The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Council Bluffs Society

/ at West Point military academy July
and his brother. Charles. just re-
turned last Thursday from Hights-
town, " j., where he is a student at
Peddie institute.
Guests at Dodge Home.
Dining with Miss Ann Dodge at her
home today will be Miss Ruth Kit
redge and Miss Blanche Mayo. Max
Agor and Ma ior Joseph Leonard OF
Omaha
Mrs. Frank Pusey of New York,
sister of Miss Dodge, will arrive Mon
day for visit of several weeks.
Birthday Party
The fourth birthday of Betty Jane
Norris was celebrated last Wednes-
day afternoon when Is little tots and
their mothers assembled at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harle
Norris on Clark avenue.
A series OF games and frolies pro
vided diversion for the young guests,
concluding with tea at five o'clock
To Enter Tournament.
Among the golf enthusiasts who
will enter the Woman's Nebraska
State championship which begins on
Monday at the Omaha Country club
are Mesdames Frank Garrett F..
Crawford, f. E. Evans, William
Strohbehn and A. G. Clapp.
Nurses Have Breakfast.
The six nurses of the 1924 gradu
ating class at Mercy Hospital were
honor guests at a breakfast of 81
covers given at the Country club
Thursday morning by the Mercy
Alumnae.
Observe Flag Day.
On Saturday "a members OF the D.
A. r. lnnched together at the coun-
try club.
Following the luncheon Mrs. Ma
craze gave an inspiring patriotic ad-
dress.
Return For Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Evans Hodge who
recently landed in New York. visited
last week with Donald and Grover
Beno, brothers OF Mrs Hodge who
before her marriage was Miss Eliz-
beth Beno OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodge have had some
interesting travelling experiences
since their marriage, having lived in
Alaska. China. England and South
Africa, from which point they just
came. They now hope to perma-
nently reside in the United States
and Mr.. Hodge has gone west to
establish home. He will be Joined
in few weeks by his wife.
Personals.
Dr. NJ. A. Tinley and his son, Rob
ert. spent the last week In Des
Moines.
Samuel Ftnyre. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
s. L. Etnyre. is home from Cornell
college for the summer months.
Jonn F. Davis. who has been con
fined TO his home by Illness for about
six weeks, is gradually improving
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Keellne de
parted Wednesday for Monta Bella,
Cal, where they will remain until
August.
Charlie. 7. Stewart and George
Mayne expect to leave in about
week for some fishing at Lake MIL
tona, Minn.
Mr.. and Mrs. B o. Burlington have
as guests their son, Fred. and his
wife and children, who are now living
in Kansas City.
Mrs Fred Davis. who left last week
for Chicago has decided 10 remain at
the Edgewater Beach hotel during
the summer months.
Miss Laura Stine Marquis. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. f. l..
Moore, left early in the week for her
home in Bloomington. Ill.
Miss Anna Il. Ross leaves Tuesday
for Montreal to join the various mem
bers of the party she is to conduct
through Europe this summer.
Miss Mildred Van Inwegen. who
spent the winter here with her
.unt. Mrs. G. A. Van Inwegen. expects
to sail on Wednesday for Honolulu.
Miss Caroline Theinhardt arrived
home last week from Greenca stle.
Ind. where she attends DePauw uni
Versity, TO spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs +. !. Ainswofth and
daughter are on an automobile trip
through the east. having already Wis
tied New York, Boston and points in
Canada.
Miss Ruth Cooper and Miss Wilma
Monnett leave Thursday next for
California. where they will spend the
summer. returning home via points In
Canada.
DR.. and Mrs NJ. c. Hennessy. ac-
companied by their daughters, Mary
Ellen and kathleen, left Saturday for
Glenwood. Mimi, where they will
spend about r month
Miss Eleanor Gruyer. who was
graduated last week from Grlnner
college. Is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. f.. A. Gruver before going
to Maine for several weeks.
Miss Inez Peregoy. student at
Western Reserve college, Cleveland,
o., has returned to Council Bluffs to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. {. Peregoy
NJ. NJ Pratt. who recently under
went an operation at Edmundson
hospital. is now convalescing at the
home of his daughter and son.n-law,
Mr. and Mrs Edward r. Schoentgen.
Miss Mary Louise Tinley. who re-
Gently received her degree at Trinity
college, Washington. arrived nome
last week accompanied by her mother
who attended the graduation exer-
cises.
Miss Jane Sehoentgen, who was
graduated last Monday from ST. kath-
crime school in Davenport, la. has