Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
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The Omaha Guards gave a medal drill and
informal dance Monday evening.
Mrs. Holmes gave a card party Saturday
afternoon to a number of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Euclid Martin entertained
fifty guests at euchre Saturday evening.
The n. o, r.. club gave an entertaining
dance at Creighton hall Thursday evening.
The Friday club was delightfully."- enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Jaynes.
Mrs. McVea gave a kensington Wednesday
afternoon, which proved enjoyable to the
guests present.
The Odeon club had an enjoyable meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Charles Wilhelm
Tuesday evening.
Miss Cameron entertained at cards Friday
evening. Music added to the success of
the entertainment
Mrs. H.. H. Salisbury entertained at high
five Wednesday. The winners were Mrs.
Houston and Mrs. Gleaves.
Miss Rose Allen, 800 South Thirty first
street, entertained at high five on Friday
evening in honor of Miss De Harte of Red
Oak, la.
A surprise party was given Monday even
ing for Miss Nettie Brown at her home, SOP
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birthday.
Mrs. Ben Rosenthal gave one of the most
beautiful teas OF the season. Wednesday
afternoon. The colorings were in shades
of yellow.
The Unity club held its bi-monthly meet
ing at the home of Mr.. Draper Smith. Mr..
Howard Kennedy led the discussion, THE
Medieval Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Calm entertained a
number Of guests in honor of their forty
sixth anniversary Wednesday evening in a
delightfully."- informal manner.
The Southwest Dancing club gave another
informal hop Monday evening at Morand's
assembly. 1t proved highly enjoyable to the
large number of participants.
The Gemuethlichkett High Five club held
its regular meeting Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Banner. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Dake and Mr.. Shaeffer.
Miss Irene Sloan gave a delightful party
Wednesday evening to a dozen friends. Pro-
gressive dominoes was the feature of the
evening. Music also added to the evenings
enjoyment.
A very enjoyable evening was spent at the
clubrooms of the North Omaha Pleasure So
ciety Thursday evening. Music, dancing and
cards furnished the evenings entertainment
Light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Allen of 900 South
Thirty-first street gave a high five party
Friday evening in honor of Miss De Haute.
After ten games prizes were awarded and
refreshments were enjoyed by the guests.
The Benton club was entertained Mon
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard John
son. A dainty feature of the evening was
the pinning of a rose to each score card.
Mrc pnhtnunn ap1 M nar,;tt ua,o ..a
c~essful in winning the prizes.
Mrs. L. P. Funkhouser entertained the
Daughters of the Revolution last Monday
discussion was The Colonization of Vir-
ginia." Mrs. DR.. E.. l.. Alexander and Mrs.
e. A. Crane led the discussion.
Among the interesting features Of the
Chinese New Years banquet at the First
Presbyterian church Thursday evening were
the Rotations of Master Hubert Owen. He
recited most effectively a number on Pa
triotism" and Riley's "Raggedy Man.
Mrs. Herman Kountze gave her last "at
home at Forest Hill Tuesday afternoon.
The rooms were handsomely adorned with
palms and white roses. Mrs. Kountze was
assisted in entertaining her guests by Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Patrick and Mrs.
Webster.
The K. X. Kard klub was royalty enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Carson
of Twenty-second and lizard streets. The
first prize, a silver comb and brush tray, fell
silver curling iron, was captured by Mrs.
Bandman.
Mrs. II. J. Cole gave a kensington Friday
from 3 to 6 o'clock. The ladies enjoyed a
most pleasant afternoon. The greater part
was given to guessing familiar quotations.
The prize, a china plate, was awarded to
Miss Gibbs, after which dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. A.. Whitmarsh entertained at her
home, 3911 North Twenty-third street,
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. ellison
of Knoxville, la. Miss Nellie Dillon of Irv-
ington and Miss Cora Brown of Harrington,
Neb. Miss Brown and Miss Dillon rendered
several piano duets.
A card party was given Thursday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Kelley. The
house was daintily adorned with bridesmaid
roses and pink carnations. After cards a
sumptuous supper was served. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. George Weaver and Miss
Collett and to Mr.. Touzalin and Mr.. Copley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride gave a musicale
Thursday evening. An informal program of
songs and instrumental numbers was given
by some of Omaha's prominent musicians.
After the musical a lesson in molding was
highly entertaining, DR.. Kemp secured first
prize. while Mr.. Ely easily won the ~consola-
ton.
The members of the Unique Pleasure
club rendered a surprise on their vice pres
ident, Charles Woodwork, at their club
rooms Friday evening. The occasion was
Mr.. Woodworth's twenty-fourth birthday.
A very enjoyable evening was spent. mem
bers rendering several songs and recita-
tiUns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Cole gave a jolly
high Ave party at their apartments at the
Normandie Friday evening. Ten games we're
played. Mrs. j. j. Du Boise won the prize, a
handsome vase. Mr.. Talbot won the gentle
mans prize. a silver-mounted shaving set,
after which a three-course lunch was
served.
Mrs. Marks entertained at dinner Wednes-
day evening for Miss Marks of Lincoln.
The table was charming in decorations OF
La France roses, The participants were:
Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Jaynes, Mrs. Nicholl, Mrs.
Carlton, Mrs. Durket, Mrs. Wearne, Mrs.
| Marks, Miss Carlton, Miss Haskell, Miss
Marks and Mrs. NJ. Marks.
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