Bridge Club Meets Alpena After Postponement
The Easy Ace Bridge Club, meeting Alpena, postponed from Monday to Tuesday night, gathered with Mrs. John Benison to conduct their session.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
7
The Easy Ace Bridge Club, meeting Alpena, postponed from Monday to Tuesday night, gathered with Mrs. John Benison to conduct their session.
A local club reports thank you letters from boys in service for Birthday boxes and Easter cards. Committees are appointed to send May birthdays boxes. Dinner bridge at Hotel Marvin Hugbitt features score prizes to Mrs Allender Mrs Van Arsdale and Mrs Schmidt. Rebekahs join in joint church service at Colfax No 9. Taylor couple marks 25th wedding anniversary with 25 attendees.
The Wolsey wedding featured Mrs Taylor in a white silk gown and Mr Taylor in a wedding suit as guests viewed two copper anniversary medallions from engraving plates. The table held a silver centerpiece with eggs, Easter rabbits, and a cake on a silver tray. Slated attendees included sons Lincoln and Roscoe, back home from State College Brookings.
Adjutant General E. A. Beckwith announced 300 men will be mobilized into five forestry protection battalions to guard Black Hills timber during the fire season. Headquarters at Deadwood, mounted for inaccessible areas. other units at Hill City, Custer, and Hot Springs.
Mrs. F W Burger entertained the Grandmothers Card Club Tuesday afternoon at her Woonsocket home. Members played cards and enjoyed lunch after the session.
Ramblers held a Monday evening gathering at the home of Mrs Rose Vegge with a large attendance. Members played games late into the night, continuing until three.
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