Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
pnst pIenanrca.

Past Pleasures.
Mr.. Fred Nash gave a chatting dish party
Thursday evening.
The first social dance Of the x. of a. club
was held at Magnolia hall Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkendall entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Allen at box party Thurs
day evening.
The Kings Daughters of the Church of
the Good Shepherd gave an enjoyable dance
at Thurston Rifles armory Tuesday evening.
"A stag smoker" by the members of the
Omaha club added to the enjoyment of
Thursday evening. Music was one of the
features of the evening
A dinner in honor of Mrs Hunt was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Oldfield Wednesday to Dean
and Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Hunt and Mr. Gannett.
The table decorations were meteor roses.
Mrs. John Knox gave delightful card
party Monday evening in honor of her we'd
ding anniversary to the members of the
Wednesday Lunch club and their husbands
A delectable menu was served.
Miss Helen Millard gave a delightful din
ner and box party Thursday evening. The
party was composed Of Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss
Alexander and Miss Millard, and Messrs
Ross Towle, Powell, Caldwell and Ezra Mil
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornish gave dinner and
box party Thursday to the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Lininger, Mr.. and Mrs F. L..
Haller, Miss Haler, Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf,
Judge Cornish of Lincoln and Mr.. Edward
Cornish.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Cady entertained at
six clock dinner Thursday Prof. E. D.
Keck and wife, Misses Keck, Weinlander and
Holmes, Mrs Dennis, Mr.. Webster Dennis,
Judge Foster Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Cady and
Miss Grace Cady.
Mrs. George Dovey of Plattsmouth and
her two daughters, the Misses Alice and
Ethel Dovey, Miss Para Love Of Fremont
and Mr.. Henry B. Groves of Plattsmouth
made party to SEQ Modjeska in THE
Ladies Battle Saturday at the matinee.
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz gave a delightful
party last Sunday afternoon to celebrate
the 9th and Sth birthday of their daughters,
Hattie and Matilda. number of little
folka were present, who enjoyed themselves
in playing games, speaking and singing.
One of the jolliest dancing parties of the
season was held at the cozy little home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Lewis, 500 South Nine
gayly spent in singing, dancing and instru-
mental music. An elegant lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ringwalt entertained a
few friends informally Thursday afternoon In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garneau, who
were prominent in Omaha social circles a
few years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Garneau leave
idays in the east.
The Kountze Place Golf club was duly
organized and the initial game played last
on the golf links. The organiza-
tion chose for its officers: Mr.. Harry Law
rie, captain; Miss Brolliar, secretary and
treasurer; Miss James, Mr.. e. V. Lewis and
Mr.. Young, green committee.
Tuesday evening dinner party was given
by Mr. and Mrs Richardson for Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Royle. The table decorations
We're exquisite and the viands temptingly
served. The participants were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Royle, Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden Smith,
Mr., and Mrs. Mcintosh, Mr. and Mrs, Rich
ardson.
The South Side Whist club was enter
tained on Tuesday by Mrs. Curry. Eight
games were played. The frs prize,
beautiful silver mounted hat brush, was won
by Mrs Mehart Mrs. Fryce captured the
second prize, a pretty salt and pepper set
in cut glass and silver A dainty supper
was served.
On Monday evening Mrs Alexander Polack
gave a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Henry b.
Sachs Of Cincinnati Covers were laid for
Twelve Those present were Mr., and Mrs.
H. b. Sachs, Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Heller,
NJ. and Mrs. Albert Calm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Calm. Mrs. William Rothschid, Mr..
and Mrs. Polack.
The -. NJ. L." club met at the home of
Mre. John Ragan Tuesday evening and a
most enjoyable time was had. A dainty
unch was served at 3 o'clock and the Jolly
Married Ladies'" adjourned until their next
Meeting, December l2, which will be held at
he home of Mrs. Louise Sautter, Twentieth
md Mason streets
A most enjoyable evening was spent last
at the home OF r. 4. McCulloh,
Sh6rl a few of his friends rendered him a
pleasant surprise. The guests were enter
aimed during the evening by mandolin or
hestra, which furnished delightful music
or dancing. After several games had been
ndulged in refreshments were served,
Mrs Thomas J. Foley's entertainment Of
he Wisteria club at her home, 2627 Harney
treet, Wednesday, in the afternoon, proved
n entire success. Mrs. Foley was assisted by
iiss Smith, guest OF the club, and Miss
Fplay talented tnt NJ wi