Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10
PIensnren Pat.

The Misses McMenemy entertained at
luncheon on Saturday for former Rockford
college students.
A Japanese party was given Saturday
evening at the home of ]. II. Stafford, 100
South Thirty-ffth street.
The Entire Nous High Five club met at
the home Of Mrs. A. Schonboe last Thurs
day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
J. L. Neble and Miss Nina Meilhede
Miss Hazel Ochiltree, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Ochiltree, celebrated her
18th birthday Saturday afternoon by enter
taIning q fow little girl friends at her
home, 22O6 Miami street.
The Misses Alexander, assisted by their
sister, Mrs. Z. A. Benson gave one Of the
large card parties of the week Saturday
afternoon at their home on South Thirtieth
avenue. There were ten tables of high Eve,
the guest list including Mesdames Herbert
Alice. Robert Anglin, c. e Bates, L. NJ.
Bartlett. Irving Baxter. ]. L. Baker, Black
we'll, r. w. Breckenridge, e. E. Bryson,
j. b. Blanchard, w. ]. Burgess, J. H. But
Ter, G. w. Comstock, f. NJ. Connor, +.
Clarke, W. E. Clarke, ]. F. Dale, r. j.
Dining, Fred Dale, B. b. Davis, Doup.
Walter Dale. Charles Dundy A. G. Ed
wards, Franklin Smith, F. A. Ewing, E. c.
Freeman. ]. w Griffith ]. W. Hamilton,
E. H. Rowland Samuel Burns G. w.
Megeath, F. L. Mccoy, J. F. McSween.
f. ]. Nevill, r. c.. Patterson, r. c. Peters,
]. II. Pratt, Robert Purvis. Frank Ran
som. NJ c. Peters. John Steele, Arthur
Scribner. D. V. Sholes W. L. Selby, ]. w.
Palmer. A. p. Turkey, n. d. Updike. D. NJ.
Vinsonhaler. Mary Wade, c. W. Wattles,
C. f. Weller ]. s. White. b. r. White,
H. L. whitney. c. z. Williamson, e. S.
Rood, Sweeney and Goodrich.
One of the most brilliant functions of
| the winter was the reception given Satur-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Ma
honey The affair was in the nature of a
| housewarming and the first that Mr. and
Mrs. Mahoney have entertained in their
| handsome new residence at Thirty-seventh
| and Farnam streets. Between AGO and sec
cards were issued. The decoration of the
rooms was most elaborate, cut flowers
/ being used IN profusion. The large living
room where Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney re-
ceived had its ceiling concealed entirely
| by clusters of poincetta and southern
smilax. which trained down the walls with
stunning effect In the library there was
the same lavish use of flowers, violets and
pink roses being combined with smilax
making a charming decoration. In the
J
and tapestried walls was supplemented
with a profusion of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, the table with it's handsome light
making an effective center. Here Mrs. e
A. Cudahy. Mrs. Ben Gallagher, Mrs. q
w. Wattles, Mrs. Euclid Martin, Mrs. r
&c, Howe and Mrs, Frank Hochstettlei
presided alternately. Upstairs at the punch
! bowl the hostess was assisted by Mrs. 9
! G. Allison, Mrs. John Weitzel and Mrs
} e. S. Westbrook, assisted by Miss Louise
Mcpherson. Miss Laura Montgomery, tho
Misses Moorehead, Miss Thomas and Miss
Margaret Wood. Mrs. T. B. Minahan OF
: New Rochelle, N. Y, sister of the hostess
received with Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney, and
assisting through the rooms were; Mrs
| F. H. Gaines, Mrs. w. ]. c. Kenyon, Mrs
F. p Kirkendal Mrs. ]. A. c. Kennedy
Mrs. James Scobie, Mrs Herbert Rogers
and Mrs. w. A. Paxton.