Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-07


riage by Rev. Father Stein.
The bride was attended by Miss
Virginia Oslo and the groom's
brother, William served as best man.
Immediately following the cere-
nony family dinner was served at
the Younkerman home. and later the
young couple left in their car for a
short honeymoon.
Engagement Announced.
An engagement of interest to
Council Bluffs people was announced
in Lake Forrest, ILL.,, last week by
Mr.. Clayton Mark, whose daughter,
Alice, is to become the bride Of DR..
William McMicken Hanchett in the
early autumn.
DIR. Hanchett is the elder son of
Dr. and Mrs. A. +. Hanchett, and
formerly lived in this city. where he
was engaged in the practice Of medi-
cine with his father. but of later
years he has been making Chicago
his home. He served overseas as
major with Unit IS OF Chicago, and
since returning to this country was
appointed by the government to take
charge Of reconstruction work in
Jackson Park hospital His hancee
spent a weekend in Council Bluffs
the latter part Of May.
For Miss Knots.
In honor Of Miss Louise Knots
of Des Moines, Ia. who was the
house guest OF Miss Gretchen Emp
kie during the past week, her hostess
entertained at dance last Monday
evening
About IS couples attended the af-
fair, which was given at the Coun-
try club.
Dancing Recital
Lovers Of the terpsichorean art
were- given a rare treat Wednesday
evefiing, when Miss Frances Earen-
fight presented about 50 Of her pu-
pills to an S. r. 0. audience at the
Strand theater
The well-balanced program gave a
splendid opportunity to show some
Of the wonderful training Of Miss
Earenhght with her classes, and to
complete the affair this talented
dancer appeared herself with the
Gypsy ballet, and also gave one Of
her most beautiful solos, The Butter
fy, with the charm and grace that
only an artist can.
The Doll Shop, clever opening
for the program, with Miss Eva
Pletsch as mistress, made one feel
that Santa Claus had really come
with his well-flled pack Of boxes,
containing the daintiest Of dolls who,
after being touched by the wand Of
Doll Fairy, discovered that they
could dance, sleep and even "vamp."
From the stately Grecian to the
Modern girl these dolls appeared,
each being portrayed by little chill
dren, some of whom were very
young.
The advanced pupils did exception
ally good work in their solos, groups
and ballets, aud as an added feature
Mrs. X. II. kehrer, accompanied by
Miss Marguerite Moorehouse. con-
tributed during the intcrmissions with
several vocal numbers.
EXQUISITE and appropriate music
the West Sisters String orchestra Of
Omaha, with Mrs. ]. c. Grason It
the piano and NJ. Fl. Salter, organist.
Dinners.
Dr.. Frederick Evans of New York,
who visited in Council Bluffs during
the past week, was honor guest at
several dinners during his stay in the
city. Among those who entertained
for him were Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. McCar-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McMillen
and Miss Mary DeNoi.
DR.. Evans departed Thursday for
Colorado, where he will spend the
remainder Of August.
European Travellers Home.
Messrs. and Mesdames William
Coppock, L. NJ. Lafferty and
Thomas Green, who have been trav-
cling in Europe this summer, have
all returned to Council Bluffs.
After landing in New York the
Lafertys came directly home. but
Mr.. and Mrs. Green remained in the
east for few days and the Coppocks
stopped in Minneapolis to visit their
son. William. who is in camp at
Fcrt Smelling.
The John G.. Wadsworth family
is still touring the continent and will
probably not return for several
weeks.
Mrs. Hannah Entertains.
Mrs. Charles r. Hannah, jr., en-
tertained seven guests at the Coun-
try club dinner-danee last Friday
evening.
Other reservations were made by
Mrs. NanPorten, with Il guests, and
w. E. Tyson, who had four.
Personals.
A. D. Annis is at Okoboji with his
family for the weekend.
George Williamson has gone on a
vacation trip to Isle-Royal.
Albert Beck is spending the month
of August in New York City.
Howard Brainerd is convalcscing
from a recent operation at Mercy
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spooner are
here from Des Moines for the month
Of August.
F. ]. Ainsworth and ]. Chris Jen-
sen were in Kansas City for few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dudley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mennold mo-
tored to Christmas Lake. Mimi, last
Thursday.
Mrs. O. P. Wickham. accompanied
by the H. V. Burkley family oI
Omaha, motored to Des Moines las,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y, w. kynett have