Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
Council Bluffs
Social Notes


Social club st lta last meeting ut bs
knights of PythiaH' hall At high five
first prize was AWARDED 10 Miss Mary
Ewing and the consolation 20 Mrs e. y
Walters. Among the kensingion workers
Mrs. Etoyla Mattingly won first prike
and the consolation went 10 Mrs Ella
Henry. Tho club viii meet again
Wednes1oy afternoon with Mrs. Annie
B1ae0m. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright. Mrs
Myrtle Loronz and Mrs Anna gehack
9s the bosfes6es
The meeting ~ the looai chapter ~ thl
daughters N The American Revolution
planned for Thursdny afternoon ~ tlc
home Of Mrs. H. =. gchocn,gen, has beel
indefinitely postponed on account of tha
Illness of Mrs sehosntgsn's young son.
About twenty members of the i,saeheJ.
sky Music club met saturday afternoon NJ
tho home ~ Miss Helen Mann 70 atudp
Haydn and bis music Miss Martha X Re'
gave pleasing violin SOLO aecompani u
by Miss Freda kabady. and Miss Mads-
line Fisher played "IArks IN tbe Meadow
on the piano. A. O'Clock supper Wa
served, closing n most deigbtful after.
noon The clab will meet again the III II
faturday In May ~ The home ~ Herbeti
snlth on Madison avenue
Following tho rendition of a dellRhtfjl
program tho last scheduled meeting NJ
tbs year members of the musical d..
parlmoBt ~ the Council Bl0ffg W0mana
club elected officers for next year Mon.
day afternoon ut The home ~ Mrs, ctar,
eneo Hafor On Franklin avenue. The gf
fleers for the ysaf 6Fsf Lander Mrs !
E, Whii6cs, associate leader, Mrs. q. y
Waller; secretary. Mrs. u. n Palmer,
chairman program committee. Mra. hob,
srt Moth. The program w8s given ~
planned and WIS an exceptionally peass
Ing 0ne. The three numbers by tie hlRp
school orchestra WAS especially good.
Most interesting papers we're read by Mrs.
Henry Peterson, Mrs. u, A. T0Wslee, Mis-
Fern Baker Mrs. Robert moth. Miss
WlBHrod fAahy and delightful vocal solos
BY Miss Marguerite Powers, Miss Veima
Mlehenfr snd Miss Gladys Anderson. A
vocal SOTO with violin obligGt0 was most
beautifully rendered by Miss Velfnd
bichsn9r ana Mrs. Herman Kuiesh, and
piano solos we're given by Miss Florence
Senior The department n planning an
extra meeting some time IN May for n
review program 6nd recital II 10 be
given NJ the home of Mrs Wallace JD
April % by Miss Sophia Rsimfka and Miss
Luella Anderson, 10 which 6l members
6f the w0WaB's club ars invited.
The South First street chapter Of gt
Pagpa guild held delightful meeting
Monday afternoon NJ the home Of Mrs
= II. Evans on NH street The hostess
was assisted in serving Tefresbuents ana
IN entertaining by Mrs. H. -. Evans Of
Minneapolis. Other guests 0f the after.
mon we're Mrs. A. -. C0ok, Mrs. clago
Ward and Mrs. J. =. Williams of Omaha,
and Mrs, q. NJ. Martin md Mrs. q. w.
Gibson Or Council Bluff. The chapter
VIII BE- entertained at lts next meeting ~
Mrs. A. J. A8nuelson at her home 20
Commercial street
The Christian EBdsayor Of the First
Christian church held business and
social meeting Monday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy r. Ieayitt
~ ~s Lincoln avenue. About thirty Of
The young people we're present The
Leeyltt home was decorated In red and
white, tho Endeav0r colors. The even
ing was spent with music ana games
0hd rsfreshments were served. The hos-
Tess employed most unique idea In
serving lunch, small boxes OF lunch |
were hidden all about tho house and |
tbs guests had 70 find tho hiding places |
About twenty members Of the Mad |
flgal club gathered SATURDAY evening /
Mt the homo OF the Misses Grace ana |
Florence Senior on Canning street. The |
program 40 arranged wa carried out and |
the evening wss a most delightful ono
Ths homS Of Mrs. Emma Ingalls, on |
West Broadway was the scene Of a most
delightful meeting OF the art depart |
msnt OF the Council Bluffs Woman's
club on Monday evening The magnlfi-
cent cathedral Of ~. Paul IN London |
was the subject for the evening Mrs
J J, sullivan read an excellent paper
combining the history with tho deserlp-
ton OF the exterior OF tho great cathe.
dral, which Is situated on the north
bank OF tho Thames river She told
Of the construction aH Norman church
In tho eleventh century on a Saxon
foundation, OF rs INJURIES through fire
and lightning. Of its restoration by
lmigo Jones; Of its later reconstruction
by Christopher Wren In lts present gen
efai form Of Gothic structure with ctaasl-
cal details. Che spoke of the west front,
the corinthian portieo, the lishts 9f
black marble steps the inches With
the statues of the apostles The great
dome was one Of the special features
mentioned, surrounded as Il Is bv Sec
ond dome and surmounted ny lofty
spires Of telescope pattern. Mrs. IT, W. L
Clark gave an interesting sketch Of the
life Of the distinguished architect, 81,
Christopher Wren. Something was told
af hlH work as student AZ oxford
and ~ his later difficult task in the
reeonHlruriion of old 81 paurs church
with limited amount ~ means At hls
command sha also told ~ his burial /
hsneaih st pauls cathedral Mrs !
e Wallace Fave q description ~ thu
interior ~ che cathedral, mentioning L
ils piers, broad arches ana various
ehnpels The acoustic properties ~ the
ehlAnerlng gallery the rhdir seffpn aud
ths stalls with canonisa and turfeis wefs
slsa referred o.. She also told af tta
he'ls The great ORGAN and ira mamhr
@lh tn fHf'onA men ~ rminenre. whiab
helHaa Mtllinslan snd Nelaon Ara \
tnssNa paper ffam the rreYlaus meet
4H Maa read. giving issauuilaH uf
tee HiFFlar m 4sfh cathedral HFa
taE't tsHt h'.E 1H che rasmlfI Ei4ss I
p" sirFfHfe Hhf msniianet H saII
f NNfa greatest eiHH af ala N