The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-28

Song by Band Of Mercy Girls.
Reading regarding the Red Cross.
Poster Mrs. Killing.
Song ........ ........ Eva Miner.
Readins .... ........ Mrs. Avery.
Song ......... Band of Mercy Girls.
Recitation. ..... Alma Lee Thompson
Readin. .... 49,. Eileen Smith
Reading .... 49,. 49,. 49,. Mrs. Fox.
Whlstllne Solo ........ Claire Willer.
Song. p, a1I....Star Spangled Banner.
A bou. fin! lunch was then served to
the ia .r.d company.
Conprraentary-Mrs +. A. Pauley,
of Tai. mother of Miss Champion
of thu ei.y) was the complimented
guest ~ 4 pretty affair given by Mrs.
Heinta On Wednesday afternoon. A
seasou az fancy work and social chat
ting We're enjoyed until about five
o'cloct when the guests were invited
into , dining room where covers
were lava for six. The center Of the
taDl' bPtullIlel ny d StIdlliuli.
The del GUS luncheon was served in
three CURSES.
Farewell Surprise. Party-A very
happl surprise was perpetrated on MI.
and Mrs Claude Ellis on Wednesday
evcnu Of last week at the home OF
Mr.. aUa MIS-. ). J. Rudolph by the Roy
al Ne,-hbor~. Lively games, social
chattne and a three course lunch
Were o-t heartily enjoyed. \ plea
san 0. iur, was the presentation of 4
soul.u-r spoon to Mrs. Ellis by the
membe present. At a late hour the
harpy company departed with best
wishe for the honored guests in their
new home at Howard,
Friendship Club Mrs. :. II. McCarl
was the gracious hostess TO this happy
company the Friendship club, and a
few Visitors on Thursday afternoon.
Sewing for the Beleians and some
knitting with lively visiting. Were
the p~ioasantries. and later a most de-
l%icious We course dinner was served.
Gatala Camp Fire One of the pleas
antc~t affairs this happy organization
have ever had occurred at the Library
rooms Friday evening. Each member
was allowed to bring a guest and every
one came arrayod in costume both
unique an interesting. Lively games
and music passed the time all too rap
ing Of dainty refreshments. This COM.
pany certainly are having interesting
and educating meetings under the Of
ficicut managemontof Laura Sexauer
Saturday Literary Club A most in
tere~tne meeting of the Saturday Lit
erary Club was held at the home Of
Mr.. W. II. WEIGH by Mrs. c. p. WEIGH.
Roll call was responded to by max ms
of Washington. The following pro
gran proved very interesting:-
Constitutional Convention. ... Mrs.
Herman.
i4dllN MISlItSSfN VI tlt W lHt' IlOh'' g..
Mrs. Storm.
COMPLEMENTARY Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins entertained some friends
as a six o'clock dinner in honor Of
Mrs. Z. A. Pauley. Covers were Lard
for nine and the delicious menu was
served in three courses.
Twin Six Club-This popular Club
met last Thursday afternoon with Mr.
j. T. f. D%inwoodie, spending the time
in fancy work. and working for the
Red Cross as far as the material would
reach around. a genuine war lunch
was served and its good qualities were
The admiration Of all the guests.
Westminster Guild Met Tuesday
eyening at the home of Mrs. a. !,
Kendall, and were entertained by that
uopular hostess and her daughter, Miss
Nellie. The evening was spent in a
social way and suitable war time re
freshments were served.