Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-31

ytsleTudy diteTnOOn LOT MISS Danny.
Mrs. Wattles gave a charming kensington
last Friday for Mrs. Hochstetler of Kansas
City.
Mrs. b. +. Smith entertained the Six-Hand
Euchre club last Tuesday afternoon at the
Paxton hotel.
Mr.. Dixon entertained at dinner Friday
evening at the Omaha club in honor of Miss
Forepaugh of st. Paul
The Saturday Dancing class gave a very
enjoyable german on Saturday evening of last
week at Morand's academy.
Mrs. Henry Copley, 1885 North Eighteenth
street, entertained the II. T. b. Kensing-
ton club last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. N. Dietz entertained delightfully."-
at a small afternoon tea on Saturday of
last week in honor Of Mrs. Hochstetler Of
Kansas City.
Mrs. Thomas L. Kimball entertained the
Forest Hill club last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lawrence. Miss Davenport and Miss
Barker won prizes.
DR.. and Mrs. Ross gave a large reception
last Thursday evening to celebrate their
settlement in their new residence at Twenty
second and Lake streets.
Mrs. s. H. H. Clark entertained at luncheon
at the Willard hotel last Friday Mesdames
Squires, Yost, Perrine, Wakeley, Evans,
Kennedy. Richardson, Willard, Chase, Oar
row and Hulst.
Captain and Mrs. James H. Brown enter
tanned the Young Peoples society Of the
First Congregational church very delight
fully last Friday evening, at their home in
Kountze Place.
Miss Palmer gave a luncheon on Friday in
honor of Miss Dandy, at which were present.
Mrs. Kountze, Miss Dandy, Miss Kountze,
Miss Turner of Chicago. Miss Bessie Yates
and Miss Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ford entertained
at cards last Monday evening in honor of
their guest, Mrs. Herbert Hadley of Indian
apolis. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Kier-
stead and Mr.. Gates.
Mrs. William S. Rector entertained on
Friday evening for her sister, Mrs. Frank
d. Spencer of Nebraska City. After cards
and refreshments dancing was INDUCED in,
and an altogether general good time was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. George MARBLES gave a very pleasant
and informal luncheon last Wednesday, at
which! covers were laid for Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Pickler of Minneapolis, Mrs. Alexander,
Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. c. e. Smith, Mrs. Rich
ardson, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. Ewing and
Mrs. Penfold.
The Gemuethlichkeit High Five club was
entertained last Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mittauer. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. j. Banner and Mr.. George
Mittauer. Mrs. p. El-asser and Mr.. j. Bau-
mer were awarded the consolation prizes.
Miss Jessie Willard gave a charming lunch
con last Wednesday afternoon, at which
covers were laid for Mrs. NJ. T. Barlow, Mrs.
Charles Ofutt, Mrs. Charles T. Kountze, Mrs.
Morgan, Mrs. Clement Chase, Mrs. w. B.
Willard, Miss Webster, Miss Pratt. Miss
Kountze, Miss Yates and Miss Wakeley.
Mrs. J. j. Dickey entertained at an in
formal luncheon last Friday. Mesdames
Guthrie, E.ngwalt, Clarkson, Moore, Orr,
Vessels, North, Colpetzer, drummer, Jordan,
Ogden, Coutant, Barkalow and Monroe, and
Miss Bache. The guests were seated at
small tables and after luncheon the afternoon
was SDpDt In the very absorbing game of
whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase entertained en-
Saturday evening of last week the Chatting
Dish club, an organization effected for the
purpose Of experimenting with chatting dish
cookery, and including in it's membership
Messrs. and Mesdames c.. T. Kountze, War
rem Rogers. Charles w. Hull, George w
Mercer, Arthur C. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs,
Chase.
Mrs. Charles Ofutt gave a very pretty
Pratt, who has been her guest. Those pres
ont We're: Mrs. Arthur C. Smith, Mrs. Gle
ment Chase, Mrs. Henry Cartan, Mrs. L. f.
Crofoot, Mrs. Charles w. Hull, Mrs. Warren
Rogers, Miss Pratt. Miss Lindsey, Miss Nc
Konna, Miss Forepaugh of st. Paul and
Miss Yates.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent Fri
day by the Ladies' Jolly Ten club at the
homo of Mrs. w. H. Wigman. AT 4 o'clock
a dainty lunch was served on small tables
covered with exquisite drawn work, the
needle-work of the hostess. Those present
were: Mesdames G. c. Kuenne, G. b. Dake,
Burster, G. MittaueP, Conrad, j. A. McCul-
loch, Stratman. r. Rosenzweig and Miss L.
Wigman.
Miss Ruth Cornwell celebrated her third
birthday anniversary last Tuesday with a
merry gathering of her little friends. The
afternoon was spent with games and music
until time for the refreshments. Those in
yited were: Margaret Robertson, Hugh Rob-
| nEtCpD Hr1pD protI Tranf pra11 Tphn Nyath |
nell, Kent Withheld, Helen Bell, Ethel Sulli-
van, Marie Spalding, Freddie Meyer and
Earle Cornwell.
Master Scott Dodge spent his twelfth birth
day very pleasantly at his home at Thirty
sixth and Cass streets. surrounded by a num-
Der Of his young friends, who came to help
celebrate the event. After making merry
with music, games and Rotations, a
light luncheon was served. Those present
were: Ida Haley, Don Haley. Ethel Bell,
Allan Moseley, Guy Haley, Eva MeIquist,
Lutte Walsh, Vera Melumest. Hattie Dodge,
and Master Scott Dodge.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss May Ban by her juvenile friends
at the State hotel last Thursday evening.
Cards and games were played and thor
oughly enjoyed until IL o'clock, when a
light lunch was served, after which the
guests babe their little hostess good night
and went home happy. Those present were:
Lille Fritz, Jessie Jackson, Katie Dobson,
Nellie Belnls, DICK DOnelan, bernard NC
Glyrn, Fred Kackangee, jim and Tom
Mullen.
A most jolly crowd assembled last Wednes-
day evening at the residence OF Mrs. Lease
cn Ohio street, who entertained for her
brother. Mr.. Thomas Bowie. who is soon to
depart for Mexico. Music, Rotations, dane
ing and high five were INDUCED in, after
which an elegant supper was served by the
hostess. Those present were: Misses Edith
McLain, Annetta Wilson Jessie Bowie, Tina
Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. Templar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lease, Mr.. Bowie, Mr.. Sues, Mr.. Thomas
Bowie, Lieutenant Van Lew and Mr.. Craig. |
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Miss Tilly Meyer last week by the Friday
EWING Social cub. Games and music were
enjoyed during the evening. At a late hour
| luncheon was served. Those present were: |
Misses Tilly Meyer, Marie Gallagher, Katy
Lyon, Amy Arthur, Hattie Metcalfe, Sadie
saylor, Cora Stevenson. Rosie Medell Lucy
Fisk, Josephine Meyer, Anna Meyer and
Daisy Schmidt; and Messrs, Henry Schmidt,
VIII Falconer, Ernest King, Leslie Harrison,
Joe Mannings, Rudolph Mobr. Bert Steffen,
Harry Ulmer, Jack Meyer, George Meyer,
Charles Medell.
The Myrtle club members and their
friends enjoyed a decidedly pleasant even
ing Friday skating at University park.
| Among those present were. MisSes Parks |