Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
COUNCIL
BLUFFS


Before she returns she expects to Wis
it her daughter, Mrs, Jessie Peterson
of High River. Canada.
Sunday evening Miss Leota Hats
well entertained at dinner at the Boat
Club in honor of her guests, .aiss Jo-
sephine Junkin and Miss Elsie Erick-
son of Red Oak.
The Monday Night Dinner club
held their usual meeting at the Boat
club. Covers were laid for fourteen.
The General Guild of St. Paul's
postponed their meeting which was
planned for last Monday at the Boat
club until August 26. the place to b.,
announced later.
Miss Lucille McAtee has returned
home from Los Angeles where she
has been spending the summer with
Mrs. John McAtee. She visited in
Denver and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Richards has
turned home from a visit with their
son, Richard, at Camp Dodge.
Miss Edith Curtiss, whose engage
ment to John Shugart was announced
early in the spring, has been spending
some time with Miss Angela Shusart,
on her way to Washington to take
position in the Agricultural depart
fnent. Miss Curtiss is the daughter Of
Dean and Mrs. c. +. Curtiss of Ames
College.
Tuesday afternoon Price ]. Arnold
Of this city and Miss Clare E. White
Of Boone were quietly married at the
home of the groom's sister, Mrs. e.
mer Robinson, l72l South Eleventh
street. The ceremony was performed
BY Rev. Cummings and witnessed by
only few relatives. Mr.. Arnold is a
member OF Company B, Tooth Engi-
peers, formerly the Dodge Engineers
and returned to Deming late Tuesday,
to rejoin his company. Miss Arnold
returned to Boone for the present.
On account of the tragic death OF
Miss Eggleston, visiting nurse, no
baby station was held this week.
The home Of Fay Smith on Har.
rison street was the scene of pa
triotic gathering Of children and
adults on Wednesday evening. The
entertainment was planned by nuni-
bcr OF children OF the neighborhood
for the benefit Of the Red Cross and
an interesting program was given.
Ice cream and popcorn helped to
make up the fund of $l3.l5 which
was taken in and all of which will be
turned over to the local chapter Of
the Red Cross.
Superintendent Theodore Saam and
little daughter, Elizabeth, have re-
turned from visit to Prof. Saam's
mother at Lansing, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Turner and
daughter, Marion, are spending a
week It the Colonial, Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
Mrs. Ernest E. Hart and daughter,
Clara, have taken an apartment at the
Blackstone for the present. Mrs. Hart
has closed her home on Third street
on account Of the scarcity Of SER
wants.
Miss Irene Stcnwall left on Thurs
day for an extended western trip,
which will include a number of points
in Washington and Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace and
family made short motor trip to
Dcs Moincs this week.
Mrs. Helen Sprink Smyth left for the
east on Wednesday. She expects to be
gone about two weeks and to visit
Chicago, New York and other eastern
points before her return.
Mrs. Bernard Beno has returned
rom New York, where she accom-
panied her husband. who is on his way
10 France,
The Misses Thclma and Ruby EN-
erson are spending three weeks with
their grandmother. Mrs. Christian.
Kcek. at Oclwein, la. Mrs. Keck ex-
poets to return home with them.
The Army and Navy auxiliary post
poncd its meeting, which was to have
been held at the Presbyterian church
On Friday afternoon, on account of the
death Of Mrs. S. S. Hazeltor, who was
one Of the founders OF the organiza-
tion last spring. Mrs. Hazelton has
been an active worker along all pa
triotic and club lines and her efficient
and enthusiastic help will be greatly
missed. No definite date has been set
for the meeting.
On Monday the Oak street w. S.
S. had an excellent meeting at the
school. Most Of the money which was
spent for the 100 thrift stamps and
the Ave war savings stamps was earn-
ed BY the children themselves and
saved for this purpose. Forty
nine dollars and fifty cents was
collected at this meeting, making
total OF $500 for the organization.
Miss Henderson OF the public library
the children with num-
Der Of patriotic stories after the BUSH
ness meeting. The next meeting will
be held on August IL,
The meeting OF the True Blue Red
Cross auxiliary, which was planned
for Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Paul Jameson, has been postponed
until August 8.