Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT

were $40 worth OF the coins combined In
! the figures.
The entire work OF planning and arrang.
ing the AFFAIR was performed by women OF
Council Bluffs During the afternoon and
| evening they served elegant refreshments.
The members Of the reception committee
were: Mesdames Tulleys, Orcutt Gravatte
Hess Mcpherson, R5hrer, Lucas, Caldwell
Lynchard Mcbride Atkins Abbery, Pom.
thus. Arthur Victor Jenn ngs, Sawyer, Cas-
per, Swanson, Swanson, DeLong, Stiwell
Raymond, Musser, Hunt, Rhodes Tostevin
Lougee Balllnger, Bcll.nger, Wind, Cleaver
The Offering room was in charge of Mrs
Caldwell and Miss Margaret Mcbride. The
fruit stand was presided over by Mesdames
Mcpherson, L1ugee, Rhodes and Swanson
Mrs. Lynchard had charge of the register.
Nearly all of the people Of Council Bluffs
visited the Home during the reception, and
many came from abroad who registered but
neglected TO write their addresses. Among
those cut oe town were
Justus Bulkley, Upper Alton, M Mrs.
George Bates lrvington, Neb.; Mrs Alice Oil
lon, Red Oak Ia; Mrs Il. b. Smp on. Elliot
Ia; Mrs. Ellen X. Denny, Vncennes, Ind.
Mrs M. X. B5mbrock Bartholto, H.. Mrc.
II. A. Ccllrn, Havana, ILL.,. Mrs Hattie stan
9rd Mrs Benjamin Hernly, Adams Neb.
Mrs Marion l.. Morse, Grand Junction, Ia.
D. e. Millsopp, Decatur city, ta.; Mrs. a. X.
Ferguson, Mrs. NJ. l.. Stone, Omaha; j. l.. NJ.
Young, Chicago; Rosetta Otwell Croes, Mich
tgan r. C, Menery Mrs. Julia A. Koos, Cres.
cent City, Ia; Martha T. sharples, Wes!ch5n-
Gloven, Springfield, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ellerbeck, Dumfres, Ia; A. Martin,
Muncie Ind; Mrs. H. c. Moore, Parkman, o.;
E. Griffith, Mrs. A. f. Robbins, Junior So
brino, Urda Larson, Rose Shedell James
Kelly, j. NJ. Mueller, Mrs Fannie Perry, Mrs
S. C. Dalrymple, Mre John Morse, Miss Bsr-
tha Rucker, Miss A. Rucker. Mrs. H. NJ.
Nlr Mo- AZ ~ l. HnIl, G
John Epeneter. Mrs. Clara Otis. Mrs. T. j.
Bard, Mrs l.. b. Ward all of Omaha, and
Alvia G. Coates, Hillsiale, Ia. Mrs Anna
Maber, Winfield, Kan; Mrs. l. T. Spangler,
Walnut, Ia; ID. e. Wightman and wife. Wer-
ton. Ia; Mrs. Julia A. Reinier, New York;
Mrs. A. A. Fierd. Osceola, Ia; A. w. Hen
ming, Anna Henning, Glenwood, Ia; o. N.
Mueller, Omaha; Jessie R. Adams, Sioux
City; Mrs w. F. Litton Mrs Margaret Clark,
Rsd Oak, Ia; Mrs. Helen Hornby, Valentino,
Neb.; Mrs. j. w. Williams, Trenton, Me-
j. w. Graham, Sioux City; Earl II. Burket,
Mrs. H. x. Burket Omaha; Mrs A. o. Vim
Ing, Woodbine. Ia; j. NJ: Tuohy of st; Paul,
Mimi; Ernest Bigelow of Burlington, Ia; B.
7. Mccullough of Chicago.
SUNDAYS PROGRAM.
Today will be Christian Home day at the
Broadway Methodist church. Rev. ]. l..
Young of Chicago, noted educator will
preach in the morning and Rev. Justus Bulk
ley of Shurtluff college, Upper Alton, H.,
III tie evening III the aIteTlooh at cloCk
at the same church a meeting will also be
held and a number OF noted speakers will
be present. The subject of their addresses
will be, Orphan Children and Our Duty
Toward Them" DR.. Senseney of the Broad
way church will open the meeting, after
which ifteen-minute speeches will be in or
der. Hon. w. ]. Bryan CT Nebraska will
take as his theme, Our Duty to the Or
phan." Mrs Ella w. Peattie of Omaha will
present the Mothers Side of the Question"
These will ba followed by fveminute
speeches. Colonel d. B. Daily will tell what
he knows of the work of the Christian Home
and it's management from personal observa-
ton j. j. Stewart and others will also
speak.