Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-06
Entertainment. Of the Week.


Mrs j. w. Hamilton entertained the
Round Dozen club on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clayton II. Goodrich is slowly con-
valescing after her serious illness
The odeon club will meet on Monday
evening with Mrs. Charles Wilhelm.
The guests OF the Madison gave very
pleasant hop on New Years evening
Miss Helen Hoagland spent Christmas in
Washington, ID. c., with Mr.. and Mrs. Gan
nett
The second OF the Cotillon clubs parties
was held at Metropolitan club Friday even
ing,
The Harmony club met with Mrs. T.
Cahill Friday afternoon at 220S Douglas
street
Mrs Edward Minor Fairfield has issued
cards for January II and "a as her days
at home.
party OF young people surprised Miss
Mildred Rose on Monday evening, It being
her birthday.
A number of young people danced the old
year out at the home of Mr.. Harry Canada
on Charles street.
Miss Mamie storz was hostess at Dutch
supper on Wednesday at which covers were
laid for about fifteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brando entertained party
at high FIVE on Wednesday evening at their
apartments at the Godsoe.
The Southwest Dancing club gave a party
at Thurston Rifles hall on Friday evening
which was largely attended.
A high FIVE club without a name met with
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Horton, South Twenty
sixth street. on Saturday evening.
Miss Summers Is now at the Paxton with
Colonel and Mrs. Summers. after spending
some time with DR.. and Mrs. ]. e. Sum
mers.
Mesdames William Wappich and Vance
Lane entertained the A. b. L. club on Fri
day. A luncheon at 1 o'clock was followed
by cards.
The Marquette Whist club met New Years
Afternoon at the home OF Mrs. ]. w. Bishop
Eight games were played and refreshments
were served.
After the opera New Years night Miss
Emily Wakeley entertained few friends
at supper party to meet Miss Hilda Clark
of the Bostonians.
Mrs II. Il. Frederickson entertained the
Annette club on Wednesday afternoon, about
five tables of players being present. Sew
eral handsome prizes were awarded.
The Hawthorn club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Wood, 1925 South Thirtieth
street, on Saturday evening. Mr.. Lennon.
Mrs. Bone and Miss Riley secured the
prizes.
Miss Georgia Ellsberry was hostess at a
twentieth century party from 1880 to- 8
o'clock on New Years day, at which games
and music furnished the entertainment of
the afternoon.
DR.. Bridges gave luncheon at the Omaha
club on Wednesday for the Misses Johnson,
Yates Swensburg and Mr.. Drake. After
ward the party heard the Bostonians in
'The Serenade."
Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick was hostess at
two charming luncheons on Thursday and
Friday, at which she entertained about sixty
women. The decorations were of red and
white carnations.
Mrs. Heath gave an informal luncheon on
Thursday at which Mesdames T. ]. Mackay,
e. Wakeley, A. l.. Williams, Philip Potter,
Lawton and Everett and Lyman Of Council
Bluffs were guests.
DR.. A. b. Lindquest, formerly of this city
but now in New York. has just been ap-
pointed on the house staff of the New York
| Polytechnic hospital to serve for one year
from January 1. 1901.
The young women of the Mexican clut
| entertained at the Normandie on New
| Years evening. There were about thirty
six present and the decorations were all OF
red and white, the club colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Brandeis, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. Mandleberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ber
Rosenthal, Miss Shackman and Rabbi ST.
mon made up theater party Thursday
evening at the production of Heart ant
| Sword"
Mrs Wolcott OF 30OS Pacific street enter
tanned her sister and husband, Captain and
Mrs. Madison of Fonda, Ia, during the
holidays. and also her mother, Mrs, Ling
enfelter OF Wisconsin. Her mother will
remain with her.
Mesdames Huntley and Grinnell enter
tained the members OF the Florentine clul
| on Friday afternoon at the home OF thu
former. A luncheon was served at
o'clock, after which the time was spent a
high five until 4 o'clock.
On New Years evening Mr.. and Mrs
Henry w. Yates gave an elegantly ap
pointed dinner to eighteen guests who, &C
cordng to long established custom came L
celebrate a happy anniversary. Red an'
white were the color scheme.
Mr. and Mrs Caul Borne were surprised
at their home. 3112 North Twenty-fourtl
street, New Years evening by a party o
friends who remained to welcome in th
new year. The evening was spent at game
and cards and at midnight luncheon wa
served.
For Masters Edward and Felix and Miss
Marie, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix McShane gave
dancing party at Metropolitan hall on las
Saturday night, which was attended by abou
elghty-hve members OF the younger set
most of whom were at home from schoo
for the holidays.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mino
Fairfield, Mr. and Mrs +. II. Davis gave al
elegantly appointed dinner on Wednesda!
evening at s o'clock. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield, Mr.. and Mrs Cow
gill, Misses Hambleton. Peck, Wakeley ant
Messrs Bridges, Hamilton and Tom Davis
The Wednesday Luncheon club was enter
tained this week by Mesdames Il. II. Roo
and J. H. Grossman, Luncheon was serve
from small tables, which were pretti
dressed with red carnations, The score
cards for high Ave, which followed, wer
pretty red Christmas bells embossed wit
the greeting, Happy New Years
Mr.. julius Meyer entertained theate
party at Boyd's on Wednesday evening 4
honor OF Miss Jacoby of Los Angeles, VIII
has been Mrs Hugo Brandeis' guest for tn
last three months. Miss Jacoby will leav
, on Thursday for Erie Pa. and will be ac
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Brandeis, VIII