The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-03
SOCIETY
Pleasures OF the Week.


Mrs. Bruce X. Ramer entertained a
company of twenty-five ladies at n
pretty / o'clock luncheon on Wednes.
day at her home, 81 North Eleventh.
The birthday anniversary of George
Washington was observed in the dec.
orations throughout the rooms. and in
the attractive table appointments. A
beautiful dark red carnation at each
plate added to the beauty of the ia
bles. In the game Of cards that fol-
lowed the luncheon the high score
favor went to Mrs. Asa X. Leonard
and the all cut to Mrs. Ludwig Koen-
igstein.
Mrs. II. c. Sattler was hostess at a
musical on Wednesday afternoon. The
rooms throughout the home were
beautifully decorated with the nation
al colors, while carnations used In
profusion added to the effect. The
program rendered by Prof. Otto Voget
on the violin, accompanied by Miss
Carrie Thompson was rare treat,
and thoroughly enjoyed by the twenty
five guests present. At o'clock Mrs.
Sattler served dainty refreshment.
Mrs. Belle Turner Bennett of Mt.
Vernon, Ia, and Miss nellie Grant Of
Madison enjoyed house party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George N Beels
from Saturday to Monday. In honor
of the guests Mrs. Beels entertained
at luncheon Mesdames Pheasant, Ras.
tede and Ulrich, and Miss Linda Mag
dam of Pierce, and Mesdames Hutch
inson, Gettinger, Beaman and Miss
Clara Berner of Norfolk, and Miss
Maude Whitla of Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Gentle entertain
ed company of young ladies at 6
o'clock dinner on Wednesday evening.
The event was to celebrate the TWEEN
ty-first birthday of Miss Mary obi.
orne. The other guests who found
places at prettily laid table were
Misses Nellie Bridge, Helen Maynard
Eloise Dietrich, Ruth Norris and Mar.
tina Davenport.
Washington's birthday was celebrat
ed by very pretty dancing party
given in Marquardt hall BY Prof. Otto
Voget's orchestra. The hall was hand
somely decorated with flags and bunt
ing. The music was fine and thor
oughly enjoyed by large company
Punch was served throughout the
evening.
Mrs. S. F. Erskine entertained 6
large company of ladies at l O'Clock
luncheon today. Bridge furnished en-
tertainment for a pleasant afternoon
Mrs. Erskine was assisted In serving
by Miss Mary Odiorne and Miss
Laura Durland.
The Ladies Aid society Of St. 10
| the result Of a bazaar and luncf
which was given in the rink on Tues
| day. The ladies were very muci
pleased with the patronage they re
| ceived.
| Mrs. Bruce r. Kramer entertained a
a second luncheon on Friday. Twenty
and served to dainty three-cours'
lunch. After lunch five hundred wal
| played. Mrs. j. c. S. Wells won tn,
high score prize and Mrs. Burt Mape
the all-cut.
| Mrs. d. c. Colegrove entertained
the members of the Tuesday Bridg
club at lunch. Mrs. ]. c. s. WE'LL
and Miss FATE Burnham were visitors
The high score favor in the game o
bridge went to Miss Burnham.
The ladies of the w. r. c. served
splendid chicken pie dinner in G. A. r
hall on Wednesday. Supper was ais
served at 6 o'clock and the ladie
feel we'll repaid for their work, a
they were we'll patronized.
A number OF old time friends droI
ped in unexpectedly on Wednesda
afternoon to help Mrs. !. Powers celt
brate her birthday anniversary. Tn
ladies brought refreshments and
jolly afternoon was spent.
The Luther league of st. Johanne
church gave basket social In tn
rink on Tuesday evening. The nea
sum of $50 was added to the treasury
and the young people present had
jolly time.
The ladies of the Presbyteria
church enjoyed an all day session i
the home Of Mrs. Psrcy on Thursda!
Much work was accomplished and tn
meeting was pleasant one.
Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coppernaul and Mr.
Erskine returned to their home /
Port Huron, Mich, on Thursday afte
a visit with their daughter and gran,
daughter, Mrs. H. c. Oldfield, on Mort
Ninth street. Mrs. Oldfeld accon
panied her guests to Omaha.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mcmillan went to Oman
today to visit in the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Harding and be preseI
at the wedding Of her granddaughte
Miss Ruth Harding, p Mr.. Samu
Rees.
T, Z. Odiorne and family are MA