Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-26

future Mr.. Don N. Long most credttably
rendered two piano solos. which were well
DR.. Baetens in violin solo and Mrs George
l.. Gould in soprano solo gave splendid sat
sfacton.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Tzschuck en-
Srnned iSsnGs informally n oDs,. few Miss iniWets Wes
and Mrs. G. d. Tzschuck winning
the first prizes and Miss Chambers
and Mrs. Root the consultations. After the
games delicious refreshments were served.
The guests were: Mesdames Miller Meyer,
Root. Eddy, Tzschuck. Strawn, Cole, Pal
matter; Misses Chambers, Bauman, Coon Du-
quette, Weis. Brandt, Evans, Meyer, Helm
rod, Breckenridge and HofImayr.
A birthday party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. SPOTS,
4O13 Hamilton street on Saturday afternoon
last In honor of the fourth birthday of their
daughter Madaline Lucille SPOTS. Dainty
refreshments were served and all kinds Of
games played from to p. m, when the
happy and delighted children departed for
their homes. Those present were: Misses
Luella Wirth, Katie McClanahan, Florence
Powers, Winnie McKibbin, Bernice Roode
Oracle Lenhart Masters Dodo Wirth and
Willie Lenhart
One of the most enjoyable parties of the
season was that of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
James Russell at their rooms at the Murray
last Saturday night Cards constituted the
evenings entertainment, each lady being pro-
vided with book the hero of which she was
expected to find among the gentlemen, and
in this manner partners were selected.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Gilmore. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barton, Mr..
and Mrs. Brink, MIR. and Mrs Stubbs, DR.,
| and Mrs. Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
| Strawn, Mrs Albers, Mrs. Cudahy Miss Ma
| gruder, Mr.. and Mrs Hauke, Mr. keenan,.
The Kings Daughters Of South Omaha gave
| an exceedingly pleasant entertainment Friday
| evening at Bauer's hall to large and appre-
| cative audience. The Rainbow drill Of about
twenty young ladies, Id by Miss Lille Fitch
| Of Omaha, was an especially fine feature Of
| the evening. The many new and intricate
! figures were executed with precision and grace
by the young ladies, for which they deserve
| a great deal Of credit especially is this due
| to their leader Miss Fitch has been teaching
| physical culture in the South Omaha schools
| for the past year, and Friday evenings enter
| tainment was strong proof Of her ability in
| this line Of work.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Parthenia
Bowman gave an informal hop at the resi-
dence of her parents, 1915 Spencer street.
Light refreshments were served during the
evening Those invited were: Misses Salle
King, Sidonia King, Grace Bassett, Dora
| Dunham, Clara Eastman, Cora Martini Lii
Ian Wilcox, Anna Fowler, Dora Banner.
Cliva Corbett Leola Pardee, Jessie BEARD,
Mabel Latey. Kittie Hamln, Bessie Cowles
| and Alma Ringer; Messrs. Angus Mcdonald,
John Mcdonald, Louis Pardee, Edward VIII
cox Bert Schneider, Henry Koenig Ross
Bailey. Ferguson, Will King Frank Corby
Carl Ochiltree Harry Perkins, Fulton Ber-
lin, Austin Collett, Frank Colby and Art
Angel.
Mrs Jacob Williams gave an Informal party
| at her home on Georgia avenue last Saturday
evening. Progressive high five was played
at three tables at the beginning of the even.
| ing and one table in another room was giver
| to yh ict and cake then
served and the remainder Of the evening was
pleasantly passed with music and converse
tion. The high five prizes were won by Mrs
Garrett and Mr.. Ray Staley. Miss Ruby VIII
liams and Miss Mildred Williams assisted
their mother in entertaining the guests
among whom were: Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
Mrs. Mcdowell, Mr.. and Mrs A. Holder
Byles and Mr.. Winter Byles, Miss Florence
Martin, Miss Kate Fowler, Miss Ruth, DR.
Woodbury., Prof. Cummings and Mr.. Ra!
Staley. Several others who had been invited
were unable to be present.
A very pleasant dancing party was giveI
at Idlewid hall last Wednesday evening
Mr.. NJ p Walklin and Miss Katie Brad!
led the grand march, followed by about fort!
couples. Among those present were: Misse
K. Brady, M. O'Connor, A. Clair, NJ. Kelley
, l.. Vorwald, ]. Post, l.. Brady, l.. Daley
NJ. Carey, N. Swift, NJ. Brady, f. Vorwald
b. Leeder, K Swift, N Donahue, M Leeder
E Faulkner, E. Kline, NJ. Garnue, Howe
A. Dodge, McGovern, Fitzpatrick, NJ Dodge
j. O'Connor, Yoder, McNeray Debacher, Tier
ney, Houlter, Guinaue, Mahu, Gardner Shan
non, Butler, Bright, E. Garneau, Naughton
Messrs. j. T. Clark, T. NJ. Cahalane, 7
Kelley, j. ]. Grady, j. Mullen, l.. Shannon
, w. F. Grady, F. Daley, d. Brewer, j. vii
son. T. Malone, d. Sullivan, G. Larm, n
Y Donahue, +. Guieder, w. Gilmore, p. Fyr
/ Swarey Murphy, Dumphy, McKearney New
lin, McNeray, Oakland, Himrick, Leedel
Dodge, T. oConnor, Lingstaff, Rossitel
Stuart, Faulkner Truax, Dougherty, Yodel
Callahan, T. Grady, f. COlagun, w. Yode
and NJ S. Waklin.