Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-12

home Of a friend, where they had gone early
In the evening. TO End a party OF friends
waiting for them. A most enjoyable even
ing. was spent. concluding with a supper.
Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Doane. Mrs. Perley.
Mrs. L. o. Perley. Mrs. Heth, Mrs. Wilson
Lowe, Mrs. Guiou. Mrs. Baldrige, Nine.
Powell, Mrs. Wakeley, Miss wakeley we're
the guest Of Mrs. Francis Brogsn at a box
party at Boyd's on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Evans was hostess at an informal
luncheon on Thursday given In compliment
to Mrs. W. b. Willard, who has gone 70
Washington. ID. c. The other guests pres
emit we're: Mrs. Frank Halter. Mrs. Gilmore.
Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Grimth, Mrs. Squires and
Mrs. Conner.
The Friendly Greeting club held its
annual meeting on Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. NEEDING, for
the election Of officers and outlining its
winter course. TIT first bi-weekly meet
ing Of the club will take place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris d. Hussie,
Tuesday evening. October n.
For the Misses Clarke Of Cedar Rapids
and Miss Black OF Chicago, who is visit
ing Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. William Wallace
gave an unusually pleasant whist luncheon
on Wednesday, the guests being: Mrs. Dan
Baum, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Milton Barlow,
Mrs. Arthur Pinto, Mrs. James Wallace,
Mrs. Sweet. Miss Wakeley. Miss Bessie AL
len, Miss Black. the Misses Clarke and Miss
wallace.
Rev. and Mrs. c. y. Dawson, who left for
their new home at Wayne Thursday morn
ing, were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
b. Angel Wednesday evening. Mrs. Daw-
sons former Sunday school class Of Seward
Street young men called and surprised heI
by presenting to her a handsome set OF
framed resolutions and a set OF silver tea
spoons, suitably engraved. Refreshments
werc served by Mrs. Angel. About thirty
persons called during the evening and the
good wishes Of the entire Seward Street
Methodist Episcopal church Deighborhoo(
go with DIT. Dawson and family to their new
location.
In celebration Of their first wedding an.
niversary Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gannett
entertained a party Of about thirty friends
on Thursday evening at their country plac,
at Florence. The party was met at Amei
avenue at 1880 o'clock by carriages ant
conveyed to Hazel Dell, where Mr.. anC
Mrs. Gannett received them. The hous,
and grounds we're attractively trimmed 70
the occasion. the yard being hung wit
Japanese lanterns. Music, ping pong an
other games contributed to a most pleasan
evening which concluded with a supper
At one Of the largest and most elaborat
receptions Of the fall, the first debutante o
the season pas presented on Thursday aft
ernoon, when Mrs. w. II. Munger formal
introduced her daughter, Miss Catherine, I
about $50 guests. The house decoration
we're entirely in red. different shades Q
the color being used in the various rooms
meteor, American Beauty roses and carna
tions being employed. Asparagus ferr
smilax and other greens were used in out
lining the doorways and windows and 1
the trimming Of the chandeliers, which wer
shaded with red flower shades. MrI
Munger was assisted in receiving from
until 8 O'Clock by Miss Mae Munger an
Miss Catherine. while Mesdames Charlie
Martin, Joseph Barker aud George Thummt
assisted through the rooms. In the librar
upstairs punch was served during the aft
ernoon by Misses Wayne Sumner, BessI
4 Ford, Mary Barker, Lulu Edwards, Fam
T Cole and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald.