Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-29
HorEs ON OMAHA SOCIETY.


day, preceded by bridge. The prizes were
won by Mrs. e. NJ. Morsman and Mrs. ].
A. Horbacb. The. guests were seated at
one large table, which had for a center
piece a basket of small purple blossoms.
while from the candelier to the corners
of the table asparagus fern was gracefully
festooned. Small baskets of violets marked
the places of Mrs. II. w. Yates. Mrs. ]. A.
Horbach. Mrs. Bourke, Mrs. Clement
Chase, Mrs. ]. A. Dempster, Miss Allen.
Mrs. zalinski, Mrs. T. J. Whit Mrs. ]. r.
Scobie. Mrs. c. N. Dietz. Mrs. F. p. Klrken-
dali, Mrs. J. s. Brady, Mrs. z. NJ. Mors-
man, Mrs. e. s. Westbrook and Mrs. Hoff
An engagement OF interest to many
Omaha people is that of Miss Olga Lam
hofer, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lam
hofer of Schuyler, TO Mr.. George A. Char
tiers of Chicago. which was announced Sat-
urday at beautiful luncheon given at the
residence of Miss Lamhofer in Schuyler.
The decorations were prettily carried out
in pink, the table having for a CENTER
piece a mound OF pink roses, over which
was suspended a white dove. holding the
pink satin ribbons which extended to the
places OF the guests. The lights were
shaded with pink, and pink roses were
used about the room. Among the guests
were a number of young women from
Omaha, who are visiting Miss Lamhofer.
The bride-to-be has been a request visitor
in Omaha and has many friends here.
In honor OF her guest, Mrs Merle Hun
ter-Collins of Kingisher, Okl., Mrs. John
r. Mcdonald gave a delightful informal
tea Thursday afternoon, about nifty Or
sixty guests being present. The rooms
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red roses. ferns and palms being used,
witt. red candles. In the dining room the
table was adorned with a centerpiece of
red roses and red shaded candles. Assist
ing throughout the rooms were Mrs Joel
Wright Mrs. Charles Woodland, Mrs B.
w. Christie. Mrs. B. Lynn Kemper, Mrs.
Charles Mcdonald, Miss Katherine Nc
Menemy and the Misses Luella and Claire
Vierling.
In honor OF Mrs. Brewster of Atlantic.
Ia, and Miss Keller OF Ohio Mrs. II. l..
Combs gave a delightful luncheon Thurs
day at her home in Dundee. The table,
prettily decorated with cosmos and Gle
| mats, was laid for Mrs. Brewster, Miss
Keller. Mrs. A. II. Workman. Mrs John
Ross. jr.; Mrs. W. NJ. Mckay. Mrs C. w.
| Blixt and Mrs. Combs.
MI anu Mfs- hermann bcnaener have is
sued invitations for the wedding of their
daughter. Louise. TO Mr.. Otto NJ Foshel.
which viii take place Thursday evening,
October II.
Mrs. L. r. Crofoot and children are ex-
pected home from a lengthy sojourn on
the Massachusetts coast early in October.
Miss Miriam Patterson and Mr. Fred
Patterson left Thursday for Washington,
ID. c.. where Miss Patterson viii attend
Cathedral school and Mr.. Patterson will
re-enter the Annapolis naval academy.
Mrs. Guy Howard and Miss Helen How
ard have taken apartments in New York
FOR the winter, and Mr.. Otis Howard has
returned TO Cornell university.
Another Of the enjoyable entertainments
in the series Of entertainments planned by
the amusement committee Of the Country
club was given Thursday evening, Mr..
Frank Martin. who is a very skillful
sleight-of-hand performer. giving a clever
exhibition. while the Elks quartette OF
Council Bluffs sang several numbers The
affair was well attended and proved very
enjoyable. A table d'hote dinner preceded
the luncheon. many small dinners being
given. One Of the largest dinners was that
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Westbrook, who
entertained DR.. and Mrs r. c. Moore Mr..
and Mrs. Victor White. Mrs. Kate w. AL
len and Mrs. s. n. coburn OF San Fran
cisco. Miss De Wolfe. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Yost
had ten guests at their table and Mr.. and
Ars. A. Remington entertained party Of