Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 19, 1915, Page 16

Council Bluffs . Social Activities For the Week Miss Mary Ald who 15 attending Har- din college at Mexico, Mo., s expectsd home Saturday for the Christmas holi- days. Miss Clara Hart. who is at Dana Hall, ‘Wellesley, Mass., will be home about De- ‘cember 17 to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs, Brnest B. Hart, at Hill- crest. Miss Helen Walker, who is at Sweet Brisr college in Virginla, s expected home about December 19 to spend Christ- mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Walker. Mre. J. W. Beardsley, Mrs. J. T. Beach and Mrs. Giese entertained the members of the Ald soclety of the Second Presby- terian church on Thursday afternoon at the manse. Miss Grace Smith, who attends Rock- ford college, Rockford, Ill, will arrive home Saturday morning to spend the holl- | {days with her parents, Judge and Mrs. | { Walter 1. Smith. | _ Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the fLletter Carrier's association, were enter- {tainel Thursday afternoon at a Chris Smas party at the home of Mra. Charle on Bast Plerce street. Miss Helen S. Walker of Council Biufts, who graduated last June from Brownell iuul. will return home Sunday morning Mfrom Sweet Briar college in Virginia. {The Sweet Briar girls have & special jear to Chicago | Oakland avenue chapter of St Paul's lld met Monday afternoon at the home | of Mrs. Willlam Koehler. The afternoon | iwas spent sewing and visiting tollowing @ brief business meeting. It was decided to hold no further meetings until after the holldays, Mr. Willlam R. Lemonds and Miss Faye IPlumb, both of Hastings, were married ‘ednesday afternoon at the manse of the Second Presbyterian church by Dr. George A. Ray. Mr, Lemonds owns a large farm near Hastings, where he and his bride will make thelr home, Nearly forty people attended the dance Tuesday evening at the Bik's club. The attendance was somewhat smaller than usual, the holiday rush having its effect. Excellent music was furnished for dan- cing and punch and cake were served. The next dance will be given on Decem- Der 28, The meeting of the McPherson Avenue | Improvement club planned for Monday #fternoon at the home of Mrs, A. W. Askwith was postponed until January 3. A number of the members are out of town and others are busy with holiday prepara- tions, so the postponement was deemed advisable. Puplls of Miss Maude Graham Bell, mssisted by the Euterpean quartet, gave a musical on Friday evening at her studio in the Merriam block. The quartet mem- lund, Mr. Tom Langan and Mr. George Kaiser, A serfes of emsays followed, all of which were very interesting. The members of the Fortnightly Thim- ble club were entertalned at a 1:® Muncheon on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joseph Michener. The occasion was the annual Christmas party of the club and the decorations were ap- propriate to the season. Christmas games were also greatly enjoyed. A dainty three-course luncheon was served, and was followed by the annual exchange of gifts, accomplished through the medinm | of a grab bag. Miss Velma Michener gave several solos which were greatly enjoyed by the guests. Mrs. James Mul- holland, who is famed for her delicious home-made candy, presented each guest with a box of her choicest brands. In addition to the fifteen club members, Mrs. Mi¢hener had as her guests Mrs. A, L. Dermody of Omaha and Mra, Charles ¥. Davis of Pacific Junction. The next meeting bf the club will be held Decem- ber 20 at the home of Mrs. J. A. Killins, Morningside avenue. The Book Lovers met Wednesday after- noon at the home of Mra. A. P. Hanchett, who was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. J, T. Hamilton, Mrs., H. W, Tilton and Mrs. I. N. Flickinger. The meeting marked the completion of the study of George Ellot which has occupled the club since October and the program for the after- noon had as its principal feature & lecture by Dr. J, T. Jones, who suggested as a fitting inscription for the title page of each of her books the words of the bers are Mrs. Landrey Stroop, Mrs. Leroy Brown, Mrs. James Mulholland and Mrs. Frank Zorbaugh, with Miss Marguerite rork.and tne;Sssptetion to kensington work and the of plans for Christmas. Refreshments ‘were served by the hostesses after the [} sewing was lald aside. About twenty- |} five members were present. Mr. Geriacus J. M. Bouricius, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar. Bouriclus, and Misr Ethel Merle Brownson of Omaha, were quietly married on Sunday after- moon at 4 o'clock at the home of the groom's parents on West Broadway. Rev. C. J. Ringer of St. John's English Luth- Miss Josephine Capps of Council Bluffs and Mr. Samuel G. Reddick of South Omaha were married Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of the groom's brother, Mr, George Reddick, 174 South ith street. The ceremony was B, Cummings of The make their home in My. Reddick is em- :i’ - afternocon and evening at the school In the evening an excellent pro- given, including voocal solos £ i H i Apostle Paul. “Whatsoever a man sowsth, | spection of the factories and dairy plants the substation over here. The demon- cll Bluffs Woman's club's Lincoln | Roman ! by Remigius and its injuries by fire and earthquakes are traced, also the con-| struction of the yellow-brown limestone by Bishop Hugh, Plle derftul of architecture | fluence and greatly terior of the cathedral and of the chapter house buck marble and Lincoln stone s considered the most beautiful in Eng'and of Saint Hugh and fta_monument to the | January 17 | teader Genevieve Barkalow Binder and Mrs. F. W, Miller were ap pointed to serve as a nominating commit- tee Mrs. Harriet MacMurphy of Omaha, member of the Omaha Woman's club and formet member of the Nebraska Pure Food commission, was guest of the home economics department of the Council Bluffs Woman's club Wednesday after- noon at the home of Mrs. L. 8. Howe. Mrs. MacMurphy gave a most interest- ing talk with regard to the work of the pure food commission, telling of the in- and of the work of the Red Cross soclety along the line of prevention of tuber- culosis, closely allled to \the pure food work. Mrs, MacMurphy is now associated with hte Alamito dairy and Invited the women to vimt the plant in Omaha or stration of a “Three In One” salad made by Mrs. E. J. Towslee, followed Mrs. MacMurphy's talk. An informal discus- slon of pure foods and the ways in which the buyer can assist in raising the stand- ard of foods was also a featurs of the afternoon. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. B . Cook, Mrs. Swansort and Mrs, Kinsel, an eapecially attractive feature being indi- vidual mince ples, with a miniature Santa Claus adorning each one. The' depart- ment will hold no more meetings until January 13, when Mrs. Willlam Koehler, 20 North BSecond street, will be the hostess. A most interesting meeting of the Coun- rt department carved oak stalls, ous and grotesque the angel choir, er | eapita was held on Monday evening at the pub- lic library. Miss Mary Denny was the leader. Mrs. Page Morrison gave the history of the Lincoln cathedral, begin- ning in 628 with Paulinus, bishop of York, as a small church in the hill town of ! that shall he also reap.’ Dr. Jones' talk was a most interesting summary of the character of the writer as shown in her, books and was greatly enjoyed by all present, The program was followed by a social time and refreshments. The club DECEMBER 19, 1915. surrounded by quadrangular | walls. Its further development | West Ambler’s chowbrown umemone || Affairs Socially additions. Miss Mittle | described the interfor of the won- | cathedral, exhibiting four typ and showing French In- | Her description of the arches windows was very Interesting and enjoyed by all present. Mrs. M B. Sanford gave a description of the In storations and and Mrs, M Mr. J. H Gutszcher on Marcy street. Warrlor of Greenfield, Ta., | P, D. Stultz Samuel Wyzenbeek left Wednesday for Ottumwa, Ia., and Cedar Raplds, la., to | spena the holidays. | The Grace Saxe Bible class will meet | Tuesday at 10 a: m. with Mrs. D. Givens, 823 South Fifty-first street. The Christmas exercises for the Jen nings Methodist Episcopal Sunday school | will be helq Friday evening. | Mr. A. M. Oleson and daughter, Elsle Jean, of Portland, Ore., were guests last week of relatives and friends in West adjoining, throughout which Pur in the ings, beautiful mouldings, Special beautiful Hugh, chapter plers, arcading and reference choirs, with its screens to the Saint was made that of wonderfully both seri- and that of orative work century and many portraying subjects, rich In dec thirteenth d in the gone to Ottumwa, Ta., to spend the holi days. Mr, Hess will go later and return with them Mrs, A kensington | | Mre. Murgay Hess and children have The cathedral is also famous for its shrin- | | loved Queen Elinor of the thirteenth cen tury. The next meeting will held with Mra. Dollie Burzess as The tople will be *Westminster Hatfield entertained at a last Friday. The afternoon hostess Miss Hattie Van Dusen and Mr. N. W, Doarn were married last week in lantic, Ia., at the home of the groom's mother. Mr. and Mrs, Doarn will be at home at 4115 North Seventeenth street. The Mothers’ Kensington club was en- Abbey." ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS TO MEET HERE NEXT MONTH Nebraska, tics which s shown by to consume more than any other state In the|Gilmore and Mrs, union, will soon have another annual convention of ice cream manufacturers. It will be held in Omaha, January 11 and 12, while the Nebraska Ice Cream Manufacturers’ assoclation 1s meeting here, the Iowa state association will hold | Mr. and Mrs. George Peck, Mr. and Mrs. its annual convention across the river, | E. Sundberg, Mrs. Todd, Miss at Councll Bluffs. The two associations | Todd, will hold one session jointly in -maha. statis- ico cream per John Wisler and a vocal solo was given by Mrs. Willlam Spann. Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson ente: lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haines, | Lounging Robes A good Lounging Robe is one of the comforts of a man's life! We are showing some very choice blanket robes in a very select variety of colors. Cut long and generous. Priced right; $5, $6,50, $8.50 and $10. Wilcox & Allen 203 So. 15th St. Near Douglas A daughter was born last week to Mr. | | was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs, | was &pent in embroldering towels for the | At | tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W. | W. L. Gilmore. Papers were read by Mrs. | taineq at dinner last Sunday for the fol- | Verna | Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Grover entertained g Riiili Thackeray will bs commenced. Three of his novels will be studied, ‘‘Henry “Pendennis” and “The New- comes,” supplemented by readings from “Vanity Falr" and “The Book of Snoba.” The December meeting of the Associ- ated Charities was held Monday after- noon at the public library, at which time the arrangements for the Christmas cele- bration for the children st the Creche are at present forty-four children at the Creche and that the expenses for the last mas gifts for the children, some friend taking the name of each child and agree- ing to provide for his Christmas. At present there is a Sunday school at the Creche with about sixty members and thess children will be given & tree on Christmas eve. The next meeting will be the mnnual meeting for the election of officers and will be held at the home of Mrs. W, H. Dudley. A committes ap- polnted to assist Mrs. Dudley includes Mrs. Charles T. Officer, Mra. 8. T. Mc- Atee and Mrs. C. ¥, Kimball, Mrs, H. W, and recommended by Banerman & .ic- onneil Drug Co, Owl Drug Co., Har- rd Pharmacy and Loyal Pi oy. Remember all your friends and loved ones with valu- able and lasting gifts without cramping yourself for ready money. Open a charge account with us, get your gifts now and pay later in easy weekly or monthly pay- ments as suits your convenience, Our easy credit system makese one dollar do the work of five in a cash store. Oome in and see for yourself, Your credit is good with us Wusman & D1AmMOND For Husband—A 6imnd Ring Many & man wears a gift-ring that he will prize for a life. time. Every man would appreciate a fine ring. 72 We show all the 2 Too Round and 5 and fancy many exclusive designs unsurpassed in beauty. X.42—This ring 1s the popular known as the “Tooth” mounting, i Toe di: | $75 $7.50 a Month “Young Man's Favorite," 14k solld gold, fine dla- mond. ... Terms: For Wife ¢ Vaien € La Valliere A handsome La Valliere is an ever Welcome Christmas gift. We have a large, beautiful stock for you to choose from. You ocan not fail-to find some gpecial design that will meot vour taste, and bring & “Merry Christmas” to one you wish to please. Our La Vallleres as low as $15 are wondorful hargains, Others of equal pr:ly.“\‘“ valus ny price you wish to X47--This Diamond La Valllere I8 a perfect beauty, 4 sparkling dla- monds set in fine solid gold; 15-in. chain, spring ring catch. sso Bpecial tor Christmas. . .. Terms: 85 a Month. For Brother oy . dalamond A Diamond ¥You can make no mistake in selecting & Scarf Pin for Brother, They are al. Ways (n favor with all men. No scart pin equals a genuine dlamond, solid Kold and platinum mounting, Our Stock was never so fine and complete. We b N A -‘v:axeuulne Diamond Scarf Pins O platinum top, 8- fnonda, bertee:'in gut, and pecial, at.. very brilliant, & 85 @8 — Finest quality diamond, speclally seleot- ©d perfeoct in cut and full of flery ‘bridiancy. Skill- fully mounted in $8.50 a Month 2. it L : BB V0 Do il By e (o and & bargsin, at...... sapssarane Phone or Write for Oatalog No. 908. Open Day and Night Until Christmas—and Today. SUGGESTIONS FOR X63—This R:ur Pin is soltd gold, “sweelbeart" at dinner Wednesday evéning for Mr. A. | M. Oleson and daughter of Portland, | Ore. Covers were Iaid for Mr. and Mrs. | John Blake, Mr. and Mrs, F. N. Butts, |Mr. and Mrs, E. @. Grover, Mr. A. M Oleson, Misses Ella Roberts, Elsie Jean | Oleson, Evelyn ©. Grover. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gerken celebrated | their sixth wedding anniversary at din- |ner Tuesday evening. Decorations were |in pink and green, Covers were laid for and Mrs. H, W. Stewart, Mr. and Jos Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Brewster, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Gerken, |Mrs. M. Potts, Mr.®Glen Gerken, ir | Mr. Harry Brewster, Miss Elizabeth Gil- more. JEWELRY The Most Exquisite Offerings in Fine Jewelry. POPULAR PRICES. OMAHA'S GIFT STORE. Reese Jewelry Co. 403 South 16th Street. City National Bank Building. Omaha, Neb. | Mr Mra At Schmoller & Mueller’s Tomorrow Beautiful New Aeolian Player-Piano For Each of Twelve Purchasers $10 Down and $10 Monthly Price $395 Delightful music for the entire family, a real musical education for children and elders, a handsome piano for hand playing and music lesson practice—all are provid- ed by the Aeolian Player- Piano at a cost so low that practically every family may afford it. These Player-Pianos are perfect new instruments. They have full-scale, 88-note player-actions with special patented expression devices found only on players of their manufacture. You cannot possibly duplicate these in- struments in musical capability in any other Omaha store for less than $600. As pianos they have fine tone, perfect action—quality in every essential to satisfy the critical musician. The cases are beautiful, figured mahogany in high polish. Free Bench, Scarf and Selection of Music Accompanies Each Instrument. IMPORTANT—Only twelve of these Player-Pianos are ready for im- mediate delivery. To be certain of avoiding delay, get your instrument tomorrow, Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. 1311-13 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Exclusive Aeolian Representatives. Opposite Burgess-Wash Co. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS The ‘‘Shop in haste’’ days are almost upon you. Don’t wait until the last minute to select your Christmas gifts. Make your selections tomorrow. We will hold your pur- chases for future delivery or deliver them now—just as you please. Your payments will not begin until January. 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