Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13
PAST WEEK. N BLUFFS SOCIETY
Warm weather Appears to Have Had
stimuIating Eject.

Mrs. G. n. Batesman and son. Guy. are
visiting relatives in Dallis. III.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanders of Chicago is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. f. W. Wesner left Tuesday for
mer.
Miss Frances Ieavitt of Butte. Mont
Is the guest Of Miss Bess Beno, on Frank
street.
Mrs. c. j. stinwen and Mrs Cessna left
Yesterday morning for two weeks visit
Mr.. r. J. Foley Of South Sixth street is
, nome from two weeks sojourn at French
I Lick Springs Ind.
Mrs. Anderson of Dunlap, formerly Miss
Soirine Albright of this city, is visiting
( here with relatives.
/ Mrs. Selma Esbcck left Thursday for San
francisco where she expects to remain
several months with friends.
Mrs. A. II. Henning of Avenue & will
| leave tomorrow morning for a two weeks
! visit with her sister in Sioux City.
Mrs. Z. d. Fuller Of Harrison street en-
/ tertained informally at dinner Wednesday
evening Covers were laid for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Test Stewart en-
tertained at dinner Friday night compli-
| Cofrey
! Mrs. William Bullock, formerly Miss Luz
| Gle Porteriield or this city, left Friday for
| in the city.
Mrs. Walter G. Avery and son, Robert, of
| ~. Paul, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. w.
Nlllams, III Stutsman street Mrs. Avery
| Is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. O. w. Graham, S26 Avenue f. has
! as her guests Mrs. r. f. Graham of Vir-
ginia. MINI, and Mrs. Carroll of Cloquet.
/ MINI. They are en- route for Boise, Idaho.
! Miss Freda Ehrenstein departed Thurs
| day afternoon for Portland and the Oregon
| mountains She will return by way of
San Francisco, Salt Lake and Colorado
points.
Mrs. Sylvester Dye sl7 Fifth avenue, left
| TUESDAY for Wilmathsyille, Mo, where she
| VIII visit for month with her parents.
| Mr. Dye will spend several weeks at Hold
| rege, Neb.
Mrs. J. w. Collins, 72O South Seventh
street who is at the Mineral Springs sani-
being much improved and is expected to
! return next week.
Captain J. A. Coffey and bride are the
guests of Mrs. Charles T. Stewart. They
| are enroute for Captain Coffey's post In
| Montana. Mrs Corey was formerly Miss
! Helen Bonner of New York and is niece
| OF Mrs Stewart.
Mrs. j. r. Reed entertained a number
of her former neighbors at an Informal
luncheon at her beautiful suburban home
Mrs E. IL. O'Dell, Mrs Haywood, Miss
Emma Myers and Mrs. Meyers.
Mrs. Harry Nicholson and daughter OF
Salt Lake City are the guests of Mrs Mich
olson's mother, Mrs. G. Warner, on Fourth
avenue, also Mr. Nicholson's parents. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Nicholson, of North First
| street. They will remain about a month
week was the dance given by the members
of Fidelity council, Royal Arcanum, in the
large hall of the Masonic Temple Messrs
Smith composed the committee in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. NJ, Harl returned Friday
| from Chicago, where they attended tho
| commencement exercises of the training
| school for deaconesses. They remained &c
see their daughter, Miss Eleanor, installed
in her new position in the Halstead Street
| mission.
Frank Badollet, hutst, with the Gin.
| cinnau Symphony orchestra, arrived
Wednesday for visit with his father
| Nig0 Badollet, on Glen avenue. He vii
| remain here two weeks and then go &c
Coronado Beach, Cal, where he has foul
months summer engagement
Mrs. Frank Pinney was hostess of the
Klatter club Friday afternoon at the
home of her mother Mrs HOllenbeCk, 5Ol
North Eighth street. Prizes were won by
terson. The guest prize was awarded Mrs
| Heating. dainty luncheon was served
The next meeting will be with Mrs Opa
Miss Cora Treynor was pleasantly sur.
prised Friday evening by an informal
gathering of friends and relatives who took
dinner with her at her home, 326 South
First street. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs Sullwell, Miss Grace Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. V. l.. Treynor, Jack Treynor
Tom Treynor, little Miss Helen IreynoI
and Miss Treynor
Mr.. John II. Taber, jr., formerly of this
city, and Miss Margaret Dwyer of Omaha
|
emory took place in the Catholic church a.
Twenty-eighth and Jackson streets and The
bridal couple were attended by Miss Hester
Painter and Mr.. f. c. Cowles of Council
BUNS They will spend their honeymoon
in the west.
Mrs. NJ A. FINLEY entertained at cards
Tnursday afternoon IN ,i honor OF her guests es,
enne, Wyo. SiX-handed euchre was the
game of the afternoon. the head prize be,
ing won by Mrs. Ellis Of Little Fails and
| the twenty prize by Mrs. HaZeltine
Luncheon was Served. The decoration,
were in tulips and lilacs.
Miss Mary Cain and Mr.. Harvey q. Morse
were united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing in the presence Of immediate friend;
and relatives in st. Patrick's Catholic
church, Father Hilary officiating. They
will make their home at 800 Williams street
| Mr.. Morse is employed by the Nebraskf
Telephone company and both he and hii
bride are well known TO large circle OF
friends.
Mrs. w. K. Bainbridge entertained the
members of the Tuesday History club at ar
| afternoon at her new home, 315 Glen ave
ernoon in examining the numerous and in
teresting uriOs that Mrs, Bainbridge col
several Cloisina vases OF very peculiar de
| sign, Musical numbers were rendered bS
Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Grey. tastefullS
arranged luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan, who have been IL
China, for several years, arrived here Mon
day evening and are the guests OF relatives
/
BUNS for at least six months, when they
| expect TO return TO China. where Mr. NOlaI
is connected with large coal mining com
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan were both raiseI
In this city and Mrs. Nolan, formerly Mis-
Lizzie Tholl, made the trip TO China alone
to meet her future husband, and IL wa
there that they were married
The Oakland Avenue club was enter
tanned by Mrs. circuit and Mrs. Fail
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
circuit. The house was decorated in lille
Of the valley Mrs Tousley and Mrs. Tin
ley carried on the prizes for the guessing
contests This was the final meeting OF thu
season and at its close the officers for mex
year were elected as follows: President
Mrs. Cutler; secretary Mrs. Sanford ant
treasurer Mrs. Tousley. Dainty refresh
ments were served, the club colors, yellow
and white. being used,
| On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. q
| Autenrieth, 1881 Pleasant street. had TN
unusual pleasure OF celebrating ,thel
golden wedding anniversary, only the i'm
mediate friends OF the family were pres
| ent. Mr.. AutenTieth Is one Of the pionee
| settlers of Council Bluffs, having come her,
| from Germany in the early Sos. He mar
! ried Miss Marie Suhre Of 81. Joseph Mt!
years ago, and they have spent most o
their time since In Council BLUFFS. Tn
day was also the crystal anniversary o
I their second daughter The ut-of-toWI
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sand
ers OF Chicago and Miss May Sanborne o
| Denver.
Miss Eta Doty OF Shenandoah. who ha
/ heen the guest OF her sister, Mrs 4. 3