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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
PIeasures Past.

Mrs. John Patrick, Mrs. Joseph Barker,
Mrs. Arthur Remington, Mrs J. r.
Lehmer, Mrs, W, A. Redick, Mrs. Isaac
Coles. Mrs A. L. Reed, Mrs. David Baum,
AIRS. J. n. Baum, Miss sharpe and Miss
Ida Sharpe were guests OF Mrs. Warren
Rogers at a luncheon Friday.
Mrs. Ben RobidouN was hostess at a
pretty card party Saturday afternoon al
her home. 1901 Spencer street, six-handed
suohre being played at seven tables. Pinb
carnations were used about the room aud
assisting Mrs. RObidouH were Mrs John
A. Wakefield. AIRS. John A. Eyler and Mrs
H. II. Cronord.
In compliment TO Mrs. John Patrick OF
wyoming Mira J, ]. Brown ard Miss
Jesnie Brown save a delightful buhei
luncheon Saturday az their residence, lol
south Thirty-seoond aven0e. The table
mas attrsctivoiy decorated with red oRrna.
tioaB ana red candles. Assisting Mrs. Brown
ana AaiEs Brown Werei Mrs Ward Bur,
Eess. Mrs. kenny wyman. AIlss Jessie Mi
lard. Aliss Helen Millard. Miss Nauni,
richardson. Miss Marie Crounse and Mis-,
Falth Potter. About nifty guests, .x6r,
present, the hours OF the luncheon belns
tgiS1 10 20 o'clock.
One OF the enjoyable Affairs OF the weel
IVES the tea and dance given 81 For
Crook Friday afternoon. by the womeT
OF the Thirteenth infantry. about rs,
guests being present. among whom wer,
uasay from Omaha, The han Eas IS
s-AAtiSalS decorated with haga and bunt
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

ms ana light Tefreshments' were served,
Recelving the guests were MIS- r 3.
Pratt. Mrs. Abercrombie. AIRS. Palmer.
Mrs. Ayres. Mrs. stogsdail. Mrs. stone
and Mrs WEIGH The Thirteenth infantry
band played throughout the afternoon,
making tho occasion most delightful.
AIRS. Charles +. Neck entertained the
Indian. club at the Merriam Wednesday
afternoon. Those present were: Mrs.
Cramer, Mrs. Hayward, Mrs. Goulding.
Mrs. Hurford, Mrs. Knapp. Mrs. stanberg,
Mrs. Weigel, Mrs. Seifkin, Mrs. Peters,
Mrs. seigelke. Mrs. shoclke, Mrs. Hansen,
Mrs. salveter, Miss F1tes,- Miss Barman,
Miss stught Miss Nicely, Miss Belle Waug-
berg and Miss Prick. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Weigel, Mrs. seigelke and
Miss Nicely
In honor of her sister, Mrs. Louis
Jaques, Mrs. A. J. Beaten gave a pretty
luncheon Saturday, the decorations and
menu being appropriate to Thanksgiving.
In the center OF the table was basket
OF yellow and white chrysanthemums, and
around the table at alternate places, were
small yellow pumpkins holding red can
dies, and about the room were many
candles also. A large bow OF yellow
satin ribbon. through which sprays of
wheat were thrust adorned the ends OF
the table. and marking the places of the
sixteen guests were small figures Of
Puritan maids, leading turkeys.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
Coming Events.

| Miss Elsie Goetz will entertain the A. o.
T. Bowling club Monday.
| Mrs. J. w, Chapek will entertain the
Social Dozen club next Tuesday.
! The Out vive Dancing club will give q
party at Chambers, Monday evening.
] Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Dale win entertain
| the Harmony card club Saturday even
ing
Mrs T. J. Mahonoy will entertain Sat
urday in compliment to Mrs. Louis Jacques
of Chicago.
The second party Of the Hanscom Park
Dancing club will be given at Chambers,
Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Crawford has issued invita-
tons for a euchre party Wednesday after
noon, December g.
The Park Side Euchrs club will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. Eric T. johnson, 1858
South Thirtieth avenue.
Miss Ella Mae Brown will entertain at
bridge Tuesday, complimentary to Mrs.
Louis Jacques OF Chicago
The Omaha Guards will give a medal
drill, followed by an informal hop, Monday
evening at their armory.
The c. 7. Euchre club will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. r. L. Young. One o'clock lunch
con will precede the game.
Mrs. J. J. Gibson will give a children's
party Monday afternoon for her little
daughter, Miss Hazel Gibson.
Mrs. ]. ]. Brown and Miss jeanne Brown
will give a luncheon Tuesday in honor Of
Mrs. John Patrick OF Wyoming.
The Bridge club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. John L. Kennedy at her
home, 406 South Fortieth street.
Mr., and Mrs. Clinton Miller will enter
tain the Kount8e Place Euchre club Fri
day evening at their home, 1923 writ
street.
An enjoyable affair Of the week will be
the masquerade TO be given Wednesday
evening by the Metropolitan club at its
club rooms
Mrs. ]. w West will give a buffet lunch
con Wednesday in honor. Of Mrs. George
Cowles West, who was formerly Miss Hen
rietta Bartlett.
Miss Gertrude Moorhead will be hostess at
q luncheon Monday. given. in honor of Mrs
Louis Jacques OF Chicago, who is the guest
OF Mrs. A. j. Beaton.
Mrs. Il. NJ McCanfiAhang Wilt Introduce
her daughter, Miss Katherine Mechanic
han, at a tea on the afternoon of Decem-
Der 4, from 8 until 8 o'clock.
Mrs Joseph M Metcalfe will entertain
at luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Clarence Richmond Day, who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith.
The household economics department.
of the woman's club will give a ,kensing-
ton Wednesday afternoon December s, at
the residence OF Mrs. H. L. Beard. 54s
South Twenty-eighth avenue, in place OF
the regular meeting which would occur
Thanksgiving day - '-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
weadinrs ma EnnaEement,..

Mrs. E. H. Hoffman announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Lena e. Hon
man, to Mr.. Frank H. Ware OF Norfolk.
The wedding OF Mr.. Clarke Powell and
Miss Janet Chambers, daughter Of Mr.. J.
X. Chambers, will be one of the events OF
January. ..r
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Smith have
announced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Phoebe Smith, to Mr.. Henry War
ner Pierpont
The wedding of Miss Leila Scribner and
Mr.. Paul Wernher will take place December
II at the new residence OF Mr., and Mrs.
A. w. serlbner, at Thirty-fohrth and
Woolworth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rothschild announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
May, to Mr. Lou Verveer Of Des Moines,
Ia. They will be at home to their friends
Sunday December 3,
AT st. Johns church on Thursday morn
ing occurred the wedding OF DR.. J.. H.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
social CbIt-Chnt.

Mr. and Mrs william Coburn have taken
apartments at the Georgia for the winter.
Mr.. w. B. Meikle expects to leave early
in December for an European trip Of three
months.
Mrs e. V. Lewis and Miss Lewis are eN-
pected home from New York the first week
in December.
Miss Eugene whitmore will be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wiswsll in New
York over Thanksgiving.
Mrs Herbert Z. Gates will leave the first
week in December for New York to spend
the winter. She has engaged apartments
at the Georgia hotel.
Major and Mrs r. s. Wilcox and family
have moved from Kountze Place, where
they have resided for a number OF years
TO 26O1 st. Mary's avenue, the new house
recently erected by Mr.. Warren switzler.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

Tobkln OF Lindsay Neb, and Miss Ella
s. Chace Of South Oinsha IN. Fred
Laurhton attended the groom as best man.
while Miss Agnes Rely acted az maid Of
honor. The bride was gowned in white
batlstc and carried bouquet Of brides
roses and ,smilax, while the bridesmaid
wore a costume of pink cashmere and
carried pink roses. In the evening re-
ception was rendered the young couple
by Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Baker at their
home in South Omaha DR.. and Mrs
Tobkln will be at home after December
10 at their new home at Lindsay, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
CupId,s vfntor,

"Ah, Cupid, you are sad" said;
',Perchance you've found a love untrue
What circumstances Of unltind fate
Can bring this doleful phase 10 viewg'
Then CUPID clenched his little list
And 1ereeiy struck his chubby knee.
FOh, some refortnere," he replied
Have been investigating me.
"A widow and a widower
Ny every art and charm discussed;
And subsequently both agreed
That l was Just common trust
I later met tho little elf,
Who cried aloud In r0guish fun;
'Oh, say, l married those fresh folks
And their INVESTIGATIONS done"
--Perrino Lambert In Woman's Home Com
.panion for September.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
Como md 60 Gossin.

Mrs. Hugo Brandeis is expected home
! from a visit in New York. Q
Mrs. Wilson Low IS expected TO return
from the east this morning.
Miss Juliet Morris has retupned from a
visit of six months in the east,
Mr.. Lou Clarke who has spent the week
in Denver. will return Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Percival has gone to the
Pacific coast to spend the winter
Mrs. f. H. Gaines has returned from a
visit Of several weeks in the east.
Mrs. Harry wilkins will leave Sunday
evening for a short stay in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Fort expect to go to
Chicago Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Longwell have re-
turned from a weeks trip in the Black
Hills.
Mrs. 8. Eiseman Of st. Louis is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. II Newman, 1914
Park avenue.
| Mrs. Hugh McCanfrey and son left
Wednesday for Texas and Mexico to spend
several months.
Mrs Ellen s. Avery Of Petersburg, Neb.,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. M. Martin,
of South Omaha.
Miss Harriet Paul of Henderson, Ia, re-
turned home Saturday after a visit with
Miss Mary Bedwel
Miss Minnie Riley Of Tacoma is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. IT. c. Drummer, Al
North Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Petit, who is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Del strothe, will return to her
home in Milwaukee Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. La Pache Of Denver
are the guests of their mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Martin, and Mrs. ]. d. Clancy.
d Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day has re-
turned from Cincinnati and is again the
guest Of her parents, air. and Mrs. A. B.
Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. f. S. owen and two chill
left Saturday for California to spend a
month.
Mrs. NJ. r. Smith and little daughter,
Miss Helen Cushing Smith Of Roanoke,
Va, have arrived to visit Mrs. Cushing's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. c. Gushing,
at ZOE North Forteth street.
Miss Louis Jacques OF Chicago arrived
Wednesday to spend a fortnight with her
sisters. Mrs. A. ]. Beaton and Mrs. Ar
thur Keeline and Mr.. Jacques will come
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Marion Connell leaves Wednesday
for Chicago to be one of a house party OF
FIVE vassar girls who will spend Thanks
giving with Miss Dorothy Eckhart, who
was, recently the guest of Miss Connell.
Miss Eckhart will. make her debut Fri
day ~ 81 ~ 81
Miss Sadie Bernstein IS expected homo
from the State university Monday evening
to spend Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr.. Lake Deuel. who is attending school
at Lawrenceville, N. j., will spend Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Morton In
New, York,
AFfss pouIdar niapo and organ 5fS Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

me sudden death of Mr.. Herman Kountse
this week was a great SHOCK to his many
friends. and win cause the withdrawal from
society OF many families who occupy a
pFeminent place in the social activities Of
Omaha. Mr.. Kountze, while not taking
part in society for several years, was
nevertheless interested in everything, and
his beautiful hOms at Forest HIN, 90 ad-
mirably suited TO entertaining. was the
scene Of many brilliant gatherings.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

The calendar for Thursday is a blank
ana In the main society will make the
Thanksgiving dinner the chief event. The
foot ball game in the afternoon will un-
doubtedly attract many and several parties
Of enthusiasts have already been made up
70 attend and cheer themselves hOarse,
while the thesters also promise a fayorits
place OF amusement.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

The usual manner of marking the places
of guests at a luncheon was varied by one
of the hostesses OF the week in a clever
and original manner When issuing her
Invitation she slyly found out her friends
fads in the matter OF dress, and when her
guests were .ushered into the dining room
they were informed that their hobby in
dress indicated their places woman
noted for her pretty collars found at her
plate q miniature collar of lace and ribbon
with an original verse attached, while an
other whose feet are always perfectly shod,
located her seat by means OF dainty little
slipper At other plRces were tiny hats,
skirts, pretty little dresses and other
articles.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

Miss Boulder. plano and organ, SIS Nc
Cague building.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

MoNDAY-Qui vive club dance at Chant
bers'; Mrs. J. ]. Gibson, chldren's party;
Omaha guards, medal drill and dance;
Miss Elsie Goetz, A. o. T. bowling club;
Miss Moorehead, luncheon for Mrs.
jacques; Mrs. J. NJ. Cudahy, luncheon for
Mrs. Patrick.
TUEsDAY-C. T. club meets with Mrs.
r.. l. Young; Miss Ella Mae Brown,
bridge for Mrs Jaques: Mrs. j., NJ. Met
4 calfe, luncheon for Mrs. Day; RfFs. ]. i,
brown and Miss Brown, luncheon for
Mrs. Patrick.
WEDNESDA Y--PariS Side FuchFe club
meets with Mrs. y. 7. Johnson; Mrs j.
w. West, luncheon for Mrs. s. 2. West;
Metropolitan club masquerade,
FRIDAY-Iianscom Park Dancing club
party at Chambers'; Mrs. Clinton Miller,
kountze Place EUchre club: Mrs. j. l.
kennedy, Bridge club.
SATURDAY-Mr. and Mrs. ], r. Dale,
Harmony club; Mrs. T. ]. AIahoney enter
tains for Mrs. JaQues.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
SOCIETY NOT VERY ACTIVE

Visiting Women Will 0ooatisp the
Majority Of This Weeks Affairs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

Family Dinners, the Foot Ball Game
ana Theater Are Principal Events
Scheduled for ThanLsEiv-
inc nay.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

The last week, while one Of the most UNI
eyentful society has seen for some time,
vas not quiet There were but few func-
tons of consequence and not many small
AFFAIRS, the one notable event being the
reception Of Mrs. Arthur Brandeis. which
was largely attended and which will be
counted among the most brilliant functions
Of the year. The dance of the Cotillion
club Monday evening attracted the younger
set and was most successful party, auEur-
ing well for the future dances to be given
Under tho management of tho younger con-
tingent. This debutante set we're guests
Of Miss Vessels at a delightful bridge
party Friday evening. The buffet luncheons
Of Mrs. d. NJ. Vinsonhaler and Mrs. ]. J..
Brown and Miss Brown were also num-
berod among the leading events OF the
week, and then there were several club
luncheons and dances and many Informal
little theater and bridge parties given in
honor of Mrs. Louis Jaques and the guests
bf Mrs. Del strother, all of which, although
sman. were very enjoyable,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25
LANDOW

The Eminent German Pianist, will give q
Grand Rectal in First Congregational
church on Tuesday evening Dec. 3, lsoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

One of the novel affairs OF the week was
the baby party given by q young matron
who invited half a dozen friends to lunch
with her and to bring theit babies all OF
whom were under months old. The occa-
sion was very interesting and the mothers
spent a most enjoyable and profitable aft
'gnoon comparing children, relating ex-
foriences, exchanging advice and recon-
tAonding remedies and helps in tho rearing
~ children. rs ss-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

Thanksgiving interferes considerably with
The social doings OF this week. for most
or the women are too busy planning their
sinners for that day and getting ready
FOR the young people who wifi come home
for the holiday to pay much attention to
social functions. Consequently the out
look for the week is not brilliant. no large
nffalr of any. kind being on tho calendar,
The presence IN the city OF Mrs. Louis
5aques of Chicago, fofmerly Miss Anna
ati otcutt and Mrs. John Patrick or wy
olnlng will occasion several luncheons and
card parties and Mrs. Clarence r. Day
will also be the guest Of honor at a lunch
con given by Mrs. ]. d. Metcalf Tuesday.
Another luncheon Of the week will DO that
OF Mrs. J. w. West complimentary TO Mrs,
q. c. West wednesday. outside OF these
Affairs there is little else except club meet
ipgs and dances. +
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-25

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