The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-09-11


was given on Wednesday by Mrs s.
M. Braden In honor OF her sister, Mrs
Culver, who Is here from Chicago
The house was attractively decorated |
with sunnowcrs After a delicious
three course lunch the guests enjoyed |
4 game of 800" Mrs n. A. Rainbolt |
and Mrs u. p Woatherby made the
nigh scores and were presented by the |
hostess with dainty little souvenirs
of the afternoons pleasure.
The class picnic given by the mem
pers Of the graduating class of 1908
In honor Of \, G. Kennedy on Thurs.
day afternoon In Taft's grove was n
great success and all the members OF
She class except three were present
Mrs. l.. b. Nicola entertained a
small company of friends at cards this
afternoon. Light refreshments were
served
Mr.. and Mrs Sol c. Mayer enter.
dalncd small company of friends at
bridge ON Thursday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Culver Of Chi.
rago. 4 delicious little supper was
served at the close Of the game. Mr..
and Mrs Culver made the high score
for the evening and received pretty
Gifts from the hostess. Mrs. ~. NJ.
OConncl of Ponca was also an out OF
Gown guest
Little Margaret Parker was seven
years old on Wednesday. She was
treated to a real surprise party by her
mother who invited all the other little
girls in the neighborhood to supper
A splendid birthday cake was one of
the chief attractions for all the little
folks.
"The Boys" who are several OF
Norfolks most popular young men,
gave a delightful dancing party in
Maruuardt hall on Thursday evening.
The members of the G.. A. Il. and
Woman's Relief corps are enjoying
a picnic in Pasewalk's grove this af.
ternoon.
The Dolls Sewing club held a
pleasant meeting this afternoon with
Miss Beatrice Cow.
Hymena.
In the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fricke, 1855
Charles street, Omaha, Miss Minnie
Fricke was married to A.
Kimball Barnes. 1t was
suuiet home wedding held Tues.
day morning at IL o'clock. Rev. Robert
Y. Wheeler, pastor of the First Pres
Dyterian church of South Omaha and
and old time griend Of the groom's
family, performed the ceremony. The
bride at one time lived in Madison
-9 auh often visited Norfolk friends. The
groom is the youngest son of Chief
Jnstice and Mrs. j. b. Barnes, and has
Mved most of his life in Norfolk
where he has many warm friends who
extend to him and his bride sincere
congratulations. Chief Justice and
Mrs. Barnes and son, Guy, were pre-
. seu aN The wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
A-A".tubS Will Udh' 'llNiA A'''''
ha at 4O19 Charles street
The marriage of Miss Druella Brush
and Fred Hauksworth took place IN
the home of the brides mother on
South Ninth street Wednesday morn
Inc at 10 o'clock in the presence OF a
small company of relatives and close
friends. Rev. O. l.. McClary, an uncle
of the bride. performed the ceremony
\ wedding breakfast was served I'M
medately after the ceremony. MI
and Mrs Hawksworth have gone 10
Denver for wedding trip and when
they return will make their home in
Norfolk.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall and A. c.
S.ear were quietly married at the
home of the bride on Philip avenue
Monday evening at $50 o'clock. MT
and Mrs. Stear left for the east on
Tuesday on an extended wedding trip
Personal.
A number of Stanton people came
an for the Royal Chef on Monday
night. A party consisting of Misses
Vida Chacc, Alice Hicks, Lulu Chace
Ethel Shultz and Jessie Chace and
Messrs. James Hicks, Henry Shult
and Harry Antics drove up and were
chaperoned by Mr., and Mrs. John HoI
lstein. Another party of young folks
who made the trip in automobiles were
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Mayer formerly
of Norfolk, are planning 10 leave Al
bion where they have lived the pas
few years and go to Philadelphia t'
make their home, Their second son
Willard, will enter an eastern schoo
this fall where he goes to take up the