Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-24
Council Bluffs
Society
House Party.

JON tHem foT month OF SOoQ llSH-
ing. swimming and general outdoor
sport. They plan to leave Council
Bluffs Tuesday evening, and after
spending a day in Minneapolis will
go onto this haven OF rest and quiet.
In the party will be DR.. and Mrs.
w. A. Cutler and daughter, Mary
Louise, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Flicken-
ger and son Tom. Mr.. and Mss.
George Wickham and daughter Mary
Virginia and Mr.. and Mrs. Waller,
with their sons Jimmie and Donnie.
They will be met on the island by
Mr.. Walters mother and brother
from Des Moines, who will also be
there for the summer.
! For Marlborough Girls.
Two students from Marlborough in
Los Angeles have recently been visit
ing in Omaha and Council Bluffs
with girls from this vicinity who at
tend that school, and many delightful!
Affairs have been planned in their
honor.
Last week Miss June Davis had
as her guest Miss Blanche Condy,
who was en- route from California to
her home in Minneapolis, and COM
plimentary to this visitor entertained
at luncheon on Saturday. Others
present were Misses Gretchen
Empkie, Emma Hoagland and Cor
nelia Baum of Omaha, all of whom
were together in school last year.
Miss Louise Knots Of Des Moines,
another Marlborough girl, is now
visiting in Omaha with Miss Cornelia
Baum, and has been extensively en-
tertained ever since her arrival. Miss
Davis gave dinner of Il covers at
,he Country club in her honor Fri
day evening, the guests later attend
ing the semi-weekly dance.
Before returning to her home Miss
Xnotts will visit Miss Gretchen
Lake Manawa.
Motor Trip.
A very enjoyable motor trip to
ltasca State park, Minnesota, has
been planned for this week, and on
Wednesday three cars will leave
from here for that point.
In the party will be DR.. and Mrs.
r. T. Seybert and daughters, Rose
and Claire; DR.. and Mrs. B. A.
Moore. w. E. Mitchell, Erskinc
Mitchell, Harry Cooper, Dick Bar
stow and Don Annis. Mrs. Annis,
who has been i'll at Mercy hospital,
will 60 on the train with her nurse
and meet the others at Douglas
Lodge, where they will remain dur
ing the month of August.
Breakfast.
A 10 o'clock breakfast of "a COW
ers was given at the Country club
Thursday morning by Mrs. George
Gretzer and Miss Esther Grone-
veg.
Most Of the guests remained at
the lake for the afternoon, some
playing bridge and others with nee
die work.
Les than a dozen women were on
the golf course at the Country CLUB
Wednesday morning and three OF
these were from Omaha.
| In the putting contest Mrs. Dillon
Ross won the prize.
Friday Bridge Club.
The Friday Bridge club held their
regular semi-monthly meeting last
week, on which occasion Mrs. How
ard Butler md Mrs. \. w. kynett
were club guests.
Mrs. L. L. Henninger and Mrs.
Glen Reed were the rostesses and
after luncheon at the Country club
the afternoon was spent with bridge.
Club Reservations.
Among those who made reserva-
tio.s for the dinner dances at the
Country club Tuesday and Friday
evenings were:
E. w. Hart, John Davis, DR..
Charles Woodbury., Norman Filbert,
Roger Coker, Esther Terry, John
Kimball, Fred Empkie, Harry
Searles, c. A. Williamson, Mrs.
Metzger, Mrs. Van Arnun,, Mr..
Maverick, Mrs. N. O'Brien, Mr..
Gretzger and Mr.. Quick from
Omaha.
Personals.
T. S. Davis motored down from
Spirit Lake, Ia, last week, but plans
to return there soon again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace and
family returned last week from a
delightful holiday spent in the east.
H. G. McGee and son, John, who
have been fishing up at the lakes
near Walker, Mimi, are expected
home this week.
C. E. Price has gone to Hunters
lodge, Lake Okoboji, Ia, to join
Mrs. Price, who has been there dur
ing the month Of July.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garrett are
registered at the Country club while
their home is undergoing some
changes and improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Maurer left
Friday for Lake Okohoji, where they
will spend about 10 days at the sum-
mer home of w. A. Maurer.
Mrs. Frank Reed and little daugh-
ter, Lima Jean, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Reed, left
Friday for their home in Des Moines.
The Misses Theresa and Claire
Kinzel and Alice Clark, who have
been enjoying Estes Park for the last
two weeks, plan to start home on
Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Meyers of Seattle,
Wash. is spending the summer in
Council Bluffs with her mother and
sisters. She made the trip home
through Yellowstone park.
Guy S. Brewer of Des Moines, for
mer major in the lo8th regiment, was
in Council Bluffs last week, confer
ring with Brig. Gen. M. A. Tinley,
whom he is to succeed as colonel in
%k;e recirneut