Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-11
pevol, Glen and Frank Reed and Ben

Devol, Glen and Frank Reed and Ben
Coulter.
A society has been formed in the Congre-
gatlonal church to be known as the Sunday
Evening league. It's object is TO provide
music for the church and to assist generally
IN the religious work. Tho officers are as
follows: President, Harry james; vice
president, John y. Davis; secretary and
treasurer, III. w. Hazolton.
The Mnemosyne Dancing club gave an cd
jovable dancing party Monday evening at
Chambers hall. About sixty couples were
present, among them being n large deleRu-
tion from the Tuxedo club In Omaha.
Miss Mile Chittenden of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Is paying n visit to her Omaha and Council
Bluffs relatives aud friends. a few friends
were entertained with her by Miss Anna
Oberholtzer on Thursday evening in
n very unique manner. In the early
part of the evening each guest
had attached to his or her back a card on
which was written the name of some noted
person or character. The guest, thus re-
christened, had to ascertain whom he was
pcrsonating, by asking questions of the other
guests, these queries being confined to such
as could be answered by yes or mo" or
~ don't know" The unfortunate young
man who was thus labelled, "Man IN
the Moon,' had a pulling task to establish
his identity. Another amusing feature OF
the evening was the drawing of pictures,
supposed to Illustrate titles of familiar songs.
Each guest was given one title and
called upon to draw such Il picture as ne
thought best illustrated the title. The other
guests meanwhile watched the crayonist
and guessed the title. The contest was very
amusing. Refreshments crowned what
proved TO be u most enjoyable evening.
Another novel form of entertainment was
INDUCED In Yesterday afternoon by a small
company of friends gathered TO meet Miss
Chittenden at the home of Mrs. H.. w.
Ti.ton. The peculiar feature of the enter
tainment was entitled "a molding party"
The ladies were divided into two groups.
They were provided with moist kindergarten
clay and each group was given a nursery
rhyme, the objects in which were
to be nodded in clay and displayed
for the other group to guess therefrom
the rhyme. One group was assigned Lit
tile boy blue and were called upon to
mold the various objects in the familiar
rhyme, such as the boy, his horn, the sheep,
etc. The other group IN like manner
nodded the objects to Illustrate Hey, did
die, diddle,'' the cat, moon, dog, etc, being
thus nodded. Much merriment was thus
caused, and the display of amateur art was
thoroughly enjoyable.
Miss Grace Osborne entertained a number
of the students of the Council Bluffs Medical
college at her home on First avenue Friday
evening.
The Dudley Buck quartet has been en-
gagged to give n concert in the near future
for the benefit of the Congregational church.
The Patriotic Sons and Daughters OF
America will celebrate Washington's birth
day by giving n ball on Thursday evening,
February %.
The next attraction at Dohany's opera
house will be "Mavourneep,' by Chauncey
Olcott and his company, Thursday evening,
February 10. This is said to be n clever
Irish drama in which singing plays an i'm
portant part.
Partial arrangements have been COM
pleted by which Rev. T. j. Mackay of
Omaha will deliver a lecture in the near
future under the auspices of Fidelity coun-
Gil, Royal Arcanum.