Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-17
Council Bluffs
Social Notes !

Guy Burkett OF lie Grand, Ore, at the
Boat club Sunday.
Miss Grace Smith returned Tuesday
from Scranton. where she spent a
week visiting former schoolmate at
Rockford college, Miss Hiril Henning.
Mrs. J. w. Squire is spending sew
eral weeks visiting her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Squire, in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Peterson and
two sons returned Monday from a
weeks auto trip. While away they
visited Mrs. Peterson's mother and
sister at Pleasantville, la.
s. Miss Mary c. Oursler Of Washing
don, D. c.. who has been the guest Of
her uncle, J. NJ. Oursler, left Tues
day for Odebolt for visit with DR..
". n. Oursler before leaving for her
home.
Tuesday evening Miss Blanche
Bond entertained the L. H., D. club.
The evening was spent enjoying music
and games and later a three-course
Hncheon was served. The club had
as its guests Misses Bessie and Flor
ence Van Tuyle.
\, The members of St. Adams lodge,
knights OF Pythias, surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Atwood of Lewis town
ship by arriving at their country home
early last Sunday morning. The guests
were instructed in the art OF grape
packing and became so expert that
Several hundred baskets were filled
during the day At noon bountiful
dinner was served by the host and
hostess.
Mrs. E. r. Holmes OF Chicago was
the guest of honor at luncheon
given Tuesday by Mrs. Theodore
. Grow. After luncheon the entire
party attended the matinee at the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wadsworth, ac-
eompanied by their son, John, and
Miss Berdina Snyder, left Wednesday
for the east. John Wadsworth will
enter Dartmouth this fall and Miss
Snyder will be student at Wellesley.
Miss Besley made the best score,
1l3, in the eighteen-hole medal handi-
cap played Wednesday by the Wom-
ems Golf club, Mrs B. o. Bruing-
ton was second, having score of ll8.
Mrs. Burlington and Mrs. John P.
Davis tied twice in the putting match,
Mrs. Davis finally winning the match.
The women will play an eighteen-hole
match against DOGGY next Wednes-
day afternoon for prize which will
be donated by Mrs. E. A. Wickham.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holmes enter
tanned informally Monday evening in
honor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Holmes OF Chicago. Musical
numbers were given by Mr.. Evans
and Mr.. West.
The woman's club of the railway
mail service was entertained at the
home of Mrs. J. c. Hull Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock luncheon. Six
teen members were present and Mrs.
Pardo of Omaha and Mrs. Smith were
club guests. No program was given
but each member related some vaca-
ton experiences in response to roll
call
Wednesday afternoon the ]. K. club
met at the home OF Mrs. ]. G. Viii
liams. Cards furnished the after
noon's entertainment, the prize for
high score being won by Mrs. Martin
Follett. Mrs. ]. w. Schiller won the
consolation prize and Mrs. William
Marquardt the cut for all The club
guests were Mrs. Dan Kinney, Mrs.
George Boswell and Mrs. William
Seymour. Luncheon was served after
the game. The club will meet Sep
TENDER u at the home of Mrs. Ar
iington Wright. ....
The members OF the Women's Re-
lief corps gave surprise party at
the home Of Mrs. D. o. Brown, on
Benton street, Tuesday afternoon in
/. honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, a
member, who is going to Fort
Dodge to make her home with her
son. The afternoon was most enjoy
ably spent with kensington work and |
refreshments were served late in the
afternoon. About thirty members
were present. The special guests
were Mrs. McFadden Of this city and
Mrs. Alright Of Topeka, Kan.
Tuesday morning the Garden club |
met at the home OF Mrs. John Wood
ward and spent very delightful time
admiring her charming garden. Some
of the most delightful features of the |
garden are Mexican morning glory, |
covered with beautiful blue blossoms |
and. climbing over the porch; a bed
of heliotrope roses, water hyacinths, |
lilies and many other flowers. The |
club members had a very attractive |
collection of asters and roses. Mrs. |
Thomas Metcalf, ST., gave a talk on |
the cultivation OF dahlias, which was
very instructive as we'll as entertain
Ing. The subject was very appropriate
as Mrs: Meteaif has been unusually
successful in the growing of that
plant. The luncheon table was at
tractively decorated with quantities OF
flowers from Mrs. Woodward's own
garden. On September 26 the club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
Metcalf, sr.
Mrs. ]. A. Miller and daughter,
Sadie, left Tuesday for Douds Le-
ando to visit Mrs. Miller's mother,
who is "a years old and quite feeble.
Announcement was made Tuesday
OF the marriage Of Mr.. Jack Hutch.
inson and Miss Elma May JUL, both
OF this city. The marriage took place
August rs, at Glenwood, and has been
kept secret The bride has been
living with her parents at l242 Fair
mount avenue, but the young couple
will now go to housekeeping at 628
Washington avenue. Mr., Hutchinson
is manager of the tabulating depart
ment Of the Citizens Gas and Elec-
trio company and the bride has been
draft clerk in the First National bank
in Omaha
Mrs. Laurence Winship of Boston,
formerly Miss Ruth Spindler or TINS
city, was the guest of honor at a