Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-09
Social Affairs
of the South Side

Mise Jennie Finley. popular slumna
I Of the South High school, leaves today
| for Dakota Junction. Neb.. where she will
| take up her work as a school teacher.
Mrs. Russell Burrses entertained at a
/ kensington social at her home wednos-
| day afternoon
Mrs J. +. Curtis is III with an attack
Of Ia grippe. She is restins at her
home.
Rev. J. w Alber Of tho First Chris
tian church IL quite m with an attack
Of tonsilitis. He Is confined to his bed
at the parsonage
Mrs Frank Hiner. 1919 North Twenty
sixth street will entertain the women Of
the First Christian church Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Winters will entertain the
Adah Kensington at her home. lO2S North
Nineteenth street. Thursday afternoon.
The condition OF Mrs. Charles Mahl is
reported to be somewhat improved.
Misses Hazel Cook and MsuTine Muir
dock returned TO Lincoln Monday. where
they are attending the Nebraska State
university. Miss Nina McWilliams. senior
at the Wesleyan university at University
Place. also returned to school, after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. r. II. Dennis entertained the rlen-
bers of the economic department Of the
South Omaha Womans club Thursday
afternoon al her homo. She was assisted
as hostess by Mesdames Byron Glow. A..
w. Tagg and w. A. Nitsche. The pro-
gram was directed by Mrs. IT. 3. Berg
duist and r. NJ. Laverty.
The marriage Of Mr.. John w Johnson
and Miss Ella Wright. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. FTcnk Rowe. came as a COM
plete surprise TO their many friends. Fri
day afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson went
quietly 10 Papillion, where they were
married. After q short wedding trip they
will be at home TO their friends at the
homo of Mrs. Rowe, 421O South Thirtieth
street.
The Thursday afternoon Whist club
was entertained by Mrs. j. @. Robertson
at her home. 2513 A street, Thursday af-
ternoon. Guests Of the club were pres
ent, including Mesdames Smith, Eads and
Fitzgerald. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Northrup and Mrs Robertson. Members
present we're:
Mesdames- Mesdamee-
w. Lake, W. B. Rout,
II. Wasem, j. Northrup.
Benkie, j. Robertson.
8. Franklin,
Mrs Roy Dennis entertained the Auc-
ton Bridge club Thursday afternoon at
her home. Prizes were won by Mrs. SIC
Elroy and Mrs. Jameson. Those present
were: Mosdames Tobln, NJ. Hinchey,
George Frances, F. Ames, Furen, j. Nc
Elroy, Hunter of Council Bluffs, NJ. Gull
kin. Allingham. Jameson and r. Dennia.
Mrs. William Routt entertained MEM
bors OF the Jolly Dozen Card club at a
o'clock luncheon Monday afternoon. The
centerpiece was set with a beautiful
mound OF roses. Covers were laid for;
ADesdames- Mesdames-
C. w. Hathaway. ]. A. Pulliam.
III. Hathaway, l.. V. Pulltam.
Earle Burke, w. II. Hancock,
c. A. Cline, II. Delaney,
w. a. Rosing, i. HaVoka,
II. @. Bowker, w. II. Routt.
Mrs. Earl Abbott entertained a card
club at her home Monday afternoon. High
five was the popular game of the after
noon. Guests of the club were Mrs. ].
w. Sandon and Mrs. Adams, Those who
attended are:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
A. More. @. Dyck,
d. Monerer, w. Kellogg,
J. Cummings. Kilker,
J. T. Considene, Gallager,
Il. +. Saalfield. Woods
Inc GtrlS CiuD entertained AT tnelT All
nuai dancing party Friday evening at the
Moose hall. The hall was decorated in
red and gold. The evenings program
proved one OF the most successful parties
ever given by the club. Much credit is
due the girls, especially for the hall
decorations. Those present were;
Misses Misses
Marie KruR. Ann Maurer.
Helen Tyner, Sadie Rothholtz,
Gladys Van SAINT Lucille Nitsche.
khrgarete FitsgeraldLlllie Stienberg.
Agnes Fitzgerald, Louise Schindle,
Elsa Smith, Hazel Cook,
Viola williams Mittie Ward.
Cathrine Crawford, Gladys King.
Clare Dworak, Marie Staroskle.
Ann Higgins, Amanda Peterson,
Edna Esther, Helen Dennis.
Messrs.- Messrs.-
Lee Lowry, James Koutsky,
Russell Phillp, Paul Jordon.
Philip Russell, Edward Schmidt,
John Schultz, Paul Shields.
Leanord Blessing. Ralph Henry,
Edward Humpal. Paul Monroe,
Lester Robinson, Morris Olsen,
Channy Mann, Julius Stienberg,
Paul Orchard. John Ward.
Shirley Menefee, George Schmidt.
Russell Barclay, John Mccullough.