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— I SOCIAL AFFAIRS - CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS ~~ _i'age 4____Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday, July 8, 1933__ PersonalS gt KPRISE NEWLYWED® Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. McGee Jr., were surprised with a buffet supper w«d cbivariri given by a group of their young married fnends on Sun (jiy evening, July 2nd at the home of Mr* D. V. Gordon, 2418 Binney St. The affair was a perfect sur prise ih every sense of the word, Mr. and Mrs McGee arriving home a bout 10 o'clock in the evening and en tering the darkened house to be greeted by ^ bombardment of tin p,„t and noise makers of every kind ami a host of friends. A delicious buf fet luncheon was served. Before the dose of the evening, tfc» bride, the former Miss Elaine Smith, was un suspectingly lured to the sidewalk in treui of the house where she was pelted with rice and old shoes in true awwiywed fashion. Among the young people who spon sored the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MoCaw, Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wheel er. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. Saybert Hanger, Mr. .iJ Mrs. B. B. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Crawford, John G. Pegg, Maredlus Ritchie. Misses Melva Me- j Caw and Gertrude McCaw, Miss Mad. dine Shipman, Leroy Wright, Misses Margaret and Mary Ellen Dickerson, Mias Mamie Britt. George McGee, Miss Bessie Mae West, Julien Me Pberson, Miss Catherine Williams, Mrs John Albert Wiliams, and Mrs. Julia Gordon. ENTERTAINS HOUSE GUEST Mrs, Beulah Ramsey, 2902 North Mtth St., entertained «t her home Tues Ray, June 28th, with a Bridge lun. cbeon honoring her house guest, Mrs. Thelma (Bentley) Williams of Loc Angeles, Calif. First prize went to Mrs. Agusta Baakum. second to Carrie Jewell and aoasolation to Mrs. Evelyn Singleton. The guest prize was a half dozen beautiful cocktail napkins. All ladies present declared their hostess a perfect one. Those preeent were: Mesdames Rose Luckey, Evelyn Singleton. Car rie Jewell, Susie Yancy, Ollie Robin son Ethel Kirley and Agusta Baskum. LEAVES FOR CHICAGO Mrs. Pearl Huston of 2716 Frank lin St., is leaving to visit friends and relatives n Chcago and also to see the World’s Fair. TO SPEND SUMMER IN DENVER Mrs. Ed. Patton, of 2610 Patrick Are., left Saturday to spend the sum mer in Denver, Colorado. MISS ALLEN SPENDING SUMMER IN CHICAGO Mias Dorothy Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Allen, is spend ing the summer in Chicago visiting her sister and brother -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott. ENTERTAINS Mrs. Rose Luckey and Mr. W. P. Errin charmingly entertained at Elm. wood Park with a dinner honoring Mrs. Thelma Valri Williams an daugh ter, Jacqueline Carron of Los Angel es. Calif. 9 • Mrs. Luckey with her charming personality was indeed a perfect host. TO VISIT PARENTS Mr*. Boyd V. Galloway is leaving today to spend a two month’s vaca tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawkins of Chicago, 111. ATTY. ADAMS CHANGES LOCA TION Atty. and Mrs. John Adams have moved to 2314% North 24th St., where Atty. Adams will have his of fice and residence. MRS. W. L. MYERS VISITS DAUGHTER Mr*. W. L. Myers left Tuesday to •pend a three week sojourn in Den. ver, Colo., with her daughter, Miss Florence Myers who is to graduate from Denver University this summer. RECOVERS FROM OPERATION Mr. Luster Price is recovering from a tonsikrtomy operation, CALIFORNIANS TO MAKE THSR HOME IN OMAHA Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and 18 month old daughter. Charlotte, of San Francisco, Calif., have moved to Omaha to make their home. Mrs. Johnson is the former Edna James of this city. TO LEAVE SATURDAY Miss Grace Adams charming daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Adams, is leaving Saturday for Birmingham. Ala., where she ia to be married to Mr B, Bradford. MRS. WILLIAMS AND DAUGHTER EXTENSIVELY ENTERTAINED Mrs. Thelma Velri Williams and daughter, Jacqueline Carron, wha were visitiry here with Mrs. Beulah Ramsey, 2902 North 28t St., wish to extend thanks to the many friends that made their stay a pleasant one. Among the many affairs that were given in honor of the visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Kirkly, a buffet dinner; Dr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Theatre party; Mrs. Tiny Gilmore, luncheon; Mrs, Olive Robinson, din ner party at Elmwood park; Mrs. Carrie Jewell, Theatre party; Mr. and Mrs. Shirly Yancy, and Mother, dinner party; Mrs. Beulah Ramsey, bridge party. _ Mrs. Agusta Baskum, and Olive Robinson, breakfast and fishing trip; Mr. and Mrs. Watt Morris, luncheon. Mrs. Williams and daughter left Omaha Tuesday to visit friends in Kansas City, Mo., Parsons, Kansas, and Wichita and Topeka, Kansas, re turniry in two weeks enroute to Chi cago. CALIFORNIANS VISIT IN OMAHA Mr. and Mrs. Jesse DuraniEe, and Mrs. Mabel Foster of Los Angeles, Calif., stopped for a three day's visit in Omaha at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ashby, 2228 Willis Ave. They are motoring to Chicago for a stay of two months. They are also stopping at St. Joseph, Mo., and Des Moines, Ia„ enroute. The following ladies entertained at a bridge breakfast Saturday morning for out of town visitors and friends at the YWCA. Mesdames Florence Johnson, Pearl Fletcher, Cloma Scott, Martha Evans, Gussie McPherson, Margarette Moore Blanche Buford, and Dora Donally. Covers were laid for 48 guests. OUT OF TOWN VISITORS The Misses Peretta and Kathleen Gamble of Norfolk. Nebr., visited dur ing the past week with Mrs. A. Thomas, 808 North 46th St. TRY OUT DUNDEE GOLF COURSE Mr. Sam Shepherd, director of Physical Education in St. Louis Pub lic Schools and Dr. James E. White of St. Louis, were week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hanger. I Dr. White and Mr. Shepherd came I to try out the Dundee Golf Course I where the Central States Golf Assoc, iation Tournament will be held. I MRS. HAWKINS ENTERTAINS VISITORS A delightfuil breakfast honoring the Misses Henrietta Miller of Little Rock, Arkansas. Theodosia Conway of Chicago, Eloise Jones of Dallas, Texas and Mary Jones of Norfolk, Nebraska, was given by Mrs. A. L. Hawkins at the beautiful home of Mrs. E. R. West, 2916 Decatur St., Monday morning. July 3rd. Those enjoying Mrs. Hawkins’ hos. pitality were: the Misses Madeline Shipman, Melva McCaw, Grayce Ad ams, Helen McWhorter, Grace Dorsey Dorothy Williams, Charlene Lewis, Raichel Taylor. Edrose Willis, Lor raine Lewis and Claretta Biddieux. GIVES A SURPRISE SHOWER Thursday, June 29th, the Misses Lorene Lewis, Nadine Clark and Ed rose Willis surprised Mr. and Mrs. William Davis with a shower fh hon or of their first anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Davis were presented with a throw rug, two sheets and pil low cases. Mr. Ifcvis presented his wife with a flowered chiffon dress. Mrs. Davis is the former Miss Olive Jackson. There were fifteen couples present at the affair. MRS. FLORENCE THOMAS ENTERTAINS t BROTHER Mrs. Florence Thomas entertained her brother, Mr. H. Level, who is vis ing her, with a bridge party Tues day evening, July 4th. Those enjoying Mrs. Thomas’ hos pitality were: Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson of Berkley, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Iesker Dixon, Mr. and Mrs Cor bett, Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Shoby, Miss Asilee Dot. ®°n a°d Mr. Branch. GIVE AN EXCURSION Lnft No. 5 of the Salem Baptist Church Aid Society gave an excursion Thursday night. June 30th from the Church to Elmwod Park and refresh ments were served. We thank our many friends and co.workers for do nating their cars and carrying the different ones to their homes from the park. The trip was enjoyed by all. Mrs. F. Wesley, president, Dea con W. M. Cooper, captain. LITTLE MISS JUANITA HANGER HAS BIRTHnAY,.PARTY Mr*. Saybert C. Hanger entertained Thuarsday, July 6th at the fourth • - « VISITS PARENTS o -- o MRS. GORDON HOPKINS Mrs. Gordon Hopkins, of Oakland, Calif., is in Omaha for a two months visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Allen of 2715 Hamilton St. Mrs. Hopkins will be remembered ss the former Elizabeth Allen of this city. birthday of her daughter, Juanita Ann. Those present were: the little Mi9s-1 es Barbara Jean Waldron, Millicent Jean Wheeler, Shirley Walker, Na- 1 dine Hancock, Janis Edna McCaw, I Marcia Southard, Florentine Crawford j and Natalie Roulette. The Masters Earl Waldron, Chauncey Grey and j Robert Gerald Coleman. — VISITORS TO CITY OVER THE 4th Elder Charles Pleas, Bishop or Overseer of the diocese of Kansas, with Elder Walter Teague, Pastor of the Church of God in Christ, 9th and New Jersey St., Kansas City, Kans., with brothers George and William Stuart and sister Flora Stuart made a flying visit to the city to spend the 4h of July visiting with Elder and Mrs. Roberson and daughter Mrs. Baker and other Saints of the City. Mr. William Stuart and wife also Mr. George Stuart were the house .^uest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stuart of Stuart’s Art Shop, Mr. Stuart is the uncle of Mrs. Effie Bryant, wife of the Pastor of St. John AME. Church, whlTe in the City many cour tesy were extended these visitors. “Y Notes” YWCA. FORCE HOLD PICNIC The staff of the YWCA, headed by Miss Rachel Taylor held a picnic on the fourth of July at Arlington, Ne braska. The day was spent in swim ming, fishing and goat ducking. Those who attended the picnic were the Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crawford, S. C. Hanger, Lovejoy Crawford and Charles Soloman. Mesdames H. J. Jinkett, Jeanett Shelton and M. La cate. Misses Dorothy ’Williams, Grace Dorsey, Albertine Johnson, Rachel Taylor, Evelyn Evans, and Louise Scott. Messrs Henry Black, Freddie Porter and H. L. Myers. EDROSE WILLIS WINNER IN “TRIP TO WORLD’S FAIR” CONTEST One week’s trip to Chicago with train fare and all expenses paid goes to the happy winner of th “Trip to th World’s Fair” Contest sponsored by the Finance Committee of the North Side WiCA. The winner, Miss Edrose Willis, proved by the largest amount of money collected during the contest, that she is one of the cities’ most popular and well thought of members of the communities’ younger set. In addition to winning the con test Mis'* Willis has been chosen by the Industrial Division of the Nation al WCA. Beard to serve as pianist for the Business and Industrial Girls’ Conference at Lake Okoboji July 18th to 28th. The other contestants, Miss Tamer O’Neal and Mrs. Lillie Moore made fine showings and received priz es of $10.00 and $2.50 respectively. The contest was the only one of its type to be held in the city and "was a success financialy as well as educat ionally. A great deal of credit goes to the memberg and chairman of the Finance Committee of the “Y”. One hundred and six dollars and fifteen cents was collected. Forty-seven dol lars and fifty cents was given away as prizes and fifty-eight dollars and eleven cents cleared to be credited towards tie YWCA, budget. Mrs. Florence Johnson is the chairman of the Finance Committee and the foL lowing q/re members assisting her Mesdames Dora Donley, Ed Fleteher, I. S. McPherson, Maggie Moore. “Y” A POPULAR SUMMER CEN TER FOR YOUNGER SET The sports program and the spec ial summer program promoted by the North Side “Y” ha* attracted more than a hundred young people weekly. Competition in golf and ping pong runs high among both the boys and girls. The Sl;|nber Party for high school girls on Friday night culmin ated in a Shower Party when all the girls "onned swimming suits and frol iced under^the moon. The swimming Class started on Wednesday evening with a bang. The popular Mr. W. L. Myers will be at the pool each Wed nesday evening giving instructions in swimming. Any ^irl interested in learning to swim is invited to Christ Child Center on Wednesday evening from six to eight o’clock. The admis sion fee is your swimming suit, cap and a towel. A splendid group of volunteers with Mrs. Charlotte Craw, ford and Miss Rachel Taylor are heading up the activities for the sum mer. The YWCA, has played an active part in the promotion of city play grounds. Following the suggestion of the Executive Secretary last year, more than one-thousand petitions were presented to the Council by the school children of the city asking the establishing of summer playgrounds. Miss Ora Lee Britt of Long School was among the school children repre. senting the North Side YWCA. This year Mrs. Thelma Hancock of the Ed ucation Committee, with Miss Taylor secured * large number of petitions. Charts showing the lack of recrea tional facilities in the north side have been presented by the Branch and continuous effort has been made to encourage the opening of summer playgrounds in the city. During the year Miss Tayloj^Cl£_ North Side “Y” Executive Secretary, has served on the Recreation Committee and is hap py over the decision of the Council of Social Agencies to use a location on the north side to establish an experi mental plfcy grounds. ClubS WEE FOLKS JUNIOR CLUB OF SOUTH OMAHA A Wee Folks Club was organized Friday, June 16th at 5219 South 29th St. This club is for children, ages up to 12 years. This Club was organized to make better citizens out of our boys and girls. The organizers of this club are the Misses Gladys Shelby and Ruth McGee who are very interested in the small children of this commun ity. They have plan$ such as sew ing, games, picnics and other things that are of interest to children. The club meeting is to be held every Fri day afternoon at 2:30 at 5219 South 29th St. An outing was given Wed nesday, June 21st, at Riverview park. The members of the club are: Leila Mae McKinley (youngest), Margaret Royster. Ethel Mae James, Dorothy Mae James, Delmar Givenhand, Mar tha Scott, Hazel Thomas, Pearl May, Bertyle Jackson, Catherine Green, Donna Mae Shields, Susie Crawford and Velma Royster. Notices were sent to mothers to sign in order to see how many were inter ested and the way the notices are re turning is an indicaton that the club has the cooperation of each mother. The name ef this club is “Wee Folks Junior Club.” Watch for the pro gress of this club in every week's is sue. Misses Gladys Shelby and Ruth McGee. COMOPOLITAN CLUB SPONSORS SUMMER FROLIC The Cosmopolitan Club entertained about three hundred guests at one of the prettiest summer frolics given Friday, June 30th at the Fontenelle Pavilion. The open air pavilion was a perfect setting for all the young married and single couples which swayed in per fect harmony with the music. The ladies were «ool, dainty and beautiful n their summer frocks of organdy irhich seems to hold the prominent spot in the fashion world. During intermission, couples prom maded the veranda and gardens. Ev eryone agreed that this affair was »ne of the most charming of the sea son. The memherg of the Cosmopolitan Club are: William Davis, president; Clive Davis, Vivian and Sally Hender son, Howard and Amy Ousley, leaker »nd Eva Mae Dixon, James and Nel. I lie Myers, Joseph and Maxine Owens, Wilbert and Mildred Carter, John and Frances Simms, John Jr. and Con. stance Adams, Buster and Inez Hud gins, Kenneth and Dorothy Pollard. LOST BATTALION CLUB GIVES SHOWER The Lost Battalion Club honored their newly married member, Mrs. Elaine Smith McGee, with a miscel laneous shower at the home of Helen Jenkins, 2917 North 25th St., Monday evening. July 3rd. Mrs. McGee received many beauti ful gifts. One of the most beautiful was a table lamp and ash tray from the club. The evening was spent playing bridge and giving the bride advice on how to manage a husband. After the bride had absorbed au tne neiprui hints, a delicious repast was served which everyone voted delicious. The members of the Lost Battalion Club are: Margaret Dickerson, Nad ine Clark, Neola McDaniels, Vera Chandler, Margery Bolden, Willa Hayes, Mae Gustin, Margaret Bell, Bessie Mae West and Edrose Willis. Other guests present were: Mes dames Louise Smith, Helen Webb, Elizabeth Hopkins of Oakland, Calif., Alice Galloway, Julia Horton, Robbie Davis, Carrie Jewell, Alma Clark, lone Hanger, Valeria "McCaw, Delores Blackwell, the Misses, Grayce Adams, Susie Whitesides, Melva # McCaw, Madeline Shipman, Ruth King, V»v. ginia Jackson, Claratta Kddkm WEE FOLKS CLUB The WJee Folks club held its regular meeting at 5219 South 29th St., Fri day, June 30th. We are having a ban quet for the Mothers, next Friday, July 7, at the residence of Mrs. Bush 5219 South 29th, at 8:00 p. m. Songs speeches and papers will be rendered by the Wee Folks. Three girls and one boy will act as servants Friday nite. Beginning next week a picture of each member will appear weekly until all members have been pres ented. Visitors are always welcomed. Miss Gladys Shelby, reporter. THE JOLLY BRIDGETTE CLUB The Jolly Bridgette Club gave their annual fete Saturday. July 1st at Elmwood Park. Those enjoying the hospitality of the Jolly Bridgettes were two honor ed guests and the husbands of each of the following members: Mesdam es Alice Jones, Callaway, Abney, Fry. Johnson, P. Smith, Manley, Hayden, Sullivan, Jackson and Henry. The menu of potato salad, chicken ice cream and cake was enjoyed by everyone. The color scheme was maroon and silver, the flower, sweet pea. The club will open the first Tues day in September. Mrs. P. Smith, pres., Mrs. R. John son, reporter. Organizations THE AMARANTHUS GRAND CHAPTER OF NEBRASKA The Amaranthus Grand Chapter of Nebraska, held its 12th annual ses sion at the Masonic Hall, June 21, 22nd, and 23rd. The session was a decided success with the Grand Ma. tron. Lulu B. Alexander of Lincoln, presiding. Owing to the absence of the Grand Patron Thoma* F. Scott, The Grand Matron was ably support ed by the Past Patron W. P. Wade, Viola Cole, Associate Grand Matron and Lenwood Gordon, Associate Grand Patron. The session opened promptly Wed nesday morning at 10:00 a. m. for business. Wednesday evening the public re. aeption was largely attended. Mrs. Cloma Scott as Mistress of Ceremon ies, introduced all of the Grand offic ers, who made short, but interesting remarks. The outstanding features >f the second day’s session was the ‘Chapter of Sorrow”, conducted by the Grand Lecturer, Mrs. Hattie Brownlow, who has made an efficient instructor for four years. Thursday jy the youths fraternity under the afternoon, demonstrations were made I_ I I Buy Your Bottled i Goods Ice-Cold at No J Extra Cost from Our ) New Electric Refriger- i a ted Bar. . Robinson Drug Co. i —Free Delivery— i WE. 5000 f instructions of the organizer and sponsor, Mrs. S. M. C. Baker. Too much credit cannot be given Mrs. Baker and her children. The frolic Thvsday evening was big success. The Election of officers was held Friday morning with the fol. folwing officers being elected: Hazel Terry Lewis, Grand Matron, Lenwood Gordon, Grand Patron, Jennie Ed wards, Associate G. Matron, Walter Carter, Associate G. Patron, Martha Evans Grand Secy., Mable Galbreath Grand Treasurer, Ada Holmes, Grand Conductress. EVa Gaines, Grand Or ganist, Cloma Scott, Grand Associate Cond., Florence Johnson and Pearl Fletcher, Trustees, Allie Wade, Grand Chaplin, Ella Hunter, Marsh all in the East, Emma Blue, Marshall in the West. Josie Moore, Grand Ada, Blanche Buford, Grand Ruth, Lillie Moore, Grand Grand Esther, Sallie Brown, Grand Martha, Nettie Fred ericks, Grand Electa, Janie Johnson, Grand Lecturer, Hattie Barnett. Grand Historian, Kathryn Huston. Grand Warder, Edward Hill, Grand C, C. F. C. S. M. C. Baker Sponsor Sentinel, Margarette Moore, Grand Youth’s Fraternity. Te Installation was held Friday evening by the Grand Patron Thomas F. Scott. The out of town geust were: Mrs. Maud Johnson P. G. M., Lincoln; Mrs. Lulu B. Alexander, W. G. M.. Lincoln; Mayme Todd, G. Sec’y, Lin coln; Ada Holmes, G. Cond., Lincoln; Kathryn Huston, P. G. Cond., Lin coln; Mable Galbreath, Trustee, Lin coln; Lenwood Gordon, Associate G. P.. Beatrice, Nebr.; Roberta Bailey, Iowa Jurisdiction; Sallie J. Brown P. G. Cond. Electa Grand Chapter of Matron, Lincoln; Jennie Edwards. Past Grand C. C. F. C. Lincoln. The entire Grand Chapter wishes to thank the following committee for making •very program a' success. Janie John son, general chairman; Eva Gaines, Chairman, program comm.; Viva Philips, Chairman reception comm.; Hattie Barnett, chairman Decorating comm.; Margarette Moore, Chairman Housing comm.; and Amanda Jenk ins. Chairman of the Finance comm. The Grand Chapter will meet in Lin. coin, in 1934. Cloma Scott, Chair, man. Publicity Committee. MEET I N SPECIAL JOINT SESSION The Nebraska Association of Color ed Women’s Chibs met in a special joint session with the Executive Board of the Association Monday, June 26th, gt the home of Mrs. A P. Scrugrgs. Mrs. Ada Holmes of Lin coln, chairman of the executive Board and Mrs. Daisy B. Gordon of Beatrice, President of the Association presided. Business of importance was trans acted. A committee headed by Mrs. Frances Holloway of Omaha, was named for a drive to raise fund8 for the State Association Home in Lin coln. Others on the committee are Mesdames Lenora Gray, Gertrude Shackelford. Addie Jones and Vera Graham of Omaha, Ada Holmes, Lin coln and Nondus Washington, Bea trice. Officers elected to fill the vacancies in the state were: Vice President, Mrs. Lovetta Bush, Omaha; Corr. Secretary, Adora Bland Omaha; Treas urer; Mrs, Mae Jackson, Omaha; State Organizer, Vera Graham, O maha; Trustee. Mrs. Lenora Gray, Omaha. Other officers are Mrs Daisy Gordon, Beatrice, president and Mrs. Fmacis Holloway, Omaha, rec ording secretary. The state chairmen are: Executive Board, Ada Holmes, Lincoln; Ways and Means, Jennie Murray, Omaha; Home Economics, Pearl Brummell, Omaha; Child Wel fare, Lillian Wright, Omaha; Fine Arts, Jessie Leland, Omaha; State Parlimentarian, Gertrude Shackelford Omaha. The State Associaion will convene in Omaha June 1934. All clubs in terested in joining the State Assoc, iation please write or call the State organiser, Mrs. Vera Graham, 2509 Grant St., Omaha, phone Web. 1658. 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