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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
7
A long list of visitors and residents moving through Sidney and neighboring towns is noted. F. E. Hover, Fred and Mrs Harris, June Hand, Ruth Goettsche, Otto Krueger, R. F. Buchanan, and many others are recorded visiting or staying with local families. Trips span Scottsbluff, Dalton, Lodge Pole, Evanston, Lincoln, Denver, and the Black Hills with multiple house guests and vacations.
Mr and Mrs Goldwin Doran hosted a Tuesday noon luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel with guests Mr and Mrs J A Bentley and Mrs Carter Dunaway of Denver. Dorcas Society Meets at Trinity Lutheran church home northwest of Sidney with about 50 members present. Weinie Roast hosted by a group of young people in the hills south of Sidney with Geraldine Kennedy Charlotte Goodale Freda Thompson Ada Howard Virginia Daniel and Mrs C G Olson among participants.
Mrs Daisy Kennedy hosted a farewell dinner Tuesday for Miss Mildred Crosbie who departs today for Salt Lake City to stay with relatives. Guests included Mrs Dc W Bonham Mrs Ralph Kidham and Mrs C C Van Valkenburg. The American Legion auxiliary sponsored a Monday Wai Bur hall dance with a good crowd and Grabills Merrymakers providing music.
Mr and Mrs Rezanina hosted a dinner Sunday in compliment to Mrs Charles Jankovsky of Long Beach California. The honoree was entertained with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Rezanina Mr and Mrs E A Ruttner Mr and Mrs B Bolke and the host and hostess.
Mrs L A Donahoe entertained the Wednesday bridge club at the country club with a luncheon of tasteful appointments. A deep bowl of sweet peas enhanced the table as bridge was played at the Donahoe home where Mrs Leo Bartholomew won high score.
Mrs John Edzards hosted the North Sidney club at her home on Wednesday afternoon for their regular monthly meeting. After a brief business session, the remainder of the afternoon was spent playing bridge. Refreshments were served, and the next gathering is set for August 21 with Mrs Huettman.
At the W B A monthly meeting five candidates were given initiatory work and a social hour followed with refreshments prepared by Mrs Frank Tobin Mrs Harold Tobin Mrs Frank Clinton Mrs J J Meenan Mrs Edward Furer Mrs James McDaniel and Miss Agnes Schiller. Margaret Jane Furer hosted her tenth birthday with games on the lawn then visits to the Green Lantern for refreshments inviting Nyda Schwasnick Frances Clinton Bernel Kinton Zolena Worden Betty Ann Furer and John Schenck. A country club afternoon bridge drew six tables with prizes to Mrs H B Nelson and Mrs W B Jewett. Hostesses included Mrs A J Hepner Mrs George Mulets Mrs C C Rush Mrs P C Cunningham Mrs A K Greenlee and Mrs B C Grabill. Kensington American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs Sam Fine’s home with Mrs A
A pleasant social event marked by a surprise party for Mrs A A Rudd at her home. Neighbors attended and contributed refreshments and a large birthday cake. attendees included Mrs Florence Thornburg and others. Activities earlier featured welfare work with pillows, bed socks, hot water bottle covers, and laundry bags.
Eastern Star Kensington members hosted husbands for a bridge party at the club rooms with five tables in play. Prizes awarded to Mrs Swan Dedrick and Mrs J E Poquette for ladies and to B L Walker and Charles H Gardner for gentlemen. Mrs Susan Bassett and Mrs J Poquette led entertainment. refreshments by Mrs T W Hawkins, Mrs Charles Gardner, Mrs P W Barker and Mrs J W Goodale.
Miss Frances McDaniel entertained a younger group at a theatre party on Thursday night honoring her house guest Miss Florence McDaniel of Cheyenne. Guests later went to the Green Lantern for refreshments. Tables featured yellow and gold decorations, garden flowers as centerpieces, and dolls as clever favors. The party included the Misses.
Ada Gerard and 14 others hosted a Saturday night surprise at the home of the former Miss Frame with about 40 guests. Mrs P J Beyer and others presided as Miss Frame prepares August departure for Alliance to study nursing at St Joseph hospital. Prizes awarded to Miss Frame and Mrs Ray Frame, while John Engel and Otto Zuhlke won gentlemen’s prizes. Supper served before departure.
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