Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Woman.s Club Aetiyisies.

Tee Of the Benson Woman's club vii
meet Thursday afternoon at ih'
home Of Mrs, ]. /. Piessfd, fh'
program committee Of the music de
paFlmsnt viii meet Monday after
noon Al the home o, Mrs, l. Z
Hunt 10ls North Sissisth street,
Basas and Dinner.
One hundred and fi,y covers wer'
spread az the dinner entertained IN
the Methodist church paFlofs by ,h,
members oi the Ladies' Aid. All
the articles were sold a, the basa,
held IN the afternoon
Dinner Guest.
Mrs, r. n, Norris was a Sunday
dinner guest At the home OF Mr., and
Mrs. l. ", Norris
Attends Bankers Meet.
n II. Tyson and J, I. fiekard al,
tended the Sarpy and Douglas
County Bankers association NEE,
held Wednesday evening at Valley,
Neb,
Kings Heralds.
The Kings Heralds Of the Meth.
edist church will meet al $50 Tues
day. MAY q, in the church parlofs,
This will be the last meeting for the
season.
Attends College Club opere,,a.
Mrs. II. l.. Rivett and Mrs. A. y.
Howe attended the japanese opef-
eta entitled "Tht Feast OF the Lam
tern" given Monday afternoon IN
thr Burgess.Nash auditorium by the
members of the Omaha College club.
English Luther Activities.
The members OF the English Lu,h-
or league will hold services Sunday
afternoon, .iay q. al the county
hospital. Paul Kis,ler will give a
short talk. In the evening the
league will attend the services OF ST.
Mark Luther league members.
May Breakfast.
Music will be furnished at the
homes OF Mesdames {. n. Wolfe,
Ciaud Reed and Bert RAM during
the serving OF the progressive break
fast Wednesday. May "a. Mrs. c.
n. Wolfe will be hostess at high
noon to the public during the first
course. Mrs. Claude Reed the sec
ond course, and Mrs. Bert RAM
the third course. Assisting these
hostcsscs will be Mesdames Roy
Marshall. l.. Schanlon, +. n. Car
son. Sheppard, X. !. Skankey. J.
Leuthauser. r. II. Maloney. A. Glib
son and c. +. Smith.
Bridge Hcstesses.
Mrs. Paul Zimmerman and Mrs.
c. N. Wolfe entertained at bridge
"Wednesday evening, May II, at
Prcttiest Mile club.
Il Mrs. Cronk to Speak.
+ Mrs. E. C. Cronk of Richmond.
Va, general superintendent of chill
,lrcn's mission work OF the Lutheran
church, will speak to the children
Sunday at $50 at Kountze Memorial
church. Mrs. Kronk will speak at
mass meeting of all the Lutheran
churches Of the city in the evening
at St. Mark church.
Wedding Announcement.
! Mr.. and Mrs. N. P Nelson an
i1ounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Meta Nelson, and Theodore
/ Charles Anderson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Anderson, which took
place at high noon Saturday May 20,
ii kountze Memorial church, Rev.
o. u. Baltzley reading the marriage
lines. After wedding dinner served
at the horne Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left for a
HONEYMOON trip to the Pacific coast.
y Presbyterian Mission Society.
Mrs. c. c. Beavers will be hos
tess Friday. May 26. at her home to
the members Of the Presbyterian
Mission society. Mrs. Eugene Ward
will give talk OH Spanish-sDeaking
America. and Mrs. Roy Marshall
will read a paper on South America.
Mrs. A. Gibson will lead the mission
study class.
Belle Rebekah Lodge.
The Belle Rebekah lodge elected
the following officers Monday eve
ming. May IS: Noble grand, Cleta
kcllar; vice grand, Jessie sprecher;
secretary. Mary Morton; treasuUr.
Ada Yates. Delegate to STATE assem-
hlv at Lincoln in October. Veta Nc
Coll: alternate, Emma Robbins. Ida
McCray and Anna Herbst were
elected to receive the degree Of
chivalry. Installation of officers will
be conducted in July.
Tuesday Luncheon.
4 Mrs. ]. Dale Wolfe. Mrs. Richard
skankey and Mrs. c. N. Wolfe were
among the guests at a luncheon
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ]. M.
Hacker of Dundee.
Entertains Book Review Section.
Mrs. c. c. Beavers entertained the
members Of the book review section
OF the A. c. A. Wednesday at 4 p.
- at her home in Bensonhurst.
Twenty-Five, ladies were present.
Mrs. Mcmillan gave review of the
book entitled Emma by Jane Aus
tin.
Rebekah District Assembly.
The Rebekah's district assembly
meeting will be held Tuesday. May
2s. at Florence. Mrs. E. E. Paddock |
OF the Benson lodge is district ward
en- and Mrs. Anna Herbst chaplain.
The work OF the Belle lodge at the
district assembly will be to exempli-
Fl the ballot.
5a Poppy Day.
Mrs. C. N. Wolfe has charge Of the
sale of poppies i'll Benson SATURDAY..
Nav u. Proceeds of this sale will |,
so TO aid exservice men and their
families.
May Day Social.
Members of the Benson B. y. F.
II. entertained at a May basket So
cial FRIDAY evening. May l9. in the
I. O. o. F. hall. A miscellaneous