Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-22
Trade Exhibit.


Trade Exhibit.
The trade exhibit held in Benson
during the past week scored big
success, the attendance each evening
far surprising all expectations. The
entertainment feature was for the
most part home talent. Besides a
six-piece orchestra, many vocal num-
bers were rendered and screen pic
lures shown. On Thursday night the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
staged the playlet, Bill Perkins
Proposing Day" and several vocal
selections were rendered by Miss
Marie Nancy The exhibit closed
Saturday night with drills by the
Modern Woodmen team and a street
dance.
Installation of Officers.
Narcissus chapter, No. 26i, OF the
o. f. S. installed these officers at
the regular meeting Thursday, May
|, in the |. 0. o. r. hall. Worthy
matron, Mrs. Georgia Dean; asso-
ciate matron, Mrs. Vera Walsh; con-
ductress, Mrs. May RAM; associate
oonductress, Mrs. Nell Remington;
secretary, Mrs. Edna Marshall;
treasurer, Mrs. Sophia Sprague. Mrs,
Arthur Howe sang The Day Is
Ended by Bartlett.
Double Five Club.
The Double Five club was enter
tanned Saturday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reishaw. The
color scheme was a combination OF
pink and white, blue and white and
red and white Refreshments were
SERVED in dainty May boxes con-
tanning "rations" for two. These
were opened by the gentlemen and
a card within bore the name of the
lady iwth whom he was to share the
delicacies it contained. The even
ing was spent in music and games.
Sunday Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Smith enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. when COW
ers were laid for Mrs. M. w. Kolb
and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Carse of Omaha and Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and daughter, Mary
Jane.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid.
Mrs. S. D. Jones will be hostess
Wednesday. May Is, to the ladies Of
Presbyterian Aid society. The new
year books will be given out at this
meeting.
Birthday Picnic.
Sunday, May IS, was the birthday
of Mrs. ]. w. Fitch and her cousin,
Mrs. J. Rasmussen. A picnic dinner
at Elmwood park was served in the r
honor, when Is relatives were pres
ent to extend congratulations and
dine with them.
Senior Standard Bearers.
Members of the Senior Standard
Bearers will be entertained Monday
evening, May %, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Reishaw. The sub
ject for the lesson study is Girls Of
Japan.
Parent Teachers Association.
The members OF the social com
mittee OF the Parent Teachers asso-
citation are Mesdames Walter
Reishaw, Z. G. Smith, E. V. Stopper,
Bert RAM, Hugo Okerburg and Miss
June Slocum.
Birth Announcement.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Elsasset, Sixty-fourti
and Spencer streets. Sunday, May IS.
Cleaners Social.
Members of the Cleaners class Of
the Christian Sunday school will en-
tertain at a social on the church
lawn Friday evening, May II. The
public is invited to attend.
Will Entertain at Cards.
The Benson camp of Royal
Neighbors will entertain at cards
Monday evening, May Is, in the
I. O. O. F. hall.
Sunday School Party.
Miss c. Johnson entertained at
party at her home Saturday for her
class of juniors girls of the Baptist
Sunday school. The rooms were
decorated with lilies of the valley:
After games anu Quiet soSidi
amusements a dainty luncheon was
served. Fifteen girls attended.
Birth Announcement.
A daughter, Lois Jean, was born
to Dr. and Mrs. ]. w. Thompson,
Monday, May lo, at Nicholas Sem
hospital.
Belle Rebekah Lodge.
These officers of the Belle
Rebekah lodge we're elected Mon
day, May 10, in the |. Q. Q. +.
hall: Noble grand, Caroline Rus
sell: vice grand, Anna E. Fitch;
secretary, Mary Morton; treasurer,
Cleta Keller; musician, Ida Nc
Cray; degree captain, Gretchen
Cheney; delegate to state assem-
bly,, Gretchen Cheney. Mrs. Mary
Morton was recommended to re-
eeive the decoration Of Chivalry at
the state assembly which convenes