The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-24
SOCIETY
Pleasures, Of the Week.

NfuGuSI uBdlu luhtb up utl lulb anu
studies again begin. About twenty
Norfolk teachers left the city for their
homes In other places, where they Will
spend the yuletide with relatives and
friends. Miss Amy Lee Paine, prin-
cipal of the high school, has gone to
her home at Fayette, la, where she
will visit reatives Miss Marguerite
Lambart went to Fairbury; Miss Ma
mic Ellis. Miss Nellie Ada Putney,
and Miss Ruby Barnebey have gone
90 their homes at Lincoln; Miss Al
phiua Peterson went to her home at
West Point; Mrs. Arbie Mendenhall
went to her home at Casey, Ia; Miss
Nettie Cowan is visiting friends at
st. Louis, Mo-; Miss Pearl Sewell goes
10 her home at Wayne; Miss Ella May
Elliott went to her home at Madison;
Miss Mabel Boon went to Pierre near
which place she will visit friends who
are holding down claim. Among the
other teachers who expect to go home
FOR the holidays are: Miss Eva Sur
Der. Waterbury, Neb. Miss Rose Shon-
ka, Schuyler; Miss Mae Alexander,
Weston, Neb.; Miss Ella Burke, Bas-
ssett; Miss Florence Parker, Kearney;
Miss Edwina Baird, Powell, Wyo.;
Miss Lone Chappell, Grand Island;
Miss Marguerite Waldorf, West Point.
The following teachers will spend the
holidays and the vacation at home:
Misses Ethel Long, Jennie Mills, Laura
Durland, Carrie Brush Anna Johnson,
Nora Potras, Harriet Mather, Mae Null
Zen, Georgia Austin, Reese Solomon.
Miss Mona O'Brien gave a slumber
party Friday evening in honor of Miss
loretta Doherty fivecourse din
mer was served after which an enter
aainment was given by the young
ladies. Miss Doherty has made many
acquaintance during her stay in Nor
folk and is favorably known here.
She goes to her home at Sioux City In
a few days to spend the winter.
A large number Of friends of Miss
Hattie Raasch surprised her at her
home last Friday. The party was in
the nature of a farewell party to
%Miss Raasch who goes to Jordan, S.
D., where she will winter with her
sister, Miss Agnes Raasch, who is
holding down a claim four miles from
9hat town.
Mrs. w. H. Bucholz and two sons,
will come up from Omaha on Wednes-
day to spend Christmas in the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rain
bolt Mr. Bucholz will come up Fri
uday. Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Rainbolt
and sons will also come up from Oma.
INA on Friday.
Mrs. N. A. Huse was hostess to
che Bridge club at 1 o'clock luncheon
ON Friday. The honors went to Mrs
&C. e. Burnham, Mrs. D. Mathewson
and Mrs. S. M. Braden. Mrs. N, A.
Rainbolt and Mrs. D. Mathewson were
guests Of the club.
Mrs. Harry Oldfield gave dinner
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
loretta Doherty who goes to her home
course dinner was served, covers be
3ng laid for eight young ladies'.
Miss Hazel Bryant with a large
number of friends surprised her moth
er Monday evening. The surprise par
Gy was in the nature of a celebra
eion of Mrs. Bryant's birthday.
August Bertram and Frank Klawonn
celebrated their birthday together
Saturday, nine miles south of Nor
folk. About 100 guests were present
a large dinner was served, followed by
n dance.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
gave an oyster supper in the church
parlors on Thursday evening A nice
little sum was added to the treasury
An entertainment was given in the
school taught by Miss Hattie Adams
Sunnybrook, Thursday night.
The Ladies' guild of Trinity church
met with Mrs. j. l.. Lynde on Thurs
day afternoon.
Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Braden expect
Io 80 W SHlCdSO vi ouuudy. MIS-
lBraden will go on to Mason City, Ia.
{ On Monday to spend Christmas. Mr.
Braden will join her there on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Reynolds and
NI.hiidren expect to go to Omaha on
Monday to spend couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Butterfield have
left Portland and gone down to River
side. Calf, where they will stay a
short time and then reach home to
spend Christmas.
Mrs. S. G., Mayer and children will
go to Lincoln on Monday to spend the
holidays. Mr. Mayer will join them
1.-THE last of the week,
Mrs. p. II. Salter and son George
returned Thursday from a ten days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William But
terfield in Denver.