Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1916, Page 15

Council Bluffs Social Notes The Happy Thought club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs A. Jones. The kensington tea, which was to have taken place Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I. W. Pence for the Oakland Avenue chapter of St. Paul's guild, has been postponed indefin- itely A banquet was given by the Sun- 3 day school council of the Second Presbyterian church at the Young Women's Christian association in honor of the members of the high school graduating class who belong to that church. Ten guests of honor were entertained. Mrs. F. W, Dean entertained the Garden club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Oakland avenue. The members spent most of the afternoon visiting the gardens at the home of J. J. Woodward and that of the host- ess. A paper was read by Mrs. An- geline Brinsmaid on the subject of vines, the varieties suitable for this climate, the planting and methods of care. After the djscussion, Mrs, Dean served tea, assisted by Mrs, Brins- maid. Mrs. A. H. Hanchett will be hostess at the next meeting, June 13 A paper on “Shrubs for Bloom” will be given by Mrs. C. T. Officer. The marriage of Mr. Bernard Oys- ter and Miss Anna May Norgaard was solemnized at the manse of the Sec- ond Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Rev, George A, Ray per- formed the ceremony. Mr, Wayne H, Copeland and Miss” Mabel Norgaard were the attendants. Mr. and Mrs Oyster will make their home in Coun- cil Bluffs There will be a called meeting of the Federated Mothers’ club held at the library Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'tlock details for the May festival will be settled at that time and re- ports from the various mothers’ clubs be given. The Madison Avenue Mothers’ club met at the school house Thursday afternoon. Plans for the school pic- nic to be held June 3 at Fairmount park were made, and officers for the coming year elected. Mrs D. Core was eclected president, Mrs., R i Beardsley vice president and Mrs, E P. Copeland secretary During the social hour the mothers presented the teachers with a little mn. A delightful musicale was given Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. W. L. Douglas, under the auspices of the Girls’ Friendly so- ciety of St. Paul's church. Mrs, Karl Kehrer, Mrs. C. L. Stratton, Miss Margaret Powers, Mr. Pitt of Oma- ha and Mr. Milton D. Clark gavo vo- cal numbers and Miss Kiger gave violin solos, and a pianologue was given by Miss Bess Battey. Miss Thora Lefferts and Miss Margaret Goodwin danced and readings were contributed by Miss Cora Gretzer and Mrs, Dollie Burgess. The Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. P. Schoentgen, As a result of the election Mrs, E. P. Schoent- gen was made president, Mrs. W. I Stillman, vice president; Mrs. Frank Pinney, recording secretary; Miss Mollie Rice, corresponding secretary; Mrs. John Melhop, jr., treasurer; Mrs. Drayton W. Bushnell regis- trar; Miss Caroline Dodge, historian; Mrs. Mathew W. Tinley, auditor; Mrs. J. W. Squires, chaplain. The committee of safety was composed of Mrs. Robert B. Wallace, Nrrq. An- geline Brinsmaid and Miss Mary P, Denny. A report of the national con- tinental congress, held in Washing- ton in April, was given by Mrs. C. Francis, who represented the local chapter there. Miss Alice French of Davenport, state president of the Colonia' Dames, was guest of honor of the chapter and made a talk, de- livering the greetings of the Colonial Dames. The year's work will close with a luncheon to be held at the Boat club June 14, arrangements for which will be in charge of Mr. O. D. Wheeler, Mrs. Thomas Metcalf, ar.; Mrs. L. A. Gray, Mrs. M. C. Vanderveer, Mrs. H. H. Pinney, Mrs, J. J. Sullivan and Mrs. Thomas Q. Harrison A miscellaneous shower was given T'hursday evening by Miss Grace Utterback in honor of Miss Alice Jensen, who will be married in June to Mr. James Roe. The guests were seated at one long table, which was lovely with pink and white sweet e gifts were piled at the bride's ce The evening was spent with and games. I'he Book and Thimble club held its annual meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Pryor on Fifth | day evening in honor of Miss Lillie avenue. Mrs. Lawrence Dowell was | Lehmann whose wedding to William | president, Mrs. Robert Mc-| Krug will take place at Kountze Me | vice president, Mrs. Glenn |morial church _rm\f 1 at high noon Miller secretary, and Mrs. Elmer Nor-| Decorations were in pink and white gaard treasurer. Home economics | Those present were Misses Ethel 1d current events will be the sub-|Striet, Vera Striet, Elsie Kramer, ects f 1ext year's study Huldah Busch, Viela Williams, Helen I'he Cosmos Card club met with| Tyner, Emma Kavan, Lillie Rohlff Har B I'hursday after- | Wilhelminia Armburst, Irene Busch, n. Mrs. D. A re winning the | Clara Kramer, Hazel Barrett and t prize, M A. . Waugh the sec- | Mesdames Herbert Johnson, Frank 1 and M A. E. Gregory the third, | Howe, Claud Shrum, Charles Krug, he guest e was given Mrs. Ed|C. Ziegler Utterback. Mrs. Utterback and Mrs.| Misses Hulda and Irene Busch en Al \ ere club guests Mrs, | tertained at a er party Saturday -irved N an will be hostess next [evening for the Krug-Lehman wed. cek | ding party Myrile T b and Ms ””'_4‘ IThe Keno Klub entertained at a ) age will take |dancing party at Hanscom park Fri 4 Redtesds » e Ay evening : £ fors o The marriage of M amuel W P ) A Menery Frida v r Pa L school, and Miss Esther O Stewart ol t hish sda o f A '! ‘\"— ,;j,' UVI\'“" was | erly a teache the K pent | Onaha ¢ ach . Mr.and M " .* Moore w make their e At \ N s showe s given | H " partments th fe sda § ot the home of |and e tot frie M | M ¥ A o enterta ‘ 1t entertained ot | Mes or's « A . A Rave gy £ " ¥ . Y A » ¥ \ M . ¢ var N TOHOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES Mrs A A Sa FOR LATE WILLIAM DE BORD ' " e | for v ¥ bridal wreath and little cupids. fKazalosks, I'HE Active Leaders in Work of the A, C. A. * o ..o al ] 271ss Avis Roberts Social Affairs of the South Side Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Connor of Denison, Ia, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Allen Dudley and attended the opening dinner-dance at the Seymour Lake Country club Sat- urday evening. The Three Square club was enter- tained at a regular meeting at the home of Miss Sadie Rmhhnfi. Thurs- day afternoon, Kfrs‘ J. W. Holerort entertained the Tuesday afternoon Whist club at her homz' Tuesday. Mrs. Willis will be hostess next week. Mr. and Mrs, Dean Ringer and fam- ily and Mr, and Mrs, family have moved to their cottages at Seymour lake for the summer. Mrs. J. J. Markey and daughter, Ruth, returned Monday from Kansas, where Mrs. Markey was called a month ago by the illness of her fa- ther. Mrs. E. O. Francisco of Denver, a former resident of South Omaha, is the guest of her daugnter, Mrs. C, K Orchard, and Mr, Orchard Mrs. William Mangan and daugh ter Eunice metored to Auburn l‘gri— day with Mv.xnd Mrs. J. E. Rose, who have been visiting at the Man- gan home. Mrs. J. Levy entertained Thursday | afternoon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Goodwin Cohn of Denver. Those present were: Mesdames— Mesdamen- Beal, Issac Levy Lorlg, Bilverman, Wright, Grimblat, G Etein, Lavy, Kazalosky, Goldanberg, K Corby, Willlama, J. Levy, Gordon Cohen Rothkop Miss Marie Krug entertained Mon E. A. Rose and | Hr.s.E'.Ncbranv/z and Miss Anna Buglewiez Thursday evening at the home of the latter, in honor of Miss Marie Buglewiez, whose marriage to Mr. A, J. Karasek has been announced for June 6. The evening was passed in a musical pro gram. Refreshments were served Those present were Misses Mae Kudrna, Frances Pivonka, Marie Os tronic, Marie Petr, Anna Vasek, Anna Sykora, Marie Kotlas, Emma Stehno, Marie Yunek, Tony Yunek, Rosie Yunek, Anna Slegl, Marie Slegl, Marie Simon, Betty Tordik, Anna Raucek, Anna Riha, Laura Ruhe, Emma Vavra, Agnes Benda, Carrie Tesnohlidek, Betty Matcha and Anna Buglewiecz, Mrs, Charles Pivonka was also present _Florence Social Items Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Dibble, Wednesday, a daughter. In honor of those boys of his Sun- day school class who graduated at the commencement exercises of the Flor- ence High school Thursday evening, R. H. Olmsted entertained the class, He presented 4 beautifully framed copies of John J. Ingall's poem, “Op- portunity,” to the graduates. The Woodmen circle entertained at a dancing party at the Odd Fellows' hall on Monday evening. About fifty couples were present and greatly en- joyed the evening {Ifiu Julia Krisl leaves the first of the week for Lincoln, Neb,, where she will spend the summer, Mrs. E. C. Webster and children are spending the summer in Denver, | Colo.,, Mr. Webster joining them as often as his business permits P. J. Barrett of South Side was visiting Florence friends Wednesday | "Miss L. E. Kirkpatrick left Friday | for Lexington, Neb., where she will spend the summer Miss Viola Myers left Saturday for Milford, Neb., where she will spend the summer visiting friends and rela- tives E. S. Peters entertained the mem- bers of the Fourth of July celebration | committee Wednesday evening at the | Fontenelle building, after which it | was decided by the committee to put on a celebration for the entire week, instead of the one day, and to leave the carnival privileges to Mr. Peters, I he to put on at least ten shows. On | the Fourth itself it was decided to | put on an old-fashioned celebration, with the carnival in addition | Mrs. Mary Krisl of Lincoln was the guest of her daughter, Miss Julia | Krisl, on Thursday | Miss Emma Myers left Friday for Milford, Neb.,, where she will spend | the summer visiting friends and rela tives. Miss Nadine Cole has gone to Nor | folk, Neb., to spend the rest of her vacation with her parents. KIRK’S Baltimore Silver j Balti- §d Is the original more Silverware. For §§ 100 years they have made this beautiful sil ver, It is different than other tableware, which §§ practically all loo ks § alike Kirk's {s distinctive It is bheyond all com pare the most heauti ful, heavy, and, act ual value the to purchase T'h have only five agencies out side of their owr. store We consider cuizelves It fortunate to he one of their agents We car " plendid stamped Kirk & Son Co C. B. Brown Co. Mamoad Merchants rand S AT vuele versmithy geles has arrived to spend the sum mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ark. Mr. A, E. Dodds is in Arkansas or business at Oberlin, O,, and other points. Mr. Frank H. Pugh spent the las week with his daughter, Mrs, Ben Stouffler, in Silver Creek, Neb, Mrs. R. E. Parrott is friends in Des Moines, Ia I A Special Offering Decoration Usually to $5. YHE surplus of a big wh ’] ing his floors tocks They are all new offering includes match your aweate clea every or sp Warg week to attend the annual May party of Rockford college, of which she is W. J. Nash Mrs. S. R. Rush is visiting Mrs. | William R. Lighton in Fayetteville Miss Emily Wentworth is visiting castern visiting | byterian church under the auspice Mrs. A. Maus and daughter, Miss prepara OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 28 1916, Ak | VISITING WITH HER PARENTS, Kat e Ma MR. AND MRS, E. P. SWEELEY. 5! of sugh W ‘\ Omaha “‘ ‘Av l b. \‘ ; ’ West Ambler Social Activities hav with a picnic at Elmwood park ing as one the attractions the “May a graduate. Later she will visit old |pole dance” school friends at Oak Park, Chicago Mrs. H. G. Claggett will entertain Mrs. George Pray has been quite | the West Side Woman's Christian ill at her home Temperance union at her home on | Mrs. John A. Moore entertained at|South Forty-eighth street Thursday her home last Friday afternoon afternoon, June 1 | Miss Erna Armstrong of Nebraska Mrs. Clyde Stultz and rlAu'llnr»n | City was the guest last week of Dr.|Mrs. Jessie Parker, were dinner and Mrs. J. F. Anson guests on Friday evening of Rey Mrs. J. M, Taliaferro addressed the |and Mrs, R. G. Chenowith | Mothers' Culture club Wednesday | George Brady of Grand Island afternoon at the home of Mrs, [spent the first of the week with his Charles Trimble, The hostess was | sister, Mrs. A, Jackson, leaving on assisted by Mrs. T, 1. Combs. | Wednesday for Ashland, Wis Msr, Frank De Arman of Los An-| Mr. and Mrs. John Berger arrived overland in their auto from O'Neil Neb,, on a visit to their sister, Mrs |A. M. Jackson Mrs. ‘Martin Johnson _entertained the Ladies’ Aid society at its all day meeting Thursday She was as y | sisted | Jensen | DOUBLE SILVER MEDAL ; CONTEST A1 PARKVALE | A double silver medal contest was | held Friday evening at Parkvale Pres of Women's Christian by her daughter, Mrs, Fred | Frances Willard Mrs. Nash of Cambridge, O. is|Temperance union Frances Wiles, visiting her sister, Mrs, F, H. Chick- | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T, I Wiles ering. [won the musical event with a song Mr. and Mrs. B, J. Heckman of |“Just for Today,” while Eloise Kansas City are the guests of Mr,[Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs and Mrs, Charles O'Neil Rich and |[W. H. Thomas, won the prize in the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Abercrombie, |declamatory contest. Her subject was “Personal Liberty." «:In Time For Your Day Outing Sport Hats 00, Monday at 0 olesale milliner w} Y. receivi } fall n-—hats of the } and the shade and mt \ { rt ¢ ime QUY'S sTORR" BURGESS-NASH COMPANY. | UL ARAN TR R - FREL General Marcantile Co, [1° | [ gt b el ;i M. | Fr ( i, 1 f arl St . ‘ Ol tur a three "wee ¥ | Mrs Walter Weldon Talley |\ 4 e Aavo W WJr Masdarhas W A Webber i TR T elyn and F. D. Hodges of East A oy bler Wednesday at her home Eckerman Miss Ella Roberts left Friday eve Dundee AR e BB e : summer with relatives there Society Notes Poe Koworth lnsane. o Jooniag church gave a social at the church on Wednesday Ing The C. H. club gave an inférmal Mr. a ed Carlsen mo | dancing party at Harte hall Friday|tored in from near Elkhorn Wedne evening day on a visit to their parents, Mr I'he Missionary society of the | and Mrs. Ola (arlsen Dundee Presbyterian church met Fri Mr David Anderson gave a din day at the home of Mrs. E. D, Mc-|ner on Wednesday evening in honot Call of her sister, Mrs. George Peck, and Two patrols of the Dundee Boy|Miss Vernie Todd, who have been | Scouts held a meeting at the church [her week's guests from West Side Tuesday evening Mrs. H. Stewart gave a luncheon The Ladies' Aid of the Dundee|on Wednesday afternoon for the church met Friday with Mrs, N. Nel-[members of the Grace Saxe Bible son. A tea towel shower replen-|class. This was the closing of the ished the church cupboard class for the summer Miss Gladys Goodman left last West Lawn school closed Monday e s S ) S (A S | S E— B . 15th and Douglas Berags Be Sure to Attend Monday-Cur Great Semi-Annual Sale. 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