Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
Council Bluffs
Social Activities

Monday evening Miss Agnes Harri
entertained the members Of her brida
party at dinner at her home on Parl
avenue. A rehearsal for the wedding
followed the dinner.
Monday afternoon Miss Doroth,
Felt entertained number of friends
in honor Of Miss Lucy Spooner. \
honeymoon book was prepared by thu
guests for the bride and decoratcc
with pictures cut from magazines
Later in the afternoon refreshment!
were served on the porch.
Miss Spooher was the guest o.
honor at an informal dinner given b,
Mrs. George Camp on Monday even
ing.
| Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Lois Wood
formerly of this city, and Mr.. George
| A. Francis of Frederick, Wis. which
took place Monday at the home of the
brides parents at Mountain View
ranch, Buffalo Gap, S D. After
August Mr.. and Mrs. Francis will
be at home at Frederick, Wis.
Tuesday afternoon the members OF
the St. Francis Alumnae association
held picnic at the boat club. The
afternoon and evening were very de-
lightfully spent, although the lunch
con was served indoors on account OF
the wind.
Miss Lucy Spooner was the guest
of honor at dinner given Tuesday
evening by Mrs. F. F. Everest. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry of Manning, Miss
| Gertrude FINLEY, Miss Spooner and
Mr.. Bennett.
| Miss Madeleine Alice Gieayer'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al o!eayer,
and Mr.. Fred burton Randall OF
Omaha were married Tuesday alter
noon at the home OF the brides pa
rents The ceremony inexperienced
BY Key. Frederick w. Evans OF the
First presbyterian church. Inc orlde
wore her going-aWay gown OF SAND
colored Poiret twill, with corsage
bouquet OF pink and white sweet peas:
The house was beautifully decorated
with pink and white ,peonies, palms
and ferns. Among the out.ot-town
guests Were Mrs. V; d. RANDALL
mother OF the groom; Mr.. and MIS-.
Al Randall and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
r: T. Randall and family, Mrs; X; M
Finley, SISTER OF the groom. OF Valley,
Neb. Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Grafam
and Miss Lucy tngerSoil OF Boone,
la. Mr.. and Mrs: Randall lett on an
early train tor Chicago Milwaukee
and other points. Alter July l they
VIII DC at nome at ~7-4 ! Sneet'
Omana'
+ Mrs. Lettie, Montgomery enter
tanned the Garden, club tuesday alter
noon. A very delightful paper on
orchids was gwen by Mrs, A. +.
Hanchett, while Mrs. Z. h. Sylvester
discussed the wild varieties. June all,
nuals furnished material tor a general
discussion and some time was spent
i'll an inspection OF Mrs. Montgonl-
ery's garden, where she has. very
unusual collection OF peonies and
roses. Mrs. John u. Woodward will
entertain the club next tuesday.
Mrs. II. Hanley, labor, has been
the guest OF Mrs. A; +. Mltcheii' COM
ing here tor the White-Harris we'd
ding :,
Mrs. Audrey Lloyd entertained
Tuesday at shower tor Miss Barrett.
Most OF the afternoon was spent IN
hemmlng towels which were later pre-
sented to the guest OF honor by the
hostess. She received a number OF
beautiful gifts and novel ways OF pre-
senting them proved very amusing.
Tuesday evening Miss Agnes Har-
ris and Mr.. C. Evans White were
married at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs, Mary E. Harris. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Frederick w. Evans of the First
Presbyterian church. Miss Harris,
niece of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
and Mr.. Fred Rowat of Des Moines
was best man. Miss Marie Harris,
sister of the bride, was maid of homo,
and Mr., Raw Eusden of Marne was
usher. Arthur Harris, nephew of the
bride, was the ring bearer and Cath
crime Scarr was the flower girl. The
house was beautifully decorated with
palms and smilax, roses and lilies.
The bride went to the altar on the
arm of her brother, DR.. Z. z. Harris
of Grinnell, and was preceded by the
other members of the bridal party.
She wore white tulle over ivory pussy
willow satin. with silver bodice and