The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-11-12

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ner on Tuesday evening compliment.
tary to MIR and Mrs. Clyde J. Bul.
Heck, Thirty.two guests were seated
MT small tables tastefuly decorated
With pink roses, Mrs, Mathewson
vas assisted in serving the four.course
dinner by Mrs. j S. Mathewson and
Miss Mae Olney A bridge game oc
rupied the evening, Miss Faie Burn
saIn and E. f. iluse winning the score
sV ards
Mr. and Mrs. ~ A. Ralnbolt were
hosts at "A o'clock dinner on Friday
evening The table decorations were
Al yellow and boquets of beautiful
yellow chrysanthemums lent their
beauty to the rooms. Fifty guests en-.
Ioyed the four.course dinner. Six.
handed euchre followed the dinner,
dhe high scores going to Mrs. w. N.
Huse and ID. Mathewson Mrs. w II.
1Bucholz OF Omaha was an out.of- town
guest.
Mrs. A. G. Stear, Mrs. Anna Kiesau
S~bN buh'NI VI IL lCllu0 w tultSbdN
might surprised A. c.. Stear at his
home. The party was held in honor
cof Mr.. Stear's fifty-first birthday.
Music was furnished by b. DiXor and
other members of the party. A tuur.
course luncheon was served NY he
ladies after which a smoker was In
Obliged in by the gentlemen.
Mrs. Lynde, assisted by Mrs. Sim
MONS and Mrs. Saunders, entertained
she Eastern Star ladies on Thursday
afternoon. Twenty ladies were pres
ent and enjoyed an unusually pleasant
afternoon as they visited over their
work The hostesses sehved delicious
Fefreshments at o'clock.
:, AT the home Of August zitkowski
Monday evening occurred a celebla
t:on of his birthday large nuabcr
Oof his friends gathered at his home
md happy evening was enjoyed ~
all
The Woman's club met with Mrs II
y Cole on Monday This was the first
regular program meeting and proved
very interesting The work for the
year will be on Greek and Italian art.
Mrs. G. d. Butterfeld assisted bv
Mrs. T.. A. Bullock, entertained the
Edies of the First Congregational
church on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. N. e. Pender entertained the
Christian Aid society at her home, 4O7
south Ninth street, Friday afternoon,
MRS. N. l. Owens assisting.
The ladies of the Second Cougrepa
hon&' church met in the church par
lors on Thursday and the afternoon
was spent in working.
The ladies of the Baptist church
enjoyed meeting with Mrs. A. c
Stear on Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Guild of Trinity church
met with Mrs. II. C. Matrau on Thurs.
day
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. met
with Mrs. Trulock on Tuesday
Personal.
MT. and Mrs. j l.. Lynde spent Sun
day In Sioux City with Mrs. Lynde's
mother. They also had the pleasure
of visiting with a sister of Mrs.
Aynde's, whom they had not seen for
aifteen years.
Mrs. Joseph Shoemaker and baby
Slaughter returned to Omaha today af-
Der visit Of several weeks in the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Weather
~.
Mrs. f. A. Bullock has returned
arom a two weeks visit with her
sister. at Avoca. la.
Miss Joseph Butterfeld left Thurs
day evening to join her parents MIR.
and Mrs. w. II. Butterfield, at Denver
Colo, Later on they will go to Cali
5ornia for the winter.
Mrs. Victor Seymour and two chill
L.
Reynolds the past week. They will
return to their home in Lincoln to-
morrow.
Ray Musselman came up from Co.
humbus on Thursday to spend Sunday
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r., Musselman.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Bogash OF Fl.
Wayne. Ind, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs, j. l.. Lynde Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. w. II. Bucholz of Omaha is
me guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ A. Rainbolt. on Koenigstein ave.
nue..
Lester Weaver spent his vacation
visiting friends at Oakdale and Neigh.
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