Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
Jarvis. Phone 1856 All liquors pure.
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Club Meetings Occupy IA Most Con-
RpIcuous PInCe.


Mr.. and Mrs l. A. Casper have returned
from their winters sojOurn in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cass leave Monday
morning for an extended visit to Colville
Wash.
The Proto card club will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Adolph Beno
2O5 Frank street.
Mrs. Hugh hamilton of Montana is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. c. S. Andrews, on
MOningside avenue
The c. NJ. L. club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Frank
Knest, 733 Mil street.
Mrs. Clara G. Brown and daughter
Eleanor, left Wednesday afternoon for an
extended trip to Seattle, Wash.
Mrs, Flora Jensen and children Of Wa
hoo Neb, are the guests of Mrs. Jensen's
sister, Mrs. Otto Vogeler, lDl7 Sixth avenue.
Mrs. T. A Barker of this city has gone
to Denver, Colo, where she will visit
her father and brother for two or three
weeks.
a theater party Wednesday evening at the
Hoyd in honor of Mr.. and Mrs J. Went
worth Carse,
Mr. j. L. Wallace of Denver, Colo, who
has been the guest of his mother and sis
ter on Mil street for some time, returned
to his home Friday evening.
Mrs. George 4. Hulette, 4j7 Park avenue,
left Wednesday afternoon for Los An
geles Cal, whore she Will visit with her
daughter Miss Gertrude Hulette.
Miss Minnie Robinson of 1O3 South Sew
enth street entertained Friday evening at
a miscellaneous shower In honor OF Miss
Lyme Martin, whose wedding will take
place in the near future.
DR.. 7. b. Lacey Mr.. Henry Atkins and
two weeks trip to Canada. Their stay
was shortened on account Of the Condi-
tion OF Mrs Atkins health.
Mr.. j. Wentworth Carse and family of
Deadwood, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Potts and family of Lincoln Neb.. and
Mr.. John Carse, who is attending the Ne
braska state university, are the guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Carsc,
1000 Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Carse, 100 Fourth
avenue, participated in very happy re-
past week, the occasion being the removal
OF their eldest son, Mr.. ]. Wentworth
Carse, from Ieadwood, S. D., to Evans
elected cashier of the Evanston National
bank
Mrs. Frank CapeIl. 4O5 Glen avenue, en-
tertained the members Of the 800 club
Friday afternoon at her home. Luncheon
was served at l o'clock, after which the
guests were the participants I'm a game
Of cards, The prizes We're awarded to
Mrs, Charles Sayles, who held the highest
prize.
Mrs. George Wesley, I12 Angle avenue
was hostess OF the Economical Card club
Friday afternoon at her home. The aft
ernoon was delightfully."- spent at cards
Mrs. A. Mitchell being the winner of the
hrst prize and Mrs. Hahn the second prize.
The club will have as its hostess Friday
afternoon, Mrs. c. II. Gilbert, lIO4 Fifth
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Gunnison Of All South
First street were rendered a farewell sur
prise party Friday evening bv about
twenty Of their friends. The evening
was spent al games and music A beauti-
- suNer ChaHng dish was presented to
MT. and Mrs. GunnisOn, who will leave
saturday for California where they viii
make their home.
The Klattpr kIuh was aptartatpaa Trrta,.-
AFTERNOON by Miss Ada Sargent at he-
home, Sl7 Second avenue. The afternoon
was spent al siN-hand euChre Mrs Cutler
bheing awarded the first prize and Miss
Nina Meyers the second prize The
guests prize was awarded 10 Miss Blanch
Van Brunt. Dainty refreshments were
( served az the close OF the game
Mrs. Wallace Shepard, 6l9 Fifth avenue
entertained the members Of the EuchTe
club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Koker OF
Smcago was awarded the guests prize and
. Mrs. Charles Woodbury. the club prize
.'.r fhr prizes were awarded dainty re-
Treatments were served The club Will
be entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
: b. n Sargent, Sl7 Second avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Black entertained
the members 81 the Beatrice club Friday
evening at their home. Twenty-four mem.
bers We're present The rooms were taste,
tully decorated with roses. A dainty
luncheon was served, after which mo.
gressive high five was participated in
Mrs A. +. Fair being awarded the nrst
prize and Mr.. Moreno the second prize
The hook Lovers club was ENTERTAINED
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs F. T. True
s-5 Second avenue. The subject Of dls
cussion was George Meredith In comnarl
son with Browning and George Elliot
Refreshments were served at the close 0
the meeting. The club will meet Wednes
day afternoon AT the home OF Mrs True
Elizabeth Barrett Browning being the sub
Ject OF discussion
The Flortdora card club was entertaine,
Ihursday afternoon by Mrs. William Dent
80 Seventh avenue. Tho afternoon VA
spent at cards Lirs. CrImb being awardei
the nrst prize and Mrs. Mullinger the sec