Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10
Council Bluffs
Social Activities

formerly of this city, and Miss Agnes
Harmon were quietly married at the
Holy Family church Monday morn
ing at 7 o'clock The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Quinn.
Miss Lucy Spooner, who is TO be
married Thursday to Mr.. Harvey
Childs Bennett, is the guest OF honor
at a number of very delightful par
ties. Wednesday afternoon Miss
Margaret Keeline entertained a num-
Der OF her most intimate friends. Mrs.
w. Z. Ash, Mrs. Clay Thomas,
Omaha; Miss Gertrude Tinley and
Mrs. J. J. Spindler also entertained in
honor of the bride this week. Mon
day Miss Dorothy Felt will entertain
for Miss Spooner in the afternoon
and Mrs. George Camp will give a,
dinner in the evening. Tuesday
evening Mrs F. F. Everest will en-
tertain at dinner and Wednesday Mr..
and Mrs. Spooner will entertain. the
bridal party.
Saturday evening, June ?, the Hust-
Ter class Of the Y, w. c. A. entertain
ed in honor OF Miss Lucille Bracket
Miss Johnson chaperoned the slum-
her party and provided breakfast
Sunday morning.
Mr.. George Cox entertained Tues
day evening in honor of his son
Dudley, and John Van Leuven, who
have enlisted in the medical corps.
>Both young men left Thursday for
Fort Logan, Colo.
Mrs. William Coppock entertained
the central chapter of St. PauPs
guild Tuesday afternoon. The meet
ing was we'll attended and the entire
afternoon was spent i'll Red Cross
y work. Mrs. Bower will entertain the
chapter the second Tuesday in July.
Tuesday evening the Young Wom-
ems Christian association gave a
birthday dinner in honor of five of
the employees whose birthday fall
within two weeks. The guests of
honor were Miss Maude Dilts, Miss
Ida Conner. Miss Byrd Sigfrid, Mrs.
Russell and Mrs. Schoening.
On account of the storm Tuesday,
the wedding of Miss Maude Stupfeli,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Stupfell, and Mr.. John Lutz, which |
was to have taken place at the home
OF the brides parents, was postpon-
ed until Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. F. w. Evans
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert |
S. Campbell, 523 Sixth avenue. The |
decorations and refreshments were |
brought to the Campbell home from
II H. de-
to have the wedding exactly as orig |
inally planned. The house was beau
tifully decorated with palms and pink |
and white roses. The wedding march !
was played by Miss Katherine More
house and Martha Hughes and Elean-
or Peregoy preceded the bridal party
down the stairs and stretched the
ribbons. They were dressed alike in
white, with pink ribbons. The bride
was beautifully gowned in white
georgette crepe with panels Of chan
tilly lace. Her white tulle veil was
caught up with wreath of orange
and she carried bouquet of brides
roses. The bride and groom were
unattended Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz left
on all evening train for Minneapolis
for short wedding trip. After July
l they will be at home to their friends
at 331 Frank street.
The meeting of the Klatter klub
planned for Friday was postponed 'on]
account of the weather.
The meeting OF the Book and Thin
bic club, which was to have been held
Thursday has been postponed one.
week
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Tenant entertained at dinner
in honor of their nephew, Mr..
Charles McClelland, who has enlisted |
in the railroad regiment for service
in France. The table was decorated
in military effect
Wednesday evening Gladys Dodge
entertained at dinner at the boat club
in honor of the members of the cast
of the senior play given at the Mich
olas a week ago. The evening was
spent informally at the club.
Mrs. J. R. Archer entertained the
H. G. L. cub on Tuesday afternoon.
The prize for high score was won by
Mrs. ]. P. Griffin and the "cut for all"
was awarded to Mrs. A. J. Gregg.
After the game two course luncheon
was served. June 10 the club will
meet at tneh home of Mrs. c. A. I
Plunkett.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. i
Emil Christofferson entertained in
honor Of Miss Olena Johnson, sister ,
Of Mrs. Christoferson, who is visiting +
here.
Wednesday evening eight members :
of the class of 1911 gave a surprise
party for Miss Lucille Bracket. They
took their refreshments and spent =
a delightful evening. The bride-to-be !
was presented with picture by Wal !
lace NutTing The guests were ,
Misses Marguerite Kerr, Grace Hem =
derson, Olive Osborn, Ingletta Smith, +
Mary Peterson, Mary Frank, Irene
Van Fossen and Ethel Anderson.
Mrs. Waiter P. Hombach, ONeill,
Neb.. is visiting friends and relatives
i'll this city. She expects to be joined
by her husband, Dr.. Hombach today.
Miss Norma Stratton and Mr..
Charles L. Vanderpool were quietly
married in Omaha Wednesday. Mi.
NanderpoOl is salesman for the
Lawton Automobile company and his
bride is a bookkeeper at the Eagle