Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01

r. Mrs. Raehe geve a most enjoyabis tea on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Purchaser entertained delightfully."-,
though informally, at luncheon on Wednen-
day.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Turner entertained
delightfully."- at dinner Thanksgiving day.
Covers wer= laid for ten.
In honor of Miss Norton, Miss Knox gave &
pretty luncheon On Friday. The guests were:
Misses Norton. Belle and Este!ie Hamilton
and Edna Ruth.
Mrs. William II. Dox. n%s Staley, enter
tanned Miss Amalie Hofer End Miss Chaplin
Of Chicago and Mrs. e. A.. Hoiyokc at
luncheon Saturday.
Mrs. c.. S. Montgomery entertained on
Friday evening for her nisce, Miss Clara
Buckstaff Of Lincoln. About twenty young
people were present AMI the evening passed
very pleasantly with music, games ana aanc-
ing.
In honor of her mother and sister, Mrs;
Wilson and Miss Wilson of New York. and
Mrs. Boughton OF st. Louis, Mrs. Warren
Switzler gave a charming Kensington tea on
Wednesday afternoon. About thirty wcm;n
wero present.
Major and Mrs. d. II. Wheeler had g
pleasant family reunion at Thanksgiving din
ner. Those present wert: Mr.. and Mrs,
D.. II. Wheeler, jr., Mr., and Mrs. Myron
| Wheeler of Lincoln, Mr., Herbert Wheeler,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis and Mr.. Eugene b..
Lewis.
The knights of Ak-Sar-Ben recsivsd the
Trarsmississirpt delegates at the Coliseum
Thursday from 3 to II p. m. The attendance
was much larger in the evening than during
the afternoon. The floor was crashed for
dancing. and th5 music was beyond criti-
cism,
Miss Dickinson served 5 o'clock tea very
delightfully."- and informally on Monday after
noon to a few OF her friends, among whom
wsre: Misses Ringwalt, Sloane, Woolworth,
Palmer, Sauires, Hoagland, Webs3sr, LINDSEY,
and Messrs. MOrsman, Peimsr, Gannett,
Gown and Lieutenant Ore" OF rIft MO
brara.
Ono of the enjoyable social events of The
wesk was the select dancing party given on
Thanksgiving evening by Ambrose Ellington
TO his friends at Myrtle hall annex. Shortly
after & O'Clock the guests began to assemble
and at $50 dancing commenced. The pro-
gram. which was very pretty, contained
twenty dances.
The Bon Ami Card club was pleasantly
entertained on Monday evening at the hcme
Of Major and Mrs. d. II. Wheeler. The
first prizes were wen by Mrs. ID. V. Sholes
and Mr.. w. r. Clark, and the second prizes
by Mrs. Tatum and Mr.. d. Nj. Bartlett,
There were present several guests, besides
the members of abe club.
A number Of friends have banded them
selves together Into what might be called a
surprise cluS.s Tuesday night, laden with
bundles aud ba7kets of edibles, they descended
upon the hospitable home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Jensen, where they all had a very jolly time.
Friday night they surprised the Misses
simonds CT Douglas street. Among the mem,
bers Of this Club are: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Rees, Miss Hsnrietta Res; Mr. and Mrs
W,thnell, Miss Wlthnell, Mrs Llboey' Mr.
and Mrs. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, DIR.
and Mrs. Jensen end the Misses simonds'
A surprise party was given in homer of
Mr.. Otto stuben and wife at their cosy home
49,. DIaaa A nup1hIe of friends.
met and t6bf the house by storm. Five
tables of high fga were played. Refreshments
were servediit At10:3O the floors were cleared
and dancing was INDUCED in until IL o'clock.
when all dspArted for home. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. Gosney
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bouquette, Mrs.
o. German, Miss Ella Gosney, Mr., Johnson,
Mr.. Bert Bouquette. Miss Bushee, Mr.. John
Wagner, Maud Brown. Mrs. F. Bouquette,
Mrs. Kate Ryan, Misses Kate and Belle Ryan,
Alice and May Helms; Messrs. John Stuben,
Bert Mason, Howard Heyman, John Austin
and others. "