The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-07-17

AS follows: Mrs. Oxman, president;
Mrs. Il. Sly, vice president; Mrs. S.
e. Hewins second vice president; Mrs |
NJ. G.. Demmond, secretary; Mrs. l..
Nj Beeler. corresponding secretary; |
Mrs J. l.. Tough treasurer. After the
election the ladies enjoyed a picnic
supper on the lawn.
A number OF young ladies OF The
Heights were invited to the Olmsted
home on South Eighth street Thursday |
afternoon to meet Miss Ethel Brown
Of Boulder Colo, who has been the
guest this week of Misses Rena and
Opal Olmsted The party was in the
nature OF a kensington. A buffet
luncheon was served at O'CLOCK
Miss Brown has visited in Lincoln and
WAYNE the past month and will leave
Sunday for Omaha on her way back
TO Boulder
Miss Rosela Cole gave 6:3O dinner
party Thursday evening In honor OF
her guests, the Misses French OF Oper'
lin, Ohio The guests present were
Miss Maud Rees, Miss Opal Coryell,
Miss May Johnson, Misses Ruth and
Carrie Harding of Omaha, Miss Ruth
Shaw and Miss Verna Coryell.
Mrs. A. Gwynn entertained a smail
company of friends at an informal
luncheon on Thursday. The afternoon
was spent in visiting. The following
ladies were guests. Mrs. A. Morrison,
Mrs. ]. b. Maynard, Mrs. j. c. Sttt,
Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Mrs. A. Rand
klev, Mrs George Spear and Mrs. y.
II. Meredith.
Miss Josephine Butterfield was hos
tess at o'clock dinner on Thurs
day evening. Covers were laid for
Misses Helen Bridge, Ruth Harding,
Nellie Bridge, Carrie Harding and
Messrs. Ralph Birchard, Mack Harding,
Gene Huse and Spencer Butterteld.
Mrs. ]. c. Stitt was hostess at
pleasant O'Clock luncheon on Fri
day. Mrs. Sydney Montgomery and
Mrs. p T. Birchard of Omaha and
Mrs. C. ]. Bernard Of Lincoln were
guests of honor.
The Misses Durland entertained the
members of the Durland families at
supper on Thursday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bernard OF
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hays entertained
C. s. Bridge and family and their
guests. Mrs. Birchard and daughter,
Dora, at dinner on Friday evening
Mrs. E. E. Gillette entertained
small company at 500 on Monday at
ternoon. Light refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
The members of the Sunday school,
of the Second Congregational church.
enjoyed an all day picnic on Thurs
day.
The D. w. C. club met with Miss
Hertha Viergutz Thursday evening al
her home on South First street
The w. C. T. L. met with Mrs. l.
NJ. Hibbs on Koenigstem avenue
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Buttertield en-
tertained at dinner on Tuesday even
ing.
Hymenial.
Omaha Bee, June &c: One or th'
most attractive events of June was
the wedding of Perry Med. Wheeler
to Miss Florence Campbell, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Campbell, ~
r street, last night. The event ha'
been announced nearly a month ant
during that time numerous 1unctlon
leading up to the finals marked I'M
attention it merited in the city.
The ceremony was performed by ID
r. l.. Wheeler and although the mos
simple in the rituals of the churcn
was most touching and solemn. PERI
Med Wheeler is the only child and tn
ceremony was very near TO the near
of the reverend doctor. He lhtr'
duced the nuptials by a short talk o.
the sacredness of the institution an
its venerable observance in the histor
of the world. He especially urged IN
reverent and ideal conception, whlc
comes near to making the ceremony
sacrament to God. Then he pre-
nounced the VOWS which the groor
and bride repeated after him. Littl
Dorothy Campbell, niece of the bride
was ring bearer. The son repeated IN
pledge of the ring and the doctor pre-
nounced his benediction, while NJ
usually strong and hearty voice wa
trembling with emotion, In concluslo
ne said Il introduce, kind friend
my son and my daughter
The service was introduced by