The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-11-25
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MS department Is edited by Mrs. Ria L.
Ziegler and anyone having social news OF
interest will confer a favor on the Register
oy phoning Mrs. Ziegler, SIC.
Surprise Party-On "Wednesday
evening of last week as Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Wiley arrived home, the cry of
surprise" greeted them; and surely a
more surprised couple it would be diff
cult 10 find. About forty of their
friends and neighbors remembered it
was the first anniversary Of their mar
riage. Games, music, and lively chat
tins were enjoyed until the serving of
the bountiful lunch the guests had pro-
vided. Many beautiful membranes
OF this happy occasion were left with
the happy couple.
Birthday Party-Master Dwain
Smith entertained a number of his
young friends on Wednesday of last
week to celebrate his ninth birthday
anniversary. After a most pleasant
season of lively games, the guests
were served to a most delicious supper
by the mother.
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Friendship Club-Mrs. T. l.. Chap
pell was the gracious hostess to this
happy crowd on Thursday afternoon.
Dainty needlework and spirited con-
verse marked the early hours, and
were followed by a most elaborate and
delicious two-course luncheon.
Saturday Literary Ciub-The Satur-
day Literary Club was entertained by
Mrs. Flora Mitchell. Seventeen re-
| sponded to the roll call of current
events. The following program was
enjoyed: Educational Institutions of
British Isles" Mrs. Haroldson; Eng
lish Army and Navy" Mrs. Bushnell.
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Shower-Miss Hazel Ibach, who is
! soon to be married, was rendered a
miscellaneous shower at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins, three
miles south of B~rookings, Monday
afternoon. About fifty friends were
present, all taking well-filled baskets,
and lunch was served buffet style. Miss
Ibach received numerous beautiful and
useful presents.
EortI&u DorAptiop- oct Eri6a
evening occurred the regular faculty
reception to the students of the school
of agriculture. The agriculture stu
dents assembled at the old chapel from
where they went in a body to the
gymnasium and were received by the
faculty. Prof. F. E. Brown, Of the
Public Speaking Department, gave two
or three readings which were very
much enjoyed by those present-one
cording to Prof. Brown, none other
than Prof. B. A. Dunbar of the Chemis-
try Department. We regret however,
to state that Prof. Dunbar denies any
connection with the selection. At
about GAS, following the grand march.
those present were served with ice
cream and cakes after which the agri-
culture students gave several yells.
Entertain Teams-Members of the
Brookings and Huron high school
football teams were delightfully."- enter
tanned by the young ladies of the do
nestle science department Of the
Brookings high school at a six o'clock
dinner last Friday evening in the hall
of the grade building. Three courses,
proving the young ladies' ability along
culinary lines, were served, as follows:
first course, oyster stew; second
course, scalloped potatoes, ham sand
witches, apple salad, dill pickles, coffee;
third course, pumpkin pie with whip
ped cream. During the dinner Miss
Olive Cole presided at the piano and
Mrs. Paul Gillespie sang several Sc
%lections. Superintendent J. w. Brown
ing, Coach and Mrs. Paul Gillespie,
Coach D. F. Smith and the Huron
coach were also guests.
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For Football Team-Prof. and Mrs.
B. L. Thompson were host and hostess
to the members of State Colleges foot
ball team Tuesday evening at an in
formal party. Covers were laid for
twenty-five and the yellow and blue
table decorations were carried out by
chrysanthemums and other flowers. A
~four-course dinner was served and the
players enjoyed the evening %recanting
experiences of the season and basking
in Prof. and Mrs. Thompson's hos
pitality.
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Elect Officers-At the regular meet
ing of the Eastern Star lodge held
Tuesday evening, November Is, the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year