Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
Council Bluffs
Social Notes

Grand They expect 70 spend several
DAYS Ia Council Bluffs
Misc Helen Garrett left Monday 70 res
slme her school work al Knox college
after spending the Easter vacation with
her parents Mr. and Mrs r. H. Garrett.
\ Miss McManis, who has been loan desk
assistant at the public library for the
past six months, left Monday evening
for Tyler. Tex, where she goes TO take
charge Of the public library Her mother,
who has been with Miss MeAtanis IN
Courcn Buns. will spend tho summer
with sister in tho west. Joining her
daughter at Tyler IN the fall
Mr. Joseph y. Yotzer left last week for
7 Alberta, Canada, where he will spend
H. summer on ranch Mrs. Yetzor,
tormorly Miss Hazel Cook is playing
llth the lGva Lang company this week
ind will Join Mr. Yetzer soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. curren Of Load, =.
Z D.. who have boon visiting at the home
s~-@-BIr. and Mrs. NJ O. corrigan, left
( Wednesday evening for West Baden
suriugs Ind, whore they expect TO stay
1 Until June l. They will visit Washington,
~ G.. and New York before returning
I home
1 The officers Of the Equal Suffrage as.
! ISOLATION and the committee chairman
| met for tho usual luncheon and confer
enee Monday AZ tho Grand. Plans were
| perfected for tho May day sale. The COM
I mittoo reporting that about 10 dolls Of
I al sizes and nntlonaiities would be ready
l some Of them arc already spoken for
I the general feeling seeming TO DO that
/ with the war Btill on and German I'm
portations probiematic It's Just as well
4 IN dc C1rstruas shopping along the doll
line earlier than ever. An especially
clever display Is 20 DO made In connee-
tion with the oalo and the committee
promises a most attractive exhibit.
novel and pleasing feature of the lunch
con Monday WA q real suffrage cake
baked by one OF the ohairnen herself
and eatcn enthusiastically 70 the last
or1mb.
Mrs. William r. Hewitt entertained a.
an Easter party Saturday evening ana
Sunday at her home. The evening was
spenf with games and music, followed BY
supnor Prizes we're given for egg roll
ing egg hunting and racing. Miss Car
RIO Anderson carried or tho honors In
Tho roceg and egg hunting and Mr.. Adolph
IIiworth IN tho egg rolling fopuiaf
games were the order and dinner was
seryed 10 ten guests.
About twenty-five members OF inc
council Of the First Christian Bible school
M,were entertained ~ dinner Tuesday oven
ing at the homo Of Dr. and Mrs. H. G.
Williams, on elder street. The rooms
were most atfraotivoly decorated with
pink and white. wild plum blossoms be-
ing used. Dinner was followed by tho
regular meeting and conference
THE Mcpherson Avenue Improvement
club will meet only once month during
the summer and the next meeting will
be held May 8, at the home OF Mt. and
Mrs. Henry sperling Tho members are
oil 70 busy during tho spring and sum-
ner that II has been decided to hold
the meetings In the evening, until octo-
Der.
ST. PauPs General guild met Monday
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs. W. l.
Douglass and elected officers for tho merit
year. All OF tho officers were reelected
unanimously. They arei President. Mrs
w 8. stillrnan, first Vice president, Mrs.
George JacksonI second vice president,
Mrs. Emmett FINLEY; secretary. Mrs.
George Allingham. Reports show that
The women hnd a successful year and
IN spite OF the fact that they omitted
the usual entertainments for raising
money had by the payment OF dues and
In other ways managed TO raise tho
funds necessary for carrying on their
share OF church work At the close ot
the meeting refreshments were served.
The United Commercial Travellers win
give an invitationai dancing party Sat
urday evening at tho Grand
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mayne entertained
y the members Of the Glen Avenue Card
club at dinner wednesday evening. The
after dinner hours were devoted to cards
and prizoH were won by Mr. and Mrs.
W. s. Rigdon. The next meeting OF the
club will be held nj the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Rlgdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt entertained the MEM
bers OF 81. Pauls choir at a theater
party at the Strand Wednesday evening
and later at their home in Omaha. Mr..
Pitt Is director Of tho choir
A group Of neighhors and friends sur
prihed Mr. w A. Graft wednesday even
ing AZ his home on Fairmont avenue.
the occasion being his birthday. five
course luncheon was served The even
ing WAS pleasantly spent with games
and music
The knights ~ Columbus entertained
Informally At their hail on wednesday
evening The early part OF the evening
was devoted 20 cards. after which dane-
ne was enjoyed
Another of the popular hlsh school
cadet baps VIII be- Elveu Friday evening,
M8t q at The Eagles hall This - the
iHHt 0t tbc school dances for tho year
and a Enod crowd la expected.
9Veen GaiheF guild oflha First Preahy'
teHIBn church met Wednesday afternoon
af Che home e Mas Marsnret 0ronewss
-a~~ hsFs far the afternoon were Miss
GraneTsa Miss KatheFinn Rono. Miss
hss HiedtF aud Nfs Theodore Grow
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