Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-24

I AnAttNHN VI ulonN men as noAHlnk tioG Will
! For the time beIng-oniy for the time be-
ing-they like the change and show that
they like Il by giving as much of their time
as possible to their discovery"
|
Pleasures Past.
VIII schnore Of Council Bluffs gave a
box party Friday evening AT The UrTht Um.
His guests were Miss Marion Connall. Miss
Hortense Clarke and Paul Beaton.
The Omlkron Alpha ri gave the fourth
OF their series Of dances Saturday evening
at Chambers. About fifty couples enjoyed
the program There Will be Two more
dances and the dates have been set fer
April and May g.
| The Friday Bridge club was entertained
this week by Mrs. Ben Cotton. The prize
of the afternoon was won by AIRS. Sam
Burns. jr. Those present were: Mesdames
Ella c. Nash. Edwin swobe, Herbert
| Wheeler. e. S. westbrook. Samuel Burns,
jr.. John L. Kennedy, Ben Cotton and Miss
Kirkendall.
Complimentary 10 Miss Nell Haynes Of
! Springfield, Mo, Mrs. ". Warfield CAV g
an elaborate luncheon Thursday at Bal
dufrs, followed by an Orpheum party.
Her guests were Miss Haynes, Mrs. John
Ragan, Mrs. A. M. Longwell. Mrs. Joe
| Frabenburg Miss Cora Thomas and Miss
Ethel Conant.
The Aid society of Lily camp of Council
BLUFFS was entertained Wednesday after
| noon at a colonial, luncheon at the home
! OF Mrs. g. w. Cherrington. 514 North
Twenty-third street. The table decora-
lions were very attractive with miniature
| flags and ribbons OF red. white and blue.
| The plate cards were little hatchets. The
afternoon was spent in music and games.
| The Omaha guests present were Mrs. E.
d. Watt, Mrs. r. s. Wheeler, Mrs. Paul
| Rigdon and Mrs. Cherrington.
Mrs. II. Fisherson was pleasantly sur
| pr1sed at her home, zoos California street,
| Tuesday afternoon by about sixty friends.
| The afternoon was spent in cards and
music. followed by an elaborate luncheon.
A feature of the afternoon was the pre-
sentation TO Mrs. Fisherson in behalf OF
the Ladies' Relief society OF a beautiful
hand painted coffee set. Mr. and Mrs.
F1sherson and family expect to leave
Omaha in the near future for Los Angeles.
where they will make their future home
The function which fairy ecllpsed all
other affairs OF Saturday was the dinner
given Saturday at the Omaha Tub ry N
p. Dodge, jr., in honor OF his fiancee. Miss
/ Whitney Of Boston The table had an
elaborate centerpiece of cut flowers and
covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs Ward
Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Poppl son
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Burns, jr,, Miss Marie
Mohler. Miss Hoidrege, Miss Dodge OF
Council Bluffs, Miss Whitney, H. NJ Whit.
ney. Randall Brown, Ezra Willard, Harry
Turkey, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Smith lind
Mr.. Dodge. ..- s,'H
/ Mrs ]. B. Smeaton entertained at birth.
day party Wednesday afternoon for her
niece, Eileen Rager. The were
decorated In red and white Those present
were: Miss Cecilia Vest, Miss Louise
Damon. Miss Margaret Nelson. Miss Eliza
beth Clarke. Miss Mary Lee Brown, Miss
Margaret Gamble, Miss Furnace Hodgin,
Miss Corrice Brown, Miss Ruth Wallace
Miss Dorothy Wallace, Miss Frances Gle
land Miss Martha Isley. Miss Katherine
! Conrad, Miss Dorothy Balbach, Miss Jean
Landale. Miss Elizabeth Underwood, Miss
Sara Smeaton and Miss Eileen Rager.
The Misses Edith and Lucy Miller OF 1872:
Emmett street entertained Wednesday al
an afternoon party. when decorations ap.
propriate to George Washington's birthday
I were used An informal musical was giver
the early part of the afternoon and games
the latter part, At one of these games
prizes were awarded to Miss Nellie Rance
served in \the dining room when the table
was adorned with Boston ferns ana the
national colors. The cards which mark ed
the places Of sixteen guests were a branch
OF cherries tied with a ribbon to each card
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Wood entertained
the Harmony club Saturday evening at
their home, 1894 Georgia avenue. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. BATES,
Mr., and Mrs r. A. Benson, Mr.. and|Mrs.
Ralph Breckenridge, Mr.. and Mrs r. j.
Dining. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Dale Mr.. and
Mrs F. A. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Munger. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Pollard, MIR.
and Mrs. D. v. sholes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Scribner Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Baker, Mr..
anal MIS-. B. T. White. Mr.. John w. Rob
bins, Mrs. f. ]. Moeser, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
D. Vancoure Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. SeIby,
Mr.. John p. Dufiield and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
N. Wood.
Saturday afternoon the Teachers An
nuity association gave a tea at the HON,
OF Mrs. r. M. Fairfield. The Misses But
terheld who are occupying the Fairfield
residence during their absence in Europe
we're hostesses. The rooms were prettil,
decorated with cut flowers and the dInius
room was in red. In the receiving lin,
were the Misses Butterheld and Migi
Powell. president Of the association. Dur
Ing the afternoon a delightful informa
musical program was rendered by MIsi
Laura Goetz, Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Fair
child and Miss Newcomb. Assstin.
throughout the rooms were: Miss Leigh ty
Mrs. Nichols, Miss Dye, Mrs Newton, Mrs
Lemon Miss Wheatley. Miss Carmelits
! Chase, Miss Newton and Miss Mildred
Rogers. while the table was presided ovel
} by Miss Kate Foos, Miss Cooley, Mis-
Fitch. Miss Harvey and Miss Huteains.
Weddings and EnEaEementH.
The wedding OF Miss Hazel Mines OF
Hastings and Mr.. Willard Barrows OF
Omaha viii be .solemnized Wednesday Mr.
Lawrence Brinker OF Omaha will be best
man and Mr.. Barrows parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Ben Barrows and family. will be pres.
ent
The wedding OF Miss Maud Dillworth
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs W. A Dillworth
and Mr. Elmer Clyde Conley, will be-
solemniEed March ls at o'clock at the
home OF the brides parents. The maid OF
honor will be Miss Fanny Graves and thu
bridesmaids Miss Alice Aud and Mis-
Irene Conley. Mr.. Paul Mitchell Of New,
ark. o., viii be the best man.
The wedding of Mrs. Ella Cotton Mash