Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-30
Council Bluffs
Social Notes


being served at the close by Mrs. Joseph.
assisted by Miss Mildred HON. Beside
the team members were Scout Master
Jenkins, who added much to the pleasure
OF the evening ty his singing Prof Kel-
Ter. the high school coach. and Mrs KEEL
Ter; Miss Margaret Fllckinger and Miss
Mignon Maynard, both teachers in the
high school. acl the Misses Beatrice
bunny. 1nez Fuller. Zeta Pomeroy. Bernice
Bernhsrdi. MarEaret Larson. Lettie
Glaze Hazel laws and Mildred Horn
and Master Kenneth Joseph.
South First Street chapter of st. Paurs
guild held its regular meeting at the resi-
dence of Mrs Richard Green. Monday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent in
visiting after short business session and
refreshments were served.
on Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Wolfe entertained at o'clock dim
ner, covers being laid for twelve. The
table decorations were pink roses and
the same beautiful flowers were used
Throughout the rooms. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs
jackson Day, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Keeline. Miss Thcda Beresheim, Miss Nell
Benton. Mr. Roger Cocker and Mr.. Ned
Writ The party attended the Assembly
club dance later in the evening.
The South Side Kensington club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Clarence
Nickel, Wednesday afternoon.
The Tuesday History club met Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs j. j.
Spindler. The leader for the afternoon
was Mrs. Z. q. Saunders and the study
of Bolivia was continued. The products
and industries of Bolivia were discussed
by Mrs. Painter Knox and Mrs f. H.
Hollingworth told Of the education ana
religion. The description of Las Pas was
given by Mrs. spindler and Mrs, $. B.
Snyder told of the chief cities. The DO
livlan desert and the Bolivian Andes were
described by hrs. Killpack and Mrs. ].
10. Marshall, respectively. Mrs j. X.
Cooper will be the next hostess to the
club the meeting being set for February
s, when the study OF Ecuador will be be-
gun. Mrs. S. B. snyder,will be leader for
the afternoon.
The r. E. NJ. club will be entertained at
the home Of Mrs. C. L. McAlpine. go
Third street, Wednesday afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon the members of
Morningside chapter of st. Paurs guild
held their meeting at the home Of Mrs.
George Roberts. Sewing and visiting fol-
lowed the regular business session, and
refreshments were served. The chapter
will continue the combination Of the
social features with the business meet
ings during the winter Tuesday after
noon the guild will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Bradshaw. ia Perrin
avenue.
The Assembly club gave another of its
delightful dances Friday evening Of last
week at the ballroom of the Grand. As
a prelude to the dance. a number of
members entertained at dinner. Two
more parties have been planned, one for
February 49, the other April Is.
The Ideal club met Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs b. 8. Terwiiliger.
The current events discussion was led
by Mrs ]. p. Organ and Mrs. NJ. F.
Rohrer after which the study of the
language and literature of Japan was
taken UP. The introduction of a written
language and its development was dis
cussed by Mrs. George Damon. Mrs. q.
F. Spooner told Of the different periods
Of literature and their characteristics.
Jaranese poetry, the newspapers Of Japan
rnd the foreign influence upon them were
the subjects of paper by Mrs. Freeman
Reed. The annual election OF the club
will take place Tuesday afternoon, the
time after the close of the business meet
ing being devoted to visiting. No pro-
gram viii be given. Mrs George Damon.
Mrs. George Williamson, Mrs. ], w.
Smith. Mrs. W. Il. Mcconnell and Miss
WARY DeVol will be hostesses.
A hard times party was given by the
gymnasium girls of the Young Women's
Christian association Tuesday evening at
the association rooms. Everybody came
dressed in their oldest clothes, the prize
for the funniest garb being awarded Miss
opal Randall. Games and a mock trial
furnished amusement for the evening.
Bread and water and toothpicks we're
served upstairs, after which spread of
baked beans, skim milk and crusts was
served in the dining room.
delightful musicale was given Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor society of the First
Presbyterian church, Following the pro-
gram refreshments were served, and the
rest OF the evening was devoted to so
cial time. The program consiated of a
piano solo, Prelude. f Minor" by Men,
de'ssohn, played by Miss Vivian Gray;
Dudley Bucks ION the Sea" by the In
perial quartet: cello solo. "Berceuse, "
from Jocelyn GODDARD. given by Milo
Smith. Miss Gladys Hess gave a reading
The Set OF Turquoises. by T. b. Aid
rich, and Mrs. w. w sherman sang Jes-
sic Gaynor's And T. and Logans Lad
die. Dear" Miss Gray PLAYED LA III j
aux Cbeceux de Lin by Debussy. and
Mcndclssohn's "Scherzo, + Minor" THE
Changing Hours was read by Miss Mat
thews and the quartet sang Somewhere
49, Voice Is Calling" by Tate. The musi
cle was we attended and heartily en-.
joyed.
In honor OF Miss Phoebe Spencer who
leaves soon to attend Drake university
and Mr.. John WALL who will attend Cot
nor university, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Laavlt
entertained AT dinner wednesday evening
The table was lovely in red and VIII I
roses
The Home Economics department q
the Council Bluffs Woman's club me
with Mrs. IT, W. Clark. Wednesday att
ernoon. Tho president OF the club Mr.,
Sidney Smith. announced that the bal
room at the Grand hotel has been SO
cured for the baby health contest tn
I first day OF the contest, DR. v l.. Trey
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