The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 6

AGE SIX THE EVENING HURUNITE. HURON. S. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, MOSDTf The Wikoska club will meet-Monday, evening at 6:30 o'clock at; the -home-of- Mrs. H.

avenue The Newman club' Monday evening in their club rooms. K. P. lodge meeting-Monday; at o'clock. James River lodge.No.

32 Monday at 7:30 in F. hall. Chapter P. E. 0.

meeting Monday at the '-'home- ot'- Null, Idaho meetmg'of-the 3un of -the Chicago way System Monday afternoon 'at 2:30 o'clock in Labor Temple. Qutitsvhave been prepared to be tied; and cards will be played. All members are- urged to attend. Regular -meeting of the -MeKinley P. r.

A. Monday evening'in the gymnasium of the school. Regular meeting of -the Past Matrons Patrons association Monday evening at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sanford Schuyler. TUESDAY The Fortnightly club members will entertain 'their husbands at a six-thirty o'clock dinner at the.

Hotel Marvin Hughitt Tuesday night. The- Degree of Honor lodge wjll meet in Lbor Temple Tuesday evening. anights.of Columbus meeting Tues- flav night at 8 o'clock in the hail. btory'hour Tuesday after school for children under 12 years, at. the library.

Colfax Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock in the I. F. hall. Initiation. ASNIIAL MEETING OF WOMEN TOTERS The annual, meeting of County League of Voters was held yesterday afternoon at tbe'home of Mrs.

Angie Chaffeej 976 Dakota avenue south. Officers were elected, for the new year and are as follows: President, Mrs. Angie Chaffieev First Vice--President, Mrs. President, Mrs. John McMahon; Secretary, Juna Lampe and Treasurer, Mrs.

Don Georgia. After the business meeting Mrs. E. W. Feige, the: state president, told -of her work and of the success the Newton bill, a measure for the benefit of mothers-and infanta, which is in the present legislature at Pierre.

CARD PARTY AT MASOSIC TEMPM3 Twenty-one tables of bridge played last evening at- a card party sponsored by the Past Matrons. and Past association; held-to the Mas'ohic Temple. Mrs. J. R.

Johnson and A. C. Shierliug won the high prizes, Mrs. B. H.

Bryan and her committee were in charge of the serving of refreshments. TWENTIETH CE5TBJRY CLUB TO MEET MOSDAY The postponed meeting of the Twen-. tieth Century club is to be held.on Monday evening at the home of George Wright, 510 Nebraska avenue southwest. The subject the program is to be "Children's Theatres." The first topic, "Development of Children's will be given by Mrs. K.

L. Nordness and the second subject, "Oho Act Plays Produced by will be in charge of Mrs. R. WOHEX BELIEF CORPS MEETING The Women's Relief Corps met in regular session yesterday afternoon in Labor Temple. The members balloted on four new candidates, who are, to be initiated at the first meeting in March." On Wed-- nesday, February 13, the corps -presented a Hag to Prairie Rose lodge, Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine- men.

Mrs. Cora has been secretary of the.corps for several years, has retired and at the first, meeting in February shej waa.given/a beautiful silk Hag and standard. After the lodge meeting Stone gave a reading on Lincoln entitled, "The Perfect Tribute." The W. presented a flag to Clinton Schott, which been Dought by his mother, Mrs. Peter Schott.

3IcKljSIEY' A. TO MEET MOKDAY Special musical 1 numbers will given, by the M. ladies chprus program for the meeting-of Mj- Kinley Parent Teacher association Monday evening. The meeting is to be called at 7:30 o'clock. noine talentplay, "Goose Money," by tfie.

North Huron Extension club and aemphstratton will be 'given by Boy-Sftut Troop Ao. 28. A basket social the baskets are trf be- raffled finance the Boy Scouttvopp. C1UB ENTERTAINS IT VAXEXTIJiE PARTY The members of the Busy Hour cluo their husbands and friend? a valentine's party Thursday eye-: ning home of Mr. P.

Rover. 354 Third street southwest The Tiome -was made attractive by the use of red carnatJona, Jiearto ana Games were the prizes were won by "MM. J. Frost, the Rev. F.

BHJ. A luRCheon was served to'twenty four guests. The appointments were appropriate ot da y- MB'rHMir: Mrs. Roy-Rv'SchTdeder was the honor guest at a birthday dinner given at 856 "Wisconsin avenue by her mother, Mrs. A.

The dinner -was at six-thirty o'clock places were laid loi twelve. The centerpiece of the two decorated, heart-shape calces. Sehroeder received several igifts-from, her friends. The evening Aours'were enjoyed-informally. THURSDAY AFTERX00S The five kensingtons of the Presbyterian church'-held meetings Thursday'afternoon.

Mrs. TheOi-Smogard had.the meeting of division No. 1 at her. home, which, was attended by 2(-members-and five children. Miss Nellie- Geiger was In charge of the devotionals: and Gale the president, presided at the business session.

Mrs. Owen- Wright, chairman, Mrs. Ruby O'Conner and Miss Edith Geiger served re- at the close of the social hour. The second division members were guests of Mrs. George Costain and there were 28 at this meeting.

Mrs. L. B. Harmon led. the devotionals, followed by' a business meeting with Mrs.

1 Roy Ramsell in charge. The serving the. refreshments-was done by Mrs; Martin, Mrs. H. A.

Hartwich and Mrs. Thorpe. There-were 22 members at the third division held'at Mrs. George Longstaff's home. An informal afternoon's entertainment was preceded by devotionals, in charge of Mrs.

Carrie B. 'Lloyd and by-the business session which was presided by Mrs. C. A. Moe, president.

The refreshment committee was composed of Mrs-. Lloyd, Walsh, Miw. Frank. White-and Mrs. J.

Mrs. Si R. Sebuyler was hostess at the the fourth division of the At-; the conclusion of: (he business meeting Miss Blanche a solo with MissrEdith Deland playing piano accompaniment. Miss- Nellie Geiger -bad-charge devotions; S. 'Hagen was the chairman of the committee that'served the refreshments to members.

The fifth division meeting was at the nome of Mrs. Nielspn, who also had charge of the business meeting. Marks led the devotionals. 'At the close of the afternoon the hostess served refreshments." The neit meeting of this at the home of Mrs; Duncan. WOODMES CIRCLE 'The' Woodmen Circle -members 'met in regular session at the home of Mrs.

Hazel -Hyde, 107 Fourth street southeast Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Ida-B. Wilson, presiding. Mrs. Mary-Bjerkeset, banker of the ejected a delegate and Mrs.

Adeline Foley, past guardian, was' elected: alternate-to attend the state con- yention which will ho held at town, N. the latter part of April. A feature of this -convention be'the exhibition of artlcles donated by" members of bot.h'Northxand South Dakota, to furnish home for aged mem- bers and orphans at Sherman, The ground, for the home was broken November 3.4, 1928, to honor the national secretary, Dora Alexander Tal- 'ley Omaha; who-sejbirthday- fell on that day. Plans were made to raise money for the home as a donation trom this, grove. Mrs.

Pearl Sherman In-stalled as adviser at this meeting after which Mrs. Hazel-Hyde and Hulda- Schott, state officers, served: a lunch. This was followed by a social hour. Mrs. J.

E. Roundy was a visitor at; the meeting. to-itopeka, for indefinite visit with relatives friends. Mrs. T)ee.

who has been visiting with-her sister, Mrs. Haverstock since in December, left'Monday evening-for a trip to Atlantic City. Forty-Two Piece Organization To Give Concert On Monday-Evening of a Central South Dakota PARM WOMAN SATCRDAT, FEBHCAftY 9 It has been sunshiny all day liut. such a sharp southeast wind and as, one of our old homestead neighbors In addition to three groups of in- strnmeutal music -which 'the Huron used to say, a souia civic orchestra offers for its concert Monday- evening, two quartets from the college. glee clubs will -appear, singing several songs.

Each section of -the orchestra concert has fonr distinct numbers. The girls' quartet sings between the first two groups by the orchestra. The men's foursome is to sing two songs lietween thernnal sections. The concert Monday evening to be i i at the -Huron college chapel at 8:15" o'clock is a semi-annual ance. The orchestra under the direction of Prof.

D. L. W. Hendrickson is eomposed-of 42- pieces. The concert program: I- Overture to Norms Heart Throbs-- Reverie Bellini.

--C. Arnold. Scarf Dance from Ballet Symphonic "Collirhoe" Chaminade Dsnce No. 5 Joh. Brahms.

Orchestra II. Home Dvorat Homing Bel Biego Girls' Quartette III. March--la. Marseillaise Houget De li'isle Only. A Year Ago Fred Albers I'm Fa" Hathaw I'm Hathaway Two Jewish Dances Kossak Emil Ascher Boruch-Haba from the Opera "Gabriel" Louis Friedsell Orchestra rr.

1 The Winter Song Billiard.1 Lullaby Moon Brown Boys' Quartette Grand March from, the Opera "Aida" arr. by Theo. Tobani Blue Danube Waltz Ijove's Garden--Novelette Phil Schwartz Golden Sceptre" JR. Sehlepegrell Orchestra wind can be jjretty cold. Nancy and I weren't overly -ambitious and didn't get- out any special sewing.

She had a little washing, to and I bated a cake and'did some odds and ends of She and Dave have gone to a show -this eve-, ning. i The hens are picking up a bit on their laying and it behooves them if they are to furnish enough. eggs in a reasonable length of time to till -two incubators. I've been trying to figure out some way to make niy brooder house warmer for I know there is some floor draft 44 spite of the fact that the floor Is double, with paper between; -think I shall line the walls with paper again tills year, then fill the sides with straw and perhaps set up a screen for a week or two. Delaying the hatch for a couple of weeks -may held some.

I sent of an order today jfor I hope will to be extra good chicks to strengthen up ntjr Cock. There are supposed 'to be high- egg producing strain and breid for tra immunity to disease, to make spring plans when it is so cold" iUCLlo.1- Uf --one can't get the spnng spirit on-days like these. -BETTER At-Legs- Cost. Phone 8409 wiH deliver promptly any kind yon. want HURON GRAIN COAL CO.

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Kmer Cram and -Mrs. Duaue were 1 A --lunch was -served the decora- -tions and favorsv-were appropriate of i St. Valentine's aay. -a. A.

WOM.TUJI1 Huron DentatCBwc Olympta. SOCIETY The Rebetaib' lodge 1 meeting nesday and was attended, several from" the txrantry -were unable to at-: tend because of the roads block-1 ed Sereral members from tne 6. O. present a social evening "was following the business session. A lunch was served.

Mrs. Jamea Hose and son. Dealt toye returned from a five month's stay ai Mrs. Rose's mpther at Waggon- eivill. Tie 'Clint and Beuslo cpm- pany gave four; performances here this -week.

A arranged program was given by the young people at ji TalenOBe party fcfc the meat ifenday evening! Appropriate games were -also played. The Fortnightly cloto met Monday evening at the honw. of Pearl Frahm. Hica farmer, after which refreshments were gerred. The legion.

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