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They Played Thirty-Thrcc.

In honor Of Mrs. Albert F. Miller Of Frank
lin. Pa. Mrs. l.. j. Drake gave very de.
lightful party on Tuesday afternoon. new
game called "33" was played and created
no end Of excitement and fun. Miss Ruth
won the first prize. a pretty little bon bon
dish, and Miss McKel received a dainty
silver hat pin.
The guests we're: Misses McKell Cady
Colpetzer, Squires, Amy Barker, Short
Howell, Ruth Knox, Florence Knox, Belle
and Estelle Hamilton, Lila Alexander, Pearle
Hartman, Grace Allen. Mabel Taylor Mel
lie Baum. Sharp, Katherine Barker, Moore
Bertha Sloan. Lille Turkey, Laura Morse
Chapman, Alice Drake, Mrs. Ogden. Mrs
Ellis and Mrs Mott
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Friendly Gossip.
Miss Lowe leaves for ST. Louis today


Miss Lowe leaves for St. Louis today
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith came up from
st. Joseph to attend the Kountze- Burns we'd
ding.
Major John " Furay of st. Paul spent
Sunday in town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Creighton.
Messrs. Herman, Luther and Augustus
Kountze and Miss Gertrude Kountze arrived
on Sunday from the east.
Miss Lynn Curtis left for the east on
Wednesday, where she will visit school
friends for several weeks.
Nine. Barkalow, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Barkalow in Denver
for several months, has returned home
Mrs. John A. McShane, accompanied by
Miss Burke, who has been her guest for
some time, left for Chicago last Thursday.
Mr. John A. McShane. who Is in Chicago,
entertained at dinner at the Auditorium in
honor of Dr. and Mrs. Allison several days
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A very enjoyable kensington was given
by Mrs. Boudinot and Mrs. Strassner en-
Friday afternoon at their home. in Kountzs
Place. The singing by Mrs. Sheriff. and
Mrs. Fisher was much enjoyed by the
thirty-five women present.
The literary queries What is the best
historical novel?" The best humorous
novel?" The best pathetic novel?' 1.-THE
best relig Gus nove?" THE best imaglna-
purposeP" The best English novel;
"The best French novel?" The best Scotch
novel?" "The 'be;t American novel?" pro-
voked much thought and elected variety
Of opinions. Refreshments were served at
O'Clock
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Surprised MIR. and Mrs. Malone.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Malone were given a
pleasant surprise at their home on North
Seventeenth street last Tuesday evening by
number of their friends in honor of the
fifth anniversary of their marriage. Music
and progressive high five were INDUCED in,
after which refreshments were served. Prizes
were won by Messrs. AL Rushland, G. R..
Young, Mrs. NJ Frehzer and Miss l.. Bryan.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Rushland, Mr..
and Mrs. Rock; Mesdames M. Frenzer, c.
A. Lewis. e. Larson; Misses M. Doollng. l..
Bryan, M. Gorman; Messrs. William Doolng,
e. Gustavson, N. Frenzer, p Frenzer.
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Entertnined mt Cards.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Paxton entertained
at cards Tuesday evening after their usual
fecitous style. The beautiful parlors were
most attractively set Off, and after merry
battle with the paste boards. delightful re-
freshments were served. Those present were /:
Mrs. Cotton and her friend, Mrs Scott, from
Dunkirk. N. Y; Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh, Mr.
and Mrs. Deitz. Mr.. and Mrs. Cady. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield, Mr.
and Mrs Colpetzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Orr. Mrs.
Clark of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock
Mr.. and Mrs. Whtmore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Branch, j. NJ Paxton and Lieutenant Powell
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Mr. and Mrs. Edison Entertain.

A very pleasant party in Kountze Place
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Edison al
their home. 21O7 Pinkney street. Wednesday
evening. High five was the order of the
occasion, in which the first prizes were
awarded Mrs. Sears and Mr. Palmatier
while Mrs. Starks and Mr.. Smith were made
happy by receiving the consultations.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
F. W. Race. Judge and Mrs. l.. H. Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Starks, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Palmatier, Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. M. f. Sears Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Miss Sears and
Miss Edna B. Edson
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A Valentine Party.

Neat and appropriate are the invitations
issued by Carroll council of the Young
Mems Institute for its social, to be held
at Creighton hall. next Friday night. The
invitations are tasty valentines, contain
ing in addition to time and place, a poetic
sentiment in keeping with "The Day We
Celebrate" This is the sixth of the series
given by the institute, and, being on the
eve of the Lenten season, will be fare
well to social festivities for weeks to come
An unusually large number of invitations
have been issued, nsuring a large and
select attendance. and an enjoyable even
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Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w.
Sautter were given a pleasant surprise, 1t
being the fifth anniversary Of their wedding.
The evening was happily spent with
cards and music, and splendid lunch was
served at IL o'clock.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Strausbough, r. Over, George Butterfeld,
H. Schaeffer, William Wilke, George Hay
ward, Dan Shull, Mrs. McNea Mr.. Harry
Mitchell; Misses Gussie Keeline, Gertie Glib
son and Pauline Harmon.
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A LSDn YcNr Dance.

Last Wednesday evening leap year dane
ing party was given at Idlewild hall. The
novelty of the occasion was entered into
heartily by those present. which made II
very enjoyable. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Those present were: Misses Cosgrave,
Myles. Rockbud, Fitzpatrick, Moran, Nc
Donald. Mcmillan, Tyler, Manning. Brady,
Healey. Kelleher, Vodicka and Maggie Kane
of South Omaha, and Messrs. Trucky, Vim
cent, Hirsch, Bradford Monaghan, Pohlzon,
Fries, Manning, Davis, Murphy, O'Ne.l,
Moeller, Barry. Cosgrave. Rud, Fitzpatrick,
Nolan, O'Neil and Salmon of South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
Farewell Tea for Miss Burke.

Mrs. John A. McShane entertained infor.
mally, though very delightfully."-. on Tuesday
last at S o'clock tea. 1t was a farewell
for her niece, Miss Burke, who has made
so many friends during her stay here this
winter and who left on Thursday for Chicago
The pretty house was decorated with cut
flowers and in the dining room the polished
mahogany tea table was covered with dainty
doylies of Mexican drawnwork and the roses
ices and bonbons were all of delicate pink
shade.
Those who poured tea were Mrs. Arrow
smith and Mrs. Russell Harrison.
Miss Buck and Miss Yates served frappe,
while assisting throughout the rooms were
Miss McKenna. Miss Crounse, Miss McShane,
Miss Morse, Mrs. Ringwalt Mrs. Meikle and
Miss Palmer
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
A Children's Party.

Mrs. W. E. Taylor of 1884 South Twenty
eighth street entertained party of children
Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the 7th birth
day OF her little daughter, Isabelle. de-
lightful program was rendered, consisting of
music, speeches and dancing
Luncheon was served at and was thor
oughly enjoyed by the following little ones:
Isabelle and Sidney Taylor, May and Willie
Green, Melvin and Milton Uhl, Rod and
Harry Scott Leila and Stella Shaw, Frank
and Annie Hitzler, Helen Murray, Clark
Solomon. Bonnie Talmage, lone Belamy,
Helen Mccoy. Paul Dale, Mary Clark and
Leila Cameron.
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weeks, left last Tuesday for his home in
winthrop, la.
Mrs. f. A. Brown and daughter of Du-
buque, Ia. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Hestor, 2511 Davenport street
Miss Leoti Brugh of Fremont, who has
been visiting her sister in Atchison, Kan,
is now guest Of her brother for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs o. T. Eastman, who came
from Chicago to attend the Kountze- Burns
wedding. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Burns,
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MIR. and Mrs. Moore Entertnin.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore gave a high
five party last Tuesday evening. 1t was
Mrs. Moores birthday and right royalty did
they celebrate. The first prize was won by
Mrs. r. e. McKelvy. 1t was large bunch
of American beauty roses. The second prize.
a copy in white and gold of the Bonnie
Brier Bush" was won by Mrs Caldwell. The
first gentleman's prize was taken by Mr..
Billau. The consolation prize flew to Miss
Riley. At midnight supper was served Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Teal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, Mr.
and Mrs. McKelvy, Mr.. and Mrs. Kiplinger
Mrs. Riley; Misses Blackmore, Hene, Riley
and Messrs. Hene. Bilau, Lyon.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
Danced at IdIewiId Hall.

The second in the series of prize assemblies
was given at Idlewild hall last Friday even
ing and was well attended. These dances are
a source of much enjoyment to those who
attend and is an added feature to the round
of this winters social amusement. The re-
ception committee consists of Glen Kimmel
and George Sancha; floor director, Mr.. Harry
Sage, Music was furnished by Miss Grace
Epaoli
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observation-disclosures.

The wedding of Miss Louise Johnson,
formerly of Omaha. and Mr.. Charles Craw-
ford of New Orleans took place at the
residence Of the brides parents in Chicago
on Wednesday. January 49, Miss Chambers
was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were:
Miss Crawford of Fort Dodge. Miss Omstreet
of st. Louis and Miss Bailey of Rock
Island.
Miss Johnson were a beautiful gown of
ivory satin entraine. with bertha of duch-
ess lace. Only relatives and intimate
friends were present. the wedding being
a small but very pretty one.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
A Tea for Miss Burns.

Mrs. w. B. Meikle gave o'clock tea
in honor of Miss Burns on Monday.
Mrs. Meikle wore a becoming gown OF
white silk, trimmed with point lace and
chiffon.
In the dining room Miss Burke In rose
colored silk and Miss Dewey in pale blue
chiffon served.
Others assisting were. Mrs. Mercer, Mrs
B. B. Wood, Mrs. ]. e. Summers, Mrs.
Henry Cartan, Mrs. Richard Carrier, Mrs.
j. A. McShane, Mrs Joseph Lehmer, Mrs.
w. ]. Connell, Mrs. r. r. Ringwalt, Mrs.
Burns, Mrs. Worthington, Miss Burns, Miss
Bell, Miss Wallace, Miss Kountze, Miss
Gertrude Kountze, Miss Chandler, Miss
Palmer. Miss Livesey, Miss Mabe Balcombe
Miss Dewey, Miss Burke, Miss Ringwalt
and Miss Curtis. Those who assisted were
entertained at dinner
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
A Birthday Surprfse.

A dozen met at the residence of Mr.. Fred
Metz, jr., last Saturday evening, and from
there went to Mr. Charles Metz's home. This
was Charles 35th birthday. He was taken
entirely by surprise, although Mrs. Metz had
been told what to expect and had provided
abundantly for the entertainment of the
guests. The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing whist. Mr.. Tom Orr winning the
prize. beautiful slver-backed comb and
brush. Champagne punch was served during
the game, and at II o'clock the dining room
was thrown open and an elegant lunch was
served.
Those present were: Messrs. T. NJ Orr,
DR.. Hoffman, George Victor John w. Shank,
John A. Wakefield, William e. Kierstead,
Albert Calm, Arthur Metz, A. Smith, j.
Hnchman and Fred Metz jr
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ker. Mrs. scovn Of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles stone, yeaand Mrs Coleman. Mrs.
Mcdonald. Mr.. Glslp and Mr. Barton.
Refreshmentf NI A. served and four dainty
prizes were gNnnS Mrs. Palmer won an
exquisite cut klRsa vase. MIR. Rector a
dalntily embrolt trsd picture frame, Miss Bar-
ker a pretty cream pitcher and sugar bowl
and Mr.. Il. L. Stona a Gun and saucer
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weddings ana Engnsements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Weir of Dubuque
Ia, announce the marriage of their daughter
Florence Lynn, to, Mr., Harold Blair Pollard.
The wedding is set for February II.
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Holder. Keetlng, Connolly Upiohn. Pearson.
Murray, Fiury. Frenzer. Glennon. Krucger
Alice Connolly. Riordan, Crssco. oConnell,
McVey. Anderson. Bois. Conboyd. Keating;
Messrs. Mr.. walkln, Arnold. slater Muir
ply, Gordon, Geiger, Walters, u. Walters,
Sander, Scheibel, Kruger, Wallis, Hemer,
Wally, Crawford, Frederickson. J. Arnold,
Cresco. Mueller. Northup, Dutton. Keatlng,
Bisnett oliver, Mccormick Connolly. Dr,
Upjohn, Flury, Schuetz and e. Sander. The
house was pleasantly decorated. a lap supper
was served at midnight
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
D,nner TO His Groomsmen.

A dinner was given at the Omaha club
last Tuesday evening by Mr.. Charles Kountze
for his best man and the ushers at his we'd
ding. They were each presented with a
silver mounted card case as a souvenir
OF the occasion.
Covers were laid for M. Augustus Kountze,
OF New York, Messrs. William and George
Berger Of Denver. Mr.. Herman Kountze,
jr., Mr.. Luther Kountze, Mr.. Earl Gan
nett, Mr.. Netherton Hall Mr.. Samuel Burns,
tr,, and Mr.. Charles KOuntze.
Entertained the Tuesday Night Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /, Kierstead entertained
the Tuesday Night Card club" last week
Besides the regular club members there
were present: Miss Stone, Miss Amy Bar
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
Mrs. Bnrkcr's Dinner,

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barker gave very
elaborate dinner Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The guests were seated at small tables which
were exqusitely decorated with roses
carnations, hyacinths, frezias and other
flowers. The house was also prettily dec
Grated with cut flowers and potted plants.
Five delicious and elaborate courses were
served. After dinner, German whist was
played and the prizes were books. and were
won by Mrs. Coutant, Mr.. Coutant, Mr..
George Barker and Mrs. Bennett
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. GUY
Barton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Yost Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Yates and Mrs. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. e. A. Cudahy, Bishop and Mrs.
Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coutant, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs George Barker,
General and Mrs. Gown, Mr.. and Mrs. BEN
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. McKenna, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Redick, Mr.. and Mrs George Prit-
chett Rev. and Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Shiverick,
Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. Gannett, Mrs Wood. Mrs.
Loring, Miss Keogh of Salt Lake Mr.. AL
Patrick, Colonel M. T. Patrick, Mr.. Kill
patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Ringwalt, Gen.
eral and Mrs. Henderson, Colonel and Mrs.
Schwan. Mr. Kountze. Miss Kountze, Mr.
and Mrs. Horbach, Mr. and Mrs. e. Mors-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Morsman and
Mrs. Mathewson.
Mrs Mathewson gave several very clever
and amusing rectations which caused much
laughter and merriment
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
A Card and Dancing Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Arnold gave a card
and dancing party for Miss Anna Arnold at
Sanders club rooms last Wednesday even
Ing. Mr.. w. p. Arnold entertaining. Mrs,
w. +. Arnold had charge Of the card par
lor.
Those participating were as follows: Mes
danes Arnold Sander. Mueller. Cresco Wal
lis. Wilson, Sehuetz, Nestleln. Dugood and
Mrs. +. ID. Arnold; Misses Anna Arnold,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
Oma hn Guard. Dance.

The Omaha Guards gave their fifth dane
Ing party at the armory on Wednesday nigh,
last. Like its predecessors, this party was
complete in its details and was thoroughly
enjoyable to the large number of dancers
present, among when were several from out
Of town.
Following is partial list Of those who
attended, Mesdames T. F. Godfrey, w. A.
Pixley H. e. Uttley; Misses Hofmeyer
Chapman, st. Oyer, Lund, M. Naudain, HUI
lett. Moore, Fried. Rheem, Beck, Brewen
Meyer. Arnold, Johnson, Inman, staley, Pom
der. Robbins, Baird, Bowles Schultz, Nau-
dain. Hobbs. Byore, Evans, Winstrode,
Wheeler, Snodgrass. King, Johnson, Hall,
Althaus, Blanchard. Wheeler, Macumber,
Pierson, Stickney, Bryant, Gilmore, Williams.
Fowler, friedrich. Latey, Haughey; Lieuten-
ant Cone, Sergeants Lund. Osborne, After,
Kennedy, Corporal McCague Privates Wern-
her, Lqnd, Lowe Naudain, Ewing. Phil
brook, Uttley, Benewa, Pixley, Wood Bar
num- Simpson. Ferguson, Purvis; Messrs.
Kennedy. Muentefering, Squier Stoutenbor-
ough, Hayes, Holiday, Landergreen, Meser-
vey. Cockrell, Abbott, Cleveland. Whitwcrth,
Adair Houston, Springate, Rover, Whitman,
Kemper, Taylor. staley Furay, Patton
Garry. Hamlin. Schultz, Halstead, Murphy
Buffet, Burmeister Winstade, Her Tippery
Vierling, Cooley, Squires, Schrader Schroe-
der, Woolworth Benton Burleigh, Jones'
McCrary. Mueller, Denman, Godfrey. Ten
Eyck.
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Miss Nrsb's Iunchcon.

In honor OF Miss Burns and her guests,
Miss Bell and Miss walllcs. Mis- Nash gave
charming luncheon On Monday at her
beautiful home. TIE table was a thing Il
beauty with its lovely basket centerpiece,
filled with bride roses, narciislses and maiden
hair ferns and caught at the top with a
large bow of white satin RIB n. AT each
place was a dainty basket of violetn and
maiden hair ferns, caught with a bow OF
narrower ribbon on the ends of which were
written in gold the name of esch guest.
The engagement OF Miss Nash TO Mr.. l..
+. Crofoot was announced amidst the usual
good wishes Of friends.
During the afternoon Miss Nash pliyed
in her usual charming manner and Miss
Bell sang several pretty songs. Covers
we're laid for Miss. Burns Miss Wlilsce,
Miss Bell. Miss Kount2e. Miss Gertrude
Kountze. Miss Chandler, Miss McKenna,
Miss Creighton. Mis-, Webster. Mrs. Georgs
Mercer and Mrs Henry Cartan
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
MIR. and Mrs. Keeshnn Entertain.

Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Keeshan
threw open their home on South Fifteenth
street to about forty of their friends. The
evening was spent in playing high five
Prizes were won by Mrs. Russell and Mr.
Grimes and Mrs Lemieux and Mr.. McCaf-
frey. At IL o'clock refreshments were
served, after which dancing was indulged
in by the young people. Selections were
given by Miss Burke, Miss Wall. Miss Gar
vey and Mr.. Kelly.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Madden, Vandercoy Miller, Fisher,
McCaffrey, Lemieux Haverly. Russell, Nc
Elhaney, Dennis. Murphy; Misses Robinson,
Burke, Wall, O'Connor. Garyey, Anna Gar
vey, Emma O'Connor, Helen Robinson;
Messrs Robinson, oConnor, Redmon.
Burke. p. p. Burke Garvey, Grimes, W.
Robinson and Kelly.
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Pleasures In Prospect.

Mr. and Mrs. Rector will entertain the
Tuesday Night Card club next Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Dave Baum will entertain
the Bon Ami Card club Monday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs McKenna will entertain the
Saturday night club at dinner this week.
Miss Stella Hamilton will entertain at
luncheon on Monday for Miss Bell and Miss
Wallace.
Mrs. Victor White and Miss Moore are to
give kensington next Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. G.. w. Lininger and Mrs. Frank Hat
Ter will entertain the Forest Hill Card
club Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The second of a series of four dances
given by the Enos club will take place at
Morands dancing academy next Wednesday
evening.
The musical and dramatic entertainment
to be given Thursday evening at Unity
church. promises to be very enjoyable es-
pecially to those who have a knowledge Of
French. 1t will be given by Prof. Chate-
lain. assisted by Miss Hyde, Miss New
comb. Miss Byrne. Miss Hobert. Mrs. w.
H. Wakefield, Miss Thatcher, Mr.. ]. r.
Barton and Mr.. Il. Nordin.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09
A Pleasant German whist Party.

In honor Of Mrs Albert II. Miller of
Franklin, Pa. who is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. l.. ]. Drake. Miss Amy Bar
ker gave a very enjoyable German whist
party on Thursday afternoon.
The house. was prettily decorated with
cut flowers and plants. Five dainty prizes
were given. Miss Parrotte won an embroi-
dered picture frame, Mrs Gardner a picture
OF six celebrated musicians. Miss Alexander
a cut glass vase, Miss Short a cup and sau-
GER, and Mrs. McWhorter little bunch of
violets
Refreshments were served at 43O. Those
present were: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Chase, Mrs.
McWhorter, Mrs. Victor White. Mrs Cud-
ahy, Mrs. Ogden. Mrs. Cartan. Mrs. Morris.
Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs Offutt. Mrs Reed, Mrs.
Redick, Mrs. Kierstead. Mrs. Deuel.. Mrs.
cullingham, Mrs. Kirkendall, Mrs. Haller.
Mrs. Fell. Mrs. Cobb, Mrs Belt, Mrs.
Gardner, Mrs. Kimball, Misses Sharp, Brown.
McIlell, Drake. Squlres, Morse. Moore Mary
Nash, Parrotte. Baum. Sadie Baum. Hart
man. Colpetzer. Cady. Grace Allen. sar-
gent McShane. Hamilton, Belle and Estelle
Hamilton, Short. Sloan, Buck. Palmer, Tay-
lor, Alexander, Kimball. Mount. Lowe,
Cock. Dewey. Barker, Himebaugh. Gee and
Carter,
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Made II Pleasant for Mallory.

Last Thursday was William II. Mallory's
thlrty-sixth birthday and some of his friends
being aware of the fact, during the even
ing they swooped down upon him at his
home, 1912 North Seventeenth avenue. where
the evening was very pleasantly spent There
we're rectations. music and cards. Lunch was
served
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce,
Mr. and Mrs. Neal, Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, DR..
and Mrs Bacon, DR.. and Mrs. Vance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Rockefelow, Misses
Pearl and Alva Rockefellow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Shepard, Miss Irene
Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. Drake. Mr.. Bruner,
Misses Minnie and Katie Schwartzander,
Mrs. Metcalf, Miss McNair Miss Morris,
Mr.. Douglas, MIR. Wright of Council Bluffs.
Mrs. and Miss Mayfeld Of South Omaha,
Mr.. and Mrs Wareham, Miss Wateham, Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Flanders, Mr. Cone
and Miss Rice
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09

A dance was given Monday evening In honor
OF Miss Burns by Mr.. and Mrs w b
Mcikle. The house was prettily decorated
for the OCCASION Supper was served al
IL o'clock.
Among the guests were noticed: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Barka-
low Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock Mr.. and Mrs
Charlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lehmer Mr..
and Mrs. Carrier, Mr.. and Mrs. Morse. Dean
and Mrs Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Davis, MIR. and Mrs Frank Richardson. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. K. Rlngwalt, Mr. and Mrs b,
B. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Chambers,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cartan, Mrs. Russell
Harrison, DR.. and Mrs Clifford. DR.. and
and Mrs. Clement Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs. Balcombe, Colonel
and Mrs. Schwan, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs Bierbower, Mr.. and Mrs. Page, Mr..
and Mrs. McWhorter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs George Mercer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman of Chicago; Misses
Kountze. G. Kountze. Burns, Bell, Wallace,
Webster, Nash. Dewey, Buck Lindsey, Allen,
Taylor, Chandler, Burke, Smith of Toronto,
Crounse, Moore, Lille Moore. Herberta
Jaynes, Rowena Higginson. Allen, Squires,
Colpetzer. Cady, Curtis, Stella Hamilton,
Ringwalt, Mabel Balcombe, Brown, McKell,
Margaret McKell Palmer Messrs. Crofoot,
Crapo, George, Jordan, Morsman, Dixon,
Tarlton. Charles Saunders, Asa Shiverlck,
Harry Lindsey, Samuel Burns, jr., Wing
George Palmer, William Berger OF Denver,
Augustus Kountze of New York, Herman,
Charles and Luther Kountze, Joseph Baldrige,
Gannett, wilkins r. Hamilton, Berlin, Penn,
Hutcheson, Netherton Hall, McKell, Randall
Brown, Frank Short Nelson Mercer, Gown.
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Out-of-Toyvn Visitors.

Mrs. Mexia OF Chicago IL visiting her
sister, Mrs C. f. Humphrey.
Miss Wilkinson of Keokuk. Ia, Is visiting
Mrs. w. S. Howell of 4O2i Lafayette avenue,
Mrs. Charles Ford Scoyil Of Cincinnati.
O.. is visiting her sister. Mrs w. s. Rec
tor.
Mrs Jenness OF Ypsllanti, Mich, arrived
this week to be the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Casper Il. Yost.
Mr. John p. Farrell, who has been visit
ing relatives in this city for the past six