Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
Council Bluffs
Social Notes

Hutchisons birthday As Airs. Hutchi-
sons birthday comes only once in four
years a special effort was made TO make
the affair a memorable one. Various
gnmes were enjoyed and supper was
served About fifty guests were present
A Jolly party OF yoJns people gathered
Saturday evening at the nomc OF Mr. and
Mrs. w G. Joseph 20 celebrate the cap
ture by the Second Presbyterian five OF
the Joe Smith trophy for the church
league basket ball. The loving cup was
placed on n pedestal i'm n prominent place
I'm order that all might admire 1t. The
evening was spent In basket hall discus
sion each young man giving an Inn
promptu speech On some phase Of the
subject. After the speeches Dr. George
A. Pay made n few appropriate remarks,
n also did Mrs e. A. Morehouse. super
intcndent of the Sunday school MIR. Jo-
seph humorously outlined plans for keep
ing the cup another year. The program
WINS interspersed with music by Miss
Freda kenady Miss Katheryn More
house, Miss Florence Senior and Miss
Lois Wood. The basket ball players each
had tho privilege Of inviting a young
woman. the guests numbering about
thirty. two-coprse luncheon was served
by the hostess late i'm the evening
The Misses Theresa and Edith Brugen-
hemke entertained at a slumber party
saturday night at the home of their sis
ter, Mrs. r. c. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman have been spending the last
week at Holton. kan. and turned their
house over to tho young women. who en-
toyed the occasion TO the utmost. A taffy
pull occupied the early part of the eve
ming and a midnisnt supper was served
Mr.. e. w Hart went TO Chicago Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon. 200 Third ave-
nue., observed their thirty-thlrd wedding
anniversary Monday evening. They were
much surprised when number OF friends
and relatives, including members OF the
Nazarene church, of which the family are
members. marched in singing. The eve
ming was most enjoyably spent and re
freshments were served at a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon have made their
home In Council Bluffs for fourteen
years. They have four daughters, all of
whom were present at the celebration.
Appropriate addresses were made. to
which Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon responded.
The members of the J. X. club were
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Earry Arbuthnot at the home of Mrs.
H. A. Musselman. The afternoon was
spent at cards and prizes were won by
Mrs. A. B. Wright, Mrs. William Mar
quardt and Mrs. Williamson. Club guests
were Mrs. Fred Clausen, Mrs. George
Bushnell, Mrs. williamson and Mrs. Mus
selman. The club will meet Wednesday
OF next week at the home OF Mrs. Leslie
Kirkpatrick.
The members OF the womsn's club OF
the Railway Mail Service were enter
tanned at a 2 o'clock luncheon on Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs r. L.
Latta- Eighteen members were present
and Mrs. Charles Reynolds was a club
guest. After luncheon an informal pro-
gram was given. with Mrs. r. @. Aler~
ton as leader, an interesting paper being
read by Mrs. A. r. Downing. In a game
which followed prizes were won by Mrs.
Carl Frahm and Mrs. Thomas Craig. 1t
was decided to hold an evening party for
members and their families next Tues
day evening at the homo OF Mrs. w. 8.
Leighton. Mrs Leighton will also be
hostess of the club at the April meeting.
Announcement has been made in Des
Moines Of the marriage OF Guy Andrews.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. O. 8. Andrews Of
sons, daughter OF Attorney and Mrs. J.
NJ. Parsons of Des Moines. which took
place Sunday evening at the homo Of the
BRIDES parents. The young couple met
last year when both were students at
the University Of Iowa They will remain
in Des Moines for the present. An
nouncement of the marriage was made
at Des Moines Tuesday morning, coming
as a great surprise 70 the friends OF the
young people. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. An
>drews, parents of the groom. are at H'n-
Alsior Springs, where they have been FOR
the last ten days.
Mrs. H. A. Quinn entertained the mem
bers Of the Atlas club at an orpheum
party Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Watts Of Audubon. national
president of the baby health associa-
ton, and DR.. velura Powell OF RED
Oak. were the honor guests at luncheon
given at the Grand hotel on Thursday
Others presents were the past presidents
Of the Council Bluffs Woman's club
ana all who assisted in the baby health
contest.
One OF the most delightful meetings OF
the year was the guest day. Of the
Ideal club. which was held Tuesday at
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fair was given In the form of a musical
under the direction OF Mrs. Robert Moth
Each member was privileged to invite
q guest, and the program was followed
BY refreshments and a social time. Mrs.
Organ was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. Lewis Cutler. Mrs. A. b. Nicholas,
Mrs. w. A. Southland and Mrs. DeVol.
The program opened with q piano solo
0y Miss Margaret Btzensperger. which
cas- greatly enjoyed. Miss Frances Ear
Sngfight gave a clever exhibition OF the
aesthetic dancing, and Mr.. Walter Jen-
kins gave a vocal solo. Mrs. Dollie Bur-
CESS gave one of her delightful readings
md the program closed with piano solo
by Miss Vivian Gray. The regular meet
ing OF the club viii be held next Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. B. s. TerWill-
ser.
The women's Missionary society met
Friday afternoon Of this week instead OF
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
]. w. Beardsley. who was assisted In en-
PERTAINING by her mother, Mrs. StaVe' A
most interesting japanese program was
given.
On account OF Ash Wednesday the reg
ular meeting OF the Flower mission has
been POSTPONED one week and will be