Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

tort, Richmond, Arthur, Bollard, Wolcott,
Grimth, Richards, ralmage, sype, stock
dale, Todd, Robb. Nelson, Bedwell and Miss
shacklefOrd. The prize was won by Mrs.
Wolcott.
Mrs, Henry Copley and Miss Collett en-
tertained at cards, at the home Of the lat
ter, in Kountz place on Friday afternoon,
about seventy-ive women being present. A
profusion Of red and white roses we're used
through the rooms.
For her guests. Mrs. Frank Field Of Fay
etteville, Ind, and Miss Small Of Boston.
Mrs. Amos Field gave an informal Ken
sington tea on Friday afternoon. The hos
tess was assisted by Miss Blessing and
Miss Gertrude Smith.
For Miss Brown. who is Mrs. Paxton's
guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze gave n
very pretty dinner on Tuesday evening. The
guests present we're Mise Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paxton, Mr.. ed George, Mr.. and Mrs.
wilkins, Miss Curtis and Mr.. Cotton.
Mrs. Frances Mumaugh entertained the
faculty of Brownell hall at a delightful
studio tea, from 3 until 5 O'Clock on Sat
urday afternoon. The tea was served from
a collection Of quaint old china, the de-
tails being in keeping with surroundings.
Miss Haslacher Of Chicago. Miss Green Of
~ ahbcASos mAb 1cNA VI NtDIdSkd lily
and Miss Gradwohl Of st. Louis we're the
guests Of honor at a matinee party at the
orpheum on Wednesday, given by Mrs.
Hugo Brandels, and at a supper following.
Mrs. w. H. CARAT was hostess at a
large card party on Tuesday afternoon, six
tables being arranged for six-handed high
Ave. The women played for points rather
than games, the two prizes Of the afternoon
being awarded Mrs. Edgar Hastings and
Mrs. George Weaver.
For Mr.. n Mrs. Fairfield, Mr.. J. v.
Woolworth gave a dinner on Saturday even
ing, at which Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kountze, Miss Nc
Kenna, Miss Wakeley, Mr.. William Upper
Wyman Mr.. Charles Howe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairfield were the guests.
About twenty of the moving spirits Of
the younger set enjoyed a coasting party
on Twenty-second street hill on Monday
evening, and after two hours of sliding
down hill" and the sport that ordinarily at
tends that pastime, the party adjourned to
the home of Mrs. Barlow, where a hot
supper was enjoyed by all.
Miss Mabel Krenzer was very pleasantly
surprised by q party OF young friends on
Thursday evening at the home Of her grand
mother. Mrs. Mary Krenzer of 1886 North
Twentieth street, the occasion being her
18th birthday. failing the donkey and
other contests contributed to the evenings
pleasure. refreshments being served at the
| close.
For Miss Cotton and her guest, Miss
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze
gave a tea last evening, which, though in
formal, was among the brightest affairs of
the week. The table was in white and
green, the tall silver candlesticks being
shaded with white tulle shades. A half
dozen or more women assisted the hostess
during the evening.
Among the first Of the p~ost-nuptial at
fairs given for Mrs. Dick Stewart, was
the buffet luncheon given by Mrs. Arthur
Guiou on Wednesday. 1t was an elaborate
occasion and something of a departure
from the usual buffet affair. The color
scheme of pink was carried out in the de-
tails of decoration and the CONNECTIONS. a
profusion Of pink carnations contributing
an effective feature.
or the many charming affairs OF the
week. few have excelled the luncheon given
by Mrs. r. s. Anglin on Tuesday, at which
about forty-ive guests were present. The
company was seated at nine most ar
t~isically trimmed small tables. each char
acterized by it's trimming in a different
color with flowers to correspond and lighted
by shaded tapers. the careful blending OF
all producing a most beautiful effect.
The permanent guests of the Bachelors
enjoyed a house party last Thursday even
ing, with about sixty present. The parlors
and halls, in which the tables were ar
ranged, were prettily decorated. Progress
sive high i've was the game and the prizes
Il want IN Mra Fred Tackaon Mrs. Harrv
Marling. Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Mr.. A. b
Atkinson. Mr.. J. H. Hurlburt and Mr.. A. H
Comstock. After the game refreshments
were served.
The members Of the Art department Of
the Woman's club held their annual tea
party from 8 until 8 o'clock on Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. W. W. Key
soF, on South Thirty first street, about
seventy-ive members being present. The
house was prettily decorated with carna.
tions. roses and towering vines. the ties
table,, at which the women served in turn
being trimmed with violets. Mrs. Keysol
was assisted in receiving by the officers o.
the department.
The dinner party at Forest Hill on Fri
day evening, complimentary to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dick Stewart and Miss Preston, occa,
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married people and a few others, the part!
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mis-
Preston. Miss Helen Smith, Miss Baldwin
Of Council Bluffs, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kountze, Mr.. an,
Mrs Keny on. Mr and Mrs. George Palmer
Messrs. G~annett, Darling. Burns. Dodge ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kountze.
At her home on Georgia avenue. Mrs
Sumner and Miss Sumner and Mrs. A. B
Somers held a large reception between
and 8 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. as
sisted by Mrs. Crewit Of Lincoln and Mrs
Towne. The receiving party was ~statione'
In the drawing room, surrounded by pinl
and white blossoms. while the other room
were beautifully trimmed with various col
cred flowers and filled with smartl,
gowned women. At the punch bowl in tn
library. Misses Munger. Fonda, Morehead
Towne, McCune and Mrs. Charles Younl