The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-07-21
SOCIETY
Pleasures Of the Week.

or warren, ONO.
The program was rendered by Miss |
Howard who was at her best, playing |
with Il freedom and breadth of style |
which was delightful and fully appre- |
Ciatcd by her listeners.
Miss Howard is an artist of exccp. |
tional merit; her technique Is ample, |
and her Interpretation Is both intel. |
lcctual and poetical and given with a
breadth of authority which carries |
conviction to the listener. Her play |
ing Is sincere and truthful, unmarried |
by mannersms or striving for sensa- |
tiOnal effects. The greatness of her |
art Is shown in her ability to lose her
self in the music and let its beauty be |
manifested. Following was the pro.
gram: rSaEg
Chopin-Prelude and Ballade in f |
Flat.
Schumann-Nachtst
Listz-IIark, Hank the Lark.
Wagner Evening Star and Magic !
Fire.
McDowel-In an Indian Lodge, and
March Wind.
Grieg-Wedding Day
Miss Jeanette Parish gave two
numbers on the program which sur
prised and pleased the guests by the
sweetness of her singing.
The hostess was assisted in serving
by Miss Lucille lIazen.
Mrs. c. p. Parish entertained a doz.
eli neighbors and friends informally
ON Tuesday afternoon. Miss Howard
of Warren, Ohio, who is q guest in
the Parish home, gave the guests a
delightful musical treat. 1t was the
first opportunity many of the ladies
had had to hear Miss Jeanette Par
ish sing, which she does most charm
ingly. The afternoon was q thorough
ly enjoyable one. Mrs. Parish served
light refreshment at o'clock.
The birthday of Mrs. Paul Him. was
celebrated at the family home nine
miles south of Norfolk last Sunday.
There were lat guests present for din
ner and supper and a jolly time was
enjoyed. A tug of war, a water fight,
ball game and a horse shoe contest
were features. The children skipping
the rope and running races were
forms of amusement.
Miss Olga Johnson, daughter of DR..
Johnson, superintendent at the hos
pital, celebrated her seventeenth birth
day last Saturday afternoon. A com
pany of young girl friends and the
officers of the institution enjoyed
splendid supper at the Country club.
Misses Martha Koehn and Lizzie
Podoll entertained the Thimble club
Tuesday evening at a launching party.
Luncheon was enjoyed on the banks
of the Northfork. The party was in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
both the hostesses.
Miss Marion Maynard entertained
company of young ladies at tennis
party on Wednesday afternoon in hon.
or of Miss Foraker. Dainty refresh
ments We're served at the close of the
games.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. Ballantyne on
Thursday afternoon.
Personal
Miss Laura Bronze OF Butte. Mont
has spent the past week in Norfolk, a
guest of Miss Eta Durland. Miss
Bronze taught number of years in
the Norfolk schools, and has many
warm friends who are glad to greet
her.
Mrs. S. NJ. Braden has gone to Ma
son City, Ia, to spend a couple of
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Tin
gree.
Mrs. a. X. Hutchinson has returned
from a two weeks visit with her sis
ter in Arlington, Neb.
Mrs. NJ, D. Tyler and son Kenneth
have returned from an extended visit
in Illinois.
Mrs. w. p, Logan visited during the
week in Newcastle, Neb with Mrs.
Rain.
Mrs. j. NJ. O'Connen of Ponca is
visiting Norfolk friends.
"HE RUINED MY HOME"
That's the Excuse Given by New York
Italian for a Murder.
New York, July 17-"He ruined my
home" said Giuseppe Romanello,
when arraigned ON the charge of kill
ing Aljandro Sierra and mortally
wounding Filpo Prosapo. The shoot
ing occurred in an Italian cafe in Har.
lem late last night while thousands of
Italians outside We're celebrating the
annual festival of Our Lady of Car
mel" Fifteen policemen had all they
could do to get Romanello to the po-
lice station through an angry mob of
celebrants.
Shot is Removed After Four Years.
After resting four years in the heshy
part OF hand, shot from a large
sized air rifle was extracted Monday
by local physician from the hand of