Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28
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Nf aud Mrs. Charles Tssi Stewart
saisElalasd Friday evening a, q pic.
ne supper, heHeTihg their house
gassls, AF, and Mrs. Jaha kuyksn.
asll oi Denver, ard Mrs. LsAIsnss
Fhipps, also ai DenyeF, Who L yisit-
lng hsF islhsF, Edward ". Hsfi. q,
lhs nIshd hotel.
On Thursday evening these ylsl,aFs
.sfs dinner guests OF Mf, sad Ms.
.hn Mshlhop. b., ., their home on
Willow avenue, when covers we're
placed for u.
Cues, From England.
Edwin Robinson OF Sheffield. Eng.
shd, viii arrive on "Wednesday 20
make . brief slsi, with Mr., and Mfs
William tapnoek. whom he met las,
SUMMER N Edinburgh, Scotland.
where Mr.. Gapnaek Was made ints,.
national wee president OF the Rotary.
On Friday this visitor will accom-.
rany the tePpoeks and other Council
Bluffs people who will be on the
snseial tram oi Rotsfians 20 the Pa
cite coast Tor the international
Rotary convention the early part Of
June.
Luncheon.
Mrs, 2 A Wiekham entertained
a, luncheon "Wednesday, when covers
were placed for nine guests,
Garden flowers formed an a,,fae-
tive esn,sfpieee for the dining table
and The afternoon was devoted 20
bridge.
Hcuse Party in Battle Creek.
Mis-, Gretchen Empkie and Miss
Ruth Cooper. who attend the Ma
. s'onal Kindergarten school in Chi.
eago. are spending this weekend in
Battle Creek. Mich. with former
Council Bluffs people. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul DeNoi. who have planned a
series OF entertaining for these stu
dents.
Bridge Luneheons.
Mrs Roy Maxfeld and Mrs. !. 7.
Keliher entertained on both Tuesday
and Wednesday OF las, week az the
Masheld home on Oakland avenue.
Thirty.iwo guests were present for
luncheon the FIRST day and the table
decorations were little ivory baskets
hlled with pink roses and lavender
swee,peas.
Mrs, Julius Rosenfeld was award
ed the high score prize and Mrs.
William Maurer the second
On Wednesday 10 tables Of guests
were present aud the same color
scheme was used. Prizes al bridge
on this occasion were awarded Mrs.
w. F. Dawson and Mrs. Leo Wick
pam.
Frances Earenhght to Mexico.
Miss Frances Earenhght OF this
city left Chicago Friday with the
members OF the Pavley- Oukrainsky
Ballet company. for a months tour
in Mexico.
They have been invited by the
Mexican impresario. Senor Del Ri
yero, to play an engagement in the
fl Toreo. the largest bull ring in
the world. II was there where Caruso
used TO sing, but has recently been
rooted over. and this, organization
will be the first to appear in the re-
modelled ampitheater, which will seat
24,000 persons.
Complete scenery and equipment
for II elaborate ballets and 81 diver
tisements are being taken for the
-1oW, and the Mexican government
svill provide special train for the
company Of So
( Following her engagement there
Miss sEarenhght will return to Coun-
Gil Bluffs to reopen her dancing
4tudio.
!. Mrs. Green Hostess
: Mrs. Thomas Green gave lovely
bon voyage lnn-hcon and bridge on
FRIDAY at her home mplimentary
10 Miss Agnes Wickham, who sails
5or Europe in June.
Pink roses i'll a glass bowl were
effectively used on the table and COW
hrs were placed for 10.
! Series of Parties.
At the home of Mrs. Frank Ever
est a luncheon was given Wednes-
.day by Mrs. Everest and Mrs. Fred
johnson.
! Pink peonies and lavender iris
were. used in decorating, and a.
guests attended,
: Mrs. Everest also entertained at
luncheon again on Thursday, when
covers were placed for So. and on
Saturday for 50 guests at bridge.
House Guests.
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N Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garrett have
as their guests Mrs. H. c. Doyle
and Mrs. George Griffin OF Chicago
and Mrs. Garland Windle of Valpa-
'raiso. Ind.
! In their honor a dinner OF 20 COW
.rs will be given by the CARROTS at
shc Country club opening next Tues
day. Several other parties are also
being planned.
Bridge Parties.
+ Two bridge parties were given last
week by Mrs. William Groneweg at
.her home on Glen avenue.
Seven tables Of guests were pres
cnt on Monday when the high score
prize was won by Mrs Theodore
Petersen. Mrs. Norman Filbert was
awarded the cut-for all.
On Thursday Mrs. Harley Mayne
received the prize for high score and
The cut-or-all was won by Mrs.
Henry Cox Of Omaha.
: Poppy Day.
Myriads OF bright red poppies were
sold on the streets of Council Bluffs
Saturday. and any citizen who has
mot contributed to the fund for dis
.akled soldiers by purchasing one of
these NATIONAL memorial flowers will
sl,ave an opportunity Of doing so next
Tuesday.
! On that day pretty young girls
ssard ms irons will assist in the sale
-of the .porpies. and the work will be
directed oy the American Legion
auxiliary.
ss All members>of the American Le-
-gian and auxiliary are expected to
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