The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-06-24

tended from each dainty place card TO
the center Of the tables, and when
drawn brought Il view two cards bear-
ing the names Miss Nina Wood and
Samuel Sloan and July, 1915.
Friendship Club-Mrs. S. II. McCarl
was hostess for the club on Thurs
day afternoon in her usual delightful
manner Fancy work with visiting
made the afternoon very enjoyable
Mrs. Daniels Of Sioux Falls, (Mrs.
McCarps mother and Mrs. Knetsch Of
Tracy. were the guests Of the after
noon. A most delicious luncheon was
served about FIVE O'Clock. At Mrs.
Lanphier's place was placed a beauu-
full IRISH, a present from the club 70 its
departing member.
Family Reunion-On Thursday the
home of Mrs. j. l. Colegrove was the
scene Of a happy family reunion
twenty-seven participating in the
elaborate dinner which was served in
three courses. A bouquet Of peonies
centered one long table, and a bouquet
Of yellow roses adorned the other one
Singing, "reminiscences, visiting, etc,
enlivened the afternoon.
On Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Thayer's home was the place Of fes-
uyity with a picnic dinner.
on Thursday evening the lively
crowd enjoyed an informal dance al
one Of the halls.
CompIimented Breakfast - Miss
Grace Lanphier was the honOree al a
breakfast given by Miss Mary Miller
on Saturday.
Afternoon-Miss Bryant entertained
her kindergarten class most delight
fully Friday afternoon Various games
singing. etc, were followed by the
serving Of ice cream and cake.
complimentsry-On Wednesday af-
ternoOn of last week, Mrs. l.. Dewing
was the charming hostess 10 some Of
her friends. The occasion being in
honor Of Mrs. Lloyd. Dainty needle
work with lively conversation were
enjoyed, and later the favored guests
were invited TO find places at beautiful
ly decorated tables, the color scheme
Of yellow and white being successfully
carried out. Dainty cards marked
places, and the delicious repast was
served in three courses.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bertness
and Arthur gave a most enjoyable
party on Wednesday Of last week.
Fancy work and visiting filed the time
most ~agreeably, and was followed by
a most elaborate ~four-course luncheon
which was served at two long tables
yiolets being used for decoration,
and violet cards designated places
each guest having a corresponding
flower card.
Complimentary luncheon-Thurs-
day Mrs. Koch was the pleasant hos
tess at q one o'clock luncheon in com
pliment TO Mrs. Lloyd. Pink carna-
tons centered the table and the colors
Of pink and white were used as far
as possible in all the decorations, and
also in the fine menu. A pleasant
social hour followed.
Thimble Bee-On Thursday after
noon Mrs. Bertness entertained a num-
Der Of ladies in her pleasant way. Al
ter a season of needle work and visit
Ing, a fine four-course supper was serv-
ed.
Complimentary-Mrs. Jarvis enter
tanned fifteen ladies in honor of Mrs.
Lloyd on Tuesday afternoon. Animal
ed converse with fancy work whiled
the hours away altogether too rapidly,
and was followed by light refresh
ments. A pleasant feature was the
presentation of a remembrance in the
shape OF a LavaIliere to Mrs. Lloyd by
the ladies.
Six O'clock Dinner-Dr. and Mrs.
Shirley Miller gave q most enjoyable
dinner Tuesday. The evening was
passed in visiting and relating col
lege "reminiscences.