Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
Leap Year aSt and Harris-Macrae
wedding the Features.

MIS-. n D. NlhUlUfIHs WIN utNNAtu liz
last month to ceramic art work in Chi
cagn. has returned home.
Miss Cherrie Wells entertained at a pic
mic supper at the club house at Lake
Manawa Tuesday evening. Covers were
laid for eighteen.
The musical department OF the Council
Bluffs Women clubs will give its first
musicale of this season, October s, at the
Hospe auditorium.
Valley camp, Modern woodmen of Amer
lea gave a largely attended dance Wednes
day night in the club house OF the West
Council Bluffs Improvement club.
The marriage of Miss Phoebe Judson to
Mr.. ROLAND James Bonnell Of Chicago, will
take place Wednesday evening at the home
Of the brides mother. 500 Sixth avenue.
Mrs. F. c. Lougee and Mrs. F. H.
Orcutt entertained at a kensington Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. circuit on
Oakland avenue. The afternoon was spent
socially and refreshments were served.
Miss Lucille McAtee entertained the T.
NJ. l. juniors yesterday afternoon. The
Mabel Van Brunt. The club will be en-
tertained October 10 by Miss Ruth Gorham.
The marriage of Mr.. E. A. Wickham Of
this city and Miss Mary Catherine Farrell
a former teacher in the public schools OF
| Council Bluffs will take place Wednesday,
I October 7 at the home OF the brides par
Mrs, Clarence Empkie Of Glen avenue,
entertained the members of Queen Esther's
guild Of the First Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon. Following the busi-
ness session a social time was enjoyed and
refreshments were served.
Mrs. II. 8. Smile entertained the G. o.
r. c. club at her home on Fifth avenue,
Friday evening. The, evening was spent
nlavinR high five, and at the close Of the
game, refreshments were served. Mrs. w.
II. Moore of Chicago was the guest OF the
club.
Miss Ethel Cook, seo Sherman avenue,
entertained Thursday afternoon, in honor
Of Miss Phoebe Judson. The affair was
in the nature of a tin shower. supper was
served at the close of the afternoon, covers
being laid for 10 guests. Pink carnations
formed the decorations.
The Mercy Aid society met Tuesday
afternoon at st. Mary's Home. there being
a large attendance present. The afternoon
was spent in kensington work, after Which
light refreshments were served. the club
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. p. NJ. Egan. TBS Seventh avenue.
Mrs. Charles J. Sayles was hostess to the
Wednesday Bridge club. Wednesday after-
noon at her home, $40 Park avenue. the
afternoon was spent in playing. bridge,
there being four tables used. The prize
for the high score was awarded to Mrs. y.
l. Treynor. At the close of the game, light
refreshments were served.
Miss Nellie Benton gave a luncheon yes
terdsy for Miss Marion Macrae; The dec
o~rations were in pink and white. Covers
were laid for the Misses Marion Mscrae,
Mildred Metcalf, Margaret Knowles. Mar
man, Frances Richmond, Frances MoIn-
tyre, Lucille Besley, Ruth Wickham, Flor
ence Otis. Theda Beresheim and Edna
Smith.
Miss Josephine Jennings entertained at a
kensinEton and china shower Wednesday
afternoon in honor OF Miss Phoebe Judson
at her home, 81 North First street. The
rooms were prettily decorated with summer
flowers. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in kensington work. after which light
refreshments were served, covers being
laid for ten guests.
Miss Lucille McAtee entertained the N.
f. q. II. club Monday afternoon, at her
home on First avenue. The afternoon was
spent at cards, Miss Jannette Greenshields
being awarded the first prize, and Miss
Elsie FINLEY the second prize. Miss Mabel
Van Brunt was guest OF the club. Re
freshments were served at the close OF
the game. The club will meet, october g.
at the home OF Miss Helen Menefee, ia
South Seventh street.
The first meeting this season of the
local chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution was held Thursday
Bender, on Fifth avenue. The afternoon
was spent In sewing together blue and
rugs for the room at the Jennie Edmund,
son Memorial hospital. which the chapter
Is furnishing. There was a large attend,
ance present. Light refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
The G. NJ. l.. club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
j. j. Hughes 285 Tenth avenue. The after.
noon was pleasantly spent In playing cards
the first prize being awarded to Mrs
George Hughes. and the second prize &c
Miss Mullane, guest OF the club. Light re.
freshments were served at the close OF the
same. TIT club will be entertained, DC,
tober :, at the home OF Mrs. Georg,
Hughes. A2 Turley avenue.
Mrs. Roy Palmer gave a kensington and
miscellaneous shower at her home on HaT
rlson street, Friday afternoon for Mis-,
phoebe Judson. A course luncheon wal
served, pink roses forming a pretty center
piece for the table. Mrs. Palmer was as
sisted by Mrs. Beach and Mrs. McCune
The guests were Miss Phoebe Judson, Mis-
Flora Judson, Mrs. George Judson, Mis-
Maud Davis, Miss Josephine Jennings. Mis-
Ethel Cook and Miss Nina Meyers.
Miss Nina Meyers entertained yesterda,
afternoon. at her home on Park avenue
! mplimenta TO Miss Phoebe Judson
bridal guessing game, the prize being car
[ ried off by Miss Flora Judson. The plac,
cards were in the form OF red hearts, an,
n color scheme OF red was carried out II
the decorations OF the rooms and lights
Covers were laid for Miss Phoebe Jud
son, Miss Flora Judson, Miss Maud Davis
Miss Josephine Jennings, Miss Georgia
MltchelI, Miss Virginia Meyers, Mrs, Ra,
Beardsley and Mrs. Roy Palmer.
> Mr.. Charles a. Baldwin and Miss NelIi
Clancy, both well known young people o
this city, We're married Wednesday after
noon, az the rectory OF st. Paurs Episcopa
I church, Rev. John William Jones official
5 ing; Attending the young couple were Nh
and Mrs. Harry Il. Baldwin and Miss Evj
Baldwin of this city, and Miss Nellie SKIN
ner OF Gordon. Neb., relatives OF the brid
q ami groom. MIR. and Mrs, Baldwin lef
Immediately after the ceremony for Colum
on = contract with the Union Pacific rail
road in the bridge department. They wi
? make their home In this city,
Mrs. o. II. Lucas OF Oakland avenu
gave "A family dinner Wednesday in homo
OF the ~ninety-first anniversary Of IN
birthday of her mother, Mrs. Frances Gill
land. The Out-uf-tOwn guests were Seua
!. tor Shirley GiIhlland and family Of Glen
wood. The birthday cake, with its ninety
one lighted miniature candles, made a
2 attractive and unique CenterpieCe for IN
table. Mrs. Gillilland was a resident a
Mills county from 1852 until four wear
1 ago. After the death Of her husband. th
late Edward Gillilland, she came 10 mi
city To make her home with her daughtel
Mrs. Lucas. Mrs. Girlilland Is the las
! surviving member OF her immediate fam
ly, She enjoys the distinction OF hayin
n lived To be one OF the fifth generation. he
a great great grandson now being 8 year
i old, Despite her age, Mrs. Gflilland
well, preserved both mentally and physi
cally, and takes an active interest in a
current events.
. The leading event IN the younger socIet
circles last week was the Lean Year
party given Tuesday evening at HE nom
or Miss Florence Lougee on Oakland ave
nue., by Miss Lougee and Miss Florenc
Canning. The house was prettily decorate
with goldenrod. The evening was sDent 4
Leap Year games. and a dainty cours
luncheon WAS served. The guests were
Misses: Eta Baird. Via Arnold, Margarit
Hypes, Mary Chapman, Marion Tiltor
Frances Richmond. Edna circuit. Rut
Harl, Vera Saunders. Lucy Spooner. Svlvi
Harvey, Margarine Keeline, Florence OH,
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