Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-31
PIennurea Past.

Miss Faith Potter entertained a ping pong
party on Thursday evening for Miss Lake
and Mise Tower.
Mrs. A. Martin Of 231s Harvey street
was hostess at an afternoon tea on Thurs
day in honor Of her daughters, Mrs. Louis
Cohn and Mrs. Hewka Of Chicago.
Miss Florence Wheeler entertained the
Csrnation Social club and guests at her
home Tuesday evening. Covers were laid
for about twenty-five and a very enjoyable
evening was had.
Rev. G. H.. Young, chaplain of the Omaha
Guards. entertained the officers Of that or
ganization at dinner Tuesday evening in
the Clergy house at Twenty-sixth and
Frankli streets.
Mrs. z. H. sprague, Miss Dewey and
Mrs. Isaac Coles were the only particle
pants in the Wednesday afternoon game
at the Country club for the Bidwell prize,
Mrs. Sprague again making the low score.
General and Mrs. McCIernand, Captain
and Mrs. Wright, Captain and Mrs. Grove,
Major Leach OF Fort Leavenworth and Cap
tain Reeve were the guests Of General
Bates at dinner at the Country club on
Wednesday evening.
At the table d'hote dinner at the Country
club last evening Mr.. Stockton Heth en-
tertained a party Of six, Mr.. Bean six,
Mr.. Charles George six, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Keller eight, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Patterson six, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe
eight.
Miss Towle. Miss Allen, Messrs. Henry
Clarke, Hilton, Fonda, Lyman, Sherwood,
Mcintyre and Sam Caldwell were the par
Elephants in Tuesday evenings tennis tour
nament, held at the home of Miss Allen,
and again Mr.. Sherwood came out vic
torious.
Miss Pauline Schenk entertained a party
Of about twenty-five young women at a
very enjoyable afternoon on Friday. the
occasion being a farewell gathering Of
those who will return this week to va
rious colleges. The refreshment tables
were effectively trimmed with college
colors.
The Misses Turkey, Herberta Jaynes,
Faith Potter, Gore. Brady, Mary Barker,
Nickel, Helen Cady, Jackson, Wood,
Pritchett and Coffman were the guests OF
Miss Phoebe Smith on Tuesday, given in
honor Of Miss Tower of Chicago and Miss
Lake, who are visiting her. One large and
two small tables, effectively trimmed with
red and pink roses, seated the guests.
Miss Cotton's luncheon on Thursday, com
| pillnbuldTy 10 MISS ANDERSON, VINO ID MIS-.
Luther Kountze's guest. was among the
smartest affairs of the week. A large
basket of. pink roses, tied with broad pink
satin bows, formed the centerpiece Of the
round tables, while haDd-decorated name
cards marked the places OF Miss Anderson
Mrs. Kountze, Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. Will
kins, Mrs. Fairfield, Mrs. Cowgirl, the
Misses McShane and Miss Cotton.
The Elite Tally-ho club held its initial
ride Tuesday evening, August 26. The
party drove out along the boulevard, and
this usually quiet thoroughfare rang with
the blasts of horns and the choruses Of
popular songs. At $3.50 the party re-
paired to the Dellone hotel, where dinner
was served. The rooms were lastly dec.
GRATED and f~estoons of smilax were caught
up into a burst of electric lights above the
center of the table. The color scheme
Of red was carried out in carnations, with
which the table was profusely strewn. Tn,
supper was followed by a feast Of reason
over which Mr.. COIN Of South Omaha pre-.
sided. Rabbi e. Margolis Of Stockton
Cal, one Of the guests, spoke eloquently
Of the ladies, while Mr.. P. Swartz spoke
feeling of the absent ones. After sup.
per the party adjourned to the dancing
floor. Mrs. w. Holman Of New York City
chaperoned the party.