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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
5
After a game, Mrs W Ul Zink earned the high score and Mrs Hansee received a guest prize as other participants were recognized for their efforts.
Fraternal groups list Friday meetings at Labor Temple and halls, a Rainbow lodge picnic at fair grounds with supper for members and families, and a series of social gatherings including a St Teresa hall event and various lodge activities. Also notes a farewell party for Bessie Wehrkamp and a bridge event at 675 California Avenue southwest.
Hostesses in London serve near gulls eggs after plovers eggs were banned as a delicacy. Eggs have shells that are thin and must be hard boiled before whipping, reflecting a workaround to the prohibition.
Numerous Hitchock and nearby families gathered at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. George Voorhees and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Davis for large Sunday reunions. Relatives from Onslow Iowa joined, while dinners, ice cream and cake punctuated a day of visiting, games, and assorted hospitality across multiple households.
Wessington Springs neighbors hosted Mrs. A L Longland at Mrs. Emil Munsor home in honor of Mrs Roy Frederickson with a started quilt then gifts and lunch. Sioux City guests entertained at the F L Zink home for Mrs Carl Hansen and Mrs Delmar Lee. bridge and prizes followed a late dinner. Dr J W Foster hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Foster and R W Bromwell with a cake by Mrs E Sutton and guests including Rev H W Blackburn, the Leedoms, the Bromwells, and others.
The report notes Thursday and Tuesday parties at local homes. Guests enjoyed lunch, decorations with garden flowers and green tapers, and games. Mary Elizabeth Carvon’s sixth birthday featured cake, balloons, gifts, and friends including Dorothy Gregory and Marilyn Turner. Another terrace event honored Mrs. A L Tuer with bridge. high score went to Mrs. BR Calverley.
Mrs. Henry Heinz and Mrs. John Cashman hosted guests including J. Webb and T. F. Bending families for lunch and dinner. Mrs. R. V. Calverley hosted a nine o'clock breakfast at Mrs. A. L. Turner’s Sioux City home with Mira and Carl Mareen of Altadena, Calif. Mrs. Wayne Titus assisted in serving. Bridge was played.
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