Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

IND enjoyed by ali. Covers we're laid for
tventy-four, with q pretty and appropriate
souvenir for each guest.
Miss Richardson was the guest OF honor
at a box party given by Mrs. n. p. whit
more on Tuesday afternoon, the other guests
being Mlss Cotton. Misc Edith smith and
Miss Carita Curtis.
Miss Cotton entertained 4 box party at
the Kubelik concert IN Saturday. evening,
her guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Lnther
KountEe, Miss Ritchardson, Mr.. Ezra Mil
lara and Mr.. Frank Haskell
Miss Irene Harris entertained twenty OF
her young friends on Thursday afternoon,
the occasion being her seventh birthday.
Juvenile games we're played during the at
t~ernoon and later a birthday luncheon was
served.
For Rev. and Mrs. jerks Mr.. and Mrs.
wilhelm entertained At dinner on satur-
day evening. MI. and Mrs. J. 3. Baum, Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Chase and Mr.. John l. Kennedy we're the
guests.
Mrs. Mile Ryan entertained a sousA
concert box party In honor OF Miss Ella
Ryan OF Dunlap, Ia. The guests we're Mrs.
Charles Higgins. Mrs. Frank Gallagher, Mira.
Brodegard and Miss Carrie Woods Busch
OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. whitmore gave a box
party at Boyd's on Tuesday evening followed
By q supper at the Omaha club. in honor OF
Mr.. John Philip Sousa. Their other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O~rlttenden Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Q, Kenyon and Mr..
Samuel Ritter Brown.
The guests Of the Bachelors gave their
regular fortnightiy party on Thursday even
ing, tables being arranged for cards and
the evening given over 10 high i've. The
prizes were won By Mrs.. r.. H. Jackson,
Mrs. p. r. Breidenbecker, Mr.. ]. B. sheean
and Mrs. +. H.. Jackson.
Mrs. F. W. Judson entertained one Of the
unique gatherings Of the week on Monday
afternoon at her home, 4024 Lafayette ave-
nue., about forty women being present. The
house was trimmed entirely with japanese
decorations. Japanese curtains, draperies,
parasols, fans and like thinss being sub
stituted for the ordinary trimmings of the
rooms. The afternoon was spent at pro-
e~ressive croklnoie, the prizes being awarded
Mrs. Wridder and Mrs. Leege. On Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Judson entertained
at high FIVE and on Wednesday evening an
other card party. all Of which were most
enjoyable.
Mrs. ]. B. Watkins Of South Omaha and
Mrs. q. Z. Bryson celebrated their birthdays
on Monday evening with a dinner at the
home Of the latter. 1142 South Twenty
ninth street. The table was effectively
trimmed with asparagus fern scattered over
the cloth and massed about the base Of the
centerpiece Of red and yellow tulips. The
light was supplied By several shaded can
delabra. The places Of the men were
marked with carnations, while each OF the
women received a bunch Of violets. The
guests of the evening we're Governor and
Mrs. Savage, Mr.. n Mrs. 8. M. Mellck
Of Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Martin, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. w. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs..
Zabriske.
In honor OF her niece. Mrs. J.. E. Mosier,
Mrs. H. N. Wood gave one OF the smartest
affairs OF the week, q tea. on Friday after
noon, at her home, 1884 South Twenty
ninth street. An especially effective floral
decoration Of which a profusion Of early
rpring flowers was the feature, contributed
to the occasion. The parlors we're trimmed
with bright yellow dhffodils and the library
and dining room In bridesmaid roses and
red carnations. Mrs. Wood was assisted by
Mesdames J. s. Knox, Florence Hartman,
w. J. Burgess, Byron Smith. b. II. Good
rich, Misses Goodrich, Laura Dale, Louise
Wood. Fame Rowland. Irene Perfect and
Leila Scribner. During the afternoon from
4 until 6 o'clock about ITO women we're re-
ceived.