Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07

hostess and others. There were twenty in
att ndance. The next meeting will be
August p.
Mr. and Mrs. Hem Powers OF
Florence and little 81 1sIter. Jesse
Houck. were the eu,- =. and Mrs.
J. h. Anghe, the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay -.s,n and chill
cren, iotmer residents o. Vest Amo.e I,
wnO have Leen the guests uf Rev, r. ~.
henderson and John Cunningham the last
week, went to Council Bluffs thursday T.
be the house gusts OF their sister a
week before their return 10 their nome
at burlington, la.
Mr. and Mrs Burnam pa and two
children of North Omaha. who have been
guests Of Mrs. Days parents, Mr.. and mrs.
-. p Wine at their ranch near Craw-
ford for two weeks. lett Tor ther future
home of Helena. M mt, ON Tuesday, Nencr
Mr.. Day has responsible posiuon in a
bank.
Mrs. j. H. Bonneville entertained her
/ daughter, Mrs. e. a. White, on thursday
who with her family returned home
wednesday evening from a months camp
life on their ranch near Crawford. NeD.
Charles Henderson OF Sioux city, mas
been spending two weeks vacation with
guest OF his parents here from Monday
until Wednesday
Mrs. J. NJ, Gantz and daughter, Miss
Ada, attended the picnic at Florence tues
day, gwen Dy the Ladies AuNunary Of
the Douglas County Veterans association.
Mr. stephen Copley and Miss Effe Coe.
We're united in ina riagc at tne nome OF the
Tne young couple will reside at Rosahe,
Neb.
The members and many friends of the
South W est cnufch gave most enjoy
able party Tor the pastor Rev. A. w. han
som and family az The church ON Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Campbell and small
son John, are touring with friends in Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Joseph Polcar left Monday to spend
a week or two at Bailey, Colo.
| Dr. Henry B. Lemere returned Tuesday
| from a weeks sojourn at Bailey, Colo,
where Mrs. Lemere and her mother, Mrs.
Van Gieson, are spending part of the sum
| mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Stewart and fam
! lily moved drulng the week to 6U9 North
! Forty-seVenth street.
Mrs William Hoagand and children are
spending a part OF the summer with rela-
! tives In Colorado.
Miss Velista and Miss Helen Presson re-
turned Tuesday from months visit with
| friends I'm Auburn, Neb.
Miss Marcia Perkins of Fremont. Neb
is the guest of Mrs. w. T. Robinson.
Mrs Eva Parrote Sweeney left Saturday
to visit Chicago and the lakes.
Mrs Anderson and her granddaughter
Miss Mildred Rhoades, left Wednesday fol
visit to Denver.
Miss Mary johnson has gone to ST. Paul
Neb.. to visit with relatives for several
weeks.
Mrs Hathaway served breakfast Thurs
day morning go the members of the Ladies
| Aid society and their husbands.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Lampe, who
have been visiting at Ponca, and St Paul
Neb.. since leaving Dundee, left last week
for San Francisco, and will sail from there
| on Tuesday for Korea, where Mr. LampS
will resume his duties a missionary.
Mr.. j. II. Parrotte had three guests al
dinner at Happy Hollow club last evening
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Ferguson had five
guests at dinner at Happy Hollow club
last evening
Mrs. O. P. Goodman and daughter, Miss
Glodys Goodman, left Tuesday for
months visit in Brooklyn, N. Y, and High
wood, N. j.
DIN Deveries entertained a number OF
Ing.
Reed Peters is convalescing from a sligh
operation performed on his foot last week
Miss Bernice Potter of Wauauwega, Wis.
and Miss Carrie Covey of st. Paul, Neb.
are the guests of Mrs. d. L. Johnson.
Thomas Crosby left during the week FOL
trip to Utica, n. Y,
Dorothy Lighton, who has been the CUES
for several weeks of Mrs. S. r. Rush, lief
Miss Birdie Trebilcock has returned from
a visit to his sister, Mrs. Taylor, at Chap
pell, Neb.
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