Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07

Mrs. ,. Mulltgan being tho winner OF me
first prize and Mrs, Crump the second
prize. Mrs. William Dent will entertain
the club Thursday afternoon at her home,
SO Seventh avenue.
The Economical card club was enter
tained Friday afternoon by Mrs, Roberts,
bl2 Voohris street The afternoon was
spent at high I'VE, Mrs Wesley being
awarded the first prize and Mrs. Mitchell
the second prize. Dainty refreshments
were served at the close OF the game. Mrs.
George Wesley, 1l2 Angle avenue, Will be the
hostess Of the club next Friday afternoon.
The Atlas club was entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs w. l. Walker, 256 South
Seventh street Mrs. J. T. Hamilton gave
q reading on the home life In Germany,
and Mrs. Gail Hamilton gave an interest
ing sketch of Berlin and Germany. Light re-
freshments were served at the close Of the
meeting The club will meet Tuesday after
noon At the home Of Mrs. J. L. Hamilton,
4S Dawton Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Badollett and MI
and MT. and Mrs. Fred Empkie entertained
the members OF the 800 club Friday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Badollett.
l62 Glen avenue The evening was spent
at cards, Mrs. Robert Wallace being
awarded the first prize, Mrs. W RygdCn
the second prize, s, Etyner the first men $
prize and w. Rygdon the second prize
After the awarding OF the prizes refresh
ments were served.
Miss Lillian Price entertained the Klatter
Klub Friday afternoon at her home, ZIG
spent at 800" the highest score being
awarded to Mrs. Rigdon. Miss Sargent was
awarded the prize for the twenty hand
and Mrs. Goodman received the guests
prize. Dainty refreshments were served at
the close OF the game. The club Will De
Sargent, Sl7 Second avenue.
The members Of the choir Of st. Francis
Xavier's church entertained at most en-
toyable card party Thursday evening in the
Knights Of Columbus hall Mr.. Adolph
Kastner was awarded the first mems
prize and Mr.. Fox the second men
prize, Mrs. Richard Organ, won the first
women's prize and Miss Ellen Organ the
second prize. After the game dancing was
participated in until a late hour OF the
night.
The Nursery Kensington was entertained
Monday afternoon at the home or Mrs.
w. Il. Dawson, 500 Seventh avenue The
afternoon was spent in making arrange
women in the basement Of the Hunter
company's store for the benefit of the
Creche After the meeting light refresh
ments were served. They will meet Tues
Slmms.
Miss Maude schicketanz and Mr. Lewis
Patterson were married Wednesday morn
ing at the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. schicketanz, $40 Benton, Rev
F. A. Case of the First Baptist church
ofhciatinE; A wedding dinner was s., served
which Mr. and Mrs. Patterson left for
Spokane, Wash. where they expect to make
of the clerical force at the postoffice for
several years.
Mr. Howard r. Sweet OF Omaha and
Miss Martha May tanning of this city
were united in marriage Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides paSSnts, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. 7. tanning ilZ7 Seventh ave
nue., by Rev. r. A. Cass In the presence
of a large gathering OF friends and rela-
! tives. Following ths wedding dinner, the
young couple left for Chicago, Milwaukee
ents at Grand Rapids, MichA where they
| will remain for some time.
Mrs ]; Walter Clogston, Mrs. John Null
! queen, Mrs. Hathaway and Mrs. Ed Cogley
entertained the members OF the c. M. l..
| club together with their husbands, Monday
| evening at the home Of Mrs. Closston, $50
| Oakland avenue, There were eighty-six
guests present. The evening was spent
! at six hand eucher. The first prize was
/ awarded TO Mrs George Davis and the sec
| O'Hara being awarded the consolation prize.
| Dainty refreshments were served at the
| close OF the game.
| The c. M. L club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. ]. c. Ly-
DON 600 Park avenue. The afternoon was
spent at euchre, Mrs. Martin Hughes be-
ing awarded the FIRST prize and MIS-. Hub
! bert FINLEY the "cut for all" The club
| had its guests Mrs. Jones' Mrs. Aid,
Mrs. p. II. Bender and Miss Nellie Ben
der. Light refreshments were served at
/ the close OF the game. The club will be
entertained April II by Mrs. Frank v.
| Kneist, 78S Mill street
| The Proto Card club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
| noon was spent at 800" Mrs. Frank Hen
| dri being awarded the first prize, Mrs.
| George Roberts the second prize, Mrs.
McGready the fourteen" prize. The club
had as their guest Mrs. Robert Aithison
| OF Omaha. After the game dainty re-
| freshments were served. The club will
have as their hostess Mrs. Adolph Beno
| Thursday afternoon, April Is.
The Council Bluffs WomanS club enter
| tanned at a reception Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Victor Jennings, 81 North
/ First street, the art and music depart
ments acting as hostesses. Assisting in the
| dining room were Miss Dingle, Miss Maud
Bell and Miss Josephine Jennings. The
dining room was prettily decorated in pink
| and green, pink roses forming a large
/ center piece on the table Miss BoysOn
favored the guests with a number OF vocal
| solos. The election OF officers for the en-
suing year took place during the afternoon.
The young men OF the Omega Delta Tau
| fraternity Of the Council Bluffs High
Thursday evening at the Eagles hail on
| Pearl street. About seventy couples were
present. The hall was prettily decorated
and the walls were heavily decorated
with pennants from many different col
leges. The punch bowl, which was hid
behind large bank Of ferns, was pre-
! Ada Spetman. Miss Ruth Wlckham and
Miss Frances Spare. Mrs. Donald Mac
! rae, jr., Mrs. W. II. Dudley and Mrs.
/ Cutler acted as patronesses.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Covalt celebrated
| their twentieth wedding anniversary Thurs
/ day at their home, z12 Scott street, by the
/ entertainment Of a number OF friends In
honor OF the occasion. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with smilax and
roses. Music and games was the order OF
the entertainment Dainty Refreshments
! were served during the evening Mr. and
! Mrs Covert were the recipients OF many
beautiful presents. Those present were
Mrs w W. Humel, Miss Lillian Hunnel
Des Moines; Mrs. Mary Grass Miss Frances
] Grass, Tabor, Ia; Mrs. p. W. Brown
Mrs williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Heisler
Omaha; A. w. Covalt and family, F. C.
Covat and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Feru-
SON Mr.. and Mrs. Tallman, Mr.. and Mrs
George Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Tulleys
and family Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Falk and
! family, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Jones, Miss Nc.
Kenzis, Miss Moreno Miss Ethel Cook
! Miss Grace Barr and Charles Tulleys.
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