The Omaha morning bee., 1924-01-13
Council Bluffs
Society
Mrs. Quinn Hostess.

luncheon on Wednesday last. the Il
guests being members of a knitting
club which was formed during the
war. The afternoon was devoted 10
bridge.
Dinner.
A dinner was given on Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Test Stewart at their home on South
Seventh street.
For a Montana Visitor.
Six guests lunched with Miss Dor
othy Felt at the Brandeis tearoom
or Thursday and later attended a
matinee.
The affair was given in honor of
Mrs. Gilbert Woodward of Birney,
Mont. who recently arrived with her
6-year.old daughter Mary for stay of
several weeks at the Felt home.
Mrs. Woodward will be remem-
cred as Miss Natalie Brown. She
often visited here when she and Miss
Felt were attending st. Mary school
NJ Knoxville.
ON Saturday. Miss Margaret Flick
niger and Miss Mary Sommers of
Omaha gave an Orpheum party for
Mrs Woodward and later had tea at
the Fontenelle.
Bridge. Dinner.
Nr and Mrs. W. A. Maurer were
onur guests at a bridge-dinner OF
, covers given on Wednesday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. Wick
hana
To Celebrate on Birthday.
SaJah Jane Anns. daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Donald Annis will be u
years old on Tuesday and her mother
has asked eight little boys and gir,e
in to help celebrate the event.
Dutch Treat Dinner.
Preceding the Tuesday Dancing
club party last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Heiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
SEugart and Mr. and Mrs. y. ".
Eynnett had dinner together at the
fs"and hotel
For Mrs. Coppock.
Mrs. W L. Douglas had a small
luncheon at her home on Saturday |
cnoring her sister, Mrs. William
Ccppock, " no leaves Wednesday with |
her son. John, for California where |
they will pass the remainder of The |
winter
Tie guests we've all members of Il
bridge club to which Mrs. Coppock |
rlongs. on Monday they will be Ell
lcr5ained at luncheon by Mrs. r. A |
Nicbham.
Mrs. Davis Guest.
When Mrs. T. l.. Empkie enter
tained her bridge club last Tuesday |
-he bad as an additional guest, Mrs. |
Thomas y. Davis. recently Of Balti- |
more. sid, who with her small daugh I
ter Joan is visiting in the city
4 Mrs Davis expects to be Joined |
lere about the first of February by
1er husband, Captain Davis. Shortly |
after they will sail for Panama,
where they are to be stationed for
he next three years.
To Entertain Choir.
After the regular. choir rehearsal
+ NJ st. Paul Episcopal church next
Thursday evening the members will
,ho entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w
:. siillman and daughter Miss Nancy
Mrs. Kelley III.
owing to the serious illness of Mrs
Alfred Turner Kelley of Boston
Mass. mother of Mrs. Charles r. Han
nan, jr., the luncheons planned fol
aer last week by Mrs. B. NJ Sargent
and Mrs. George YanBrunt were can.
celed
Mrs. Kelley has been visiting at the
li1nnan home since before Christmas
and contracted pneumonia about 10
lays ago.
To Occupy CoppOck Home.
.frs. William Coppock and son
John expect to leave Wednesday for
California. During their absence
their home on Oakland avenue viii be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Ear
enfght.
+ Miss Frances Earenfight who cat c
10 spend the holidays In Council
, Bluffs. has decided to remain here
With her parents until the first os
March. when she will again Join the
Psvley- -Oukrainsky ballet organiza-
lion In st. Louis.
+ Birthday Party.
. Junior Hennesy. 4-year-old son of
Or. and Mrs. A. v. Hennesy, had
Jolly birthday party on January s
TO which II OF his young friends were |
invited.
Appropriate games for children OF |
that age occupied the hours until tea
was served.
Plans for Mardi Gras Ball.
4 AT a meeting of Central chapter OF
st. Paul Episcopal church held last |
week plans were formulated for their
annual Mardi Gras ball which Will |
!. be held this year in the city audi |
torum on Tuesday evening March 4. |
The decorations. costuming and |
general effect for this affair will be |
in the nature of billboard advertls- |
ing and a decidedly novel event has |
been promised by the committees in |
charge.
Sorority Tea.
Theta Sigma Phi sorority enter
tanned their mothers and prospective |
new members at very artistic tea |
on Friday afternoon at the home OF |
Miss Winifred Tinley.
Decorations In shades of yellow and |
white made the rooms most attrac- |
tive. Assisting at the tea table we're |
Mrs. o. j. McManus. Mrs. Glenn Kim |
. ball and Miss Nina Meyers.
Mr.. Shugart's Birthday Dinner.
As surprise for her husband who
Mrs. Elmer Shugart invited In fof
dinner that evening Mr.. and Mrs. X.
w. Kypnett, Mr. and Mrs. Walter