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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1929

Page

6

Local society notes and club meetings in the city

Society items list Monday and Tuesday gatherings across lodges clubs and auxiliaries. James River Lodge No 22 meets at I C O F Hall, Women of Mooseheart Legion, Dorcas Society, Argonaut Club hostess, Beta Delphica at city hall rest room, Knights of Pythias Esquire degree, and more. Tuesday’s schedule includes O W meeting, B U died with meet, Invincible Club home event, Story Hour, Past Noble Grand association, Legion Auxiliary, DeMolay at Masonic Temple, Professional Women's club, Twentieth Century club, Fortnightly Club, and others. Socials feature Wing parties hosted by Mrs Laurinet and Mrs Clyde Gorham for Mrs LeRoy Gilland with bridge prizes, plus Jefferson Mothers Club officers, McCone Auxiliary meeting, Willing Workers Study Club, and hostess duties throughout.

R. E. Storrs Ninth Street Beta Delphica City Hall Keights of Pythias Esquire Legion Auxiliary F. Hall DeMolay Lodge Masonic Paul Katz Hazard Laurinet Bridge Albert Anderson Charles Peterson Peterson Clyde Gorham

Batan Bridge Club Attends Theater Party and Awards

Members of the Batan bridge club met Thursday evening at the Huron theater then gathered at Mrs. C. F. Rose’s home for two tables of bridge. Mrs. Foy Canes won high score, with Rose as season high and Mrs. Park Frook second. a potluck lunch followed. The Yeomen gathered at the Lytle home for a five‑table bridge and whist session with prizes to Tolmie, Bonesteel, Stowe, and Wick. Next meeting is March 8 at Nelson’s home.

Clair Gascoigne Costain Music Store Fern Kambel Misa Vera Bailey Mary O'Reedy Gasgoigne Mias Vera Bailey Christian Workers’ Circle Christian Workers Circle Church of Christ M. Hl Sorenson Nebraska Avenue Keiser Arcularius Hare Ilness Batan Bridge Lab Huron C. F. Rose Nds Avenue Foy Canes Rose Park Frook Yeqgmen al’ Lytle W. F. Lytle Iowa Avenue John Tolmie E. D. Bonesteel Kate Stowe Palmer Wick

Beta Delphian Ting Monday Huron chapter meeting

Huron Beta Delphian Chapter holds regular session at City Hall Monday February 25 at 7 45 p m. The topic Drama as a Religious and Moral Force will guide study with text reports by Miss Bloodgood, Mrs Buckley, Mrs Cave, Mrs Claymore, Mrs Culhano and Mrs Howes.

Beta Delphian Huron Beta Delphian City Hall

Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman Friday

A diary entry recounts a windy start giving way to a calm pleasant afternoon. Neighbors head to town using horses to move a car. Domestic chores include butter making and ironing. The writer spends time outdoors and reads mail on the back step, noting a box of quilt pieces from Jean and planning for more cold weather ahead.

Jean

Fragmentary remark on offerings and world hardship

A brief, fragmented European style aside reflects on offerings and global hardship, noting not to grumble as other parts of the world suffer more, with a cautious shrug at the end.

Daughter of the Samurai described in diary entry

The writer notes a blustery forenoon and a decent afternoon while baking bread and finishing chicken work. They mention hoping for dinner with Jean and Will, who are away, and a friend borrowing books. The diary praises The Daughter of the Samurai as a vivid portrayal of upper class Japanese girlhood and education.

Dan Jean Will Tye

Margaret Durham Improves After Soup Accident

In Feb 23 report from Wolsey Special to Press, Margaret Durham, badly burned by hot soup spilling on her shoulders during a table game, is slowly improving today after a Wednesday mishap.

Wolsey Margaret Durham

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