The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22
SOCIETY NEWS

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Past Noble Grand Association OF the
Rebekah LodQe-Mesdames Plumb and
Shanbarker entertained very pleasant
" the association on Wednesday after
200 July 9th, at the home of the
former. After the business fancy work
and lively visiting were enjoyed until
the serving of the fine supper which
made a fine ending.
Birthday Luneh-on Thursday after
noon, July Eth, at the close OF the after
noon session Of the chautauGus Mrs.
Geo. Etting escorted a number Of her
lady friends TO the "WoI3an's Build.
ing and there served a most delicious
supper in honor Of her natal day. A
srest many rememhranceS OF the hap.
~ occasion were left with the hostess
sirt-eay party-oa Thursday after,
noon July It'll. Miss Marjorie Brown
Ing was the charming little hostess TO
q number Of her friends TO help cele-
bra,e her atih b.rtaray Various 1--we
ly games and the ser1!ns OF dainty re
fresAmenis filled the afternoon most
admirably.
Birthday Party-Master Nile Tidbal
entertained q number Of his young
friends on Friday afternoon. July Sth,
in honor Of his nth natal day. After
a merry season Of games. the climax
was reached when the fine luncheon
was served to the happy company.
Friendship ciub-The j~olliest time
ever was enjoyed by this lively crowd
on Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Leekley. Spirited converse over
fancy work were followed by a most
delicious two-course supper.
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Complimentary Breakfast-One of
the most pleasant affairs of the week
was the 9 o'clock breakfast given by
Mrs. Lillian Smith on Friday in honor
of Mrs. G.. A. Williams, a guest of
Brookings friends. Covers were laid
for a1aunn and nnarEnd with dainty
Japanese cards. A beautiful bouquet
centered the table. The delicious
menu was served in three courses by
Miss Gladys Nelson. The guests were
then asked to tell a story about their
card or tell of what it reminded them.
A pleasant hour was spent in listening
to these stories.
Spoon cIub-On Friday afternoon
Mrs. Ray Fridley was the gracious hos
tess to the members of THE Spoon
Club" and a few others. Fancy work
and visiting were enjoyed and later a
fine luncheon was served.
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Birthday Party-Miss Ruth Kendall
was the pleasant little hostess to some
Of her friends on Friday afternoon in
honor of her seventh birthday. After
a joyous season Of games, the happy
company were invited to find places at
a long table, which was decorated with
Fourth of July emblems. A large birth
day cake. holding seven candles in the
center Of the table was admired great
ly and later enjoyed by the guests.
Miscellaneous Shower - Thursday
afternoon Miss Rhea Roach was honor
ed when Misses Joy Morton and Leila
Linn gave a very delightful Miscellan-
eous Shower at the home Of the form
er. Fancy work and animated con-
verse passed the time very rapidly.
Many Interruptions In the form OF tele-
grams occurred. These messages told
Miss Rhea where to find packages
and many beautiful and useful articles
were thus revealed. A dainty two
course luncheon was served later in
the afternoon.
Complimentary Luncheon - Miss
Frances Carlisle was the gracious hos
tess to a number of her friends Fri
day at a five o'clock luncheon In COM
piiment to Miss Roach Ia bride OF this
week. Music helped to enliven the
evening.
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Parcel Shower-The Misses JOY
Morton and Leila Linn were hostesses
at a parcel shower in honor of Miss
Rhea Roach, given at the home of
Miss Morton on Thursday. About ff-
teen friends of the bride-to-be were
present and after an impromptu pro-
gram a delicious two-course luncheon
was served. After luncheen a mock
wedding We neld, with Miss Rhea
Roach as b1l.de, Miss May Lehner.
groom, Miss Grace Bacon, flower girl.