Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-04
Pleasures Past.


Mrs. Harry wilkins entertained at
very pretty luncheon Saturday followed
by bridge. Yellow chrysanthemums
were used in the decorations and covers
were laid for twelve.
The Big Four club entertained at
very unique Halloween party at the
home of Mics Jennie Mole Wednesday
evening. The house was decorated in au-
tumn leaves and jack o. lanterns and the
evening was spent in fortune telling and
guessing contests.
Mrs. W. II. Gates entertained again
Thursday afternoon at kensington, the
decorations being the same as on the pre-
vious afternoon. A guessing contest af-
forded the entertainment Of the afternoon,
the prize being won by Mrs. F. NJ Foster.
The guest list included Mesdames Shepard,
Kelly Ayers Beard, Gathers, Chism. 1. w.
Carpenter, Douglas. Eaton. Fry, Holmes,
Johnson, Lane, Mickey, Martin, Nicholson,
Rich, Scott, Foster, George Wilcox. Chase,
Bedford, Burket and the Misses Lane
Eaton, Pritchard, Smith and Niles Of Fire.
mont.
Miss Tillie Doll entertained at a Hal
loween party Tuesday night at her home.
$500 Jones street The guests were met at
the door by a sheeted ghost, Miss Anna
Alioth, and were conducted TO a fortune
teller, Mrs. NJ. F. Murray, where many
gay and sad events were foretold. The
evening was spent in games and music. The
prizes we're won by Miss Anna Alioth and
Mr.. Clarence Forbes while the BOBBY was
awarded to Mr.. Frank Greener Refresh
ments were served at late hour. Those
present were: Misses Anna Alioth, Lizzie
McCune, Charlotte Noack, Manic Forbes,
Gertrude Schramer, Wallie Jones, Laura
Larson, Ombalena Warned, Kate Rosso
Tilhe Doll, Mrs. M. f. Murray, ir., Messrs
Oscar Boonsta, Leslie Norgard, Clarence
Forbes, Herman Schramer Frank Greener,
Henry Nigard, Fritz Nigard, George Peters,
Edward Peters, John Bando, Tony Bando,
Adam Bando, Earle Reel.
| Mrs w. II. Gates entertained delight
| fully at cards Wednesday afternoon.
High five was the game, the first prize,
a cut glass vase, being won by Mr.. A b.
| Jaquith, and the second, a water-color
picture by Mrs. H. ]. Penfold, while
Mrs. Andrew Traynor was awarded tho
third, a hand-painted plate. The guests
were: Mesdames c. w. Allen, T. w. AL
! len, j. Organs, w. ]. Bradbury, Ed.
Brown, Charles Colby, 3. W. Christie,
Charles Crandall, G. B. Eddy, A. w Ed
mission, Engel Eldridge, H. o. Frederick,
Jacob Fawcett, A. Hoag, c. B. Eelmer, A.
B. Jaquith, C. II. Kelly, Lees, Harry
| Iawrie B. A. McAllster Charles Null
| len, Clinton Miller, David Miller, @ ].
oehiltree, F. S. Owens, d. ]. O,Brien, H.
| ]. Penfold, Paul Patton, +. F. Porter Ben
| Robidoux, William Ross, Andrew Ross, e.
p Smith, Saunders, r. @. Streight,
Stokes, A. Traynor, Williams, Ed. Wilcox.
/ r. s. Wilcox Charles Wilson Ward, Miss
Smith, Miss Fawcett and Miss Powie
One OF the largest .sffairs of the week was
the dance given saturday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur d. Brandeis in honor OF
their niece, Miss Gladys Sloman OF Detroit.
The guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandes, Miss Sloman and Miss Ruth
Brandeis down stairs in the large living
room, which was prettily decorated with
| red berries, and then went upstairs to the
third floor, where dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour Here the decorations con.
sisted of numerous American flags, and red
white and blue bunting. Red berries and
autumn leaves adorned the pillars and
three cosy corners afforded attractive rest.
ing places. The programs were little flags
and the national colors were also carried
out in the refreshments. A striuged
orchestra furnished the mnsic playing q
Hong program Of the latest dance music
About fifty guests we're present, among
them the following from out of town: Miss
sloman of Detroit, Miss Gertrude Friend
of Lincoln, Miss Hirsh of Des Molnes, Mr.
Ralph Lowenthal Of st. Louis, Mr.. Kauf.
man OF St. Louis, Mr. Freiborne of Chi
cago and Mr.. Edgar Pollock of Chicago.