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BEATRICE DAILY SUN Beatrice Nebraska Sunday July 1 1934 AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS, have returned from a two weeks' visit at various points in Kansas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Steinmeyer and Mr. and Mrs.

B. O. Youll have returned from a motor trip to Bemidji, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.

T. Weston for a few days. Mrs. Pearl Hamilton received word from Mr. and Mrs.

George Monroe, who are enjoying the cool weather and the lakes at Park Rapids, that they are catching lots of fish. Mrs. F. L. Pothast of Pickrell and her granddaughter, Patty Joe Lock, spent the past week near Liberty, the guests of Mrs.

J. Ruigh. Miss Audrey Pothast was the guest in Beatrice of her sister, Mrs. Donald Lock, while they were away. Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Harvey and son, Robert, of Santa Monica, were overnight guests on Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.

M. D. McCarville. They are enroute to I points in Iowa and expect to be gone four weeks. Mrs.

P. A. Filter and children, Kathryn and Paul, are visiting in the city with relatives. Mrs. Filter was formerly Eleanor Burroughs.

Otto Christianson of Holbrook is visiting at the home of Mrs. B. C. Burroughs. Mr.

Mrs. Jerry Upp moved the past week to Wichita, where Mr. Upp is employed as a paleontologist for the Amerade Petroleum corporation. Picnic Lunch Dickie Dempster entertained a few of the neighborhood children at a picnic lunch at Chautauqua park Thursday noon. After the lunch, a jolly hour of games was enjoyed under the large trees at the park.

Bridge For Mrs. Culver Mrs. Walter Magee, Mrs. Drew Jamieson and Mrs. Robert Emery entertained.

at an evening bridge party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Magee complimentary to Mrs. Culver. Prizes were won by Mrs. J.

R. McCann, Mrs. T. J. Sullivan and Mrs.

Henry Mosiman. There were five tables of players. A cool lunch was served late in the evening. Wright-Duerr Miss Lucille Wright of Seward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

L. married J. Wright of this city, was to Fred Duerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Duerr of Seward Wednesday, 27, at 12 o'clock St. John's Lutheran parsonage at Seward. June Rev. C.

H. Becker officiated. Miss Gladys Wood was maid of honor and Harold Wickersham acted ag best man. The bride wore a light blue silk gown with accessories to crepe match, also a corsage rosebuds. The maid of honor wore a rose colored silk crepe and.

corsage of white gardenias. A wedding was served for the immediate families at the home of the groom's parents. Decorations were in pink and white. bride is a graduate of Omaha Tech high school. After 8 trip to Kansas City, Mr.

and Mrs. Duerr will reside in Seward. Out of town guests for the wedwere Mr. and Mrs. J.

Wright, Leslie, Dean and Margaret, and Mrs. E. M. Wright, all of this city. Coon Family Reunion Forty people sat down to an elaborate picnic dinner in the Superior park last Sunday.

The occasion was a reunion of the Coon family honoring Bert Coon of Guide Rock Those present were Bert Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reddinger and children, Guide Rock; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boltjes and.

children, Davenport; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson and family, Superior; Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Sample, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Baldwin and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Galen Lichty and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Coon, Mr. and Mrs. James Pace, Mr.

and Mrs. W. P. Coon. Mr.

and Mra. Merle Coon and family, all of Be'atrice. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Robertson entertained at dinner Wednesday evening at the Paddock hotel 86 a courtesy to Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Schmitz of Denton, Texas. The evening VAS spent informally on the Robertson terrace. Victim Of Epidemic One of the latest victims of the California epidemic of infantile paralysis is Ida Lupino (above), English actress. Film folks have been shunning their swimming pools in the belief that the epidemic originated In them.

(Associated Press Photo) Glamorous Gowns And Flirtatious Hats Command The Fashion Scene Paris has outdone itself this season. Gowns are glamorous, polo at Bagatelle, showoff place for summer modes. The hat hats are daring and brilliant colors are detracting attention is crush-crowned beige felt with a brown band. The scarf is from the polo games, the races and the garden parties. Here, for example, is a beige, brown and green costume seen at the of beigs, brown and green taffeta, while gloves are beige net.

day evening, followed by refreshmenta served at the Bar-B-Q Inn. Miss Esther Heikes was a special guest. The hostesses were Misses Evaro Sohn and Paula Otte. Foursome Mrs. Robert Latta had a foursome Wednesday.

Bridge Club Mrs. Dean Sackett entertained her bridge club Thursday evening. Luncheon Mrs. Jack Ballard and Mrs. Ted Larsen entertained at a bridge luncheon at the Country club Friday for 20 guests.

The menu and flowers were caried. out in a red, white and blue color scheme. Mrs. Hugo Block of Baltimore was an out of town guest. Paddock Hotel News Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Kilpatrick were hosts to a dinner party for twenty-three guests Sunday noon at the hotel. Mrs.

W. W. Scott entertained Sunday with dinner for Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Cole of Des Moines, and Mrs. Frank L. F. Wheeler.entertained six guests with dinner Sunday at the hotel.

Dr. and E. W. Fellers and daughter Verona, were among the Sunday dinner guests at the hotel. Mr.

and Mrs. Horner and daughter were Sunday dinner guests at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Jack were diners, Sunday at the hotel.

Misses Harmon and Horner dined Sunday at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hevelone and Mrs. E.

Hevelone were among the Sunday dinner guests at the hotel. Rev. Kane of Lincoln entertained three guests with Sunday dinner at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs.

Robertson entertained 30 guests with a dinner party at the hotel Monday evening. Mrs. Marvin and Mrs. Buckley entertained eight- guests with 8 luncheon at. the hotel.

Wednesday noon. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Robertson were hosts to a party of eight dinner guests at the hotel Wednesday evening, B. P.

W. Club Notes A fine dinner was served and the enjoyed playing bridge and visiting. Miss Myrtle Hare and Miss Idella Meyers were guests on Tuesday evening. Committees for next week's activities: -Cooks Clara. Rhodes, Alice Dobbs, Beulah Chinnock and Marjorie Buchanan; dishes- Clara Rhodes, Mabel Buchanan, theatta Laymon and Katherine Burroughs; Clean up Mildred Caroline Templeton and Marjorie Buchanan.

Miss Imogene Scamman entertained her high school pupils Friday evening with a picnic lunch and the grade and junior high school pupils Saturday evening followed by a program. Harrison-Epp Miss Edith Elizabeth Harrison, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell of Hastings, and Abram W. Epp.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Epp of Beatrice, were married Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Bell. Dr. Colvin French, president emeritus of Hastings college, performed the ceremony before the fireplace, banked with palms, ferns, baskets of gladioli, gardenias and roses. The bride wore a gown of white crepe and French organdy made princess style and ankle length. The tiered sleeves and collar were of French organdy.

She carried an arm bouquet of briarcliff roses and lilies of the valley. A reception for the immediate families followed the ceremony and a color scheme of pink and white was used in the appointrents. A bowl of premier supreme roses and baby breath formed the centerpiece. The couple will take a short trip, and for her traveling outfit the bride will wear a suit of brown and white, with white accessories. The couple will reside in Anselmo.

The bride has re- To Sall For Hawall July 16 SOCIAL CALENDAR TUESDAYBusiness and Professional Women's club meets at 6:30 at the club house for dinner. Sigma Mu Beta meets at the Y. W. C. A.

at 8 p. m. Beatrice Country club orchestra dance for members at 9 m. Ladies aid of St. John's Lutheran church meets at the church.

Senior C. E. of Mennonite church meets at 7 p. m. Chautauqua park.

Social Neighbor club meets with Mrs. Sam McKinney at 2:30. THURSDAYDeMolay meets at Masonic temple at 8. p. m.

Light Brigade of Trinity Lutheran church meets at the church. Glenover club breakfast at Chautauqua park. St. Paul's Lutheran aid meets in the church basement at 2 p. m.

for business meeting. Guild of Trinity Lutheran church meets with Mrs. Lowe. First Baptist church Missonary society meets at 2:30 with Mrs. Joe Bright, 1007 North Fourteenth street.

Ladies' Missionary society of West Side Baptist church meets with Mrs. Nieman, 1503 High street, at 2 p. m. First Christian church Missonary society meets in the fellowship room. Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Williams in charge of program. FRIDAYLadies' day at the Country club with bridge and luncheon. W. R.

C. meets in its courthouse rooms with covered dish luncheon at noon. Harrington-West Mothers Study meets with Mrs. Esther England, 200 North Bluff street, at 2:30. Willing Helpers picnic at Chautauqua park.

Dr. Mary Longdon guild picnic at Chautauqua park. Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.

Sheldon are enjoying a family reunion of their children and their families. Dr. and Mrs. R. F.

Sheldon and daughter of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pierce and children of Crete, and Margaret Sheldon and Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Pond of Crete, are also guests at the Sheldon home. Dr.

Sheldon and family expect to return to California the last of this week. Picnic The following couples had a picnic supper at Chautauqua park Monday: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dresp, Mr. and Mrs.

Falk, and Mrs. George Reny. and Mrs. Everett Schiermeyer, Mr. and Joy Umphenour, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holmbeck. Plenie Mr.

and Mrs. H. D. Bancroft, Kathryn and Elenore and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hedge and son, Paul, of Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mattoon and son, Frank, and daughter, Mary Ann, had a picnic Saturday evening.

Attend Presbyterian Young Conference Allen McCue, Mary Eilzabeth Beard, Betty Jane Penner and Phyllis Sonderegger left last Monday for Bellevue, where they are attending the young peoples' ference of the Presbyterian church. Breakfast Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sackett, enterand, tained at a family breakfast at Chautauqua park Wednesday morning. In the group were Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Klein and daughters, Gretchen. and Nancy, of Crete, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sackett, Mary Louise Sackett and Dorothy Klein. Dinner Party Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Robertson entertained thirty. guests at dinner Mon. ay evening at the Paddock -hotel. Lavender and pink were carried out in the table decoration.

Out of town guests were Mrs. Prophet of Los Angeles, Cal, Miss Brash and Miss Laubach of Cambridge, N. and Miss Tayof Auburn, Neb. Afternoon Party On Monday afternoon the active chapter of Delta Gamma enter. tained at the home of Miss Jane Robertson.

Thirty guests spent the afternoon with bridge. The colors Dalta Gamma, bronze, pink and blue, were carried out in the table appointment and the refreshments. There were twenty-four out of town guests. Crocker-Penry The chapel of Friendship Trinchurch of Pomona, was setting for a beautiful wedding ceremony Saturday afternoon, June 9, at 4:30 o'clock, when Miss Margaret Pauline Crocker, daughof Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Crocker Lincoln, former Beatrice residents, became the bride of Lester Penry, son of Mrs. Frances A. Penry of San Diego.

Mrs. Penry was reared in and near Beatrice and was employed a time in the Beatrice public library. For the past few years she been employed in. the public library, University of. Pomona.

She attended of Oregon and was affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delsorority. Mr. Penry, an attorney in San Diego, is a graduate of the school law at the University of California at Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs.

Penry will reside San Diego. Delta Deck Bridge Club The Delta Deck club enjoyed party at the Fox theater Miss Jane Elizabeth Robertson, accompanied by Mrs. Wayne Pringle and Miss Betty Pringle of Lincoln, will leave Monday for San Francisco, Cal. a route they will stop in Salt Lake City, Lake Tahoe and spend a few days in Yosemite Rational Park. On July 13 they will sail on the S.

S. Lurline for Hawail, where they will spend six weeks. About September fifth they will return to the states. On their homeward journey they will visit Los Angeles, Cal. The group expects to be gone until October 1.

In And Out Of Town Mra. Anna Curless of Marion, spent last week-end here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson. Hattie Rossiter left Wednesday for Sand Point, to visit relatives for several months.

nee City guest of her parMrs. George, Kirkland of Pawents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Lang, last week. Josephine Waddell and Bernice Hunter spent Tuesday in Lincoln. Rev. and Mrs. Ross McCown and family leave Monday by motor for Rev.

McCown's old home in Fayetteville, Tenn. They expect to be gone ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morton attended the parish show at Pawnee City Thursday.

Judge and Mrs. J. A. Van Orsdel arrived in Beatrice Thursday to spend the summer in their lovely summer home on Washington street. Betty Morton spent last week at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Hested in Fairbury. Mrs. Fred Stoll and Mary Margaret Douthitt motored to Camp Ashland last Sunday and joined Mr. Stoll and James Boatsman, who had been in camp there for several days.

Doris Crittenden and Margaret McCown spent Tuesday in Lincoln, Jean Marie Zehrung has been in Lincoln the past week, the guest of her cousin, Patricia Dunnuck. Esther Achtemeier of Harbine, who is taking nurses training at the Lincoln general hospital, was guest the past week of Dr. and Mrs. P. F.

Dodson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pohlman and daughter, Delores, spent last week-end at Brownville. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Schmitz and family of Denton, Texas, returned home by motor Thursday after spending the past ten days here as the guests of Mrs. Schmitz's brother, J. Stewart Elliott aud family. Mary Louise Safranek of Limon, is visiting in Beatrice with her grandmother, Mrs.

Emil Lang. Mr. and Mrs. A. T.

Cole of Des Moines. were guests of Mrs. W. W. Scott and other friends last Sunday.

Miss Rose Porter of Chicago Is guest in Beatrice of her sister, Mrs. R. G. McCue, and family. Mrs.

Eugene Spellman of Lincoln, who has been seriously ill for some time, is recovering from her recent illness. This will be good news to her many friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Delehant and Virginia and Lucille Lang returned Monday from a motor trip to Minnesota and points in Indiana.

Mrs. C. G. Baker and Mrs. Vesta Prophet spent Wednesday in Lincoln with friends.

Jean Kirschner and Lois Harpster returned Saturday from Camp Brewster at Omaha. They were in camp for ten days. Mrs. John G. Krim and Margaret Jean and Martha May Kirschner went to Woodbine, Saturday for a two visit with Mrs.

Krim's parents. Mrs. Edward S. Goodrich and daughter were guests of Mrs. Harry Prouty in Lincoln Wednesday.

They had luncheon and dinner at the University club. Eugene and Dana Widtfeldt of Omaha are spending a month with their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. J. A.

Burford. Dr. and Mrs. C. A.

Spellman and J. L. Schlosser spent last Sunday In Hastings, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uerling son.

This was in honor of Mr. and" Mrs. Uerling's wedding anniversary. Mrs. William Wildhaber and Mrs.

Mercer B. Walker motored to Lincoln Thursday "tor Gretchen Wildhaber, who had visiting with relatives. Henry Owen of Fort Riley, is a guest in Beatrice of Margaret Brewster. Richard Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Eberhardt and daughter of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Mereno Bloss and son of Papillion were guests last. Sunday of Dr. and Mrs.

C. A. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.

M. G. Keedy spent last Sunday at Murdock with relatives and friends. This Monday they will motor to Red: Cloud and will be joined there for the day by Mr. and Mrs.

George P. Clark of CityMrs. G. B. Seibert is visiting in Beaver.

City with relatives. Mrs. Henry Stellar of Chicago is visiting in Beatrice with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

B. W. Stewart and daughter, Mary Priscilla, motored to Lincoln Monday and brought back Florence Virginia, who had been visiting her grandparents for a week. Mr. and Mrs.

Dee Atherton spent last week-end in St. Joseph, where they attended dinner dance at the Country club. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Arsdale have gone to Harbor Beach, for several weeks.

Kathleen Gibson had as house cuesta, last week Kathryn and Elizabeth Meyers of Holdrege. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hepperlen have returned from two weeks motor trip to Boston and other points in the east. Dr.

and Mrs. J. R. Leibee and daughter Maxine, left Saturday for two weeks fishing trip to Lake Lida in Minnesota. Doris Manning of Hastings, who has been visiting her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. B. A. Manning, for the past two weeks, leaves for Lincoln today for a short. visit there before returning home.

Mrs. Elizabeth Kilbourn of Denver, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Smith, her grand-daughter, Mrs.

Hugh Kennedy, left Tuesday for McCook where she will visit before. returning to her home. Mrs. Bychapan Mrs. Conn Harmony Class Thursday afternoon the Harmony class had a party in the Fellov.

room with an attendance of labor 35 members and the following officers were elected for the coming year, -Mrs. Seibert. Vice pres. Mrs. W.

B. Morton. Mrs. Charles With. L.

N. Hathaway. Missionary Mrs. Goodridge. Building fund H.

H. Castor. Teacher Mrs. Bradley. Substitute teacher- Mrs.

Fishbach. Y. W. C. A.

Notes National G. R. CampMiss Lois Harpster, president of the Beatrice Student club and Miss Jean Kirschner who have been attending the National Girl Reserve camp at Camp Brewster returned home Saturday after enjoying the ten day outing with the foremost girls of this region. Friendship CircleFriendship Circle and their famflies inaugurated their summer open air activities by assembling with well filled baskets and hearty appetites, in the Chautauqua park Friday evening. The committee in charge was Mrs.

Gamble, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Marsh. ceived her master of arts degree from the University of Nebraska, and the groom is a graduate of the university. He is a teacher of vocational.

agriculture. Lincoln Journal. Willing Helpers Willing Helpers of the Presbyterian church were delightfully entertained Thursday afternoon in the church parlors by Mrs. Dale Chapman and Mae Seaman. There were 23 present.

The decorations and luncheon were carried out in a pink and white motif. Mrs. C. A. Scamman led the devotionals.

A pleasant hour was spent in various games. Plans were made for a picine at Chautauqua park July 6. Glenover Club The Glenover club was entertained by Mrs. Marion Nichols on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chris Carpenter.

There were 14 present. Several games were played after the grab bag. Mrs. Hi Bales won the club prize. Plans were made for a breakfast to be held at Chautauqua park next Thursday." In two weeks Mrs.

John Ostrander will be hostess to the club. Picnic In honor of J. W. Gish's day, a group of relatives will enjoy a picnic supper today at Chautauqua park. The following relatives will participate: Mr.

and Robert Steinmeyer and family, J. H. Steinmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gish and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Gish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clayt Gish son, Mr. and Mrs.

Frantz and family of Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Miller and family of Holmesville.

Dinner at Country Ciab Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Baker entertained a group of friends at a 7 d'elock dinner at the Country club Friday evening complimentary to their house guests, Mrs.

Vesta Prophet, Catherine Brash and Martha Laubach. The evening was spent informally in the parlor of the club house. Announcement of Marriage Announcements have been received in Beatrice of the marriage of Miss Velma M. Aylsworth to Lt. Roscoe G.

Conklin on Saturday. lune 23, at Falls City. They will make their home in Omaha. The bride resided in Beatrice several years ago and will be remembered by many Beatrice people. Dinner I Mr.

and Mrs. D. S. Dalbey ena. 7.0 clock dinner at the Country club Thursday evening.

The out of town guests were Mrs. Howard Wilson, Colonel and Mrs. Ames and son, and Harold Stebbins of Lincoln, Mrs. Edward Goodrich and daughters, Elizabeth Ann and Merilyn of Detroit, Mich. Honor Mrs.

Glen Culver Wilda Mangus and Mrs. Otis Kaminski entertained five tables of bridge Saturday evening at the home of the former in honor of Mrs. Glen Culver. The porch was attractively lighted with electric lights. A cool lunch was served late in the evening.

Evening Bridge Party Mrs. Charles Plath and Mrs. C. H. Sulker entertained five tables of Friday evening at the home of the former in honor of Mrs.

Glen Culver, who leaves soon to live in Kansas City. The decorations were in clever travel effects During the evening cooling drinks were served. Mrs. Culver was presented with a beautiful etching. Happy Girls Club Happy Girls club met Wednesday afternoon with Betty Jane Hobbs.

There were seven members present. In the games played Derothy Marie Neilson and Rose Mary Reeder won prizes. Plans were made for a candy sale. Betty Jane served cake and ice tea during the afternoon. Esther Walch will be the next hostess July 11.

Manettia Circle Manettia circle was entertained at the home of Mrs. Claude Diegel Tuesday afternoon with 25 present and Mrs. Rollo Arthur a guest. Plans were edu tauqua for a park picnic to July which 10 all at Chau- Royal Neighbors are welcome. Each one is to bring own service for this one o'clock luncheon.

In the game played Winnie Floyd, Jessie Jimmerson and Faye Arthur won prizes. Nice refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Lillian Reddick, Mary Zehrung, Nannie Hobbs, The picnic will be the next meeting. Picnic Lunch Dickie Dempster entertained a few of the neighborhood children at a picnic lunch at Chautauqua park, Thursday noon. After the lunch, a jolly hour of games was enjoyed under the large trees at the park. Bridge For Mrs.

Culver Mrs. Walter Magee, Mrs. Drew Jamieson and Mrs. Robert Emery entertained at an evening bridge party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Magee complimentary to Mrs.

Glen Culver. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. R. McCann, Mrs.

T. J. Sullivan and Mrs. Henry Mosiman. There re were five tables of players.

A cool- lunch was served late in the evening. Leave For Honolulu Miss Jane Elizabeth Robertson and Mrs. Wayne Pringle and daughter, Betty Pringle, of Lincoln leave Monday by motor for California. From there they will sail July 13 for Honolulu to be gone until October. American Auxiliary The American Legion auxiliary met Monday night with Mrs.

Roy Noble, North Eighth street. Mrs. C. W. Hiatt, district president, was.

present and gave a very interesting talk. There was an attendance. of 17. Mrs. Homer Grimes and Mrs.

Tremain were elected delegates to the state convention at Grand Island August 11. Mrs. P. F. Dodson and Mrs.

R. L. Fairbrother are the alternates. The national jelly making pro ject was discussed. Not for years has a welfare undertaking of the auxiliary's attracted so much attention as the project to make 000,000 glasses of jelly (that means jams, conserves and marmalades, too) for the needy in this county.

The local auxiliary has pledged to make 100 glasses for the needy of Beatrice and surrounding territory. At the close of the evening Mr. H. F. Mattoon, Mrs.

P. F. Dodson and Mrs. Glen Howard had charge of the serving. Affairs For Elliott's Guests Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Schmitz and family, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. Stewart Elliott for the past ten days, have been feted at several affairs the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kilpatrick entertained 24 guests at Sunday dinner at the Paddock hotel in their honor. Mrs. Carl Shaffer entertained them at dinner at the Country club Monday evening.

They were in Lincoln Tuesday and had dinner at the University club. Mrs. E. M. Marvin and Mrs.

F. W. Buckley entertained them at Wednesday noon lunch at the Paddock. In the evening Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Robertson had them AS dinner guests at the Paddock hotel, followed by an informal evening at the Robertson home. Bridge Club Mrs. Walter Walker entertained the Tuesday bridge club at' her home last week. Mrs. Thomas Pohlman received first prize and Mrs.

Jack Trautwein second hign. This was the last meeting until the fall season. Dinner Guests Miss Inez Reno and Leah Smuck were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris, North Eighth atreet, Monday, W.

W. Guild W. W. Guild of the First Baptist church had a 6:30 o'clock dinner at the home of Helen Bear Tuesday. Miss Myers, the vocafine tional talk school which was instructor, followed gave by a a pleasant social evening.

Margaret Winter will entertain the guild July 10. Bridge Luncheon Miss Faustella Hepperlen entertained eight guests at a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs. John Moritz. In bridge Catherine received high score and Mrs. Moritz received the guest of.

honor prize. Martha Laubach was also a guest. Anniversary Dinner Dr. and Mrs. P.

F. Dodson entertained 16 guests at a 7 o'clock dinner at the Beatrice hotel Satpurday, evening in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary, The evening was spent in cards at the Dodson home. Kappa Luncheon in Lincoln Verona Fellers. Cecil York. Mrs.

Maurice Hevelone, Mrs. Arthur Bryant, Mrs. Jack Thomsen, Martha Virginia Milburn, Helen Brown, Delores Young and Virginia Vasey attended the Kappa Kappa Gamma luncheon at the Country club in Lincoln Saturday. Evening Bridge Party Mrs. Dale Reynolds entertained two tables of bridge Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Charles Plath higa score, and Mrs. C. H. Suiker second high.

Party Honors Mrs. Culver Mrs. Charles Plath and Mrs. C. H.

Sulker entertained five tables of bridge honoring Mrs. Glen Culver, who leaves soon to make her. home in Kansas City. Family Picnic Sunday, at Chautauqua park the following relatives enjoyed a picnic supper: Mr. and: Mrs.

Ben Falk daughter, Bonnie Jean; Mr. and W. H. Grell of: Tectimseh; Mrs. Stella Stanley and Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Stanley. Dinner Miss Iva Kramer entertained at dinner at the Beatrice hotel Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Morris Mrs. Morris' mother, Mrs. C. L. Forney of Laramie, were guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Len Hanson of Manhattan, were in the city yesterday, Heiress Threatened Two extortion letters written to Hazel Forbes, heiress seek ng ca. reer In Hollywood, were by police. Miss Foibes told police letters demanding $5,000 kept her living in 'fright for two weeks.

(Associated Press Photo) Early CampA caravan of happy G. R. girls, in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Graff, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Corwin Culver steered its way to Camp Jefferson Tuesday afternoon.

The campers are Norma Jean Ayers, Betty Graff, Betty Culver, erine Oden, Gwendolyn Williamson. Claribel Williamson. Mary Ellen Fishbach, Josephine Culver and Lucille Graff. No ice bergs have as yet been sighted but the -Shetland ponies and the swimming pool manage to hold the attention fairly well. Mr.

and Mrs. Leask are charge of the camp. Me-La-Mt Art Club Me-La-Mi Art club met Wednesday with Mrs. Erland Lewis. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in the cool basement where the members did art work and changed summer salad recipes.

Cooling drinks were served in the afternoon, followed by a delicious lunch at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Myron Miles will be the next hostess. Picnie Supper Mrs. E.

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