Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09
West Amber
Social Activities

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Smith left
Monday for Bertrand, Neb., on a visit
to Mrs. Furman, the aged mother OF
Mrs. Smith.
David Johnson leaves Sunday for a
trip to Cheyenne. =
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Webber had
as their dinner guests Tuesday Mrs.
Webber's brother, George Stanley,
and family, Mrs. l. A. Miller and
Messrs. L. Johnson of South Da-
kota and George Johnson Of Lincoln.
Mr.. Edward Dawson and wife of
Grand Island have been the guests
OF Miss Marie Carlson and mother
the last week.
Miss Mary Anderson of West Side
left Monday to spend the. summer
with her aunt in Minnesota.
Rev. o. Myers and wife went to
Murray, Ia, Monday to spend the
Fourth with Mr.. Myers parents.
The homes of Louis Krummerer on
South Fifty-fourth street and D. V.
Renner, South Forty-sixth street,
were both frightened Wednesday by
the advent of little daughters.
F. A. Holbrook has been spending
the week with his family here. He
will return to Colorado Monday. "
John Anda of Twenty-ninth and
CASTELAR, street was married Wednes-
day to Miss Anna Bernhardt, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Bernhardt, Fortieth and Francis. Al
ter a wedding trip to Denver they
will be at home at the above address,
where new home has been built by
the brides father.
Mrs. Oscar Morresson of western
Nebraska has been the guest of form
er West Side neighbors this week.
Mrs. Carl Nielsen entertained the
all-day meeting Of the Ladies Aid
society at her home Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Johnson gave a dinner
Wednesday for Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Johnson and Misses Ilene McCleary
and Madeline Dorsey of Des Moines.
Mrs. R. L. Gustorfsen arrived this
week from Holdrege, Neb., to spend
the summer with Mrs. Carl Nelson.
Miss Gurtha Long came home Sum-
day evening from weeks visit at
Cedar Creek.
Mrs. R. G. Sutton gave a kensing-
ton Friday afternoon to the new Of
hcers Of the Royal Neighbors. The
guests were: Mesdames E. Groman,
J. Wisler, Will Johnson, f. A. Winn,
F. Dunn, George Cole, A. Gretchel,
F. Cockayne, T. f. Kern, w. L. Gil
more, J. Cole and Miss Lydia Wisler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen enter
tanned at their new home in Ecker
man for Mrs. Jensen's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mertin johnson, Mrs. E.
Boyer and family and MIRA. and Mrs.
Will johnson of West Side.
Miss Marguerite Thompson came
home from the Fremont Normal to
spend the Fourth with her parents.
Mrs. S. E. Weston was surprised by
her neighbors Wednesday. They
escorted her to Miller park for a
picnic.
= The West Side Women's Christian
Temperance union will hold their an
nual picnic at Elmwood park next
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Grover enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday at their
home in Eckerman for Mr. and Mrs.
], Fulmer, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Clag-
get and Mrs. Earl Stevens.
Mrs. Frank Cockayne and daughter
Bertha went to Glenwood, Ia, Tues
day on a visit to her niece, Mrs. J.
Bostock. Mrs. Cockayne returned
Thursday. Miss Bertha will spend
the summer there.
w. R. Abrahanssen and wife are
spending the weekend with her
brother, David Johnson, and wife in
West End.
Miss Martha Garman entertained
the following young women at a
birthday party at her home on Forty
eighth and Pierce streets Thursday
Misses Martha Smith. Halle Zorn,
Violet King, Rose McDermott, Marial
Tullis, Alice Hawkinson, Mildred and
Helen Anderson, Madaline Young
Tillie and Elizabeth Hodobler ant
Edith and Guida Jepson.
vly...~l C1,,. NL,,t ADJ ;r 49,