Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
Council Bluffs
Social Notes

FrEaSs
The Jolly High Five club will be enter
tained at the home of Mrs. ANDERSON,
ts1s South Eighth street Wednesday i
evening.
In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard /
iRichison. whose marriage took place !
sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Barrett en-
ltertained at dinner Monday evening. |
Mrs Richison has made her home in the
Barrett household for long time.
The Klatter Klub was entertained at |
1.-THE home Of Mrs. Frank Pinney. Friday |
lof last week The afternoon was spent !
lat auction bridge. five tables being !
filled. Mrs. Bert Pinney was awarded |
THE prize for high score, and Mrs. Tyler
lOConnor the 'cut-for-all." AT the close !
10 fthe game, luncheon was served
Last Friday evening the Fuller Ave
inue Kensington club and their families
lgave a delightful hard-times surprise
party on Mrs John B. OFT, in honor Of
her birthday All came in costume. and /
hard-tlmes supper served in cafe
terra style closed the evenings enter
ltainment
Among the pictures exhibited at the
Fontenellc by the Fine Arts society o.
Omaha, is n portrait OF Rosannah Reed.
tue little daughter Of Judge AMI Mrs.
Joseph II. Reed, painted by Miss Ethel
Evans, sister OF Mrs Reed. Miss Evans
lis we'll known here as an able artist
land the portrait is of much interest to
Iher many friends.
Mrs X T. Beasley entertained the
University club Wednesday afternoon.
iThe history lesson on Brazil was read
lby Mrs d. r. witter. and also the ar
ticle from the Bayview magazine. on
The Descendants OF the meas Mrs.
NV. f. Arnold will be hostess Feb
ruary l6
The l.. r. club was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Ernest Marsh of Omaha
"Wednesday afternoon. Visiting and sew
ing occupied the afternoon, and refresh
ments were served at It's close. Feb
ruary is, the club win meet at the home
yof Mrs. Charles Lockwood S4 South
sixth street.
Mrs. Don Ffori was hostess to the J.
X. club Wednesday afternoon. when they
met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Long
The afternoon was spent at 500 MIS-
Gene Howe winning the prize for high
score. and Mrs Mcmahon the 'cut-for-
ALL" After the game luncheon was
served. The next meeting, February II,
= will be held at the home OF Mrs. L. r.
Trotter.
The Fortnightly Thimble club was en-
tertained at a three-course luncheon
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. D. B. Mil
Ter. Besides the members, Mrs. Miller
had as guests: Mrs. A. d. Campbell, Jr.'
Mrs. ]. p. Muiholland, Mrs. Glen Miller,
Mrs j. G. Bennett and Mrs. King. Feb
ruary 16, the club will attend Daddy
Longlegs," instead of the regular meet
ing.
As a recognition of herservices to the
Home Economics department of the
Council Bluffs woman's club during
many years, Mrs. =. J. Towslee was
sent as a delegate from the club to at
tend the short course in home economics
at Ames. She has been an active worker
ever since the department was organ
lied, sixteen years ago. and has con-
Quoted many Of tho demonstrations
which have made the club famous.
In honor Of Mr.~and Mrs. Hoxie Clark
of Villa Belvidere. N. z. who are visit
ing in Omaha, Mrs. Ernest Eldred Hart
entertained at dinner Wednesday evening
AT her beautiful home. Hillcrest. Tulips
ana sweet pease made the table lovely.
and flowers were throughout the rooms
Beside the guests of honor, covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wyman
) and Mrs Squire of Omaha, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. ]. Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Test Stewart, and Messrs. Henry and
Edred Hart.
The Book Lovers held their Wednes-
day meeting at the home of Miss Rice.
: The study OF Thackerays novel. PEN
dennis" was begun. the outline being
given by Mrs. O. d. PaEmalee. The his
tory OF the Pendennis family was told
b by Mrs. c. s. Lefferts, and she also
, gave an account of Arthurs love affair
with Miss Costigan. reading from
Thackeray's lecture, Charity and HUI
NOR" was given by Mrs. A NJ. jack
son. Miss Rice will again entertain the
club next wednesday.
The marriage OF Miss vina HaTrod
and Mr.. Howard Richison, took place
sunday afternoon at the parsonage of
the First Baptist church. Rev. ]. ].
Hobbins, the. pastor officiating. The
brides brother, NJ. Spencer Harrod. and
his wife, accompanied them. and after
the ceremony a wedding dinner was
served to relatives and a few friends
at their home After a short trip, Mr..
and Mrs Richison will mako their home
for the time with Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Harrod. Mrs. Riohison has been a
trained nurse here. and Mr.. Richison Is
a Union Pacific employe.
The marriage of Miss Cleora Massey
and Mr.. William Cone, both OF this city
took place wednesday afternoon at the
nanse of the Second Presbyterian
church, DR.. George Ray. performing the
ceremony. Mr.. Cones brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. We're Cone, attended
them A number Of prenuptial parties
we're given in honor Of the bride dur
ing the week. among them being q
kitchen shower at the home of Mrs
= Martin Daley, Monday afternoon, and a
miscellaneous shower. Monday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Massey
Mr.. and Mrs. Cone win make their home
at Ninth street and Seventeenth avenue
after a short wedding journey.
Mrs. G. d. Parmalee entertained the
Atlas club Tuesday afternoon. The cur
rent events discussion was led by Mrs
Parmalee. Mrs. Elmer Shugart gave a
paper on Queensland; Mrs. w. J.
Walker described the island OF Tas.
mania, and Mrs. Glenn Kimball read q
paper on Bermuda. Miss Lucy Kimball
III. ~ {,,sf refirned from a trim IL