Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-09

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nav n Tannebiil. Ralph Ellsworth,
Charles Thompson. Adolph Diwoky:
. Randolph Stringer, Marshall SpauluihB'
+ Paul ri Rasmussen, John Kelly,
o Frapcis p Monty George y. lockwood
/ Francis Maloney, Robert O.Nen
! w a. ElaFer Charles Brady,
Claude J. O'Hara. sam PlumeI'
} Paul Brown Thomas Wilson,
3 Leonard Ellsworth, Michael carey
ur-nc-d NFcCs~rf hy F1s-~- Anderson.
81 PauI's General Guild met Monday
afternoon ut the home Of Mrs. Wood
Allen on Clark avenue. The afternoon
: was taken up with business and social
/ plans for the coming season before Lent
/ II was decided 10 hold series Of teas.
tho first OF which is 10 be held at the
( homo Of Mrs stllrnan on Saturday.
meeting OF the Federated Mothers
clubs was held on Monday afternoon at
the library building. at which about thirty
{ members were present. II was agreed at
this meeting TO carry on as active mem
bers all who had ever been placed upon
the roll. Under the old ruling all who
did not succeed TO office each year would
he excluded from membership after their
term had expired. After careful consider
alton the members voted 70 retain as
members all those who had ever belonged
60 the organization and not 20 limit the
membership. Plans were also discussed
for an evening meeting 20 be held In
February, at which time the teachers
will be able 10 meet with the mothers.
The Fortnightly meeting OF the Atlas
club was held on Tuesday afternoon at
tho home of Dir. Harriet Hamilton. The
meeting opened with a discussion OF cur
rent topics which was led by Mrs. Lyman
ShUgart. Mrs. Robert Peregoy told of
the first colony OF Australia and Mrs.
Elmer Shugart gave an interesting paper
on the Island OF Java. Mrs. w. I Walker
will be the next hostess OF the club at n
meeting "a be held at her home on
January ls
Mrs. b. S. Terwilliger was the hostess
of the Ideal club at its regular meet
ing which was held on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Thomas Metcalf, ST.. opened
the meeting with discussion of current
topics and the balance of the afternoon
was spent in a study OF the religions OF
Japan. Mrs. Fred Johnson told OF
Shintoism. Mrs. T. u. Gavin gave his
tory Of Buddhism and Mrs. w. II. Dudley
gave n paper on Confucianism. which
was the religion of the scholar. Mrs.
Terwilllger will be hostess 20 the club
again next Tuesday.
The regular meeting OF the Child Con-
Eervation league has been postponed till
January 20 on account OF the funeral
OF General Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Poake of Des
Moines and Miss Marian Saunders. who
has been attending Drake university.
spent the holidays with Colonel and Mrs.
c. C. Saunders. Mr.. Peake and Miss
10 falA
day evening. Mrs. Peake will remain for
a time.
Mr.. and Mrs william McFerren of
Chicago. who spent New Years as guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Test Stewart. returned Sunday evening
10 their home. while Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McFerren remained till Tuesday.
A very pleasant kensington was given
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Grace Karges
in honor OF some OF the girls who were
spending the holidays at home. Luncheon
was served late in the afternoon.
Miss Bernice Ball entertained informally
Thursday evening In honor OF some OF
the girls who were at home for the holi-
days. Music and games furnished the
evenings entertainment and refreshments
were served afterward.
A number Of young people who had
been at home Tor the holidays returned
10 their respective schools early in the
week. Miss Anna Pearl Mcconnell and
Miss Mary Nutshell returned to Beech
wood school az Philadelphia Monday
evening. The Misses Gertrude and Elsie
FINLEY went back 10 Vassar college. Miss
Berdina Snyder resumes her work at
oberlin. Miss Marian Turner went TO
Washington, -. c. where she Is a student
al the somers school. Wendell A. Kilins
returned TO the state university az Iowa
City. The Misses Olga ana Edith Nennas
resumed their studies at Ames Miss
Clara Hart returned 20 Dana Hall al
Wellesley. Mass Miss Grace smith and
the Misses Douglas OF Georgia. nieces OF
Mrs. Glen Kimball. with whom they
spent the holidays. returned to Rockford
college at Rockford. H.
The marriage of Mr.. Ray W Barnett
and Miss Ivy Wild took place al noon
Saturday at the home OF the bride,
parents near McClelland. The eeremony
was performed by Rev. ar. ]. T. Jones OF
the First Congregational church ana wa,
witnessed by about fifty friends and rela.
lives. After the wedding a wedding din.
ner was served following which Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnett left for an extended trip
Upon their return they win make theil
home on the old Rarnett homestead pea,
Weston.
Mrs. Herbert Woodbury. was hostes,
wednesday TO the Book Lovers. Tn,
study Of Thackeray was begun 'arhack
cray. the Artist and Journalist wa,
given by Mrs L. +. Whitehead, ana wa
followed by a paper by Mrs. woodbur,
on '"fhackeray. the Poet. the Novelis
and the Philosopher" Miss Rice close
The program with a reading from 9Th,
Book OF snObs." the selection being "A
Little Dinner at I1mmons" The whoI,
program was interesting ana instructive
MIS-. Woodbury. VIII be hostess again a
me clubs next meeting on Wednesda,
and Henry Esmond' viii be the subjec
undsr oonsider1fioa.
The monthly meeting Of the orlol,
Girls was held Monday evening az IN,
home OF Mrs. C. r. Harding. Part o.
the business OF the evening consisted Of
plans for . social meeting 70 be heit
tomorrow evening IN honor OF Mrs. q. J
Hansen. II viii be In the nature OF 4
farewell 70 Mrs. Hansen. who soon de.