Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

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In honor OF her guests Miss Kissam Of
Connecticut and Miss Burnham OF Lincoln.
Miss Lila Alexander gave q delightful Ken
sington mstITNtcsday afternoon at her rest
dcncc l2gi South Thirty-hrst street. The
parlors Were 'tastcfully decorated with now
ers and foliage plants. and dainty refresh
ments werc served. The list Of invited
guests i1nl1ded Misses Cook, Morse. Bart
lett. Haughcy, Symms and Pennell OF
Atchison, Kan. stone, Squres, Tulleys ana
Gleason OF Council Bluffs. Sihlcy and
Lambertss9n of franklin. Pa Taylor, Allen
Tukcv Baum. Hamilton, Wariield. Sar-
gent Curtis McKcll and Cady and Mes.
DANES Clement Chase G., w. Megeath ana
Charles Il. Smith.
Tho A-fIa-to high nve club was delight
fully entertained at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. w G.. Shriver on Friday evening
last. The usual card playing was diligently
inferred into from until 10 o'clock, the in
terest increasing as the end OF the first
series OF six evenings playing approached, At
which time prizes were awarded. After the
serving Of luncheon this jolly club spent
most ENJOYABLE two hours with charados and
music Those present were Mcssrs. and
Mcsiames p. n. Haisht Carl Woodworth
George Welden. c. Davidson, W. Nichols
w c. Shriver. c. Il. Mathes, Noel Abbott
Roy Arnold David Talbot and I'D Sterrtckor
Mrs ]. DaBois, end Misses Flora Leavett
Annp DaNon, Anna Droige.
\ pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Ada Tuss Tuesday evening, at her
home 2l14 North Twcnty-nnth avenue, by
Misses Gencvievc Bush and Martha Fitz-
patrick. Among those present were Misses
Marie Swanson, Emily Tuiss Birdie Healey,
Mollie Healey. Anna Bush, Mamie Kelly,
Maggie Fitzpatrick Florence Evans. Nellie
Schoslar. Florence Tuiss, Laura Fisher,
Minnie Fisher Emily Hodorf, May Hill,
Sadie Hill. Maude McNea, Ella McNea,
Gn-:is Houser. Bertha Holland, Maude Bon
nell Fruda Won Veg Myrtle Bette, Greer.
Grace Miller. Anna Evans and Carman,
and Messrs. Bjorkman, Delaney, Wright,
Ireland Greer, Kinsey, Lemberg, stephens,
Harrison Wamer. Kelley. Fisher Fred
Fisher, Turpen. Monroe and Henley.
On Thursday evening MIR. and Mrs, Thomas
f. Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Stone
chaperoned a pleasant little dancing party
given in honor of Misses pennell and Symms
of Atchison Kan. and Irvine and Wilson
of Sioux City, at the armory OF the Omaha
Guards Among those present were Misses
Pennell and Symms of Atchison Irvine ana
Wilson of Sioux City, Haughey, Stone, Par
rotte. Knox. Boyd Hall. Albers of st. Louis,
Currie Athouse Rheem, King, Moore. Nc
Ouillan. Fowler Burnham, Jones, Walsh
Fried Ranck and Burgess. and Messrs Hart
man. Schrader, Irvine, Hartley, Nickers
McCrary, Goodrich, Ferguson, Boyd, Wilson
Larimcr Cleveland Arter. AXtcll, Lund,
Kennedy. IIuszer Muentefering, Haskell,
Cockroll philbrCok Patten, McCague, Nau-
dain. Simpson, Mcconnell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. l.. Squires.
La Bella Social club gave its first
dancing party of series to be given this
season at Morands academy Tuesday even
ing last. Taking the bad weather into CON
slderation. a large and very jolly crowd as
sisted In carrying out the young ladies
undertaking Those present were: Misses
Laura Gray. Sadie Hill May Hill. NJ. Spen-
Ger. Helen Spencer, Fitzpatrick, Ellis. Gene
We've Bush Anna Bush Nora williams
Lula Shurber. Wagner. Berg. Jacobs. May
Sluneca. Lvda Burns. Fannie Frost and
Maria Rockbuh and Messrs Paul Beaton
Edward Kelly. Edward Lowry. Baton. Mac
Carthy. Buzzell Mcmahon. Bueow, Ells
shissen. WILEY Charles ziebarth. f. II.
Field w. l. Watson. A. b. Grotte Will
Fries, I.itz, p. H. Johnson Fred d. Gam
lick Ambrose Ellington, Frank Newcomb
and VIII Inches.
Monday evening last. In honor of Judge
John II. Porter and Mrs. Porter, Mrs. John
Withnell gave n party to a few of their old
time friends at her residence az Twentieth
street ana st. Mary's avenue. The hand
somely furnished house was beautifully dec
grated with mammoth chrysanthemums.
After progressive high five an elegant sup
ner was spread. Among those present
were Dr.. and Mrs. II. p. Jensen, Judge
and Mrs. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. V. Smith.
Edwin Haney. Mr. and Mrs. Jay d. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rees Mrs. Edward
Rosewater, Prof Crowley and Miss McKoon.
The first prizes went to Or. Jensen ana
Mrs Porter. while Judge Porter and Mrs.
Deuel. won The consolation prizes. Judge
and Mrs. Porter left Omaha for their home
in Los Angeles last Tuesday
Miss Hilds Quarnstrom was very pleas.
antly surprised by number of her friends
last Saturday evening. most enjoyable
evening was spent in progressive high five
and other games. Miss Ada Berg and Mr.,
Chaunccy Mahanna were successful in cap
turing the first prizes. Consolation prizes
were taken by Miss Jennie Anderson and
Mr.. Charles Macmillan. Light refresh
ments were served. Those present were:
Misses Minna Anderson, Anna Cleve, Ada
Berg, Manda Quarnstrom, Anna Larsen,
Carrie Olson, Daisie Thompson, Anna Hen.
dricksen. Emma Olson, Maude Quarnstrom,
Alma Thorson. Jennie Anderson and Hilda
Quarnstrom; and Messrs. Ehoch Ellison,
Colo Wyman, Charles Setterquist ChaunCey
Mahanna Mark Rappe, Charles Quarnstrom,
Oscar Nielsen, Charles Mcmillan, Will Ras-
gorschek, Otto Johnson Henry Scheibel and
Charles Thompson.