Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1916, Page 16

R e - y———— Py i Council Bluffs Social Notes One of the most enjo ,of the geason was the dance given in the Bagles' hall, when the ixthus club and thelr friends assembled to welcome the !New Year. The hall was attractively decorated in the colors of the club, pur- | ple and gold. The music was furnished { by Winn's orchestra. The grand march was led by Miss Trens ifoMer and Mr. 1Charles Brady, followed by the mem | bers of the commitiee and their ladies The patronesses were Mrea. J. L. Gib- | bons, Mrs. Geore Braly snd Mra J. P Carey. The commit‘aa charge was composed of Moessrs hobert O'Neil, Charles Brady, Sam Plumer, Thomas Wilson and Michael | tendance were arcy. Those in at Misser Miases { Edith Holder, 1iva Selehk | Jomephine Cleaver, Margarey Tiynn, Lysle Plumer, Anfta Wil | Tattie Diller Rose R Aflene Kendall, Anna O'Drien | Madelyne Boylan, Trene Holder, Pere Stants Cecil Langmade, Anita Kiger, Gladys Ryan, Thelma \i:Kee Anita Allavie Allegra Fuller \lice Mo Crystal MeColm Marle Lea Inex Fuller, Messrs. — Messra F. Tannehill, Ralph Ellsworth, Adolph Diwoky, Marshall Spaulding, hn Kelly, ieorge . Lockwood Robert O'Nell Charles Brady, Ray Charles Thompeon, Randolph_Stringer, Paul B. Rasmussen, Francls P. Mo Francis M W. 6. K Claude J. O'Hara, Paul Brown Teonard Ellsworth, Mic Bernprd MoCarthy. F Anderson, ' T8t Paul's General Gulld met Monday afternosn at the home of Mrs Allen on Clark avenue. The afternoon |was taken up with business and social plans for the coming season before Lent |1t was declded to hold a series of teas the first of which is to be held at the home of Mrs. Stillaan on Saturday. A meeting of the Federated Mothers' j¢lubs was held on Monday afternoon at the library building, st which about thirty {members were present. It was agroed at this meeting to carry on as Active mem- | bers all who had ever been placed upon the roll. Under the old ruling all who ! did mot succeed to office each year would be excluded from membership after their term had expired. After cardful consider- ation the members voted to retain as members all those who had ever belonged to the organization and mot to limit the membership. Plans were also discussed for an evening meeting to be held In February, at which time the teachers will be able to meet with the mothers. The Fortnightly meeting of the Atlas club was held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Dr. Harrlet Hamlilton. The meeting opened with a discussion of cur- rent toples which was led by Mra. Lyman Shugart. Mrs. Robert Peregoy told of the first colony of Australia and Mrs Elmer Shugart gave an interesting paper on the Island of Java. Mrs. W. I. Walker will be the next hostess of the club at a meoting to be held at her home on January 18 Mrs. B. 8. Terwilliger was the hostess able soclal events Waood | | | | Mrs A.M Smith parts for an extended trip to the west At the Wednesday meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance union, plans were“made for the coming of Mrs. | Sena Hartsell Wallace, who Is to de- |liver two addresses under the auspices |of the Woman's Christian Temperance union, some time during the month. Mr D. & Frank and Mrs. G. G. Balrd, were appointed a committes to attend to the details of the arrangements. The bers of the Councll Bluffs Woman's club and of the Suffrage league will be guests of the Woman's Christian Temperance unfon on this occasion. The Friday Afternoon “500"° club held an evening meeting Wednesday, when the husbands were guests. The evening was spent playing cards, and closed with & dainty supper. Prizes were won for high score by Mrs. Lee Evans and Mr. Duquette, January 14 the club will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mra. Peter Jensen. The L. T. club was entertained at 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. J. ¥. Spare. After the luncheon, gifts were exchanged through the medium of a grab bag, and the rest of the afternoon was spent in sewing and visiting. A club guest was Mrs. Knoblauch of North Dakota. Mrs., Gordy and Mrs, Quick assisted Mra. Spare. The club will be enteretained on January 19 at the home of Mrs, Harry Bargman, Dundee Society Notes of the Ideal club at its regular meet- | ing which was held on Tuesday after- noon. Mrs. Thomas Metcalf, sr., opened .the meeting with a discussion of current topies and the balance of the afternovn ‘was spent in a study of the religions of Japan. Mra. Fred Johnson told of Shintolsm, Mrs, T, E. Cavin gave a his- tory of Buddhism and Mrs, W. H. Dudley gave a paper on Confuclanism, which was the religion of the scholar. Mrs. Terwilliger will be hostess to 'the club again next Tuesday. The regular meeting of the Child Con- mervation league has been postponed till January 20 on account of the funeral of General Dodge. Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Peake of Des Moines and Miss Marian Saunders, who has been attending Drake university, spent the holidays with Colonel and Mra, C, G. Saunders. Mr. Peake and Miss Saunders returned to Des Molnes Mon- day evening. Mrs. Peake will remain for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam McFerren of Chicago, who spent New Year's as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Test Stewart, returned Sunday evening to their heme, while Mr, and Mrs, Donald MeFerren remained till Tuesday. A very pelasant kensington was given Tuesday afternoon by Miss Graco Karges ‘The wedding of Miss Margharetta Burke and Walter Klopp, took place Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brid parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burk Rev. T. J. Mackay officlatin, Miss Helen Chase of Lincoln was brides: maid, and Richard Payne, best man. Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Crossman leave this week to spend two months in Florida. Miss Olive Raftree of Chicag ter of Mrs. . H. Beaton, and Miss Mary Heime of Chicago, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beaton. Wallace Shepard and returned to Cornell. Mr. and Mrs. J, E son of Wichita, Kan. week of Mr. and Mra. J. B. Jones. John Reed returned Tuesday to Shat- tuck Millitary school at Fairibault, Minn. A daughter was born New Year's eve to Mr. and Mrs. Longnecker at Birch Knoll sanitarium, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson have returned from Parkersburg, Ia., where they spent the holidays with relatives. Mrs. Charl McMartin_ and children have returned from Beaman, la., where | they attended a family reunion. The Missionary soclety of the Dundee church a lunceon Friday at the manse. Wayne Selby have Jones and small were guests last mem- | T'HE f) J Mrs WH Flin Benson Social Circles Mrs, Lena Jorgenson of Jordan, 8. D, will be a guest of Mrs. P. Christiansen for a few weeks. Miss Helen Jorgenson has returmed home from the Lister hospital much tm- proved. « Mrs. G. L. Waterbury and children have returned home from a visit with relatives in Ord, Neb, Mrs, Walter Snell left on Wednesday for a visit in her old home in Noxen, Pa. Miss Ellzabeth Selling has gone to Sioux City, where she will visit at the home of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. August Burmeister are having open house today in honor of their golden wedding anniversary. Miss Merle Longacre of Dodge, Neb., spent the week-cnd last week at the home of friends here. James Berry of” Dubuqu In, was a home. relatives in Bellevue. Mrs. H. Heintzelman and daughter re- turned Tuesday from a short visit in Lyons, Neb. Miss Margaret Fedde has returned to the state university after a visit with her parents. The Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. D. Vernor next Thurs- day afternoon. Mrs. £, A, McGlasson entertained last week for Miss A. Irwin or Zion City, I, and Mr, and Mrs. C. D. Searson of Omaha. Mrs, D. B. Smith of Plattsmouth, Neb., | Spent last Wednesday with friends in | Benson, George Steiger of Thayer, Mo., formerly | of Benson, is visiting a few days at his old home. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, in honor of some of the girls who were| Mr. and Mrs. Peterson have moved | Gus Holmes, Tuesday, and one to Mr. #pending the holidays at home. Luncheon was sorved late in the afternoon. Miss Bernice Ball entertained Informally ‘Thursday evening In homor of some of the girls who were at home for the holi- days. Music and games furnished the evening's entertainment and refreshments ‘were served afterward. A number of young people who had been at home for the holidays returned |day to their respective schools early in the week. Miss Anna Pearl McConnell and Miss Mury Mitzhell returned to Beech- wood school at Philadelphia, Monday evening. The Misses Gertrude and Elsie Tinley went back to Vassar college. Miss Berdina Snyder resumes her work at Oberlin. Miss Marian Turner went to Washington, 0. C., where she is a student #t the Somers school. Wendell A. Killins returned to the state university at lowa City. The Misses Olga ana Edith Nennas resumed thelr studies at Ames. Miss Clara Hart returned to Dana Hall at Wellesley, Mass. Miss Grace Smith and the Misses Douslas of Georgia. nieces of Mrs. Clem Kimball, with whom they #pent the holidays, returmed to Rockford college at Rockford, 1I\ . The marriage of Mr. Ray W Rarnett and Miss Ivy Wild took place at noon Saturday at the home of the bride's parents near McClelland. The ceremony was perfomed by Rev. Dr. J. T. Jones of the First Congregational church and was witnessed by about fifty friends and relu- Uves. After the wedding a wedding din- ner was served, following which Mr. and Mrs. Barnett left for an extended trip. Upon their return they will make their on the old Farnett homesteed near Weston. Mra. Herbert Woodbury was hostess Wednesday to the Book Lovers. The #tudy of Thackeray was begun “Thack- . the Novelist @nd the Philosopher.” Miss Rice closed the program with a reading f, -9 Book of Snobe, s T into thelr home at 011 Isard street, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Abercrombie have moved iInto the Pindell home. Mrs, W, J. Nash has returned from a visit of several weeks in California and Colorado, at which places she visited a daughter and son. Miss Bernice Nelson and Harvey Nel- son returned to school at Lincoln Mon- Miss Mildred White entertained twelve of her schoolmates at a kensington last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bauserman enter- tained at a family dinner last Sunday in honur of W. H. Eldridge, a brother of Mrs, Bauserman, who has just returnew from a business trip to Japan. The Dundee All Saints’ gulld will meet Tuesday, January 18, at the home of Mrs. W. G. Fuller. | at luncheon Wednesday at the University club Mrs. H. B. Lemere entertained four guests at luncheon Wednesday. Mrs. H. J. Schitferle entertained at bridge Thursday. The new Friday Bridge Luncheon clup {met Friday at the home of Mrs. Wal- | 1ace. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ralph will enter- tain the Tuesday Evening Auction Bridge jelub this week. H. A, Gonden of Chicago, was a guest last week of his sistes, Mrs. C. E. Slefkin and Mr. Siefkin For Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Sunderland |of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. D. B, Ches- ney entertained at dinner Monday, and Mc. and Mrs, E. M. Sunderiand enter- tained at dinner Tueaday. Mrs. R. R. Copp of Chattanooga, Tenn., who has been with her sister, Mrs. 8. R Rush, leaves this week for New Orleans for the rest of the winter. The new electric street lights through- out Dundee were lit for the first time New Year's eve. They are very bano- some and make this section of the city as light as day all through the night. —— DAUGHTER OF E. R. WILSON HURT BY FALLING TREE Eleanor, 6-year-ol¢ daughter of E. R ‘Wilson, well known automoblle dealer, living at 115 North Thirty-fifth street, sustained a badly lacerated scalp and pos- sible concussion of the brain when a tree which was belng felled on C. Olson's premises, Thirty-fifth and Davenport strects, fell in such & manner as to strike her as ahe was playing in the street. eo——— Advertiser and customer profit by the *“Classified Ad” habit Mrs. A, J. Cooley entertained six guests | {and Mrs. V. Kinney on Saturady of last ‘week, The Woman's Christian Temperance union met at the home of Mrs. J, Crews last Friday afternoon. Mrs, M. D. Veno was the leads Mr. Alberts and daughter and Mrs, Witt of St. Edward, Neb., were Suests last week at the A, F. Snyder home. Mrs. J. J. Fuhs will be hostess for the Aufweldersehen club at her home next Tuesday afternoon. Miss Madeline Horton leaves today for Clarks, Neb., after spending two weeks &t the home of her parents. Miss Retta Birkheimer left for her home in Shenandoah, Ia., on Wednesday {after a visit with her aister, Mrs, ¥ 1 | Trullinger. : {11, and Mr. Willlam Basting of Wood- burn, Ind, who were called here by the {death of Mrs. Mary Steiger, have re- {turned to thelr homes. | Miases Trene Horton, Gladys Anderson, Mary McCabe, Meta and Carrie Blair and Hffle Killlan have returned to their school at Peru Miss A. Knudsen of Page, Neb., and Mrs H. Farnsworth and aaughters of Melborne, la., were recent guests at the D. 8. Farnsworth home. | Mrs. T. J. McGuire entertained Wednes- {ton club. The house was prettily deco. rated and a dainty luncheon was served. An entertainment for all the Swedish people of Benson was given last week by the I. O. V. Helge lodge at the Benson Auditorium, The English Lutheran league will hold Its monthly soclal meeting at the church Wodnesday evening. Misses Georgia Rosander and Johanna Hansen and Messrs. Herbert Frierman and Bdward Oleson will have charge of the social Mre. R. H. Cass entertalned & number of little folks at her home last Friday !In honor of her little daughter's birthday. The guests were May and Belle Brewster, | Bnola and Marjory Ackerman, Mury Saw- |telle, Frances Rivett, Dorothy Wultf, Dorothy Davis, Elsie Divis and Mildred Hardy SUTTON OPENS OFFICES FOR HIS DRY CAMPAIGN A. L. Sutton, who 1s out on a “dry” platform for the republican nomination !for governor, Is opening headquarters in The Bee bullding and expects to begin sctive campaign work immediately. Mr. |Button expresses & high degree of confi- |dence in the outcome of the primary, be- |lleving the outlook for him is favorable ;lhu- far. OMAHA SUNDAY Buest last week at the James Maney B J. Vernon Lessanl spent tast Sunday with F Mr. J. T. Sheonbeck of Bloomington, | | day afternoon for the Glen Park Kensing- H BEE: Social Affairs of the South Side | Adah Kensington at her home, 102¢ North | Nineteenth street, Thursday afternoon. | The condition of Mrs. Charles Mahl Is {reported to bs somewhat improved. Misses Hazel Cook and Maurine Mur- dock returned to Lincoln Monday, where they university. Miss Nina MeWilllams. at the Wesleyan university at University Place, also roturned to school, after a visit with relatives here Mrs. R. H. Dennis entertained the mem- bers of the economic department of the plete surpsise to their many friends. Fri day afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Johnson went quietly to Paplliion, where they were married, After a short wedding trip they will be at home to their friends at the home of Mrs, Rowe, 4210 South Thirtieth | streot. The Thursday afternoon Whist club was entertained by Mrs, J. G. Robertson at her home, 2513 A street, Thursday af- ternoon. Guests of the ent, including Mesdames Smith, Eads and Fitagerald. Prizes were won by Mrs. Northrup and Mrs. Robertson. Members present were: \ Mesdames— Mesdames— W. Lake, W. B. Routt, F. Wasem, J. ‘Northrup, Benkle, J. Robertson. 8. i"ranklin, Mrs. Roy Dennis entertained the Auc- tion Bridge club Thursiay afternoon at her home. Prizes were won by Mr Jc- Klroy and Mrs. Jameson. Those present were: Mcsdames Tobin, N Hinchey, George Frances, F. Ames, Furen, J. Mc- Elroy, Hunter of Council Bluffs, M. Cul- kin, Allingham, Jameson and R. Dennia. Mrs. Willlam Routt entertalned mem- bers of the Jolly Dozen Card club at a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday afternoon. The centerplete was sét with a beautiful mound of roses. Covers were lald for: Mesdames— Mesdames — C, W. Hathaw: J. A, Pulllam, H. Hathaway, V. Pulllam, Earle Burke, W. H. Hancock, C. A. Cline, R. Delanney, W. A. Rosing, L Havoka, H. G. Bowker, R. Routt. Mrs. Earl Abbott entertained a card club at her home Monday afternoon. High five was the popular game of the after- noon. Guests of the club were Mrs. J. W, Sandon and Mrs. Adams. Those who attended are: Allr?dlmn— flugm&m.,_ Monérer, W. Relloge, Cummings, Kilker, Gallager, Eaalfteld, Voods. Girlg’ club entertained at their an- T nual dancing party Friday evening at the Moose hall. The hall was decorated in red and gold. The evening's program proved one of the most successful parties ever given by the club. Much credit is Aue the girls, decorations, Those present were: Misses— Misses— Marie Krug, Ann Maurer, Helen Tyner, Sadie Rothholtz, Gladys Van Sant, Lueile Nitsche, Murgarete FitsgeraldLillie Stienberg. Agnes Fitsgerald, Louise Schindle, Elsa Smith, Hazel Cook, Viola Williams, Mittie Ward, Cathrine Crawford, Gladys King. are Dworak, Marie Staroskle, Ann Higgins, Amand». Peterson, Edna Esther, Helen Dennis Messrs. Lee Lowry, James Koutsky, Russell Philin, Paul Jordon, Phillp Russell, John Schultz, Leanord Blessing, Edward Humpal, Lester Robinson, Edward Schmidt, Paul Shields, Ralph Henr: Paul Monroe, Morris Olsen, Jullus Rtienberg, George Schmidt. John McCullough. West Ambler Social Activities A daughter was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grant. Mrs. Grant was | Miss Violet Gilmore before her marriage. | P. L. Bdgar left Thursday evening for Scott's Bluff, Neb., and Cheyenne, Wyo. | He will be gone about a week. John Dunn of St. Joseph, Mo., the guest of his brother, ¥\ C. Dunmn, last | week, Hal Stults and Frank Stults of Lin- coln, Neb,, were guests over New Year's of their grandfather, M. N. Stults The Grace Saxe Bible class will meet | Tuesday at 10 a. m., with Mrs, H. § | Nillsen, 827 South Fifty-first street Mrs. Charles Seaman and son, Roland |of 8t. Joseph, Mo., ana Mrs, Slade and | Miss Emma Dunn of Kansas City, Mo, | came last week to attend the funeral of Eva Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. | Year's as guests of Mr Wayner of Ralston, Neb. | Samuel Brown of Clarinda, Ia., was the | guest last week of Mr. and Mrs! F. D, | Stuls. Mr. Brown went from here to Sloux City, where hgy will spend the win- ter with his daughter, | Mrs. W. T. Mayfield has been quite sic | the it week at her home on Forty- | sixth street. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith had as their guests last week, Frank Coon of Green- | fielq, | City, Mo, A reception will be held In the pariors [of Jennings' Methodist church for R | /. Chenoweth on Wednesday evening, | January 12, |"rhe Royal Nelghbors held installation l.u officers on Wednesday evening with | John Arnold spent New and Mrs. Mrs. John Wisler and Mrs. W. C. John- son, as presiding officers. Mrs. H. 5. Nielsen entertained at lunch. eon Thuraday for Mrs. A, Westerbery and daughter, Marion, and Mrs. Herman Olson and daughter, Alice, of Benson. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nielsen held & family reunion at dinner Tuesday even- ing, when covers were laid for: Mr. and Mrs, H. 8. Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. James Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson, Betty Nielsen IJAn. Nielsen, Clara Niclsen, Johanna Mre. Charies Winters will entertain the are attending the Nebraska Stare| senior | South Omaha Woman's club Thursdey afternoon at her home. She was assisted as hostess by Mesdames Byron Clow, W. Tagg and W. A. Nitsche. The jro-| gram was directed by Mrs. H. B. Ber quist and R. M. Laverty. The marriage of Mr. John W. Johnson and Miss X'la Wright, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fronk Rowe, came as a com- especially for the hall | Ia, and Frank Mason of Kansas | | | | Miss Jennie Finley, popular alumna \'n( the South High school, leaves today | for Dakota Junetion, Neb., where she will take up her work as a s hool teacher Mrs. Russell Burrses entertained at a { kensington social at her home Wednes day afternoon Mrs. J. E. Curtis is {ll with an attack |of 1a grippe She is resting at her | home Rev, J. W. Alber of the TWirst Chris tan church s quite il with an attack| of tonsllitis. He i« confined to his bed at the parsonage Mrs. ¥rank liiner, 1319 North Twenty #sixth street will entertgin the women of the First Christian church Wednesday afternoon { | | | | { | | | JANUARY 9, |SHE WILL WED ON MONDAY ONE OF POPULAR GIRLS WEDDED| Nielsen, T met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas McDonald The Best Me The first dose of Dr. King's New Dis- covery helps your cough, soothes throat Get a bottle today, 5c. All druggist Advertisement. 1138..La Valliere, fine wsolid gold, | genuine onyx cen- | goa—Solid Gold ter, pearl {;:n-' Locket, Rose finisli, dant; fine | for two pic. | mmd‘ '----nu-h-w tures, fine Diamond | yop en's Diamond | 098—8car? Pi Chatn. .. Sotting. ....... 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