Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-21
Council Bluffs
Social Notes

ibDtlst anu d. HHu@ElliIS VI luG w
casion, each guest presented Miss
lonson with dainty handkerchief.
Mrs. Angelina Brinsmaid was host
rss to the Garden club Tuesday after
noon. The subject for discussion was
wild flowers. Mrs. F. W. Doan led
md illustrated the lesson with many
specimens Of native wild flowers and
their descriptions. Other members
brought specimens, also, and the
afternoon proved most interesting,
The hostess. assisted by Mrs. Doan,
ierved tea late in the afternoon.
The World Wide guild presented a
most excellent Hawaiian program at
their regular May meeting held
Thursday evening at the home of the
Misses Gertrude and Hazel jacobson
on Pierce street. Miss Marjorie
Clizbe gave aloha De" in costume,
md Miss Hazel Jacobson, Hawaii,
Paradise Of the Pacific" Hawaiian
Legends and Myths" by Miss Ada
Fuller, and Chapters from Ha-
waiian Boys Life" followed Miss
Hazel Bond took as subject, "Hs-
Waii, Land Of Flowers and Song
Mrs Henry Peterson sang Ali
VIOLA" Miss Hazel Longs subject
was "Christus Redemption Ha-
waii.p Ukalelc music was interspersed
through the program, which closed
with a review Of the play, The Bird
of Paradise"
The Madrigal club gave a spring
program Tuesday evening at the
home Of Miss Ina Yonnkerman on
Benton street. Miss Bess Battey
played the Sixth Hungarian Dance"
by Brahms, and when the Roses
Bloom" by Reichard, was sung by
Miss Hazel Long. Miss Marguerite
Brown gave The Reyerie.' Mrs.
John Vitamvas sang Awake Little
Flower" Sindings "Fruhiing Rau-
schen," by Miss Mile Sporting, and
Carrie Jacob Bonds Still Unex-
press't' sung by Mrs. Carl Taylor,
closed the very interesting program.
A very delightful musicale was
given Tuesday afternoon under the
auspices Of Circle No. 8 of the First
Congregational church at the home
Of Mrs. John z. Davis. The vocal
numbers were given by Mrs. ]. w.
Beardsley, Mr. Walter jenkins, Mrs.
Lucius Pryor and Miss Agnes Wick
ham. A trio for piano, violin and
cello was given by Miss Florence
Senior, Mrs. Herman Kulesh and
Miss Wood Doris Ross and Kath-
crime Searle played piano duet. Re
ffeshments were served after the pro-
gram. .#.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Harriet Metz of
Omaha to Mr.. William +. Schnorr Of
this city. the wedding to take place
Wednesday evening, June z, at All
saints church in Omaha.
An interesting program has been
arranged for a recital to be given
Sunday afternoon at the Laustrup
music store by Miss Luella Ander-
son and Miss Nostitz Naimska Of the
Council Bluffs School of Violin and
Piano.
The Chrestomethean class OF the
Second Presbyterian church met in
the church parlors Tuesday evening.
The hostesses for the occasion were
The Misses Esta Nicholson, Anna
Price, Marguerite Sharples and Helen
Magruder and Mrs. George A. Ray,
Miss Jet Thrush, Miss Loweod Car
son and Mrs. Tatroe Of Cumberland,
Md, were special guests. The even
ing closed with refreshments.
The Iowa New Workers will be at
home to Iowa women who will be
In New York attending the General
Federation Of Women's clubs Friday,
May 20, at the Hotel Aston from 2 to
p. m. Mrs James GARRISON is pres
ident Of the organization and all Iowa
women are invited to attend.
A surprise was given Monday even
ing in honor of Mr. Ray Compton
and his bride, who are guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reider
on Glen avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Compton we're married in Washing
ton, d. G.. and are on their way 10
Portland, Ore, where Mr. Compton
Is engaged in the practice Of law
"A number OF Mr. Compton's old
friends called in body and very
happy evening was spent.
Mrs. John Gretzer entertained
Morningside chapter of st. Pauls
guild Tuesday afternoon. There
were number OF guests and the
afternoon was spent in visiting. The
chapter will meet June o at the home
Of Mrs. A. {. Bentley, sl2 Noorhis
street.
A special meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon by the Moth
crs' club OF the Third Street school
for The purpose OF making paper
flowers 10 be used for tho May fcs-
tlYal. which is 10 be held at the Audi
forum Friday evening,
MIR, C. l., lnmaH and Miss Ruby
G. Ray were married Sunday after
The morning service at the Trinity
Methodist church by the pastor, Rev
NJ ! Rariek. Mr.. aud Mrs. inman
gre both very we'll known and pdpa-
ar young people ii this eity and
will make their homr here,
An informal dance al The Boat
club Saturday evening was enjoyed
~ about forty members III the junior
class ri the High school Miss
kruekeHhtFg and Nf Carl J. Eriek,
son pt The faculty agted AZ ehepes
'pnrs
This senior class at The commercial
department. ct Clio High school vas
entertained Saturday tgtnlns hF Miss
Eva lemfF a. hrf home at bHmttts
Ihs aft department Nd the Council
Elai6 NemahA eluh held An oNeH
meeting AZ The High school Slides
numbering about aietv had hssn ab
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