Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

after which music was the order OF the even
| ing
Mrs Il. f. Reynolds and Mrs j, J. Glib
son entertained last Thursday afternoon
/ from to ..
The Omaha Guards have issued invitations
| for the second dancing party of the season
/ to be given ncSt Shursday evening
! Mrs. a. H. NeScs entertained the women
/ Of Westminster church al tea last FRI
/ day afternoon afher residence. 36li Howard
street. ~
! About eighty c5uples enjoyed last Wodnes-
| day evening with tine Hayden Bros G.. T.
/ club at n luStuu Rifles hall Clarts or
/ chestra furnished the music Harry Sage
! was prompter.
Thu Aurona club entertained Its friends
! and aclualntauccs last Saturday evening at
its club rooms II gh five and dancing helped
/ to make the evening pleasant Mr.. j. john
| son was very clever In exhibiting some 81 his
| card tricks and Mr.. c. c. Sundbad acted
as entertainer for the evening.
One OF the most enjoyable parties of the
season occurred on Wednesday when Mrs
/ VI. u. Hussie entertained the W,stcria After
! noon club Nine games Of high i've we're
! played. The prize, a handsome Napoleon
! plate was won by Mrs, Joseph McCa0efy,
after which dainty refreshments were served.
The Gemuethlichkeit High Five club was
! entertained at its regular meeting Tuesday
evening by MIR. and Mrs. G. Schaefcr.
/ Prizes were awarded as follows: Mr.. J.
/ Baumer ana Mrs. II. Rosenzwe'g, hrst; Mr..
| j. Burstcr and Mrs. G. b. Dalic, boobies.
! Mr.. aud Mrs. Burster will entertain the
! club at its next meeting
Mr.. Dennis r. Murphy was pleasantly SUR
| urlsed by his friends and ncighhors last
! Thursday evening, II being his birthday am
| niversary. The guests enjoyed pleasant
! evening and departed at a litc hour, all
wishing him many happy returns of the day.
Mr. Murphy win long remember the day as
! enc OF ihC happy events OF his life.
The engagement Of Miss May Dandy to
Lieutenant Dean, aidc-de-c3mp to General
Brooke, with station at st. Paul, was am
! nouncol last Thursday at a luncheon at
which were present: Misses Kountze Lind
| say, McKenna, Palmer, Andreescn, Ring
! walt Webster. Yates and Dandy, and
Mosdimes Powell, Mercer and Dandy.
Mrs. Ohern entertained few of her
! friends at progressive high five last Tues
lay evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay carried
off the first prizes while Mr. Frank Harri-
! son distinguished himself by winning the
| hcoby and Miss Lizzie Brody the ladies'
BOBBY. Among those present We're: Miss l..
| 3rody, Miss Burke Miss Gentleman. Miss a.
Gentleman, Miss j. Heel3n, Miss Frazer and
Mrs Lindsay.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Rosenthal were at home
| to their friends last Sunday at a reception
from to o'clock p. IN. Mr.. and Mrs \.
! MandClberg. Miss Dollie Pollock and Mr..
/ Henry Rosenthal assisted in receiving. The
plrlor, dining and reception rooms We're
| illed with roses and Chrysanthemums. Punch
| and refreshments were served in the din
| ing room. Mr. and Mrs. ROsenthal will be
| at home again today
Mrs c. H. Dewey and Miss Dewey enter
! taiuci at a o'clock tea last Friday after
| noon at their rooms in the Paxton hotel in
honor Of Mrs. Avery of Chicago who is
their guest Those present We're: Mes
danes Avery. Schwan. Meikle. w. r. Wy
mar. Fitzpatrick Clifford Smith and Slay-
,,,tH., of hR Val. h..
! Misses Balcombe, Miss Curtis and Miss
| Stewart of Council Bluffs.
The ChrysaEthemum High Five club was
entertained by Mr., ana Mrs Charles w. Al
len last tt ,slay evening at their home on
! Charles street. Those present were: MCssrs.
and M,sdames c. Boggs, Baker, NJ G. Ber-
gen Walters, Lamb Evans and Mr.. and
Miss Casey After the cards delicious re
freshments were served and the guests were
| entertained by music from the hostess to-
| gether with anecdotes and recitatiOns by
Mr.. Lamb and Mr.. Walters.
! delightful KensingtOn was given by
| Mrs. Mel Uhl, 1881 South Twenty-ninth
street Friday afternoon. One Of the fca-
lures which created considerable merrimcnt
| was the drawing of an elephant by those
present for prizes, Mrs. Sumner receiving
first and Mrs Campbell the BOBBY prize.
Those present We're: Mesdames Sumner,
Campbell Fuller, Nradenberg, Rhoades,
Cameron, shaw, Kemper, Blockman Carrier.
| Dale Johns,n n; c. A. Uhl and Milt Uni.
\ parlor musical was the entertainment
provided for an apprec clatiVe audience Fri
day evening, November 13, at the home
of Mrs c. J. Ochltree. 1915 Spencer street
\ choice program OF fourteen well rem
jcrod numbers of instrumental duets solos
violin mandolin and reading selections was
participated in by Neslames Lees, Ross and
Orhiltree Misses Campion. lvns, Faust
| Martin Reynolds and Ochiltree and Messrs
Wedge Themes and DR.. Henry.
Miss Jenny Augustin. S23 Hickory street
| kept open house in honor of her birthday
anniversary on Sunday, November S. Music,
games and dancing sped the merry hours
away. followed by a beautiful birthday
spread. Those present were: Messrs. Fred
Gramlish. Rangval Olson. Edward Augustin,
jr. Joseph Renall Frank Fees, Fred Timm.
Leonard Burgot and Harry Strattan of South
Omaha, and Misses Martha Seeberger. Name
Hogan, Bertha SeeberSer, Minnie kamph,
Katie Jess, Fannie Smith, Mary Opencensky.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlson entertained the
friends of their daughter, Selma in honor
of her seventeenth birthday last Tuesday
evening a very pleasant evening was en-
joyed and lunch was served at midnight.
Those present were: Misses Grace Berka,
Dell Mcllvaine. Addie Clinchard, Ada Carl
son, Edna Mclean, Bertha Willie, Esther
! Carlson, Bertha Beska, Lizzie Maxwell and
Selma Carlson; Messrs. Joe Burke, William
Driver, Charles smith Wilburn Lunon, Fred
MCLlin, George Morton, Mark Morton,
Charles Phelps George Clinchard, and
Arthur Briggs.
The Excelsior Whist club held its initial
bi-monthly meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mittauer Friday evening, No
vember g. Mr. Mittauer and Mrs Young
won the first. Mr.. Mccullough and Miss
Fruehauf were awarded the boobies
The following members We're present
Nessrs and Mcsdames J, Burster, G. VIII
liams, Mir II. Fruehauf Miss Fannie Frue
hauf, Messrs. and Mesdames w, Wigman
J. a. Mccullough George Mittauer, r. L.
Young and Il. L. Hoag. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mr., and Mrs
Wigman.
The friends of Mrs. Charles w. Savdge
gave her a surprise birthday party Tuesday
evening. November 10, at her home, at
Leavenworth street and Twenty-ffth avenue.
The guests came in body promptly at
o'clock and filled the house. The occasion
was the celebration of Mrs. Sayidge's thirty
seventh birthday, The evening was spent
very pleasantly with conversation, music
and prayers for Gods blessing to rest upon
the hostess, her family, and the work in
which they are engaged. Refreshments
we're served and n number of useful ana
beautiful gifts were bestowed by the friends
present.
The first of the series of parlOr entertain
menis given by the Ladies' Auxiliary soci-
go bn n.t nautfst ght