Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-13
Number of Pleasant Social GATHERINGS
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/ NUMBER OIL Fleaeant SOcIaA
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| Mrs w. G.. Morris left Sunday for visit
at Quincy, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Kemp are home from
a visit with relatives at Woodbine, Ia.
The Flower Mission will meet Wednesday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oliver Pat
| terson.
Miss Rhea Warner of Persia, Ia. is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs c. H. warner or
| Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Highly of St. Louis
were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
| L. Halleshouse.
Council Bluffs lodge of Elks has issued
invitations for a. dancing party Wednesday
| at its club house.
Miss Clara wallrof of Mankato, MINI.
| is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Gus Weber, rs
/ South First street.
Mrs, Katherine Lounsberry and daughter.
Miss Frances Bridges. left Wednesday for
their home in San Diego, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Squire left Friday even
Ing for New York. stopping en- route at
Washington for a visit with friends.
Miss Addie and Miss Evoline Edgerton
where they will remain for some time.
Mrs. George A. Robinson, 7O3 South Sew
| enth street. had as her guest for the past
week. Mrs. Woodbury. of Ashland, Neb.
Mrs L. p. Butler and daughter, Miss
Joy, of Woodbine, are the guests OF Mrs.
| James Storrier, 223 North Twelfth street.
Mrs. H. S. Linn of Kansas City, who has
been visiting her sister, MRS; cara -
|
| urday.
Miss Cora Church. who has been spending
| a month in this city with friends, returned
| to her home at st. Johns Mich, Friday
| afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marine. 241O Avenue
| C, returned Monday from a two weeks visit
with the formers parents ana lrlehus III
| Colorado Springs.
| Mrs. Lewis cutler entertained the Ideal
| club at her home, l24 Bluff street, TUESDAY
| afternoon. Refreshments were served dur
| ing the afternoon.
The Misses Myra and Frances Hutchin-
son of Franklin avenue, left Monday even,
Ing, the former for Jacksonville, ILL.,, ana
| the latter for Clifton Hill. Mo.
/ Mr. and Mrs. w. Farrand and children
of 2225 Avenue b are home from New York
| and other eastern points, where Mrs: Far
| rand has been for the last four weeks.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
| home of Mrs. Matthew FINLEY at a card
party which will be the first of the series
that will be given this winter.
Mrs John Martin and daughter, Miss
Thelma, of Ceresco, Neb., returned to their
home the first of the week after spending
the holidays with the family of Mr.. George
A. Robinson at 7O3 South Seventh street.
| One of the successful functions of last
week was the annual ball OF council BUTTS
armory Thursday night. over 400 couples
were In attendance to enjoy the excellent
program OF dances.
j Miss Ellen Organ entertained informally
Monday evening at a five-course dinner In
honor OF Mr.. Morgan Cutler, who returned
TO Chicago university Monday night. The
rooms were very prettily decorated with
palms and pink roses.
Miss Georgia Mitchell entertained the
Klatter Klu6 Fiday Afternoon ter rn miss A a1d
Mrs. II. II. Pinney was awarded the prize
for the "twenty-hand." Refreshments were
served at the close of the game.
Mrs. c. r. Cornelius, 500 South Seventh
street entertained the c. NJ. l.. club and
their friends and husbands Wednesday even
ing There were about seventy guests
presey,t. Refreshments were served during
} the evening. The house was decorated in
} pink and green.
Mrs. r. c. Edgerton, 9OS Franklin avenue.
noon at her home. Mrs w. Piper won
,, the first prize and Mrs; George Roberts
J was awarded the second prize. The club
, will be entertained January p by Mrs.
Schmidt of Grace street.
The Atlas club was entertained Tuesday
&tter1oon st the home Frst of . Mss
Jacob Sims gave account OF the current
events. Mrs. Glenn Kimball entertained at
music. Mrs. Clifford gave very pleasant
account of St Petersburg and Mrs. Moore
-, of Vienna
Mrs. Claude b. Matthai entertained the
Economical Gard club Friday T aItetnoon IA az
Mitchell was awarded the first prize and
Mrs Jones the second prize. LuncheoT
was served after the game. Mrs. H. =
Bliss S72 Lincoln avenue, will be the
hostess next Friday afternoon.
:. The 500 club was entertained Friday az
: avenue. Mrs stillwen was awarded the
{ first prize at cards and Mrs. Francisconi
! was awarded the consolation prize. Lunch
e con was served at the close OF the game
>. | Mrs. w Meigs of Sixth avenue will en-
terrain the club next Friday afternoon.
g Mrs F. H. circuit go Oakland avenue, en-
) tertained at a prettily appointed : oeiocl
Il dinner Friday evening In honor OF her son
) Mr., Louis circuit. The invited guests wer
> Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons, Miss Parsons
| Miss Edwards, all Of whom were from
Is Omaha; MT. Charles Tulleys. Miss May Tll
legs, Miss Julia Tullis, Miss AllwoTth, Mis-
y" Callahan. Mr.. Louis Whitehead and DR.
ie Claud Lewis.
= | tained Thursday afternoon In honor or ne
., son Willis twelfth birthday, which wa
., attended by number OF young tolk s
le of the afternoon. after which the part!
N proceeded to the dining room, where
81 Mpc eio was sssisted by MIS- II G. Bis.
Miss Anna Bell and Mrs. f. II. OFT.
J. A pretty home wedding occurred sundS
at noon at the home OF MT and Mrs, I
II parties being Mr.. f. NJ. Osborne and Mis-
In Bertha w Jones, DR.. o. o.. Smith ofhciat
Ing in a 1ss Fends q The only SOuPs
le from Genoa, Neb.. where the groom IL
m successful business man Among the guest
Valley.
T. Miss Agnes Forsyth, a niece OF Mn
he I Henry Rishton. and for a number OF year
~ resident and teacher of this city, wa
VI united in marriage Saturday morning I
4 Mr.. Roland Lake Of Sioux City. The wed
IN ding occurred at the home OF the groom
ID parents. Mr. and Mrs.. Lake left shortl
x where Mr.. Lake expects TO engage in bus
a. mess. The marriage was an entire surpris
TO friends In this city.
l. Mrs. Mattingiy entertained the Joll
y Twelve club ruesday afternoon at her HON
> "a Fourth street. MIA, Wright won the