Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-09

and Mr.. skinson.
Mrs H. Cummings entertained the st
Pauls Guild" last Tuesday afternoon. The
Guild will give a part February II, at Cham
bers hall.
MIR. AND MRS. HANNAH ENTERTAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Hannah con-
deused three delightful entertainments into
two afternoons and an evening. On Tues
day afternoon Mrs. Hannah entertained
kensington tea in her beautiful home.
There were present: Meslames Wadsworth,
Thomas DR.. Smith, Pierce, Hanchett, TIL
ton, Sims, Edmundson Metcalf, Bushnell,
DR.. Hart, Gravatte, Phelps, Hazard. Reed,
Garner, Everett, James Lizzie Gleason,
Saunders Cole, Frey, Mueller, j. r. F. Nc
Gee, smons. j. G. Wadsworth, Fitch, Allen.
In the evening MIR. Hannah assisted in
entertaining their friends at cards. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs f. Davis, j.
Davis, Forsythe. Davenport, Jameson Smith,
Chambers, Butts, Sargent Treynor Mckune,
oliver Estep, Lucas, VIII Shepard, Nat
Shepard, Frank Shepard, Barstow, Lowe,
Lieutenant Macarthur and wife, Bender, Mrs.
Howard, T, S. Howells, o. II. Merriam,
Cass, Buchman, Terwilliger, Comp, Dimmock,
Wiley, Hendricks, Campbell.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hannah gave a
card party to which a large number OF
women we're invited. Those responding were
Mesdames Maurer, E. c. Shepard, w. e.
Shepard. Byers, Van Devere, Peregoy, Dan
forth, Hepford, Pontius Graves, Hollis, e. E.
Hart, Reikman, Tidd Sherman, Mullis Rolf
| Manderson, Woodford, George Miller, Shu-
CART Pierce, Purvall, II. G. McGee, Murry
| Trephagen, Jennings, Luring, Bellinger, Ar
! cher, Charer, Gorham, Allworth Stevens,
]. M. Campbell, George Camp, spooner, run
yon, Bradley, Keys, Railsback, Waterman,
Street and Kelby of Omaha, Heyworth,
Brown, C. E. Woodbury., W. G. Woodbury.,
| Hewitt, Phillips, Cumming, McAtee, Miss
| DeHaven. Smith, Lee Smith, Hepford, AL
worth, Shepard, Archer, Collins, Hazard. De
| ll.xht tr,,t
| event. The series were among the most
pleasant and noteworthy features of the
| week.
| complete surprise was given Tuesday
evening to Mr.. Stewart Yenawine by his
| old schoolmates at his home, 4Of North
| Sixth street With cards the evening was
passed pleasantly The following day he
left for his future home in st. Joe, Mo, to
attend college Those present were: Misses
| Nina Kintner, Myrtle Benner, Bess Williams,
Mary Hart, Sadie Grass Margerite Mcbride;
Messrs. Oscar Ferguson, Fred Hollert, Wal
ter Bell, Charlie Gains, George Bosen.
PLAYED HIGH FIVE.
On Monday evening evening there was q
very pleasant party at 1873 Grant street. Mr..
and Mrs. Watts. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Haller, entertained number OF their friends
| The home was beautifully arranged with
plants and flowers and as the game OF high
! five progressed the canary greeted the
company with its merry song. Mrs. Pfefef
and NJ. F. McCune took first prize and Mrs.
Tucker and M. B. Ayers were consoled with
the consolation prize. Those present were:
Messrs and Mesdames Daugherty, Hubbard
Maxwell. McCune. Pfeffer, Tucker, Weather
bee and Ayers and Misses Gall, Mergen and
| Pfeffer.
Another surprise by the Avenue B people
occurred last evening. This is one of the
most social neighborhoods in the city, anf
last night Misses and Mesdames Hollis
Morgan, Whaley, Binders and Ayers startea
out loaded with baskets full of daintles To
appease the appetite and lay foundation
for a doctors bill, and were Joined on the
way by Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Selby, Miss McChesney, George Rum
NELL with their well laden baskets, when
all wended their way silently to the corner
of Seventh street and Eighth avenue and
rang for admittance at the home OF MT
and Mrs. ]. Herald, where lots OF fun wa2
the reward of those who were in the RING
of surprise" Mrs. Towns of Omaha was the
out Of city guest.
Mrs F. j. Schnorr and Mrs. Philip Ware
ham arranged a surprise Friday afternoon TO
Mrs. w. ]. Manley at SIS South Twenty-flrs
street, Omaha. 1t was delightful and un
conventional gathering. Those present We're
Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs
Wareham, Mrs. Wareham Of Omaha, Mrs
Sampson, Oakland, CAL; Mrs. Hammel, MRS
Maloney, Shepherd, Williams, Matthai, Comp
Omaha; Tullis, Omaha; Schnorr, Good, Scan
Ian.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Miss Eleanor Montgomery leaves tomorrow
for the east to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent were rendered
surprise by their many friends at their home
on Second avenue Friday evening, January
81.
Mr.. and Mrs Hill charmingly entertained
a small party in honor of Miss Nina Price
of Chicago. The number was limited to those
residing on Third avenue.
| oI ho. ,nl
, for a "Krongregatonal Kensington' OF
, Tuesday afternoon from 2 till 5 o'clock a
, the home of Mrs. Arthur Hazelton, 623 Sew
enth avenue.
Mrs. Drayton w. Bushnell gave delight
full luncheon yesterday. Those present were
Campbell, Mrs. e. W. Hart Mrs. F. M
. LOOMS, Mrs. Heinshaw, Miss Eleanor Mont
gomery and Miss Price
Mrs. John Mullen gave red and whit
tea at her home On Thursday in honor o
her sister, Miss Hughes, and her brides
maids The house was beautifully decorated
: in red and white, and each guest was pre-
sented with red carnations. covers wer
laid for Miss Hughes, Miss Coad, Miss Ann
Wickham, Miss Keating, Miss Brady, MIS-
: Mullen, Miss Sinnott Mrs. George Hughe
and Mrs. Charles Fox.
7 friendship letter received by one of tn
acquaintances Of Miss Rita Lorton, VINO M Mac
r companied Miss Anna Bowman and he
3 party on their continental trip last sum
3 mer' announces some enviable achievement
of Miss Lorton on the concert stage. Sh
3 remained on the continent to complete he
musical studies, and the letters announc
that she has been accorded the honor O
D singing with Adelina Patti in her recen
appearance on the British stage.
Dick GrnndOn's Bail Bond.
When Dick Grandon was arrested 10
highway robbery on September IA. 1892, h
! found n friend in s. d. Wadsworth, VIII
' went on his bail for the sum of $5O(
. When the case was called Grandon failed I
I appear, and judgment was ordered on tn
q bail bond.
q The matter has been hanging fire fo
: some time, and yesterday Mr.. Wadsworth
answer in the case was filed. He admtte
the execution of the bond, but entered
> ! denial to each and every one of the othe
. counts on which judgment for $500 has bee
h taxed up against him on the court records,
Claims Personal Damages.
The personal damage suit of Link Thoma
against the city Of Council Bluffs was Sc
=, for trial in Judge Thornell's court yestel
+ day, but owing to the pressure of otht
= business went over until Monday
n Thomas fell through sidewalk in fror
d ot some burned buildings on lower BroaC
q way on January 20 1895. He sustaine
! personal injuries in compensation for whic
a he now seeks to recover $4,000 from Il
n CITY