Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
SOCIETY IN COUNCIL Blu
BLUFFS.
Hot Weather Causes a General EXODUS
to the Summer Resorts.

Hot weather Causes a General Exodus
to the Summer Resorts.
Mrs Louie Zurmuehlen and Miss Gertrude
Bennett entertained at cards on Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of the latter, In honor
Of Mrs Graham Davis OF Chicago. The
house was handsomely decorated in pink
carnations and the color scheme was car
ried out in the elaborate refreshments
served. The first prize was won by Mrs.
John Davis and the second by Mrs. Shu-
gart. About sixty guests were entertained.
/ Master Carl and Miss Ethel West enter
tained about fifty guests very charmingly
on Wednesday evening at a garden party.
/ The lawn was gay with flags and Japanese
/ lanterns The dining room had been cleared
during the evening and dancing was enjoyed
by the little people. Miss Blanche Craig OF
! Omaha and Miss Ada Daley assisted in en-
! tertaining.
Miss Nellie Keller entertained on Mon
day evening in honor of Miss Margaret
Kemp and Miss Edith Martin of Griswod
la.
Mr.. W. L. Dudley entertained at dinner
on Wednesday evening at his home Messrs
Ralph Williams, Charley Bradley, Hickman
! Travis, Henry Van Brunt, Joe Smith, Ter
willigeh and DR.. Jennings. The table was
prettily decorated with ferns and pink car
nations During the evening cribbage wa:
enjoyed.
Two very pretty 1-o'clock luncheons were
given during the week by Miss Nina Meyers
On Tuesday sixteen guests were entertained
and the decorations were in pink and white
On Thursday the guests numbered fourteen
Ferns and daisies were tastefully combined
in the decorations.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Rohrer en-
tertained charmingly at tea in honor of Mis-
Bull The decorations in pink and whit,
were exceedingly dainty. The guests mum
bered twelve.
Mrs. E. c. Shepard entertained a mum
ber Of friends on Saturday afternoon il
honor Of Mrs. Graham Davis.
Very pretty indeed were the pink lunch
cons given Wednesday and Thursday at
o'clock by Mrs. w. l.. Douglas in homo
Of her sister, Mrs. Coppock of Mason City
Ia, and of Miss Draper of Washington
d. c. Twelve guests were entertained eacl
day. Pink roses were used in profuslo
in decorating, and the color scheme wa
carried out perfectly throughout.
The children of st. Paul's Sunday schoo
picnicked Wednesday at Lake Manawa
During the afternoon concert in the pavilio
about dozen of the little folks, on invita-
tion of Manager Mooser, presented a oak
walk on the stage and were loudly ap
plauded. The cake was awarded to the lii
tie 4-year- daughter OF Mr.. and Mri
David Stubbs.
Mr. William Whitney and Miss Iona
Fulmer were married Tuesday evening a
$50 O'Clock at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fulmer, $50
, Ninth avenue. Rev. Snyder performed til
ceremony. The bride was pretty in a gov
OF gray cloth with trimmings of white satiI
In her hair and bodice she wore white car
, nations, Mrs. Shellhone, sister OF the brid
was matron OF honor, and Mr.. Shellhou
acted as best man. After the ceremony
3 repast was served in the dining room. TIL
house was decorated with cut flowers. Rels
atives only were present Mr.. and MIR
| Whitney will be at home at Ninth street an
Sixteenth avenue.
Little Miss Bessie Sherlock was tendere
a very pleasant surprise party last Tuesda
: afternoon at the home OF her parents, Nj
| and Mrs. f. Sherlock, by a number of h'
a playmates, Those in the conspiracy wei
. Addie Yancy, Hazel Yancy, Clara Bonhar
: Elsie Brotherton, Emma Ducher, Loda Han
| ilton, George Wesley and Charles Benedic
Mrs. Gretzer entertained Thursday
l honor of Miss Carrie Lubert, Miss Nellie M
Masters, Miss Emma Hammer and Miss AM
Johnson, a quartet OF teachers who were eI
route from Sioux City to Los Angeles.
= Mrs, Anna Cary and Mr., James Peterso
II both OF this city,. were married in Omai
Thursday evening, Rev. Newton Mann ofic
ating, Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson left Friday 4
an extended bridal tour in the east, whi'
will last several months.
The young women of the Pedalers' Wihe
" club were entertained last evening by Mi
10 Bessie Huntington at her home on Mynst
street
ii, Thursday evening the musical auxiliary
he Council Bluffs Woman's club, under Il
management OF Miss Julia Officer, gave
very pleasing concert and drill at the Roy
Arcanum hall. The program was as follow
IS Selections for violin, cornet and piano, VIII
- ley trio; song, Mr., Montforth; song Nj
Wilson; dramatic reading, Miss Bailey, wi
: musical accompaniment by Miss Schur
T piano solo, Miss Olive kirkpatrick; son
! MIR. Montfort; accompanies. Miss Officer a
Miss Gleason. TIE Columbia drill,
twenty four little girls, with Master To
| I Ul.