Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-22

All left with the memory OF one more pleas
ant evening and happy anticipauons OF meet
Ing again in three weeks.
Miss Nora Emerson entertained a few
friends most pleasantly Triday evening at
her home, 2S05 Douglas street.
An enthusiastic crowd OF Omahas young
people participated in the first of a series
OF dances given by the Honolulu Social
club at Metropolitan hall Thursday even
ing
Miss Dewey gave an elaborate supper last
Wednesday evening. Her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Smith, MIR. and Mrs. w.
7. Wyman, Mr.. Dixon, Mr.. w. b. Menke
and Captain Hutcheson.
Mrs, Cudahy gave a luncheon Saturday
afternoon in honor of the Misses Cudahy OF
Chicago. The perfect appointments, snowy
napery and profusion of cut flowers made
the dinner long to be remembered.
The pleasant home OF Miss Ella Dougherty,
at 2717 Charles street, was taken possession
Of by the young druggists and doctors of her
acquaintance Friday evening, who passed
a very pleasant evening in informal amuse-
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. II. Patrick gave large
dinner party Monday evening to sixteen
guests. The guest Of honor was MIR. John
Patrick. The table was beautiful with its
snowy napery, cut glass and profusion Of
cut flowers
MIR. Frank Murphy entertained at dinner
Wednesday in honor OF Mr.. John Hugus Of
! Pasadena Cal. His guests were Messrs.
| II. G. Burt G. f. Bldwell, f. A. Cudahy, b.
| l.. Wood, Luther Drake, Victor Caldwell
and George E. Pritchett.
Mrs. william Sanford Robinson held her
third October reception on Tuesday after
noon and evening. Those assisting were
Mrs. Herbert Wheeler Mrs. Harry wilkins,
Mrs. Samuel Gamble, Miss Grace Allen, Miss
Towle and Miss Marie Crounse.
The Why's held their first meeting OF
the season at the residence OF their preei-
dent, Miss Terese S. Hams, Monday even
ing, when a very enjoyable time was had
The club was entertained again Thursday
evening by Miss Florence Fitchie.
| The Washington Whist club held its first
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs II. Rosenstock. The members
number sixteen. The successful contestant
becomes the proud possessor OF beautiful
gold enamelled button with the initials oil
the club engraved thereon.
Mrs Smith very pleasantly entertained
the South Side Whist club at her home 19lS
Emmett street, last Tuesday afternoon. Il
was the first formal meeting OF the club this
season. Mrs. Curry won the first prize,
beautiful little clock, and Mrs. DeHart thu
second, dainty cut glass rose bowl.
The former membership of the Monda!
Night Card club has reorganized under thu
name OF the Bon Ton club and will meet a
intervals throughout the. season. Mrs
Daniel Ingraham Is president, having beei
elected at the meeting held Friday evening
at the hOme Mrs Edward JohnsOn
A delightful surprise party was held a
! the homo of Mrs S. Katz Saturday evening
/, in honor of the twentieth anniversary of he
wedding. The large number of friends pres
ent and the beautiful gifts attested to tn
popularity OF their genial hostess A de
: licious course supper was served and tn
evening gaily passed with cards and dane
) ing.
One of the most enjoyable parties durin
the past week was given by Mrs. ]. R. Stin
at her home 3l0S Vinton street, Tuesda
evening, in honor Of Mr.. Stine's forty frs
anniversary. The evening was very pleas
antly spent with music and cards and lgt
I refreshments were served. Mr.. Stine wa
e the recipient Of many useful and valuabl
, presents.
"Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Thomas entertained their friends at the
| TesluenCe, loUo SOutn IWenty-SlXtn stree
The evening was galy spent with music an
. cards. delicious luncheon was served TT
L guests were Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Hake NJ
I and Mrs. H. l.. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs job
: Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Weaver, Mr.
e Martischand, Miss Hake and Miss Weaver.
i The Omaha Guards gave their twelfth al
niversary ball at the armory Thursday ever
| ing. The hall was beautifully decorate
with streamers and knots of bunting
patriotic colors. One room was fitted l
" for cards, but this proved not so popular
a pastme as the merry whrl of the dane
4 A large orchestra furnished the music f
n the enjoyment of the seventy couples
: attendance. The ball was the most enjo,
d able in the history Of the organization al
1. the mcst largely attended.
y Mrs. John MacMurphy gave a most d
e lightfully informal luncheon ''just aroul
J. the kitchen table in her cooking school
& the Exposition Thursday night. A cong nj
If party gathered around the board early
1t the evening and discussed menu of d
ID finest taste consisting of eight courses Maj
novel dishes were partaken of and the cor
pany was merry over the unusual nam
given to the several dishes AS the scho
D is in the Manufactures building the su
=. roundings were unique and this too, add
II spice to the affair. Those who enioyed {
II agreeable hospitality OF Mrs MacMurpI
e We're; Mrs. Waterman OF Chicago, Mr.. al
II Mrs. A. l.. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Daykin, Mi
A butcher, Miss Fairbrother Mrs. Johnsc
II Miss Daykin and Mr.. Dunroy