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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
6
Huron groups schedule numerous gatherings in clubs lodges and churches. Ro A M and Townsend clubs hold evening sessions while Mizpah and Degree of Honor plan Friday activities. A Christmas program lunch and bridge events follow as Woman's Benefit Association and Dakota lodge list new officers. Merry Patriarchs dance and a sorority pledge complete the social round.
The Miller Society held a 4 seven o'clock dinner at the Vanderbilt Hotel with guests seated at a long table decorated in Christmas greens and red and green tapers. Afterward, attendees moved to the Cahalan home for contract and card games with prizes for high and low scores. Miriam Handcock celebrated her thirteenth birthday with ten friends at the Handcock home, followed by games and lunch. The Fortnightly Study Club hosted its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Chester Thomas’s home with competitive games and gift exchanges. Mrs. Ralph Erb’s bridge night featured two tables of play and prizes for high, second, and low scores. The Miller Woman's Club organized a Christmas program and party in the clubroom with carols and readings by various members.
A literary program featured piano accompaniment by Mrs. Frank Spence and readings by Mrs. Tom Hangen and Margaret E. Sangster. Mrs. FitzGerald recited a poem and sang The Christmas Song. A committee arranged a tea after the program and meeting.
In Kingman Arizona a man with two wives was convicted of open and notorious cohabitation. The Short Creek sect plans a possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court led by J W Musser of the United Order. PC Spencer, 13, testified to lifelong belief in polygamy. he faces up to three years. The appeal cites religious freedom as the basis.
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