Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16

fraternity are making preparations TO give
their annual ball December 3. and are
proceeding IN a way that promises brill
liant affair for the younger set Of the city
The dance will be given at the Grand hotel.
Invitations are out for about 100 couples.
The Sweet Sixteen Card club was enter
tained Thursday evening by Roy Palmer
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Nc
Cune. 20 Graham avenue. The evening was
spent at high five. A three-course luncheon
was served after the game. The rooms
were decorated with chrysanthemums. Miss
Mabel Hoagland will be the next hostess.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, ns South First
street, was greatly surprised by the arrival
Of all her children at the family residence
Thursday evening In celebration Of her
65th birthday. She was presented with
many beautiful presents in honor of the
occasion and a big dinner was brought by
the merry-makers which made the feature
a most enjoyable one.
The Economical Card club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. L. Jones,
l4 Knepper street. The club prizes were
the largest number Of scores and Mrs.
/ Spare, who was awarded second trophy.
After the game two-course luncheon was
served. The club Will be entertained next
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Wesley, u2
Angle avenue.
The Oakland Avenue club and the Ideal
club were entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Lewis Cutler, 124 Blur street.
The front and back parlors were decorated
in blue, white and gold, they being the
colOrs of the two clubs After the meet
| ing a two-Course luncheon was served.
] The dining room was decorated in red.
/ Mrs. Henry Cutler Miss lrma and Miss
/ Edna Smith assisted in the dining room.
! The members of the Seven O'Clock Bridge
club were delightfully."- entertained at DIN
ner Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Shepard. The after
| dinner hours were spent at bridge. The
/ prizes were awarded to the parties having
/ the highest score for the last six evenings
! They were awarded to Mrs. w, w. Sher.
! man, who won the first ladies' prize, and
Mr.. Wallace Shepard, who won the hrst
/ gentleman's prize, the consolation prize
! being awarded to Mrs. II. w. HaZelton.
] The next hostess will be Mrs. HaZelton,
/ who will entertain the club after Christmas
/ The members Of the Congregational
/ church celebrated Forefathers' day Thurs
day evening by giving a colonial supper In
the church parlors. regular New Eng
land dinner was served by the young women
| as POSTMASTER. THE Home Guard" was
| responded to by Mr.. Victor E. Bender;
The Town Meeting by Mr.. c. +. Kimball
| The Women of the Mayfiower' by Mrs.
| J. w. Squire, and THE Meeting House" by
! DR.. o. o. Smith. The opening number was
the singing Of plymouth Rock and the
program was ended with the singing Of
| America"
Miss Anna williams, daughter of Mrs.
Minnie Williams, SIG Commercial street
and Louis HSnsen were united in marriage
Tuesday noon at the residence of Rev
James C'May, who conducted the cere-
mony. only immediate relatives were pres
ent at the wedding. After the ceremony
the newly welded couple went to the
home OF the brides mother, where we'd
ding dinner served. They then went
to their home on East Broadway, where
they were surprised by about 100 friends
who were gathered at the house to help
make merry the evening. Dancing proved
the feature Of the evening, during which
refreshments were served. Mrs Hansen
has been a teacher in the Washington Ave.
nue. school for number Of years