The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-03
SOCIETY
Pleasures OF the Week.

u. G. T. No. 100, consisting of A. IL.
Chambers, II. NJ. Culbertson and Hop
by" Martin, gave to It's members a
number OF travelling men not u, c..
rs. and other friends, a social dane
ing party in Marquardts hall
Invited friends were in attendance
from as far west as Chadron, and as
far north as Dallas, S. d. The hall
was beautifully decorated In u. c. T.
CoIors. and as spacious as Is this hall
IL was filled to overlooking The
committee in charge devoted the en-.
tire evening to taking care of their
gIIes's, with the result that every one
present was entertained every minute,
and II can be said that no better time
wax ever held than that furnished by
this enterprising, live and growing
council of United Commercial Trav-
eIerS OF America. The members of
this council attribute their success
of being in a good and growing con-
dition to their secretary, George II.
Spear who is one of the best known
statesmen in Nebraska and one who
has she good of the U. G. T. at heart
fAr more than the average member
and is an untiring worker in the
Uause.
A series of social dancing parties
TO be given during the winter months
is being contemplated by the commit
zee, which no doubt will be a grand
success, If carried out.
The Girls Sewing club met with Miss
Doris irwin Saturday afternoon. The
entire club was suitably costumed for
an indoor fete at which the Red Rid
Ing Hood story was gone through.
Miss Doris had already decorated the
house and everything was in readiness
10 receive the little nut pickers when
they entered. Old Sly Wolf lay in
wait for them and after exchanging
ggNotings the party sat down to feast
in the wildwood.
Mrs, G. j, Bullock entertained at
10 O'Clock breakfast on Wednesday in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Eeavitt- Eighteen guests had the
pleasure of meeting Mrs. Leavitt and
enjoying the dainty breakfast. Mrs.
Bullock was assisted by her sister,
Miss Nellie Bridge. In the game of
bridge which came later Mrs. Sol G.
Mayer won the honors. Mrs. Henry
Mayer of Lincoln was an out of town
guest
Mrs Sarah j. Geiger entertained at
The dinner was one which only a
grandmother could cook, featured by
Eayorite dishes of the children, with
which the long table was fairly loaded.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Garter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roy Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. THEM, Mr.. and
Mrs f. o. THEM and A. G. THEM.
The DorCas society met with Miss
Ieannette Parish on Monday evening.
Thirty members were present. The
young ladies met to sew and they also
enjoyed little visiting as they piled
their needles. Miss Jeanette served
"a delicious lunch after the work was
laid aside
Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. Estabrook and
family, d. S. Estabrook, Miss Myrtle
Templin. andMr. and Mrs. J. B. Hight,
enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Reed.
A five-course Thanksgiving dinner
was given at the home of Miss Alvina
Vonderake, near Madison After the
splendid dinner was over the evening
was spent in dancing.
Miss Lorine Cow was hostess to the
Dolls Sewing club last Saturday. Mrs.
Cow served four-course supper at 8
o'cIack and the youngsters felt like
real grown up folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Hayes enter
Gained at dinner number of friends
Saturday evening, after which mu-
ssiciii program was rendered by the
hosts and guests.
DIR. and Mrs. p. H. Salter enter
Gained a small company at bridge on
Thanksgiving evening. Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Mayer of Lincoln, carried off
the honors.
The chess club enjoyed a pleasant
evening with MIR. and Mrs. V. A. Ne
now on Wednesday. Mrs. Nenow serv-
ed refreshments after the games.
A large party of young dancers at
tended the dance at the Marquardt
hall Thursday night. The Norfolk
orchestra furnished the music.
The Bridge club met with Mrs. q.
ID Butterfield on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. c.. Stitt and Miss Burnham
were guests of the club,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Cow entertained
G. c. Cow and family, Mrs. Elsie Des-
mond and Miss Belle Temple of Wayne
On Thanksgiving.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
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