The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-05
SOCIETY

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Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Bullock enter
tained a small company OF triends al
$50 dinner Thursday evening, bridge
whist affording after-dinner pleasure
The billiards. raging out OF doors dlo
not i'm the least AFFECT the cheer OF the
evening within Among the out-oi
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
charles Harding of Omaha, MIR. ana
Mrs T.. w. Rathman of Dallas, Mr..
and Mrs. i G. Johnston Of st. Paul
and Mrs. Louis Clark Of Omaha.
Pierce Leader: Miss Florence Nc.
Whorter gave farewell party to a
number of her little friends Friday
evening at the home of her parents,
MIR and Mrs. Frank McWhorter,
previous To her departure for her new
nome at Norfolk in a few weeks. The
evening was pleasantly spent In play
5ng games and later in the evening
a nice luncheon was served to the
gittle guests,
The members of the Christian En-.
deavor of the Christian church, held a
social ut the no ,e of their minister
II i Lucas at 7O2 South Fourth street
Tuesday evening There was large
attendance. The evening was pleasant
Sy spent,
The birthday club of The Heights
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. A.
Amcrne, the occasion of the meeting
being the observance of the birthdays
of Mrs Amcrnc aud Mrs. j. II. Ok
nam. A / o'clock luncheon was
served
A vested choir in the future will
Turnish sweet music at the Methodist
Episcopal church. There are ten
members in the choir and they will
appear i'm their new vestments for the
FIRST time tomorrow morning.
Mrs. p. II. Salter was hostess on
TUESDAY afternoon to company Of
young ladies' in honor of her guest,
Miss Chubbuck After game of
cards Mrs. Salter served refreshments.
Mrs. Clarence White entertained
number of ladies at a pleasant
O'Clock tea in her home, sol South
Fourth street, Wednesday evening.
TRuy Luikart entertained a company
uf young men informally last Satur-
day evening at his home on Norfolk
avenue.
Mrs. n. A. Huse entertained the
Bridge club on Thursday compli,
nentary to her guest, Mrs. Louis Clark
of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Nicola enter
Sained a small company of friends at
~ 6 O'Clock dinner on Monday evening
The West Side Whist club was en-
GeNained by Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Burn
ham on Tuesday evening.
The DorcaS society was entertained
This week by Misses Carrie Thompson
and Susan Gillette.
The Wednesday club met with Mrs
-. AsdGewson.
Personal.
d, Mr. ana Mrs. Gilbert Johnston of st
Psnl, Mimi, have been visiting in
Norfolk the pust week in the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rainbolt and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Bullock. They came as
surprise upon the Cwenty-tifth we'd |
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Bull |
NccE. Mrs. Johnston had not been
here for thirteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Council of Sioux
CITY. who lived in Norfolk several |
years, will go to Gordon, Neb., in
March TO make their home on a ranch.
They are milking the change on ac-
count of the III health of their son,
Ruby. Their daughter Hazel, is a
reporter on the Sioux City Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Braden spent the
forepart of the week in Chicago,
Mrs. Louis Clark of Omaha visited
In Norfolk the past week
Coming Events.
Misses Inez Viele and Helen Lob
dell have issued invitations to 6:3O
dinner to be given February II toI
members of the senior class and the
high school faculty.
Stock and Grain Gambling.
'Springview, Neb., Jan. 2S.-Editor
News: Set over in snowy corner
sof yearly every large city newspaper
at some time of Tie year, will be seen
she seductive card of some two or
snore New York or Chicago houses
showing the prospective profits and a
great willingness to engage in invest
ang other peoples money in stock or
grain options, or, putting it in plain
English, who are willing to bet on
how high or low the standard grades
of wheat will rule a day or sixty days