The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-10
Pleasures Of the Week.

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dy. The party was given In honor OF
,Chas. Verges, who is soon to return to
the Northwestern Medical school at
Chicago. The guests were all dressed
in old fashioned and fancy gowns.
The ladies' prize went to Miss Rosetta
Klentz, who represented Navajo
maiden, and the gentleman's prize
was taken by Chas. Altman, who was
dressed as colonial gentleman. The
evening was very pleasantly spent
playing cards, and delicious refresh.
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Venus Nenow,
MT and Mrs. julius Haase, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Kuhn, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Haase. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pllger,
Misses Nettie Nenow. Rena Nenow,
Martha Podoll, Lizzie Podoll, Elsie
MarQuardt. Helen Marquardt, Rosetta
Klentz, Agnes Raasch, Sophie War
neke, Ella Buckendorf, Mat a
Schmode, Ella Raasch, Emma Melcher,
Katherine Paul; and Messrs. Fred Hell
lerman Herman Kiesau, Ed Bruegge
man, Chas. Verges, Chas. Altman, Ru-
,dolph Wichert, Ernest Raasch, Chas.
Beiersdorf and Oscar Hauptli, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Chas. Rice.
Last Wednesday was the twenty
ninth anniversary of the wedding Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Durland and few
of their neighbors surprised them by
dropping in during the evening. All
were arrayed in fancy dress and
masked. A very enjoyable evening
was spent.
Monday evening six hundred Nor
folk people, with a liberal number of
north Nebraska friends, laughed at the
minstrel Jokes and applauded the song
'"hits" at the firemen's minstrels at
the Auditorium. The Creighton band
was one of the features of the evening.
c. F. Haase celebrated his seventy
sixth birthday Thursday evening by
tentertaining a large number of his
relatives and friends. A very pleasant
evening was passed by all present, and
by none was it enjoyed more than by
the host himself.
On the occasion of j. r. Haase's
twenty-eighth birth anniversary on
Sunday, birthday surprise party was
given in his honor by some twenty-five
friends. The evening at the Haase
home was spent at cards.
On Friday evening a jolly party OF
young people were the guests of John
Schelly and Miss Elizabeth Schelly
at the Schelly home. The party was
in the nature of character party In
costume.
Mrs. A, N. Antilles on New Years
night entertained the employees or the
Antilles & Smith department store at
a six o'clock dinner. Music was one
of the pleasant features of the even
ing.
Mrs. A. n. Gerecke, formerly OF
Norfolk but now of Holdrege, has been
visiting in Nebraska City, where nu'
merous parties have been given com
plimentary to her.
The crystal wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. c. Hepperley was celebrated Satur'
day evening at the Hepperley home
where forty friends were guests at
supper,
Little Miss Esther Willie, daughter
of Tate Willie. celebrated her ninth
birthday last evening by inviting a
few friends to spend the evening.
The Chess club was entertained
Thursday evening at the home of We
nus Nenow. very pleasant evening
was spent by all present.
A New Years eve dance given in
Marquardt hall by the Norfolk band
was one of the most successful OF the
band series
On New Years eve the Owl dancing
club watched the old year pass CIV
ing a dance in Railroad hall in South
Norfolk.
party of young people were enter
tanned on New Years evening at the
home of |. T. Cook in Edgewater park.
DR.. and Mrs, r. A. Mittelstadt en-
tertained thirty-four relatives at din
ner on New Years day.
The Chess club was entertained on
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. V. A. Nenow.
Miss Emma Korth entertained few
friends last Sunday at the Korth home
in Edgewater park.
The Misses Brush pleasantly enter
tanned the Even Dozen club Thursday
evening.
The Elks enjoyed a dancing party
Friday evening.
Matrimonial.
Adolph II. Fink and Mrs. Frederick
Kiesel the former a young farmer
from Concord, the latter a resident OF