Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-24
Council Bluffs
Social Activities

for the Green-Hutchinson wedding
andwerc the guests of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Reynolds lef
last week to visit their son at Berke
ley, Cal. On their return trip the,
will be accompanied by their daugh
ter, Miss Hazel, who spent the spring
with her brother.
Miss Jean Richards has returned
home from Iowa City, where she ha'
been attending the state university.
Mrs. Van Fosson entertained thu
members of the South First Stree
Chapter of st. Pauls Guild, Monday
afternoon. Red Cross work occupied
the afternoon and refreshments wert
served. The guild has decided to dis
continue meetings during July anc
August, but a picnic at the lake i:
planned for the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas blackwell o.
Langham, Canada, Miss Pauline Scar,
er of Des Moines and Mr.. H. David
son of Clarinda are the guests of Mrs
E. L. Sterner on Glen avenue.
Monday evening Mrs. Gould, Mrs
Crumenacker and Miss Bullin enter.
tanned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Green, who were married Wednesday
The rooms were very prettily dec,
GRATED in patriotic colors. A number
of novel features were introduced
making the affair very enjoyable
one and the bride and groom received
many useful gifts.
Miss Flummer, whose marriage to
Mr.. G. P. Grosvenor takes place to.
morrow, was the guest of honor at
party given Monday evening by
Miss Phoebe Spenser and Miss Vir-
ginia Pinckney at the home of Miss
Pinckney. The preparation of bio
graphical book for the bride and
groom occupied the greater part OF
the evening. Refreshments were then
served at one long table. A huge fire
cracker was used as the centerpiece,
which disclosed number of charm
ing gifts when the fuse was lighted.
Wednesday evening Miss lone Arm
strong of the public library left to
attend the national convention of the
American Library association at
Louisville, Ky. Miss Armstrong will
visit at her old home in Indiana be-
fore returning home.
Miss Sadie Barrett has been the
guest OF honor at a number OF enter
tainments this week. Last Saturday
evening Miss Mamie Robinson of
Shelby, Miss Barrett's old home, gave
a very delightful miscellaneous shower
for her. The Delta Alpha class of
Trinity Methodist church gave a
shower for her at the home of Miss
Monroe on Monday evening. Tuesday
afternoon the Trinity Aid society gave
a reception for her at the home Of
Mrs. Robert Beasley. A very delight
full program was rendered and the
bride was presented with a beautiful
cut glass water set.
Tuesday afternoon the Garden club
was entertained at the home of Mrs
John G. Woodward. No program was
given, but number of the members
brought flowers from their gardens.
Mrs. Woodward was assisted in enter
tanning by Miss Daley. Mrs. A. P.
Hanchett will be the hostess next
Tuesday.
Tuesay evening Miss Florence Sem
ior gave miscellaneous shower for
Miss Verna Wiley, who is to be mar
ried next week. A magic wand was
presented to Miss Wiley, which
granted every wish mentioned by the
poem, which had been composed by
the guests for her to read.
At 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Miss Emma Hutchinson and Mr.. w.
H. Green were maTied at the home of
the brides parents on Franklin ave-
nue.. Rev. George A. Ray performed
the ceremony. The rooms were beau-
tifully decorated with peonies; palms
and smilax. In the bay window of
the living room bower Of white we'd
ding bells and smilax was arranged
and under it an altar was formed by
draping tulle between two flower
vases of pink and white peonies.
Donald and Richard Green and Clark
and Howard Hutchinson stretched the
white tulle which formed the aisle,
through which the members Of the
bridal party passed. Little Harold
Krumenacker carried the ring in a
lily. The bridesmaid was Miss Myra
Hutchinson, sister of the bride and
the best man was Mr.. John Soren-
son. The bride wore white em-
broidered organdie and her veil was
caught into cap form with swansonia.
She carried white Bible and a
shower of swansonia. The bride wore
pink marquisette with pearl and lace
trimmings. Miss Margaret More
house and Mrs. ]. w. Beardsley fur
nished music before the ceremony and
Miss Morehouse played the\ Lohen-
gren wedding march. The pink and
white color scheme was carried out
very attractively in the dining room,
where buffet luncheon was served
after the ceremony. Miss Frances
Hutchinson, Mrs. E. c. Hutchinson.
Mrs. J. J. Short, Mrs! George Gould
and Miss Gladys and Miss Lucille Nc
Millen assisted in the dining room
Mr.. and Mrs. Green will take short
wedding trip and will be at home after
July Is at 2l2 East Pierce street.
Wednesday afternoon the Ideal club
held its annual picnic at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Metcalfe at Elmrdge.
The luncheon was served on the lawn
and the afternoon was spent in Red
Cross work and in discussing plans
tor the new year book.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Howard
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