Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
IO1Es On OMAHA SOCIETY

Moorhead at ia South Thirty eighth ave-
nue. was the scene OF beautiful dancing
party Friday evening the event being the
formal introduction of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Moorhead, who graduated from Smith
college last June. In honor Of the &C.
casion the rooms were beautifully decor
ated. the flowers sent to the debutante
being arranged here and there, while the
hall and stairway we're banked with ferns
and greens and the chandeliers we're en-
twined with asparagus ferns. There
was little decoration on the lower
floor, which was canvassed and
used for dancing, the main decorations
being upstairs on the third foor where
supper was served. Here color scheme
OF pink and green was carried out, the
walls being hung with southern smilax
and asparagus ferns, while the large serv-
ing table was adorned with a tall basket
Of pink chrysanthemums and ferns, tied
with pink maline, and the small tables
we're alternately ornamented with pink
shaded candles and small baskets of pink
roses, tied with smart bows of pink tulle.
The guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Moorhead, Miss Ruth MOorhead and Miss
Elizabeth Moorhead. who arrived Friday
from Smith college to attend the debut Of
her sister. Miss Ruth Moorhead wore a
beautiful gown Of pink radium silk, elabor-
ately trimmed with valenciennes lace and
cluny medallions, and Miss Elizabeth Moor
head was attired in a gown of pink jussi
cloth, trimmed with rosebuds. Mrs. Moor
head was gowned I'm black renaissance lace
over white satin. and Miss Moorhead in
white chiffon cloth over yellow. The guest
list included: Judge and Mrs. Vnsonhaler,
Captain and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Low, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Westbrook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Burns, jr, MIR. and Mrs. Ben
Cotton, MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Swobe, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
George, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keeline, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Beaten,
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
I. Clarke, r., MIR. and Mrs, J. A. c..
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Kinsler, Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Kinsler, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. McGilton, Mr..
and Mrs. Caldwell Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Kip
linger, Mr.. and Mrs. Powell. Mr. and Mrs.
Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds; Miss
Lucille Hayden, Miss Mary Hayden, Miss
Peck, Miss Waterman, Miss Mohler, Miss
Morgan, Miss Wood Miss Johnson, Miss
Scribner, Miss Barton, Miss Edmiston, Miss
Turkey, Miss Kennard Miss Christie, Miss
Wallace, Miss Brady Miss Kirkendall, Miss
Mary Lee McShane, Miss Coburn, Miss
Thomas Miss Baker Miss Mabel Mari,
Miss Lewis, Miss Frances Martin, Miss
Higginson, Miss Mcconnell. Miss Webster,
Miss Coad, Miss Coffman, Miss Wakefield.
Miss Lomsx, Miss Williams, Miss Potter,
Miss Swtzler Miss Chambers, Miss Cooley.
rege, Miss French, the Misses Congdon,
Miss Kloke Miss Davis, Miss Connell, Miss
Merriam, Miss Dale, Miss Comstock, Miss
McClanahan, Miss Hamilton, Miss Ella
Mae Brown, Mr. Haskell, Mr.. Gould D1etz.
Mr.. Lee Mcshane. Mr.. Magee, Mr.. Paul
Gallagher, Mr. Pierpont, Mr.. Powell, Mr..
Updlke, Mr. Lee Kennard, Mr.. Charles
Beaton, Mr.. Bauman, Mr.. Rob Burns, Mr..
Ed Cudahy, jr., Mr.. E. l. Cudahy, Mr..
Weber of Chicago, Mr.. Harry Mccormick,
Mr.. Ezra Willard, Mr.. George Redick, Mr..
Chat Redick, MIR. Barton Nullard, Mr..
Lewis, Mr.. VIII Coad, Mr.. Dick Coad, Mr.
Junius Brown, Mr.. Byrne, Mr.. Ed Creigh-
ton, Mr.. Lou Clarke. Mr.. Robert ShiverlcR,
Mr.. Gregory, MI Baldrige, Mr.. Cope, Mr..
Harry Turkey, Mr.. Darling, Mr.. Heth, Mr..
Tom Davis Mr.. Frank Wilhelm Mr. Rob
ert Morsman, Mr. Baker, Mr. Larson. Mr..
Lyman, Mr. Scott of Denver, Mr. VIII
schnorr of Council Bluffs, Mr. Paterson,
Mr.. Bryant Rogers, Mr. Roy Wood, Mr..
Ben Wood, Mr.. Hal Yates, Mr.. Jack Du-
mont, Mr.. Ray Dumont, Mr.. Lyman Peck,
Mr.. Allan Hamilton, Mr. Lewis I.oring.
Mr.. Brinker, Mr.. lessen, Mr.. Hugh Nc
Whorter, Mr.. Gapen, Mr.. Gaylord Martin.
Mr.. Ed George. Mr.. Frank Pollard. Mr.,
Van Tassell, Mr.. Cookie Mr. Jack Baum.
Mr.. Clayton, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Engler, Mr..
Comstock, Mr.. Austin Collett, Mr.. Paul
Wernher, Mr.. Woodward and Mr.. Arthur
Rogers.
Mrs 7. A. Fry entertained at cards Fri.
day afternoon, high five being played at
eight tables and the prizes being won by
Mrs. f. f. Porter, Mrs Carl Woodwork
and Mrs G. E. VIM. The rooms were dec.
GRATED with profusion of pink roses
palms and asparagus ferns, while pink.
shaded candles, in silver candelabra were
used on the tables when refreshments were
| served.
In the evening Mr. and Mrs Fry enter.
tanned at high five, twelve tables being
employed for the game, at which the prfze,
were won by Mrs. w. H. Wigman. Mrs
G.. H, Kelly. Mrs. Edgar Allen. Mr.. Harry
Brisbln, Mr.. Robert Rosenzweig and Mr.
F. F. Porter. Mrs. Fry was assisted by
her daughters at both parties and the
musical selections furnished by violin and
piano on both occasions were an ENJOYABLE
| feature.
Miss Blizlbeth Fry, who is attending tn,
/ university at Lincoln, arrived home Fri
day to spend the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Fry.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Ford were pleasant,
surprised at their home on South Tent
street Thursday evening by a party o,
! friends the evening being spent with card,
and dancing The guests We're: Mise,
johnson, Woodruff, BeurvaH, Dlmmel
Messrs Atchensen. Bassett, BeurvaII
Gross, Cunningham. Harton, jay: Messrs
ana Mosdames Gates, Paird, Henry. Palmer
johnson, Hodlaud, Peterson Ryan, Wood
| run and Hunzinker.
In honor OF Mrs D. f. Thompson Of Lin
coin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Baum entertaina,
at bridge Friday evening. The game wa
played at four tables and the prizes wer
won by Mrs. a. L. Reed, Mrs. Greene n
Lincoln and Mr.. 4. G. Beeson.