Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
NOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY.

Miss Webster was hostess at a delightful
bridge party Thursday evening the guest OF
honors being Miss Mary Peck of Chicago.
who arrived Thursday to visit Miss
Webster during the Horse show. Bridge
was played at six tables. the prizes being
won by Miss Jeanne Wakefield, Mrs. Joseph
! Barker, Mr. Herbert Wheeler and MI
Arthur Cooley. Those present were; MISS
Ella Mae Brown, Miss Jeanne Wakeheld'
Miss Marie Mohler, Mrs Ella G. Nash, Mr.
Joseph Baldrige, Mr.! Arthur Cooley, MI
Cookie, Mr.. Stockton Heth, Mr.. Harry
O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker, MI
and Mrs w. s. Poppleton, Mr.. and MIS-
Herbert Wheeler Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VII
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Kennedy, MI
: and Mrs. W. o. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. ben
Cotton and Mr. and Mrs. f. n. Conner
The C. r. Euchre club met for the hrst
time Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs j. B. Rahm Luncheon preceded
the game, at which the prizes were won
by Mrs r. l.. Young and Mrs. ]. +. Myers
The next meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. \. WERNER. Thursday afternoon
November 1. Those present were Mrs
/ p. r. McGrath, Mrs. ]. f. Myers, Mrs
r. L. Young. Mrs P. w. Mikesell, Mrs
/ Reed Talmage, Mrs. A. Wernher, MrS
I n. f. Reckard, Mrs Willis Todd. Mrs. Gus
! Epeneter, Mrs. Eugene Ducal, Mrs e. W.
| Arthur and Mrs. J. B. Rahm.
/ The first meeting of the Charmonte club
/ for this season was held Thursday after
/ noon at the home OF Mrs. Frank Craw-
! ford COG South Twenty-seventh street. Six
handed Might've was played at three tables
the prizes being won by Mrs. ]. r. Nc
Donald and Mrs. Guy G. French. The
Misses Nancy Battin and Mae McMenemy
I ~ ,l,st. he NC
prettily decorated with red roses and
palms and the dining room was in yellow,
the table being adorned with a pumpkin
centerpiece filled with autumn fruits and
! yellow candles. The club will meet Sat
urday afternoon, october q with Miss
Mabel stephen.
Mrs. Reynolds Barnum was hostess at
| the meeting OF the Marchionette club
| Thursday afternoon at her home. 52i Park
avenue. An informal guessing contest was
! the amusement Of the occasion, the prize
| being won by Mrs. James p. Cook. Those
present were Mrs. Clifton Is. Hopkins OF
Holdrege, Neb.: Miss KrideIbaugh of AL
! lance Neb.; Mrs. b. F. Trimble, Mrs. I. l..
Combs. Mrs. ]. =. Cooke. Mrs. r. o. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. John Ross, IT,, Mrs A. II. Work
man, w. NJ. Mickey, Mrs. Paul Patton and
Mrs Barnum.
Mrs. Charles Gates entertained at
luncheon Thursday az her home, A5 South
Thirty-ffth street in compliment 10 her
sister, Mrs. NJ. +. Murray. The rooms were
! prettily decorated with autumn leaves and
pink roses adorned the table, while the
places We're marked with violets. done in
water colors The feature of the afternoon
was China shower for Mrs. Murray.
Covers were laid for Mesdames L. J. With
row, II. A. withrow, G. 7. Fraser. ], Ronk.
c. Norton, A. Keaton. A. F. Gates Misses
Alreth, Doll Leila and Gladys Fraser and
Lillian Withrow.
! In honor OF Mrs. Millspaugh OF Topeka,
, Kan, the wife of Bishop Millspaugh, who
is the guest of Mrs +. II. Davis, Mrs. j.
/ S. Brady gave a handsomely appointed
luncheon at the Country club Thursday.
Covers were laid for fifteen guests.
The opening party for the season of the
. Et-a-Virp club held at Chambers
academy Thursday evening. about nrty
couples enjoying a long program OF dances.
Punch was served throughout the evening
in the lobby. The next party will be Thurs
day evening, November l.
There will probably be a number Of din
ners at the Country club Saturday evening.
as the last table d'hote dinner of the sea-
son will be served at o'clock. followed by
f. dancing The two golf teams, capitalized
by Messrs F. II. sprague and F. II. Gaines.
! will dine after the match Of the afternoon,