Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-17

SiNSSSo.
Dinner.
A delightfully."- arranged dinner o
10 covers was given tuesday eve
ming by Miss Rosanna Reed at thei
home on Mcpherson avenue.
The table, with it's centerpiece o
summer flowers, was placed on tn
screened porch and after dinner tn
evening was spent on the attractive
lawn OF the Reed home.
At the Country Club.
William Coopock celebrated hi.
10th birthday at the Country clul
Tuesday evening, where a dinner wa
given in his honor by Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Douglas, at whose horne he i
staying while his parents are il
Europe.
Places were arranged for Mr. ant
Mrs. Douglas, the Misses Helen anc
Josephine Spindler, Elizabeth Doug
las, Messrs William and John Cop
pock. George Borglum OF Omaha
and Wilson Douglas.
Others who made reservation fol
the dinner dance that evening were
w. H. Maurer, Edison Damon, DR.
A. V. Hennesy, J. J. keliher and MIR
Walker.
Lake .Manawa.
From different summer resorts
throughout the country have come
weather reports which make Council
Bluffs people, who have planned tc
remain at home for the heated sea,
son, feel how lucky they are to bs
so happily situated near modest little
Lake Manawa, which up until now
has never made any claims to resort
honors, or expensively advertised it.
self in the various popular periodi-
Gals.
At one spot, in northern Wiscon-
sin, which always has been consid-
cred an ideal place to go, the ther'
mometer for the past week regis
tered 104 almost every day. In Min
nesota, especially up north of Min.
neapolis, travellers are always urged
to take along few heavy coats and
ether warm clothes for comfort at
night, but this summer people are
writing home of the "sweltering
heat" These, and other tales OF
woe, are being received almost daily
by Council Bluffs citizens, who,
while not particularly comfortable
these July days, can, in a very few
minutes time, with practically no
expense, find themselves at Manawa,
where every form of amusement is
to be had, including dancing, boat
ing, swimming, tennis or golf, and
where one is sure to find nice cool
breeze from the lake. Members OF
the Country club are especially for
tunate in that sleeping accommoda-
tions and good meals are furnished,
so with no depression in the family
exchequer, and with the mercury
considerably lower than at great
many of the famous summer resorts.
it really isn't such hardship to re-
main at Home, Sweet Home.
Birthday Party.
In honor of the seventh birthday
of her son, Frederic, Mrs. Fred D..
tEmpkie invited l6 of his little friends
to their summer home at Manawa
last Wednesday. Games on the lawn
of a lake-front cottage were quite a
novelty to the uptown" children,
and late in the afternoon the event
was further celebrated with a candle
lighted birthday cake, and other
things which youngsters enjoy.
Breakfast.
Mrs. George Gretzger and Miss
Esther Groneweg have issued invita-
tons to a breakfast at the Country
club next Thursday morning.
Wedding Anniversary.
A number of people called in
formally at the B. 5. Terwilllger
home, Friday, to congratulate Mr..
and Mrs. Terwilliger, who on that
dav celebrated their 6lst wedding
anniversary.
Personals.
Tom Besley motored to Lake Oko-
boji Thursday.
Eldon Anderson has returned from
a Today trip to St. Paul.
Miss Rodna Hughes leaves Mon
day for points in Minnesota.
Bernard Wickham, whose foot
was badly cut last week, is progress
sing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coppock
will sail for the lifted States next
Saturday, July Is.
Charles Hammel and Harry Hay
worth are fishing at some OF the
lakes in Minnesota.
Miss June Davis will leave next
Saturday for Washington, ID. e.,
to visit Virginia Merritt.
Chester Dudley, who has been on
a business trip through Wyoming,
will arrive home this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Bert Weber were in
Council Bluffs last week en- route
from Minneapolis to their home in
Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Kintz and
daughter, Miss Irene. will leave next
week for Lake Okoboji where they
plan to spend month.
George S. Wright, who went to
Jersey City for the Dempsey Car
pentier fight, has returned home
after a short stay in the east.
DR.. and Mrs Frank Putnam Of
Sioux Falls, S. D., visited last week
at the home of Mrs. Putnam's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Reed.
Mrs. Elsie E. Bowles of New York
City, will be in Council Bluffs for the
remainder Of the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Butts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Borglum and son,
George Paul. Of Omaha. are now oc-