Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09


and Mrs. Henry Fredrickson. after eight
games OF whist. The club meets in two
weeks with Mrs. NJ. Marty, on Twenty
fifth and Jones streets.
Judge and Mrs. wakeley, Judge and Mrs.
Doane, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. II. Patrick. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Kountze, Mrs. Barker
and DR.. Miller we're General and Mrs. Man
%derson's guests at a Dime party on Fri
day evening.
In Miss shattuck's honor. the Misses
Turkey entertained a very pretty luncheon
on Friday. Pink roses trimmed the table
and name cards ornamented with the most
frivolous of dancing girls marked the
places Of the eight guests.
on Monday evening Mr.. Frank ]. Mo-
riarty gave a stag party at HIS home on
Thirty-ffth avenue, at which about thirty
OF Charles Moriarty's friends celebrated
the announcement OF the ~latter's engage
ment to Miss Catherine Rush.
The members Of the Chafng Dish club
were entertained for the FIRST time this
season at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur G. Smith on Park avenue, on Tuesday
evening. Ping pong and a flower guessing
contest followed the supper, several prizes
being given.
The dancing party given by Miss Mar
garet Hitchcock on Monday evening at her
home at Twentieth and Dodge streets, COM
p~limentary to Miss Pritchett and her guest,
Miss Shattuck, was one Of the most en-
Joyable affairs Of the week among the
members Of the younger set. It was wholly
informal and about fifty young people we're
present.
The members OF the Charmante club held
the first Of their series Of meetings for the
winter on Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Edith Smell. The club is larger this
winter than last and as cards are the diver
sion another table will be added for the
new members. The next meeting will be
held on Thursday afternoon, November 20,
at the home Of Mrs. Guy French.
The Strollers were most delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Frank Green at her
pleasant home on Poppleton avenue, on
Wednesday afternoon. After eight games
Of cards an elaborate luncheon was served.
The prizes we're awarded to Mrs. Sol
Hopper, Mrs. ]. Walter and Mrs. II. J..
Condor. The club will meet next with
Mrs. A. C.. P. Farrell for a Thanksgiving
luncheon.
Mrs. William Hill Clarke gave the first
of the really large card parties of the season
this week, the first on Monday afternoon
oaA N1O oNNOhA Oh bA4NN
were present at Monday afternoons gath
ering, six-handed euchre being the game
for which two beautiful prizes were
awarded. On Wednesday, twelve tables
were employed. On both occasions red
flowers and red shaded candles were used
in decoration, the score cards being OF
white monogramed in gilt.
In compliment to her guest, Miss Camp
bell Of Texas, Miss Mary Livesey gave a
card party on Thursday afternoon at her
home at Twenty-eighth and Capitol avenue.
High FIVE was the game of the afternoon,
seven tables being arranged through the
rooms, which we're prettily trimmed, the
parlors with pink and white chTysantbe-
NUNS and the back parlor with red and
white carnations. Four very handsome
prizes were given to Miss Mckenzie, Miss
Hanlon, Mrs. French and Miss Patterson.
On Tuesday evening, November 4. the
Friendly Greeting club was entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. d.. Hussie, in
Bemis park. At the card games Mr.. ].
H, Reilly was awarded first gentleman's
prize and Mrs. p. ]. Corcoran first lady's
prize. Mrs. E. W.. Norris and Mr.. Walter
McKenna were awarded consolation prizes.
A dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess, after which several musical selec-
lions were rendered by Mrs. Hussie and
Miss Mary Hussie. The club will next be
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Norris, on Clifton Hill, Tuesday
evening, November IS.
In compliment to Mrs. Van Malta and
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Beesen entertained 100
guests at a buffet luncheon on Wednesday.
White and yellow chysanthemums in pro-
fusion trimmed the drawing room, while
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and green. A handsome lace center strewn
with fern leaves, formed the base Of the
mound of white chysanthemums in the
center of the table and was surrounded
with green shaded candle sticks. Mrs. Bee
son, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Van Malta
received together. Among the assisting
women were Mines. Charles Kountze, Reed,
Baum, d. Baum, Robbins, Remington and
Kirkendall.
Prominent among the fashionable gather
ings OF the week was the reception given
from 3 until 8 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. John D. Creighton at her residence
1918 Cass street, at which about 300 guest:
were present. Mrs. Creighton was assisted
in receiving by her daughters, Mrs. Allison
and Mrs. John Doherty. With the exception
of the dining room the decorations were Of
pink, though the windows were darkened
and the lights shaded with green. In the
dining room the trimmings were OF white
and green, a mound OF white carnations
embedded in ferns rested upon a center.
piece Of lace over green satin. Here Mines
Charles Kountze, Van Malta and JOSEPH
Barker presided, assisted by Misses Peel
and Lomax. Miss Edith Smith, Mrs. Henry
Clarke, jr,, and Mrs. Cudahy served punch
while Mines. Charles Creighton, Fred Nash
Frank McGinn and others assisted through
the rooms.
Taking precedence over everything else
OF the week and among the largest affairi
of the year was the reception given BY
l Mrs. Thomas Rogers and Mrs. John Brady
from 3 to 5 o'clock on Thursday afternoon
. at Metropolitan club. at which the formeI
! introduced her daughter. Miss Janet Roger
and the latter her daughter. Miss BESSIE
Brady and her niece, Miss Lucy Gore. Thu
= first OF the. beyy OF young women to maxi
their debut this season and their presenta
. ton was one Of exceptional elaborateness
: Their coming out was an occasion that prom
Uses 10 retain a prominent place anon
the social functions Of the winter. Tn
masses OF flowers that were everywhere Ii
evidence, attested the host OF friend
the young women have won during thei
brief social career and give promise Of il
4 most happy continuance. Mrs. Brady an
l Mrs. Rogers, with the debutantes, receives