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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
9
A stream of visitors and trips is recorded from Peetz to Denver with names including WOT RAGA C. A. Cook E L Hyde and many others. Business visits cite Alliance Kimball Bridgeport Chappell Scottsbluff and Sidney while residents travel to Gurley Denver Cheyenne Los Angeles and Ovid for family events and leisure.
Mrs. Maley won high guest score with prizes awarded while delightful refreshments closed the afternoon. Safety First auxiliary met at Wal-Bur hall with 18 members, ending in indoor horseshoes. Hosts were Mrs. Scott, Proper, and Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Wright hosted a birthday bridge party with Kimball and local guests. prizes shared by Mrs. Borland and Mr. Hedgecock. J H O’Neil’s dinner for ten featured orchid and yellow decor, with sweet peas and snap dragons, followed by bridge.
The article lists a series of social events including a surprise party for Mrs. C. E. Bicknell at her apartment, two tables of bridge, and lunch. It also covers Friendship Club business at Mrs. W. F. Graham's home with officers re elected, a choir dinner hosted by Rev. Anton Link, a skating party hosted by the Hahler sisters, and American Legion auxiliary delegate selections with poppy sale planning.
The event featured Mr. J. C. Parks Mrs. D. L. Abbott and Mr. Ray Walker as hostesses while Bluhil coffee provided a delightful flavor noted for its family friendly appeal.
Social notes record Mr and Mrs Paul Leonard hosting a dinner for Mr and Mrs A R Evans and their children. P E O Chapter met with Mrs Bruce Russell hosting. O D T Club held a luncheon at the country club with bridge afternoon. prize went to Mrs Grabill. Mrs Demers hosted her bridge club at home in Sund Wednesday with three tables in play.
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