The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-11-04
SOCIETY NEWS

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ziegler and anyone having social news of
interest will confer a favor on the Register
by 'phoning Mrs. Ziegler. 316.
Ladies Aid-The Presbyterian Ladies
Aid was entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Mast Thursday with about ninety
present. A pleasant program of music
was enjoyed, and later a fine luncheon
was served.
Eighth orade-On Friday evening
ire members of the eighth grade had a
most lively time at the high school.
Various games, and a good lunch made
the evening very pleasant.
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Halloween Party-Miss Orpha Hau-
gen was the charming young hostess
at a delightful party on Friday. A de
licious three-course dinner was served
at $50 at a long table which was cen
tered by a large pumpkin filled with
fruit-and decorations to accent the
season were used in the rooms, and
also in the attic where the lively com
pany enjoyed different games. The
guests came arrayed in unique cos
tunes, and surely presented a novel
spectacle. Ghosts were stationed in
various parts Of the attic. This party
was duplicated on Saturday with Miss
Eva Haugen as hostess to her young
friends.
Halloween Party-On Friday even
ing Misses Pearl Ziegler, Eula Palmer
and Frances Alton entertained a mum
Der Of their friends. They first went
to the home of Miss Pearl where they
entered by a ladder in an upstairs win
dow and came down the stairs in a
large basket-a regular sh~oot-the-shoot
affair. Lively games with wiener lunch
were enjoyed until 1890 when the
happy company adjourned to the home
of Miss Eula, where they were greeted
by different ghosts, who served them
with pumpkin pie a la mode.
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Halloween Party-On Saturday
Misses Pearl and Jean Leighty were
the pleasant hostesses at a most de-
lightful party-twenty-six Of their
young friends participating. Two long
tables were laid and with their Hal
lowe'en decorations made a beautiful
sight. Favors marked places and
when these were opened-dunce caps,
fans, ETC., came to view. The delicious
menu was served in two courses. Live
ly games were enjoyed until the bring
ing in of a large pumpkin. Ribbons
hung from this and as each guest drew
one, a souvenir of this happy occasion
was the result. The guests voted this
as n of the best parties ever attend
ed.
CompIimentary-The Bible class of
the M. e. church met at the home of
Mrs. G. Austin (the president) on
Monday afternoon in honor of their
teacher, Mrs. Sanders, who leaves soon
for Florida to spend the winter. After
a season Of fancy work and visiting
the fine lunch furnished by the class
was served. A pleasant feature was
the presentation Of a huge bouquet of
chrysanthemums to the complimented
guest.
p. N. G. A.-On Tuesday afternoon
the Past Noble Grand Association had
a most enjoyable meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Soule who was assisted by
Mrs. Fridley. At this meeting the new
officers presided, and a great deal of
business was transacted. Lively con-
verse over fancy work was enjoyed un-
til the serving of an elaborate supper.
Mrs. McNeill Of Huron Ga member of
that order at that place. was a visitor,
and told Of what they were accomplish
ing in Huron.
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". r. c. Birthday cIub-On Wednes-
day afternoon the November birth
days were celebrated at the G. A. r.
hall. Needle work with visiting and !
the serving of the fine lunch filled the
time most admirably.
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Halloween Party-On Saturday
evening Masters Donald and Kenneth
Larsen entertained very pleasantly
thirteen Of their young friends. A
bonfire, wiener roasts. toasting marsh
mallows. with many various games
made a very happy occasion.
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