Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
Pleasures Past.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keller will entertain
at dinner at the Country club this evening.
Miss Emily wakeley. Mr.. Grain. Mrs.
Ferris and Mr.. william T. Wyman were
Miss Mounts guests at Sunday evening sup
per last week.
Mr.. c. c. Cockerell Of P~ittsburg. Kan,
one Of the participants in the tennis
tournament, was entertained during HIS
stay here by Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Longwell
at their new home. 1712 Military g
A number Of Second Presbyterian young
people made a merry hayrack party last
Friday evening to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. c. Brewster of %Irvington to q So
cial given In honor Of their son, Clarence
Gaylord.
Mrs. F. A. Kennedy, who has recently
been elected president Of the National
Woman's auxiliary to the typographical
union, was rendered an informal reception
by the members Of the local union on
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Herman Matthes, 2212 Capitol avenue.
In compliment to Miss Van Kuran and
Miss Rogers, who are Mrs. Charles Marsh's
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clarke. jr.,
provided a charming musical evening on
Wednesday at their home. 10e South Thirty
fifth street, for about twenty guests. Miss
Allen, Miss Van Kuran, Miss Rogers, Miss
Hoagland and Mr.. Mcintyre contributed
the music.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.
Grain, Judge and Mrs. Wakeley entertained
at dinner on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Grain, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Grain, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius Wakeley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wakeley,
Judge and Miss Doane being their guests.
A profusion Of American Beauty roses con-
stituted the very effective table trimming.
Miss Anderson, who is Mrs. Luther
Kountze's guest, was the guest Of honor at
the largest luncheon Of the week at tho
Country club. given last evening by Miss
Cotton. The other guests present we're Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Kountze, Misses Kirken-
dali, Gore, Allen, Towle. Stanton. Pritehett,
Wood, Brady and Crane of Chicago; Messrs,
Benn. Pritchett. Fred Hamilton. Towle,
Keough, Haskell, Kennedy, Ezra Willard.
Stockton Heth and James Paxton.
Mrs. H. s. Jaynes was hostess on Tues
day afternoon at an Informal kenslngton
given to the members OF the household
economics department OF the Woman club.
at her home at 1921 Emmett street. The
success Of these kensingtons has long been
established and Tuesdays gathering added
another to the list OF delightful summer
meetings. Needles and tongues furnished
the Entertainment Of the early afternoon.
the closing hour being occupied with bus
mess and refreshments.
Mrs. Charles Marsh was hostess at an in
formal reception from 4 until 5 o'clock on
Friday afternoon held in honor Of her sis
ter. Miss Van Kuran. and Miss Rogers. who
have been her guests during the last week.
Greens and japanese lihies we're used in
effective decoration OF the rooms. which
were well nlled during the hour. Mrs.
Marsh was assisted by Mesdames Warren
s. Blackwell. Daniel Baum. jr.. Henry T.
Clarke, jr., and the Misses McCague. One
Of the pleasant features Of the afternoon
was the singing OF several selections By
Miss Rogers.
This week there has been a reunion Of
the young ladies Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
society Of Lincoln. The young ladies
came Tuesday and left for their homes
on Saturday. Wednesday they spent
the morning at luncheon At the
Field club. In the Afternoon
they attended a ping pong tour.
nament given by Miss Bessie MOorshead
wednesday evening they went 10 ths
house Of Miss Writ Of Council Blufs
where the younger men OF Council Bluni
were invited in to meet them programs
we're made out as In dancing. The WALL
we're covered with railroad posters anS
the rooms decorated to represent possihl'
| stations Of q railroad journey. In on