Mitchell Philomathian reception noted for elegant decor
In Mitchell a Philomathian gathering described as an Oriental party featured Mrs K A Johnson and Miss Ethal Lyons as hosts for the Today Club. The event included a six course dinner at 315 Fourth Avenue West with unique place cards,Rubaiyat quotations, and themed decor echoing an Orient influence. The evening blended friendly greetings, refined entertainments, and fond farewells as Mrs Jackson prepares to move north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Johnson
Ethal ‘Lyons
Today Club
F. L. Moyer
Fourth Avenue West
Warne Hosts Dinner For Federal Captain In City
Dr and Mrs R C Warne entertained at 619 Third Avenue West with Captain Harry A Hegeman of the federal army as guest of honor. The six o clock dinner was followed by a short pleasant hour and a half. Hegeman and Warne served as comrades in the South Dakota regiment in the Philippines about twelve years ago and discussed those campaign memories. Hegeman was in town to inspect the local militia company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Warne
Third Avenue West
Harry A. Hegeman
Federal Army
Hegeman
Dr. Warne
South Dakota
Philippines
Social Hour Club Meetings Highlight Eastern Star Ties
The Social Hour Club met in the Masonic hall with sixty to seventy members attending. Mrs G F Kleinan read a paper on belonging to the Eastern Star as refreshments followed, signaling the club’s growing role in supporting the local chapter. The Busy Dozen and Halcyon clubs later held sessions focusing on domestic science, tatting lessons, and recipe discussions, with officials plans for continued study and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
G. F. Kleinan
Halcyon Club
Elmer Smith
Third Avenue East
Mesdames Chaney and Bryan
School of
Emma Wenande and George Steinfeldt wed at St Marys
Emma Wenande and George Steinfeldt united in a Nuptial High Mass at St Marys church Alexandria at 10 30 Wednesday. Rev Father Traynor officiated. Bride Lily Kayser and groom Ed Steinfeldt served as sponsors. Reception followed at the Wenande home. Plans include possible western homestead filing. M W A installed officers at the camp meeting with an oyster supper after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wenande
George Steinfeldt
St. Mary’s Church
Father Traynor
Lily Kayser
Ed. Steinfeldt
John Wenande
Mr. Steinfeldt
Peter Steinfeldt
George
Wenande
M. W. of
C. H. Peckham
Ed Trent
F. D. Peckham
J. H. Dobson
N. Trent
Broderick
Community Notes Reflect Local Outreach and Social Events
A Ladies' Aid meeting at the Methodist church discussed meals and support for the pastor's ill family as Mrs. McBeth and three children suffer typhoid fever. Library Club reports growth and plans for a librarian. Pitts Bros hall hosts a dance club election and a Progressive 500 night with prizes. Catholic Ladies Club hosts a card party with cash and china prizes. Parishioners attend church installations, choirs form for the M E church, and social groups meet for luncheons and birthdays. Members travel to Mitchell for a Goddess of Liberty event while others visit from nearby towns and townspeople join in receptions and gatherings at church halls and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts’ Bros. Hall
W. H. Deacon
Leo Kelly
James Edwards
Catholic Ladies Club
Catholic Forresters
Charles Wagner
Math. Moran
Phoebe Fee
Mabel Fish
Alex Villeux
Frank A. Kogel
Connor Cooney
Eudes Council
Merry Go Round Club
G. L. Fish
Birthday Club
M. E. Church
Joseph Butz
Kearton
McKay
Rockefeller Grant Boosts Northwest Colleges
The Rockefeller Institute awards fifty thousand dollars to Dakota Wesleyan and one hundred thousand to Carleton College, making ten colleges nationwide beneficiaries and two in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute
Northwest
Carleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
Dakota Wesleyan
Seaton
Colton
Weir
Baptist Church
Gilliland
Presbyterian
Ross Barker
School of Commerce
St. Joseph’s ,Hospital
Loomis
Mitchell
William Leake
Groton
Ogin
Miss Lottie Steninger
Early Showing of New Dress Goods Arrives
A sale introduces spring dress fabrics including Silk Warp Mon Reve in soft gowns and costumes. New Batiste cloths in leading shades at 60c a yard and rich silk finished Tussah for evening gowns are featured along with Serges in various colors at attractive prices.
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Batiste
Broadcloths in black and colors for suits featured
A note promotes staple dress goods with 50c a yard up and broadcloths in black and colors. It claims the lines are the finest shown in the section and offer the best values for suits.
New Spring Ginghams Arrive In Varied Lines
Daily arrivals introduce Spring Ginghams from medium priced domestics to 32 inch Scotch Zephyrs. Colors and patterns are dainty and appealing this season. Early inspection offers a chance to secure preferred selections.
Winter Goods Sale at the Bar Gain Prices
Store advertises heavy winter goods at very low prices to make room for spring stock. Promises best values and a wide selection for buyers seeking bargains.
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Bar
Progressive Somer Set Hosts Delightful Evening
Miss Leona Doyle and Miss Marie Graves hosted a gathering of young ladies and gentlemen at 605 Third Avenue West. The evening featured music, three tables of progressive somerset, and refreshments, with guests expressing thanks for the enjoyable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Doyle
Marie Graves
Miss Graves
Third Avenue West
Somerset
Bridgewhist Social at Mrs Milne’s Pastime Night
Entre Nous club members gathered at 217 Fourth Avenue East on Wednesday afternoon for a bridgewhist session. Mrs. Wm. M. Smith won the high score and received the club fork. Dainty refreshments followed, with additional notes of Saturday evening plans from Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Hammer, and Mrs. G.
Eudes Council Knights Hold Card Party for Ladies
The Eudes Council Knights of Columbus hosted a card party for their ladies Monday evening in the council chamber of Woonsocket. A good crowd attended and enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudes Council
Knights of Columbus
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J. F. Anderson
Gus
Philos
Louise Netson
Grace Bliss
Ena Lancaster
Anderson
Gram
Beerin
Nomi
Jackson
W. R. C. Birthday
Woman’s Relief Corps
McKinley
J. S. Hoagland
Methodist Church
C. E. Vermilyea
Lucille Evans
Second Avenue East
Lawler Street
Florence Wagner
George Evans
Eileen Evans
Robert Burns Party
Christian Endeavor Society
Robert Burns
J. C. Lindsay
W. M. Mair
Helen Orr
Halcyon Club Meeting
Alexandria
Mrararararararapa Geo
M. E
Father Haquin
Arthur Vreeland
Regina Morin
Geo. van Zandt
Selby, S. D
Tom Williams
Beth Moore
Bernice Ryckman
Salem
Ray Cook
Huron
S. D
Mr. Cook
James Jacobson
Northwestern
Omaha
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Miller
B. F. Kuhn
Madison
John C. Lenton
Flandreau
J. P. Anderson
Chas. Moore
Goddess of Liberty
University Notes
Parker
Della
Nettie
Philo House
Tracy Jenney
City
Teddy” Graham
Redpath-Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Chapel
Stuntz
New York City
Lula Washburn
John Ernest Washburn
la Paz
Bolivia
South America
Vern Hagler
Presho
Miss Lydia
van Benthuysen
Pierre
Profesor Hobson
Choral Club
W. B. Shepherd
School of Commmrce
Commercial Club
Frank Beck
Roy Backus
Donald Hoffman
South Commercial Room
Panamas
Entre
Nous
Woonsocket
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