It was the observed of all observers.

Teas were given in honor of its various members, and bevies of young girls in dainty summer apparel brightened the streets of Oakdale, during the long sunny afternoons.
It was truly an eventful week.

Grace Harlowe gave a tea in honor of Ethel Post, which was a marked social success.

The two girls had become thoroughly well acquainted over their golf and had received great benefit from each other's society.

Miss Post's calm philosophical view of life had a quieting effect on impulsive Grace, while Grace's energy and whole-hearted way of diving into things proved a stimulus to the older girl.
It was Tuesday afternoon and class day.