The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-03-02

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Evening Party-Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. h. S. Hanson entertained
II guests at their home at 703 Twelfth
avenue. A delicious two-course supper
was served at 1890.
Private Dancing Party-Mr. anC
Mrs. Van Dusen Fishback and DR.. and
Mrs. A. II. Stoll gave a private dane.
evening. Mrs. j. B.. Bayard. Vim.
cenues, Ind, was the guest Of honor
The last number played by the orches
ira was a favor dance in which part.
ners were drawn for supper, which
was served in two courses at the Y.
W. G. A. cafeteria.
Card Party-Mr. and Mrs. II. j
Boyts and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shea
entertained at the home of the former,
90& Eighth street, at cards last Wed.
nesday evening, Feb. %. There were
five tables Of cards, after which a two.
course supper was served. George
Washington decorations were carried
out in tally cards, refreshments and
Ratchet favors.
Dinner Party-Mr. and Mrs. e. A.
Hanson and Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Han
son entertained at the f.. A. Hanson
home, S15 Seventh avenue, last Friday
evening at a Z o'clock dinner. Twenty
four guests were present. The eve
ming was spent at cards. Decorations
were suggestive Of Washington's birth
day.
p. {. O.-Monday evening the p. e.
o. met with Miss Lena Splitter at the
Willis T.. Johnson residence, 925 Me-
Diary avenue. There was a short bust
ness meeting which adjourned early on
account of Professor Kohlers recital.
Sorosis CIub-Mrs. T. II. Wright,
S23, Tenth street, was hostess to the
Sorosis club Wednesday evening.
There was a short business meeting
and the program as follows: Climate
and Topography of Brazil, Mrs. Bonell;
Wild Life, Mrs. Bibby, and Immigra-
~ L ODlCiIi o.. 4lCSIlllS Sd
journed and refreshments were served.
Washington Dinner Party-Mrs. H.
f. McDearmon and Miss Joy Vessey
entertained five guests at a $50 din
ner last Thursday evening at the home
of the former in the Dawes apart
ments. An elaborate f~ourcourse din
ner was served. Red sweet peas with
silk flags formed the c~enterpiece. in
dividual glass candlesticks with red
candles, nut cups and place cards ap-
prOpriate to the occasion marked each
place. The living room was bright
ened with a basket Of daffodils. The
evening was spent in playing hearts.
Bridge Party-Dr. and Mrs. G.. II.
~Gulbrandsen, 623 Medary avenue, en-
tertained Saturday evening at three
tables of bridge. The color scheme
ried out in daffodils, nut cups and fav.
ors which contained caps. Supper was
served in three courses about II
o'clock.
iStISIllp SIIp iCOIcludy dllcI'
noon, Mrs. Elizabeth Leekley was host
ess at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
j. H. Roberts to the Friendship club.
A social afternoon was spent, and a
delicious supper served the guests at
5 o'clock.
Eridge-Mrs. E. II. Eby, 1925 Third
street entertained at Bridge for her
sister, Mrs. Bayard on Wednesday,
Feb. %.
Masonic Party-A Masonic masquer.
ade dancing party was held at the
Temple Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 0. Quail ~masquerading as bride and
groom were awarded the prize and
along with it the announcement was
made hat it was Mr.. and Mrs. Quail's
eighteenth wedding anniversary which
explained tho appropriateness of their
costumes. There were many other
clever and unique costumes. Supper
was served at 1920.
Mission Banquet-The Young Won,
ans Foreign Missionary society enter
tanned it's membership and husbands
and friends at a banquet at the Metho
dist church p~arlors on Tuesday eve
ming. The tables were beautifully dec
Grated to represent the four seasons
spring, summer, fall and winter. Guests
were seated according to the season
in which their birthdays fell. The ban
quet was served in three courses. An
interesting program was carried out
with Mrs. w. F.. Kumlien as toast
mistress.