The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-11-01
Pleasures of the Week.

Pleasures of the Week.
Mrs. Mary G.. Mathewson was host |
ess at a rather exceptional Kensing- |
ton Friday afternoon. The afternoon
opened with a / o'clock luncheon. |
During the afternoon while the Ken |
sington was in progress the Norfolk |
ladies who were Mrs. Mathewson's |
guests enjoyed a delightful literary
and musical program arranged for the
afternoon. Those who participated in
the program were Mrs. viii Hall with
vocal solo, Mrs. Jones with piano
selection, Mrs. S. f. Erskine with a
recitation, Mrs. l.. M. Hibbs with
recitation and Mrs. A. j. Durland with
an interesting description of her last
summers visit to Alaska. At the
luncheon plates were placed for fifty
seven guests
Mrs. A. w. Gibson, Mrs. Ludwig
Koenigstein and Mrs. w. H. Brakeman
were hostesses at a 1 o'clock lunch
con Thursday afternoon at the Glib
son home at 1109 Koenigstein av-
enue. About seventy-fve ladies were
in attendance. A color scheme of vel
low and white was carried out in the
party decorations and autumn leaves
were present in great profusion.
| four-course luncheon was served in
the early part Of the afternoon, which
was largely devoted to euChre and
| finch. Mrs. Orrin of Stanton won
the finch prize, Mrs. Wallerstadt the
euchre honors and Mrs, C. c. Cow
the shouting prize. The prizes were
dainty silver teaspoons,
Mrs. Huse, Mrs. N A. Huse and Miss
afternoon in the home Of Mrs. Huse,
1101 Norfolk avenue. Five hundred
was feature of the afternoon. Mrs.
P. H. Salter won the all-cut honors,
Mrs. f. M. Huntington the high score
and Mrs. F. e. Davenport low score.
Mrs. Ellen f. Dobson Of Lincoln,
Mrs. George Hanks and Mrs. Ray
mond of Creighton with Miss Edith
Viele and Miss Hattie Allbery were
entertained at dinner Thursday by
Mrs. l.. B. Musselman. Mrs. Dobson
is at the head of the Order of the
Eastern Star in Nebraska.
Little hltalena Chambers on the oc-
ession of her fifth birthday last Satur-
day entertained twenty-five of her lit.
tie friends at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Chambers. The
party was from two to five.
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bathke was spent
at cards, number of friends having
arranged surprise party for the
evening.
Friends gave a surprise party Tues
day evening for Mr. and Mrs. James
ing a pleasant evening at the Lough
home.
In honor of the birthday of hel
daughter, Miss Faye Livingston, Mrs
G. d. Livingston entertained the j. F
S. club on Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Herber entertained s
few friends at a o'clock dinner par
ty Tuesday evening at her home OF
South Eleventh street.
The West Side Whist club met will
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Hays Thursda!
evening
u The O. NJ. C. club were the guest
> of Miss Lizzie Schram last Saturda,
; evening.
Hymenial.
V Angst Bertram of near Pierce ant
}, Miss Ella Leu, the daughter of Eel
n dinand Leu living six miles southeas
of the city, were married on Thursda
- morning at Christ Lutheran churc'
2, in Norfolk. The ceremony was
quiet one with Rev. J. p Mueller Of
a ficiating.
o An early week wedding was the MAJ
riage of Walter Mason of Norfolk an
a Miss Myrtle Fletcher of Tekamah,
n Coming Events,
7, The next Elk dancing party will b
o given at their club rooms next FriSa
evening.