The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05


flower covered cases with satin rib
bons leading to the covers intimated
that surprises were within. 1t being
April Fools day no significance was
attached to these until a letter ad-
dressed to the guests and signed by
Cupid was read by Mrs. Ray Chap
pei. The messages announcing the
engagement were then discovered.
Guests included:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
Wilder Bakesless w. n. Mttten
T. j. Robins Stanley Cain
Fred Richards. Jr. Barney Yanofsky
Everett Hammond
Misses Misses
Mary Marshall Dorothy Wehner
Florence Miller Lura Pratt
! Mildred Weber
Members of the Fremont Woman's
club this week elected delegates TO
the third district convention to be
held at South Sioux City for three
days starting April 10. Chosen were:
Mrs. II. c. Luckey. Mrs. Il. s. Cain.
Mrs. =. Henry Gunderson, Miss Ger
trude Eaton The alternates are J..
A. Phelps. Mrs. NJ. D. Pond, Mrs. w.
NJ. Stone and Mrs. NJ. c. Garrett.
Mrs. Arthur G. Christensen, president
OF the club. will also attend. Miss
Eaton was appointed by the chair TO
attend the biennial convention TO be
held at West Baden. Ind, In June.
The program of this weeks meeting
was devoted to an appreciation of
Handels oratorio of the Messiah
which was presented by a chorus of
$50 voices in Fremont later during
the week. Mrs. Forest Shoemaker
was in charge of the program.
Mrs. 10. Steinbach. Mrs. Lloyd c.
Blackman and Mrs. Frank Heckes
have issued invitations for bridge
luncheons to be given next Monday
and Tuesday at the Blaekman home.
Thirty-six guests will be in attend.
ance at each affair. Next Thursday
Mesdames 1Ieckes and Steinbach will
entertain 25 guests at a luncheon at
the Heckes home.
Mesdames Roy Chapel. Frank
Eagle and Heine Saeger were hos
tesses at bridge luncheons Monday
and Tuesday, given at the Chapel
home Baskets Of rosebuds formed
the spring-like decorative scheme.
Out.oftown guests were Mesdames
Edward Magher Of Cedar Bluffs. p
L. Cady OF Arlington and Ernest
Schurman of Omaha. Mrs Hjalmar
captured the prize at bridge Monday
with Mrs. r. II. Hintz taking second
and Mrs. George Eddy the consola-
tion. On Tuesday Mrs Roy Farris
al first honors, Mrs. James Sheppard
second and Mrs. Bernard Eddy low.
The Priscilla Flower Mission met
today with Miss Madallne Marr for
a l o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. Roy Rogers will entertain the
Senior Auction club on Monday.
Mrs. John Sonin was hostess to the
Charity club on Wednesday. Sweet
peas and pink rose buds made a pret
tv floral table center. Mrs. Frank
Ilolenbeck was present as guest.
The Maraslng club was entertained
by Mrs Dale Millken Monday eve.
ming. Mrs. James Sheppard won the
prize at bridge. Mrs. A. NJ. Talbot
was a guest Of the club.
DR.. and Mrs. Ira Richardson were
hosts to a birthday dinner Tuesday
in honor of the S5th birthday
If George f.. Richardson. Covers
were laid for 10 guests.
Daughters OF Veterans kensington
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. A.
Priestly. She was assisted by Mes.
danes w. r. Meadow and W. A. G.
Cobb.
IllSs Club Ladies day at the club
was featured with hve tables OF bridge
on Tuesday. Mrs. Thad Quinn cap.
tured first honors with Mrs. Herman
Beckman taking second.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Helm were
hosts TO the Afternoon Bridge club
Friday evening. Members of the club
and their husbands were entertained
at $50 dinner.
The Study club members were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Han.
lon on Tuesday evening. Other guests
OF the occasion were Mrs. Frank Felt
Of Superior and Mr.. and Mrs. c. u.
Abbott.
The Junior Auction club met with
Mrs. J II. Lang1ahr Monday after.
noon, Mrs. J. j. Metzinger was pres
ent as an extra guest. Mrs. otto
Schlicker. the next hostesk captured
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