Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Country Club Opening.

Despite the inelement weather oil
last Tuesday. the Country club Al
Lake ManaYa had the formal open
ing OF the season. aud the dinner
dance on this OCCASION proved de
eidedyl popular.
The largest reservations were made
by DR.. and Mrs. Stuart Mccall. who
entertained p guests; Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Garrett with 10, and Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Turner. who had covers
placed for IL.
Others having parties that evening
were DIR. and Mrs, L. L. Henningef.
DIR. and Mrs. w. a. Cutler. DR.. and
Mrs. Harry Boyne. Dr. aud Mrs. {,
A. Bowers. Messfs. and Mesdames
Harry Van Brunt. l.. {. Squire. A..
J, Faul. 7. J, Leary. Rober, spragne,
Dell Morgan. X. w. Kynnett. Viii
liam Coppoek. r. II. Bloomer.
George Damon. George spooner.
Wallace Benjamin, Fred Van Druff.
]. Z. Cole, John Jurgens. Floyd
Hughes. James Mulqueen. w. T..
Flynn. Ben Frieden. Miss Claire Nc
Innerney. Roger Coker. Rob Wick
ham, {. M. Coleman, Mr.. kimball,
Mr.. Lainson aud DR.. Leu,h.
"No-Host' Dinner.
One OF the smart social events of
the past week was the Bachelors
bah given on Monday night at the
Omaha Country club by Roger Kee'
line OF this city. Cu,hbert Potter.
Drexel Sibberson and Francis Gaines
OF Omaha.
Preceding this affair a group OF
Council Bluffs people with their out
of-iown guests dined together at the
club in "Dutch-treat' style.
Among those who shared the event
were Mcssrs. and Mesdames Charles
T. Stewart. J. J. Hess. John Mehl-
hop. jr.: L. a. Wiekham, Chester
Dudly, George Van Brunt. Charles
X. Hannah, jr. John Kuykendall OF
Denver, Mrs. Lawrence Phipps OF
Denver. and Edwart Hart.
For Mrs. Morris.
An unusually attractive bridge
luncheon was presided over last
Thursday by Mrs. Pusey McGee,
who invited l8 guests to meet her
sister, Mrs. Robert Morris. who is
moving with her family from Los
Angeles to Winner, S. D., and is
spending. a few days in Council
Bluffs enroute.
Pink roses and lavender sweet peas
were used on the luncheon tables
and other appointments carried out
the color scheme OF pink and laven.
der.
Prizes at bridge were awarded Mrs.
Harold Ross and Miss Ruth Wick
ham.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Swanson gave
q dinner last Tuesday evening at
their home on Turley avenue.
Snapdragons and daisies were used
IS centerpiecc for the table and
those sharing the hospitality of the
host and hostess were Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Empkie, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Shugart and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Smith.
Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. Z. II. Reynolds and Miss
Rodna Hughes planned delightful
party for last Wednesday at the
home Of the formers mother, Mrs.
ST. McAtce.
Pink roses and lavender iris formed
the table decorations and "a guests
were assembled for the occasion.
At bridge during the afternoon,
Mrs. Donald Annis had high score
and Mrs. George Pinne of Omaha
was awarded the consolation.
Golf.
Many women appeared on the golf
course at the Country club last We'd
nesday morning for the weekly
match which this year seems to in
terest a larger number than ever be-
fore.
Mrs. Frank Riker played the best
game OF the morning and was award
ed $5 bill which had been presented
as prize by A. D. Annis.
In the putting contest, Mrs. E.
Crawford was the winner.
Event to Come.
Mrs. Caroline R. Theinhardt will
entertain at luncheon followed by
bridge, next Thursday at the home
Of her mother, Mrs M. F. Rohrer.
For Visitors.
Among the affairs given during the
past week complimentary to Mrs.
H. c. Doyle and Mrs. George Grit
fin of Chicago and Mrs. Garland
Windle OF Valparaiso, Ind. house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gar
rett, were luncheon on Tuesday at
which Mrs. Donald Annis was hos
tess and dinner that night at the
opening of the Country club planned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett.
Wednesday Mrs. Julius Rosenfeld
entertained these visitors informally
at luncheon and that evening they
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Stephan at the Brandeis tea
room.
A luncheon at the Happy Hollow
club in Omaha was given by Miss
Nina Garrett in their honor Thurs
day and that evening they were en-
{ tertained informally by Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Baumeister.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melhop. jr.,
j gave dinner at their home Thurs
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