The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
METHODIST MEN BANQUET.

odist Episcopal church entertained
all the men of the organization at
the monster banquet held in the
church parlors last night Nearly 1870
guests We're present for the OCCASION
Al $50 the company sat down to
an elaborate supper, which boosted
an abundance OF everything from
roast pig to pumpkin pie. During the
Mandolin club
After the supper, a program was
given, Or. j S. Hoagland acting as
POSTMASTER. 1t was opened by the
male quartet from Dakota Wesleyan,
consisting OF Fred Hartung. Carl
Harvey, Bernie Brereton. and Olin
Jackson.
The program OF speeches followed,
the speakers of the evening being
DR.. L, w, Heyler, A. E. Hitchcock,
Miss ANNA Haynes, DR.. j. s. Hark-
ness. j w. McClinton, and 7. Meyer.
Following the addresses. Whitney
Morris favored the audience with a
violin solo, and Prof. George Harold
Miller with a vocal solo.
WESLEYAN GRADUATES WE'D
word has been received by Mitchell
friends of the marriage in Santa Ana,
Cal, of Albert j. Harno and Miss
Maude NendellSen, two former Da-
kota Wesleyan students. The mar
riage occurred November 10.
Mr.. liarno was a brilliant student
while at Dakota Wesleyan and won
nigh honors during his legal course
at Yale university. Here he had the
opportunity OF becoming Intimately
acquainted with William Howard
Taft and received some instruction
under him.
Recently he has been located i'm
Los Angeles, Cal. and has already
Won some distinction by the capable
briefs which he has submitted to the
supreme court of that state.
MRS. EDWARDS ENTERTAlNS.
Mrs. II. II. Edwards informally en-
teftaned ID party OF IL friends on
Iasl saturday afternoon at
clock tea in honor OF Mrs. Cornalia
harker, OF Oakland, Neb. who spent
a few days hers as the guest of Mrs.
VIM. Herbert Following the tea,
bridge occupied the attention of the
guests. yellow chrysanthemums form
ed the table decorations
STANDARD BEARERS PARTY.
Miss Margaret Card and Miss Edith
Holmes We're hostesses to the regular
meeting of the Standard Bearers of
the NJ thodist church at the home of
the former, So4 South Edmunds
street on Tuesday evening
Miss Ethel Blynn had charge of an
excellent program of music readings.
ana the regular lesson Mrs. w. II.
King sang lullaby, which was very
much appreciated
Refreshments We're served by the
hostesses after the program. The
rooms were decorated very Hastily
with holly. bells. and other Christ
mas ornaments.
MRS. HERBERT Is HOSTESS.
Mrs. w. NJ. Herbert was hostess
to the meeting of the Monday Bridge
club al one O'Clock luncheon and
bridge party held at her home, 500
West Third avenue on Tuesday after
noon
The luncheon was in honor of her
guest, Mrs. CorEelia IIarker. of Oak
land Neb. Mrs. II. II. Edwards and
Mrs. G. a. Bower assisted the hostess
in serving. The table decorations We're
formed from pink chrysanthemums
Mrs. g. Haven Draper, of Mime
apolis, an out-oftown guest. won the
high score prize Mrs. Harker was
awarded the guest prize.
GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Ether Crum entertained
lumber of her friends at her home.
l117 East Third avenue. on last
Tuesday evening. the occasion being
her birthday. The evening was spent
n fancy work. candy making and
story telling. Miss Crum received
number of pretty gifts from her
friends.
'TNFORMAL CLUB" STARTED.
Mrs H. G. Giadings. was hostess
, the first meeting of the newly or