Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27
suncil Bluffs
S6GM Notes

> hester cathedral. Preceding tho pro
Miss Leech. accompanied by Miss
, is, gave brief talk on the aims
> work OF the W'omans Suffrage as
alton OF Iowa and les connection with
local society. Mrs. A. B. shipherd
. the history Of TIE Rochester cathe-
d portra wing It's various types OF
. 7fitecture az developed from the early
\ tmRn church OF St Andrew Of the
8 hnth century through Bishops Gum
bh, Ernulf and John She also told
tits close historical association with
Cathedral OF Canterbury and also Of
tlassociation with several Of Dickens
nkels. notably that Of "pdwin brood :"
NJ ]. =. Wallace read of the life and
wbk of Bishop Gundulph In connection
VII the cathedral. which had fallen into
day by the eleventh century and was
lqgely rebuilt through his efforts. Mrs
zoe Cook gave q most interesting paper
dfcrtbing the richness OF the interior OF
tfcsthedral. Astounding in dark marble
slfts, NoFman pillars, fine carvings and
uaans frosooes Of brilliant coloFing. Mrs
Gems paper on the exterior OF the
sssl snd that Of Miss Pile on the
evklon OF the cathedral with Dickens
us were omitted for lack Of time
n next meeting win be held on March
Tkld the cathedral of IAtchSisld viii be
saRied.
trs G. r. Bracket. III Vine street. en-
teamed the members OF the Oakland
Atnue chapter Of st. Paul's guild and
tyr friends at . combined meeting and
q on Monday afternoon. Sixteen morn
and seven guests were present. Mrs
Iokett was assisted IN entertaining by
Rohert Huntington and Mrs. #. r.
he Girls Friendly society of ST. Paul's
Orch met Monday evening for a bust
nj and social meeting.
Z 1uth First Street chapter Of st. Paurs
% met Monday afternoon at the home
dNfrs. ]. Van Fosssn. The usual BUSH
p session was followed by social
Hr and refreshments.
d Isfaef the prettiest affairs of the week
~ party given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
So. 1 of Bennett avenue on Saturday
, ewing in honor OF the eighteenth birth
dsof their son, Harry Gordon. Games
an music were enjoyed and q three
cose supper served late in the evening.
TlETuests were seated at one large table
an3tho place carde were prettily deco
i with american flags. The guests
Atf'Dorothy King Miss Frances
- Grace Quaokenboss, Miss Jen-
&ley, Miss Helen Andreen, Miss
fordon, Fred Sperling. Donald No
laude Follett. Clarence Driseoll,
"a Gordon and Arthur ouaekenboes.
ny Gordon was assisted IN entertain
inpy Mrs. A. w. Carter.
George Quick entertained the mem
betof the w. u. o. club on Thursday
aftnoon. Ten members were present
anithe day was most enioyably spent
seNng and visiting. The hostess was
asited by her sister, Miss Vesey. The
clutwill meet March 16 at thu home Of
/, MIIsAfartin Jensen.
\ Ruth Arvidson was most pleas
SAD surprised on Friday evening az the
Id Of her sister. Mrs. J. A. Anderson,
1lfBixth avenue. Music was furnished
dibg the evening by Mrs. Jess westrup,
MI Burnadette Schuman ana Miss Grace
j, Gl6en. while Mr.. Bryant Badger, Mr.
Dfey and Mr.. William Brooks sang
eeyal trios Refreshments were served
laaln the evening. the tables being pref
VTSE-
enwere, Miss Gladys Bridges. Mas
Jr kirkhart, Miss Buraadette Schu-
ma Miss Cecil Gipson, Miss Grace Ciau-
Sc Miss Glee Constable, Miss Helen
Mnb Miss LILLIAN Costine. Miss Cuba
Bfsl Miss Dessia Finley, Miss Frances
Cfahtll, Miss Vera Bosley, Miss Ruth
Aason, Mics Alice Anderson, Miss Lila
AFson. Mrs. Jess westrup, Mr.. wni-
isFBrooks, Mr. Floyd Moore, Mr.. Jay
ivy. Mr.. Alvin Null. Mr.. Rex Cone,
\ epewey Hannum, Mr.. Bryant Badger,
rheien Gipson. Mr.. Charles Frost, Mr.
n ChaA Basgs, Mr.. Fred Jennings, Mr.
Jtenot Anderson. Mr.. George Clinken-
bed and H6Z. and Mrs. ]. A Anderson.
Ilph Ellsworth entertained the mem
be5pf the senior shorthand class at Q
LED year party at his home, 1924 sixth
avIl4e, on Monday evening. Music and
gahs furnished a most enjoyable even
inrAnd at a late hour, TO carry out the
spH Of the affair. the boys assumed
chtge of the serving OF refreshments
atis waited on the young ladies'. The
rohs were most attractively decorated
viii purple and gold. the senior class
co.'s Those present were David Ken
sifer, Ray Tannehlll. John Peterson,
Fincis Maloney. Wesley Chandler
Ttodore Metzger, Herman Peterson
Vk.am Peterson. Everett Russell. Helen
u thr. Mae Buchanan. Helen Sandwich
ov Evers, Opal stageman. Eve
.ser. Hazel Haas, Mildred Montgom.
eA Jennie Lamb. Helen Guinnee
Ehna Kelley Ruth Lennox. Madeline
Bklan. LYDIA Dempsey. Mr.. and Mrs
J,E. Grason and two sons. Mrs. d. d
B5sess. Miss Jet Thrust and Miss Jen'
nikThrush.
yembers of { Atlas club were enter
tsaed at most delightful kenslngton on
Ttsday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Iy,aaan Shugart. who was assisted ir
eSrtaining by Mrs. r. c. Peregoy and
III r. II. Bloomer.
be womans Relief corps kensingtoT
Friday afternoon in the Grand Army
ztsSaS-r[isie hall in the Young Mem.
sgsstian association building.
90 rs. L. A. Gray entertained the mem
b. OF the Tuesday History club at hel
ne on Tuesday afternoon. The club
CT linued the study of South America
Eaador was the subject for the aft
eIioon and Mrs. A. b. sipherd told Of
Il ! principal cities and the people. Mrs
syB. Snyder told Of the Galapagos is
Is3 DIS, Mrs j. F. Marshall told Of thu
educational institutions In Ecuador anC
4s. A. w. Tyler told OF the religion
~ .srn Ecuador was the subject o.
he interesting paper given by Mrs
"A W AaIuvffh The climb will be enter