Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Past.

Mrs. Charles T. Kountze entertained the
members Of the Sewing club last week.
The Omaha Guards gave another Of their
very enjoyable hops on Monday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Barker wac hostess at
Wednesdays meeting Of the Cooking club.
Mr.. Richard Baum entertained a party
Of young friends at a dancing party on
Saturday evening.
The members Of the Casserole club met
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Will
klns last evening.
Mrs. David Degen and Miss Louise Hell
Ter we're hostesses at Mondays meeting Of
the A. o. T. Bowling club.
Mrs. A. l.. Williams entertained inform
ally at luncheon on Wednesday in compli-
! ment to Miss Helen Burnham.
The members OF the Hanscom Park club
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weller in Bemis park on Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. B. Blanchard entertained the
member Of the South Side Whist club on
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Georgia
avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Dale entertained the
members Of the Harmony club on Saturday
evening at their home. 1888 South Thirty
first street.
The Misses Carey entertained Informally
at cards form 3 until s o'clock on last Sat
urday afternoon at their home on South
Thirty-second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bixby and Miss Bixby
of Lincoln and Mrs. c. w. Damon were
the guests Of Miss Laura A. Gregg at din
ner on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Shelley entertained a
few friends informally on Wednesday even
ing at a dancing and card party at their
home at Thirty-second and Woolworth ave-
nue..
Judge MeHugh, Mr.. John A. McShane,
Mr.. Charles Green, Mr.. John A. Creigh-
ton and Mr.. Shenck were Judge Wool
worth's guests at dinner on last Saturday
evening.
On Friday evening Mr.. Joseph Barker
entertained a party Of about forty young
friends at his home, 632 South Thirty
seventh street. The evening was devoted
to dancing and guessing games.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Nicholson enter.
tained a class Of young women of Sewart
Street Methodist church very pleasantly OF
Thursday evening at their home, 1924 Nortl
Twenty-second street. h time wal
passed at games and an impromptu musica
program, the evening concluding with re
freshments.
In celebration Of his Sth birthday Maste
Fred Hunter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Hunter, entertained about twenty young
friends on Wednesday afternoon at hi
home. 1907 Lathrop street. Games Of tn,
variety so popular among little people oc
cupied the time. which passed all to-
quickly. concluding with refreshments.
Among the largest affairs of the week wa
the six handed euchre party given oil
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. George BarkeI
and Mrs. Charles Martin. There wer
about sixty women present and severa
handsome prizes were awarded. The feat
ure Of the afternoon was the announce
ment OF the engagement of Miss Mar.
Barker to Mr.. Frank Martin.
The members of the Andover Alumni cluI
gave their first annual dinner at the omahi
club on Monday evening, the members pres
emit being: Messrs. w. S. Poppleton, Be
Cotton. Fred Rustin. Scarborough. Georg
Day, Tulson, Ezra Willard. Ross Towle
Fred Dufrene, Floyd Smith, Charles Brown
James Wallace, Sam Caldwell, Walter Rob
erts, George Martin and Nelson Mercer.
Mrs. 1. J. HAIRS entertained the Au Revoi
club Friday afternoon at her home, 261
CALDWELL street, In a very pleasant manner
Each woman was given a blackened plate
on which she was requested to draw a land
scape. the prizes being beautiful art worl
on china and watercolors Of the hostess
The prizes were awarded to Mrs. w. J. Cat
tin, first: Mrs. f.. s. Devor. second; Mrs. c
B. Liver, third. Dainty refreshments adde
to the afternoons pleasure.
Mrs. ]. l. Brandeis, who devotes so niue
time to charity, has again given a yer
successful charity whist" Those who at
tended declared IL a great social success
while from Mrs. Brandeis 1t is learned tina
the Wise Memorial hospital is SIS richie
through the undertaking. Mrs. LobmA