Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

White, who has charge of the garden
work. is making plans for a Saturday
morning market, where the boys and
girls can bring their produce for sale
each week. Tho committee having in
charge the proposition for cleaning the
streets reported that much interest is be-
ing shown and that the plan Is progress
ing rapidly. Announcement was made
that a round table. open to all mothers
OF the city, will be held at the high
school auditorium. Friday. March 81. At
that time DR.. Ferris will give a talk on
''The Psychology OF Punishment In the
Home and School"
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin 2. Spetman enter
tanned at auction bridge Monday evening,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Dutton, who leave soon to make their
home in Vermont Three tables of auc-
ton bridge was played and the prizes for
high scores were won by Miss Tulare
Linltey and Mr.. Don Stoufer. Mrs. Dut-
ton was presented with the guest prize.
Following the card game a course supper
was served. covers being laid for four
teen.
Tho art department Of the Council
Bluffs woman's club met Monday even
ing at the public library, an interesting
time being spent in the study OF the Ach-
field cathedral. Miss Mite Pile gave the
history of the cathedral. beginning with
the Norman structure of the thirteenth
century erected on the foundation Of the
early Saxon church. which suffered by
reason Of It's exposed condition from the
invasion of the Danes, and later from tho
soldiers OF Cromwell Sha also told of
its later restoration under various archi-
tects. Mrs. Dollie Burgess gave an ex-
cellent description OF the exterior Of the
red sandstone cathedral OF Lichfield
from different angles OF view. mentioned
as the queen OF English Cathedrals.'
Its charm as the most beautiful and
symmetrical of cathedra1s was mem
toned. The richly sculptured 'front.' the
long lancet windows and the remarkably
Lady chapel were included in her descrip-
ton. Mrs. J. e. Wallace told OF the in
terror OF the cathedral. a soft red in
color. speaking especially OF the long or
vista effect of the nave. The clustered
piers, the fine carved work. the geometri-
cal tracertes. the choir. galleries and the
Lady chapel were all described. The
@@oAs NAaHCig pOAgHOIAA III bnt
states Is the only one OF its kind in
England. Miss Rice told in a pleasing
way Of Samuel Johnson. the most
dominant figure in England for the
greater part OF the eighteenth century.
and OF his connection with the cathedral.
His home and some OF his characteristics
were described. Miss Rice also told OF
the tablet erected TO his memory in the
cathedral and OF the two monuments.
one near the cathedral, erected to him in
Lichfield. Miss Rice also read Haw-
thornes description in "Our Old Home"
of the colossal monument portraying the
figure of Johnson, and the has rellefs
picturing themes from his life. The next
meeting of the department will be held
March 20.
Mrs. v. p. Gay was hostess OF the L.
L. club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Gay
won the club prize and the card game wa ;
followed by a course luncheon. The
guests were seated at one long table. at
tractively decorated with spring flowers.
In addition TO the members there were
present Mrs. ]. p. Christensen, Mrs /.
Aucci, Mrs. S. Z. Whaley and Mrs. A.
c. Lane. The club will meet next Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. ]. G. Crsbtree.
A wedding of interest TO a large circle
Of Council Bluffs people took place at
noon Thursday. when Miss Hazel Arnd
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Arnd
and Mr.. Elmer J. Martens OF West Side
! Ia. were united In marriage. The cere-
mony took place at the home Of tho
brides parents and Dr. A. G.. A. Bux-
ton OF 81. Paurs Episcopal church Of