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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1929
Page
4
Local residents and visitors populate Sidney with business trips, social visits, and family news. Notables include Sunol and Chappell residents calling on doctors, merchants, and relatives. catalogs of shopping outings, travel to nearby towns, and a Beatrice to Denver travel for meetings and medical care.
The Mothers club met in the library with Mrs. W. Is. Hodgkin presiding for an afternoon program on happiness and etiquette. Guests included Mrs. Elmer Kahl. Mrs. J. O. Johnson hosted a lunch with bridge prizes won by Mrs. A. S. Hardy and others. Various gatherings followed with dinners, prizes, and a Boy Scout anniversary event honoring 19 years since the founding.
Society notes detail a dinner at Mr and Mrs Edward Furer honoring Miss Mable Patrickland of Wichita Kansas. Guests included Mrs W M Winders Mrs Charles Gardner Miss Frances Kirknavy and John Kucera. A separate birthday dinner for Mr Simodynes at home Sunday featured Mr and Mrs Harry King of Bridgeport and Miss Liesveld and Miss Roeder of Lincoln.
Mrs. W J Perry hosted Frances Willard Kensington ladies with quilting followed by lunch. Dutch Treat Club met at the country club for a one o clock luncheon and bridge with Mrs Joe Simodynes high score winner. Miss Genevieve Kieffe entertained twelve friends at a bridge party at Miss Clara Klein home with Glodi high score and Wunderlich consolation. Guests enjoyed a delicious lunch after games.
The ladies of the Eastern Star Kensington hosted a Valentine party Friday night in the basement of the Masonic building. Their invited husbands joined in playing hearts and other games, followed by delightful refreshments served during the evening.
The De Molay chapter hosted a bridge party in the Masonic building basement Thursday night. Sponsored by Mr and Mrs A J Jorgenson, Leon Fine and Roy Greenlee, eleven tables played with Miss Muriel Riggs and Elmer Fisher winning high score while Miss Thelma Brewer and Robert Harper earned consolation prizes. A pleasant supper followed. Also, Miss Ive Birkby was surprised at her Sidney telephone exchange employer event.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Spearow led a Lucky 16 club dinner at the Union Pacific hotel Saturday night with Washington's Birthday themed decorations. Bridge followed dessert, with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Zimmerle taking high score. New members include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bonham and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Beckmann. guest William Marshall attended.
Mrs Carl Jones was hostess to a group of ladies at a bridge party at her home Thursday night with Valentine decorations. Mrs Louis Dieubel won high score and Mrs F G Griffith the consolation. A lunch followed with several guests listed. The Christian church Missionary Society met last Friday afternoon with a program led by Mrs John Bartholomew and talks by multiple ladies.
Coming events list local meetings with W B A and Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night at 7 30 Mothers club at the library Thursday afternoon at 1 30 Mrs Paul Martin to lead Presbyterian circle Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Clayton Radcliffe home St Martha's guild at the Episcopal church Thursday afternoon at the parsonage 2 30 Royal Neighbors at Odd Fellows hall Thursday night at 7 30
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