The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-29

SOCIETY


and Mrs. Baum. on Madison avenue,
On Tuesday evening company of
forty guests were seated ut small
tables daintily laid with snowy linen
and pretty china and served to a de
liCious four-Course dinner. After din
ner the gentlemen smoked while the
ladies visited for an hour. Then the
pastoboards were brought forth and
n game of siX-handed euChre was in
dulgcd I'm until II o'clock. The honOrs
for the evening went to Mrs. Il, r..
Gillette and Mrs w. n. Husc and to
Mr.. Gillette and G. S. Bridge. On
Wednesday evening covers were laid
for thirty-siX. EuChre again furnished
amusement The honors going to
Mrs. l.. b. Nicola and Mrs, Warrick,
MIR. Foster and #. r.. Davenport. Mr.
and Mrs George Davenport of Madi-
son were out.of-town guests. Mrs
Baum and Mrs. Maynard were assisted
I'm serving by Mrs. j. c. Stitt, Mrs.
Odiorne, Mrs. Weathcrby, Mrs. Logan
Mrs. Parish and Miss Helen Maynard
Mrs Robert Utter and Mrs. c. c.
bON tlltl ldlll'u ~ u oNNOi'u ''"N'>'''
on Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Utter
on Koenigstein avenue. After tempt
ing three-course lunch served at |
O'Clock the guests enjoyed n delight
ful afternoon. A short musical pro
gram was well rendered and thorough
ly enjoyed. Mrs. Booth and Miss Mar
ian Cow favored the company with
selections on the piano and VIOLIN
Mrs. H. l.. Snyder sang and Mrs. Frs
kline and Mrs. Huntington gave some
clever readings. The hostesses were
assisted In serving by Mrs. Erskine,
Mrs Weatherby, Miss Temple and
Marian and Mildred Cow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Cow and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Utter entertained company of
sixty guests at 6 o'clock dinner Fri
day evening in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cow. After splendid dinner
siX-handed euchre occupied the at
tention of the guests until II o'clock.
The honors fell to Mrs. w. H. Butter
neld and c. p. Parish, while the con
ISOLATION prizes went to Mrs. Weather
by and S. NJ. Braden.
Little Lawrence Hyde celebrated his
seventh birthday Wednesday afternoon
by entertaining a number of little
friends during the afternoon at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
l.. Hyde. The little guests came at
o'clock and remained until after an
early supper They brought number
of joyful gifts to the young host. The
Afternoon was spent at games.
c. J. Bullock gave dinner to seven
young men on Saturday evening in
honor of Oliver Utter, who is soon to
leave Norfolk and Spencer Buttertield,
who left Sunday to resume his work at
Ames. A game of 800" followed the
dinner. The guests were Oliver Utter,
Spencer Buttertield, Harold and Ar
chic Cow, Charles and Donald Bridge
and Gene Huse.
A farewell was given Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Sarah Evans at
the home of her son, c. w. Evans at
$40 Cleveland street. About thirty
five guests were present Mrs. Evans
left Thursday noon for Pittsburg, Pa,
where she will make her home.
Miss Venita Harter, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harter
was eight years old last Saturday. A
small company of little friends were
invited to take lunch with her and a
jolly afternoon followed.
The Degree of Honor installed their
new officers for the coming year, We'd
nesday evening in the G. A. r. Hall.
A class was initiated and at the close
of the evening a lunch was served by
the ladies.
Margaret Holden entertained the
members of the Doll Sewing club last
Saturday afternoon. The little hostess
served refreshments that were thor
oughly enjoyed by the guests.
The young ladies of Trinity Social
guild gave a dancing party in Mar
quardt hall on Monday evening. The
NOIlOlh bICuGSlld llISLSu uuuolI lIiI
was very enjoyable.
Oliver Utter was host at a o'clock
dinner on Tuesday evening. Eight
young men were the guests who en-
joyed an especially pleasant evening.
Mrs. A. Morrison was hostess at an
informal luncheon on Wednesday
which was her birthday. A social visit
was enjoyed during the afternoon.
The ladies of the parish and mem
bers of the Guild met at the rectory
with Mrs. Wells on Thursday after
noon.
The ladies of the W. c. T. u. enjoyed
a social session in the home of Mrs,
Nix on Tuesday afternoon