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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1929
Page
4
Dalton and surrounding area residents are mentioned in a flurry of social notes. Births and recoveries, tonsil removals, visits, and travels appear among local families, with trips to Sterling, Scottsbluff, Denver, and Lincoln.
Mrs G F Zarbaugh of Wilbur plans a two week Dalton visit and business, then sails from New York on September 12 for Vienna to join her husband studying medicine there. Mr and Mrs Joseph Mahler and daughters Katherine and Marie spent the weekend in North Platte with relatives. Mrs Hahler then went to Omaha for several days on business. Mrs Hahler's sister Mrs Charles Erickson and son Robert accompanied the family home for a week.
Mrs Mary Noonan visits Omaha from the city and stays with her daughter Mrs Bud Portz for several weeks. Mrs H Taylor returns home after four weeks postappendix surgery care at Taylor hospital. Mrs R H Bates of Cheyenne spends days visiting. Mr and Mrs Sam Fine return from Denver after funeral services for Mrs Fine's sister in law, joined by Mrs Lena Taylor. Florence Koester to marry Frederick Herman Alt at St Patrick’s in Sidney on Wednesday Sept 4. William Clingman of Chappell, arm amputee, discharged from Carson hospital as improved. Misses Martha and Luzinda Brauer depart for a teaching institute in Seward. Luzinda to return, Martha to travel to St Louis Chicago and southern Canada then teach in Chicago. J W Johnson and Rev H C Welker drive youth to a district Christian Endeavor rally in Mitchell Pass. participants listed.
The column catalogs social events in Sidney including dinners at the Lester Perry home hosted for Calgary visitors, a Krueger Lakes hamburger outing with Nellie Davis Opal Birkby Georgiana Martin Vern Livingston Lawrence Davis and Eugene White, a country club dinner for ten hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Greenlee with guests Martha Hill Catherine Greenlee Leona Spitler M E Banta Roy Greenlee and Edward McLernon, a birthday picnic for Helen Johnson at Lehman canons with Opal Birkby Frances Schwas nick Elizabeth Hart Grace McDowell Thelma Brewer Loretta Osborn, and a W M B club social hosted by Mrs Fred Slawson with guests C O Hade C J Osborn Vern McManes and Frank Goodwin.
Mrs. C. W. Hornaday hosted the Frances Willard Kensington members for a regular monthly meeting on Friday afternoon. After a brief business session led by Mrs. H. S. Tipton, the group spent the rest of the afternoon quilting and served light refreshments.
The Cha May Campfire girls and guardian Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson met with Joan Bicknell for their weekly meeting. Two new members Catherine Jones and Marion Daggett were initiated, bringing the total Cha May girls to 19. Refreshments were served.
Miss Josephine Nickum of Denver, guest of Mrs. Louis Benninghouse, was honored with a complimentary swimming party at the Hardypool Wednesday evening. The group later shared lunch at Mrs. Benninghouse’s home with Misses Lucile Neary, Virginia Johnson, Elizabeth Couch, Muriel Riggs, Catherine Grabill, Mona Livoni and Grace McDowell.
Mrs J D Hough entertained many children on Wednesday for Bettys sixth birthday. Guests arrived at two and played games until five with refreshments. The cake featured white icing and yellow candles. Invited were Lois Mae Jameson Patsy Anderson Coleen Coyle Elvin Anderson Ronald Coyle and Davis Harlan.
Miss Bernice Foster hosted ten former classmates at her parents home on Wednesday for a rock and luncheon gathering. Guests named include Bessie Vaughn Dorothy Gould Delilah Erwin Emily Gould Anna Olosa Ruth Dimick Ruth Shaw Esther Shaw and Louise Hunnicut and Avid Boyd. Gould won high score in the games.
Mrs C G Olson leads a bridge party at the Howard home with a long guest list including Misses McIntosh Flo Jorgenson Zike Goodale Livoni and many others. Emily Gould and Dorothy Gould entertain a triple foursome at Kenneth Bassett home for sister’s birthday with Bessie Vaughn of Fullerton as guest. High score won by Mrs Root. prizes awarded to Miss Waugh Miss Spitter and Mrs Root.
A social event in young circles with Miss Mary Adele Brill hosting her 13th birthday. At 11 guests swam at Hardy pool, then a 1 o'clock three course luncheon at the Brill home. A white cake with 13 yellow candles topped festivities as friends joined games.
Maryann hosted a farewell party presided by Floy Thayer for Josephine Wolfe who left Sidney with her parents for Northern Idaho. The home featured garden flower bouquets and a Hearts game with Carolyn Kennedy winning high score and Catherine Jones taking consolation. Guests included Maryann and a list of friends and family as noted, with party refreshments served before departure.
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