Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16

| Charlton, Mr. and Mrs Millard. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wilbur and Mrs MacClure.
Mr. ]. L. Markell entertained at dinner last
| Thursday evening at the Millard Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. b. Millard, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Charlton
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Wilbur
Mr. John Nickson, the representative in
| England of the Cudahy Packing company,
was in Omaha last week and gave a dinner
on Thursday at the Milard TO twelve em-
| ployes of that company
| General and Mrs Gown entertained at din
ner last Thursday in honor of General and
| Mrs. Wheaton. The other guests were Cen
| eral and Mrs. henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Pritchett, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Barton.
| Miss Sargent gave a most enjoyable ken
| singtCn Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
| Miss Jenness of Ypsanti Mich. The guests
were Misses Jenness, Allen, Harriet Scott,
Gilbert DeVor. Cook, Alexander and Turkey.
The Wisteria Afternoon club met at the
home of Mrs. j. Burke on Wednesday. The
prize was won by Mrs. Dalton Risley. The
| next party will be held at the home of Mrs.
Langdon, 2970 Woolworth avenue, Wednes-
day, May 10.
The lovely children's carnival given last
| week under the direction of Mr. ana Mrs.
| Morand was succes essfully repeated yesterday
| afternoon at Boyd's. The little performers
| gave the utmost satisfaction, as before, to
| large audience
Mrs. Casper f. Yost gave a delightful
luncheon last Friday in honor of her sister,
| Miss Jenness. The guests We're: Mrs. Charles
| Onutt and Misses Allen, Yates, Bessie Yates,
| Pinney of Council Bluffs, McKenna. Sargent,
Buck, Florence Morse, Helen Milard and
| Palmer.
The pupils of Blake's Business college en-
tertaned their friends Friday evening at
the college rooms with Photographic music
furnished by Mr.. J. Eaton, followed by an
art exhibit, in which the guests of the even
ing participated. Those present reported an
enjoyable evening.
Miss Mabel fisher gave May party at her
home last Saturday afternoon. Many pleas
ant games were played and refreshments
were served. Those present were: Misses
Blanche Gates Marie JorgenEen, Lena Jor-
gensen Mollie Cofer, Carrie Hersh, Ethel
Bernel, Laura. Nellie and Jennie Bird. Fan
ME Mccartney. Annie Smith, Cheney fisher
/ and Emma Petersen, and Masters John
Smith. Willie Dreffs, Ralph Rendels, Eddie
! Bird, Cortland fisher, Jimmie Jacobsen anG
Ross Daniels.
very pleasant birthday party was glver
r last Friday night by Mrs. Jenfer at hel
| home for Miss Blanche Gates Those presen
were: Misses Marie Hagerty, Annie Fitz
gerald, Maggie Powers, Carrie Vobra. Ethe
Burnett, Hattie Fitzgerald Jessie Jenifer
| Virginia Jenfer Addabeie Jenrer Mrs
Z | Gates Blanche Gates Masters Fred Biltz
| Frank Gedultig, G. G. Gates, Frank Burch
more, Tom Knapp Ben Jenifer, George
G Goodlett, Ducan chatham, Joseph McKenne
= and Hugh McKenna.
A very pretty children's party was gver
. | last Wednesday afternoon at the residence
of DR.. r. c. Moore, 1859 Park avenue, b!
] Mrs. Victor White, in honor of the I'd birth
S day of her little daughter. The guests were
| Corneia Crittenden Dorothy Ready Howard
$ Malcolm Baldrge, Elizabeth Reed. Louis
y Reed Casper Offutt, Jarvis Offutt. F. B
5 Kirkendall, jr., Charles Marples, Harrie
u y Smith. Katherine Orchard Kuhn. Philii
Chase Bessie Loomis Caroline Pike Berthi
! Dickey Harold Doherty, Marion Smith.
c very pleasant evening was spent las
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Franl
r Vaughn. Refreshments were served at II ant
e dancing continued to late hour. Thos
: present were: Messrs. and Mesdames Welsh
!, Kane, Hogan, Goodfelow, Church, Bowler AM
> Mrs Mcclure; Misses McVay Mcdonnell
r Drscol. Hurst. Hulsart, Salmon. Jean Berg
Minnie Berg, Flanary. Maude and Stel
Vaughn; Messrs. James Quinn, Warren Hurst
- | Dan Murphy, James Noon, James Leary, JohI
Cullinane, Patsy Quinn. NJ MOriarty Charlie
= Parsons, Dunn and Charles Thiessen.
: Miss Martin with her pupils gave a mes
r enjoyable recital at 312 North Thrty-elghtl
r. street May 5, which was highly enjoyed b.
! all present. Mr.. julius Schleip and Mis-
d Leah Kirkendall took the leading partH
| Misses Hattie Dodge ana Leah Kirkendal
J. gave some fine rectations The house wa
II beautifully decorated in palms and Gu
II flowers. Those taking part were: Misses Ann
a Watt, Hattie Dodge, Lelah Kirkendal
| Emma Ambrose, Midge Hornsbye Mollie An
! derson. Esther johnson, Nellie Dillon, Drin
| Black, LOitie Tommas, Letta Gillum. Nj
n | julius Schlep and Master Marion Dillon.
= The Lilac Cycling club gave very pleasan
S | moonlight May party on wheels last Wednes
b day evening. This being the first club run
tho members had planned to go to Florence
+ | but on account of the bad condition of tn
| roads they StODnnl Fort Omaha Wher
. the young women of the club served a yer
q | tempting Tepast after which the remaining
q | part OF the evening was spent In dancing
singing and playing games Those participat
, ing were: Misses Nelsie Morrison Ottie Neve
q Bessie Neve Amy Dyhrberg, Mary Dyhrbere
) Meta Drage and Lizzie Drage, and Messra
=. | Walter Nelson, captain; Caster Smith, OFT
Nelson, Louis Boisen, Fred Hansen, Arthu
: Nelson, Willie Neye. George Cole. Lawrenc
70 Dyhrberg, Tom Cobry, Dick Raven and Joh
" | Enkeboll,
t. One of the pleasantest events OF the wee
e was a surprise party given to Mr.. John Mile
IS at his home Wednesday evening. Games wer
n played and dancing was INDUCED in until
{ late hour when refreshments were served
ir The crowd was well entertained with voca
r and instrumental music. Those present were
Mrs. Miller; Misses Violet j. Gales, Fam
II | Hayes. JAMIE Anderson, Kate Anderson Mau
II Baxter. Grace Gladwyn, Lulu Conn, Li2Zi
5 AshmuSen, Annie Lenenberg, Della Lefholt1
1
Il liam Bauer; Messrs. John Miller, Lester Nil
It Ter. Herman Wachter, Arthur Wachter, Fire
IS Brown. John Maloy. WIN Freberg, Georg
V Goff, Arthur Ritter, Earl Impy Harry Stand
q ard, Archie Guiwits, WIN Hines, Fred Al
r thony, Charles Brltton, Chris Bauer Loui
a Bauer Sam Egan, Dick Wilson and Charli
e Shockley.
d The Forest Hill Whist club was mos
II charmngly entertained by Mrs, Cotton o
i Wednesday afternoon at the residence OF Mr.
e George Il. Barker vino kindly rendered ht
il spacious parlors for that occasion. Abor
e sixty guests were present. After refresl
1f ments the club was favored with music b
IS Miss Kimball. Miss Van GlesOn Mrs Co
lie ton and Miss Palmer and an Instrument
ID number by Miss Wallace. Prizes consiStil
Is OF Bohemian vase, an amber silver mouute
l. hat pin, cut glass smelling salts and a Get
r terpiece embroidered in yiolets were won
10 Miss McDermott of ST. Louis, Mrs. g.
et Sluires, Mrs drummer and Mrs, Buckingha
n in the order named Mrs, II. l.. Haller pr
e sented the hostess with a cotton" souyen
la in the form of Lavender handkerchief. upC
OF which each OF the guests had written h'