Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Council Bluffs
Social Notes
Ms R. Q. Williams and daughter

ana SPECTATORS lsNncn Wua served
throughout the evening
Circle No Of the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
church was most pleasantly entertained
Saturday afternoon AZ the homo Of Mrs
Charles Tyson on Harrison street Nearly
thirty members were present. An intor-
NAL program was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served
Miss lone Armstrong has AZ her guest
this week Mrs Bertha = Baird OF Mason
City, who is head Of the library there,
Mrs, Baird comes for the southwest dis
triet convention and viii remain for a
visit
Members Of the Chrestomathean class
I Of the Second Presbyterian church gave &
Y shower Saturday evening for Mrs Foneta
4 Lauterwasser at her home. q South First
street Mrs Lauterwassers marriage 70
Mr. Ernest a, slmons Of Omaha viii take
place this spring
~s.~sliss Russell Of Glenwood, who was here
for the library convention Wednesday,
was the guest Of Mrs. II W. Binder until
Thursday, when tho home trip was made
in the Binder car
An especially delightful affair WIS the
May day dancing party Monday evening
at the Masonic temple by the members Of
Council Bluffs chapter No AL. order Of
Eastern Star. About l25 people were pres
ent A eix-piece orcestra furnished fine
music for dancing and the floor was In
excellent condition. IN addition to the
lodge members q number Of guests we're
present.
Mrs. Anthony Merrill gave the first Of
= series Of lectures to be given IN this
city Tuesday morning at lO:80 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Horace Everett MAX
ing the Most Of Your Life was Mrs
Merrilrs subject and her talk was greatly
enjoyed by an audience ~ women. Mrs,
Merrill gave her second leetFe Thurs
day morning Al the home Of Mrs Charles
Test Stewart, when her subject was "The
Place Of Beauty" After concluding her
course here Mrs. Merrill wifi 20 directly
20 Moline, H., where She Will b. The
guest Of Mrs George Peck who Is plan
ming lecture tea in her honor.
The April meeting Of the w G a. was
held Monday afternoon AZ the home Of
Mrs V. H. Treynor Arrangements we're
made for letting the contract for paving
I TO be done about the hospital grounds
including the driveway from tho engine
house 10 the new nurses home. Plans
for the furnishing Of the home were also
discussed and II was decided to have the
, formal opening to the public before the
\uurses move In. Tho date was not def
g1itely decided, but will be arranged as
boon as possible, The women spent the
afternoon folding sponaes for the hospi-
cal and light refreshments were served
One Of the most delightful affairs
W the past week was the 'at home"
.fven by Mrs. Clarence Sherman An
rews Of Morningside avenue Monday
fternoon and evening I'm honor Of Mr.
and Mrs Guy Andrews, who were re-
Gently married In Des Moines. In the
receiving line were Mrs. Andrews. Mr.
and Mrs Guy Andrews. Mrs. ]. n. Par
&sona OF Des Moines. Mrs. J. L. Morris
-yof Galesburg, H., and Mrs, J. j. Doty OF
Y Shenandoah. The rooms were most at
tractivey decorated with quantities OF
flowers, deep pink roses and the Mrs.
Ward variety being used in profnsion.
Refreshments were served IN the dining
room, where large baskets Of roses were
pleaslngly used, Presiding at the table
during the reception hours were Mrs,
George williamson Mrs J. p Wallace
and Mrs. A. NJ. Martin Assisting In the
reception rooms and dining room during
the afternoon and evening were Mrs, IL.
w Binder. Mrs. w. X Foote, Mrs.
Logan Of Omaha, Mrs Lewis Cutler.
y Mrs Henry Windheim, Mrs. NJ, Gal
lagher, Miss Laroise Dempster, Miss
Adele Davis of Omaha. Miss Mildred
Fleming. Miss Hazel Long, Miss Ada
Fuller Miss Martha Green. Miss Laura
Mathews. Miss Minerva Qninby. Miss
" Josephine stueben, Miss Lois Adrich
And Miss Helen Wahl. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrews will make their home in coun-
ell Bluffs They plan 70 go to house
keeping later on, but will remain for the
present with Mr. and Mrs. 9. $. AM
dreWs. and win probably spend much OF
the summer at the Andrews cottage az
Lake okohoi
Mrs j. sullivan entertained the art
department OF the Council Bluffs Wo-
mans club al her homo on Monday even
ing and a most pleasant evening was
spent amid the castles and abbeys Of
England Mrs sullivan gave very IN
tercsting account Of the famous and well
preserved historical castle Of Warwick.
Mrs r. j. Towslcc told " tho strong
castle Of Windsor ncar London long the
residence ~ kings an irregular parallel
\ In form with massive towers overlook
ina the river Thames, and composed ~
gs9 rooms hnf- Sanford gave deacrip.
lion ~ Kenilworth castle II historical
and romantic significance now ln ruins,
founded early IN me twelfth reHtUty.
and later improved and enlarged at
enormous expense Mrs pollle Bafgeas
save hrief description Of Tinimn
ahbfs ttnug 70 t etrls establishment
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-of the Wye river ~ ils wonderful. fHfma
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