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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
6
Evening Bridge Party Hosts Honor Attendees
Mrs A A McDonald Mrs James Moore Mrs Lea Girton Mrs DeWitt Lambert Mrs Francis Coon Miss Verlyn Dokken Miss Charlotte Bugg Miss Bernice Dalton and Miss Betty Les Anderson wore attire as guests. Mrs F B Schrader 748 Illinois Avenue southwest hosted a bridge party for twenty guests on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. McDonald
James Moore
Lea ‘Girton
DeWitt Lambert
Francis Coon
Misa Verlyn. Dokken
Charlotte Bugg
Mise Bernice Dalton
Betty Les Anderson
F. B. Schrader
Illinois Avenus
Seven Schoolmates Birthday Party With Halloween Games
A note describes a party at 132 Twelfth Street Southeast yesterday for a girl’s tenth birthday. Halloween games were played from four to six o'clock at her home with invited schoolmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth -Street
Local Society and Club Meetings Ahead This Week
Saturday social for Spanish War Veterans at 1450 Dakota Ave South. Sunday Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen meets at Labor Temple 2 30 PM. Monday Standard Beaters host at 6 PM with pot luck and officers election. Woman's Club of the Chicago and North Western Railway meets at 2 PM at 685 Dakota Ave North. K P lodge 7 30 PM. James River lodge 32 at 7 20 PM in I O C F hall. Wedding breakfast at Alex Johnson hotel after ceremony. couple to Rapid City. Presbyterians Aid meeting 14 present at 688 Wisconsin Ave NW with program on Fosdick Epistle of James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturrday the
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Tred Pierce
Dakota Avenue South
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Labor Temple
H. N. Carlson
Woman's Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
E. E. Chamberlain
Kots Avenue
K. P. Lodge
James River Lodge No. 32
I. 0. C. F. Hall
Alex Johnson
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Sophy
John Gerth
Flanders Music Company
Rapid City Implement Company
Rapid City
Homer Baumgartner
Wisconsi
Avenue Northwest
Presbyterian Kensingtons
Ed. Wilson
American
Harry Emerson Fosdick
James
Gwyneth Everett
Progressive Sewing Club Meeting Near Huron
The Progressive Sewing club met at Mrs. Frank Wodsirchil’s home west of Huron with nineteen members and fourteen guests. They tied quilts for Mrs. Wodstrchil and presented gifts to Mrs. Roenka Groothius. A five o’clock lunch followed and the next meeting is planned at Mrs. George Morrissey’s home. Mrs. E. J. Dougherty hosted a party at the Evergreens Tea Room for Mrs. M. A. Buckley who leaves for Aberdeen. Sixteen guests attended and prizes were won at bridge by Mrs. A. M. Fuller and Mrs. N. B. Marquis. An out-of-town guest was Mrs. C. B. Brown of Long Beach, Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Sewing Club
Frank Wodsirchil
Huron
Wodstrchil
Roenka Groothius
Howteas
George Morrissey
E. J. Dockherty
E. J. Dougherty
Evergreens
M. A. Buckley
Aberdeen
A. M. Fuller
N. B. Marquis
C. B. Brown
Long Beach
Cal
7. A. Johnson
Towa Avenue
Just Us Club Hosts Bridge Evening At Beach Avenue Home
Mrs. John Gascoigne and Mrs. Ed Troupe hosted the Just Us club at 631 Beach Avenue SE. Bridge was played to two wins, with gifts given to Mrs. Troupe, Mrs. Harry Thoman, and Mrs. George Depp. A lunch followed at small tables. Mrs. J Johnston attended as a guest and received a prize. The next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs. Fred Felenzer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just US Club
John Gascoigne
Rapid City Bride Lucille Beith Weds Merle Sophy
Miss Lucille Beith of Rapid City marries Merle Sophy in a Wednesday morning ceremony at Rapid City. Rev Father McGowen officiates with attendants Miss Mildred Stucker and Phil Trafner. The bride wears a burgundy velvet gown and carries a rose corsage. bridesmaid Stucker wears brown velvet and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Beth
Rapld City
Fluron
Lucille Beith
Rapid City
Huron
Rapid City Journal
Merle Sophy
Rap 41 City
Father McGowen
Mildred Stucker
Phil Trafnner
Miss Stucker
Attended Sioux Falls charity tea and style revue
Miss Evelyn McKvaine and Mrs. Gretchen Sauer-Royal attended a 5tFle revue musicale and tea in Riverview Heights for the Children's Home. Nearly 200 women gathered at Mrs. Jean B. Dennis' home as Ray Gorman and Jack Malerich provided music. Mrs. Eugene M. ReQua, Mrs. Charles McDonald, and Mrs. Royh of Huron offered programs. Miss McIlvaine accompanied the singing. Dainty cakes and tea followed the fashion show in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Evelyn McKvaine
Gretchen Sauer-Royal
Orowee Club
Jean B. Dennis
Riverview Heights
Ray Gorman
Jack Malerich
Eugene M. ReQua
Charles §. McDonald
Royh
Huron
Misa McIlvaine
Royhlet
Halloween party hosted by Jean Marcella Hetti
Mrs W J Matlock Mrs Harlan Whisman and Mrs Frank Ripley won prizes at the event with a luncheon served at small tables adorned with yellow tapers and yellow and green tape. Jean Marcella Hetti hosted the Halloween gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Matlock
Mra
Harlan Whisman
Frank Ripley
Tate
Jean Marcella Hetti
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Tele- i Society
K.P. Hall
Leslie Dries
Herschel Cooley
Floyd Rouse
el Moldenhauer
Nellie Perry
Ydia E. Pinkham
Oy Wernt
Bavi Els
Bavi Els Wrong Right After, Since I Have Taken the Compound. ——Mrs. Maud Meyers
E. 3Th Street
Dubuque
Iowa
Pete
Stn
Marvin Hughitt
Vermont
Robb-Ross Syrup
M. K. Goetz Brewing CO
Toute Agee ST. Joseph
Missouri
Ang
Gr Country Club
Huron Grocery
All-Bran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
ALBAN
Kellogg's
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