The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-04-13
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Sorosis Club-Miss Mabel Trooien,
721 Sixth avenue, was hostess to the
Sorosis club on Wednesday evening.
The program was as follows: Venzuela
Industries and Resources, Mrs. J. r.
Shreeves; Venezuelan Art, Mrs. f. II.
Sexauer, and a book review, Green
Mansion, Miss Nell Kendall. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Berean Class Party-On Thursday
evening at s o'clock, Mrs. j. w. Cat
lett, 900 William street, entertained the
Berean Bible class of The Baptist Sun
day school. Mrs. Catlett was assisted
by Mrs. l.. G.. Borst, Mrs. L. II. Beatty
and Mrs. G. A. Skinner. Light refresh
ment were served.
Informal .Afternoon-Mrs. G. G..
Hinkley, 716 Seventh street, enter.
tanned Friday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. G. w. Cobel. Eighteen ladies
were present. A lap lunch was served
in two courses at $50.
$50 Dinner-Mrs. Thos. Norby, 912
Sixth street, entertained II guests at
a $50 dinner last Thursday evening.
Dinner was served in two courses.
Pink sweet peas centered the table
Easter place cards.
Twin Sixes-Mrs. F. w. Heintz, 524
Third street, was hostess to the Twin
Skies this afternoon. The event vas
in honor of Mrs. G.. w. Cobel. Seven
guests besides the club members Were
present. Two vocal solos by Miss
Katherine Harris and readings by Mis-
Mercedes Heintz made up an enjoyabla
program. The afternoon was spent IL
formally. A ~two-course supper va
served at 5 o'clock.
Presbyterian Ladies Party-Mrs. r.
b. Forsee, rs Medary avenue, was
hostess to the Presbyterian Ladies
Bible class on Monday evening. The
guests were entertained with the fol.
lowing numbers: reading, Pamela
Powers: Selections by Ruth and Gail
Haroldson and Lois Martin; vocal
numbers by Helen Peddicord; solo by
Mrs. 4. j. Ray and readings by Mer-
cedes Heintz. At the close of the eve
ming, light refreshments we're served.
Dinner Party-On Monday evening
Mrs. Clarence Kabrud entertained at
a $50 dinner in honor Of her sister,
Miss Leona Peterson Of Mankato,
MINI. After dinner cards were played
Mr.. Aslakson winning high score.
Wedding Anniversary-On Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Mathews cele-
brated the 55th anniversary Of their
marriage. In honor Of the event Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Mathews and Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. II. Hoy entertained the Col
lege Neighborhood club Of 20 years
standing. OF the club only eve fom-
lilies remain, namely, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. SolDerg,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. James, Mr.. ard Mrs.
r. B. Forsee, Mrs. VIM. Cutler, Mir. and
Mrs. H. b. Mathews and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Hoy. A Z o'clock dinner was
served and the evening was spent in.
formally visiting over old times.
Junior-Senior Banquet-The height Of
the high school social season was
reached last Friday evening with the
annual Junior-Senior banquet which
was held in the high school gymna.
stun at $50. The gymnasium was
decorated in oriental colors, the root
having a canopy Of red, black and
orange steamers. The side wall:
were banked with ferns and flowers
Oriental lanterns were hung at the
SIDES. The table decorations consisted
OF tulips, jonquils and candles. All
elaborate f~our-course dinner was
served by mattresses in orienta
dress, after which Owen Burman, pre-
sided as POSTMASTER. Those who re
sponded with toasts were Richard
Kendall, greeting; George Blakeslee
reply: Mr.. White, Westward Ho.
Katherine Harris, Prophesy OF Senior