The Omaha morning bee., 1924-03-30
Council Bluffs
Society

Sunday to visit Mr.. DeVors mother,
Mrs. katherine DeNol, at whose home
on Willow avenue there was family
gathering that day.
Tuesday Mr.. DeNol was obliged to
return to Battle Creek and before his
departure Mrs. Roy Deyol had a fam
lily dinner.
Mrs. Joe w. Smith invited a few
friends of these former Council
Bluffs people to a luncheon at her
home Wednesday and Thursday they
were entertained at luncheon by Mrs.
VIII Siedentopf.
A dinner for these visitors was
given Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Everest. Friday they were
luncheon guests of Mrs. Fred Emp
kie and Friday night Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Mcconnell honored them with
a dinner. "a -sa--
Mrs. DeVol and her daughter de-
parted Saturday evening for their
home.
Dinner.Dance at University Club.
John Allen was a host OF the past
week entertaining on Saturday eve-
ming at the University club for five
guests who remained over for
dancing.
Omaha Girl to Entertain.
Miss Marguerite Fallon of Omaha
Is planning dinner for next Wednes.
day evening and will include as Coun-
Gil Bluffs guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wilcox. DIR. and Mrs. L. G. Howard
and Eugene Cole.
The party will later see Al Jolson
at the Brandeis theater in "Bombo."
Mrs. Ash Entertains.
Mrs. w. E. Ash served as hostess
to the Wednesday Bridge club men,
bers, whom she took to the Brandeis
restaurant for luncheon last week.
A guest Of the club on this occa-
sion was Miss Edith O'Connell of At
lantic, Ia, who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward f. Evans.
On returning to Mrs. Ash's home
for bridge Mrs. Daniel Sheehan had
high score.
House Guests Feted.
Numbered among the enjoyable at
fairs planned for Miss Ruth Redman
Of Altoona, Ia, who is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Searle, was the
bridge luncheon on Friday given by
Mrs. Searls in her attractive new
aome.
Jonquils and other spring flowers
were used to decorate the tables at
which were seated with the hostess
and honor guest Mesdames Robert
Turner. Harold Ross, Glenn Wilcox,
Jack Wilcox, George Lemen, Robert
Sprague. L. G. Howard. Robert Lind
say, Roy Garner, Bernard Beno,
Donald Annis, B. A. Moore, Harry
Searle, 5r., and Miss Marian Turner.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lemen invited to the Bran
1els restaurant for dinner and later to
.he Orpheum Mr.. and Mrs. Searle,.
Miss Redman and her fiance, Ben
Ludy, who Is also visiting the Searles.
A buffet dinner for Miss Redman
and Mr.. Ludy was given Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Searle, jr.
Bride and Groom SAIL.
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. 'Annis. who
were quietly married in Dunlap. Ia.
on Tuesday, March IS. sailed from
New York last Thursday on the s.
s. Duilio of the Italian line.
They expect to land In Naples and
will spend the next three months tour
ing Italy, France. Belgium, Switzer-
land, Holland and England.
Evening Bridge.
An evening bridge. followed by sup
per. was arranged for Friday by Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Wilcox and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. White. who entertained Is
guests at the home Of the former.
Harts In the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hart have
gone to New York to visit Mrs. Hart's
father in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Hart will only be away for a
short while but his wife plans to re-
main until some time in May.
For Miss Treynor.
Miss Blanche Treynor of Dodge
City, Kans., who is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John lie Roy
Peterson, was the complimented
guest at supper-dance presided
over last Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. x. w. Kynett.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy N. Hagerty honored Miss Trey
nor with dinner at their home.
College Girl Entertained.
In compliment to Miss Helen But
Ter. who was home from Rockford
college last week for her spring va
cation, IL members OF the Theta Sig
ma Phi sorority gave party Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Miss
Helen Jackson.
Birthday Celebration.
Mrs. w. r. McDavitt invited 23
guests to her home last Monday eve
ming to celebrate her husbands birth
day.
Dancing Party.
The seniors of the Abraham Lin
coin high school gave dance for the
juniors last Thursday evening in the'l
Eagle hall.
Porters Have a Son.
A son who. will be called Searle.
was born last Tuesday at Mercy hos
pital to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Porter.
Mrs. Porter before her marriage
was Miss Katherine Searle.
Everests Entertain.
Dining with Mr. and Mrs. Folsom
Everest at their home Thursday eve
ming were Captain Brown. inspector
of the Iowa National Guard, Captain
and Mrs. Roy N. Hagerty and Cap
tain and Mrs. Galliett.