Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-10
Council Bluffs
Society
Younger Set Busy.

| all the different forms OF entertain
ment offered at this popular resor,
Thursday evening they entertaine'
their young men friends at dane
given at the club.
In the house party were tn
| Misses Nancy Stillman, Eleanor Per
egoy, Elizabeth Douglas, Dorri
Ross, Marjorie Peacock, Mary Eliza
beth Innes, Katherine Mcmillan
Esther Williams, Josephine Spindler
Katherine Ouren, Pauline Duquette
Georgine Ferguson, Amy Robinson
Winifred Cole, Helen Green. Doro
thy Wilson, Nell Rocker. Esthel
Pusey and Helen Wilson.
Picnic.
Messrs. and Mesdames Dillor
Ross, Wod Allen, Joe Smith, Wal
lace Shepard of Omaha, DR.. ane
Mrs. c. f. Woodbury., Mrs. Grac,
Shepard and Mrs. Guy Shepard O
Chicago formed bridge picnic party
at the Country club Wednesday eve
ming.
The affair was given in honor o.
Mrs. Guy Shepard who Is here with
her daughter, Jeanette, visiting a,
the home of her mother, Mrs. F. 0
Gleason.
Holidy Affairs.
With the Fourth of July falling
this year on Monday, many people
took advantage of the triple holiday
leaving on Saturday for nearby
points at which they remained over
until after our national holiday.
One jolly party which drove to
Little Sioux, Ia, was formed by the
families of DR.. Glenn Reed, DR.. W.
A. Cutler, w. V. Mayne and Robert
Sprague, who visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Egbert Aylesworth and daugh-
ter, formerly of this city.
The Aylesworth home is delight
fully located on the Little Sioux
river, and these hospitable people
arranged in every way possible to
make pleasant, the stay of their
Ia Council Bluffs guests.
Another motor party was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Maur-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gretzer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eggerson of Om-
aha, who spent the weekend at Elk
horn, Neb.
For Miss Shepard.
Complimentary to Miss Jeanette
Shepard, who is here with her moth
er visiting at the F. O. Gleason
home, John Schcentgen entertained
at a dinner Friday evening preced-
ing the dance at the Country club.
Garden flowers were used on the
table, at which places were marked
for Misses Shepard, Irene Kintz,
Dorothy Faul, Doris Ross, Dorc-
thy Hurd, Inez Peregoy, Gretchen
Empkie, June Davis and Eleanor
Gruver. Messrs. Paul Lougee, Tom
Farnsworth, Wilson Douglas, Fred
erick East1and, Herbert Woodbury.,
Abbott Deann, Tom and Jerry Pyper
and the host.
Dinner.
Miss Rosanna Reed will entertain
at dinner of 20 covers at her
home next Tuesday evening.
Golf.
Again this season much interest
$ being manifested by the women
golfers of this city who are to be
een every Wednesday morning at
he Country club. Council Bluffs
,oasts of several very fine players,
,ut two of these will be absent
rom the links for the remainder of
he summer. Mrs. William Coppcck,
who is now touring Europe, and
Mrs. B. O. Bruington, who leaves
oday for Portland, Ore, have both
made enviable records on the course.
In the putting contest last We'd
lesday Mrs. E. A. Wickham won
he prize.
Friday Bridge Club.
With Mrs. Norman Filbert and
Mrs. Reed Flickenger as hostesses, the
friday Bridge club met at the Ccun-
ry club for luncheon last week and
he afternoon was spent with bridge
Informal Luncheon.
Mrs. Ernest E. Hart entertained
at luncheon at her home
Tuesday for the Misses Gretchen
June Davis, Jeanette Shep-
lrd and Doris Ross.
Personals.
Mrs. Donald Annis is i'll at Mercy
hospital.
Miss Frances Grow leaves soon for
points i'll Colorado.
Miss Muriel Mann has returned
rom Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. H. w. Ouren is convalescing
1t the Edmundson hospital.
Mrs. L. c. Besley is under the care
If a physician at the Edmundson
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Gerke have
gone on vacation trip to points in |
Wisconsin.
Eldon Anderson left Wednesday
evening for Minneapolis, MINI. He
'xpects to be away about week or
10 days.
The Misses Theresa and Claire |
<inzel and Alice Clark leave Mon
lay to spend a fortnight at Estes |
Park, Colo.
Mrs. Donald Macrae left Friday |
or Rockland, Me-, to visit her
laughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
-lifford Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy De Vol are
to Spirit Lake, Ia, with
hr. and Mrs. Theodore David. They
viii be at Candoff lodge.
Mrs. Frank Reed and baby daugh-
er, Lima Jean, arrived Thursday |
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