The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
SOCIETY,"


luncheon on Tuesday st. Valentines
day. at which the engagement of her
daughter Mary A. TO Samuel A. Frs.
kline was announced The home was
most attractiyely decorated for the oc.
casion in red and white hearts. The
table was beautifully laid and bore a
handsome center decoration of red
and white roses. The place cards
we're the work of Miss Mabel Odiornc
and were very pretty favors. The
guests who enjoyed this happy occa.
sion were Misses Helen Maynard, Ruth
Beebe, Carrie Thompson, Lois Logan,
May Johnson, Eloise Dietrich, Edith
Herman and Nellie Bridge After
lunch a game of five hundred furnish.
ed amusement for the afternoon The
nigh score favor went to Miss Diet.
rich and the all.cut to Miss Bridge.
Wishing to honor the siEtieth birth
day anniversary and the thirty-hfth
Wedding anniversary jointly, friends
and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. b, w.
Jonas gathered at their home on
South Seventh street last Monday
night and called the couples attention
TO the fact that Mr.. Jonas was born
sixty years ago on February II and
that thirty-siX years ago on February
13, Bernard William Jonas and Miss
Emily Broecker were Joined in we'd
lock at Corning, la. Grandpa
Broecker, who is in his seventy-sev
enth year was as much honored as
mis- children and took great pleasure
in assisting in the celebration which
was attended by his children and
grandchildren. Both lunch and din
ner were enjoyed by the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Koenigstein en-
tertained a company of friends, at 8
$50 o'clock dinner on Friday even
ing. The table decorations were darl
red carnations. Covers were laid fol
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Bullock, Judge
and Mrs. /. Powers Mr.. and Mrs. c
b. Durland, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Salt
er, Mrs. Mary Davenport, Mrs. j. II
Lionberger, Miss Martha Davenport
Miss Laura Durland Miss Dorothy
Durland and c. b. Salter. A socia
evening followed the dinner.
Mrs. j. S. Mathewson and Mrs. C
5. Parker gave a | o'clock luncheon
on Friday, in the home of Mrs Math
Awson, complimentary to Mrs. T. f
Scott of Kearney. Twenty-four ole
time friends were seated at small
tables placed throughout the rooms
After lunch the afternoon was spen
informally. Mrs, SCOTS stay in Nor
folk is to be a short one, and he
friends thoroughly enjoyed the oppor
tunity for little visit
Mrs. G.. ID. Butterfeld entertainer
The members of her bridge club oil
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J. +. Loscl
Of West Point and Miss Burnham wer
guests. Mrs. c. II. Reynolds won tn
high score favor and Mrs. Losch wa
presented with a pretty guest prize
Mrs. Butterfield served refreshment
at the close of the games.
company of Norfolk young womel
gave st. Valentine dancing party t
their friends in Marquardt hall, Of
Tuesday evening. The hall was mos
attractively decorated in red hearts
dear little Valentine girl serve,
punch and with Voget's orchestra t
furnish sweet music. the evening wa
a most delightful one.
Mrs. Charles Rice was hostess at
very pleasant kensington from to
on Wednesday afternoon Carnation
and ferns were used in profusiol
throughout the rooms. A buffet lunch
con was served after the work wa
laid aside.
Mrs. Asa X. Leonard entertained
very small company of friends OF
Wednesday afternoon complimentary,
to Mrs. Lionberger The Afternoon
was spent in visiting over needl
work. At o'clock Mrs. Leonar,
served tempting supper
Mrs. l.. p. Pasewalk entertained
half dozen old time friends at a sun
per party on Thursday in honor O
Mrs, j. H. Lionberger of Omaha. TIL,
afternoon was a very enjoyable on,
and many pleasant memories were re
yived.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Cabaniss enter
tanned small company of friends
at 500 on Friday evening in thei
home on Koenigstein avenue. Mrs
Cabaniss served dainty refreshment!
at the close of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ Dudley eel
ebrated their birthdays last evening
both on the same date. A number o
friends were their guests for the even
ing at cards, followed by a delicious
supper at II O'Clock.
Mrs. John F. Dunhaver, 1902 Pros
pect avenue, entertained at Valen
tine party for her son Dewitt on Tues
day evening. Dainty valentines were
used as favors and light refreshments
were served.
The ladies of the First Congrega
tional church enjoyed a pleasant meet
ing in the home of Mrs. o. L. Hyde
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. H
kiesau and Miss Mason assisted Mrs
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