The Omaha guide., 1934-08-11
DOINGS AMONG THE
HOTEL & d. C.. WATERS
By HOPPE

a hhui pEtoenS.. Inc c1ur m6xuDcxS pre-
PC ssnted him with a very approprtte
one, that carried Their good wishes to
fellow club
one
Mrs y. l.. Giles, 2217 North ,stl
T Street, served a delicious breakfast I
ald a few friends. Sunday morning at 1
veil 10 a M The menu consisted of~peach
n Is with cream. canadian ham, goldel
N brown fried chicken. rice. homemad
rolls, butter, Detroit Syrup an
r1.- cofea. All present declared having
ods very nice time.
MIS-. B. M. wadde and Mrs M Z
I'D Pitman. entertained fourteen ladies' a
-.;+ the home Of Mrs. Waddle, 1907 Nortl
ur- gath Street, Thursday, July z6. A de
H. Iiciols four course dinner was served
inc The table was beautiful d~ecorate'
with a large basket of garden flowers
at This dinner was given in honor O
Mrs jackson, who is visiting her tw'
nieces. Mrs. Hooper and Miss Myrtle
Calhoun of 24Os Maple Street.
ter -
las Miss Minnie Ereyor. and her niece
ub, Miss Bernice Saunders, entertained .
ak o+oup of young people at their nome
at Thursday night, in honor Of MISSES
al. rne,ma and Williams Howard o.
seattle. Washington, and Mr. RoDer'
md c;nnson of Bay Mississippi Dancine
in was the principle ? feature OF TN
ust evening.
Oh -
ire A. and Mrs. E. L. Kincaid OF slo'
cAAv Street. have returned home
~a- a vacation in Portland, oregon
~" Seattle. washington, and vancouver
ind british COLUMBIA They reported d ue
raj Iightful trip
the =
er NJ r F. Mills of Nashville, Tenn
uld ia visiting her aunt, Mrs D. v. 0
est m of 2a11 Cummings Street
"A and Mrs. Otis Isaac are stop
ming at MIS- cb
o~ 1onr A. Williams at 241s Maple
T.
ED
re- = q. Harper a wife. and
daughter, Thelma, was mo
ru.st Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny '"
." ~ 2eo4 Decatur Street. A oencious
'G uoa served. and q denSnuu
rs was spent at Mrs. Jackson
home The Reverend nd fanny
~snroute to Chicago.
red |
Mrs. India Hogan, son ana
Le ~ of Amsry, Mississippi are he'e
~ .-...,r ber SONS and brother, theT
ne .o.+;o,a are to stay about a week
lin Little Elaine Hogan celebrated mel
r. Ninth Birthday on August L, at the
re- home of Mrs. Esther Dixon z0SU
- Mamie Streets. There were IA children
present. Ice Cream and cake and
nv noncicles. and candy was served Inc
.naa1 fe,ture was the entertainment
is of Claude Hogan. a cousin to ELAINE
Ill Little Miss Ruth Marie Wright
at celebrated her Fourth Birthday Tues
re- day evening August 4. at 1888 North
AZ 23rd Street. There was a beautiful
chocolate cake trimmed in pink, with
four pink candles. Eleven other child
rem participated in making Little
I'm Ruth's Birthday a happy one Toys
Ill were displayed and games WeFe
nlaved Ruth Marie wore a pretty
blue dress, with pink ribbons. Ice
cream and candies were served.
Mr.. Shirley Kennedy, Of 1882 and
ag. ona half North 22nd Street, engineer
:" at the oun Block On South 18TH
Street for a number of years, and
also a member Of San Turner's Orches-
ira. win motor to Chicago for his sec
Ond wear, to v1SL the UOI4oS
Nj. kennedy expects to stay a week OF
ten days
Mrs. Catherine Preston left
s for a motor trip to Oklahoma The
marty touring, consists OF her mother
Ma. Chesney and aunt. Mrs. Wade
and Mrs. Katie Henderson They are
M enroute to Muskogee and TuiA
oklahoma, and are expected TO sta
two weeks
est
MRS. AMANDA GREEN DIES
Mrs. Amanda Green. 2s2s Blond
street. age IS, passed away on Tues
aay July 81, at the University hos
SITS pita1.
Funeral services were held Frlda'
- August 8, from st. Clair Chapel I'm
and Miami Streets, under the direct
ions Of J. D. Lewis Undertaken, an