Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28
Benson Womsn's Club Activities. |


Mrs. D. c. S,urtz. chairman OF
the house and home committee OF
the Benson Woman's club. an
nounces a home bake and candy
sale to be held the last Saturday ir
June at the c. n. Wolfe & Son sro-
cerv store.
The program committees OF the
literary and music departments met
at the homes of Mrs. ]. T. Piekard
and l.. E. Hunt and began the work
on the study programs for the COM
ing club year.
Entertains for Out-of- Town Guest.
Mrs. J. Moran entertained at her
home Tuesday in honor OF Mrs. r.
w. Sinclair Of Portland, Ore.
B. s. Chapter, P. E. o. Sisterhood.
Mrs. !. H. Shinn will be hostess
at her home, sl0S Webster street,
TO the members of the B. S. chap
ter OF the P. E. O. sisterhood Mon
day. May %. The short story
is the subject for the study pro-
gram. Mrs. Cecilia Townsend,
leader.
Benson Community to Picnic.
Under the auspices Of the Com
mercial club. Benson community
members will picnic Thursday. June
/, at Krus park. o. c. Kindig of
the Bank of Benson, who is chair
man Of the executive committee. has
arranged for several thousand
tickets for admission to the park.
These tickets can be secured abso-
lutely free, from anv merchant in
Benson. An automobile parade will
precede the picnic. Cars will form
in line Of march at p. m. at the
Military garage. Games and con-
tests will be enjoyed and prizes will
be given by the merchants of Ben
son. Basket lunches will be en-
joyed. Hot coffee furnished free.
Committee on arrangemnts are:
Executive, o. c. Kindie. E. L.
Horn. Dr.. Heumann. Earl Dean and
f. Graves: parade committee. w. B.
Burkett, c. c. Johnson, P. A. Clark,
H. 0. Hurd and George McArdle;
sports committee. Howard Hutton.
P. S. Knight. Charles Anderson, D.
Uldin and Paul Rivett: entertain
ment. o. c. Kindig. R. E. Roberts,
Dale Wolfe and H. H. Kramer; pub
licitv. F. S. Folsom. E. H. Tindell,
A. F. Knopp and Amos Heneley.
Attends District Convention.
Twenty-Five members OF the Belle
Rebekah lodge attended the district
convention at Florence Tuesday,
May %. A 6 o'clock dinner was
served to members and delegates.
Mrs. E. E. Paddock Of tile, Belle
Rebekah lodge was elected vice
president Of the district.
Entertains at Dinner.
Mrs. James Nancy entertained at
dinner Monday in honor Of Mr.. and
MrS. Charles Larsen and daughter,
Gertrude Of Denver. Covers we're
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen and
daughter. Gertrude; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Knudsen; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Spring. Miss Lizzie McMahon. Miss
Zella Ward of Galloway, Neb.: Mrs.
Nancy and sons. James and Francis,
and daughter. Miss Edna Nancy;
Mrs. Joseph Mcclure.
Operetta Repeated
Members Of the Walther league OF
the 1mnanual Lutheran church re-
peated the operetta, "The Windmills
of Holland Friday evening at Elk
horn, Neb.
Entertains Sunday School Class.
Mrs. Jason Davis entertained the
members Of her Sunday school class
of the Presbyterian church al pic
mic Sunday afternoon at Elmwood
park. Members of the class at
tended.
Church Activities.
Ladies Of the Presbyterian church
have been very successful in their
activities during the past two weeks.
The rummage sale held in South
Omaha netted $40 for the society and
~ were served at the progressive
May breakfast last Wednesday.
Decoration at Mt Hope.
Mrs. F. E. Young has charge of
the decoration of the soldiers graves
at. the Mt. Hope cemetery. The
American Legion will place flag on
each grave and Mrs. F. E. Young,
under the auspices of the War
Mothers organization. will place
boquet of flowers and gold star.
Mrs. Young will also place American
legion markers upon each grave.
Children's Day Program.
Mrs. w. F. Reishaw has charge of
the children's day program to be
given Sunday. June H., at the
Methodist church.
Double Five Club.
Members OF the Double Five club
entertained at surprise party Mon