The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
Council Bluffs
Society
Weddings.

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Weddings.
Monsisnor =. T.. McManus officlated
At three weddings last week, ali OF
which were performed In St Francis
Nayier church.
on Tuesday Miss Luanna Anderson
became the bride Of Dr. Leo Miller OF
Lincoln, Neb.. and their attendants
were Miss Bertha Miller ana Leo
Maley.
Mrs. Miller was becomIngly gowned
In white satin and her bridesmaid was
crepe IN the rust shade, with hat 20
match
double wedding occurred on Wed
nesday when Miss Mary soarity was
married 10 Harold Wood and her sis.
ter Margaret became the bride Of
Herman Wilmes
Both Of these brides wore dark fur.
trimmed suits and hats.
Bridge Luncheon Series.
Three eharningly appointed parties
were given last week by Mrs. Elmer
shugnrt and Mrs. Thomas Green in
the apartments Of the former.
On Wednesday % guests were pres
ent for luncheon which was served
from small tables. each u which was
adorned with Russell roses.
At bridge. during the afternoon,
Mrs. Frank Bender 81 Omaha had high
score and Mrs Fred IIurd received the
"cut forall"
Eight tables were placed for bridge
on Thursday and the game was pre-.
coded by luncheon. on this occasion
the prize winners were Mrs. Frank
Wright and Mrs. Pulcher Of Chicago
who Ia visiting her sister, Mrs, Rose
Patterson
The last IN the series whs another
LridgeIunchcon on Friday when IL
guests were present.
Dance.
More than 81 couples attended the
Halloween party given by the Tues
day dancing club last week when the
Eagles hall was most artistlcally and
cleverly decorated
served on the balcony balloons, caps
aud fayors being distributed at that
time.
November - II the date for The
next party which this club will give.
Bridget uncIie0ns.
Artistic decorations in lavender aud
yellow were used by Mrs. Glenn VII.
cox and Miss Elizabeth konigmacher
al luncheon, followed by bridge,
which VAS given ut the Wilcox home
on Saturday.
Chrysanthomums In these shades
made - lovely c"nterpicce for the din
ing table, on which Hlao rested candle
sticks holding lighted yellow tapers.
Twenty.eight guests shared the hos.
pitallty Of these hostesses, who will
entertain in a similar manner on next
Saturday.
For DR.. and Mrs. McAtee.
Complimentary to Or. and Mrs. Me
Aztec, who leave late IN the week 10
make their new home in Alpena,
Mich, a dinner will be given at the
Grand hotel Monday evening by the
staff at Mercy hospital, Of which Or.
McAtee IL retiring member.
Mrs. Woodbury. Hostess.
Mfs Charles Woodbury. gave a
luncheon followed by bridge at her
home on Friday, and on Tuesday will
also entertain at a bridge-lunchcon.
Attend Dartmouth. Harvard Game.
William Coppock and Frank Da'
mon. who attend Dartmouth college,
we're in Boston on Saturday To attend
the Dartmouth-lIaryard football game.
Mrs. Doolitne Entertains.
Mrs. T.. II. Doolittle was a luncheon
hostess Of last week who on two oc-
casions entertained at her home on
Fifth avenue.
Quantities OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were used IN decorating and
on Friday 20 guests were present.
The same color scheme was used
on Saturday, when covers were placed
at small tables for 40.
birthday Party.
Mrs. Joe w Smith gave a combined
birthday and Halloween party at her
home last Monday to celebrate the
fifth birthday anniversary OF her
grandson, Donald Filbert.
The "A young guests were invited
for o'clock tea, and ON their arrival
were greeted by ghosts, witches,
black cats and other spooky individ-
uals. who were IN every conceivable
nook and corner.
Appropriate favors We're used on
the tables which were lighted with
pumpkin faces.
For Miss kattleinan.
1lostosses Of last week who planned
affairs for Miss Jennie kattleman.
a November bride. were Mesdames s.
Steinberg. Harry Rochman, M. Kat