The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-17
Pleasures OF the Week.

Pleasures OF the Week.
The rain on Tuesday did not keep
people from enjoying the splendid din
ner and supper served In the dining
room Of the Queen City hotel by mem
bers OF the Woman's club, as the re-
suit OF which the ladies Will have n
little more than $50 to turn into the
library fund for books. The work or
preparing these meals, In face OF very
unfavorable weather, meant great
amount of effort for the club but they
did 1t gladly and were pleased at the
ready response they received In the
way OF patronage and from the people
who contributed literally to their so
licitations. without a single eXcep-
ton, every person who was In position
70 do so seemed glad to aid In the
worthy object undertaken by the mem
beers OF the Woman's club.
Mrs. Ray Hayes entertained small
company of ladies at an informal card
party on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
l.. y. Nicola proved most successful in
the game OF Ave hundred and was
awarded pretty piece of cut glass.
Refreshments we're served at the
close of the games.
The members of the ladies' guild
OF Trinity church held pleasant
meeting with Mrs. c. T., Burnham
and Mrs. c.. II. Reynolds Wednesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. Burn
ham on Norfolk avenue. Light re-
freshments were served at the close
Of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol G. Mayer enter
tanned a small company OF friends at
cards on Friday evening compliment
tary TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Boas Five
hundred was enjoyed by the guests,
followed by daintily served refresh
ments at II o'clock.
Mt and Mrs. G.. E. Burnham, Mrs.
G. d. Butterfield and Mr. and Mrs. s.
M. Braden formed theatre party at
the Boyd In Omaha Thursday night,
where they saw Lillian Russell in her
new play, "Wildhre."
The regular meeting of the Brown
ing club which was to have been held
Tuesday evening at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. II. j. Cole was postponed
until next Tuesday evening, on ac-
count of election.
The Trinity social guild held an
extra meeting with Miss Helen May
lard on Thursday evening to work on
decorations for the bankers banquet.
The Eastern Star met in regular
session on Thursday evening. So
cial session with light refreshments
followed the business meeting
Trinity social guild met with Miss
May Johnson on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. A. Randklev on
South Ninth street.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. met
with Mrs. j. II. Conley on Tuesday
afternoon.
weekly meeting on Thursday evening.
Personal.
The many friends of Charles Mad
sen, who were much alarmed at first
reports of his recent illness, will be
very glad to hear that his condition is
greatly improved. In company with
his sister Mrs. J. G. Troutman he has
left New Mexico and started on the
Journey home. They are now in Den
yer where they will probably spend a
couple of weeks before coming on to
Norfolk
Miss Josephine Butterfield, who Is
enjoying her junior year at Wellesley,
will spend her Easter vacation in
Montpelier VT, with her friend, Mrs.
Ethel DeBoer Field, Mrs. Field spent
a summer here shortly before her mar
riage and has many friends who will
be pleased to hear of the arrival of a
daughter at her home. Miss Butter
field is to be godmother to the young
lady.
Miss Opal Madsen has returned
iome from st. Louis, Mo, where she
<as spent the past eighteen months
with her sister. Mrs. Collins. Her
many friends will be pleased to have
her with them again.
Supreme Judge ]. B. Barnes has
been invited to speak on The Sol
der Comradeship' at banquet to be
sriunn in SinnN- Oily Nnf nranS of