Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-19
Council Bluffs
Social Activities
For the Week


days
Miss Clara Hart. who r. st Dana Hail.
wellesley, Mass. will be home about De-
cember II to spend the holidays With her
mother. Mrs. Ernest p. Hart. At Hill
crest
Miss Helen Walker, who r. At Sweet
Brisr college in virginia Is expected
home about December 10 10 spend Christ
mas with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w.
!. Walker.
Mrs j. w Beardsley. Mrs. ]. T. Beach
and Mrs. Giese entertained the members
Of the Aid society Of the Second Presby-
terfan church on Thursday afternoon at
the manse.
Miss Grace Smith, who attends Rock
ford college. Rockford, Ill, will arrive
home Saturday morning to spend the holt
days with her parents, Judge and Mrs. 1
Walter !. Smith.
Members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the /
Letter Carriers association. were enter
talned Thursday afternoon at Christ |
mas party at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Book on East Pierce street.
Miss Helen S. Walker of Council Bluffs,
who graduated last June from Browneil
Hall, will return home Sunday morning
from Sweet Briar college In virginia.
The Sweet Briar girls have special
car 20 Chicago.
Oakland avenue chapter Of 81. Paul's
guild met Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. william Koehler. The afternoon
was spent sewing and visiting following
brief business meeting 1t was decided
TO hold no further meetings until after
the holidays.
Mr.. william r. Lemonds and Miss Faye
- eals.st
"Wednesday afternoon at the manse OF
The Second Presbyterian church by DIT.
George A. Ray. Mr.. Lemonds owns n
large farm near Hastings. where he and
his bride will make their home.
Nearly forty people attended the dance
Tuesday evening at the Elks club. The
attendance was somewhat smaller than
usual, the holiday rush having its effect.
Excellent music was furnished for dan
cling and punch and cake we're served.
The next dance will be given on Decem-
Der %.
Tho meeting OF tho Mcpherson Avenue
Improvement club planned for Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A. w
Askwith was postponed until january 3
A number OF the members are out OF town
and others are busy with holiday prepare
sions. so the postponement was deemed
. advisable
Pupils Of Miss Maude Graham Bell.
assisted by the Euterpean quartet. gave
i a musical on Friday evening at her studio
4 In the Merriam block. The quartet MEM
4 beers are Mrs. LRndrey Stroop, Mrs. Leroy
4 Brown, Mrs James Mulholiand and Mrs.
I Frank zorbaugh with Miss Marguerite
Brown as accompanist.
Members OF the Chrestomathean class
. Of the Second Presbyterian church were
entertained Tuesday evening by the
4 Misses Rose and Lydia Manz and Mrs.
Leslie 8Forsythe ut the Manz home on
Oakland drive. The evening was devoted
\ 20 kenslngton work and the completion
OF plans for Christmas. RefreshmentI
were served by the hostesses after tn
sewing was laid aside. About twenty
five members were present
Mr.. oeriaeus J. M. Bouricius. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mar. Bouricius. anc
Misr Ethel Merle Brownson OF omaha
we're quietly married on Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the homo OF thu
grooms parents on West Broadway. Rev
Z. ]. Ringer OF st. Johns English Luth
Gran church. officiated. Mr.. Bouriciu
Il well known In musical circles in TIL
city and Omaha. He and his bride vii
make their nome IN Omanas
Miss Josephine Caps OF Council Bluff
and Mr.. Samuel q. Reddick OF Souti
Omaha were married Monday afternoo
at o'clock at this home OF the groom
brother, Mr.. George Reddick. 11st sout
Thirteenth street. The ceremony WI
performed by Rev. ]. p. Cummings
the Bethany Presbyterian church. In
young couple will make their homo
Il naAA d an
ployed by the Armour plant.
The history and literature departmei
OF the Council Bluffs woman's club m
Thursday afternoon at the public iihrar
with Mrs. +. w. Miller as leader. II
afternoon was devoted to the study
two modern dramas. Mrs. w. p. sheps
gave a biographical sketch OF NJ. G. WeE
worth and Mrs. Julius Deetlsin gave J
view OF war Brides" Mrs. Plunk'
told Of the life OF Beulah Marie Dix a
Mrs. Page Morrison review her pls
Across the Border"
The Mothers and Teachers club OF q
Oak Street school held bazaar wedne
day afternoon and evening at the scho
= house. In the evening an excellent pa
gram was given, including vocal sol
by Miss Gladys Anderson and Mr.. Fihh
and a reading by Miss Shirley Harriso
The high school male quartet gave se
eral most enjoyable numbers. The aft
was well attended and was a financial
well as a social success. The procee
win be used In furthering the work
the Mothers and Teachers club
AIRS. A. b. sipherd entertained at I
fortnightiy meeting OF the Tuesday II
tory club at her home on Tuesday aft
noon. The club continued the study
Chile. Mrs. ]. Z. Marshall told Of +,
form Of government and Mrs. Char
Perdum Of the educational and relig1
Of the country. Mrs. $. b. Snyder I
OF the nitrate fields OF chile and n
A. W. Tyler described some OF rs cl
cities. AIRS. w. II. Killpack told OF
deserts. forests and lasOons. The n
meeting Of the club viii be held Decs
Der Is at the home OF Mrs. Painter Kn
Tho December meeting OF tho F1oS
mission was held en- wednesday aft
noon AZ the home OF Mrs. Donald MacI
hoeteasos FOR the afternoon being
clifford Wolfe. Mrs. Earl Bellinger. \
Robert Moth and Miss Katherine Keel
Plans for tho annual Christmas 4
which is to b an extra large one. "
discussed and various plans for cha
unrl urara for4uuIafad. T1he frea viii