The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-07

SOClC TY
Pleasures Of the Week.


ed tn a banquet at the Merchants cafe
by the local branch Of the association.
After four.Coursc dinner cigars
were enjoyed and short addresses were
given by number of the delegates
President Herbert Rhodes acted as
astmaster. Among those who ten
dered addresses were: Henry
Schwartz, G. W. Anderson, w. II. Gid
ersleeve, G. w Evans, Grant S. Mears,
w. B. Rice, Herman Buettow, r.. ID.
Hammond, r. w. Rohrke and Peter
Brummel
DIrig the general conversation and
Nhe elapse of time between the ad.
dresses, music by the Norfolk band
was enjoyed, for which the delegation
rendered vote OF thanks.
The exercises of the evening closed
with the best mutual feeling among
the delegates and towards Norfolk In
general.
G.. w. Evans of Norfolk was appoint
ed organizer of the association. In
honor of the Live Stock Protective as
sociation's convention here the car.
nivai lights on Norfolk avenue were
aspect of a celebration,
Among the delegates in attendance
were: A. Bla2er Wayne: G. S. Mears,
Wayne: o. S. Gamble. Wayne; Wat
Williams, Wayne; w. II. Gildersleeve,
Wayne: II. w. Kingery, Tilden; l..
Brown, Meadow Grove; Russell Twiss,
Meadow Grove; l.. l.. Fry, Meadow
Grove; f. II. Cook, Meadow Grove;
H NJ. Niche, Creighton; S. Mattern,
Creighton: u. Dederickson, Creigh
on; c. II. King, Creighton; NJ. Havel,
Pierce; William Bartlett Pierce; j..
+. Kalterman, Pierce; Harry Gruen-
waId Pierce; Henry Schwartz, Winnie
toon; Joseph Meyer, Winnetoon; F.
Tannehill, Warnerville; w. B. Rice,
Warnerville; Albert Flicker Stanton;
Albert Webster, Stanton; Alfred
Toomis, Stanton; Paul Kingsley, Stan
ton; c. A. Enos, Stanton; Frank Len
ser, Stanton; Louis Mick, Stanton; j..
y. Alderman, Stanton.
A reception was given in the Bap.
Nist church last evenig in honor of the
new pastor, Rev. j. II. Melemaker.
The affair was well attended and a
very pleasant evening was spent by
the pastor and members of the church
and congregation.
Rehearsals for "A Day in the Union
station" are being held in the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Maynard. The
play which is to be given in the Audi
Co
by the. Ladies' Guild, promises to be
very entertaining.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec
Sond Congregational church met with
Mrs. j. A. Nix Thursday afternoon
They tied one comforter and elected
new officers, after which ice cream
and cake was served.
Miss FATE Burnham is planning tC
go to Mexico City the latter part OF
january to spend two months with ar
old friend Miss Burnham may take
Il trip to Cuba before she returns.
Mrs N A. HuSe has been spending
the holidays in the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Losch, a
West Point. Mrs. Huse will return
home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Butterfield en-
tertained a small company Of friend:
at o'clock dinner on Tuesday eve
ming. A social evening followed the
dinner.
George Southworth and bride ar
rived in Norfolk Tuesday evening ant
are costly settled in cottage on Nortl
Eleventh street.
A small company of young peopl,
enjoyed pleasant evening in thu
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Bullock OIL
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. c. Lynde ar1 Mrs. H. q
Saunders and daughter, Corinne, wen
TO Pierce this morning TO spend tn
day.
II ind Mrs. c. A. McKim and littl
ZION will 1eave on Tuesday for a visi
an Salina, ,Kas.. with relatives.
Mrs. w. II. Bucholz and son, Arden
returned to Omaha on Thursday
George and James Lynde visited II
fierce a couple of days this week.
z c. Leggett of Aberdeen, S. d
Is a guest in the home of his sister
Mrs. w. n. Huse.
Miss Helen Maynard entertained
Jew yonng friends on Tuesday ever
Ing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. l.. Williams wen
tS Sioux City yesterday to spend Ne'
Years day with friends
Sishop-Rizer.
Miss Queenie Rizer and j, Clai
Bishop Of Lincoln were married q
V,or,a Of the brides DarentS, Mr.. an