Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-08

Refreshments were served at 5 o'clock The
guests were Mcadamcs w. Wigman, Me-
Culloch Stratman @. II. Dake. Burster,
Mitthaur, u. Roscnzweig and Conrad.
Mrs. George Vradcnburg entertained a
party OF women at tea Friday evening In
honor OF lcr sister, Mrs. Rhodes who is
here visiting from Grand Rapids Mich. \
delightful time was had and at o'clock
the guests were seated at a table bounti.
fully spread. Those present were: Nc.
danes Mercer, Shaw, Mcconnell uhl Noe
hdlnger Campbell Fuller. Grccvcy. Car
penter Con crou Rhodes Of Grand Rapids
Mich. aud Slothower OF Papllion.
The Sunnower High Five club held Its
regular bi-monthly meeting at the home OF
J. pishrow on the evening of November 3
Those present were. Messrs and Mosdamos
g. W. Allen, Il, =. Caldwell j. Disbrow, j.
Donnelly, II. Evans j. Goddard C. Boggs
r. c. Lamb, l.. r. Wigs and II. Wyatt
Tho guests played cards until 10 o'clock
when refreshments and amusements fol,
lowed i'm the course of the evening Prof
Wigs rcci,cd some OF his machine poems.
The Torpsichorean club gave its second
dancing party of the season at Erfing's hall
last Friday evening, which was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present Those dancing were
Misses Cowles, Eastman, Latey, Hobbs,
Bowman. Durham CTandrll BulWare Hardy
Metz llollinger, Beeman. Arnold, Krug,
Byrne, Jessie Byrne, Peters and Gregg;
Messrs. Thompson, Lund Reed Bell, Angel,
Mcdonald, ]. Mcdonald Body. Schneider.
Naudain, Falconer Berlin, Curry, Squires,
Murphy Beeman, Raber and Epeneter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Walter entertained
In honor OF Miss Yettie Gangs at their home
last Thursday evening The early part Of
the evening was devoted to music followed
by high five, after which light refresh
monts were served. The first prizes were
won by Mrs. c. r. Bidwell and Mr. c. L.
Clark. Thise present were Messrs and
~. II
Rlsley, f. b. Bartlett, c. L. Clark, c. X.
Blake, J. c. LANCE Of Council Bluffs Misses
fettie Gangs Il. Buckout, Elena LANCE
ladies' physical culture and dancing club
was organized last Thursday evening at
the knights of the Golden Eagle hall, Four
teenth and Douglas streets. Officers were
elected as follows: ClarZa Spainhower,
president; Ida Naline. vice president; Lena
Hartigan, secretary; Julia Bressman. treas
urer After a lesson in physical culture
which lasted until $50. the men were ad-
mttted and dancing was enjoyed until mid
night. when the merry crowd broke up, each
declaring the evening very pleasantly spent.
A surprise party was given to Mr. and
Mrs. j. 5. Marshall at their home Friday
evening. Progressive high five was played.
The ladies' first prize was won by Mrs. W.
c. Moore, the gentlemen's by Mr.. w. c.
Moore, the boobies by =. II. johnson and
Mrs Trostler Others present were: Misses
y
Hattie Belin, Ella Smith. Katie Clark Ma
bel Clark Messrs. p. II. Johnson, w. c.
Moore Tom shannon. Or. Cassidy. Charles
Frtese. Henry Frese, lisa Trostler Fred
smith. j. S. Marshall, Mesdames Moore,
Friese. TrGstler Clark and Marshall.
The South side Whist club. which prom
ises to be one Of the most popular clubs of
the season, held its initial meeting at the
home of Mrs. G. Marty last Wednesday
afternoon. After seven games had been
played, refreshments were served by the
hostess. The members of the club are:
MCsddmes a. Crickmore, Ed Streator. }.
Ttppery, j. Driscoll, Werner j. Shoening
Clark Shelley, Smith, Hail. Rogers. Whit
ling, T. c. Shelley, J. b. Blanchard and
G. Marty. The Invited guests present were
MeSdames Harry Il. Uttley and Simon n.
hohn. and Miss Dora Banner. The next
meeting viii be held at the residence of
Mrs. Ed Streator.
On Wednesday evening a number OF
friends walked in and took possession of
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Dalton Risley.
22l7 Capitol avenue. it being the 2Sth birth
day of Mr.. Risey. lis friends presented
him with numerous handsome gifts. High
i've was the feature of the evening until
1880. when refreshments were served
Those present were: Mcssrs. and Mesdames
II. Il, Beard jones, George Niche. John
Stevens, II. G. Matthes Mesdames f. X
Mackay. Separd of Council Bluffs Il. e. Bell.
N. f. McPike; Misses josephine Cooper.
Minnie Blair Margaret Kress, Geihl; Messrs.
Ed McCary, William Irvine Robert Smith.
Frank Prawl and Frank Stretching
Miss May Ellis was pleasantly surprised
Friday evening at her home, 1918 North
Iwenty-third street. Games were played
and dancing was INDUCED in until a late
hour, when refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Lulu Conn. Lille
Bauer, Opal Baxter, Violet Gales Cherry
Cbamberlin, Bertha Herman, Myrtle Adams.
Mamie Arsack, Lille Meek, Maud Meek
Tillie frame, Nellie Doherty. Lottie Delor,
Jane Anderson Katie Anderson, Sarah De-
Tor and May Ellis; Messrs. George Con-
Charlie Britton, Chris Bauer John Miller,
Arthur Lundberg, Roy Graves. Al Knowl-
ton, Archie Guiwits, Walter Bump. VIII
Hines, Charlie Petersen. Harry Standard
Fred Eberspachcr, Sam Egan John Shock
ley and Frank Delor