Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

was decorated IN green and white, snap
dragons being the flower used. At each
guests plate was May basket, covers be-
ing laid for Mrs. John L. Kennedy, Mrs
e. NJ. Morsman, jr. Mrs. Sam Caldwell
Mrs Harry wilkins, Mrs. Crofoot, Mrs
George Palmer, Mrs. Ward Burgess Mrs
Charles w. Martin. Mrs. Fred Rustin and
Mrs. wyman.
Given-in-HOnOr Affairs.
In honor Of Miss Fox who is the guest
of Miss Alice Buchanan, Mrs. Paul
Wernher gave a kensington Wednesday
afternoon. In guessing contest Mrs.
Glenn Buck was awarded the first prize
and Miss Fox a souvenir guests prize
Those present we're: Mrs Glenn Buck,
Mrs. Arthur d. Smith, Mrs. Lee Kennard,
Mrs. John Mcdonald Miss Fox, Miss Alice
Buchanan, Miss Laura Dale, Miss Ida
Smith, Miss Ida Edmiston, Miss Edith
Butler, Miss Ruth Dahlnan and Mrs.
wernher.
Mrs. T. L. Rlngwalt gave very delight
full informal tea Tuesday afternoon, about
thirty friends having been invited infor-
mally to meet Miss FHltby and Miss Edith
Maltby of Northampton. Mass, who spent
day with her enroute to Japan.
Card Club Closes Season.
The p H. Card club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Roy H.
French. The prizes for the card game were
won by Mrs. w. L. Painter and Miss
Jankowskie. The guests Of the club were
Miss Tighe and Miss Jankowskie. The
members present were: Mrs. w. L.
Fainter, Mrs. p. l. Heilson, Mrs. L.
Muser, Mrs. c. Corkhill, Mrs c. Goodwin,
Mrs. H. schwager, Mrs. C. Johnson, Mrs.
Remilliard, Mrs c. Harding and Mrs.
French. This was the last meeting of the
club for this season, but it will reorganize
in the fail
lie Veta Club Meeting.
Mrs. Philip Windheim was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of the
lie Veta club. Four tables we're placed
for the game and the prizes were won by
Mrs. l.. ]. Traynor and Mrs. ]. E. Wig
man. Mrs Henry Xix was guest of the
club The members present were: Mrs.
Frank Hoel Mrs. L. ]. Traynor, Mrs.
Chris Lehman, Mrs William Wigman,
Mrs Walter NIisner, Mrs. ]. E. wigman,
Mrs Frank Powers, Mrs. 1. s. Hunter, Mrs
Herman Beselin. Mrs. Herman Matthes,
Mrs. Kuenne, Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Purcell
and Mrs. Henry RiK. The next meeting
will be in two weeks, at the home Of Mrs.
Berger.
May Party.
The Rosalba club gave May party
Wednesday evening at Creighton institute
hall. The decorations were unusually elab-
crate. Green and white were the colors
employed carried out in white tissue paper
roses and streamers of green and white
paper The archway leading to the dance
hall was outlined with white roses and
ropes of the same flower hung loosely over
head The rostrum where the orchestra
was stationed was latticed with the green
and white streamers and studded with white
roses spelling in large letters the name of
the club. The streamers also extended from
the center chandelier to the sides of the
wall, making a canopy of these attractive
decorations. About eighty couples were
present.
Reconsideration.
The engagement has been announced in
Lincoln Of Miss Mable Bennett daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs John r. Bennett, and Mr..
Ernest w Julian. Mr.. Julian was formerly
of Omaha, but for severar years he has
been located in Lincoln, where he is con-
nected with the Western Newspaper Union.
Miss Bennett has often visited in Omaha
as the guest of Miss Edith Butler and Miss
Marion Cornell. The wedding will take
place May 20 at the home OF the bride. 1t
will be a large and pretentious affair, as
this home is one Of the most beautiful in
Lincoln and admirably adapted for such an
occasion.
Personal Mention.
Miss Georgia Kennard will leave Saturday
for few days visit in st. Joseph Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Del Strother Will
leave the middle of this month for Madison,
Wis, where Mrs. Del Strother will spend
the summer with her mother.
DR.. T. L. Rhoades of Fort Crook has
taken months leave in the east before
sailing June for the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Fort have gone to
California for three weeks visit.
Mr.. George Peek returned Thursday morn
Ing from Moline, Ill.
Mr. w f. Allen who underwent an OPP
Grafton Tuesday for appendicitis at the
Omaha General hospital, is reported con-
valescing satisfactorily.