The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-06-25

cago. In home beautifully decorated
with flowers delightful luncheon was
served. and punch proved very accept.
able during the heat OF the afternoon.
At the close OF the bridge games, Miss
Helen Bridge received the prize, a
handsome lace center piece. which was
appropriately bestowed In view Of her
approaching wedding.
Mrs. Storrs Mathewson gave lunch.
con Wednesday in honor OF Miss Rey.
nolds and Miss Elizabeth Reynolds,
who are here from Chicago visiting
their brother, G. II. Reynolds. The
guests were seated at small tables and
served with delightful three-course
luncheon. Later the guests played
bridge, and at the close of the games
1t was found that Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt
held high score and was entitled to
the prize.
The birthday party for Mrs. Emile
Mittelstadt Thursday afternoon was
attended by the following guests from
and children of Winsor, Colo; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Mittelstadt and children of
Winside; Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Mittel-
stadt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mittel
stadt and Mrs. John Bruce and chill
dren of Laurel.
Friday the Misses Reynolds of Chi.
srapo Wara again puacfa nf bppnr OF n
I o'clock luncheon, given by Mrs. Sol
G. Mayer Sixteen guests were seated
at dalntily laid tables in the midst of
a profusion of beautiful cut flowers.
The prize for the bridge games, a
handsome cut glass fern dish, went
to one Of the guests of honor Miss
Reynolds.
Miss Bernice Barrett was II years
old on Friday, her birthday being eel
'ebrated by party at the home of her
mother, Mrs. B. w. Barrett, on South
Eighth street. Seventeen little girls
were present
A shower" for Miss Glennie Ship
pee was given Monday evening at the
w. H. Shippee home, ten former class
mates in the Norfolk high school
spending a jolly evening with the
bride-to-be.
The Ladies society of the First Con.
gregational church held the last meet
Ing OF the year at the church parlors
Thursday afternoon, on which occa-
sion Mesdames Viele and Pangle were
hostesses.
A company Of about thirty young
ladies attended a jolly granite
shower" given by Miss May Johnson
Monday evening for Miss Clara Rudat
at the l. j. Johnson home on Norfolk
avenue.
Judge and Mrs. |. Powers last Sat-
urday evening entertained a small
company at $50 o'clock dinner, the
party being complimentary to Miss
Clara Rudat.
A birthday party was given for Miss
Martha Brown Thursday evening at
the ]. W. Brown home, on South Elev-
enth street. 1t was her seventeenth
Birthday.
Miss Gladys Weaver was "surpris-
ed" Tuesday evening by party of
friends. A pleasant evening followed.
Mrs. e. E. Coleman entertained the
p. B. T. club at her home on Pierce
street last Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies altar society CT the Cath.
Ollie church met Thursday with Mrs.
e. B. Kaufman.
Personal.
c. e. Burnham, past grand master
of Nebraska Masons, and A. H. viele,
deputy grand master, were in Plain.
view Tuesday evening and installed
the newly elected officers of the Plain
view Masonic lodge at a joint semi
public installation by the blue lodge
and the Eastern Star.
Miss Durland and Miss Eta Durland
left Friday morning for Kansas City,
where they will visit Mrs. Eta Dur.
land for two weeks. From there they
will go to Washington, D. c., for a
visit, and then to Orange county, New
York, to spend the summer.
Fritz and Arden Bucholz came up
from Omaha on Sunday to spend two
weeks at the home of their grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt,
while Mr., and Mrs. Bucholz go to Sc.
attic to attend the National Bankers
convention.
Mabel and Louise Odiorne, Ruth and
Daisy Davenport went to Stanton on
Tuesday to attend the birthday party
of Gretchen Pilger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Pilger. The Davenport
children did not return until last even.
ing.
Wayne Democrat; Miss C. NJ. White
AcCOmnaniad her niacaS Puth oDd