Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-10
Pleasures Past.


Dixon Of Arlington, Miss Mabel Davies Of
Lincoln and Richard J. Skanke Of Omaha.
Pleasures Past.
Misses Jennie and Sarah Aver of 1923 Lo-
Gust street entertained at a handkerchief
shower Friday evening for Miss Lucille Wal
worth, one. Of the June brides.
Mrs N. II Nelson and Miss Hazel Iiv
ingstone gave a most delightful porch party
and musicale Friday evening One hundred
and twenty-five guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Getschmann enter
tanned few friends informally at their
home on South Tenth street last evening
The evening was spent at cards. followed
by refreshments.
Misses Jennie and Sarah Aver enter
tanned at a handkerchief shower on Friday
evening for Miss Lucille Walworth. Origi-
nal poems which accompanied each hand
kerchief furnished the principal amuse-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hunt entertained the
forty members of the First Congregational
church choir most delightfully."- yesterday
afternoon at Mime Lusa pumping station
The afternoon was pleasantly spent with
tennis and games and a basket lunch was
served late In the afternoon.
Mrs. Allen Robinson, Mrs. w. ]. c. Ken
yon. Miss Ada Kirkendall, Miss Jeanne
Wakefield and Mrs. viii Hayward of Ne
braska City were the guests OF Mrs. Her
bert Wheeler yesterday afternoon at an
Informal bridge party given for'Mrs. Hay
ward.
Dr. and Mrs. I.amoreaux entertained al
dinner Thursday evening complimentary t.
Miss Mary Hartnett Murray from Kansas
City. Plates were laid for Miss Mary Hart
nett Murray, Miss Hazel Livingstone, Mr.
Brayton Sarson, DR.. and Mrs. Robert E
Iamoreaux and Mr.. Douglas Palmer Lam
| oreauX.
Robert Manley and Warren Hills en-
| tertained at dinner at the Field club last
evening in honor of Miss Edith Dumont
| and Arthur Smith Covers were laid fol-
| Miss Dumont, Miss Linn Carpenter, Miss
Bertha Phillppi Miss Elizabeth McCoh
| nell. Miss Lena Fricke of Plattsmouth
Arthur Smith, Mr.. Manley, Mr.. Hills ant
Messrs. Ray and Jack Dumont
In honor Of Miss Hubbard. who leaves
Friday for Europe, Mrs. Victor B. Cald
well gave a pretty luncheon yesterday
The table, decorated with field flowers
was laid for Miss Hubbard, Mrs Free
Montgomery, Mrs. Offutt Mrs. NJ. T. Bar
low, Mrs. George Voss, Mrs Bourke. Mrs
T. L. Ringwalt, Miss Lands. Mrs. Haver
stick, Mrs. Clement Chase, Mrs Lauri
Childs and Mrs. Caldwell.
The executive committee OF the Brownel
Hall Alumnae association gave buffe
luncheon to- about forty members of tn
alumnae at Trinity cathedral parish hous
yesterday, The rooms were prettily decor
ated with roses and syringa Following tn
luncheon business meeting was held. fol
lowed by a meeting in the chapel at whic
addresses were made by several OF the Wis
iting bishops and clergy. after which thos
present adjourned to the parish house
where a social hour was held. The mem
beers Of the executive committee are Mes
danes ], w. Towle. Carter. Voss. Geors
c. Smith, Barlow, Watkins and Philip Pot
ter, president.
In honor OF her niece Miss Mona Town
send, who Is &c be married June 20 I
, Homer Shesrcr Miss Bessie Townsen
gave a delightful card party and line
shower yesterday afternoon. High FIVE wa
the game OF the afternoon, The room
were prettily decorated with pink rose
and the dining room was in red, red rose
being used on the table. while suspende
! over the table was a large japanese un
i brella, to which the gifts were attsche
with red ribbons. Those present wei
Miss Mona Townsend. Miss Bessie Towr
send, Miss Nell Perrine, Misses Mann
! and Minnie Pritchsrd. Miss Claire Nortl
Tup, Miss Letta RohrbouEh, Miss Katherir
I Perrine. Miss Townsend, Mesdames r.
Hart, Joseph Polcar, H. F. Shearer, Va
, Dorm, H. c. Townsend, George Perrine an
| c. II. Townsend.
The first OF the many affairs 10 be give
in honor of Miss Edith Dumont was
? porch party and handkerchief shower give
. yesterday afternoon by Miss Lynn Ca
penter at the beautiful home OF the Ca
r penters in Bemis Park. The spacious pore
r was fitted up with rugs and hammocl
and decorated with flowers, and late in Il
afternoon dainty refreshments were serv,
on the veranda. The handkerchlefs we
E hidden about the lawn. each hiding pla
D being represented by the name of a son
list OF which was given Miss -Dumor
/. who hunted for the handkerchiefs. II
y amusement Of the afternoon was the vii
ing OF poems about the guest OF homo
each line beginning with a letter Of h
r name The guests were Misses Dumor
y Philippi, Mcconnell. Fricke OF Plattsmout
= Turkey, Bowen, Keyes. Alice Buohana
Mary Kreider. Marie Mcshane, May M
e Menemy. Margaret Honeywell and Blanc
T Garten of Lincoln, Bertha White; Me
J. danes w. d. Reed. Edgerly. sunderlau
n Paul Hosgland. Charles Montgomery, sps
z ling, Dumont, Brace Fonda and Drap
Smith.