Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-03
Monday Night club Party.

The third party of the Monday Night club
whNh occurred at the Millard hotel last
Monday evening, was one of the largest and
most brilliant events of the social season
thus far, and perhaps the best attended of
any OF the dances Of the club. The occasion
was pervaded by the true holiday spirit, and
was altogether most enjoyable. The arrange
ments as to reception, dancing and refresh
ments were substantially those which have
been found effective at the other parties.
The cOtilon, however, which concluded the
evenings pleasure, was a feature which has
not heretofore been employed at the Monday
Night club entertainments. Several novel
and pretty figures were shown and the
cotillon was led by Mcssrs. Heth Palmer
Wing b. Allen, Guiou and John Patrick
A number of striklngly handsome toilets
were displayed.
Among those who danced were noticed:
Misses Kountze. Cook, Dickinson, Niccolls Of
Pennsylvania, Himebaugh. Nickel, Hoag
land, How OF Massachusetts, Vineyard of 81
Joseph. Bartlett, Allen, McKenna, Taylor
Ringwalt, Gown, Moore Of Council Bluffs
Buck, Colpetzer Gleason Of st. Loui', Palmer.
Helen Miard, Lindsey Nash. Webster.
Cady, Sloan Drake of Chicago Mount, Ray
mond of Lincoln, Sharp, Bessie Yateo
Burnham Of Lincoln Alexander and Florence
Morse; Messrs. and Mesdames, Meikle. Chsrl-
ton, Peck, Love- Jordan. Morris, Kountze
Eastman of Chicago, Redick, Harry Nc
u. T..
Sterling, Clifford Smith. Cartan, Davis
Baum, Connell, Forbes and Funke; and
Messrs Gown. Colpetzer, Charles George
Heth Victor Rosewater, Charles C. Rose
water, Young. Place. Il. w. Patrick John
Patrick Berlin. w. Farnam Smith. Palmer.
Fonda, Gilbert, Hail. Cooley, wilkins,
Broatch, j. e. George, Towle, Shiverck
Morsman, Wing b. Allen, Markell, Paul
Hoagland, o. C. Redick, Paxton. Wheeler.
Scott, Guou. Howell, Floyd Smith,
Lieutenants Clement, Hamilton. Lewis and
Newell of Fort Crook, Messrs. Mcmillan OF
Salt Lake City. Squlres and Empkie OF
Council Bluffs, Baldwin and Mallalieu of
Lincoln Prouty and Carver Of Des Molnes,
and Garfield Of Wyoming
Dancing Party at Forest Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 7. Kountze and Miss
Kountze gave a dancing party last Thurs
day evening at Forest Hill which in point of
brilliancy was probably the only event which
could successfully compete with the function
of the Monday Night club for pre-eminence
In very gay week. The rooms of the
kountze residence. which are exceptionally
well adapted to the requirements of occa-
sions OF this kind, presented holiday
aspect with their abundant decorations OF
holly and evergreen. The library and recep.
tion hall were cleared for dancing, and
music was furnished by a fun orchestra
The supper table was strikingly adorned
flowers. Many beautiful gowns were
worn.
Among those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames George Mercer Samuel Burns
Oegood Eastman of Chicago, w. b. Meikle.
Peck, Crofoot, Chase, Harry Mccormick,
Charlton; Misses Allen, Buck, Himebaugh,
Helen Millard Taylor, Bessie Yates Cady,
Palmer, Florence Morse, Peck, Gilbert.
Rlngwalt, Doherty, Colpetzer, Hoagland,
How, Vineyard. Cunningham. Moore. Web
stor, Lindsey, Crounse, Towle, Guitar OF
Columbia, Mo, Drake, Kelly, Dickinson.
Niccolls Woolworth, McKenna Sloan,
Mount Creighton. Squires, Gleason of st.
Louis; Messrs. Funda, Heth, Cooley. Pal
mer Victor Young, Place, Everett, John
Patrick Wilson, Colpetzer, Guiou. Towle,
Bragdon, Lake, Pratt Clarke Redick, Chat
Redick Gown, C. C. George j. Il. George.
Berlin, w. Farnam Smith, Hall, Wilkins.
shlyerict Ed Morsman. Joseph Morsman,
Allen, Paul Hoagland, Wheeler and Floyd
Smith.