Nebraska Newspapers

    Mr. Fred Dixon and
Miss Virginia White
Are Married Quietly
Miss Virginia White, formerly of
Kansas City, Missouri, who. for the
past three years has made her home
in Omaha, became the bride of Mr.
Fredric Dixon, 2889 Ohio Street. Mon
day. November 19- Miss White grad
uated from Sumner High School in
St. Lolis, Missouri, and later attend
ed Nebraska Univeersifcy. Mr. Dixon
is a graduate of Technical High
School and a student of Omaha Uni
versity.
The wedding took place in Denni
son. low*. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon are
residing, for the present, at 2889
Ohio Street.
CLAIR M. E. LADIES AID
CLUB ENTERTAINS
Fifty guests were most royally en
tertained by the Ladies Aid Club of
Clair M- E. Church at a pre
thanksgiving Luncheon Riven at the
home of Mis I„ V. Gray. 2209 Ml
ai Street. The house was beautifully
decorated with yellow and black and
a touch of groat. Large beautiful
bouquet** of ekr^santhajnums and
ferns were also used as a decoration
The following guests were present:
Rev. and M s. W. C- Conwell. Dr
«nd Mrs. Wesley Jones, Mr. H- W
Smith, Mrs. Panky, Mr. and Mrs
Dean Bell. Mrs. Reynolds. Mr. A- Rey
nolds. Mr. Ned Moore, Mr and Mrs
L. D. Robinson, Mrs- E. Levinson.
Mr. Y. W. Logans, Mr. J- W. Cole
man, Mrs. Charles A. Cleveland- Mrs
U- S- Matthews. Mrs. C. B- Wilkes,
Mr, and Mrs- Henry Winston. Mrs
Eugene Chue. Mrs- Chandler, Mrs
MableE. Bonner, Mrs. Ethel Kirtley,
Miss Mary Moore. Miss Carry Shobe,
Mrs. A- Cusley. Mrs. Ina Mae Ben
nett. Mr. William Conwell, Mrs. F- J.
Gillum. Miss Pearl Winston, Miss
Helen Wilkes. Miss Lucy Mae Collins,
Mrs Saliie Simpson. Mrs. Charlett
Drake. Mrs. B. A- Smith, Mrs. Jennie
Norman, Mrs Buford- Mr. »nd Mrs
Albers McCiair Mrs. Mattie Jennings,
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MR. AND MRS- WALTER JONES
FETED
Mr. and Mrs- Walter Jones. of
Cineinnatti, Ohio, who have been vis
iting in Omaha for the past ten days,
were entertained royally during their
stay. Those who entertained for
them were Mr. and M h- Clarence
Davis, dinner and bridge. Mr. and
M -s- L- M- Goodlett. dinner and
theater party, Mr. and Mrs- San
ford, dinner, Mr. and Mrs- Jimmie
Jewel, dinner and bridge. Mrs. Flor
ence Jones, the mother of Mk- Jones,
entertained at dinner with Mr- 0. C.
Wynn sharing honors, My. and Mrs
W. A- Harris, of Council Bluffs. low*-,
dinnef, Miss Opal Harris, a very
pretty appointed tea attended by one
hundred and twenty-five guests, and
Mrs. Vera Graham a farewtll danc
ing party at the Masonic Hall.
The maids and matrons we-e kept
busy with the Wraps- This party was
one of the largest invitational affairs
of the season. One hundred and fifty
selected guests attended.
Those assisting at the punch bowl
were Mrs. Ave-y Washington. Mrs.
Randall Roberts, Mrs. W. B. Byy*nt
and Mrs. Howard Mostly- M-Js. Jurdie
Clayter assisted at the registration
table. Mrs. Lula Mae Ridge very
oha ynlngly assisted her mother as
hostess
Flowers and gifts of welcome and
farewell, were received by the couple.
Eve.*yone had a lovely time.
Mr. Jones, formerly of OmAha. is
a brother? of Mrs. W- A- Harris, of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Mrs- Della
IT nderson, formerly of Kansas City,
Missouri. Mrs. Graham ,and Jim—
mi<* Jon*’*, noted musician of Omaha.
M s. Jones is from Cineinnatti, Ohio
HOUSE WARMING PARTY
On Saturday night, November 24,
he Fkidaiy Night Bridge Foursome
yave a Hcuse warming party for Mrs.
Theodosia Rouhlac, one of the mem—
bes of the Foursome, who has recent—
ly moved to 2434 Grant Street The
evening was devoted to progressive
contact bridge. Mrs- Rouhlac won
srst pfize, Miss Deloes Cousins, sec—
ond, and Mrs. Helen McWharter,
booby. Mfs. Rouhlac also received
many beautiful and useful presents.
Tho guests present we.re Mesdames
Floy Southard, Allen, Helen Me—
Wha *ter, Amanda Williams- Doris ■
Shobe. Helen Webster, Luellian
Waites, Hazel Jordon, and Misses
Sybil Mee/rifield and Delores Cousins.
A dainty repast was served, and the
guests declaled this a very pleasant
I evening.
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HOUSE GUESTS FROM MICCOURI
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chump, of Bunce
| ton. Missouri, a ,-e the house guests of
1 heir son and his wife, Mi*, and Mrs
Henry Chump, 2014 Clark Street.
They will be. here throughout the
Christmas holidays.
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Mr. Charles Crump, st«* pitches
i on the Cudahy-Rex Baseball Team,
who is now employed in Lincoln, Ne
baska, spent Thanksgiving here with
his parents, Mr- and Mrs. Heny
Chump, 2014 Clark Street
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MR. AND MRS- WALTER JONES
HONORED
F«/haps one of she most perfectly
planned social affair* of the late fa-11
season was the badge party' given
by !>!<■ and Mr*. William Davis to
honor Mr. and Mrs. Walts- Jone*,
of C'incinnatti. Ohio, who we t; visit
ing in the city. Bridge and dancing
were the features of th<- evening. M.'.
Walter Jones won fi <st prize- Mi*s
M Iva McCaw, sc-ond, and Mrs. Wal
ter Jones, gm st p*ize.
The guc.sts present were Mess -s. !
and Me dames Milton Wilson. Charles ;
F. Davi». J. Dillard Crawford, Her
bo t Clark ejv:1 Walter Jon' s. There
were, also Misses Melva McCaw,
Mae Johns and Messrs. Rudolph Wat
son and Bert FowUt;.
VISIT RELATIVES
Mrs. Loren a Wa) C Adamr, of
Denver, Cole* ado, is the. house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. O. T Shaw. 3424
Blondo St. M Adams is a niece of
the Shaws and will be here through
out the Christmas holidays.
Mis. Shaw, who suffered a paraly
tic stroke about five weeks «go, spoke
for the first time last Friday. She
was also able to move one leg- M-V*.
Shaw lost her speech and the use of
her limbs when she had the stroke
She is reported to be stradily improv
ing.
WEDDING SHOWER
FOR MRS. MARTIN
The Youth Fraternity cot-operating
with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bronson
gave a wedding shower for Mrs.
Law;enco Matin, formerly Miss Mil
dred Bonaon, at the Masonic Hall.
Wednesday, October 28,
(About fifty guests attended, and
many beautiful presents were re
ceived.
Miss Wills Mae Anderson, 25th and
Burdette, is ill in the hospital- Miss
Ando >son i-s secretary of Group No
3, at Zion Baptist, B. Y. P- U
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ray, of 2617
Caldwell Steeet, a <e the proud par
ftSIlfttlsIUl.s.liUi.T.i;
Ray, bom November 15.
DR. TIPTON ENTERTAINED
Or. G. F. Tipton, District Super
intendent of th*-' Topeka District, was
entertained quite frequently while in
Omaha holding his thi ;d quarterly
conference of Omaha Clair Chapel.
Dr. Tipton and Rev. and Mjs. Conwell
were invited to dinner on Sunday
aftdfnoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Kirtiey. On Monday
manning they had breakfast at the
home of M, G. Chandler of 2804 N.
28th St. On Monday afternoon
they w<*re entertained by Mrs. Ged
thude Galloway at 4 o'clock dinner at
the home of Mr. and M* Geo- Coop
er of 1813 Eighth St., Council Bluffs,
Iowa- The guests present were Dr.
Tipton, Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Con
well, Dr. and M|s. Bryant, Rev. and
Mrs. Reynolds, Rev. »nd Mr®. Geo.
Slay ter. A. Cousin. Mrs, Elda
Scott, Mi®. Lillian Mills, Mr. Charles
Trimble.
The house was beautifully decoc.
ited Including cut flowers for the
table. A vary enjoyable time was re
ported .
Mrs- Virginia McGhee was hostess
to the Ever Loyal Club at her home,
2626 Seward Street, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Alice Nicholson, Pesident; M-®.
Irene Beene, Secretary.
Vivian C- Dotson* daughter of Rev.
and Mi's- J- H. Dotson, graduated
from Webster school Wednesday
aftenoon. She was the only one of
cu» group out of a c’ass of thirteen
and placed a v-^' active part in the
exercise*. She will er.t«’ Te<'h High
Monday.
Mrs. JulT Pha *r entertained the
Heart to Hon1 t Club at her home in
Seward street Tuesday evening- Mrs.
Pe <rl Fieteh t • is president, Mr*.
T>’.sie Spann. Secretly.
The Interdenominational Ministerial
Alliance is meeting eve y Tuesday at
one o’1 lock at St. John Church for the
r*st of the year. AH ministers ae
invited to be present Rev. J. H
Dotson.. President- Rev. O. J
Bu^khardt. Secretary.
Mgs F. P. Jones will b<‘ hostess to
the Pastors’ Wives Club at the next
meeting at her home on'Ohio Street
Arrangements will be mode for a re.
ception to be given during the holi.
days, when the club will entertain
their husbands, pastors wives are
invited to be present. Mrs. Z. R.
MoGre is president. Mrs. O. A Cal
houn, Secretary.
Mrs. J. H. Dotson and daughters.
Mildred and Vivian, represented our
goup in the Thanksgiving Pageant
held at Calvary Baptist Church Sun
day evening.
A Board Meeting of the. New Era
Association was held at Pilgrim
Monday evening to make up their
program for the regular Meeting,
which will be hold January the 8th
and 9th at Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. F. S. Goodlet. moderator. Rev.
J- A- Harris, Seecretary.
Mrs. Mamle Griffin, of Lincoln, is
in the city for a few days
M/i'3. Hester Williams is still con
fined to her home, at 2224 Seward
street.
SAVOY CLUB
The Savoy Club held its weekly
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
°tuart 2409 Charles Street, Novem
ber 17. A delightful dinner was
served. Our next meeting will be
November 23, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Johnson
RECEPTION TO HONOR
MR. AND MRS. F. DIXON
On November 29, Thanksgiving
Day, Mrs- John White and Mrs. Min
nie Dixon gave a wedding reception at
| the Y. W. C- A. in honor of Mr. and
Mrs- Fi'edric Dixon, who were quietly
married on Monday. November 19, in
Dennison, Iowa. More th-'n a hun
dred and sfty guests atferdeed. and
the newlyweds received many beauti
ful and useful presents.
Miss Rosemary White, sister of tho
bride, played the piano, and a brother
of the bride, Mr. John White Jr.,
played the violin. There was a solo.
“Oh, Promise Me”, by M s. Marie
Johnson.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
John White, mother of the bride, two
sisters, Misses Rosemary and Edna
Mae White, two brothers, Messrs.
John White, Jr.. and Samuel White
and Mr. and Mr. Gerald Edwards, of
Missouri
This reception was one of the
'ovliest social affairs of the season.
CONFINED WITH DOUBLE
PNEUMONIA
| Mrs. Gretchen Smith, 2414 Bui-detto
: has been confined to her bed with
i doublee pneumonia for the p’st week
| Mrs. Sr,yith,’s condition is reported
i much improved.
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DOINGS AMONG THE DINING
CAR AND HOTEL WAITERS
n> Hopte
On the air agam with the> news of ;
the Near professional men—Oh yes I
; said “Near”.
Mr- William Ousleey has been or. 1
dereed to bed for 'wo weeks by his |
doctor. We on!/ hope it is for a rest j
mere than any thing else. Age and
dining rooms will soon cause lots of
doctors’ orders.
Mr- I. T- Thomas, after spilling a j
tray of food and doing some acrobatic
stunts with some wine bottles, has
really settled down to business and is
holding down the bars at the Paxton
Hotel.
Mi". Harold Ro'ch a U. P. waiter,
who has been sick for three or four
months, is well again- He Is savins
his strength so he will be able to be
the Roach of 1935. Mr. Raymond
Booths friends will be glad to learn
that he has been appointed Captain
at the Paxton, under Mr. C. Branch
I looked him over, and Oh boy, he
sure makes a nice looking front on
tnat door. Prom the milk ranch of
j Oklahoma to the captainship in one
of Omaha’s best Hotels, Is news to us
and real news for the <"0W3 and the
old folks at honve- I must ask the
press for more space so as to be able
to carry the news and activities of
0Ur ,KfVrth Sidee “Kln? of the Night
Life”. They come and they go but
we Paxonites know just how to take
it- Wo ready have learned to take
it. The old saying is true: Never
mn tfter a street car or a woman.
There is always another one coming
Those who wish to learn the where,
abouts^ of Mr. Jerry Owen can stop
worrying now. He is still at the
Feld Club and not only at but is really
what we say when a man is all set,
“I right”. It is Jerry here, Jerry
there. Oh well, all I can say i3 it is
Jerry everywhere. Mr. H. Frazie -
went t0 work at the Paxton Saturday.
Don’t forget he waiters’ class every
Friday night at the Mid-City Center
TTisy are doing a good wo.* under
‘'r' B'-aneh, who is assisted by
Mr- Galloway.
Here We are- A class sponsored
by Mr. J. H. K<* ns and the Urban
jLeague, and taught by Mr. Charles
Branch, head wafer at the Paxton
Hotel, assistrd by Md. J. C- Caloway
n»s advanced some of Omaha’s puorru
sng young waiters ve y rapidly in
the past tw3 men hs, and to get a
touch of their fjnnere profession, Mr
B <nncb sent them to the Y. W. C- A
Monday n g -,t. November 26, to serve
t- ■'"-’Ifi' ‘ Quack” Club, who held
a supper The waiters nobly
serve,! the eiub without a flaw or mis.
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Well, here s saying good lack and '
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De E- Bradshaw, president of the j
Woodmen of the World, has been [
elected to the board of directors of
the Nebraska Power Co., it was an
nounced Thursday by J. E- Davidson,
president
Mil'. Bradshaw, who was born in the
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