The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-22

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Mrs. Robert Utter and Mrs. c. c.
Cow were hostesses at | o'clock
luncheon ON Friday in the home OF
Mrs. Utter on Koonigstein avenue
Fifty ladies were seated at dainuily APP
pointed tables and served to de-
lclous threc-coursc lunch. Six.handed
euchre furnished amusement for the
afternoon The shouting prize was
won by Mrs. f. A. Brakeman, the high
score by Mrs. George Christoph. Mrs.
Utter and Mrs Cow were assisted In
serving by Mrs. w. p. Logan, Mrs. L.
IL. Davenport Mrs. G. j. Hibbs and
Miss Temple and Miss Mildred Cow.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. WolfldeL
who were married in Sioux City We'd
nesday of this week. were given
pleasant house warming Thursday
evening by members of North Nebras-
ka court, No. 8, Tribe of Ben Hur. 1t
was a complete surprise. A dozen
members of the order suddenly en-
tered the home of the bride and groom,
403 South Eighth street, early in the
evening, incidentally bringing with
them as a token OF good wishes,
handsome rocking chair.
Miss FATE Burnham entertained a
company of young people at "A delight
fuzzy informal card party on Wcdnes-
day evening. SiX-handed euchre
proved very entertaining. The favors
went to Miss Laura Durland and Spen-
Ger Butterfeld. A delicious little sup
per was served at the close of the
evening.
Madison Star.Mail Mrs. George
Davenport gave a house party last Sat
urday for her sister, Mrs Duyal OF
California The guests were old
friends of these ladies'. They were Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard of Lincoln. Mrs. b.
c. Gentle, Misses Matte Davenport
and Laura Durland of Norfolk
j. Lawton Phinney celebrated his
sixth anniversary Monday afternoon
with about IA dozen of his little friends.
Games were the order followed by
light refreshments. The celebrant re
ceived number of pretty remem-
brances from his friends.
~ pptnrtnipnl the
members of the Bridge club at a
pleasant o'clock luncheon on Thurs
day. Mrs. c. A. Young and Mrs. e. A.
Bullock were outside guests. The
prize for the afternoon was awarded
to Mrs. p. II. Sater.
Mrs. c. e Durham entertained a
house party Thursday and Friday. Mrs.
j. |. Osborne, Mrs. G. Warren and
Mrs. C. A. Davis of Tilden and Miss
Ryan of Calmer, Iowa, were the
guests.
DR.. and Mrs p. II. Salter were hosts
at a dinner party on Wednesday even
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ter the dinner a game of bridge was
enjoyed.
Mrs. o. l.. Hyde entertained a small
company of ladies' at 6 o'clock dinner
on Tuesday. Covers We're laid for six.
The ladies of the Methodist church
met for a Tea and Talk" with Mrs.
Weaver on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Baum entertained a
small company of guests at 6 o'clock
dinner on Wednesday evening.
The little folks of the Doll Sewing
club. met with Miss Edith Buttertield
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Braden enter
tanned the West Side Whist club
thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buttertield en-
tertained a few friends at cards on
Wednesday evening.
The Chess club met Thursday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Krahn.
The Dorcas society met with Miss
Edith Viele on Monday evening.
The wednesday club met with Mrs.
]. r. Hays.
Personals.
Mrs. Earl Harper of Clearwater was
a guest in the home of Mr., and Mrs,
]. c. Stitt on Thursday. Mrs Harper
was enroute to Plainview, called by
the serious illness of Mr.. Harper's
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Miller left Tues