The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-09-09

family party and In the nature OF a |
reunion, being the first time the four
THEM brothers with their respective
families had ever been together. The
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Charles
THEN and daughter Gertrude of Den.
yer. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph THEM and
son Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Them
who leave shortly for Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Carter, MIR. and Mrs.
Roy Carter and Mrs. John Geiger.
Monday evening ten young Norfolk
people enjoyed supper at the Coun-
try club, given in honor OF Miss Flo
Boyles OF Alvo, Neb, who is In the
city visiting with friends, and Miss
Robinette Bear who leaves for her
home in Richmond, Va, next week.
Among those present were: Misses
Robinette Bear, Leathe Brakeman,
Carrie Thompson, Flo Boyles, Alvo,
Neb. Dorothy Rudat Messrs. Charles
Landers, Charles Durland, Lowell En-
skine, Warren Beeler. Claude Ogden.
A launching party after which
luncheon was served at the home OF
one of the party, was given in honor
of Miss Robinette Bear and Miss Flo
Boyles OF Alvo, Neb., Wednesday eve
ming. Among theose present were:
Misses Flo Boyles, Alvo, Neb.; Robin
nette Bear, Dorothy Rudat, Carrie
Thompson, Leathe Brakeman, Messrs.
Claude Ogden, Charles Durland, Low
ell Erskine, Charles Landers, Warren
Beeler.
Misses Letha Brakeman, Carrie
Thompson Dorothy Rudat, Robinette
Bear and Flora Boyles and Messrs.
Charles Landers, Charles Durland,
Warren Beeler Lowell Erskine and
Claude Ogden formed jolly crowd
at a picnic at the Country club on
Monday and are enjoying supper at
the same place tonight. Miss Boyles
and Robinette Bear are again the hon
ored guests.
The G. A. r. hall was the scene of
farewell party Thursday afternoon
when the Woman's Relief Corps gave
a farewell dinner in honor of their
president. Mrs. j. S. Morrow, VINO
leaves with her husband in few days
for Muncie, Ind, their future home.
Mrs. II. c. Matrau, vice president, VIII
act as president until after the reg
ular election in December.
A watermelon trip in lumber wag'
on was immensely enjoyed Thursday
evening by party of young NOR
folk people. A halt was made at the
Rice farm, south of the city, where
the young people proceeded to &c
away with much of the fruit. The
event was given in honor of Miss Rob
innette Bear and Miss Flo Boyles OF
Alvo, Neb.
Miss Dorothy Rudat was hostess at
a little company on Wednesday even
ing complimentary to Miss Flora
Boyles of Alvo, Neb., and Miss Robin
cite Bear who leaves next week fol
her home in Richmond, Va. The
guests were treated to launch ride
up the river and later the hostess
served DuHeJ luHCn'
Cards have been received in Nor
folk announcing the marriage of Mis-
Theresa Wicker to Joseph Zimmere
on Tuesday the thirteenth of Angus
at Pierce, Neb. The young coupl
have gone to California on a wedding
trip and after September twentieth
will be "at home" on their farm tw'
miles from Pierce.
Members of the Birthday club, o
whom there are about twenty, enter
tanned their friends at the home O
Mrs. w. r. Hoffman Wednesday after
noon. The event was in honor of Mrs
Hoffman's birthday. A club entertain
ment is held whenever any membe
of the organization has birthday.
The Birthday club celebrated fo
Miss Martha Davenport and Miss Nj;
son on Tuesday at the home of Mis-
Davenport on North Ninth stree
The guests brought refreshments an
also presented each of the compl
mented members with beautif'
spoon.
A business meeting of the WEI
Side Whist club was held in the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Huse on Tue
day evening. The first regular NEE
ing Of the club, will be held the mr.
week in October in the home of NJ
ano Mrs. j. r. Hays.
In honor of her sixty'fourth birthds
anniversary, the members OF the Lut
eran church ladies' aid society su
prised Mrs. II. H. Miller at her hon
on South Third street Wednesdi
afternoon. Light refreshments we
served.
Miss Letha Brakeman entertain'
very informally on Thursday eveniI
in honor of her cousin Miss Flo