Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Entertainments of the week.

The Wednesday afternoon Whist club met
with Mrs. Hitler.
Mrs. Ben Rosenthal was at home Thursday
afternoon to her many friends.
The Forest Hill Whist club met with
| Mrs Barnard Thursday afternoon.
The o. A. T. society spent an enjoyable
afternoon with Miss Elma Rothschild.
The Winter club gave the second dance
of its series at Morand's, Friday evening.
| Mrs. c.. e. Yost gave an informal luncheon
| for Mrs. Barker and Miss Barker of Oakland,
| Cal.
The South Side Dancing club gave an en-
joyable party Monday night at Morand's as
| sembly.
Mrs. ]. l.. Baker entertained the wednes-
day Lunch club in a royal manner last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alleyne d. Peters entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Miss Bolard and
Miss Montague
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stebbins entertained
at dinner last evening for Mr.. Frederick
Logan of the Jolly Musketeers" company.
Mrs. Charles e. Ford entertained at din
ner on Thursday for Mr.. and Miss Clayton
OF Salt Lake. Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Rood gave luncheon for Mrs
the coming out party of Miss Edith Smith.
Mrs. Morsman gave a delightful luncheon
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Barker
and Miss Barker of California, the guests Of
Mrs. Levi Carter.
Lieutenant Edwards was royalty enter
tanned by Mr. George w. Sues at the Omaha
club last week. The dinner was in honor
of the appointment of Lieutenant Edwards
as officer in the regular army.
Mrs P. H. Philbin gave an elegant lunch
con in honor of Miss Bolard and Miss Mon
taine, the guests of Mrs. Charles Rosewater.
The floral decorations were especially at
tractive; the luncheon served in the daintiest
fashion.
Friday evening Mrs. w. l. Kierstead enter
tained a party of young people at her new
home 1920 Florence boulevard, in honor of |
her nieces, the Misses Jessie and Carrie |
Dewey. The evening was pleasantly spent |
with games and dancing.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. James B. |
Kelkenney entertained the ladies of the
Wishing club. Mrs. H. G. Matthes won the
first prize and Mrs. Michael Greeley the |
consolation. The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home Of Mrs. T. ].
Foley
The ladies of All Saints guild gave a
Might've party Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Buchanan. There were fifty
five ladies present Mrs Freeman won the
first prize, sofa pillow. The second,
bowl was won by Mrs. Haller.
Delicious refreshments were served.
An enjoyable fcard party was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frederick
Gleaves. High five was the game for the
afternoon. The scorecards were decorated
with handpainted four-leaf covers Miss
Wolcott secured the first prize, a hand
painted PLAGUE. Mrs. Arthur Wolcott won
The second prize, a box of stationery.
Miss Rhea Lamoreaux entertained num-
Der of her little friends at the home of
ler parents Saturday afternoon. number
If games were played and a cakewalk was =
me Of the features Of the afternoon. For. ;
unes were told and a burro put in most
If its time carrying the youngsters around !.
IN it's back. The function was a birthday l
surprise party for Miss Rhea.
Wednesday evening was the occasion Of
very pleasant party given by the Misses c
smith at their home on Ames avenue. Vocal c
md instrumental music furnished by Miss c
Turney, Miss Lulu Merger, Miss Kitty Smith,
Dr.. N. H. Kelley, DR.. o. r. Kelley and Mr. c
\. K. Lipe, together with games, were the !
of the evening.
The South Side Whist club was most de-
ightfully entertained Tuesday afternoon by
irs. Bryson at her home, 2O22 st. Mary's II
venue. The first prize, very pretty can
lestick was won by Mrs. Salisbury. The r
econd handsome jardiniere, was secured
" Mrs. Taggart. At o'clock cards were =
bandoned and the ladies were invited into
he dining room, where delicious lunch was
erved. The table was beautifully decorated
u pink roses, carnations and ferns.