Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-23
Council Bluffs
Social Notes

iation BY DR. w f. Keller. Among the
kensington workers first prize was
awarded 10 Mr.. A. ]. Enbody and the con-
ISOLATION 70 Mrs Ella Henry. A three
course supper was served All knights
and Ladies OF Security were invited to
attend a club meeting Wednesday after
noon In the knights OF Pythias hall, when
Mesdannes Rose Walters, Pansy Cham
bers. Lily Waggener and Daisy Heaton
will be the hostesses
Miss Vera Cady, who has been attend
Ing the Chicago Institute OF Fine Arts.
Is spending a short vacation with her
parents here. She plans 10 return to her
work IN Chicago within few days
YThc meeting OF the Loyal womens class
N the First Christian church which was
announced 10 be held Tuesday evening
will be held a week from Thursday in
stead at the home OF Mrs, Bundy, iiii
Avenue y,
k~~Is honor OF Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait
who spoke Mt the auditorium Sunday
evening and remained In Council Bluffs
until Monday afternoon, when che left
for Sioux City, an informal luncheon
was given In the Dutch room at the
women we're also guests. The tables we're
most attractive with decorations OF flow
ers and pennants in the suffrage yellow
and the guests greatly enjoyed the privi-
lege of meeting socially the woman whose
address they had 30 enjoyed,
Mrs. George Reye entertained at most
enjoyable meeting Of the Benevolent So
ciety Of the English Lutheran church at
her home. A short business meeting was
held and social hour followed. The
hostess served a dainty four-course lunch
con- covers being laid for twenty The
next meeting will be held al the home Of
Mrs. Charles johnson.
The II. and s. club met Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. John Groom
A two-oour luncheon was served by
the hostess. Tho "cut-for-all' prize was
won by Mrs George Guss. The club will
meet April 81 at the homo Of Mrs Howe,
no First avenue.
Mrs. N. p. Dodge and Miss Caroline
Dodge left Monday for a visit with
friends ut g.. Louis, Mo,
Mrs. II. H. Cutler and Mrs. ". A. Cut
Ter and little daughter. Mary Louise, left
} Monday for visit with friends and
relatives in Chicago and Laporte, Ind.
Mrs. Gertrude r. Nash. formerly Of
Audubon, now of Los Angeles, Cal, was
among the guests at the suffrage lunch
son given nj the Grand Monday in honor
! Of Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. Mrs.
~Nash has been prominent in the work
Of the Iowa woman's clubs and served
in 1909 and 1910 as president OF the state
federation. Since the death OF her hus-
band. the late John A. Nash, she has
made her home In California, coming 10
Iowa to spend few weeks working and
speaking for the Equal Suffrage assoc
citation.
Mrs. Roland crockwell Of st. Louis,
. mo-, Is spending few weeks as the
guests OF her parents, Mrs. and Mr.
Spencer Smith, on Third street,
Mr. Ray T. Fleming and Miss Ada
Sherman. both of this city were quietly
. married Tuesday afternoon by Rev. T.
". Mackay at All Saints church in
Omaha. They will make their home In
Council Bluffs. Mr.. Fleming is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Fleming 1922 Fifth
avenue. The bride has been living at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Mallory
1923 Avenue d. The wedding was quiet
one, only the immediate relatives being
present
Mr.. Richard e. James and Miss Eva
Cook both Of Lincoln. Neb, we're mar
RED Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
parsonage Of the Trinity Methodist Epis-
. eopal church by Rev. M. J. Rarlck
They were accompanied by ar and Mrs
Charles D. Best. also Of Lincoln. and all
four left on the evening train for that
place. Mr.. James is engaged in the
mercantile business at Lincoln. and he
and his bride will make their home
\ there.
y Leon Olsen, l4s West Broadway, enter
tanned fourteen of his little friends in
honor OF his eighth birthday The af-
ternoon was thoroughly enjoyed by the
little folks. a two-course luncheon was
served at o'clock.
The Atlas club met Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. j. T. Hamilton for
the election Of officers and the discus
sion Of various matters Of business. Mrs
Hamilton was elected president; Mrs.
Lyman Shugart, vice president; Mrs
Wood Allen. secretary and treasurer for
the next year. Current events were gem
orally discussed and plans for next
wears work suggested. The course Of
study has not been definitely decided
hut has been left TO the program com
mitte6. Mrs Hamilton, Mrs, F. W
Fioushton and Mrs c, y. Kimbalt A
called meetinF VIII he held later on 10
complete arrangement for the program
and several social meetings will Be held
later IN the season.
The art department OF the Council
hluas womans club met Tuesday even
lnS AZ the home o. Mrs PAGE Morrison
and spent q most enjoyable time In the
study % oxford Mrs. Morrison was The
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