Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-20
Pleasures Past.

Pleasures Past.
Miss Anna Coad gave a luncheon wednes-
day at the Field club. Her guests were:
Misses Jones Of Washington. Mary Hay
den, Lucille Hayden and Katherine o'Dono-
hue.
Mrs. r. B. H. Bell gave an informal lunch
con Tuesday for Miss Anne Brown of
Tennessee and Miss Blanche Brumback Of
Toledo, O., who was visiting Miss Natalie
Merriam.
The Bridge club was entertained at the
Country club Friday. Mrs Burns and Mrs
Westbrook were the winners Of the prizes.
Miss Mary Lee McShane. Mrs. wilkins and
Mrs. Day were the guests Of the club.
In honor of Mrs. Colson of Concordia,
Kan, and Mrs White OF Newark. N J.,
Mrs. G. w. Wareham gave an enjoyable
card party yesterday afternoon at her
home, 1917 Writ street. The rooms were
attractively adorned with golden glow and
ferns. High five was played at six tables
Wednesday evening DIR. and Mrs. s. r.
Patton gave a stag dinner for a few lonely
me whose families are away for the sum-
mer. Their guests were James o. Lessel,
John w. Taylor, Chayce Taylor, Shirley
w. W. Gill. John r. Holmes, Alvin E.
Patten. Captain w. f. Stockham and
William Gould. jr
In honor OF Mrs. Boyce OF Pittsburg. Pa,
who has been visiting Miss Mcclure, she
and Mrs. Myron l.. Learned gave sup
per Sunday evening at their country homo
at Florence. Their guests were Miss Nc
Cune, Miss Jessie McCune Mrs Boyce,
Miss Louise Mcpherson. Mr.. McCune, Mr..
Tom Chambers. Mr. Will Brown and DR..
Ludington.
Mrs. William Henry Harrison entertained
house party of young people at her
farm, west of Omaha, the first Of the
week. In the party were Misses Mar
thena Harrison. Katherine Powell, Eu-
nice Holmes Ella Patten. winifred Terry,
Messrs Sidney Powell Albert Busch, Ar
thur Trimble, Eldred Moore, Robert shiv-
erick and George PercivaI
Complimentary to her guest Mrs A. F.
Colson of Kansas City, Mrs. Clinton Miller
gave delightful informal kensington Fri
day afternoon. Her guests were Mrs Col
son. Mrs. NJ. B. Copeland, Mrs. Shepard
Mrs Moncrieffe, Mrs. James Richardson
jr.; Mrs A. w. Bowman, Mrs. Inkster Mrs
Loomis. Mrs. George Aulabaugh, Mrs. ]
A. Sunderland. Mrs B. A. McAllister, Mrs
r. H B. Bell and Miss Williams of South
Omaha.
Robert Updike gave a dancing party
Monday night at his home, 1872 Farnam
street, for Miss Helen Ribbed who left
Tuesday for Smith college. Those present
were Misses Helen Ribbed, Ruth Moor
head. Bessie Moorhead Hazel ConneII,
Julia Coburn Lorraine Comstock and
Gladys sutphen, Messrs Ed Creighton.
Richard Coad, Stanley Rosewater, Richard
Baker, Earl Kiplinger, Joe Byrne and
Robert Updike.
Mrs. Frederick P. Barnum gave an en-
joyable kensington yesterday afternoon.
Her guests were Misses Clara Hervey. Ora
johnson, Isabelle Baldwin, Mae Smith,
Emma Smith, Ruby Fuller. Emma Reed.
Marie Danielson. Mamie Cheney OF Emer-
son. Ia; Georgia Trimble. Elsie Evans.
Grace Sherwood, Winnie Edwards, nellie
Barnum. Mae Barnum, Emma Edling, Win
fired Dunn. Henrietta Fries, Alma Pontius.
Mesdames Dodson. Thresher and Daniel
son. 1r.
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart B. MaeDiarmid
gave a delightful Informal party at their
| home, s12 North Thirty-third street, Friday
evening Refreshments were served, while
music and singing furnished the amusement
for the evening, The event was very en-
| joyable owing TO the fact that most of
those present were part Of a former high
school class, this being the occasion OF
the first meeting OF some OF them since
graduation days. The list included Misses
Henrietta Rees, Vera Fleming, who has
Just returned from a two years visit in
the SOUTH Mable Stephens and Litta Rohr-
! bough. Messrs. Carl c. Riede OF Brooklyn
Edward Meyer, Clyde e. Rohrbough, Frank
Brown. G, ]. Duncan and Leslie MacDiar-
mid.
Complimentary to Mrs. Christiancy OF
washington. d. c.. Mrs Torrey Everett and
! Mrs. johnson OF st. Joseph. who is visit,
ing Mrs. Yates, Mrs. F. NJ. Morsman gave
a charming luncheon Friday at her home
1924 North Thirty second avenue. The ia
BILE was prettily trimmed with pink and
purple asters ana was laid for seventeen
guests. Preceding the luncheon bridge wal
played the prize being won by Mrs. Yates
The guests were: Mesdames Christlancy
New York; Johnson, st. Joseph; Torrel
Everett Council Bluffs; George f. Pritch
EFT, Casper f. Yost, Henry W. Yates
Everett. Council Bluns: c. X. Coutant
Wesley Morsman. Guy c. Barton. e. w
Gannett, Arthur Remington, w b. Millard
E. NJ. Morsman, c w. Lyman. Phillip Pot
ter