Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-02

Thursday at her home at 1901 Dodge street.
Master Hubert owen was the host OF a
very pleasant Halloween party on Friday
evening at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. Owen.
The students Of the Creighton Medical
college gave a very enjoyable dancing party
at Chambers academy on Thursday evening,
In compliment to her guest, Miss Moore
OF Sioux City, Mrs. Guy Howard enter,
tanned a large tea party on Friday after,
noon.
The Misses Crounse entertained one OF
the several very enjoyable gatherings OF
Friday evening at their home, 1927 Chicago
street.
Mrs. Robbins was hostess at a very pretty
pink and white luncheon on Tuesday, given
in honor of Mrs. WILDER Mccoy and Mrs.
Innis.
Mrs. George Hoobler and Mrs. H. G..
Streight entertained a matinee party at
Boyd's on Saturday in honor Of Mrs. Love
Kelley.
Miss Ray Cohn entertained the first meet
ing Of the winter of the A. o. 7. Bowling
club. The meeting was held at Metropol-
itan club.
To meet Mrs. Robert Cuscaden and Mrs.
Frederick Cuscaden, DIR. Gertrude Cuscaden
tultIlhlutu II party Ol llAtuuS lIOlh W
10 o'clock on Friday evening.
Mrs. John McShane entertained an in
formal gathering of the younger set on
Tuesday evening for her neice Miss Hogan
Of Chicago, who is visiting her.
On Friday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. ]. G. Ferguson, 2422 Caldwell street,
Miss Ivy Rohwedder entertained a number
of friends at a Halloween party.
Miss JEANNE Brown was hostess at a
very pretty luncheon on Wednesday, given
in compliment to Miss Shattuck Of Bos-
ton, who is Miss Faith Potter's guest.
At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe,
at Forty-frst and Cass streets, Miss Kit
tie Worley entertained a number Of friends
at a Halloween party on Friday evening.
The Misses Biddicks entertained a jolly
party of their friends Friday evening at a
Halloween party at their home on South
Twenty-fourth avenue. Refreshments We're
served.
General and Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stocquart Of Brussels and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c.. Smith were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n,
H. Patrick's guests at dinner on Monday
evening.
Rev. Francis S. White, assisted by a
number Of his parishioners, held a recep-
ton in the rectory of st. Andrews Epis-
copal church from s until IL o'clock on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. o. R. Potter Of 2425 Caldwell street
was pleasantly surprised by a party Of
friends on Tuesday evening, the occasion
being her birthday. The evening was pleas
antly spent at cards and music.
Miss Faith Potter entertained a party
OF friends at a box party at Boyd's or
Monday evening in honor of her guest, Miss
Shattuck. A chatting dish supper followed
at the home of the Misses Crounse.
TIL Cooking club, which afforded so many
pleasant and profitable gatherings amons
the young married women last year, has
resumed its meetings for the winter, the
first being held on Friday afternoon.
In honor of Mrs. Augustus Pratt, Mrs
Barker entertained a large card party OF
Tuesday afternoon. S~iX-handed euchre wal
the game and several handsome prize!
were awarded, Mrs. Pratt securing thu
first.
Mrs. J. w. Mum and Mrs. w. E. Palma
tier entertained at luncheon on Thursda,
in compliment to Mrs. Love Kelley, at tn
home of Mrs. Palmatier. Violets wer,
used on the table, marking the places o
the guests and forming the centerpiece.
Mrs. Edward H.. Edison gave a very Lowell,
autumn party last Friday afternoon at he
home. 20l2 Emmett street. The inclemen
weather without did not mar the sunshin
within and a very pleasant time was en-
joyed by all. Mesdames De France, Gus
caden and Redfeld won handsome prizes.
In honor of Mrs. j. Baker of Quincy, III
and Mrs. Pelona Pelefkey of Sioux City
Mrs. John Amoldi entertained last Tuesda,
afternoon at her home on North Twenty
fifth avenue at luncheon. Mrs. job
Amoldi was assisted by Mrs. Phillip Muele
and Mrs. William Pulte. About fftee
guests were present,
A very pleasant Halloween was spent a
Birmingham's farm on Friday evening. Tn
house was Illuminated with pumpkin Jack
! olanterns and the walls were decorate
with cornstalks and cabbage leaves. TIL
evening was spent In games and music, tn
main feature being ping pong and he draw
ing OF the ~dime-and-ring.
AS a farewell to Mrs. Love Kelley. VIII
leaves soon to make her home in Waterloo
Ia, Mrs. Charles Urquhart Mrs. w. 7
Mikesell and Mrs. H.. l.. Whitney enter
tanned at luncheon on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Mikesell o
Woolworth avenue. Yellow chrysanthemum
trimmed the table and places we're laid 70
twelve.
Miss Russell McKelvey entertained
party of young friends at a Hallowe'e
party on Friday evening. Misses Ruth Nc
Bride, Freeda Swartzlander, Grace Nc
Bride, Maude Mcbride, Messrs. Verno
Mccormick Harry swartzlander, Rob Nc
Cormick, Joe Barton and Ed Woodbride
being her guests. The rooms were prettil
trimmed with American Beauty roses an
the evening pleasantly spent at games.
The members Of the Thursday a~fternoo
/, k~ensington were entertained last week Z
, the home Of Mrs. Frederick Bacon, 2s:
Charles street, those present bein
, Mesdames Goodman. Norman. Best. All
son, Wilcox, Wilkinson and Himoe
Minneapolis. Light refreshments wei
I served at the close OF the afternoon. III
next meeting will be held at the home
' Mrs. Wilcox.
e In compliment TO Mrs. Merwin Howe
% Of Milwaukee and Mrs. W. F. Day Of Kar
c sas City, Mrs. George Hoobler and Mr.
II. G. Streight entertained at an elabora.
= luncheon on Friday afternoon at the hon
70 Of the former. Yellow chrysanthemuu
= furnished the scheme for decoration. I'll
table was covered with Cluny lace ov,
T. yellow satin and bordeTed about with n
yellow flowers, which also constituted Il
centerpiece.
e Among the more pretentious affairs