Local Society Notes Highlight Thursday Club Meetings
A flurry of society notices lists Lutheran Ladies Aid Congregational church circle Trinity Guild and other groups meeting Thursday afternoon or evening in church parlors, Parish House, or Masonic venues. Also reports a surprise 25th wedding anniversary at Peterson home with games, dinner, a mock wedding, and gift of silverware. Susie Stahl and Herman Hofer wed at Bethel church in Yale with reception to follow on the Yale farm north.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Division No
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Trinity Guild
Royal Neighbors of America
Castlehall
Huron Lodge No
St. Agnes Guild
Christian Walkers Circle
Frank Hollister
Glenn Avenue
Yale
Jolly Twenty Four Club Entertained At Home
The Jolly Twenty four club members were entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Ice and Mrs. Ann Rudy at the home of Mrs. Burly. The afternoon was spent embroidery and socializing in a cordial club gathering.
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Jolly Twenty-four
al- Ice
Ann Rudy
Burly
University Women Meet Last Evening in Huron Hotel
The October meeting of the American Association of University Women was held Tuesday after a 6:30 dinner at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Mrs. Byrne-Smith Griffith entertained with three hero solos as Dr. Royal C. G. Agne of Huron College discussed adult education in Cleveland and local courses for winter. Supt. Lung urged parental education for those in contact with children. Guests included Mrs. Agne and Mrs. Lang. The group planned the year’s activities and renewed its Fellowship fund quota.
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American Association of University Women
Mezeanine
Marvin Hughitt
Tompkins
Byrne-Smith Griffith
Royal CG. Agne
Huron College
Cleveland
Ohio
de Agne
Huron
Lung
Agne
Lang
Huron college scholarship announces new members
This annual scholarship held by the Hurot branch names Miss Frances Hayes of Ideal and Miss Frances Tait and Miss Marie Grimes as committee members who presented a report on public opinion research. New members listed include Dr Spafford, Miss Budde, Miss Hartung, Miss Dinneen, Miss Harlowe, Lela Steele, Mrs Coffey, Mrs Meigs, Miss Jones, and Mrs Broderick. A rummage sale is planned for next Thursday through Saturday at the east Third street building beside Marveys store.
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Hurot
Frances
Hayes
Ideal
Huron Collegesat i
Frances Tait
Marie Grimes
Eleanor Jones
Huron Cctlere
H. W. Broderick
Dakota Wesleyan
East Third Street
Marvey's
Luncheon Bridge and Surprise Farewell Party Notes
Fall garden flowers brightened Mrs. A M Fuller home for a one oclock lunch Saturday with twelve guests. Miss Dorothy Carlson helped, and a three course luncheon was served at three small tables. Bridge followed as gifts for top scorers went to Mrs C O Murphy and Mrs C W Oit. A surprise party for Mrs James Pappas occurred Monday at 282 Third Street SE with three tables of bridge and prizes to Mrs Will Gascoigne and Mrs Ed Walsh. Mrs Pappas departs October 10 for Greece with her husband and three children, and guests presented her handkerchiefs before a lunch. Miss Agnes Marie Nordness, daughter of L L Nordness of Huron SD, married Donald Edwin Hoffman of Mitchell SD at the home of Mr and Mrs Gar-
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Fall Garden
A. M. Fuller
Qontain
Dorothy Carlson
Fuller
C. O. Murphy
C. W. Oit
James Pappas
Pappas
Third Street
Will Gascoigne
Ed Walsh
Greece
Ainneapol
Minneapolis
Agnes Marie Nordness
L.L. Nordness
Huron
S. D
Pierport, &. D
Donald Edwin Hoffman
Mitchell, S. D
Wedding of Miss Louise Nordness in Watertown
Miss Louise Nordness of Rapid City was married Wednesday evening at 6 30 in Saint Paul to Garfield G. Schow. Rev. Lloyd Rising officiated. Only immediate relatives attended. A bridal dinner followed at the Francis Drake hotel. out of town guests included L L Nordness and others from Huron and Mitchell. They plan a home in Watertown after November 4.
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G. Schow
Chowen Avenue
Louise F. Nordness
Rapid City
Garfield G. Schow
R. L. Nordess
R. L. Nordness
Lloyd Rising
St. Paul
Francis
S. D
Misa Hoffman
Mitchell
William Hoffman
Arthur E. Cole
Cogswall
John Barton
Vermilion
Hoffman
Watertown
Minneapolis
MacPhail School
Mrs Markham Surprised at Birthday Bridge Party
Mrs J N Markham of 347 Third Street Southeast enjoyed a bridge party with friends on Saturday in honor of her birthday. Prizes for the bridge were won by Mrs Ed Davis and Mrs Markha. After the game guests served lunch and presented Mrs Markham with a shower of handkerchiefs.
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Markham
J. N. Markham
Third Street
Ed Davis
Markha
Harried Host Hosts Pinechie and Bridge Parties
A Harris home hosted a pennchie night with three tables of players. Prizes went to J. Calanan and Charles Alanelt. Mrs Harris and Esther Helseth served refreshments. A separate gathering honored Mrs L K Harvey on her birthday with bridge at 48 Beach Ave SE. Winners were Mrs W S Gassoigne and Myr tle Harvey. eight attended a lunch, and guests gave handkerchief gifts.
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Peinochle
R. V. Harris
Nevada Avenue Southwest
Pinechie
J. Calanan
Charles Alanelt
Harris
Esther Helseth
Lavon Hagen Sings On Radio Program Hit
Lavon Hagen nine year old daughter of a former Huron girl sang on a radio program recently. The young performer impressed listeners with a lively song showing early talent on the air.
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Lavon Hagen
Mace
Ion
Debut of 9 year old singer in Clarendon Hills
A TENEET dispatch notes the radio debut of a gifted nine year old girl in Clarendon Hills, a Chicago suburb. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hagen of the suburb, and Mrs Hagen formerly Ethel Hopkins, who is the daughter of Chief of Police A W Hopkins.
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WCFL
Clarendon Hills
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Ethel Hopkins
A. W. Hopkins
Miss Marso Named State Chairman in South Dakota
Kathryn Marse of Huron has been named state chairman of the study department by the National Federation of Music Clubs. A Chicago college graduate, she will plan courses of study for clubs across South Dakota, part of a national network boasting about 4000 musical organizations.
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Kathryn Marse
Huron
National Federation of Music Clubs
Marse
Chicago Musical College
South Dakota
United States
Lang
Clubs sustain biennial contests shaping American musical future
Being trained to carry on the musical future of America, clubs sponsor biennial state district and national contests where 2000 young American artist musicians test their mettle. Directed by American artists teachers and critics of high rank they push American opera elite awards and prize performances. No federation holds interdenominational church music conferences uniting clergy choir directors and church members to improve religious education through music memory tests.
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America
National Federation of Music Clubs
No Federation
Gladys Pyle Attends National Convention
Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of state of South Dakota visits Boston for the National Association of Secretaries of State convention opening at the state house. She is honored at a Governor Alien reception for traveling from a distant point.
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Boston
Xass
Gladys Pyle
South Dakota
National Association of the Secretaries of State of the United
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Evelyn Society
C.C. F
LO. C
K. C
Masonic Temple
Peterson
J. H. Peterson
Walter Peterson
J. H. Flegs
Urs. L. KW. Harvey
L. K. Harvey
D48
Beach Avenue Southeast
Mondsy
W. 8. Gassoigne
Myrtle Harvey
Brand Brothers
Dakota South
Highboy
Miss Marso
Huron Clinic
Hi. Sprague
M.D
N. D. Sewell
M. de . Saylor
M. Ben L. Oxford
W. H. Griffith
W. H. Saxton
J.C. Shirley
M. D. Ruth Ryan
TECH
Kuppenheimer
Kensington
Rapid
Brookings
Sioux Falls
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