Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

the mrtnbofa 9f The Garden club post
Doned their regular meeting for week
ana viii Bic entertained next Tuesday
afternoon ~ the home Of Mrs A, M
Jackson. Mrs, Jackson will be asalsteA
IN entertaining by Mrs, J Il, Reed
| The nio0ting Of Tho w. II. q. club,
which waa % have been held April ~
at the home ~ Mrs Charles Thomas. las
been indefinitely postponed
ilary Schultz was RiYen surprise
party Friday evening II honor Ut his
birthday The evening WAS spent with
music and games. after which supper
wos served. TwentY.aix guests were press
ent
Lee W, Hecd and Miss Helen Gaines.
both N this city we're married Mon
day ~ Dies Monea Mr. and MIS- Read
wont from Des Molnea to Kansas CITY.
but will return later 70 make their home
here. They expect however, 20 be away
most ~ tho summer. The bride II the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, NJ g. Gaines,
1ls Third avenue, and Mr.. Read is the
son " Mr. and Mis-, ~, ~, Read, a0l
B0utb Twenty fourth street Both young
people are graduates ~ the Council
Bluffs High school Mr.. Read later
graduated from the University " Colo
rado, md - now employed by the Ma
tlohal Roofing company " Omaha. The
bride has been a stenoRrapher for the
Bankers Reserve Live company, also Of
Omaha.
Tho members Of tbs vi Deem club were
entertained by Mra. w. II, James at
her home on Wednesday afternoon. KEN
ginRton work occupied most Of the time
until I o'clock, when the hostess served
10 t~o.coprac luncheon Mrs. James
was presented With hostess prize, two
hand-paintcd plates, and for perfect at
tendance during The club season was
given two additional plates, Mrs Harry
Woods, who also had the distinction ~
not having missed meeting, was
awarded hand-Dalnted cup and aaneer
hs prize. A short business session
wns held, after which the club adjourned
to meet April 70 at the home Of Mrs.
NJ. NJ sizer. 345 Hyde avenue.
Tho University club gave up the
greater part of the study hour Wednes-
day afternoon 10 q most interesting talk
on equal suffrage, given by Mrs IL g..
N#HUIflNF ~ hPliuAIbH ~ AhARlAAt 1AE@
cuBeion followed, the club declaring IT.
self unanimously IN favor o. votes for
women. Later In the afternoon a short
time Was devoted 10 the history lesson,
Mrs J.. NJ. Mathews giving an interest
ing paper on Geography Of the 18TH
mus" Tho next meeting will be held
April n In tho public library.
Mr. and Mrs. George u. Hughes Of
Turley avenue celebrated their silver
wedding Anniversary Wednesday. having
been married twenty-five years ago.
The Book Lovers completed the study
of Charles Dickens Tale Of Two Cit
les" nj the regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon nt the home Of Mrs.
Charles r. officer. The first topic, Con
dtIon Of the French Government in the
Latter Half Of the Eighteenth Cen
fury" was given IN three parts by Mrs.
II. W. Tilton. Mrs A. NJ. Jackson and
Mrs. r. w. Dean. Mrs, J. II. Reed re-
viewed book three In most interest
ing manner. The program closed with a
reading Of Kate Douglas Wigglns "A
ehlldA Journey with Dickens" by Mrs, |
o. r. tefferts. The club will hold one
more study meeting April 20 at the home
Of Mrs. officer.
Mrs. i. J. Sullivan was reelected |
leader Of the home economies depart |
ment Of the Council Bluffs Woman's |
club al meeting held at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. IT, l.. Dncil |
was reelected associate leader and Mrs. |
q, w, Turner WINS elected secretary. Mrs. |
Paul Kodwelsa. Mrs Turner and Mrs.
Ernest Cook were appointed commit
lee 70 arrange the program and course
n study for neSt year Mrs Sullivan 4
read a most interesting and hepful pa
per discussing hWhat Home Economics
Really Is" An Informal discussion fol.
lowed aud refreshments were served hy
the hostess. assisted ny Mrs w. A.
Johnson and Mrs r J. Towalee,