Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18
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Inc hountze Place High Five club was
entertained Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. J. H. Fisher.
The resident students of Brownell hall
entertained small dancing party Satur-
day evening at the Hall
omikron Alpha Pi fraternity gave an
other enjoyable dancing party Saturday
evening at Chambers academy.
The members Of the Harmony c, h were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Van Court
Saturday evening at their home on Writ
street
Miss Catherine Thummel entertained a
party of twelve young friends at a matinee
party at the Boyd Saturday afternoon in
celebration Of her 18th birthday.
A party of Omaha club women is planning
a trip TO Cuba, expecting to be absent
about three weeks Among them will be
Mrs. G. r. Glover and Mrs. Fred Crowley
1t will leave Tuesday morning for New
Orleans. where It will spend two day. Of
Mardi Gras week and then sail for Havana.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ritter entertained the
Coffee Kranchen at her home. 2OO3 Farnam
street Thursday afternoon The prizes
were won by Mrs. Sturz and Mrs Tipke
The guests were Mesda'~ ~ Richard, Beck
man, Fruhart Jobst. I.r . Sturz. Stoecker
Boomer, Tipke. Tibbens, Schmitz. Nagle
specht, Kroht. Epenneter, Schaeffer.
DR.. and Mrs. w. n. Dorward enter
tained for their daughter and son. Miss
Beatrice Cole and Mr.. Joseph j. Dorward,
at a Valentine party The decorations
were emblematic Of st. Valentines day
The evening was spent in valentine games
and music, after which luncheon was
served. Those attending were Misses
Marguerite Havens, Irene Eton, Marie
Southland, Geraldine CIapp. Corinne Les
sell, Nellie Howard, Marguerite Busch
Edith Fisher, Clara Barnes, Emma Hoff-
man. Irene Kessler Helen Rlepen, Marjorie
Schram. Messrs. Bret Mccullough, Jerome
Heyn, Fred Hoffman. Albert Busch Ray
mond Anderson. Howard Roe. Howard Fin
layson. George Bushman Walfred wyk-
man, Harry De Lamatre Edward O'Brien.
Morris Blish. Harold Thorn, Gilbert Barnes
One of the unique and largest luncheons
of the winter was given Saturday by Mrs.
Frank Halter at the Lininger home at
Eighteenth and Davenport streets. about
eighty guests being present. The four
tables representing the four SEASONS of tire
year were laid In the art gallery The
spring table was decked with violets. sum-
mer with roses, autumn with autumn
leaves, wheat and corn. and winter with
holly and rhine. Miss Merriam. Miss
Thomas. Miss Galloway OF Eau Claire.
Wis. and Miss Jaynes presided at the
spring table; Mrs. w. B. Willard, Mrs.
Charles Martin. Miss Margaret Wood and
Miss Marie Coffman at the summer table:
Mrs. Halter, Mrs. Reba Morgan Mrs.
| George Beecher and Mrs. F. II. Cole at
the autumn table. and Madam Powell. Mrs.
George Barker, Mrs. Lacy and Mrs James
Van Nostrand at the winter table Besides
fthe flowers there were other clever sug-
| Aestions OF the season employed in work.
| ing out the decoration. Following the
| lNncheon n program was given In the
| driving rooms. The women present wero:
Mrles r. c. Hayes, Spratlen. Vinsonhaler,
| Y, c, McShane, Sorenson, Scobie. FL NJ
| Bui hnell of Lincoln, Foley, K. A. Cudahy.
| j. NJ. Cudahy, Munger Beaton. Roach.
I Robert Gilmore, Doup, warriok, L. Wake
/ ley Weeks, B. F. drummer, w. II. Clark.
Victor Caldwell, N. Merriam, Fred Davis,
Rugg. Henry Wyman. Andrew Rosewater.
Harry Burnley. H. T. Clarke, jr: ]. w.
Griffith, George Martin. Banckcr, Charles
Martin, Frank Martin. Wells F. West
brook Ed Hart, w. ]. Connell Thoma
Mcshane, w. b. Willard, II. S. Jaynes,
:. W. Ihomas. w. II. CARAT. s. A. Nc
Whorter' Whitmore, Morgan. Beecher. F.
oole' A. j. Love, w. F. Allen, Silver.
| George Palmer, Pinto, c. c. Allison. Rich
ard Carrier. Ellis. T. j. Mahoney. Robert
Smith Aycrigg, Borglum, Warren Black
Wen Fred Davis, w, Smith. Dempster
h w Connell. f. A. Benson, Powell. Van
Nostrand, Barker. G. Barker. Whit. r. c.
Moore Hertche, Samuel Burns. Holm
BRADY Williams, Lawrence. Caldwell GIL
nert Dodge. Weitzel. Cleavland. He,b
Lacy w A. Paxton. Hartford. Balbach,
bishop' Parker. Misses Jaynes. Wood. Gal
io"ay, Thomas. drummer ana Coffnan.