Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-27

Mrs H. s. Lynn OF Kansas City Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Clara @. Brown,
at the residence OF Captain q. M. Brown,
"a First avenue.
Mrs J. B. watts OF Avenue b enter
tained at a family dinner Thursday even
ing in honor Of her birthday. Covers
were laid for sixteen
Mrs. Munger left Friday for the east.
She will visit IN Chicago Montreal, Boston,
Concord, n. IL, returning by New York
City and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Benedict. who have
been living with the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. r, Loring. on Sixth avenue,
have moved to Omaha.
Mrs Charles Lunkley and granddaughter,
Miss Gertrude Schteble, have returned from
st. Joseph. where they visited relatives and
/ friends during the last week.
The Woman's guild Of ST. Paul's church
met Monday afternoon with Mrs. t. J.
| Foley on Sixth street. Twenty were pres
emit Refreshments were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gregory have returned
! from a months sojourn in California. They
purchased a home at Riverside, Cal, where
! they expect to spend the winter.
Mrs. George Il. Garter Of Des Moines
has arrived in the Bluffs for a two weeks
| visit with her aunt, Mrs. Q. H. Lucas, and
| with her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Carter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Trephagen of Chicago,
/ who will leave shortly for an extended trip
| to California and Pacific coast points, are
/ in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet
FINLEY and other Council Bluffs friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Moulton, who have been
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their marriage in Omaha May. l5, have gone
| to Lincoln, where they VIII make their
future home: Mrs. Moulton was formerly
| Mrs l.. l.. Hereld of this city.
| Mrs. George Davis entertained num-
| Der Of her friends at high Ave "Wednesday
| afternoon. Prizes were awarded 70 mrs
| George Hughes and Mrs. Paul Schneider
| Twenty -four were present AT the close OF
| served.
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs John Like Of
| Norfolk, Neb., who are here on their we'd
| ding tour, Mrs. w. Like, l9 Glen avenue,
gave a large family dinner Monday even
| ing The table decorations were in vari-
| Gus cut flowers. Covers were laid for ten
An elaborate course dinner was served.
| Mrs. Herman Roesche, 740 Mill street was
| hostess of the Jolly Sixteen Thursday even
! ing. The prizes were won by Mr.. ana Mrs
Roy Coffeen. daintily appointed course
| luncheon was served. ne last meeting OF
| the season will be next Thursday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Mattingle on Fourth
| street.
Miss Carrie Dennis Of this city and. Mr..
Howard Smith OF South Omaha were mar
| ried Thursday evening at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs A: c. Clark, 52S Wash
| Fifth Avenue Methodist church officiating.
| A small company of relatives and invited
| guests were present.
Mrs Roy Coffeen, assisted by Mrs. Bown
and Mrs Christensen entertained the Jolly
| Twelve at her home In Omaha Wednesday
afternoon. The club prizes were won by
| Mrs. Dotty and Mrs. Halliday. Mrs. Grot
was awarded the guest prize. This was
the last meeting Of the season. A dainty
| luncheon was served.
Mrs. Emmett FINLEY. 55S Willow avenue,
was hostess of the members of the Euchre
club and their husbands Wednesday even
ing. The house was prettily decorated In
won by Mrs. Charles Bradley and Mr.. Cop
peck and the twenty prize was carried on
by Mrs. A. s. Hazelton. course luncheon
| was served.
Mr.. John Clapper of Sioux City and Miss
Kerstine NJ, Peterson of Council BUNS
were married Wednesday evening at the
Mrs. 1. Peterson. 6ls Seventh avenue. The
| ceremony was performed by Rev. q. w.
Snyder. Only a few relatives were present.
ing for Sioux City, where they will make
their home.
Miss Margaret Coyle, SIS Bluff street. en-
tertalned the b. G.. c. Girls Thursday even
ing The card tables were placed on the
| lawn and lighted by Japanese lanterns.
Prizes were awarded Miss Kate Lower and
ing they retired to the house where lunch
con was served. The decorations were IN
roses and carnations. week from Wednes-
day Misses Hannah and Lower will enter
tain the club at the lake.
Mrs. Hayden of Fairview avenue gave a
surprise Wednesday evening for her guest.
Mrs. Gable of Greenhelds, ia. Mrs Cable
was formerly resident Of this city. Those
present were Mrs. Gable, Mrs. Alice Brown,
Mayne, Mrs Windle Mr.. and Mrs. Beasly'
Misses Maggie. Bird and Winnifred Lind
say. Misses Mary and Sarah Hayden, dr'
Earl Brown, Mr.. Homer Hayden and Mrs
Hayden. The evening was spent socially
A daintily appointed luncheon was served.
The Klatter klub was entertained at a
tastefully arranged l o'clock luncheon yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert Wallace, 1888 Turkeys Glen. Mrs. Wal
lace was assisted by Misses Helen Wallace
and Fanny Davenport. The club guests
were Miss Masenburg, Miss Gertrude DaVen-
port Miss Evoline Thomas, Miss Palmer,
Mrs. Hustin of Omaha, Mrs. George Meyers
of Baltimore Miss Mona Meyers, Mrs.
Walter Saunders of Detroit, Mich, and
Mrs. John Keiting of Portland A course
luncheon was served
Miss Julia officer entertained her friends
at a charming musicale Thursday afternoon
The guests were received on the porch Dy
palms and ferns. The musicale was ar
| ranged by Miss Ward, assisted by Miss
Ofhcer Mr.. Badolet and Mr.. Forrest Ruth
ated in a profusion of pink peonies. Mrs
George Phelps had charge OF the dining
ROOM assisted by Miss Edna keeline, Mrs
Bert Piney, Mrs. Robert Wallace, Mrs
Frank Piney, Miss Helen Wallace and Miss
Elizabeth Beno.
The joint banquet of the Delta Tau and
Philomathian literary societies OF the
Council Bluffs High school was celebrated
Friday evening at the Renard. The table
The place cards were hand-decorated in
| gold and black, the colors of the Two So
cieties. and dedicated the banquet to the
HAS Beens, Are Nows and VIII Bes. The
table was decorated in a quantity OF pink
and white carnations. Miss Margaret
Fiickenger president of the Delta Tau's
acted as toast mistress, and the following
toasts were given; Our Literary SO.
cieties," Roy Clay; The Young Men,
Be or Not to Be-" Allen Sayles; our Be
quest" Leigh Ballenger; Our Future
| VIII Byers: "Our Seniors Vera Spetman
"Our Friends" Mabelle English; The
Losers Consolation" Agnes Pheny; The
| Crimson and the Blue, Edith Shugart
! THE Officers of the Delta Tau" Gertrude
Hooker; Good Fellowship" Louise Ste
phan; Memories" Leone Pierce; The
Philos." Ruth Felt Covers were laid fol-
eighty-fve.
Commencement at GlenwOOd.