Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24


Rev. p W. ThonaE acco1npanied b. his
wife ard dauEhter. q Val Lake. Ia. IL N
the city TIE guest ~ ms aunt Nrs- " u
Thomas ~ TweutT-siNth arenue
The meeting q the Euchre club, which
was 10 have been entertained Friday Aft
ernpun by Mrs J. J. Hess az Ssouth
Seventh street, was postponed and Tiil be
Charles = Woodbury.. 1oa WILDE avenue
Prof Chambers gave Friday evening st
his hall most ensgyabis dancing party
IN cummernoration Of Washingten's hirth-
day. The hail was decora1ed with nags.
There were about 200 couple present,
seventy-fve couple being present from
Omaha
The teachers and pupils of the Madison
avenue school entertained al a. mothers
Gay reception az the school rooms Thurs
vas en3oFed- after which dainty refresh
rneufs were served There were about
SEVENTY guests present
Mrs y W. Fleming ana Miss Baker en-
tertained The Oakland Avenue Gard club
Bater. a. N t,i+ts second street street Il
O'Clock dfrner. cards being played after
dinner. The house was p-ettily decorated
with roses and carnations
Much interest is being manifested in SO
novel play that is 10 6e given, in this city
March G. and s. for me beneft OF the
new HOSPITAL az the New theater- Many
snoe.
The Econonical Card club was inter
taiped Friday Afternoon By Mrs L Mucci.
1s1 Graham avenue. The afternoon was
srssnt Al playing Might've. Mrs Pair being
awarded the first grtEs and Mrs. Bradley
served after the game. Mrs. II. c. Bliss,
AlZ Lincoln avenue, VIII entertain the
club Friday afternoon
Mrs q. =. Wheeler, ~ south First street.
entertained lhs Floradora Card club IN
day. Mrs. Dawson was awarded the first
prize and Mrs F J. Thompson the 'cIt
for al ha H. sr.H -
fags In honor Of washi-gton's birthday.
dainty national courEe luncheon was
tionsl oolors being carried out 10 the
meuu-
Mrs. J Z. wallace. 500 oakland avenue.
entertained ~ a preltly APPOINTED lunch
con and card party Thursday Afternoon
7 he rooms were gorgeously decorated with
red roses, carnations and flags, IN honor
Of WsshinEton's birthday. The afternoon
was spent Al euchre. Mrs. X. 7. Butler
being awarded az -irst prize and Mr.
Walter SpOonsr the second prize There
the game a dainty thnee-course luncheon
was served Assisting IN TIE dining room
We're Miss orpha Quinn, Miss Frances
Richmond and Mss EtIa small
The University clue was entertained
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Lee CT
PARK avenue, Mrs Nelson acting as nader.
General Lew WallHces Prince Of 'noia-
was the topic Of discussion. which created
much excitement Mrs. Meyers IiAnsun
gave an interesting sketch of the life Of
Of The Sairgod." written by Wallace.
The current events were led by Mrs. VA
lace After the meeting a social half
hour Was spent and dainty refreEhmep-s
were served The club will meet Neones-
Gay Afternoon At the home Of Mrs. John
Matthew'S LOG Angle avenue.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
"Wednesday evening al the home Of the
ur1oeE brother, Mr.. Guy T. PdIlinE n
Curtis street when Miss Margaret G Pm
Ing was united in marriage TO Nj Samuel
A Greene o. this city IN the presence OF
about sixty guests. The ceremony was per
/ formed by Rev. James O'Msy. pastor %
The Broadway Methodist Episcopal church
Mrs, Greene was a graduate Of the class
q % q the Cuunen Bluffs High school
ny Greene Is captain Of the Dodge light
Guards and both the bTsde and groom are
vel SHOWN young people IN this city. Mt.
SS, no MS greene VII be al home after
March Is at g Elder street
Miss Emma Olsen was deliEh.fSl1fr Eur-
pl1seo Wednesday evening al her home.
SO Damon street in honor Of her twentieth
tifthoay by q number Of masque<sderE.
who helped make merry the evening The
evening Was delightfully."- spent in uuEic
ana games In peanut contest Mr.. Wal
Ter Paulson won the first prize azd Miss
Claire Rivett the consolation prize Cos
tune prizes were awarded 70 Man Minnie
Scnnison and Mr. Walter Paulson- After
games DAINTY TWO course luncheon vas
served. The host was presented with nsEr
oeauuful presents in honor of her birthday
l lhose present We're MAS Eieano-a Olson
Miss Minnie Gunnison, Miss Nonny Olson
Miss Claire Rivett. Miss Sackett, Miss Vins
z unnison. Mr. Lsnaha4. Mr. Cushion. Mr.
Sackett. Mr.. James Rivett Mr. Walter
Paulson- MI Cummings and Mr. Alvin Fox
The members Of the Ladies' auxiliary OF
/ the Railway Mall association were enter
Lained Friday evening al the home of Mrs.
] J A Miller, p South Ninth street In
honor Of the day a short program consist
lng OF musical selections by Mrs Chamber
tsts and Mrs Wheeler. and readings by
MS Anderson and MrE. GIidden. were
features Of the evening. The guests were
then entertained for a tirns with q novel
and original guessing cnntest. Mrs. Ne
Donald and M J. A. Miller being awarded
ne prize. miniature statue ~ George
" Washington Luncheon was served after
The game by the women IN such a delight
I fui manner as to cause much comment
/ The traditional cherry tree" was produced
and The guests were blindfolded and fur
n1shed with cherries. which they were 10
hang on The tree, the prize being awarded
/ 70 The one getting the most cherries on n
ny Miller and Mr. Davis tied for FIRST
place In TIE contest. the latter winning in
/ the drawing. There were about city EueSse
pres2nL