Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-17

present were: Misses L. and H. Rosenstock,
Polack, Kohn, Becker Well, Newman,
Sampson, Haas, Goldsmith, Lobman, Haas,
n. II. and E. Rothschild and Baum; Messrs.
Rosenstock, Rosenthal, Becker, Adler, Roths-
child, Frank Klein, Fishel, Goldstrom, Sell
igsohn and Rindskopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Cole entertained a
number of their friends at their beautiful
home near Debol Place last Friday. The
evening was pleasantly spent with cards and
music. Delicious refreshments were served
at late hour Among those invited were:
Messrs. and Mesdames W. Putta, j. Weber,
jr., w. b. Bachus, W. Arndt of Blair; Misses
S. Bondesson. Lillian Bondesson; Messrs.
Carl and Gus Bondesson and Prof Roe of
Omaha.
Miss Lille Land of Kansas City, who
has been visiting her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Shepard. left Wednesday
night for her home. Before departing, she
gave a supper to her many friends, after
which they went in a body to the train, with
many good wishes for her safe journey.
Those present We're: Misses May Conners,
Annie Mink, Lillian Bowan, Tekla Croft,
Tillie Croft, Mary Goings; MeSsIS. Joe Con-
ners, Charles Mink, William Mink, Gus
Mink and William Croft.
The Kensington club surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. II. RosenStock at their home, 1908 Gees
street, on the evening of December %, the
date being the fifth anniversary OF the mar
IldSe vi tue suipIlSeu parties. Inc guests
brought refreshments with them and also
mahogany rocking chair and an oil painting
as souvenirs OF the event for Mr.. and Mrs
Rosenstock. These present were: Messrs
and Mesdames Arthur Brandies, MOritz
Meyer, Samuel Katz, Herman Cohn Albert
Calm, Martin Calm, Andrew Hass, A. Pol
lack and Mrs. George Heyn.
The Forest Hill Whist club was charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. Walter Carson
at Tenth and Worthington streets on
Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Lininger, Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Law
renee. Those present were: Mesdames
Thomas l.. Kimball, Cornish, Holdrege, Lin
niger, Metcalf, Haller, George Barker, Henry
DreXel, Bruce, Lawrence, Barnard, Doherty
Windsor Darling, Cole, Spencer, Cotton,
Smith, Misses Rogers, Arabella Kimball
Wallace, Davenport, Amy Barker and the
Misses Cole.
The Misses Taggart entertained the Fort
nightly High Five club last Tuesday even
ing in very pleasing manner at their home
on North Twenty-third street. The womens
prize, very dainty fan, was won by Miss
Alice Furay, while the mems prize. pocket
book was tie between Mr.. Perfield and
Mr. Paschel, the former winning II. Those
present were: Misses Furay. Burkley, Nc
Shane, Hayes Paul Prlmeau. Braden. Tag
CART, Mulqueen and Paschel of Council
Bluffs; Messrs. Perfield. Pratt, Hayes, Dunn,
Primeau, McShane, Hussle, DR.. Taggart, Null
queen anu IdSchel vi COUNCIL bluHS
The Lillian Whist club was pleasantly en-
tertained last Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs w. C. Pritchard. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Robert Hunter and Mr.. c. j. Canaan.
One of the prettiest OF the smaller affairs
of the week was the card party given by Mr..
and Mrs. C. G. Crittenden last Wednesday
evening at their residence at 3007 Pacific
street. Miss Comstock, Mrs. Hoel, Mr.. Ed
Baum and Mr.. Dunn carried away prizes.
The guests were: Messrs. and Mesdames
Powell, Rainey, Charlton, Baldrige. Ed
Baum, Forbes, Dale, Taliaferro, Sterling,
Hoel. Dunn, Shdds, Miss Acheson, Mrs
Hays OF Hastings, Mrs. Fulton OF Chicago J
and the Misses Comstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarey of 2i56 South |
Twentieth street entertained few or their |
friends last Friday evening at high hye. |
After the usual games a repast was served !
which was fully discussed and enjoyed by |
all Among these present were: Messrs. |
and Mesdames p. Strausbaugh, Sol Hopper, |
william II. McCreary. James Foley, A. T. |
Sldwell, George Kidd, Levi Cox, James |
Clarey H. j. Sweeney Abram Salen; Misses |
Adelaide Stebbns Stasia Sweeney Eta |
Thompson. Lou Provost OF St. Paul Mimi. |
Messrs. Harry F.. Carpenter and Edward o. |
Stebbins OF Crete, Neb. Mrs. A. r. Sldwell |
took the women's first prize, Mr.. James |
Clarey the mems first. Miss Adelaide Steb- |
bins and Mr.. Il. o. Stebbins carried of the |
consolation prizes. most enjoyable even |
ing was passed by all present
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson entertained |
a party OF friends last Wednesday evening |
In a most hospitable manner, the occasion