The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-06-11

noon. About seventy.five ladies' were
guests. A delicious four-course lunch.
con was served, after which the after.
noon was spent in playing euchre and
finch. Prizes were awarded, Mrs. A.
Bear securing the shouting prize. Mrs.
II. o. Hyde the high score honors and
Mrs. Rudat the prize at finch.
Miss Victoria Maynard and Roger
Stitt we're hostess and host to some
twenty-five boys and girls at Joint
birthday party Wednesday afternoon
at the Maynard home. After a pleas
ant afternoon spent on the lawn, a
porch supper was served The mem.
bers of the party were then guests at
the Crystal theater, chaperonod by
Mrs. Maynard and Mrs. Stitt.
Miss Emma Guse entertained a
number of her friends at a party CIV
en- at the L. Bruce home. The even.
ing was given over to music and
games, light refreshments being
served about midnight Prizes were
awarded to Mrs Edith Roberts, John
Messler and Will Koppl Twenty
three guests were present.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church was entertained Thursday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Boroviak. A musical
program was a feature of the after
noon, several piano solos being rem
dered by Miss Lera Brown, while Miss
Helen Herman delighted those pres
ent with several vocal selections.
George Salter's sixth birthday was
celebrated Monday afternoon by par
ty at the home of his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. P. H. Salter. After the afternoon
| from to had been spent in games,
supper was served.
Mrs. s. F. Frskine entertained
small company of young ladies
Wednesday evening, tie party being
plimentary to NJ SO Nola Walker
OF Weeping Water
| Mrs. H. A. Drebert entertained sew
eral young ladies Wednesday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs
Fred Rooster of Carroll.
Sol G. Mayer and Frank e. Daven-
port and their families spent Friday
picnicking at the John Ray farm.
The P. B. T. club was entertained
by Mrs. E. E. Wood Tuesday after
neon.
Personals.
Mrs. c. J. Tubbs and children of AL
lance arrived in Norfolk this week
and will be the guests of Mrs. Tubbs'
sister, Mrs. George B. Christoph, dur
| ing the coming six weeks.
| Miss Myrtice Doughty Is spending
the month of June with her sister,
Mrs. Leon Tompkins, on the Temp
kins ranch near Inman.
Miss Reynolds and Miss Elizabeth
Reynolds of Chicago are in Norfolk,
guests at the home of their brother,
c. H. Reynolds.
Miss Cora Luikart and Ralph Lui-
kart returned today from the state
university at Lincoln for the college
vacation.
Mrs. Robert Bridge of Fremont and
| daughter, Miss Mona Bridge, were
guests at the C. s. Bridge home this
| week.
HymeniaI.
Miss Ida Squire. member of the
high school graduating ,class of 1907,
who was married Tuesday at $3.50 a.
m. to William Mason of Fullerton, was
the first June bride of the present sea-
son in Norfolk. 1t was quiet home
wedding, the ceremony taking place at
the home of the brides mother in
South Norfolk. Rev. Mr.. Hedbloom,
pastor of the Baptist church, per.
formed the wedding ceremony. The
wedding guests enjoyed dainty
breakfast, after which the bride and
groom took the train for their future
home at Fullerton. Mrs. ]. c. Beaver
of Holt county was an outside guest.
The bride, the second young lady in
| the class of 1907 to wed, wore during
the ceremony a gown of white mus.
lin made la princesse, with rows Of
lace inserting.
The marriage of j. A. Johnson aad
Miss Clara Rudat will take place on
June 81 at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Augusta Rudat. The
ceremony will represent the culmina-
ton Of pretty school-day romance.
both the prospective groom and the
bride-to-be having been members m
the high school graduating class of
1903.
Harry Howarth, carpenter who Is
working at Winside just now, and
Miss Margaret Anderson, saleslady
at the Fair store. we're married in Co.
lumbus Wednesday morning, returning
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