The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1912-02-02


the burning logs in the open fire place.
Later places were found at beautiful.
" laid tables and a delicious dinner
thoroughly enjoyed. In the game of
bridge that followed the dinner, the
pretty favors presented by the host
"ss for high scores, went to Mrs. w. N.
Huse and +. A. Bullock on Tuesday
night, and to DR. and Mrs. p. H. Sal.
ter on Thursday night
The Elks annual party. given at the
clubrooms last night. proved to be one
OF the most delightful social events
in the history of the club Marquardt
hall had been beautifully decorated
under the supervision of A. L. Killian
FOR the occasion A large number of
people enjoyed the dancing and other
features of amusement and delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening. The affair was a success in
every way and one that will long be
remembered by the Elks and their
families.
Mrs. G. s. Parker and Mrs J. s
Mathewson gave very pretty
O'Clock luncheon today in the home of
Mrs Mathewson in honor of twelve OF
the teachers who have charge of the
schools where their children attend.
The guests were seated at one long
table which was beautiful and like a
touch of spring with its decorations OF
white narCissuS. The luncheon
which was a most inviting one, was
served in three courses. social af-
Jernoon followed the lunch
\ jolly crowd of young people en-.
joyed an old fashioned bob sled ride
on Monday evening. After the ride
they were guests in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Landers. where they en-
joyed delicious oyster supper. Those
who participated in the good time
were Misses Eloise Dietrick Miss
Stout, Helen Maynard, Marian Stitt
and Marion Dietrich, and James De-
laney, Charles Landers, Milard South
Archie Cow and Lowell Erskine.
- company vi ltll ldultS tUJOypu u
delightful day at the hospital on Tues.
day, guests of DR.. and Mrs. johnson.
At ! O'Clock the guests found places
At prettily appointed table in the
dining room, and were served to a |
mcS delicious seven course luncheon |
The afternoon hours were most pleas |
antly spent, the ladies returning home
the pDrrV11l al On ~,
The Dorcas Society enjoyed a |
meeting with Miss Vera Haywood and /
Miss Mildred Cow, in the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. C. Cow, on Monday even
ing The young ladies are busily en-
gagged in preparing a box for a mis-
sionary's family. in the southern part
of the state. After the work was laid |
aside. the young hostess served re-
treshments.
Mrs. d. MathewsOn entertained a |
company of ladies at a delightful mu-
sicale this afternoon complimentary !
to her guests, Mrs. John ID. Haskell, !
of Wakefield and Mrs. Harriet Math-
ewson of Woodstock, Conn. Mrs. !
Mathewson served a delicious supper
at the close of the afternoon.
The members of the NeighbOrhOOd
KenSington enjoyed a pleasant after
noon with Mrs. Ed Brown on Wednes.
day. Mrs. Hudson was a guest of the
club. After the work was laid aside,
the hostess served tempting supper.
Forty members of the Christian En-
deavor society Of the First Congrega-
tiOnal church enjoyed a bob sled ride
Thursday evening. After the ride.
they all enjoyed coffee and sand
wiches in the church parlors.
Mrs. Charles Sturdevant of Colum-
bus, and her mother and sister, Mrs.
II. G. Lyons and Miss Georgia Lyons
of Gordon. Neb,, arrived in Norfolk,
Friday for visit with Mrs. O. l..
Hyde.
Mrs. s NJ. Bradeu entertained the
members OF her Bridge club, and Mrs.
Jack Koenigstein and Mrs +. f. Huse
last Saturday afternoon. Refresh
ments were enjoyed at o'clock
Miss Laura Durlaud was hostess at
pipe organ tea this afternoon Eff
teen young ladies enjoyed social
chat and the dainty refreshments
served AT = O'Clock
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church, enjoyed a social meeting
at the parsonage on Thursday after
noon.
Willie Bener celebrated his fourth
birthday on Thursday. \ company OF
little friends. who were invited to take
sunch with him, had jolly time.
\ company of young people en-
1oyed an informal dance, with a little
supper at the close, at the Country
club Thursday evening
Personal
Mrs. John d. Haskell of Wakefield,
and her mother, Mrs Harriet Math-
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