Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-12
Council Bluffs


tConvnued from Sixth Page)
Mrs. Toilman Of Logan. Ia. was awarded
the guest prize. At the close of the game
a course luncheon was served.
Miss NJ. Frances Walker left saturday
FOR Colorado Springs, where she will re-
sumo her work as teacher In the Colorado
school FOR the Deaf.
Miss Elsie Farrell. OF South Eighth
street and sister, Mrs, Frank Workman,
Of Hobart, Okl., who have been visiting
n Harlan and Manila, Ia, will return
Miss Florence Otis entertained a number
Of girl friends at a ''slumber'' party Fri
day evening at her home on Woodbury. ave
nue., prior to her departure for Dixon, Ill,
where she viii attend school,
Mrs. r. Slawson will entertain the mem
bers Of the Woman's club of the railway
mail service Wednesday afternoon at her
home, 10 Charles street. Mrs. w. ]. Nc
Donald will act as leader and the after
noon will be devoted 10 the study OF the
civil service.
Rev. d. H. Cooley, former pastor Of the
First Baptist church, arrived in the city
from Chicago Saturday and will occupy
the pulpit at that church this morning. DIR.
Cooley was pastor OF the church nearly
thirty years ago.
The members OF Evergreen camp, No.
5l97, Royal Nelshbors OF America, are
evening, November ID at the west End
music, dancing and refreshments.
Mrs, Painter Knox and son are visiting
the family Of oscar Plumer at LaWton, Ia.
Paul Hazleton left last week for kim
ball Union, n. H., to resume his studies
at Kimbaii Union academy. Enroute he
will visit the Lake Champlain resorts.
Mr.. Lee Harmed Of this CITY and Miss
Lille Bigslow OF DenyeS were united IN
the parsonage OF the Epworth Methodist
church, 223O Avenue e, Rev, \. V. Babbs
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmed Will
make their home in this city.
Mrs, Ellen Stephen was rendered a sur
prise party Wednesday afternoon and
evening at her cottage at Lake Manawa
by the members Of the c, NJ. L. club.
Five Hundred was played, the prize being
captured by Mrs. Martin Hughes. During
the evening a course luncheon was served.
Sixteen members were In the party.
Mrs. T.. M. Robbins entertained the East
Side Card club Saturday evening. At the
close OF the game a course luncheon was
served. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Mrs. William Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Rolf,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. M. Robbins, Mr.. ]. Nap
Ter, Mrs. Lou Napier, Mrs. James Ferron,
Mrs. Charles Ferron and Mrs. Dell Roth.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement of Miss Edna Starr Scott OF NAL
yerns daughter Of DR.. and Mrs; J. r. Scot,
Scott is well known in this city, having
been the guest Of Miss Eusebia Dudley
during the last week. Mr., Chsnlery is a
well known naval constructor OF Boston,
and has been visiting his parents in NAL
vern.-
Mrs. A.. b. smothers was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday afternoon at her
home by the members Of the Society club
and the Jolly Neighbors in celebration Of
her birthday anniversary. The afternoon
receiving the prizes for the highest scores.
At the close of the game a course lunch
con was served.
Mrs. Charles r. Hannah entertained at
"a prettily appointed luncheon Wednesday
afternoon, In honor of her daughter, Miss
Hazel HANNAH, whose engagement to MI.
Howard Franklin Whipple OF Boston was
announced. Miss Hannah, who recently re-
turned from the east, is one of the most
popular girls Of the younger set. Mr..
Whipple was a guest in this city last
In the class OF 'OS."
TIL st. Rose Literary society held its
first meeting of the season Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. p. NJ. Egan, 75
seventh avenue. There were about twelve
members present. Mrs. Kate Morris gave
a reading, The Heather Chinese" after
which Rev. Father Burkheiser gave a short
address. Miss Anna Stack entertained with
a number of piano selections. The club
Will meet September q at the home OF Miss
Mary Pashall.
Announcements have been received In this
CITY OF the marriage of DIR. Hugh NJ. NC
JClara Louise Finlay, which took place
Monday at the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Angie p. Flnlay Of Jacksonville. III.
49, 1850 haR ~ a NACAAN ~ liz past
five years at the Iowa School for the Deaf,
and has many friends in this city. Or. and
eeTmbeMT ' i al ia East of Ra az h9m sfrs after in De
pendence, Kan.
Miss Frances Keeline entertained at an
Informal kensington Thursday afternoon
IN honor of Miss Virginia Prince of Spring
field, Ill, who is the gueht OF Miss Ruth
Felt. The afternoon was pleasantly spent
IN playing games, at which Miss Vena
Binder and Miss Agnes Wlckham were
awarded the prizes. Late in the afternoon
luncheon was served In the dining room,
covers being laid for fifteen guests. Red
roses were used In decorating.
Miss Mary Wadsworth entertained al
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her home,
s1l South Eighth street, at which announce
m son Of Of h her e eng Srs to DR.; Glen Reed,
of this city was made. The decoration
were Y yellow and white. Covers were laid
Mayne, Miss Virginia Meyers, Miss Sarah
Besley. Miss Elizabeth Day, Miss Helen
NW36insoni Miss Ruth Felt Miss cherrle
Binder and Miss Gertrude Kinkaid OF Lin
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Con-
; gregational church held its monthly bust
ness meeting and kensington Tuesday al
teTnoon at the home of Mrs. John p. Davis.
bsipsUnut IWenty.live members were present.
her TO be given the last OF the month al
the Danish hall At the close of the busi.
light refreshments being served. Mrs
Davis was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
II. w. Tilton, Mrs. E.. T. True, Mrs. r. NJ
Bloomer and Mrs. f. l.. Moore.
Miss Anne Pearl Tallman and Mr.. George
g Hlehard Ilmme were united in MARRIAGE
w ednesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. w Tall
, man, 1850 Avenue Q. Rev. f. A. Case OF
the First Baptist church performed the
ceremony in the presence of about twenty.
= five friends and relatives. The house was
Iprettily decorated in green and white Ths
bride wore a dainty white gown and a Ions
4 tulle veil. A wedding supper was serye1
! after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Tfmms
4 Will make their home in Omaha.
Z The Woman's club of the railway mai
service held its regular monthly meeting
q Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs,
J f. A. Fair. There were seventeen mem.
bers and five guests present. A brief
business meeting was held and plans
were made for a fall picnic to be held IN
the woods at an early date. Mrs. Wnl.
lam Mcdonald read an interesting paper
: on The Civil Service Plano nu61befs
were rendered by Miss AlIegra Fuller ana
Mrs. /. NJ. Day. Mrs. Earl Mcconnell SANG
several solos, which were greatly aDpre.
ciated, At the close OF the Program a
three-course luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Mr.. Christian Eberhart was pleasantly
surprtsed Tuesday evening at his home
1928 Avenue b, by a party OF friends the
occasion being the sixty-third anniveTssrv
Of his birthday, Music and games fur.