Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Council Bluffs
Society
Tea.

Tea.
Mrs. Walker w. Corbin of Wor-
cester. Mass, Mrs. Donald Meier
ron of Hoopstown, ILL.,. Mrs. Cliff
ford Wolfe of Rockland, Me-, and
Mrs. Robert Daniels of Greeley,
Colo, shared honors at a beautiful
tea given by Mrs. George Van
Brunt and Mrs. Charles Hannah. jr.,
last Monday at the Van Brunt home
on South Eeighth street.
About rs guests were present,
and the attractively decorated din
ing table was presided over by Mes
DANES Charles Hannah, sr., and B.
NJ. Sargent.
These hostesses have also planned
another tea to be given in the very
near future.
Theater Party.
The members OF the Porcupine
club invited the ladies as their
guests at the Brandeis Theater last
Monday evening. Following the
opening performance of Chu Chin
Chow they had supper and danced
at the Athletic club.
Membership in this club includes
Dr.. Donald Macrae, DR.. V L. Trey
ror, Frank Everest, William Cop
pock, Frank Binder, w. L. Douglass,
George Wright, Harry Van Brunt,
George Van Brunt. Fred Hurd,
Charles Hannah, jr, and Harry
Haas.
For a Bride-to-Be.
Many attractive parties have been
planned in both Omaha and this city
for Miss Lucille McAtee who is to
marry Mr.. Eugene Reynolds of De-
troit Mich, the first week in
February. 3.
Yesterday she was honored at a
kensington in Omaha, Mrs. George
Pinne being the hostess.
Affairs of this week include a
bridge party at the home of Miss
Coramay Keeline on Tuesday, and
luncheon at the Blackstone hotel
to be given tomorrow by Miss Adele
Keeline and her sister, Mrs. Paul
Burke of Dubuque, Ia, who is
visiting at the Keeline home.
Mrs. Donald Annis of Fort Dodge,
Ia, and Mrs. Charles S. Hutchin-
son of Des Moines, Ia, will be here
for the pre-nuptials, and also to plan
to entertain Miss McAtee.
Other hostessees will be Misses
Elizabeth Quinn, Rodna Hughes and
Claire McInnerney.
Mrs. Wadsworth Entertained.
In honor of Mrs. Paul Wadsworth |
of Moline ILL.,, Mrs. George Wick
ham invited eight guests to luncheon
yesterday, and the afternoon was |
spent with bridge.
Mrs. Eldred Hart also entertained
informally at luncheon for Mrs.
on Thursday.
D. A. R. Meeting.
The D. A. R. met with Mrs. Viii
liam Coppock Thursday afternoon
and a, very interesting talk dealing
with the menace of bolshevism was
given by Emmet Tinley.
At the next meeting Mrs. John
Calvin will discuss the Irish ques-
ton.
Club Guests.
Mrs. Paul Wadsworth of Molihe.
llh and Mrs. J. A. Clark of this
city were guests of Mrs. w. A. Cut
Ter Friday afternoon when she en-
tertained the new bridge club.
Personals.
Folsom Everest, who was operat-
ed upon recently, was able to return
to his home last week. |
George G. Hughes has gone to
Sac City, Ia, where he will be in
the internal revenue office.
Among the students who returned
to their colleges last week were Karl
Kalde, H. Rodin, c. Datesman,
Harry Mellor, D. Baker and F
Miss Lillian Price. who came
from Chicago to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Z. Price, left Monday to resume her
musical work at the Columbia Con-
servatory Of Music.
Paul Burke of Dubuque, Ia. who
spent the holidays, with the W. S.
Keeline family, returned last SUM-
day to his home. Mrs. Burke will
remain here for another week or
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