Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

Edna Philip, Veronica Farrell. Grace
Walker, Nina Weppner. Marian Polllan.
Mabel Wyness, Jean Berger and Gladys
McAadms.
Civil service examinations at the local
government building are announced for
March Is, April 10 and May l. For further
Information apply to the civil service
bureau at the postoffice department.
The Swiss Bell Ringers Will give an
entertainment at the high school audi
forum Tuesday evening. March 5. under
the auspices OF the Ladies' auxiliary OF
the Young Mems Christian association.
Master James Parks entertained the
members of the Gregorlan choir OF ST.
Bridget's church at his home, Twenty
fifth and ID streets, Friday evening.
Games and music were the enjoyments
Of the vening.
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Methodist
church will give Washington birthday
party at the home of Mrs. +. A. Cressey,
February % The program viii be car
ried out in the customs and manners of
the Martha Washington days.
The 1919 Whist club was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Harry Boyd 26aI &
street, Wednesday. when those present
were: Mesdames Berlin, W. II. Tagg, +.
C. Dorne. Gsrhardt, Rowley. A, w. Tagg,
Franklin, kinmore, Sheehan, Novake and
ii. Boyd.
Mrs ID. ]. Farrell entertained the Etopia
club at cards Thursday afternoon. INES
danes T. J. Trainor and j. w Sheehan
were awarded prizes. The next meeting
will be In two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Mangan. Eight tables OF players were
present.
Mr. and Mrs Sherry Moore entertained
the Duplicate Whist club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyd were the club !
Messrs. and Mesdames A, II. Murdoch,
Ben Ashe, ]. Laverty, II. M. Laverty and
S. Moore.
Mrs. w. r. Sage, assisted by Mrs. John
Gribble. entertained the Dinner club
Thursday at the home of the former.
Covers were laid for Mesdames c. A.
Meleh"a J. NJ. Tanner. d. l.. Holmes, A.
A, McGraw, A. p. purkies. c. NJ. sehlndel
John Gribble and W. Il. Sage.
The fifth grade teachers yesterday paid
a visit to the Armour packing plant
where they were shown the intricate
workings OF tho packing industry. 1t IL
the plan TO give all the public school
teachers an opportunity to visit the dif-
ferent packing plants OF the city.
The Household Economic department OF
the New Century club Will meet Tuesday
at Library hall. Papers on Social
Obligation TO the Community" by Mrs
r. A. Cressey, rs Hospitality a Lost
Art" by Mrs. waddell, and '"The Unex-
peeted Guest" by Mrs, Troy vi 1 DO read.
South Omaha lodge No las. Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows. together with
Canton Etter No. II. win be In charge on
the funeral service of the late Levi Col
ter. Members Of the two lodges and nil
Odd Fellows are invited TO meet Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock sharp at the odd
Fellows hall.
Miss Abble lake. e6l5 C street, enter.
tained the Alohah club Saturday after
noon. Those present were: Misses Pearl
Laverty, Hazel Cook, Ola ellsworth
Frances Tanner. Grace Melcher. Helen
White. Helen Mckee Mary Lewis
Maurine Murdoch, Clara Barnum and
katheleen and Margaret Welsh.
Mrs. c. A. Melcher entertained a,
bridge Wednesday afternoon. when those
present were Mesdames waddeIl. Al
lantic, Ia. G. NJ. Schlndel, u. T. Holmes
]. NJ. Tanner, J. B. Blanchard, h. Nc.
Culloeh, A. p. DuTkies, a. L. Lott, sr..
Il. Marling. DIR. Van Camp. John GribbIe.
J. NJ. Caughey and C. A. Melcher.
Mrs. Bruce MCCULLOUGH entertained at
q o'clock luncheon Thursday when Mrs.
guest. Violets and smilax were used IN
decorations. Covers were laid FOR
Mesdames c. NJ. Schmidt. r. e. Schmidt
A, p Durkies. A. l. Lott, sr.; q. A.
Melcher, T. II. Ensor. Sloan, Ben Elliott.
Murray French, Lincoln, caughey and
Miss Louis Schmidt.
The L. f.. s. club was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home Of Miss
Hazel Greer. Twenty-fifth and /. streets
Those present were: Misses Helen Rally.
Marjorie Nelson. nnrethea Marrow
Florence Miller and Margaret Williams
Messers Fred Thompson, Robert Rem.
alls. Edward Forbes, Harold Nelson
Roy Taylor and William Doyle.