The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-08

60 the other guests greetings in their
own way. The members Of the class
of '0S were all present except Claude
Ogden and were Bessie Richey, Edith
Evans, Edna Loucks, Agnes Matrau
Lydia Brueggeman, Linda winters,
Vcrna Coryell Ralph Lulkart and
Herbert Hauptli
Unusually pretty decorations, to-
Scthcr with an excellent program of
music by Che Creighton orchestra
made the leap year dancing party
given It's Mond EVENING" II Mar
quardt hall by the young ladies Of
Trinity social guild great success.
Delicious punch was served to the
gentlemen by the ladies throughout
the evening. The party was a very
enjoyable one and Melted the guild
fiftysx dollars,
Mrs. G. A. Young entertained a
house party of seven ladies from Co
lumbus at the hospital yesterday.
Those in the party were: Mrs. II. b
Robinson, Mrs f, II. Chambers, Mrs
q. Il, Pollock, Mrs Evans, Mrs. c. A.
AllCnhurger, Mrs. II. A. Clark, Mrs.
Hart Yesterday afternoon the visit
ing ladies', assisted by some of the
hospital force, gave "A very pleasing
musical consisting of both vocal and
Instrumental music.
\ surprise party was given Mr.. and |
Mrs. Grin Brubaker Tuesday evening |
at the home of their father, Martin |
Brubaker, two and onehalf miles |
northwest of the city. The guests, |
who were old time friends and neigh
bors, brought refreshments with them |
and jolly evening was spent Mr. |
and Mrs. Brubaker are here from |
Washington for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Buttertield en-
tcrtained a small company of friends
New Years eve, A few of the guests
were invited for o'clock supper, and
Bater in the evening were joined by
Jolly crowd who stayed for a game of
bridge and TO welcome the new year
Mrs Butterheld served very nice re-
freshments.
Mrs. r. G.. Mittelstadt assisted by
Miss FATE Burnham, entertained the
young ladies of Trinity social guild
and their gentlemen friends at a
pleasant social session at the home
of Mrs. Mttelstadt on Wednesday
evening. Cards furnished amusement
Light refreshments were served at II
O'Clock
DR.. ana Mrs. G, A. Young informally
received Norfolk friends in their apart
ments at the hospital last evening. A
little dancing party was feature of
the evening and refreshments were
served in the superintendent suite
Mr. and Mrs G, b. Salter enter
tained a small company of friends at
cards on Wednesday evening.
The West Side Whist club enjoyed a
meeting with Mr., and Mrs. e. a. Bull {
lock on Tuesday evening.
The New Years dance given by the
fire department was attended by some
ninety couples.
Mrs S. c. Dean entertained small
company of ladies' at dinner on New
Years day,
Personal
Miss Ruth Norris of Sioux City, is I,
in Norfolk for a visit with Miss Helen
Maynard
Mrs. c. f. Burnham returned Tues
day noon, from visit with her par a.
ents at Adel Iowa
Miss Opal Olmsted returned Friday
noon from Boulder, Colo where she
has spent the past few months,
Mrs. Jennie Whitney of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs, |
l. Powers. She will be here severed
weeks.
c. e. Doughty went to Belle PLANE. I
iowa, on Wednesday to spend New |
'Yea1's with his mother. Mr.. Doughty l
will visit in Marshalltown, Ia, before |
me returns. I
-Mr and Mrs. H. L. Snyder, accom- l
panied by Rev and Mrs. ]. f, POucher
of stanton, spent New Years in Her
man, Neb,, in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hansen. [
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. S. Wells are /
apaip settled i'm the rectory, after I
spending several weeks in the home ,
OF MIR. and Mrs, c. II. Reynolds, While S
a new furnace was being Installed I
and other improvements made.
HymeniaI.
At the home of MI. and Mrs, FRANK
DeueI seven miles west of the city, T