Newspaper article about Miss Allysue Frink, St. Lucie County, Florida

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MISS FRINK ENTERTAINS WITH DINNER FOR VISITORS

Miss Allysue Frink entertained Friday, for Misses Grace and Edith
Andrews, who were Vero Visitors last week with a delightful
spend-the-day party. The morning was spent playing croquet and other
games. At twelve o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room
and enjoyed a most appetizing dinner. After dinner, tables were placed
for dominoes, this game being played until four o'clock, when a visit to
the ice cream parlor ended this very pleasant day, the expressions of
the guests being that Miss Frink would be hostess again very soon. Those
enjoying  Miss Frink's hospitality were: Misses Grace and Edith Andrews,
of Ft. Pierce, Frances Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Linton of Vero.

(Friday August 31,1917-Vero news- The St. Lucie County Tribune)