Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
IN. 7, Plumbing Co. rel. $50. Nigh, Lsss
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Midsummer Heat Causes Drop In
Activity.


Midsummer Heat Causes n Drop In
| Activity.
Miss Harriet Walker is visiting friends
| in Logan, Ia
Miss Lou DeHaven is visiting. relatives
| In Albany Mo.
| Mr.. Laurence woodford has arrived home
| from a two weeks visit In Chicago
| Mr.. Harry Longstreet OF Chicago is In
! the city renewing old acquaintance.
Mr. j. Gerke left last week for two
weeks vacation in Grand Rapids. Mich.
| Charlotte McCuskey left Friday for
| visit with relatives near Duluth, Mimi
| Mr.. Clarence Frederickson left Friday
/ for a visit with relatives in Des Moines.
| Mr.. Raymond Rissee Of Kansas City is
visiting Mr.. John McAtee Of First avenue.
| Mr.. w F. Sapp will leave today for a
| visit at his old home at Mount Vernon, o.
! The Misses Mabel Lacy and Madse
Walker are visiting friends in Des Moines.
The Council Bluffs Dramatic club will
give box party at the Burwood Tuesday
evening. rs
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Fred Carlson, on
Avenue d.
| Misses Mollie and Ella Husz returned
Friday from five weeks sojourn In Colo
! RADIO Springs.
DR.. and Mrs A. B. Allen OF Chicago are
the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Woodbury.
| Of BLUM street.
Mrs. T., s.; Davis and daughter. Maud,
are home from an outing at jefferson
lake. Minnesota
Rev. H W. Starr and family have ar
rived home from a seven weeks outing
| at Lake Okoboji.
Miss Maude Norcott left Friday for an
| extended visit with relatives and friends
| in Los Angeles Cal. 7if . "a. =. .4-,.
Mrs. Charles ]. Sayles and son, jackson,
left Wednesday for a trip to Denver and
| other Colorado points, -s b. 3.
Mrs. WIN Heiser of Glen avenue will en-
| terrain the members of the Flower mis-
sion Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. H. Cherry of South Seventh
| street has gone for two weeks visit with
| relatives in Fairbury. Neb.
Mr., and Mrs. w: r: Orchard Of Ghdden,
O'Leary Of MINISTER street. q:
Mrs. l. b. Butler and daughter, Joy, Of
Storing Of z2s North Twelfth street.
Mrs. Donald iMacrae, tr., and children
Miss Faye Brown entertained about
twenty friends at her country home Thurs
| day evening. Light refreshments were
| served. 49,
Methodist church Of 'c6anute, KAN. n, is the
guest OF his brother, C. W. Coker. and
MT. and Mrs. A. q. q. Grahay, Of Graham
| avenue have gone to Mantle H. Colo. with
| the hope Of henefiting Mrs. Graham's
' Mrs. Charles Fulmer and children Of 800
I Eighth avenue are home from two
months visit with relatives In Grand VAL
| ley. Colo. - T. ..-
Miss Lottie Mcconnell of 107 Charles
street arrived home from Valparaiso, Ind,
where she lately graduated from the col
| lege there. .....s,'.
Mr.. w. d. Durfee is home from ak
, the state, where he was a member of
| camping party. NJ. -.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Langmade and
from a. two Weeks wish with MIS- Lang
| made's sister In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira F. Hassad Of Los An
Hassad's parents. Mr.. and Mrs James
Bone OF Washington avenue, have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Harding, en- route to
their home at Denison, Ia. from an ex-
tended trip to British Columbia. are the
guests OF Mr.. Harding's father at 1907 Sixth
| avenue,
Mrs. Mary e, Brown of Seattle, Wash.
| who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Clara @. Brown. OF First avenue. has left
for her home and win stop en- route at st.
Paul to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter !. Smith entertained
| at dinner Saturday. Covers were laid for
MT SienenS5: MS; Sch lennon q wasnng
H. Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
The Sorority of the Council BLUFFS High
school entertained Saturday evening at
Felt, 1lS3 East Pierce street. Light re-
freshments were served on the lawn.
Mrs. Page e. Morrison of First avenue
their escorts "Wednesday at a picnic lunch
| at Lake Manawa for her son. Donald Page
in celebration of his birthday anniversary.
The members of the Little Bridge club
met at the home Of Mrs. F. r.. Davis. on
South Eighth street, Tuesday afternoon.
B Basd prize Miss sSilara Wit fS be the next
| hostess.
Mrs. 8. s. Chapman Of us South Sixth
street left Saturday for months visit In
4 nj GhC NIgaa AZ nF aNINV mi lad q
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Joseph, and son. Tom
| of Chicago, who have been visiting in
Council Bluffs for the last two months
| The comic opera ''Ptnafore" will be given
at the Casino at Lake Manawa next Thurs
day and Friday evenings for the Penent Of
STs 10 Be- Several boN
sides the regular cast there will be several
specialties ....
The pupils of Miss Msude G. Bell and
musicals at their studio. IA Stutsman
street. Thursday and Friday evenings and
sSs afternoon the the SS, os n lo
will be private.
Messrs. George Allen of Harlan, Ia. and
Austin Hopewen OF Tekamsh. Neb;. son
OF the republican nominee for lieutenant
I governor are the guests OF Messrs. Carle-
ton Woodward and Reed F1iekinger. The
fraternity at ths iowa state uhiSersity sigma
The Misses Georgia Mitchell, Opal Good
man, Ellen Organ, Eyylene Thomas, Cher
the Messrs Roy DeVol, Roy Wilcox. Bert
CLARK, WIN SchnooF Morgan Cutler and
Paul Beaton of Omaha formed a merry
| party OF picnickers at Lake Manawa FRI
day evening, who afterwards attended the
| Boat club dance
Miss Margaret Keehne OF Glen avenue
entertained at an elaborate four course
luncheon Tuesday The dining room was
tastefully decorated with garden flowers.
After lunch the guests were amazed by a
| paper cutting contest Miss Francis
Keeline won the prise for the prettiest
| tissue paper bonnet while Miss Nellie
Benton won the prize for the funniest
The Jolly Members Kensington club was
entertained at the home OF Mrs. White OF
| Baughn street Wednesday afternoon The
rooms were prettily decorated with white
and purple asters. The first prize was
awarded to Mrs. Jones and the consolation
prize to Mrs. o. c. Brown. Mrs. White
Mrs. Cone and Mrs. Hitchcock were host
ssses Light refreshments were served.