Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-26

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February "a. MF. MslshsF Is Choir
iitsF Of the Grace church choir aud
he aud Mrs. MelehsF rendered two
vocal solos, Mr, David Robel PLAYED
and sang "Ausieal Musingss and
Jlson's ihFserpleee orchestra fuF=
nishsd . number oi orchestral seleer
tons,
Presbyterian Ladies Aid,
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid vii.
be entertained Wednesday afternoon,
March J, a the homie OF Mrs,
Walter iuengef, a9R North Fifty
ninth street A special invitation Is
extended 10 the Young married womr
rn OF the church and congregation.
Community Center Gymnasium
Class. .z
The following members have en-
rolled in the married women's gym-
nasium class; Mesdames George
cseka, L, Abaiain, A. Goodwin. q.
Cutting, l., JoFgensen. q. Junge. L,
Rouse. A. A. Williams. A. Koch.
{. Lemm, !. MaitoN. +. Maitson,
NJ. Muskops, q. d. NoTquist, A.
Snyder. l., II. Winter l.. l.. Levin.
]. III. Plambeek, L, Pierson and +.
+, Young and the Misses Mary
Marisey and Ruth Gallagher. Mrs.
Charles T.. Mussellman Is instructor
ioF this class. A larger membership
IS solicited. Those wishing TO en-
roll, phone Mrs. +, l.. Young, Wal
nut 1910.
Baptist Mission Society, q
Members OF the Baptist Mission
society were entertained Thursday
al the home oi Mrs. w. n. MeDon-
aid. The lesson study was on the
subject OF "'rhe Prophets"
Parent-Teaeher Association.
The election OF officers Tor the
Benson Parcnt-Teaeher associations
will be held Tuesday evening. March
II. in the assembly room OF the
Benson High school. Following the
business session, o. {. Kindig.
cashier OF the Bank OF Benson and
for a number OF years engaged in
educational work. will give a talk.
Music will be furnished.
George Washington Party.
One OF the larges, social affairs
in Benson during the past year was
the George Washington banquet
served Wednesday evening in the
parlors OF the Emmanuel Lutheran
church. This banquet was given
under the auspices OF the Walther
league of the Benson church, as
sisted by members OF the different
leagues OF the city. The rooms and
tables were beautifully decorated in
flags and buntiugs. A large picture
OF George Washington draped with
flags was hung on the wall at the
end of the large dining room. Each
society represented, furnished a
large boquct OF flowers which
adorned the center OF the tables.
Theodore Aufdemberge was toast
master. Rev. +. Lang spoke on the
subject, George Washington
which was responded TO by the Rev.
L. Otto on THE Life OF Lincoln"
Rev. Miller of Council Bluffs gave a
very interesting talk on the subject,
Pep which was responded to by
Rev. Mappes on Aspirations Plus
Perspiration." Miss Amelia Wehrs
spoke on THE Hatchet." Rev.
Kupke gave talk on Bible study
and Mr.. Gerhig, president Of the As
sociated leagues of the city, talked
on the league extension work. The
Omaha leagues will entertain the
1922 national. convention in July
and large chorus is being organ
lied.
Baptist Fellowship House.
A number of Benson B. Y. P.
u. members attended the program
given Thursday evening at the Bap-
fist fellowship house located at
Tenth and Bancroft streets. The
Benson society will furnish the pro-
gram for the March meeting.
Birthday Surprise.
Frank Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Smith, was entertained at
birthday surprise Wednesday eve
ming at the home of his parents:
p of his young friends planned the
affair. The evening was spent in
music and games. A dainty luncheon
was served by Mrs. Smith assisted
by some of the young ladies of the
party.
Sacred Concert.
Members of the Methodist choir
will give a sacred concert Sunday
evening, February 20. A number Of
anthems will be sung and Mrs. c. B.
Crisman, soprano, will sing "MY
Task" Forest Painter and S. O.
Danielson will render baritone and
bass solos. This is the ninth sacred
concert given under the direction of
John S. Mercer, chorister during the
past three years.
Mrs. J. w. Fitch Entertains.
Mrs. ]. w. Fitch was hostes.
Saturday evening to the members
of the neighborhood card club.
Home Cooked Food Sale. .
The ladies Of the Methodist Aid
society will conduct a home-cooked
food sale Saturday, March 4, at
Giles Bros. store. Sale begins, at
! 10 a. IN.
| Personal.
F. B. Oliver spent Friday in Glen
wood, Ia.
Mrs. r. Y. Hyde has been i'll dur
ing the last week.
Miss Edna Nancy has been i'll dur
ing the last week.
Mrs. f. E. Crane is home from a
short stay in Logan, la.
Mrs. D. c. Sturtz is visiting her
sister i'll Fort Madison, Ia.
Edith Pulls, cousin of O. Arthur
Melcher, is very i'll at her home in