Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-27
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Number of Events of More Than
Usual Prominence.

in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Shearer Of osceola
are in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. w. Nj. Siederick of Marine, Ia, Is
visiting friends and relatives In this city
Miss Schneider arrived Tuesday from
Vienna, Austria, on visit to DR.. ana Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Nat Shepard are in Little
Rock. Ark. where they are the guests
of their son Paul.
Mr. Glenn Belknap of Touchet Wash, Is
visiting at the home of his uncle, Mr. j. b.
Belltnap of Morningside avenue.
Miss Louise Lund of Vine street enter
tained a number of young women from
Carson, Ia, at a house party last week.
The Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Squire. 2OS Story street, at card
party.
Mrs f. II. Hill and daughter, Mrs.
George II. Mayne, have gone to Keosauqua
Ia for a visit at the home of Mrs. Hills
mother.
Miss Pearl Gilinsky entertained Wednes-
day afternoon at reception in honor OF
Miss Molly Achtenberg of st. Joseph who
is her guest
Mrs. A. w. Quackenboss, 1909 Third ave-
nue., will entertain the members of the
jolly Eighteen Cfrd club at her home Fri
The members of the Jolly Jokers will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Children at 500 card party at her home
on Third street.
, Miss Ann Walker has returned from an
extended visit in Emmetsburg, Ia, where
she was a member of a house party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott OTmsby.
The Euchre club was entertained Monday
afternoon by Mrs. A w. Casady, Mrs.
Ross being awarded the prize for the high
est score. Refreshments were served after
the game.
Mr. and Mrs C. e. Price entertained the
/, Dinner Bridge club Wednesday evening at
their home, 2l9 South Seventh street. Mr.
and Mrs. John z. Davis, 2l9 South Eighth
street, will be the host next Thursday even
ing.
Miss Nina Meyers of Park avenue enter
tained the Klatter Klub Friday afternoon
| at her home. Mrs. Theinhardt won the
prize. After the game light refreshments
= were served.
Mrs. S. Etnyre, SOs North Second street,
gave an informal kensington Saturday aft
| ernoon. High-five was enjoyed during the
t. afternoon. at which Mrs. George Metcalt
won first prize. Luncheon was served dur
ing the afternoon,
Mrs. w. A. Maurer. ss1 Second avenue.
> entertained at cards Thursday afternoon,
, at which Mrs Patterson was awarded the
, first prize and Mrs. Cook the second.
Dainty refreshments were served at the
S close of the game.
= The Ideal club was entertained Tuesday
. | afternoon by Mrs. Cutler at her home, Ia
Bluff street Mrs. Banford and Mrs. Met
calf gave very interesting sketch of
i Italy, Dainty refreshments were served at
! the close of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Wells and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Cassidy entertained at six
: their home. Is4 Park avenue. Mr. e' and Mrs.
2 w H. Dudley were awarded the prizes. A
s course luncheon was served at the close of
the game.
:. The woman's guild of St. Paul's Episco,
pal church was entertained Monday after
n noon by Mrs. Robert Mullis, 3O7 Ninth
enjoyed. after which light refreshments
were served. Mrs Rohrer of Vine street
- will entertain the guild next Monday after
D noon.
The Jolly Twelve Card club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Walter
D Halliday, GIL South First street. The
prizes were awarded Mrs Ed Duquett, who
: received first prize, and Mrs. Mattingly
! the second prize. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon. Mrs. Coffeen Of
Omaha will entertain the club next Tues
day at her home.
The eighth annual ball given by the
s. Jewish Women's Benevolent society in Ma
/ sonic hall Thursday evening brought out
a large attendance and the event proved
:, decorated and the program of dances was
" a long and excellent one Mrs. A. Snyder,
over the room where punch was served
during the evening.
y. Mrs. Laura Clawson, 925 Fourth avenue
= entertained at a Might've party Thursday
Mitchell of Grand Rapids. Mich. who is
her guest After the game refreshments
NJ. Dickey, Miss Nell Dickey. Miss Jessie
% Dickey, Miss Emma Co!burn, Mrs. Birt
Mr. b. Clark, Mr. George Hief, Mr.. o. r
Richards, DR.. Smith Bellinger, Mr.. Chester
Is Dickey.
Leo Haywood entertained a nrffnber n
friends informally Thursday evening at his
home on Glen avenue. A most enjoyable
30 evening was spent in games and music
prizes for the games being awarded Miss
Viva Wind and Miss T1llie Altsmansperger
Those present were: Misses Maude Stupfel
= Wind. Margaret Ward and Irene Hayes and
% Messrs. Roy Clay Howard Brown, Car
Leo Haywood and Mr.. Larson of Omaha
e The University club was entertained OF
% Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
= Beshler. with Mrs. F. J. Thompson acting
v. torians of the Period" Mrs. Shook CAV,
a very interesting account Of the life o
of his poems and Mrs Ackers gave a shor
lS review of his works In general. Mrs. Nelson
had charge ga 81 %oL the s current events Mrs
~ terrain the club Wednesday afternoon a
= her home. Mrs Aid acting as leader.
j. Mr.. and Mrs, Van Wade were delight
number OF their friends and neighbors. TIL
"a evening was spent merrily at games ant
served at a late hour. A beautiful rookie
was presented to the host and hostess a
Those present were: Messrs and Mesdame
Woods, Gaines, Feblowitz and children
Toboles. Lee. Wade, Marble. Joe McMullen
Mrs. Beach, Mrs; Burlington, Miss Dobson
Miss Murphy, Miss Burgdorf, Miss Gaines
Messrs. Dave Feblowitz Herman Jensen
u Harry Cade. Ben Lee. George Burlington
Mrs. Ed e. Brown and Mrs. VIII spet
- man entertained at most enjoyable car
~ party Thursday evening at the home q
Mrs. Brown. IN Madison avenue, I'm homo
r. of Mrs. Siederick of Marine, Ia, who
S visiting friends and relatives in this city
81 The rooms were charmingly decorated 4
., red. red roses and carnations being use
81 in great prqfusion. The evening was spen
10 at Might've, after which a dainty three
-2 course luncheon served Assisting
is the dining room were Mrs Henry Duel
Miss Emma Baily and Miss Hazel Brown
Those present were: Mesdames Siederfcl
a. p Gunnoude, Silbert, Charles Arnd Daind
lac ridge Taylor, Gaines, Spetman and Brown
sr The following from the Army and Nav
Journal is Of local interest, as Mrs. Wal
son is a granddaughter OF Mrs. Mar
~ Gallagher and Mr.. Henry Paschel of hi
city, where she has often visited and wher
she Is well known: lieutenant and Mr.
AdOlphus Eugene Watson, u. s. N, VIII
were married In Manila January 10 az
ar on their way to this country and will Wis
\, the home OF the groom's parents, Res
u" Admiral Eugene W. Watson and Mrs Wa
he son. on Twenty-frst street WashinEtoI
nd ID. C., The bride was Miss CeneVieV
10 Gallagher, daughter OF Major and Mr.
- Hugh ]. Gallagher. the former connecte
~ with the subsistence department OF n
er- army.