Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

, smyth- Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy will make
their home on a farm, recently bought by
the groom, near Armour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z G Small entertained at
evening at high FIVE. Prizes were won by
Miss Finley and Mr.. .Bryson Of Omaha.
Twenty guests attended.
The Ladies' Musical club was entertained
Monday afternoon by Miss Beebe at her
home on Glen avenue. Miss Beebe was as
sisted by Mrs. Ida Wies-Seybert, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mullis and Miss Grace Beebe.
Mr.: and Mrs, c. +, Hathaway entertained
at dinner Thursday evening for their
81. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hess Of Gin
| cinnat and Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Carr.
Erie w. Miller, Harry Miller and Robert
GGSSirieuituraI college, left Friday for Ames
to- resume their studies after passing the
vacation with their parents in this city.
Hazel Adams a surprise party Wednesday
evening in honor OF her 18th birthday ami
y part M PrIses at at cards yvrhs, we're e, won n SY Miss Mlss
Mabel Taylor.
The Atlas club was entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. ] H Beach; Those as
Robert. Mullis and Mrs. o. ID. Wheeler. The
club will. meet February % with Mrs. Allen
of Fourth street.
Mrs. w. 8. Butler was hostess for the
Eucher club Tuesday afternoon, PrtSes st
cards. were won by Miss Mabel Hicks and
tanned this Week at the home Of Mrs:
Thomas Farnsworth. North Second street.
The Ideal club was entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Thomas Metcalf. The
regular program on the study of English
history was given. Those taking part were:
Mrs. s. Farnsworth,. Mrs. w; u. Dudley
Phillips.
Mrs. Lewis Cutler and Mrs. B. H. Watson
entertained the Oakland Avenue Card club
at the home OF the latter Friday evening.
The rooms were decorated with cut flowers
and palms. the color scheme Of pink and
green being attractively carried out in
both the decorations and refreshments
Fifty guests attended.
The literature department of the Council
BLUFFS Woman's club met in the club
rooms Thursday afternoon with Mrs. K. c.
Smith as chairman. Greek literature was
the subject Among those assisting were
and Miss Mulholland.
The art department of the Council Bluffs
Woman's club met Monday, evening at the
clubrooms In the Merriam block. Mrs. e.
the evening was Spanish Painters" Those
Davis, Miss Dodge and Miss Maude Smith.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
schoening, eight miles south of the city,
married to William Allis wednesday after
noon by Rev. HUH of the German Lutheran
church church Of Isd PlTmer seetttlss settlement SI "A after e. :
same ~neighborhood in which they have
lived.
A reception and dance were given in the
Grand hotel Thursday night BY Mr.. and
Mrs. John N. Baldwin and Mrs. ]. l.
Stewart and Miss Baldwin. TIL receiving
party, Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Baldwin, Mr.
and Mrs; J; T; Stewart, Mrs.; J. I. Stewart
the right of the large ballroom, which was
decorated with numerous lights in fantas-
tic shades of green, red and yellow, while
palms and clusters Of American Beauties
were placed throughout the room. In the
ordinary of the hotel, where refreshments
were served, the decorations were Liberty
roses. The centerpiece of the table was q
large mound of the blossoms, with candles
and shades to match adorning either end
of the table. A stringed orchestra, screened
behind palms, played during the evening.
over 500 guests attended, 300 of whom
were from Omaha, special car service being
provided for their use.