Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Social Affairs
Of the South Side

Misses Bcssic Ainsworth. Hope Hib-
bard and Jessie Tucker spent the week
end at Lincoln
The O. +. +. club was entertained at a
luncheon at the home of Miss Hope
Hibbard Thursday afternoon. The table
had a centcrpicce OF green carnations
and the favors were green silk hats.
All the members of the club were pres
ent,
one Of the finest programs OF the year
was given at the last meeting of the
south side Woman's club Tuesday after
noon in library hall Art and architecture
was the topic. Mrs. William Davis was
the leader Mrs +. \, Cressey gave,
The Origin of Dutch School" Mrs.
Davis, The Portrait Painter, Rem
brandt" Mrs, +. G. Oliver. "Cuyp, the
Landscape Painter" Mrs. IL. c. Vermil-
lion, "Ryke Museum" lfive-mnute talks
were given by Mrs. George Brown on
"Haarlem Cathedral Mrs. p. S. Moore,
Winter Palace" Mrs. NJ. f. Reynolds,
"Old Dutch Prison." and Mrs. q. q,
Neuman, Wind Mills"
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Morris entertained
the cnoir of the Grace Methodist church
at their home Friday evening. Announce
ment Of the engagement of one of the
members. Miss Tile Scutter. to Joseph
Bartlett was made. The marriage will
take place in the near future.
Miss Ruth Griffin entertained at st.
Patrick's party Friday evening at her
home. The decorations and entertain
ment of the evening was appropriate
for the day. Eight couples were present.
V,I Tgg-
slonary societies of the city were en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mesdames
John Robb, Fred Goerne and J. w. Nor
ris at the home of the latter. This was
a typical Irish affair. The house was
prettily decorated in green and Irish
luncheon was served by Irish maids. A
very entertaining program was given.
Forty members and guests were pres
ent.
The regular meeting OF the Three
Square club was held at the home of
Miss Magma Horn Wednesday afternoon.
About all the members were present and
the usual program was given.
Mrs c. c. Clifton entertained the la
dies of the Christian church at her home
at tea Wednesday. After short busi-
nees session Mrs. Ernest Smith gave
reading.
Mrs. w. B. Routt entertained the Jit-
ney club at luncheon Friday. The after
noon was spent in kensngton work
Misses Lucille Nitsche and Sadie Roth
holtz went down to Lincoln to attend the
state basket ball tournament last week.
Miss Rothholtz was the guest at the
Delta Delta Delta sorority house and at
tended the Junior hop.
Miss Helen Cressey entertained the Card
club Tuesday evening. The house was
decorated suggestive Of st. Patricks day.
Those present were: Misses Eleanor
Alexander Helen Dennis, Sadie Roth
holtz, Magma Horn. Lucille Nitsche and
Helen Cressey; Messrs. Verdan Clark,
Paul Monroe Ralph Henry. James Davis.
James Northrup. Bryan Nixon and Paul
Orchard.
The Rev j. w. kirkpatrick OF North
Platte, former pastor Of the Grace
Methodist church OF this city is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Maberry for
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Maberry Will
celebrate their golden wedding anniver-
sary next Wednesday.
Mrs w. J. Brennan entertained the
Phil Kearney Womans Relief corps at
her home. 1894 South Twenty-sixth street,
last Saturday afternoon. After the trans
action OF few business matters, the
afternoon was spent IN visiting Dainty
refreshments were served by the host
ess The meeting was largely attended
The Bethany girls Of the Grace Metho-
dist church were entertained by Mrs. A.
r. Stryker Friday evening. The decora-
tions were spring flowers. Members pres
ent were: Misses Ann Grove. Helen Dem
mis-, Cleora Franz, Nellie Carroll, Bessie
Miller Irene Schoening, Helen Van SAINT,
Pearl BlubauEh, Flossie Rominder, Doris
Van SAINT, Gertrude Bethim and Marie
Beatty.
Mrs. George Shallcross was given a !
pleasant surprise Friday evening at her
home. The evening was passed in So
cial good time. Those present were
Mesdames Smith. Bruce, Stickley. Fisher, !
Newman, Wells. Compton, Way, Whiten. |
Brown, Thurman, Allen, s. Whiten, Pearl. |
] Newman and Stearns; Misses Mayme 7
Shallcross. Winfred Shallcross, Ruth
Shallcross, Sylera Schnell. Fay Stearns. |
Pearl Groves, Gladys Wells, Mable Groves, 1
Rge Pearl. Dolly Pearl and Helen Pearl |
Messrs. John Brown, Way, Compton Per
-ine, Broderson. Pearl. Earl Weth, LLOYD
Groves, Clarence Henry, George BOYD. |
J. Allen, Warren Miller. Walter Shall |
cross, Rev. Shallcross, Carl Lutz. Lewis |
Fisher, Otto Smith, Jack Smith, Alex
Smith, Donald Way, Guy Rhyno, Clyde
Fisher Albert Newman, Joe Slavel and