Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-16
Pleasures Past.

at dinner on Tuesday evening.
Miss Janet Rogers entertained the mem
bers Of the Chip Gnop club on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hobbs and Miss Doane
we're Mr.. Charles Saunders guests at din
ner at the Omaha club on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Comstock entertained
the Harmony club on Saturday evening
at their home at Thirty-sixth and Farnam
streets.
The members and friends Of Metropolitan
club enjoyed a most pleasant whist and
dancing party at the club on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Webster was hostess Of one OF the
weeks most charming afternoon affairs on
Friday, when she entertained about twenty
women informally.
Mrs. Charles Sippke and Mrs. Pardon en-
tertained the members Of the Twin City
Coffee club on Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. sippke.
An informal reception was rendered
President Bowling Of Creighton university
last Thursday, on his return from a three
months tour abroad.
The years graduating class Of Park Place
academy was charmingly entertained at a
musical and supper by Miss Clara Wood
ward on last Thursday.
Mrs. William Ogden entertained the Mys-
tic Kensington club at her home Tuesday
afternoon. A literary and musical program
was followed by a dainty lunch.
Miss Marion Christiancy entertained the
Emanon Dancing club on Friday evening.
The next meeting will be held at the home
Of Miss Mack, 2617 Charles street.
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Mrs. Mills, Senator and Miss Willard were
the guests of Judge woolworth and Mrs.
Howard at a dinner on last Saturday even
ing.
Miss Hattie Dreifuss entertained the A..
o. T., Bowling club on Tuesday at Metro
polltan club, the first prize being awarded
Miss Ray Cohn and the second to Miss
Dreifuss.
Mrs. Edgar A. Mueller Of 1113 South
Twenty eighth street, entertained at dinner
on Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
septimus James Hanna of Boston, Mass.
Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. Joseph Addison Sweet was hostess
at a most enjoyable six-handed euchre party
on Friday afternoon, in compliment to her
mother, Mrs. Hurley OF Des Moines. Thir-
ty-six guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Edgehill entertained
at cards on Tuesday evening, Miss Ward
and Mr.. Hotohkiss winning the first prize
and Mrs. Hotchkiss and Mr.. Frank Edge
hill the consolation awards.
At Monday evenings meeting Of the Bon
Ton Card club held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Heller, a cut glass olive dish
was given Mrs. Martin and a smoking set
to Mr.. Duval as first prizes. The next meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Johnson.
The B. G. club gave the first Of a series
Of dancing parties last Tuesday evening
at Bartos' hall. About fifty couples en-
joyed the evening in dancing. The hall
was very Hastily decorated. At the next
party there will be cards and ping pong
for those not dancing.
Colonel and Mrs. Mills were the guests
of honor at q dinner given by Colonel and
Mrs. McClerland on Thursday evening, Ma
jor and Mrs. Bean and Captain and Mrs.
Wright being the other guests. The table
was lighted with yellow shaded tapers and
trimmed with yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Cole and Miss Fanny Cole gave a
musicale at their home on Pine street
Thursday evening. The parlor, reception
hall and dining room we're open. Chrysan-
themums and roses were the decorations
used. Between the first and second parts
Of the program punch was served, and after
wards a supper. Eighty guests we're pres
emit.
A happy party OF little people gathered
at the residence OF Judge and Mrs. Sla-
baugh last Wednesday afternoon to cele-
brate the seventh birthday anniversary of
their daughter Grace. Among those pres
ent were Aida Carpenter, Virginia onutt,
Bloom White, Isabella V~insonhaler, Mar
garet Doane, Elizebeth Carr, Susanna Jolst,
Hazel Ferry, Nina Garrett. Myrtle Parkins.
Grace Ross, Evelyn Entriken, Ruth sla-
baugh, Everett Carpenter, Waldo ong,
Philip Thomas, Myron Jones, Frank Heard,
Albert Bryson, Bruce Taylor. Charlie Hall,
Jarvis offutt, Willard Slabaugh and Eleanor
Slabaugh.
Most charming OF all the weeks affairs
because OF it's occasion, was the reception
given yesterday afternoon from 4 to z
O'Clock by Mrs. George E. Pritchett at her
home, 2124 Cass street, at which she in
troduced to a large gathering OF friends
her daughter. Miss Marguerite. The house
was handsomely decorated and the gather
ing one Of the most fashionable Of the fall.
Mrs, Pritehett was assisted by a score or
more OF matrons and the young women
whose presentation has contributed much TO
the past few seasons. Mr.. and Mrs. Prit-
chett will give a dancing party for Miss
Pritehett at Metropolitan club on Tuesday
evening.
The introduction of Mrs. A. ]. Cornish and
Mrs. A. T. Metealf, both OF Lincoln, wal
the occasion of one Of the largest and
smartest gatherings Of the week, Mrs. J.
N. Cornish being hostess Of a card party on
Tuesday afternoon entertaining seventy
eight guests. Six-hAnded euchre was the
game, twelve tables being arranged
through the rooms. In each OF which a dis
tinet scheme of decoration was employed
In thu parior yellow chrysanthemuml
and Marshal Nell roses were used. In the
library red carnations and r~ed-shaded can
dies, and in the dining room La Franc
roses and white chrysanthemums, For tbs
afternoons game the first prize, a large
bunch of ehrysanthemums, was given Mrs
Arthur Remington, The second, a Wedge.
wood pitcher, to Mrs. Wattles; the third, I
WedgewoOd plate, Mrs. John Brady. The
lone hand prize, a silver and pearl papel
cutter, was awarded Mrs. Shiveriek. Durinl
a the afternoon Mrs. Cornish was assisted
by Mesdsmes A. T.. Metcalf, Porter, ]. N
Metcalf, Misses Wakeley. Nellie Baum am
Haller.
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