Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

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Park Methodist Episcopal church.
Pleasures Past.
Miss Curtis gavo a tea at tho Madison
last Tuesday Afternoon for MiS- Boal of Chi
cago.
A party OF neighborhood friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carrier last Friday
night.
Mrs. ]. NJ Woolworth and Miss Wool
worth gave an afternoon reception at Court
land yesterday
Miss Lucille Pinney of Council Bluffs gave
n dinner last night in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Metcalf.
Mrs c. n. Dietz entertained the women OF
the First Congregational church last Tues
day afternoon at a tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 7. Stubbs entertained the
DOrcas tea most delightfully."- at progressive
high five Friday evening.
Mrs Philip Potter entertained at cards
last Monday afternoon for Mise Wilson and
MioJ Rofe of Nebraska City.
In honor of Miss Rolfc and Miss Wilson
Of Nebraska City. Miss Colpctzer gave p
delightful chaiing-dish supper last Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Theodore Schwan entertained at
luncheon last Wednesday Mrs. Slaymaker of
st. Paul. Mrs. Meikle, Mrs Jones, Miss
Dewey and Miss Summers.
Miss Amelia Muller on Monday evening
last, entertained twenty of her friends in
honor of her thirteenth birthday at her
home. 1906 South Thirty-sccond avenue.
At a meeting of the Lillian Whist club
last Thursday evening Mrs. Butterneld and
Mr.. Robert Hunter won prizes. The full
membership was present and several guests
were invited.
At the weekly meeting Of the Forest Hill
whist club last Wednesday at the residence
of Mrs Bruce, prizes were won by Mrs
I'M nd Mr. Hold
will entertain the club at its next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Mason gave series
Of small dinners last week entertaining
on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. George w. Nat
finger; on Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Lininger and Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Haller
and on Saturday, MIR. and Mrs. c. b. Stone
and Mrs. Il. V. Barney.
Miss Ida Ravencroft OF ST. Louis enter
tanned a few friends Thursday evening at
the home of her sister, Miss Martin Meyer.
After a pleasant social evening light re-
frashments W ere served Those present were:
The Misses Bushman, Mullen and MacElroy
and Messrs. Mullen, Bushman and Edward
and Eugene Meyer.
Mrs. h. Il. Welch. assisted by Mrs J. A.
Harmon, entertained the Wistera Afternoon
club on Wednesday. High five was in order
and nine games were played Mrs. j. n.
Barrett captured the first prize, while the
second prize went to Mrs. James Green.
BOBBY prizes were given to Mrs, John Tray
nor and Mrs Joseph McCafrery.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Hough entertained
very charmingy Wednesday evening at their
home, Gl5 Park avenue. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs, Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. f. s.
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langan; Misses
Blanchard, Gibson, Bowie. Brenton, Rugg,
Paris Arnold. iough and Agard and
Mes5rs. AXtell, Burdette Small, Reddington,
King, Hake and Eyman.
One Of the plcasantest occasions of the
week wao the matinee tea given last Wednes-
day by Mro. Howard Baldrige for her guest
Miss Balance of Peoria, ILL., The dining
room was beautifully and pTOfuscly decorated
with English viclets. Miss Dickinson pre-
sided over the punch bowl in the library, and
Mrs. BaldTige was also assisted by Mrs
Chase. Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Carrier, Mrs. Baum
MipI Allen, Miss Bartlett Miss Taylor and
Miss Sloan.
A delightful surprise party was given
Miss Blanche Donahue last Friday evening in
honor of her sixteenth birthday Games were
played and refreshments were served. Those
present were Measrs. Paul Robinson, Ralph |
Libbey, william Fairchid, William Myers.
George Hadheld. George Wolters, Clifford |
HuntIcy. Newton Batelle: Misses Josephine
and Lulu Stafford, Julia ana Elizabeth Short |
lift. Pearl and Myrtle Pine, Edythe Cheney |
and Mabel Dodaworth.
A very pleasant surprise party was given |
to Miss Minnie Mack at her home, South |
Tenth street Saturday, November 2S by her |
many friends. The evening WAC spent with !
games and music after which a light |
luncheon was serl ed. the guests departing |
at late hour. Among these invited We're: |
Mi sscs Alice Pcndery, Anna SomeIv. Emelia |
Somers. Iva Cope and Lizzie Joielt, and !
Mcssrs Frank Mack. Frank Cox Rlson |
Kiger. Albert Pearson, VIII Richelieu and !
Alexander Goodman.
The Jolly Ten Afternoon club celebrated |
It's fCth anniversary Thursday evening, No !
vembor 20, at the home OF Mr.. and Mr5. |
Robert RosenZweig. Ten games OF high five |
were played, after which games ana dancing [.
were enjoyed. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
r. RoSen2weig ana Mrs G. Mittauer Mrs. |
G. Kuchnc ana Mr. Rusenzweig. Mrs Nc
ana MIR. G. Dake won the consnla- |
lion prizes. A dainty lunch was served at
G. Dake Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kuehne, Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. Burstcr Mr. and Mrs. G.. Mittauer. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs William
Wigman, and Mr., and Mrs. Mccullough.
A very pleasant musical was rendered Mr..
of Mr. j. c. Parker last Friday afternoon.
Ora Pro Nobis," tenor solo, was the
first number. sung by Mr., ID. Reed, and was
well received, followed by contralto solo,
20, Take Me to Your Heart Again" given
by Miss L., Il. Green, graduate OF the
Iowa Conservatory OF Music at Grinnell,
Miss Lena Wilson sang Arditi's III Bacio,"
Mr., Hancock sang two numbers, which
showed him to be vocalist of much prom
7e, his selections being Answers" and
20. Promise Me" Mr.. Woods OF Sioux City,
pianist OF fine ability, played delightfully."-.
Those present were: Miss Lottie Green