Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

man Mrs Ed. c Brown, Mrs Gaines,
Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Arnd. Mrs. Gunnonde ana
Miss Gertrude Davenport An elaborate
course dinner was served
Mrs. George Deupree entertained Nednes-
day afternoon at her home, 1874 f1tth ave
nue., the members of the G. M. L. cIub
SX-handed high FIVE was the game OF the
afternoon and prizes were awarded Mrs
J. 7. Vim and Mrs. G. II. Hummer, the
parlors were prettily decorated IN REQ ana
white and d course luncheon was served
Mrs Harry Messner entertained about
twenty of her friends al a valentine party
Wednesday evening. Finch and high hve
prizes were awarded Miss Clara Olson,
Mrs. Nande Bogart, Mrs. James Christen-
son and Mrs. Vive Gunnison. The rooms
were decorated in red and green. A course
luncheon was served.
In honor of Mrs W. II. Frederick, Mrs
Linkey. assisted by Mrs. Spetman, enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Linkey on BLUM street. Those pres
ent were Mrs Arnd, Mrs. Linkey. Mrs
Brown, Mrs NJ c. Gaines. Mrs. J. Hess
and Mrs. Frederick. Cards were played
A daintily appointed luncheon was serveS.
Misses winifred Lindsay and Virginia
friends at a valentine party "Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Lindsay, SiS
Perrin avenue. The rooms were decorated
in Il shower of hearts and valentines. Miss
Lila Ball and Mr.. Glen Mills were victors
in the valentine contest About thirty were
present. Refreshments were served.
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avenue entertained informally at cards
Thursday night in honor Of Mrs. kenney
of Denver. Sixteen were present. High
five was the game Of the evening and
prizes were won bv Mrs. J. 9. Deetkin and
Mr. Al Francis. Each guest was then pro-
vided with an arrow for the heart piercing
contest. In this. Miss Burgess and Mr.
Millard Hoagland were the victors. A
dainty course luncheon was served.
Mrs. d. ]. Mitchell entertained the mem
bers of the Junior Philateas Tuesday after
noon. short program given, con-
sisting of solo by Miss Laura Robinson.
piano solo by Miss Lulu Mccartney, read-
ing by Miss Ruth Anderson, piano solo by
Miss Aura Sweet and reading by Miss
Laura Matthews. After the program re-
freshments were served. Those present
were: Aura Sweet. Edith SaCkrider Lulu
Mccartney, Emma Baldwin. Ruth Ander-
son. Laura Mathews Virgie Shissler Wini-
fred Steinbaugh. Ada Fuller and Blanche
Sweet.
Miss Mabelle English was hostess at an
informal heart masquerade Tuesday even
ing al her home. 1903 Sixth avenue Every
guest represented some kind OF a heart.
The decorations were in red hearts and the
program for the evening was printed on
red hearts The prize for the musical con-
test was won by Mr.. Glen Mills. the valen-
tine contest was won by Miss Mary Egan,
while Mr.. Mills was again victorious in the
Cupid art gallery" contest A dainty
heart luncheon was served. Those present
were Misses Ada Pasenstecher. nellie
Gross Virginia Patton, Rachel Klein. Wini-
fred Lindsay, Grace Smith Mary EEan.
Agnes Pheney; Messrs. Gus Vogeler An
drew Peterson, Glen Mills. Harry Kerney.
Thurman Curry, Dick Egan and John Lee
Visiting officers OF the National Associa-
tion Of Hardware Dealers and Of the Ne
hrasks association were guests Of honor al
banquet Monday night at the Grand
hotel bv the members OF the local assoCia-
ton. The guests OF honor were Messrs
W. p Poga rduE Of Mount Vernon o.
president of the National association; s.
r. Miles of Mason City, Ia. member of the
executive committee of the National associ-
ton. and w. S Wright of Omaha, presi-
dent Of the Nebraska association. Covers
were laid for sixteen. the Others present
being MessrB. w. NJ Glass Omaha: =. G
DeVol, president Of the local assoctsti ton;
Charles Swaine. Charles Maurer w r
DeNOl. George Handschv. T y. Pet ersen
Henry Sperling. Ferd y. Fmpl1e, +. L
Emplrie r. II. Hill /. c. Empkie, E l.
The Clio Ris girls entertained a number OF
their young friends at a valentine party
"Wednesday evening al the home OF Miss
Marie Cornelius. on Seventh street. The
parlor was tastefuly decorated In the clut
colors-blue and gold-While hearts held O
prominent place In the remainder OF the
decorations. High five was the main fea-
ture OF the evening. the prizes being
awarded Miss Helen Gaines and Mr.. VIII
Cutler. A heart luncheon was served al
small tables which were lighted by candles
with heart shades. Those present were
Misses lrma Smith. Vera Speuman, Dora
Spetman Helen Gaines, Leone Pierce, Be
atrice Holloway, Tulare LinEey. Louise
stephan Amanda Buchanan Marie Cor
nelius Bess Sherlock, Nina Sedgwick
Messrs jay Cleaver Grover Beno, New
ton Ferrel. Donald Msyne, Prank Hen
niger, Harold Porter. Roger Cocker vii
Cutler. Paul WadsWorth. Felix Shelter
John Cooper and Allen Sayles
The biggest social event Of the wcel
among the younger set was the dinner
given Friday evening al the Grand hOte
by the Omega Eta Tau fraternity. The
long table In the dining room was q bower
OF orchids and maiden hair Germs. MIR
Felix Shelter presided as tOastmaster and
many witty toasts and anecdotes were
sandwiched in between the courses AT
elaborate six-course dinner was served
Covers were laid for Misses Edith Organ
Hazeltine Covert, Margaret Metcalf Nina
Sedgwick. Hazel Brown. lrma Smith. MARI
Hayden, Vera SpetmRn. Hslsn Walker
/ Ruth Felt TUlare Linkey. Eliza betf
Crane. Louise Stephan. Marie Cornelius
Leone Pierce, Grace Smith, Hazel Arnd
! Gertrude Reed; and Messrs- Felix Sheffier
AyrOn Van Brunt. VIII Cutler Roger
/ Cocker. jay Ciesver, Grover Bsno. Ear
/ Baird Harry Baldwin, John Cooper, New,
ton FerreIl. Emmett Hawkins Franz
Henninger. John LydOn. Albert Meneray
Glenn Mills. ROLAND Otis. Allen Sayles
/ Harry Reynolds and Paul WadEwOrth
Miss May sedgwick acted as chRperone
/ See Lenert'E for a diamond investment