Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-03
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Numerous club Entertainments Dur

PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Numerous Club entertainments Dur
ing Last seven Days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cntler left Saturday
for short visit to Chicago.
Mrs Douglas N Graves Of Boston IL the
guest Of Miss Emma Beebe. 1S5 Glen ave-
nue..
Miss Addie sagg has gone to Norfolk.
tiVes and friends.
Miss Blanche Sherman of san Diego, Cal.
Is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. r. j. Thomp-
son, al South First street
The Bachelor Girls Card club VIII De
entertained Thursday evening by Miss
Lulu Spetman, 722 BIZ n street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Huston of this city
have T, gone to vietoris, Tex, to visit friends
Miss Lulu Wise. Of Park avenue enter
tained at dinner Friday complimentary TO
Miss Emma EveTs, who will leave Wednes-
Mrs. d. w. Otis OF woodbury. avenue,
who has been spending the winter In Asuas
calientas, Mexico, the guest CT her daugh-
ter Mrs. a; NJ Shaw, has returned to her
Mr.. H. B. Russell and Mrs Mamie Key,
both Of this city, were united in marriage
Soms 81 the brde i Fifth sTsnue ReV
r. A. Case officiating.
The woodbine club was entertained en-
Thursday afternoon by Miss Nonny Olson,
at games ana music, after which dainty
two-course luncheon was served
Mr.. Andrew Holmes entertained a nuns
Der OF his friends at his home, 1870 South
Sixth street, Thursday evening in honor OF
his eighteenth birthday. The time was
| spent at games and music, luncheon being
served during the evening.
Miss Mirtle Stacey, clerk at the Union
Pacific Transfer gave dinner party Tues
day afternoon at the Transfer hotel, IN
OF MISS atte ean ests %er
present. After dinner the afternoon was
spent In games.
Miss Emma Bcebe, assisted by Mrs.
| Hypes and Mrs. Woodring, entertained at
a musicale Tuesday evening at her home
Lon Glen avenue. An exceptionally fine pro-
Egrarn was given. The rooms were prettily
decorated in green and white, roses being
| used In profusion.
| Miss Alena Olsen of Council Bluffs and
Mr.. Louis Sandwich, member of the tire
| in marriage Wednesday afternoon at the
Danish Lutheran church, Rev! ]. p. Hoede
officiating, in the presence OF only immedi-
| ate relatives and friends.
| Mr. Rozel Parish and Miss Mary Jensen,
both of this city, we're united In marriage
Wednesday evening In the presence Of a
number of friends and relatives at the
home OF the brides brother on South Ninth
street. Rev. Frank G. Hough Of the Latter
Day Saints church officiated.
The opening performance "wednesday
which is to be given under the auspices OF
the Woma1,s Christian association for the
benefit of the Jennie Edmundson Memorial
society events of the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Walters enter
talned at dinner at their home on south
officers and employees Of the Paramount
| Creamery company, which has recently
were LAID for thirtycfive. Mr.. Walters was
formerly treasurer and manager OF the
| company.
At o'clock Wednesday afternoon al
the home of the bride, 202 South Twenty
! fourth street. Mr.. George +. Williamson
| and Mrs. Lydia Spooner were unIed IT
marriage. Both are well known residents
| of Council Bluffs and Mr.. Williamson
holds responsible position with the Johr
@. Woodward company. They Will make
| their home In this city.
Mrs. Charles Woodbury. entertained tn,
Buohre club Monday afternoon at he
home, 3Q Willow avenue. The prizes wer
awarded to Mrs. Sherman, who receives
club prize. After the game, dainty re
freshments were served. The club will b
entertained wednesday afternoon by MI
]. J. Hess, 224 Seventh street.
The e F. F. club was delightfully."- en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J
M. Lanninger, 522 Washington avenue. Tn
afternoon was spent at finch, four table
being used. After the game dainty refresh
ments were served. The club had as thei
guest Mrs. &. V. Kennedy. The club wi
be entertained March IA by Mrs. McNii
]
The Economical Card club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. II. {
Bliss, 374 Lincoln avenue. The after
noon noon was spent at a high hye, Mrs; spar par
bert the consolation prize. After tn
game light refreshments were served. Th
club will be entertained Friday afternoo
by Mrs. ]. r. Spare. 500 First avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Clemmer were tend
cred q farewell reception Thursday evenin
by the members of the First Christia
church at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
, Il. j. Shugart on Glen avenue. Rev. Nj
Clemmer left Friday for his new pastoral
a Rock Island. III, and will shortly
art home.
The Evening 800" club was entertaine
} sos Glen avenue. The evening was speI
! at high i've, three tables being used. Tt
prizes were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
. Dainty refreshments were served at IN
, close OF the game The club will be er
tertained TUESDAY evening, March IL, b
, MRS, Robert wallace. 1873 Turley avenue.
The Flower Mission was delightfully."- er
e tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mis
5 aeieen and Miss Josephine Bixby. Mr.
the home OF the latter, 3O3 Glen ayenu
Omcers were elected for the coming tern
all Of the old officers being re-electe
to take place the week following Easts
After the meeting refreshments we
u ! served.
I Mrs. William Piper. 9Ss Franklin syenu
entertained the Proto card club Tuesd
A afternoon. The afternoon was spent
playing high 1--WE, Mrs. J. L. Butler vii
ntngR the first pnze and Mrs. w. Rober
n the second prize, Mrs. EdEerton heir
q awarded the ''four-handed'' prize AM
. the game light refreshments were serve
The club viii be entertained March II
Mrs, X, G, Edgerton, pos Franklin avenu
, The jolly Twelve Card club was entc
: tained Wednesday evening by Mrs j.
spare, 500 First avenue. Mr.. Bradley I
= eeiyed the hrst mans prize and
u A Mitchell the BOBBY prize. Mrs BruI
II mel was awarded the first woman's pri
: ana MRS. Hitchcock the BOBBY prii
. Oelnty refreshments were served at [
- close or the game. Mrs. F. @. Hitchco
+" VIII be the next hostess. Wednesday eve
10 ing at her home. 254 Washington avenI
Al The Beatrice club was entertained r
day evening by Miss Gillespie al her hor
on .fourth street, complimentary 10 RI
n ana Mrs; q. w. CrOfts, formerly OF Re
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