Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-16
Council Bluffs
Society
For Colonel and Mrs Stewart.

For Colonel and Mrs Stewart
Honoring Col. and Mrs. George
Stewart OF New York City. beau.
tiiully appointed dinner was given
Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs
Carleton Westward a, their home
on Oakland avenue.
Russell roses and blue delphinium
formed a most attractive eenterpiece
for the table, at which covers were
laid for 10.
Cabaret Dance Plans.
Some women who excel along one
line are utterly hopeless in another,
but such is not the case with Mrs.
NJ. a. Tinley.
This Council Bluffs matron has
not only distinguished herself as a
writer OF prose, verse and song. but
is thoroughly competent in the culi-
nary art as we'll, and for this reason
is TO be in charge OF the meals and
refreshments at the cabaret dance,
which is to be given in the City audi
torium Thursday evening. Octo-
ber,27. ...
Many charming mattresses in cos
tune and suave walters from gay
Paree will be there to serve the saw
ory repast. which is sure to please
the most fastidious, and throughout
the entire evening there will be en-
tertaining features and dancing.
At least IA tables have already
been reserved by prominent society
folk for the dinner, but others who
wish only to dance may be served
light refreshments later in the even-
ing.
Sioux City Visitors Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wilson. par
ents Of Mrs. w. L. Douglas and
Mrs. William Coppock, returned
Thursday to their home in Sioux
City, Ia, after brief visit here.
During their stay they were en-
tertained at an Orpheum party by
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Davis, and a
dinner was given in their honor by
Mrs. A. N. Jackson.
Luncheon.
Complimentary to Mrs. George
Stewart OF New York City, a lunch
con was given Friday by Mrs. c. S.
Lefferts at her home on First ave-
nuc.
Many Attend Wedding.
Among the many Council Bluffs
people who attended the Allison
Kiplinger wedding in Omana last
Wednesday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moore and their
daughter, Miss Shirley. -
Mrs. Moore is an aunt of the
bride, and at the reception which
followed the church ceremony Miss
Moore assisted in the rooms of the
Kiplinger home.
Dinner. -
Mr.. and Mr.. w. S. Rigdon en-
tertained at dinner of 10 covers
Monday evening at their home ON
Park avenue
To. Shenandoah.
Brig. Gen. M. A..sTinley was one
Of many Council Bluffs citizens who
motored to Shenandoah last Thurs
day for the Golden Jubilee of this
Iowa town.
He was accompanied on the trip
by Colonel George Stewart, who is
spending the month of October here
with relatives and friends of his
wife, who before her marriage was
Miss Elizabeth Stewart of this city.
Colonel Stewart Stewart is in the
regular army, but recently was de.
tailed as instructor and inspector of
the New York National guard, and
is now stationed in New York City.
Eighteen years ago he became a
Medal OF Honor" man. and because
Of this distinction has been selected
by President Harding to be in
Washington on November II, when
impressive services. will be held at
Arlington for the burial OF an un-
known soldier.
During the world war Colonel
Stewart was in charge of the Ameri-
can troops at Arcangel, Russia.
Alumnae to Entertain.
Plans are being formulated by the
Mercy hospital alumnae, for a card
and dancing party to be given at the
Eagle hall, Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der Is.
Informal Dinner.
In honor of Frank Miles, editor
Of the Iowa Legionaire, who came
from his home in Des Moines to ad-
dress the American Legion last
Thursday, an informal dinner was
given that evening by DR.. and Mrs.
Donald Macrae.
Luncheon.
A color scheme of red and white
was used at . we'll appointed lunchi
con given on Thursday by Mrs. E.
A. Gruver and her sister, Miss
Hincklcy. at the Gruver home,
Places were marked for 10.
"Beaucoup" Chicken Dinner.
One general, three majors, one
captain, several lieutenants and
about 80 non-co,nmissioned officers
and privatcs were entertained at a
real. "Beaucoup" chicken dinner
which Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Darnell, i
Mrs. Mary Ford and her daughter,
Miss Eta. gave Monday evening at I
the Darncll home.
This affair was arranged for the
Company L boys and their officers
several months ago, but for various
reasons was postponed until last
week when these veterans of the.
World War met for one of the first
purely social gatherings since their
return from France.