Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Council Bluffs
Social Notes

10 return TO Iowa the first OF June, and
will maze their home in Council Bluffs.
Before moving to Fort Dodge. Mr.. Solo
mon was in business here.
Mrs S F. Stevenson. 100 Park avenue.
entertained Sunday evening in honor OF
Mr.. Andren Altsmansperger, who leaves
soon for his home at Glenn's Ferry. Ida.
Eight guests were present
A most delightful childrens party was
given on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. j.
W. Terry. 500 Madison avenue, in honor
Of the fifth birthday of her small daugh-
ter. Marian. Games furnished plenty OF
fun for the little folks, and a Jack
Horner pie produced charming favors for
all. Ice cream and cake were served
late in the afternoon and were duly en-
ioyed by the children. The guerts were:
Ruth Wolfe. Virginia Dickerson, Merna
Barclay. Virginia sulhoff, Wilma Vosler
and Helen DeBar.
Mrs. c. c. Saunders left for Des Moines
to attend the meeting Of the executive
board Of the Iowa Federation OF the
Council Bluffs womans club. Mrs.
Saunders is a member of the civil service
reform committee.
Mrs Robert e. shryock arrived from
Kansas City. Mo-. Thursday. to be the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Walter l. Smith
and Judge Smith
birthday surprise for their leap
day" member. Mrs. J. P. Organ. was
given by the members OF the Ideal club,
at the close OF their regular study meet
ing at the home of Mrs. -. s. Terwil-
Tiger. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. organs
birthday falls on the extraordinary Feb
ruary -. When the large birthday cake
with lighted candles was brought into
the darkened dining room. the ladies
fell to figuring just how many years the
few candles represented. They would not
make public their conclusions. but the
candles indicated that Mrs. Organ had
not quite reached her sweet sixteenth
birthday. Besides the royal reception
and party the other club members pre-
sented Mrs. Organ with a beautiful
sandwich plate. At the study meeting
Of the club Mrs. w. B. Richards and
Mrs. Williamson gave current events.
Mrs Hanthorn told OF japanese pottery
and porcelains, Mrs. DeVol told OF
lacquered vases and embroideries, and
Mrs. NJ. r. Rohrer told of landscape gar
dfning i'm Japan. Tho next meeting will
b/Se held Tuesday and will be a musicale
under the direction OF Mrs Robert Moth.
at the home of Mrs. J. p. Organ
Mrs. Emma Sheehy of Independence.
Mo-, was the guest OF honor at the meet
ing OF the Atlas club. held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. f. w. Hough-
ton on Glen avenue. Mrs. Sheehy Is Mrs.
Hougton's sister, and lived in Council
Bluffs before her marriage. She was 81
member OF the Atlas club. The meeting
was a social affair with a short program.
Mrs Rachel Harmon gave a paper on
Victoria. Mrs. W. r. Walker spoke on
Alaska and Sitka, the former capital.
Mrs. H. A. Quinn will entertain the club
next Tuesday at a matinee party to the
orpheum. On March IA the club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Robert Peregoy. to
give the program that was to have been
rendered at this meeting.
The silver wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jens I. Jensen. who live just
outside the city limits on the Lincoln
Highway, was celebrated Sunday at their
home by over thirty relatives and friends.
rhey were married In Avoca. They
formerly lived op Washington avenue In
Council Bluffs Then years ago they
moved to a farm near Hancock and
moved back to this city only two weeks
ago. The Danish Brotherhood. OF which
Mr.. Jensen is q member, presented the
couple with a beautiful set of silver
The persons who attended the celebration
brought an elaborate dinner with, them.
Announcement has been received hers
OF the birth Of a daughter Sunday even
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps.
~, Of Denver. Mrs. Phpps was formerly
'>%fiss Gladys Hart of this city. only
daughter of Mr.. E. w. Hart. This Is
Mr.. Hart's second grandchild. the first
also being a daughter. Mary Hart Phipps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Test Stewart have
had as their guests for the last three
days Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kuykendan OF
Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart enter
tained at supper Sunday evening in their
honor and the other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Reed and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kountze, all of Omaha. Mrs.
stewart and Mrs. Kuykendall were guests
at luncheon Monday at the home Of Mrs.
Kountze and on Tuesday they had lunoh-
TO leave Thursday afternoon for Hoopes-
ton, H., to visit her daughter Mrs. Donald
McFerron and Mr.. McFerron
Miss Florence Thompson was given q
most delightful surprise Friday evening
at her home in honor OF her sixteenth
birthday. Games and music furnished
entertainment ana retfeSnfnentS served at
late hour. Twenty-Five guests were
present.
The meeting of the L. T. club, which
was 10 have been held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. II. john
son on Seventh street, has been post
poned one week on account OF illness.
st. Pauls general guild met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Adolph
-IEsno. The meeting was largely attended
and a number OF business matters were
discussed. Arrangements were made 10
continue the chain teas, which are be-
ing given by the various guilds, through
Lent. Refreshments we're served late
in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Fiori were given a
pleasant surprise Saturday evening by
a number of friends Tables were ar
ranged for the game Of high five and
prizes for high scores were won by Mrs.
John Mcmahon and John schultz. Con-
ISOLATION prizes were awarded 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ehlers. Supper was
served after the card game and dancing
Was enjoyed.
Twenty high school students were en-
tertafned At a follv marty Tuesdav eve