Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Council Bluffs
Society
For Chicago Visitors


Mrs. II, A. Quinn and her daughter
Miss Elizabeth. complimentary to
Mrs. Harry Abbott. who is here
from Chicago Tor a visit with her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. c. Z. Wood
bury, and Mrs. John Shaw Brooks
NIT. who returned Thursday evening
TO Chicago after a stay OF two weeks
IN the city with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ). Stillman.
Al bridge during the afternoon
Mrs. Donald Annis had high score,
Mrs. Glenn Wilcox received the con-
ISOLATION prize and Mrs. Folsom Ever
est was awarded the "cut-ior-all."
To Entertain.
Mrs. Franklin p. Wrigh, and Mrs.
Grant Augustine will entertain at
bridge on Tuesday and Wednesday
OF this week 4, the Augustine home
on Oakland avenue.
Mrs. Hart Hostess
Mrs. Ernest Eldred Hart gave
most attractive buffet luncheon for
Mrs. Donald McFerron OF Hopes
town. ILL.,. Mrs. John s. Broeksmit
Of Chicago and Mrs. Eldred Hart and
Mrs. Henry Hart OF this city.
Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs. r. d. NJ. Turner and Mrs.
Cora Farnswor,h entertained twelve
tables OF guests at very delightful
bridge party Thursday at the home OF
the latter. "...
Mrs. Frank Riker received the
prize for high score, Mrs. A. w.
Casady the second and Mrs. Fred
Hurd the consolation.
A color scheme Of pink was used
in the decorations.
Buffet Luncheon
Mrs. Charles Brainerd was hostess
on Thursday at buffet luncheon
which was charming in all appoint?-
ments.
Spring flowers were used on the
table and assisting Mrs. Braincrd
were Mrs. J. J. Hess, Mrs. George
Mayne, Mrs. i. p. Wright and Mrs.
Robert Turner.
Informal Breakfast.
Complimentary to Mrs. J. B. Ed
dington and Mrs. S. NJ. Rafferty, Of
Chicago and Mrs. Richard Bennett
OF Lincoln, an informal breakfast
was given Thursday at the Omaha
Athletic club by Mrs. Lyman Shu-
Sart.
Mrs. Eddington and her mother
Mrs. Rafferty,, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Shugart.
Dinner Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Roscnfeld
gave dinner-dance at their home
Thursday evening for % guests who
were seated at one long table.
Pink roses and lilacs were used
in decorating.
Luncheons.
Mrs. Charles Z. Woodbury. enter
tanned at luncheon on Saturday for
her daughter Mrs. Harry Abbott Of
Chicago, and for this visitor she has
planned another party which will be
given tomorrow.
Golf.
Most of the seasoned golf play
ers and many of the new ones have
been taking advantage Of the favor
able conditions at the Country club
for their favorite game this year and
on Wednesday mornings especially
the course is proving to be popular
rendezvous for the ladies.
Two regular prizes and one for
putting will be given each week and
in addition to those all the women
golfers have = chance to win the
beautiful cup of bronze and inlaid
silver which w. A. Maurer has pre-
sented to the club.
Mrs. w. A. Cutler had the best
score last Wednesday and was
awarded the satin boudoir slippers
donated by the Sargent shoe store
and Mrs. Charles Duquette received
the tickets presented by the Garden
theater.
A golf ball was given to Mrs.
John P. Davis for the best putting
Of the day.
Golden Juouee.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made by the St. Francis Alumnae
association, OF which Mrs. T. V. Ed
wards is president, for the golden
jubilee of the Sisters OF Charity,
which will be celebrated in this city
on the 10Th Of June.
Miss Katherine Morris is general
chairman Of affairs and it is planned
to have a public reception at the
convent for all former pupils and
friends Of these sisters who arrived
in Council Bluffs to take up their
duties fifty years ago.
A banquet at J o'clock will follow,
and to that Ill aluinnae members are
invited.
Visitors Return.
Two popular visitors who have
been honor guests at various formal
and informal functions both here and
in Omaha, returned during the past
week to their homes and third will
leave tonight.
Mrs. Clifford Wolfe and her young