The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-01-06
SOCIETY,"
Pleasures of ihe Wenk.


mas eve Six couples we're invited to -
celebrate the ninth wedding anniver.
sary OF Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Whist
furnished the evenings entertainment ,
after which the couples went to the
dining room, which was decorated l
with Christmas colors, where dainty I
refreshments were enjoyed. pref. l.
lily arranged Christmas pie ornament.
cd the center OF the table out OF which
each guest drew choice gift or a Oh
souvenir OF the occasion. The guests oe
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Randklev, Dr. Dra,
and Mrs L. A. Culmsee, Mr.. and Mrs. toni
Coryen, Mr.. and Mrs. George VIII. Yea
liams, Mr.. and Mrs Scott and Mr.. fror
and Mrs. Wiley. sary
bois
Misses Marie Hall, Mildred Rees, mat
Ruth Witzgman, Marion MAYNARD pea,
Gladys Cole. Beth Sprecher, Lois the
Hardy and Miss Gladys Wilkinson of its
Lincoln, were guests of Miss Beulah to v
Hayes ut a chatting dish supper party fear
on Wednesday evening Miss Marie to
Hall, who is soon to leave Norfolk, ligh
was the complmented guest. VIII
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Scott entertain. u
tanned a small company very inform. nc
ally on Friday eevning to celebrate On
their twentieth wedding anniversary n.
S"iue lufnisheu amusement MIS- New
Scott served a delicious lunch at IL ocv
o'clock 49,
The Ladies' Guild met with Mrs. f. 80 =
p. Weatherby on Wednesday and W =
Friday afternoons The ladies are ~.
busy planning for the banquet to be T.,
served for the Elks on the sixth or
January. hn.
coasting party was given for Miss ..e
Marie Hall on Monday night by LUZ LUZ
company Of girl friends. pray
Personals w
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tannehill, who han'
live eight miles south of Norfolk, ex men
pect to leave Monday for a trip to who
Kansas City and on to Oklahoma and mid
Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. Tannehi will emp
be gone about six weeks not
we'll
Mrs. Harvey Twitchel accompanied COVE
her sister, Mrs N A. Huse, home will
from West Point on Tuesday. Mrs crat
Twitchell returned to West Point to- crat
day. tive
Miss Marian Stitt went to Neigh o.
on Monday to be the guest of Miss duti
Katherine McGardis and attend q to e
dancing party on Wednesday even Seni
ing. tern
Alto
Morton Seymour came up from Tho
Madison "Wednesday evening for a Den
short visit in the home OF Mr.. and field
Mrs. ]. b. Maynard. the
hone
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Mayer and Cav
sons. Melvin and Ralph are in Nor into
folk for the weekend guests of Mr.. nam
and Mrs. j. Baum. he
bell,
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Marie ex- man
pect to leave Norfolk the first Of next of 8
week " niahe 'heii 'u'ule hoine III may
Kansas City,
Mrs. s. NJ. Braden went on to Chi ~
cago from Mason City. Her little ne. WIN
phew has been very i'll, but is now auV.
recovering.
Miss Helen Reynolds went to FL nlol
gin on Tuesday to spend the holidays ne
with ber cousin Miss .Tesnnette Nc port
Bride. man
who
Mr.. and Mrs. h. c. Leggett of Wa part
tertown, s. d., are visiting in the sent
home of Mr.. and Mrs, w. N Huse caus
be a
Miss Gladys Wilkinson of Lincoln A
came up Tuesday for a holiday visit have
in the home of her uncle. d. Rees the
cent
Miss Gertrude Watson returned to cour
Omaha on Friday after pleasant men
visit with Mrs, Mary Mathewson. the
vari
Miss Louise Mathewson of Lincoln
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S, A
Mathewson the past week. clos
Miss Martha Garrett OF Madison ture
has been visiting MISS victoria may licel
lard the past week. hibi
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,r, - MI oIo.;nn .oo,aI avsn, ton
of the season was held in the form of -.
dance at the auditorium on Wednes' oo
day evening of this week. over nine. on'
~ invited couple were present, and It oeo. .
was by far the most enjoyable gather sea
ing of the year. All credit for the
success of the undertaking is due to '0
Lyle Jackson and Stanley Huffman of IT
this city. Guests were present from tho
Tilden, Oakdale, Elgin,. Ewing. and stro
ONeill. woO
p,TMAN SHORTHAND MAN. DEAD who
ust
Author, Lecturer and Inventor Sue. mex
cumbs in Cincinnati. are
Cincinnati, O., Dec. 3l.-An illness san
that only in the last day or so had hav
been regarded as serious, resulted pom
today in the death of Ben Pitman,
author, lecturer and inventor. T
Mr.. Pitman, who was born in Trow the