Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Council Bluffs

Mrs. r.. A Williams and Laughter Maua
Of South First street left yesterday for an
visit with relatives and friends In
Nebraska.
Miss Nellie Moore entertained at a 81
O'Clock breakfast at the Grand Hotel,
Thursday morning, covers being laid for
Miss Nina Marie Balloon Of AtchisoR,
Kan. was the guest last week OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jerry Walters at their cottage at
Lake ManRwa-
Angeles and other points in California,
where she expects to spend the remainder
Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Ford announce the
engagement of their daughter, Olive, to
William j. Frohardt, the wedding to take
place this month.
Miss Ella NJ. Steinbsch, superintendent
of the Jennie E~dmundson Memorial hos
pitaI, left Thursday for Houghton. Miclt
TO visit relatives.
DR.. A p. Hanchett is home from the
east, but Mrs. Hanchett Will not return
until later, having stopped to visit rela-
tives in Michigan. 49,
Miss stella Gilbert has gone to Helena,
Mont, to visit her sister. Before return
ing she will visit the Yukon-Alaska ex-
position at Seattle.
Miss Minnie Helm of New York City,
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. y
Brown OF North Twenty-seventh street, left
Tuesday for her home.
Mrs. Marls Fleming and daughter, Mil
II kuEhAb Va ~ III = AAAN
Colonel w. +. Baker. Miss Mildred will
remain here until fall. .
Miss Dora Murphy had as her guests
last week Miss Ellen Dobson and Miss
Frances Klotz OF Avoca, Ia. g.
Mrs. A. V. Brush and Miss Kitty Billiard
left Tuesday for Canton, S. D., where Mrs.
Brush will spend the summer. Miss Billiard
will return home this week.
Miss Nina Children left Tuesday for a
trip through the Yellowstone park and
a visit to the Seattle exposition and
other Pacific coast points. t.
Miss Marion Tyler was hostess at a din
ner given Friday evening at the Country
club, Omaha, there being a number Of
guests from this city present.
Mrs. Frank T. True and Mrs. James w.
Mitchell will entertain Monday morning at
the home of Mrs. True on Second avenue
for Mrs. M. Fleming of Chicago.
Mrs. E. H. White and two children of
~ First avenue viii leave today for
summer among the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gould and daughter
Of Kansas City we're guests last week of
Mr.. Gould's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Gould Of North Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hewlette nave closed
their theatrical engagements for the sum
mer and are spending their vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snyder on Avenue g..
Miss Edna circuit is visiting in Anita. Ia.
Mrs Allen w. Tylen of Oakland avenue
dllo lAAld ell ANAA AAAh 2Ao1 " SoACA NV
Springs to spend the remainder of the
summer.
The y Misses Charlotte and Gertrude
Dryden left yesterday for an extended trip.
They will visit ST. Paul, Minneapolis, Ia
coma, Seattle and other points of interest
on the Pacific coast.
The Misses Mildred and Nora Herr, 90S
Avenue A, will leave today for Brooklyn,
N. Y, and other eastern points. They
expect to return by way of Toronto and
other Canadian points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett FINLEY left Tuesday
for Baltimore from where Mrs. FINLEY will
go to Virginia TO spend the summer at her
old home.-Mr. FINLEY is expected home the
early part of this week.
Mrs b. A. Wickham entertained six
guests at an automobile party Thursday
afternoon, after which they rode to
Omaha, where they were entertained at
dinner at the Field club.
Mrs. Jerry Walters entertained at a G
o'clock dinner Monday at Idle Hour cottage
at Lake Manawa, In honor of her guest
Miss Nina Marie Balloon of Atchison, Kan,
Covers were laid for twelve guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe w. Smith have gone
for an extended trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. smith will attend the grand lodge of
Alaska-Yukon exposition before returning.
Miss Hazel Hannah was hostess of a
prettily appointed dinner Tuesday evening
at her home, Cos Second avenue, American
flags and Fourth of July decorations were
effectively used in the dining room. Covers
were laid for fourteen guests.
Mrs. A. NJ, Bonham, go Harmony street,
left Sunday for Grand Junction, Colo, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Clara Snodgrass.
From there she will 80 to ogden, Utah,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs Aleck Glenn before
returning home.
Mr.. Bryan E. Woolston left Thursday for
Harriston, Ont, where on July IA he will
be married to Miss Laurel F. Darch. Mr..
Woolston and bride will return to Council
Bluffs about August after a wedding trip
in the east.
Mrs. ]. w. Bell Of Fifth avenue enter
taiDed at bridge Tuesday afternoon, COM
plimentary to Mrs. Dan Siegfried of st.
Louis, who is the guest Of Mrs. c. j.
Stilwell of Glen avenue. At the close of
the game a course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Annie McElrath OF Okaton, S. D.,
who is visiting her parents, Rev. anu Mrs.
Henry DeLong, will leave today on a trip
to California. She will be accompanied as
far as Salt Lake City by her uncle, Mr..
Albert DeLong, who has been visiting his
brother here.
Mrs. V, Mcconnell entertained inform
ally at 500 Friday afternoon at her home
COZ Willow avenue. Five tables were used
in playing. the prize for the highest score
being awarded to Mrs. Roy DeVoL. At the
close OF the game a luncheon was served
in the dining room, which was pretty With
summer flowers.
Mrs. Karl Kehrer was hostess of the
Philo club Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Harrison street. TIL afternoon
| was SPtIN III HlaSihb blAhbNf NlclN hNliAb
twelve guests present, Mrs. Townsend was
awarded the prize for the highest score.
At the close Of the game q course luncheon
was served. The club win be entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss
Katherine Warner, III Glen avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Starr of Winnetka,
Ill, who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. II. Tyler during their brief stay In this
city, were rendered an informal yet none
the less delightful reception Wednesday
evening at the Tyler home on Sixth ave-
nue.. A large number OF the members of
ST. Paul's parish we're present TO greet
their former rector and his wife. Rev.
and Mrs. Starr returned home Thursday,
In honor of Rev. and Mrs Homer Worth
ington Starr Of Winnetka, Ill, Rev. John
William Jones, rector of st. Paul's Episeo-
pal church, entertained at dinner at the
Grand hotel Tuesday evening. Covers were
laid for Rev. and Mrs. Starr, Miss Hazel
Hart, Miss Theresa Ktnzel, Mr.. n. A,
Crawford, jr., Mr.. Roy Allen, Mr.. Ear
Patterson, Mr.. Percival Mullis, Mr.. Chester
Circuit and Rev. J. w Jones.
The regular monthly business meeting and
kensington of the Flower Mission was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
w. j. Heiser on Glen avenue. Following
the business meeting a social hour was ell
joyed. Twelve guests were present. Assist
Nina Meyers. Miss Helen Robinson and
Miss Josephine BiNby. The club is plan
ming TO give a waffle" supper in the near
future.
Miss Mate Baker and Mrs. w. L. Butler