Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-29

dance. The party included Miss Adelayde
Wright. Miss Marie Hammeil, Miss Nellie
Kinzell,. Miss Helen Canning, Miss lrms
T%routman OF Denver, Mr.; George Keeline'
Mr.. Lyn Brown, Mr.. Walter Stiilman, Mr..
WIN Maursr and Mr. Peroival Mullis: Mrs,
Freeman Reed and Mrs. Reed acted as
chaperons.
The Jolly Neighbors were entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss
Belle Doran, $40 Avenue e. The after
noon wss spent in playing progressive
high five, Mrs, Frank Snyder being
awarded the first prize, Mrs. N. Doran the
second prize and Mrs. Hilda Hanson the
third prize. At the close of the game, a
three-course luncheon was served, covers
being laid for fourteen guests. The club
will be entertained September 3 at the
Eighth street.
About twenty-five members of the
younger set pienicked at Lake Manawa
der the trees and the balance of the
evening was spent at the boat club. the
party Included: Miss Rachael Parmelee'
Miss Marian MaeFae, Miss Florence Otis,
Miss Frances Mcintyre, Miss edna
Smith, Miss Luoelle Besley, Miss Mildred
Mstsalfs. Mis- r. Gladys HAY Hart NM MT Ro asTt
Render. Mr.. Perry Hendricks, Mr.. George
Goshorne of Cincinnati, Mr.. Homer Sher-
man, Mr.. Chester Dudley and Mr.. Blaine
Wilcox.
The members OF Evergreen camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, together with in
Vited friends, to the number OF nearly Ab.
Msnawa last Tuesday. An elaborate lunch
con was served under the trees ana gust
preceding the spread q number of races
were pulled off and afforded much amuse-
ment for ths young folks and their elders,
The committee in charge OF the arrange
ments, to which the success Of the atfair
was largely due, was composed or Mrs. A.
MeAdams, Mrs. +. Halter, Mrs. e, n.
Thomas, Mrs. A, McClanagan and MIS-
j. M. Patterson.
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The members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union held their annual picnic
in park Tuesday afternoon. A
| short business session was held, devoted
chiefly to the discussion OF plans for the
national convention to be held in Omaha
in October, 1he tables we're spread south
of the pavilion and supper was served Al
8 O'Clock to the members and their nus
bands, who were Invited guests: mrs y;
q. Oldham acted as toastmistress and
toasts were responded to by Rev. Frank
Caldwell ME. Harry Curtis sqs MFRS d tTanS
were laid for fifty.
A Jolly crowd OF young people, chaper'
oned by Mrs. Martin, enjoyed an all-aaS
picnic Tuesday at Lax ma%a aatwom'obiIes
and the days outing opened with q PIG,
mic breakfast. Luncheon was served a.
the cafe, the return home being made II
time for supper. The party ineludsd th,
Misses Maria Stewart, Gertrude Iinley
Beatrice FINLEY. Lucille MSAtss, Mar
Gertrude Wheeler, Irene Kintz and Eldrec
Hart. Glen Wilcox, WIN MRurer, DiHl
Barstow, George Clark, Walter Stlllman
Henry Hart, and Ted Trouthah Oh Denver
and Robert Turner.
The young women OF the Holy Family
church gave an ice cream social on ,lh'
lawn Of the church "Wednesday evening
which was attended by between four anC
five hundred members OF the parish ant
their friends. The crowd was so larg'
thSt E FSgssr o~EEeii HSdjoSin ing G on the cas-
had to be utilized TO accommodate thos'
present. The grounds were brilliantly II
Illuminated by f~estoons OF l~ncandesesh
lights. During the evening the following
excellent program was given: Vocal solo
Miss Leona Shoop; reading, Patrick Bro
derrick; piano solo, Miss Anna Stack voea
solo, Miss Reader Of Omaha piano 500
Katherine Guiifoyle.
There was a large attendance AZ IN
meeting OF the Flower Mission, which wa
entsr1siR%sd, ok MsansSdAAfft After he traR Ds
Of the routine business plans for the win
ter's work were discussed. II Was decides
to 9aye ne + e1 npst pave Week tSi in oetoBeT and 7 :,
dance later In the fall. Il was also vote
10 have a concession booth at the fTui
S5nnSSiD ess meeting a social session was en-
Juyed and refreshments were served. Mrs
Wiokham was assisted IN entertaining b
Ms Marian Tyyier' Miss Helen Wallace
Miss Cherrie Wells and Miss Ellen Organ
James Raymond Johnson Of Omaha an
Miss Caroline Elizabeth SlGde were mar
TbIs lee b T5SeSs ss2ynt sys M. as "a M NE h %Iiila .
70. Slade, a2 Lincoln avenue, Rev. Georg
A. Ray, d. D., pastor Of the Second Pres
quests were present and following IN
ceremony q wedding supper was served
mr.. and Mrs. johnson left the sasne even
which they win make their home i