Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-17
sor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs. BidWell and Mrs. Root.

sor, Mr.. and Mrs Charles j. Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bidwell and Mrs. Root.
Miss Dorothy Young entertained a number
Of her friends last Friday at her home, at
Twenty-seventh and Half Howard streets.
Mrs. Benjamin b. Wood gave a large
children's dancing party last evening in
honor of the birthday of ner daughter, Miss
Margaret
Mrs. j. w. Griffith gave large and very
pleasant tea yesterday afternoon between the
hours of 3 and 8. which was followed by
dinner given to the receiving party.
The Gemuethlichkeit High Five club was
entertained last Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Hoag. The first prizes were won
by Mrs. C. C. Schaeffer and Mr.. George
Mittauer; the consolation prizes by Mrs. G.
b. Dake and Mr.. r. Roseuzweg.
The Outre Mers added another link to their
chain of successful dancing parties last
Wednesday at Cosmopolitan hall. Fifty
couples participated in the dancing and
praised the artistic music and the air Of So
ciability that pervaded the whole affair
The Etna, new social club, formed in the
north part of the city. Will give the first of IA
series of progressive high five parties at its
club rooms at Eighteenth and Nicholas
streets, on Thursday, January 81, to mem
bers and their friends, at which prizes will
be given to the winners.
The Onyx club members assembled Fri
day evening and repaired to University park,
where they held a very pleasant skating
party. The members and their friends APP
propriated mCst of the large area of ice
for their special benefit and all enjoyed them
selves. After returning to the place of meet
ing refreshments were served
One evening last week a crowd of young
follS surprised Miss Edna Rothschilds.
Dancing was INDUCED in and later in the
evening luncheon was served. An enjoyable
evening was spent. Those present were:
n Savannah
gheny, Becker, Hart, Wolf, Lobman and
Heller; Messrs Hirsch Of Des Moines, Klein,
Degen, Merritt, Hene and Heller.
Mr., George /. Yoder gave a very pleasant
sleigh riding party Friday evening in honor
OF his cousin, Miss Jennie Jones of Pittsburg,
Pa, who is visiting friends and relatives in
Omaha. The party consisted of Messrs. w.
A. Gordon. Frock, Berger, H. Alenspach,
Theodore Baker and YOder; Misses Lilly
Honoff Frances Smith, Jones, Florence Had
ley, Annie Rued and Gertie Gray.
Mrs. Osgood Eastman, who. as Miss Nellie
Burns. attained a social popularity which
she has kept up by frequent visits since her
marriage and removal to Chicago, has been
entertained during the past week at a num-
Der of pleasant little functions given in her
honor. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Burns and Mrs Lin
niger have all entertained for her in an in
formal way. A.
Tho Hard Times Coffee party met at the
residence OF Mrs. Charles Getzschmann last
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Johnson winning
first prize, handsome bunch OF paper balls,
and Mrs. Nelson winning the BOBBY, a bunch
of weinerwurst, Those present were: Mes
danes Redell. lPsrdee, Bell, G. f. Esasser,
p, Elsasser. w, T.. Rice, Nelson Johnson.
Delaney. Jack Daley Buchhouse, MacLar-
mem and Pitkinss 4.
The Rubinstein club, which meets Wednes-
day evenings, Wis composed mostly of North
Side young women. At their last meeting
they took up tse study of Gottschalk and
Chadwick A 1feature OF the evening wGs |
a song by MIS- Lillian Emsley entitled "a
Little Nut Brown Maid" accompanied by a |
piano and string quartet. She had to re- |
spond to several encores. At the close she !
received a basket OF beautiful roses.
Miss Eta Thompson gave a high Ave !
party at her home last Wednesday even |
ing Miss Bushnell and Mr.. Taylor carrying |
off the first honors. Lunch was served |
Those present were; Messrs. and Mesdames |
salen, r. NJ. Bradley; Mrs. Bushnell and the
Misses Allen. DOcia Carpenter Jennie Gra-
ham. Cora Sayer, Mttie Foley and Messrs. |
b. II. Wilcox s. b. Christie II. NJ. Christie, |
c. o. Nelson. II. L. Carpenter. A. l.. Webb, |
d. d. Rush, c, Hitchcock, Frank Taylor, II. !
Clarey.
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. A. Sampson entertained
at high five last Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Sampson OF Allegheny, Pa, The prizes
were carried Of! by Misses Goldsmith and
Lobman and Messrs. Rosenthal and Seligh-
son. Luncheon was served later and a de-
iishtful time was enjoyed. Among those