Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-03
pleasures Past

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prizes being won by Mrs. II. c. Hicks and
Mrs. Albert Bgbert, The next meeting will
be at the home Of Miss Marriott
Mrs. Frances j. Baker entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Mary L. Winde. daughter Of the late
Bishop w. ". winde. Mrs winde has re-
Gently returned from Europe, where she
has been spending some time in study
Mr.. Earl Gannett gave a box party at
the Boyd Wednesday evening in honor of
Mrs. JOHN F. Waggaman, the Clanshian
being the attraction. His guests were: Mrs.
WRggaman. Mr. and Mrs. w. r Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Keller and Miss Daisy
Doane.
Complimentary to Miss Georgia Kennard,
Mrs. Alfred Ellck gave a luncheon Friday.
The table was pretty with brides roses.
Covers were laid for Miss Georgia Kennard,
Miss Edith Thomas. Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mrs. J. A. C. Kennedy, Mrs, Edward del
strother and Mrs. Ellick.
In honor OF Miss Eda Levy OF san Fran
cisco and Miss Pauline Floorman of Ton
opah. New. Miss Mabel Brsndes gave box
party at the Burwood Saturday afternoon.
In the party were Misses Eda Levy Pauline
Floorman Ida and Mabel Levi, Grace
Meyer and Mabel Brandes.
Mrs. Hugo Brandeis entertained at whist
Saturday afternoon for the members OF the
Just for Fun club and a number Of visit
ing women and their hostesses Miss New
OF Chicago. Miss Holman of Detroit, Miss
Harda of Syracuse, n. Y and Miss Katz
OF Baltimore being the guests Of honor.
Judge and Mrs. w. II. Munger gave a
beautifully appointed dinner Thursday
evening. The centerpiece was exceedingly
pretty, being a variety OF tulips. The same
flower was carried out In the hand painted
plate cards. Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. g. w. Wattles, Mrs. John C. Gown,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn, Mr.. and
MRS. John N. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs,
Francis Brogan, Mrs. Mamie Hudson and
Judge and Mrs. Munger.
Mrs. A. Beaton entertained at bridge
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Brown
of Portland, Ore, who is the guest Of Miss
Jeanne Wakefield The guests were seated
at four small tables which were decorated
with yellow potted tulips. These center
pieces were set in yellow tissue paper
holders. The name cards were little chick
ems and ducks and the refreshments car
ried out Easter suggestions The score
cards for the bridge game we're little maid
ens and ducks.
The members of the Comis club were
guests at the home OF Mrs. George e.
Townsend, 2Seo Ohio street, Thursday after
noon, the time being spent at music and
guessing games. Mrs. Arthur Hoover won
! the prize Of the afternoon. The members
present were; Mines. B. r. MART, d. E.
| Lovejoy, John Webster, Arthur Kuhn.
Arthur Hoover, John Bittinger. W. S.
! Heatoh, w E. Haines Grant Kuhn, w. X.
| Swisher, G. ]. Cuffield and A. F. Rockwell.
Mrs. Cuffield will entertain the club at its
| nc xt meeting March IA.
The N NJ club met with Mrs. Ganz
Thursday afternoon at her home on Twen-
ty-first and Webster. There were four
tables used in the game of high FIVE and
the prizes were won by Mrs. Locke and
Mrs. Marford. Those present were: Mrs.
Hankinson. Mrs. Granden. Mrs. Hiss, Mrs.
Carney, Mrs. Hennings. Mrs. AUGUST, Mrs.
McGrill. Mrs. Willet, Mrs. Strand, Mrs
Lasher. Mrs. CAM, Miss Rathery. Mrs
Medley and Mrs. Lumberg, The next meet
ing will be Thursday at the home Of Mrs
Granden.
Mrs. John F. Waggaman was honor guest
at n pretty bridge party given Saturday
afternoon by Mrs w, j. Broatch. Those
present were: Mrs John r. waggaman
Mrs. George Haverstick Mrs, James Nc
Kenna, Mrs. Colpetzer, Mrs. Du Bots, Mrs
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Mrs. Francis Brogan. Mrs Lewis A. Doup,
Mrs. Robert Dempster, Mrs. Robert GIL
more, Mrs. William Robson, Mrs. w. e.
Martin. Mrs. A G. Edwards. Mrs. Charles
A. Sweet, Mrs Charles Keller. Mrs. j. J..
MeMullen Miss Bessie Allen, Miss Wake
ley, Miss Mable Balcombe, Miss Ida Sharp
ana Miss Beulah Sharp.
The neighbors and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. Edmundson gave them pleas
, ant surprise at their home on Hamilton
street Saturday evening, the occasion being
their twentieth anniversary. The evening
was spent in playing games, after which
: refreshments were served. They were pre-.
scented with two beautiful pieces OF hand
E painted china. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. ]. D. Hogg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Stone, Mr.. and
: Mrs. ]. Crystal, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hald
MFR. and Mrs. w. c. Price, Mr.. and Mrs
W. hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. II. Dana, Mr.
and Mrs. z. c. Allen; Mesdames, N. Carter
Il Rice, C. Babeock. F. Barnet, N. Mar
tins, P. Melehoir.
Among the pleasant affairs Of the weel
was a party given by Mr.. and Mrs Jane,
Houston at their suburban home Twenty
first and sidney streets. South Omaha, Sat
urday evening, In honor OF their daughter
Miss Jane Isabelle's eighteenth birthday
On the mantle was large bouquet of pinl
roses and ferns The. evening was spent II
music and games. dainty luncheon wal
served Mrs. Houston being assisted by
Mrs, X. E. Rutter and Mrs. Frank Fobes
Those present were: Misses, Elsie Rutter
Lillian Roebuck. Besse Clifton Marie
Neisman, Edith Greasy. Jane Isabelle Hous
ton, Edith Bachelor. Burniee Stevens
Tracy Flynn, Amanda blossom. Anna Fred,
erickson, Mae Cathros; Messrs. william
Robinson. Louie Gramlsh. Harry Clark
George Pinnei, James Robinson. John
Perrow. Herman Kewtt oloaf blossom, Ed
Kraus. James Fredrickson. Lawrence
Greasy Willie Houston, Oliver Rutter EN-
met orm, siemon Robinson.
Coming Events.
Mrs. p. b, Branch will give card pa rty
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hatch will entertain the olIvette
club Wednesday afternoon
The n, y. club will be entertained
Thursday by Mrs. Granden