Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-22
Council Bluff
Social Notes


son the study OF American composers,
and Will add the study of the Ameri-
can drama. The HistoiJ and De-
velopment Of the American Drama"
was the subject of a paper by Mrs. E.
I. Connor. Mrs. Clarence Cunning
ham had a paper on The Drama
League and Its Work." Mrs. Robert
Moth gave sketch of the life of
William Mason. Miss Lillian Fintel
sang In the Garden Miss Florence
Reppert played Hunting Butterflies"
and Miss Ruth Turner played Koel-
lings Hungarian. Rhapsodie.' A fea-
ture was several readings by Miss
Leota Hatswell OF the high school
faculty. The department has been in
vited to send a delegate to the annual
convention OF Federated Musical
Clubs to be held at Davenport, No
vember Il and ~. A number of mem
bers are also planning. to attend the
Ninth district convention TO be held
at Missouri Valley next week.
Miss Lille Englunds arranged a
program for pupils recital Tuesday
evening at her home, 8O9 Avenue ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
and family OF Des MONIES spent Sun
day and Monday visiting Council
bfuffs relatives and friends. lhey re-
turned to Des MONIES tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Sulhotf entertained the
members OF south FIRST street chap
ter OF st. Paufs guild Monday alter
noon.
Inc newly decorated ball room at
the Irand was.used for the first time
since ITS renovation Monday evening
when Or. L. L. Henninger, Or, w. +.
Woicott and MI. George Wright en-
tertained the juveniles at a dinner
dance: The ball room is completely
transformed into thing OF beauty,
Dinner was served from small tables
placed in the ball room, white snap
Dragons beng used as decorations.
Lovers were laid. tor fifty guests.
Oisen's orchestra furnished music.
Miss Pearl Laverty, who will be
bridesmaid at the marriage OF MISS
Adele DAVIS OF Omaha and Mr.: Rob-
ert Daniels OF this city, which Will
take place October rs, entertained at
dinner at the Fontenelle Monday eve
ming in honor OF the bridal party. Sun
day evening DR.. and Mrs. William
Davis, parents of the bride-to-be, will
entertain at supper party, which will
follow rehearsal tor the wedding.
The ceremony is to be performed by
Rev. 5. W.. II. Hornibrook OF st. Mar
TINS church.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. &c
buhr gave them surprise Saturday
evening, the occasion being the eighth
anniversary of their marriage. Mr..
and Mrs: Gebahr were presented with
a beautiful cut glass flower basket.
Mrs. Charles R. Hannah, jr, enter
tanned torty-six guests at supper Sun
day evening in honor of her husbands
birthday. =
The meeting of the Madrigal club
has been postponed this week from
Monday evening until Saturday, when
the members will meet at the home of
Miss Marie Helwig.
Miss Marie Lemen left Sunday eve
ming for JUNCTION City, Kan, where
she will be guest of Miss Virginia
Rockwell. 4
"a A ehildren's party was given Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. w. B. Cessna
in honor of the birthday of her small
daughter, Virginia. Mrs. Cessna was
assisted by Miss Maud Clark and Miss
Katherine Searle: The favors were
pink sunbonnets for the-girls and caps
for the boys. The birthday cake was
adorned with pink roses and seven
candles. Twenty-six little guests were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Norgaard and
son, Donald, left Monday for Irwin,
Ia, where they will spend the next
month or six weeks. Mr.. Norgaard
goes to Irwin to superintend the build
ing Of consolidated school building
by the I. I. Norgaard company
Mrs. M. T. Sullivan, 8l7 Avenue B,
has as her guests this week Mrs. A.
Lieberman and daughter, Helen, Of
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mayne left Sat-
urday morning for Burlington, where
they will visit their daughter, Mrs
Will Longnecker. Mr.. Mayne will
visit relatives in Ohio while Mrs.
Wayne visits in Burlington.
Mrs. B. 5. Terwilliger entertained
members OF the. Ideal club at her
home Tuesday afternoon. A discus
sion of current events was led by the
hostess, following which the club con-
tinued the study of Russia. Mrs.
James Hunter told of the government
of Russia, its industries and COM
merce: Russia as World Power"
was the topic of Mrs. Katherine De
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