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

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program was as follows:
Woman's Part in Social Progress
The Effect of the Woman Vote......
Hume
Modern German Opera. Mrs. Starring
Light refreshments were then served
and a social hour enjoyed.
Parcel Shower-Friday evening Mes
DANES Thayer and Arthur Marvin gave
a pretty affair in compliment to Miss
Dollie Anderson-a bride of the near
future. During the curse of the even
ing, the guests were requested tt ask
household questions of Miss Dolly,
and some very amusing answers were
the result. The rooms looked beauti-
full with red hearts and festoons of
red and white; and one corner was
particularly decorated with the gar
lands, and here was a large throne
decorated in green for the bride. After
the serving of the delicious three
course luncheon, Miss Dolly was called
to the door to receive an express box
in which were found many packages.
Upon investigating these parcels, they
were found to contain many useful
and beautiful gifts for the honored
ones new home.
One O'clock Luncheon-Mrs. j. w.
Catlett and daughters entertained a
number of their friends Saturday at a
very pretty one o'clock luncheon which
was served in four courses. A social
hour followed.
Surprise Party-Monday afternoon
some old friends planned a surprise
party for Mrs. w. H. Harvey, it being
her natal day. After a pleasant social
afternoon an elaborate lunch which the
guests brought with them, was served.
The guests departed with happy good
wishes for many returns of the day.
Complimentary-Mrs. George Hoff
was complimented Monday by her Sun,
day school class, who invited her to
the home of one of its MEMBERSHIPS
Harriet Cheever. After a fine time
with music and visiting, a delicious
t~hree-course dinner was served. A
pleasant feature was the presentation
of a beautiful cut glass dish to the
teacher to show their love and appre-
citation of her labors.
Parcel Shower-Miss Dolly Ander-
son was honoree at a parcel shower
Tuesday afternoon, given by Mrs.
Thayer and Mrs. Thos. Alton at the
home of the former. Tying comforters
was followed by a fine t~hree-course
supper. Later the honored guest I'M
wrapped the numerous parcels and
passed them around for inspection.
Farewell Party-On Monday evening
about sixty ladies and gentlemen mem
bers of the w. r. G.. and G. A. r. as
sembled at the G. A. F.. hall in compli-
ment to Mrs. E. w. Hyde a very active
member of the first named organiZa-
tion-and who Is about to depart for
her new home in Arlington. A program
of readings, music, speeches, etc, en-
livened the evening; but the principal
feature was the presentation of a beau
tiful rug and purse to the favored one
by Mrs. Eichberg with a clever speech,
and was responded to by Mrs. Hyde
~ aa~,I;nl IIn~ 1Ann .,,rn1y
leaves a large vacant spot in the corps
and also in the hearts of her many
friends. Later a fine lunch was served.
Complimentary-Mrs. w. A. Mast
was the gracious hostess Monday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Geo. Hoff, and
the favored guests were the officers of
the Ladies Aid and the Missionary So
city. The rooms were decorated in
green and yellow to accent st. Pat
rick's Day A pleasant social time
with music, spirited converse, ETC.,
were enjoyed, and were followed by a
dainty refreshments. Many speeches
of regret were uttered at Mrs. Hoff's
departure for her new home in Austin
and such an active and willing and
charming personality will always be
missed by old friends, but most heart
lily welcomed in a new home.
Dinner-Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis enter
! tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoff and Mrs.
Maryland and son at dinner Sunday.
Six O'clock Dinner-Miss Ruth
Jarvis was the charming hostess at a
six o'clock dinner Wednesday. ST.
Patrick's Day was accented in both
the decorations in the room and the
ia lie. Covers were laid for fourteen,
and shamrocks designated places. The
delicious repast was served in four
courses. A pleasant social hour was
then enjoyed.