Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

Miss Dickinson entertained the Current
Literature club last Tuesday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Allison gave an informal
reception to the graduating class of the
Omaha Medical college last Wednesday.
Last Thursday evening the graduating
class of the Omaha Medical college was
rendered a very enjoyable reception by the
junior classes
Little Margaret Craig celebrated her tenth
birthday at the home of her parents on Writ
street Friday afternoon by entertaining
twenty of her young friends.
Mrs. Charles d. Thompson entertained at
luncheon last Tuesday in honor Of Miss
Louise V. McElroy of 1.-THE Strange Ad-
ventures of Miss Brown" company. Miss
McElroy was a school friend Of Mrs. Thomp-
sons sister.
charmingly at dinner on Wednesday even
ing Their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Kirkendall, Mr.. and Mrs. Brady, Mr.. and
Mrs Lockwood Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf, Miss
Sharp and Mr.. Gould Dietz.
Mrs. A. jain gave a kenslngton Wednes-
day to few Of her most intimate friends.
Lunch was served. Those present were:
j. II. Green, w. G. Shrver, John A. Writ,
Adam Kerner and Misses Clara Karbach,
Green and Snyder
Mrs. George Wolverton gave a blue and
white luncheon last Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Fuller Of Topeka, Kan, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Collier of Clifton Hill. The guests
were Mrs Fuller, Mrs. Murray, Mrs Charles
Collier, Mrs. Hesse of Iowa City and Miss
Brown.
Mrs G.. B. Dake entertained at tea the
Ladies' Afternoon club last Thursday after
noon at her coZy home in Walnut Hill.
Everybody was presented with very hand
Eactn
Mesdames Droste. Burster, Mittauer, Strath-
man, Kuenne, Rosezweig, Piel and Miss
Josephine Kruse.
The final meeting of the Tuesday Night
Card club was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Covell last week. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Daniels, who received a handsome
plate, Mrs. Bartlett, who received a dainty
centerpiece. Mr.. Ford received an exqui-
sitely embroidered picture frame and Mr..
Brown received the second prize.
Last Tuesday afternoon Willard McEach-
eron invited eight of his young friends
in to assist him in celebrating his twelfth
birthday. The celebration continued into the
evening, the lads Willing away the time with
games, conundrums and other amusements
In the guessing match the prize was won by
Claude Perciva. During the evening sup
per was served.
An enjoyable event of the week was sur
prise on Miss Hundertmarck at her home
last wednesday evening InOSe present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Borneman, Miss
Liddiard of Rushvile, Miss Stolten-
berg of Blair, Misses Hall, Winslow, Kramer
Lehman. Clara Lehman, Hundertmarck, Mae
Collins; Messrs. Hall, Larson, DR.. Munson,
Waldron of Louisville, Osborne, Blue and
Crele Blue.
Last Thursday evening the Magnolia
Klub" entertained at the home of Will
Wagenseller on Sherman avenue, in honor
of Misc Mabel Carver of Marion, Ia, who
is in the city visiting relatives and friends
Present were: Misses Nennie Carleton, Ethel
Close. Nellie Fisher, Julia and Elizabeth
Shortliff; Messrs Earl Tate, Harry Close,
Elmer Ballard, Ernest Betebener, George
Wagenseller and Harry Fisher.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Drake of 1919
Corby street gave them a very pleasant sur
prise last Saturday evening, it being Mrs.
Drake's birth anniversary. A most enjoy
able evening was spent. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Neal, Miss Neal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockfellow, Misses Pearl and
Alva Rcckfellow, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, Mrs.
Ittner, Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mallory, Mr.. and Miss Knapp, Mrs Met
calf, Mrs. Shepard, Mra Flanders, Mrs.
Percival, Miss Heldran. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop,
Mr.. Wright of Council Bluffs, Messrs George
and Bert Cone and Mr. Bruner.