Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
PIeasures Post.

luncheon on wednesday.
Mrs. S. G.. Strickland was hostess at an
informal luncheon on Friday.
Mrs. Cheney entertained an informal
whist party on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Baldrlge enter
tanned at dinner at the Country club on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Charles F. Weller entertained at the
Omaha club on Tuesday evening in honor
Of Mr.. j. Percy Fleishel.
Mr.. James Paxton entertained a party Of
sixteen friends at a dinner at the Country
Club on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Herman Kountze was hostess at a
luncheon on Tuesday given in compliment
to Mrs. Joel Stewart of Council Blufs.
Judge woolworth, Mr.. E. Martin and Mr..
Earl Gannett were Mr.. and Mrs. Fairheld's
guests at dinner on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clarke, jr., enter
tanned informally on Friday evening In
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxey, Of st.
Louis.
Mrs. Harry May, Of 1916 Park avenue, en-
tertalned Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
Holman, of New York, and Mrs. ober-
fielder, Of Chicago.
Mrs. George Crandall and Mrs. Charles
GThIAOh thAGi a. VI ~ - - $500
Friday, at the home of Mrs. Crandall on
Florence boulevard.
Mrs. Beggs, Of st. Joseph, who is Mrs.
Heth's guest, was the guest of honor on
Wednesday evening at a ping pong party
given by. Mrs. Beeson.
The members of Et-A-Virp club enjoyed
a very pleasant outing at Lake Manawa on
Thursday evening, about forty couples be-
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dancing.
Mrs. Henderson was hostess at a most
enjoyable luncheon on Tuesday which was
followed by a progressive euchre party.
There were about twenty guests present
and several prizes were awarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fisher entertained
the members Of the Fleistel-weller bridal
at dinner on Monday evening. 1t was an
especially pretty affair, the table decora-
tions being of yellow and white daisies.
Miss Maude Macomber was surprised with
q linen shower on Tuesday afternoon by a
number Of friends, including the Lincoln
visitors, who were entertained at the home
Of Miss Herberta Jaynes on Emmet street.
Miss Laura Drummer celebrated her birth
day by entertaining twenty-five of her
young friends at a Kenslngton Saturday
afternoon. After a most enjoyable after
noon had been spent, delicious refreshments
were served.
Mines. S. G. Strickland, Ferris, Lomax
and Miss Mount were Mrs. Bakers guests
at an informal luncheon at the Willard on
Thursday, the affair being given in honor
OF Mrs. McKeen, who has recently come to
Omaha to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher gave a din
ner party in honor OF Miss Ruth Weller
and hance, Mr.. Percy Fleishel, on Mon
day evening. Among the guests was
Colonel D. Y. Wheeler of Denver, who is
an uncle of Miss Weller.
The members of the A. o. T. Bowling
club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Krug
park on Tuesday, remaining for a picnic
dinner in the evening. Besides the eleven
members Of the club Mrs. Molly Rosenberg
Of Cleveland, o., was the guest of honor.
Misses Cotton, Rogers, Lomax. Moore and
Allen, Fred Nash, Lieutenants Bell, Rob-
erts and Nicely, Of Fort Crook, we're the
guests Of DR.. Fred Lake on Wednesday
evening at a dinner at the Country club,
given previous to his departure for the
east.
The members OF the A. o. T. Bowling
club, with Mrs. Molly Rosenberg, Mrs.
E1OllIldu VI NtW 1OTR anu mlsB tt6leu
Brandeis, were guests Of a party of young
men at q picnic and supper at Krug's park
on Thursday evening. The evening was
devoted to dancing.
Announcements have been received in
this city of the marriage of Miss Marths
Chaplin Wilcox to Mr.. William Grant smith
at Medford, a suburb Of Boston, June rs.
They are to be at home here after October
Mr. Smith ia aaafcfapf oaparaI oVnarfp-
tendent Of the American Express company
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Burt entertained a
an elaborate dinner on Friday evening
Spring flowers constituted the decoration
Of the table. the place cards being don,
In pink sweet peas. in water color. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, Miss
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Nye. Mr.. and Mrs
Fries, Mr.. and Mrs. Munger and Mr.. Drake
Miss Dumont entertained a party o
twenty-five Delta Gamma girls on Thurs
day evening at her home. The party wal
composed of members OF the fraternit!
from Lincoln and Omaha, the Lincoln con
tingent having come up to attend the Gus
acknowledgements wedding on Thursday
after which they were taken to the Dumon
home to remain until Friday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Seligsohn were treate,
to a surprise by about fifty friends OF
Tuesday evening at their home at Twenty
second and Howard streets, the occasion
being the fortieth anniversary OF thei
marriage. A most enjoyable evening wa
spent, the guests having come supplies
with all of the essentials for the enter
tainment Of so large and unexpected a com
pany.
In honor OF their daughter, Miss Haiti
Morris, whose engagement to Mr.. Davit
Prentke, Of Cleveland. o., has been an
!, %nounced, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Morris held
large reception on Wednesday evening a
their home. 1875 Park avenue. The colo
scheme Of pink and green was carried ou
In every detail Of the decoration Of tn
handsomely gowned company. In the re
ceiving line were Mr.. and Mrs. Max Morris
Miss Hattie Morris. Mrs. M. Rosenberg
. Mrs. E. GAM, Mrs. s. Heyn. Mrs. /, Kauff
mann and Miss Juliotte Morris. During tn
i evening several hundred guests were re
, ceived.
Thursday evening. at the residence Of tn
! brides mother. 1903 Burdette street. oc
, CURED the wedding OF Mr.. r. E.. L. Herd
man and Miss Kathryn Flynn. Only tn
immediate relatives Of the bride and grooI
were present at the ceremony. Thursda
night Mr.. and Mrs. Herdman left for Port