The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-03-18

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four of the teachers were the favored
guests at a supper at the home of Mr..
Vinegar on Tuesday of last week and
the delicious repast was most assured
ly relished.
Sunday School Ciass-C. w. Smith
entertained in his pleasant way his
class Thursday evening. After the
business session, animated converse
ton with ice cream and waters were
much enjoyed.
w. r. c. Birthday CIub-On Wednes-
day afternoon of last week about sixty
seven ladies enjoyed a very pleasant
time at the home of Mrs. Eichberg-to
celebrate six birthdays. A program of
readings, singing, and fancy work en-
livened the afternoon; and ended with
an elaborate supper.
Christmas Club-Mrs. C. d. Kendall
was the gracious hostess to the Christ
mas Club Thursday evening. The
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yellow to accent the idea of st. Patrick.
The members of the club take these
meetings for preparing their Christmas
gifts, and with lively conversation
surely have most enjoyable times. Ice
cream and cake were served later in
the evening.
Friendship CIub-Thirteen members
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Ziegler
Friday afternoon. Fancy work proved
the vehicle for spirited inverse until
the serving of the two-course lunch
con.
kensington-Mrs. J. w. Catlett and
daughters entertained very charmingly
about thirty of their friends Thursday
afternoon. Dainty needlework with
visiting were the diversions until the
serving of the delicious three-course
luncheon.
Priscilla Ciub-Mrs. Rogers was the
pleasant hostess to the club Thursday
afternoon; and a pleasant time vas en-
joyed with fancy work and social in
tercourse which were followed by a
dainty lunch.
Auction Bridge-A very enjoyable
social event was the Auction Bridge
party given by Mrs. T. C. Connolly
Friday afternoon. Two tables were
arranged for the players, and when
the final score was taken it was found
that Miss Aurora Leekley had won the
honors, "a teapot)-and Mrs. Purdy
the booby-a large onion. The guests
were then invited into the dining room
where they found a beautiful table
decorated with chickens, rabbits, ETC.,
to accent Easter. The delicious lunch
con was served in three courses.
Surprise Party-On Saturday after
noon Miss Laura Vinegar planned and
successfully carried out a surprise on
her mother by inviting twelve of her
w. r. c. friends to help celebrate her
seventy-second natal day. After a
social afternoon with fancy work Miss
Laura served a most delicious supper
Many pretty remembrances were left
with the happy hostess as a reminder
of the occasion.
Saturday Literary ciub-A most in
teresting meeting of the Saturday
Literary Club was held at the home
OF Mrs. Bushnell. Names at roll call
were responded to by telling current
events. The election OF officers for
next year was then in order and the
following members were honored-
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Brewing: v~ice-presi-
dent. Mrs. ziegler; rec. secretary. Mrs.
Locke; col. secretary, Mrs. Hinckley:
critic. Mrs. Fry. A very interesting
paper ON Noted Women Of Germany
~ Mr.. Locke was then enjoyed. Al
this Va the last meeting that Mrs.
Ceo Hon ~ % b with ~. Z regret