Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

Miss Florence Fitzpatrick. entertained the
Wheel club last Thursday evening.
The Misses Robinson of Council Bluffs en-
tertained in honor of Miss Luke and Miss
Foster Tuesday evening.
Miss Cora Hoyer gave a musicale and
luncheon Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Misses Hamill and Tyler of Kansas City.
me guests were: Mrs. Eastman. Misses
Hamill, Tyler, Craig, Hearne, Winnie Hearne,
Frances Roeder and aida Hopper.
On Wednesday evening last the congre-
cation of the Cherry Hill Congregations
church, Rev. lie Roy Hand, pastor, gave a
watermelon social at the residence of Mr..
w. B. Waddell, 4721 North Thirty-ninth
street. There was music and other enter
talnment and the occasion was a very enjoy
able one.
Miss May and Mr.. Albert Edholm gave
a pretty lawn party last Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. Benjamin Ed
holm on Charles street. The guests were:
Misses McArdle, Kelley, Williams, Patter-
sen, Newlean, McKelvey and Tillotson. and
Messrs. BeYins, Walters, Reed, HadfeId,
Baliman, Tillotson and Hodson.
Miss Addie Miller was pleasantly surprised
at her home on Kiner avenue last Friday.
The evening was spent in playing games
and in music. Those present were: Misses
Ellen Arnold, Florence Hazard, Ada Red
mon, Rosa and Sylvia Houska, Katy Brice.
Myrtle Stuart, MISC Jenet and Messrs.
Johnnie Miller, Ralph Thompsett, Roy
Christensen, Harry Stuart, Jim Brice, Blake
Miller, Mr.. Miller and Babe Miller.
One of the happlest gatherings for the
little folks in many days was given Mon
day afternoon on the spacious lawn of Mr..
and Mrs. H.. w. Hieber, 1927 South Fiji
teenth street. The event was given in honor
of the birthday Of Master Johnnie Hieber.
Some fifty children participated and made
the afternoon one to be remembered for
days to come. The little ones were enter
tainn1 Az Mrs. w DAT n-l Mo- o.
Last Wednesday evening a lawn social
was given by Mrs. May and Mrs. Albert
Edholm at their home at 1886 Charles street.
me evening was spent in playing games.
Luncheon was served in the yard. Those
present were Misses Anna Kelly, Lola Tilot-
son, Georgia Patterson, Brigie McArdle, Alice
McArdlc, Isabelle Williams, Jeanette New
lean, Isabelle McKelvy, May Edholm;
Messrs. j. Hodgson, f. II. Reid, George
Wolters, Russell Bevins, Earle Bevins, George
Hadfeld, Hans lessen, Frank Baliman,
Claude Tillotson, Arthur Schneider and AL
bert Edholm.
A very pretty lawn party was given last
week by Mr.. and Mrs. John Stagmer at
their home, 500 North Twenty-hfth avenue,
to Mr.. Albert Krause in honor Of his 2lst
birthday. The lawn was tastefully decorated
with Chinese lanterns. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames G. w. Clark, j. t.
Andersen, Mike Decker, w. Rogers, d. Gar
rett, Mike Keiser, ID. Rogers, Harry Walker,
Charles Holiday, W. Kennedy and Hunt
ington; Mesdames Kelly. Biesen. Lauder,
Spanton and Kinson; Misses Ida Kolterman,
Katie Quinn. Lille Clark, A. Kinsan and
Early. and Messrs. Pogue, Knowlton, Holll-
day and Gilbert.
A delightful surprise party was given Miss
Minnie Warner at. her home, on South
Twenty-second street, Wednesday evening.
Games were played and vocal music was in
dulged in until a late hour, when refresh
mentS were served. All had a pleasant
time. Those present were: Misses Violet
j, GALES, Annie Schroeder. Minnie and Mary
Warner, Clara shultz. Annie Montage, Min
ME Johnson, Ray Syman, Gusty, Mary and
Theresa Hoffman and Minnie Wafie; Messrs.
Charles Fleck, Ed Warner. Herbert Rees,