Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-31

pest WnStAer Miss Gleason OF COUNCIL
Bluffs CARRIED OF the prize. The guests
we're: Misc Braydon Of Boston, Miss Ander-
son OF Ta1loryille, ILL.,; Miss Burr OF Lin
coin, Misses Tulleys, Julia Tulleys, Gleason
and Beebe, Of Council Bluffs. Misses Sargent,
Nickel, Clarke, Stone, Squires, Taylor, Allen
and Andreesen,
Miss Gertrude Hammond gave a very
pretty pinko tea last Thursday afternoon at
her residendesan Kouutze Place, in honor OF
Miss Seatoni Of Chicago. A dance followed
in the evening, at which there were present:
Misses Moore. Clark, Smead, Durham, Riley,
Squires, Hamblin, Porter, Furay, Laird,
P~oissant, Seaton, Parmalee, Getty. Dellone,
Morse, Banner, Snyder, Miller, Metz and
Canaan, and Messrs. Cofiman, Palmer, Wal
lace, Dudley, Hammond, Burt, Fisher, Me
Auley, Briggs, Snyder, Webster, Dudley,
Willis, Gentry. Miller, Coombs, Everett of
Council Bluffs, Raymond, King, Furay, Pratt,
Allen and Doherty.
The Ivy club members and their friends
participated in a most enjoyable skating
party last Thursday evening at University
park. Those present were: Misses Hungate,
Barnes, Burdiss, Cole, Wright, Farnsworth,
Hill, Rhoads, wilkins. Mullen, Nissen, Hart,
Worth, Mitchell, Hargreaves, Bell, Blllman,
Rodgers, Mcfarland, Firth, Phelan, White
head, Bassett, Barnett, Barker and Blake;
Messrs. Nissen, Whitehead, Firth, Wright,
Barkley, Brown, Crowley, Black, Wrenn,
Bird, Rogers, Vallery, Mathews, Bucking-
ham. Hale, Parker, Bennett, Brown, Bill
lings, Seward, Trail, Tromler, Smith, Craig,
Taylor and Ross.
Onerof the most delightful dancing parties
of the season was given by the Heptamer-
ons Thursday evening, January %, at Mo-
rand's. Among those present were: Misses
Nestor, Nordwall, Pony, Heimrod, Ellis,
Woods, Vowall, Emerson, Taylor, Thurber.
McQuillan, M. Spencer, H. Spencer, Jeffries,
Shauer, N. Cyler, M. Cyler, Currens, Rock
bud. Brinn, Beck, Beemer, Frazier and Will
liams, and Messrs. Wright, Potter, Willie,
H. NJ. Eek, Bjorkman, H. Nestor, p. Nestor,
Pony, Hart, Horton, Nordwall, Koopman,
Honey, Newcomb, Lowry, Mulvihill, Kent,
Buzzell, Van Dorm, Cooke, Arnholt, Shaver,
Gramlich, Woods, Garvey, Heimrod and Mel
son.
The Acme High Five club was entertained
in a very pleasing manner last Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Nettie Burnley on
Webster street, and notwithstanding the ex-
tremely cold weather all seemed to enjoy
themse elves to the utmost. After fourteen
spirited games Miss Hayes succeeded in win
ming the women's prize, a picture prettiiy
framed, while Mr.. Pratt carried off the mems
prize, d silver-backed hat brush. Those
playing were: Misses Hayes, Primean, Tag
CART, Paul, Furay, Braden, Lee, ORourke,
Tichlofen, Burkhardt and Mulqueen of Coun-
ell Bluffs; Messrs. Pratt, Perield, Dunn,
Primean, Hayes, Donnelly, Tr. Riley and
Mulqueen and Paschal of Council Bluffs.
Monday evening a few friends met at the
residence of MIR. and Mrs. w. A.. Shropshire
of Windsor place, with a view of organizing
a whist club, a previous meeting called for
the same purpose having adjourned without
action. After an informal discussion it was
agreed to play a few games and meet later
for further discussion. After the games it
was announced "all take partners for a
cake walk" The prize for the latter was
unanimously awarded Mr.. e. buckingham
and Mrs. George Hunter, the gait" pre-
sented being unequaled for grace, style and
action. There were present: Messrs. and
Mesdames Buckingham, Campbell, Carrier,
Hunter, Brown, Dunster; Miss Campbell,
Miss Buckingham and Mr.. a. c. Jones.
The old-time motto of the South Side
Ideal club was fully lived up to, in giving
one of the most pleasant birthday surprise
parties of the season in honor of Miss F..
Pearl Bons at her home, Ills South Eleventh
street, last Friday evening. Cards were the
leading amusement, in which Miss Ida Levy
and Mr.. Joseph Rex carried away the first
prizes. The consolation prizes were awarded
to Miss Anna Moore and Mr.. Charles Arnold,
A very dainty repast was served at IL
o'clock. Those present were: Misses Lena
Segelke, Mabel Robling, Lizzie Moore, Isa-
bella Keysor, Ella Winans, Jessie Bingham,
Laura Levy, Esther Ecklund and Neva Bons
and Messrs. George Pray, G. Sachs, Charles
Sebring, II. C. Cornforth, A. Sachs, DR.. Nc
Hugh, Frank Bons and Frank Dohn.
The U. c. r. club was very pleasantly
entertained on Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. W.. II. Wigman, assisted by Miss
Linda Wignan. High five furnished the
amusement for the earlier part of the even
ing, after which the guests listened to several
vocal solos by Mrs. II. w. FIT, whistling
solo by Mr.. Heyden, and piano music by Mrs.
H.. Windheim and Mrs. Wigman. These, as
well as several tricks at sleight of hand by
President Weber, were eXcellently rendered
and we'll received. An old fashioned Dutch
lunch was served at IL O'Clock. Those pres
ent were: Mesgrs. and Mesdames H. w. Fit,
Henry Windheim, w. c.. Heyden, Ed Cox,
Fred Krug, Philip Windheim, w. F. Weber
and W.. II. Wigman and Miss Linda Wigman.