Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01
PIeasures Past.


The Entire Nous Card club met at the
home of Mrs. C. Nelson last Thursday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. ]. l..
Neble and Mrs. DIR. Lucke.
Mrs. Samuel r. Rush gave an enjoyable
card party yesterday afternoon at her home
in Dundee. The rooms were prettly
trimmed with spring flowers. Six-handed
Might've was played at three tables.
Mrs. Foster entertained the Albany High
Five club Thursday afternoon. Prizes were
won by Mrs. wa E. Baehr, Mrs. @. @.
Wielage, Mrs. E M. Birch and Mrs. Tom
Cahin Mrs. Chapek will be hostess at the
next meeting.
The b. T. W. club was entertained on
Friday evening by Miss Jewell Simpson
Refreshments were served and a pleasant
evening was spent by games and music
Those present were: Misses Grant, Jewell
Simpson. Irene Mcnamara, Lille Reeson
Clara Etchinson, Maude Page. DINA Vel
ton, Goldie Houck and Clara Headley.
In compliment to Miss Gladys Han and
Miss Hazel Chant, Mrs. Harry f. Chapman
gave a pretty luncheon yesterday after
noon, taking her guests TO the Boyd thea
ter The table, prettily decorated with
yellow Jonquils and green-shaded candles.
was laid for Miss Chant, Miss Han, Miss
AhdllOI dOnHSOils MISS montgomery,
Miss Eta Beeman and Mrs. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles B. Honek entertained
at dinner at their residence, 42O1 Harvey
street, in honor of Miss Mildred Wertz'
eighth birthday. Miss Mildred was ring
bearer at their wedding. Covers were laid
for eight, the table being artistically decor
ated with pink roses, ferns and smilax
while n beautiful birthday cake decorated
with eight tiny pink candles, held by little
pink buds, rested in the center of a wreath
of smilax
Judge and Mrs. Benjamin S. Baker enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed dinner
Saturday evening in honor OF Miss Claude
Albright and Miss Gertrude Rennyson of
the Savage Opera company, also Colonel
w. ii. Green, cattle king of New Mex
leo. Miss Albright sang for three seasons
at the Opera Comique in Paris At the
close of the present season she will 20 TO
Washington to be the house guest of Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks for two
weeks.
Mrs. ]. W. Welch entertained the Pictus
club Tuesday afternoon. The members
monogramed towels, which were given to
the hostess lunch was served to the fol-
lowing members: Mrs II. A. Hale, Mrs.
Il. +. Stewart, Mrs. ]. ]. Mullen, Mrs
II. A. Pierce, Mrs. II. w Sawyer, Mrs.
NJ Adams, Mrs. Joel r. Stewart, Mrs.
NJ c. Mitchell. Mrs. B. woolstencroft, Mrs.
A. F. Leermakers, Mrs. w. d. Clark, Mrs.
j. w. WEIGH. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. f. z. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Holder entertained
Thursday evening in honor of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. ]. GOrst OF Minneapolis. Fifty
guests were present and the evening was
] most npliRbffrillxr IN.
/ drum tests, Mr.. c. Gorst winning the first
prize. while Mrs J. w. Nicholson won the
second. Musical selections were given by
/ Mr.. c. Gorst and Miss Ida NJ. Morse.
Dainty refreshments were served and the
guests bid farewell TO Mrs. Gorst, who de-
parted for her home at Minneapolis satur-
day morning.
On Saturday evening, March "A. a party
of friends surprised Mrs. William Main at
her residence, 1856 North Eighteenth street,
bringing with them an elegant dinner set
| or china, the occasion being her birthday
pleasant evening OF Scotch song was
enjoyed, refreshments being served before
the guests left Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman, Mr. and
Mrs. Drummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnen. Mrs.
Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Shines Mr. and
Mrs. F. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs Main.
In compliment to her little niece. Cath
crime Slower Of Spencer. Ia. Mrs. c. NJ.
Power gave a delightful childrens' PARTY
Saturday afternoon. The rooms were pref
tily trimmed with pink carnations and the
table was adorned with the same blossoms
and pink candles. A peanut hunt and chill
drens games were the amusements. Assist
ing were Miss Florence Power, Miss Mary
A kreider and Miss Sarah Martin. The guests
were Misses Catherine Slower Dorothy
Black. Halycon Cotton, Charlotte Rose
water, Margaret Penny, Helen Pearce.
Helen Payne. Jean Patterson, Eleanor Nc
i Clifton. Lois Robbins, Blanche Frank and
Florence jerks.
} one OF the prettiest parties OF the season
was given on Friday evening al Chambers
by the Crescent club, composed OF young
] men who are sim In school The ball room
was gay with pennants OF all colors and
descriptions and club colors, red ana blue
! were used for decoration. with the various
} school trophies. The west end OF the
roam was converted into coy corners by
the addition or rngs. ottomans and palms
Punch WAS served from the raised plat.
. form. About sixty couples were present
b and program OF twenty numbers and
? several extras was danced. The COMMITTEES
. having charge was Harry II. smith, pres