Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

Baptist church. Games and music FUR
nished the entertainment for the evening,
supper being served at a late hour. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Lanham,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs
n. e. Meneeray, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Blair
Miss Day, Miss Swanson, Miss Nellie Harl,
Miss Claudia Harl, Miss Olive Harl, Miss
Potter, Miss Huston, Miss Ida Johnson,
Miss Emily Vuagniaux, Miss Eva Olmstead,
Miss Sarah Larson and Miss Jessie Linin-
ger
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lainson entertained
at a family dinner Tuesday evening at
their home on Canning street in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer F. Lainson OF this city
and Mrs. A. j. Clifford and Miss Pearl
clifford of Miller, S. D.. The guests were
seated at one long table. which was effec-
lively decorated with flowers and fruit.
Music was a pleasant feature of the even
ing. Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Lainson and son Elden, MIR. and Mrs.
Elmer F.. Lainson, Mr., and Mrs. f. l..
Lainson and family, Mrs. George J Lain
son, Mrs. A. J. clifford, Miss Pearl Clifford,
Miss Florence Lainson, Miss Ruth Lainson
and Mr.. William Lainson.
Mrs. T. G.. Turner was hostess to the
Book Lovers club at its opening meeting
of the season Wednesday afternoon. The
study of Belgium was begun with a geo
Eraphical description of the country by
Mrs. d. Il. Daley. Mrs. I. N. Flicklnger
contributed an interesting outline of the
history Of the country from the early days
down to the eighteenth century, while Mrs.
Metcalf told of the character Of the peo-
pie, Mrs. j. u. WaQSWOrtn described some
of the rivers and Mrs. j. T. Hamilton
gave some interesting facts concerning the
climate. The program closed with the dis
cussion Of current events led by Mrs. II.
w. Tilton. The club Will meet Wednes-
day at the home OF Mrs. Turner.
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Edna Keeline, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Keeline Of Park
which will take place Saturday evening,
October % at st. Paul's EpisUpal church
and will be followed by a rece \ion at the
Grand hotel. Mrs. Glenn WIZ rton Of
Elizabeth Adair Of Atlantic, Ia. maid Of
honor. Mrs. Arthur Keeline and Miss Jean
Elwood of Dekalb, Ill, will be the other
attendants Of the bride. Mr.. Ptffer Of Chi
cago will be best man and the ushers viii
be Mr.. =. M. Fairfield, Mr.. John 7.
Stewart, I'd, Mr.. a. NJ. Jeffrey, Mr.. ], e.
Buckingham and Mr.. Arthur Keeline.
Tuesday evening, at the home of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Matte Orrell, 1904
Eighth avenue, Miss Edyth May Orrell and
Mr.. Charles Lee were united in
marriage, the being performed by
Rev. Edgar Price. pastor OF the First
Christian church. The rooms were p~rettily
decorated with autumn flowers, leaves and
berries. The bride wore a dainty gown Of
white swiss trimmed with German valen-
ciennes lace. The bridal couple were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Caughey of
Oklahoma. Following the ceremony re-
~freshments were served by Mrs. Ogi Jen.
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Miss Laura Herr and Miss Mile Horn
There were about forty guests present. Mr..
and Mrs. Crewdson went to Kansas City
for a wedding trip, and on their return
win make their home at Eighth and Myn-
ster streets.
The Ideal club met Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. John P, ORGAN. Re-
norts from the biennial at Davenport
furnished an interesting program for the
afternoon. Mrs. lewis Cutler gave an
interesting account of the practical work
Innn h. tho TnuTa fa1aEnf4pn fnnnfhnF
with an outline Of the social side Of the
meeting. Mrs. ORGAN spoke Of the gem
ing especially OF the poise and grace
witt which the women presided and Of
the wonderful progress and intellectual
growth Of Iewa club E womsn during
recent years. Mrs, ORGAN also gave a
numerous account Of the club women's
trim to Davenport, which afforded much
I'm response to the roll call. The club
will meet Tuesday, when u viii take m
the study n the women Of the Bible and
famous women Of history.
The Atlas club held it's opening meet
ing for the season TUESDAY, afternoon
at the home Of Miss Emma Beebe. presi-
study Of india with n general description
Of the country. which was given bv Mrs.
r W. Keve. Trdia's decent through sue
/ cessive generations with inserted episodes
! and accretions narrative of ancient and
mythical India We're "lso given by Mrs.
Keys. Mrs. Frank Ho7sIand described
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the Scythinns, nor-Avrians and the
Ayrians. Mrs. v ". Bloomer gave an
outline Of sanscrit literature. telling ~ the
three classes. the vedic, the epic, and the
dramatic. Mrs. q. n. Wheeler acted az
leader Of the discussion Of the current
events. which closed the program. The
club viii meet October 10. at the home
Of Mrs. HOagland on Oakland avenue.
The Tuesday History club held it's first
meeting Of this season Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. J. K. Cooper. The
club began the study Of Holland with a
geographical description of the country
and a consideration Of the early in
habitants. given nv Mrs. Charles Purdum
Mrs. c. G. Saunders told OF the struggle
between the Dutch ana the Romans. and
Mrs. w. c. Joseph told Of the SaNon7
and the Franbs in Holland. An In
teresting account Of the missionary
work done I'm the Netherland by ST. Boni-
face. was given nv Mrs. J. X. Cooper. IN
connection with her topic. The Introduc-
tiOR Of Christianity" Mrs. A. W. Ask
with told Of the draining Of the lakes
and Mrs. J. y. Spindler told OF the floods
and foundations against which the in
habitants struggled. Mrs. s. r. SNYDER
described the canals Of Holland and Mrs
Dell Morgan gave a description Of the
city of Utrecht At the close of the
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