Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-03

ke%nsington Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
George NJ. Weaver, who left Thursday for
her new home in Chicago.
The Chancel Guild OF All Saints church
gave a card party at the home OF II. G..
streight last Monday evening in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Weaver. A delightful
feature Of the evening ives a linen shower
rendered Mrs. Weaver. who has been the
guilds efficient president the past year.
Miss Helen Sommer entertained the
Floral club most delightfully."- on Friday
afternoon at her home at Twenty eighth
and Farnam streets. Music and indoor
amusements were INDUCED in, followed by
a sumptuous repast prepared by the young
hostess. The dining room was decorated
with %lilacs, suspended from the chandeliers
to each plate, which filled the room with
a rich fragrance and presented a beautiful
effect. Those present were: Misses Flor
ence Power, Olive Baker, Bessie Pullen,
Anna Welsh, Irma Staples, Grace shipman,
Gladys Peters and Russell McKelvy.
In compliment to Miss Ebert, Mrs. Guy
Howard gave a small tea on Thursday af-
%ternoon, when she was assisted by Mrs. S.
G. Strickland. who poured tea, and Mrs.
McClernand and Mrs. William Mason
Wright.
Mrs. James Liddell was hostess of a
pretty luncheon on Wednesday, the guest
OF honor being Mrs. Corey and Mrs. A. B.
Price, Of Portland, Or.
For her guest. Mrs. Martin Of Sioux City,
Mrs. Cheyney entertained informally on
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Wakeley was hostess OF a small
whist party on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard entertained at dinner on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mrs. Harry Will
kins, Miss McShane, Mrs. Ward Burgess
were guests of Miss Preston at luncheon
on Thursday.
The Capitol Hill Dancing club gave the
last or It's pleasant parties Friday evening.
The evening passed away only too soon
TO Its forty members. An elaborate lunch
was served at 1890, after which dancing
resumed til midnight. A vote Of thanks
was rendered the management by the club
members for affording them such a pleas
ant series OF gatherings and bringing the
last meeting to such a successful close.
The members we're 10th to leave until
assured by the management that the club
would meet again early in the fall and
an EFFORT would be made TO show It's mem
bers, II possible, a more pleasant time
during the season 1903 and 1904.
A very delightful progressive high five
party was given by Miss Lina Youngs at
her home Friday evening, May 1. The win
ners, Mrs. Craig and Mr.. Kavan, received
very pretty burnt wood prizes, and an
propriate prizes we're awarded to the
couple having the lowest score. Miss Nc
Coy and Or. H. A. Foster. Those present
were: Misses Rose Houska, Sylvia Houska.
Dorsey, French of Ewing, Neb., Baker.
Dewey, Kimball, Mccoy, McKenna, Mrs.
Charles Craig, Mrs. Gruenig, Mrs. Cole,
Mrs. Youngs, Misses Lima and Eyelyne
Youngs; Messrs, Kavan, Lane. Graf, Van
dercreek, Morrison, Gruenig, Craig, Mccoy.
Lehman, Drs. H. A. Foster, j. M. Foster.
r. B. Underwood, J. Soukup.
The friends of Mrs. Burbank will ba
pleased to learn of the recent recovery
of her youngest son from measles.
Miss Janet Rogers, who is Waiting
friends in Chicago, is expected home next
week.
DR.. Victor Coffman, who with a large
party Of friends. has been travelling the past.
three weeks from Portland, Vancouver. Sc
attic and Victoria. B. c., returned back to
California, and will go down the southern
route to New Orleans to attend the Amer
lean Medical association, which convenes
May g..