Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-10
NOIGS o. OMAHA SOCIETY
Pleasant Hour Club surprises Mrs. Rsdil-
lard on her Birthday.
MAY FESTIVAL OCCASIONS BOX PARTltS
Most OF the Seats were Pre-C gagged
for the Three PcrfOrm-
ances Mt the boyd
Theatlr.

The May festival at the Boyd has proven
immensely popular with the fashionable
set. which filled the boxes at "Wednesday
evenings performance and again last
evening Most Of the boxes have been
engaged for the three performances. Mrs.
John s. Brudy. Mr.. f. p. Kirkendal and
Mrs. John A. Mcshane have a box together.
Wednesday evening in their box were Mrs
j.. L. Lomax. Mrs. Lyman, Mrs Mcshane,
Mrs Brady and Mrs Kirkendall. At the
matinee Mrs. Howard Baldrige Miss Ada
Kirkendall. Miss Bessie Brady, Mrs. f. P.
Kirkcndall, Mrs. Brady and Mrs. John A.
McShane were the occupants. This even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John A McShane, Mr..
and Mrs. Kirkendall and Mr.. and Mrs.
John. s. Brady will make up party.
Mrs. L. f. Crofoot had In her box Thurs
day afternoon Miss Frances Nash, Mrs
Louis Nash, Mrs. George A. Joslyn and
Mrs. Charles Greene. Last evening her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Nc
whorter. Miss Mcnamara, Miss Nellie Nc
Namara and Miss Frances Nash.
In another box Thursday afternoon were
Mrs. Douglas b. Welpton and Miss Cor
rine Paulson. Mr.. and Mrs. Welpton, Miss
Paulson and Mr.. John Miller, who has q
prominent part on the program, yill COM
pose the evening party.
Among others holding boxes were Mrs e.
A. Cudahy and Mrs. K. p. Peck.
birthday Surprises.
The Pleasant Hour club gave very de-
lightful card party Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs M. Remillard, which
was a surprise given in celeb--ion of Mrs.
RemiIlard's birthday. The members of the
club presented Mrs Remillard with four
hand painted plates Three tables were
placed for the game Of high five and the
prizes were won by Mrs. e. w. French.
Mrs. Charles CorkhiI and Mrs. p o. Nell
son. Those present were: Mrs. c. NJ.
Harding, Mrs. c. Goodman, Mrs. E. W.
French. Mrs. Charles Corkhi1, Mrs p. o.
Nelson, Mrs. 7. Delaney, Mrs. H. q.
schwager, Mrs, w. L. Painter, Mrs T.
Melcher, Mrs c. N Eaton Mrs. c. B.
Baysdorfer. Mrs. c. Johnson and Mrs.
Remillard.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Burn1 gave an in
formal dinner OF fourteen covers wednes-
day evening at their home on Cass street
in honor Of Mr.. lack Howell, whose birth
day IL was. The table had a pretty. decora-
tion of violets. feature of the occasion
was a hosiery shower. AS the guests passed
70 their places each dropped a pair of
fancy hose on the chair of the guest Of
honor
Mrs. Henry Smith was hostess wednesday
AFTERNOON at cards for tle members OF the
won1ens auxiliary OF the Travellers Pro-
tectfve association. Six tPbles were used
;or the game of high five and the prizes
we're won by Mrs. @. M. worthing.on and
Mrs Cox. The next meeting will lie June
5 and will'be entertained by Mrs. Hoag1and
Personal Gossip.
Miss Gertrude Moorehead returned Thdrs-
day morning from a trip which included
Grand Rapids Mob, and Chicago.
Mrs WilBjh lowe. who has been visiting
in Chicago and touring Indiana IN an
automobile, is expected home this week.
Mrs. Francis Brogan, who has been visit
ting her mother In Emporia, III, will return
home this week.
Mrs Victor II. Coffmsn. who has been
spending several weeks at NOtre Dame.
Ind. at ST. Mary's convent, returned home
Thursday morning.
Mrs, Lillian Jacobs arrived Thursday TO
spend a week with Colonel and Mrs. s. s,
Curtis enroute TO COLORADO Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. lost have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jenness and
Miss Jenness Mr. Jenness is a brother of
Mrs. Yost
Mrs Frank B. Kennard left Wednesday
evening for Knightown, Ind, where she
was called by the serious illness of her
father, Mr.. C. N. Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jemess who are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Yost were
honor guests at dinner given lc. ,vening
at the Omaha club by Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
LYMAN Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. YoS-
will give a dinner at the Country club and
Saturday Mrs. Guy Barton will give a
luncheon for Mrs. Jenness
Mrs. Ben Cotton win be hostess Friday
at the meeting OF the Original Bridge club
Luncheon win precede the afternoon card
game
Mrs. George Peek is visiting friends in
Kansas city.
Mr.. 10 Burns has returned from Cheyenne
where he has spent the past three months