WednesdayMusicale Meets At Evelyn McIlvaine-Dexter Home
The Wednesday Musicale will meet at 7 30 tonight at 319 Idaho avenue southeast hosted by Evelyn McIlvaine-Dexter with an annual meeting and officer elections on the agenda.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1932
Page
5
The Wednesday Musicale will meet at 7 30 tonight at 319 Idaho avenue southeast hosted by Evelyn McIlvaine-Dexter with an annual meeting and officer elections on the agenda.
Pierce chaired remarks on a card party to follow the next Rebekah meeting set for Tuesday April 13. A guest talk by Mrs Agnes Mathieu of Aberdeen celebrated the Pierre Bonday fiftieth anniversary of the Odd Fellows lodge. Mrs Mathieu, vice president of the Rebekah assembly, traveled with deputy grand sire W S Jackson who will visit Watertown Friday night this week.
Wessington Springs society column reports Misses Gladys and Ruth F addorét hosting Berean class at George H Sickler home with fifteen attendees A business session proverb game and lunch followed. Also notes multiple dinners birthdays neighbors gifts Legion and auxiliary to meet next Tuesday for business and social, Business and Professional Women club met with Ella Leyson speaking on Mountaineers.
The Wednesday Lumcheon club held a dinner bridge on Thursday with 42 ladies present led by host Mrs F M Matteson. Mrs Robert Ray won high score and Mrs M H O'Brien received a consolation. Married Meet ers were hosted by Mr and Mrs 2 S Taylor with a 7 o'clock yellow themed dinner. Mr and Mrs H L Robinson won high in the couples scores while Mr and Mrs HC Ray took consolation. Gertrude Bawdon celebrated her birthday with aunt Mrs James Barber and sixteen little girls attended.
The Miller Woman’s club held its annual South Dakota Day with a program opening in song “South Dakota” and a lecture on “South Dakota Products” plus an exhibit by Amy Schroeder. Members presented current events on South Dakota, Haverstock spoke on “South Dakota Monuments,” Halbower read “Who’s Who in South Dakota,” and Mary Janeth Bushfield, home from the University of South Dakota, hosted an evening party in the Harlan Bushfield home.
Mrs. Barber hosted a luncheon and afternoon games while Mr. and Mrs. Emil Linstrom entertained the Fortnightly club with dinner at seven and bridge where Robert Rockwell won high and J. C. Tompkins earned consolation. The Congregational church Young People’s forum held an April Fool party for the basketball squad with games dancing and lunch and thirty four guests attended Miss Frances Harter celebrated Miss Margaret Arends with a birthday dinner and bridge among friends.
Reports detail multiple bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs. Harlan Bushfield Mrs. Ralph Erb Mrs. Everett Hammill and others with score prizes won by Edward Weber Alice Stevens Vincent Fox and more. An evening at the Vanderbilt hotel included prizes for guests and members. Dorothy Clouse hosted an evening party with two tables of bridge and lunch served.
Mrs. Maud Jamieson delivered an engaging talk about Cotty College, a Missouri institution run by the PEO sisterhood.
Washington April 6 democrats gain ten vote margin after Peter C Granata of Chicago loses seat to Stanley H Kunz in a contested election decision. House standings 221 democrats 214 republicans 1 farmer labor 2 vacancies.
The engagement of Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle and Addie McPhail is announced with plans to wed as soon as legally possible. Mrs McPhail’s divorce from Lindsay McPhail becomes final June 2. Arbuckle’s former wife Doris Desne recently married Elmer S Hartz, banker of Beverly Hills.
Start of wheat planting in Ward county noted with Christ Giiege among the first to seed work in the Minot area. Seeding kicked off in the vicinity on April 6 with farmers focusing on early sowing activities.
Captain Jimond Padget, 85, a former Rough Rider with Theodore Roosevelt era service, United States Army officer and linguist, died yesterday at his Culver City home. He served with Roosevelt and pursued linguistic work during his long career.
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