Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Council Bluffs
Social Activities
For the Week


George Towne OF Sterling, Colo.
The regular meeting OF the Flower !
Mission has been postponed till December T
Il. when It will be held at the home Of i
AIRS. Donald Macrae.
The meeting OF the Klatter Kiub. which \
was to nave been entertained by Miss
Nina Meyers. Friday. has been post /
poned until December 81.
A miscellaneous shower was given by
Mrs. Bert Cain Monday afternoon IN
honor Of her friend. Mrs. Harris.
victrola concert made the afternoon de-
llghtful and was followed by refresh
ments.
Morningslde chapter Of st. Paul's guild
met Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
+. b. Hahn on Washington avenue. After
the business had been transacted. the
time was spent visiting. The afternoon
closed with light refreshments.
The l.. T. club was entertained Wed
nesday afternoon by Mrs. w. ID. Han
son. The afternoon was spent In sewing
and visiting, and refreshments were
served at the close. This IL the last
meeting until after Christmas. The next
hostess viii be Mrs ]. u. Spare.
Wednesdays meeting OF the Univer-
sity club was held at the home OF Mrs.
ID. r. wItter. Mrs. Jl.v. Mailery con
Quoted the history lesson. which was on
Argentina. The magazine article. "sons
of the Forest" was read by Mrs. H.
q. ReGfern. This closes the clubs actlvi-
ties until after the holidays.
The members OF the Il. b. X club
were entertained at the home OF Miss
Bernlco Montgomery Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent in playing 800"
the prize for the high score being
awarded Miss Katharine Mccarthy. The
consolation prize fell 20 the lot Of Miss
Eva sehlke. After the game refresh
snents were served.
The Madrigal club met Tuesday even
ing at the home OF Miss Fern Baker. A
paper by Miss Hazel Long introducing
the study. one by Miss Anna Ferguson
on ''Paiestrina." and one by Mrs. John
vitamvas on "PaganiniT furnished the
program. which was followed by refresh
ments The club meets next with Miss
Hazel Long. December 2s.
The regular meeting OF the women's
Christian association was held on Mon
day afternoon at tho home OF Mrs.
william Koehier. aO5 North Second street
The committee reported Il had been
able 60 make another payment on the
Nurses home and that the work Is pro-
crossing much more rapidly than hoped
for. II n now thought Il may be ready
for occupancy much earlier than May,
the time set.
The =. l. club net at the home Of
Mrs. Warren sAbdin Wednesday after
noon. spending tho time playing cards.
The club prize OF hlsh sc0re was won
by Mrs. Frank Hitchcock The club had
= ~ d oI.a aI fFa
j. p. Christensen Mrs. Alfred Fuller
viii be hostess next Wednesday after
noon.
Tho last meeting before the holidays
of the Atlas club was held Tuesday aft
ernodn at the residence Of Mrs. Lyman
shugart The discussion of current events
was Jed by Mrs. Rachel Harmon. An
interesting paper on ceylon was given by
MIRA II. w. Houshton. and a description
Of Martinique was given by Mrs. Wood
Allen The club win meet next ON jan
uarysa. with DR.. Harriet Hamilton.
The J. X. club was entertained at the
nome OF Mrs William Marquards on
Wednesday. afternoon, the hostess be-
ing Mrs Martin Follett. The afternoon
was spent at 900" Mrs. A. b. Wright
winning the first prize. Mira. Ira Hayes
the consolation prize, and Miss Mar
garet Jardine the EDITORIAL. light
luncheon followed the game. The next
meeting will be held December % at the
home OF Mrs. Eugene Howe.
AT the meeting OF the Federated Moth
ers' clubs held at the library Monday
afternoon q discussion OF evening shop
ping during the pre-christmaa period re-
suited IN q concerted effort 20 interest
women In doing their shopping during
the day time. More than half hundred
women attended the meeting and almost
the whole time was spent In this discus
sion Tho committee in charge OF the
domestic eclencc course reported that ar
rangements have been made 20 secure
the services OF Mrs. Louise Campbell Of
Ames tor the class work next fall.
Saturday afternoon the Leschetizky club
met with the president. Miss Grace Mann.
paper by Miss Laura Grimes gave that
famous composers Views OF personal
studsk Herbert Smith read an article
by Walter spry ON Leschetiskys prln-
clplts OF piaEo playing, and Dorothy
Fried told OF his teacher. Carl czerny. A
paper on Paderewski Leschetlzky's re
nowned pupil A biography OF llesche-
tlxlgy, with Illustrations OF his principles
OF playing by showing pictures OF his
~
Afiss f'reda Kennedy. the superintendent
OF the club. who aiso played one OF hii
compositions, "The Two Iaris" Sew
erai OF the members gave impromptu
solos.
The December meeting OF the Woman
club OF the Railway Mall Service wa
held Wednesday afternoon at the nom
OF Mrs. +. A. Fair. The members wer
entertained at a 2 o'clock luncheon, Mr..
J. A. Reynolds and Mrs. Thomas Graf
assisting the hosfcss. After the lunch
con a business session was held In whic
reports on the convention OF the Sixt
division OF tho Woman's Club OF IN
Railway Mail Service recently held 1
Chicago. were given by the delegates
AIRS. Fair telling OF the social festuroi
and tfrs. W. T. Baker OF the business
Following this came the exchange Z
gifts BY means Of a grab bag. The jar
uary meeting will be held At the home Q
1irs. Carl Frahm.
Mra. l. =. Whitehead was hostess
the Booklovers' Wednesday afternool
the time being devoted 10 the study
The AIN on the Floss and "Fel
Holt" two Of George Eliots most Il
mona boofre The first half OF a