Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Pleasures Past.

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Pleasures Past.
Mrs. Henry Yates entertained informally
at whist on Monday.
Mrs. Henderson entertained about twenty
women at an informal whist luncheon on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cox entertained friends
on Thursday evening in celebration Of the
fifteenth anniversary OF their marriage.
Mrs. Fred Rustin, Miss Hoagland and
Miss Fitzpatrick we're Mrs. George Palmer's
guests at a luncheon at the Country club
on Wednesday.
Arthur Bryant was pleasantly surprised
by about twenty OF his friends on his
birthday this week. A pleasant evening
was spent with music and dancing.
Miss Katie Krug celebrated her 10th birth
day on Friday by a reception at her home,
S1S South Twentieth street, and a%fterward
with a party and luncheon at Krug park.
Mrs. Vinsonhaler was hostess at a lunch
con on Wednesday, Mesdames Bancker,
Lemist, Gurley, William Baxter, Krickhaus
of st. Louis, Butler and Meyers being her
guests.
For her guest, Miss Ada Fuches OF st.
Louis, Miss Inez Foster gave a very pretty
luncheon on Tuesday at her home on Sher-
man avenue. Fifteen young women were
present.
The Wednesday evening hop at the Field
club was even larger than the one of a week
age, a large party coming out in the even
ing in addition to those who remained over
from the late afternoon.
Mrs. George w. Lower and Mrs. Edward
Lower held a reception on Wednesday aft
ernoon, June Is, at their home, 2012 North
Nineteenth street in honor OF Mrs. William
Barnes Lower OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higgins entertained
a number of friends informally on wednes-
day evening in their studio. Fortune-tell-
ing was the diversion Of the evening and
occasioned much merriment. Music fol-
owed. completing a most enjoyable even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield, Misses Margaret
Wood, Sarah Bourke, Laura Congdon,
Margaret Hitchcock, Messrs. Tom Creigh,
Fred Hamilton, Vernon Chase and Robert
Burns were Judge Woolworth's guests at
dinner on Friday evening at the Country
club.
The banquet Of the senior class of the
Omaha High school given at the Willard
hotel on last Saturday evening was one of
the most enjoyable and successful affairs
that has ever been given by the class.
There were about 100 members present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warehouse, Miss Kate Nc
Hugh and Miss Peterson being the only
guests.
Miss Edith Martin and Miss Julia
Waterson entertained a party of young
friends very pleasantly on Wednesday at
the home Of the former on North Twenty
second street. A pantomime sketch in
which six young women took part fur
nished the amusement of the early part OF
the evening games and refreshments fol-
lowing.
Miss Bessie Townsend was hostess ct a
ping pong luncheon on Monday at her home
on st. Mary's avenue, her guests being ten
young women members of the Omaha High
school class Of 'O2. The class colors, red
and white, were carried out in all the de-
tails Of the decorations, red and white car
nations being employed, while the plate
cards were tied with smart little bows Of
the same colors. Following the luncheon
the afternoon was devoted to ping pong.
A mail surprise was rendered Mr.. Tom
Allen last Monday evening, prior to his
marriage Tuesday afternoon, by ]. j. Bou-
cher and John F. DAILY, intimate friends
and fellow employees, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Harvey, Pill Douglas street.
Together with congratulations and good
byes, the pleasures were greatly heightened
by selection on the piano by Mrs. GeIder
and Mr.. Frank Bryant on the violin. The
rendering of The Holy City" by Mr.. E. ".
Smith was clearly the event" Of the even
ing and called forth great praise of his
voice. Mr.. r. E. Wilcox and his graphic
phone came in for their share of attention,
and promptly at II o'clock a sumptuous
luncheon was served.
From Tuesday until Saturday OF last week
Judge Woolworth entertained a house party
of young women, Misses Margaret Hitch
cock, Margaret Wood, Sarah Bourke and
Laura Congdon being his guests. On Thurs
day evening a dancing party was given in
their honor, the occasion being an assem-
blage OF most of the young people who are
home from school and an altogether enjoy
able affair 1t was. On Friday there was a
luncheon at the Country club and Friday
evening a dinner at the Woolworth home.
Last evening another Inner at the Country
club and the dance following concluded the
weeks entertainment.