Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-17
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Club Entertainments the Principal
Feature of the week.

Feature of the week.
Mrs. ]. T. Anderson OF Omaha was tho
guest of Mrs NJ. e. Norman of this city
curing the last week.
Mrs. G. w Long left Thursday morning
for three weeks visit with her son, Mr..
r. ID. Bennett in Chicago.
Miss Bay Carter, formerly Of this city,
nov nov Of Detroit, Mich, is the guest Of Miss
Mrs. NJ. ]. Norris who has been visiting
with friends in this city for some time,
has returned to her home In New York.
Mr.. Homer s. Curtis formerly of this
city, now residing in Sioux City, Is In the
city renewing his acquaintances, and will
80 from here to Sacramento, Cal, where
ne will locate
The F. F. F. club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon at a kensington at the home
Of Mrs. MoNitt, Ninth street and Avenue
A. The afternoon was spent socially and
light refreshments were served during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Stephan and daughters, Miss
Louise and Miss Margarate, who have been
visiting in Los Angeles and other California
points during the last six months, returned
to their home, 713 Madison avenue, Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Ralph Jones CT Lincoln, Neb., has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs A. b. Fair
rs Oakland avenue, for the last week Mr.
Jones arrived here this morning from Chi
cago, and they will leave Monday for their
home I'm Lincoln.
The members of the F. F. F. club enter
tained their husbands at a card party Sat
urday evening at the home of Mrs c. s.
Andrews on MOrningside avenue. There
refreshments were served during the even
ing.
The Evening 800 club was delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. Rob
ert Wallace, 1873 Turley avenue. There
were three tables in use. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred EmplSie were awarded the prizes
they having the highest score. Dainty re-
treshments were served during the evening
"a
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Dillon l..
Ross, 500 Fifth avenue. The afternoon was
spent at cards, Mrs. X. Bullard being
awarded 'the prize, Refreshments were
served at the close of the game. The
club will be entertained next Tuesday by
Mrs. Merton, S24 Third avenue.
The women of the Presbyterian church
entertained at social Tuesday evening IN
the parlors of the church. An Informal
musical program was given and refresh
ments were served during the evening;
Mrs. F.. J. Day and Mrs. ], w. Smith acted
as chairmen OF the committee. A large
attendance was present.
The Economical Card club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs A. E. Mitchell,
1902 South Eighth street. The afternoon
was spent at high five, Mrs. Jones receiv-
ing the first prize and Mrs. Wesley the sec
ond prize. Light refreshments were served
after the game. The club will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. j. Bradley, 152
Harrison street
Mrs. Gibson entertained the Proto Card
Mrs. X. G. Edgerton, DS Franklin avenue.
Inc afternoon was spent at cards, at which
Mrs. Lutz was awarded the first prize and
Mrs; Forgy the second prize. Light re-
freshments were served during the after
noon. The club will be entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs Shepard of Perrin
avenue
The Jolly Sixteen Card club was enter
talned Wednesday evening by Mrs. Hitch
cock, 654 Washington avenue. The evening
was spent at high five, Mrs. George Wesley
Mr. l.
bers the first mems prize, Mrs Albers the
women's BOBBY prize and Mr. A Mitchell
me mems BOBBY prize. After the game re,
entertainment Of the club for this season.
The c. NJ. L. club was entertained at q
kensington Wednesday afternoon by Mi g.
2. Gunnoude, 734 Willow avenue, The
| house was prettily decorated in yellow
| yellow daffodils predOminating A guess
Ing game was participated in, in which
Mrs. Paul Snyder won the frat prize and
| Mrs. Frank Toller the cut for ALL" After
the contest dainty luncheon was served
! me CLUB had as their guests, Mrs George
DgIis, Mrs; Buchanan, Mrs. George Met
calf Miss Mary Pachell Mrs. E. c. Brown
Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs. Crandall
| The club will be entertained April 3, by
Mrs. Lyden Of Park avenue
The pupils of Miss Maud Ford enter.
tanned at a most delightful musical Thurs.
! DAY evening al the residence of Mr.. and
| Mrs. b, L. Ogden, 1927 Fifth avenue.
in by David Rayburn, Hazel Darneii
Audrey Ward, Sylvia siikett, Nellie Lynch
| Louis Hoyt Wauneta Setback, Harry Oar.
| nell, Nina Rayburn, Rachel Troup, Noomie
! Lee, Hazel Burdick, Helen Morrow, Anna
Hoyt, Ralph Woods, Katherine Dobbins
Harriet Morrow, Blandene Pollen, Sadie
Hendrix, Lorena Pollen, Mildred Wills Mag
| gle Double, Maud Bryant Lee Spaulding
helen Chiffon, Clara Jacobs, Lehta Brooks
Rlttie wins. Clyde Morrow Kate Ogden
! Bertha Toozer and Mabe Cissna.
The members Of the Beatrice club wer,
entertained Friday evening at the home o
! Mr.. and Mrs. M. A Metzger, 800 Soutl
| Ninth street, who was assisted in enter
| tanning by Mr. and Mrs. p. A Dunbar, TIL,
evening was spent at high five, Mrs j. c
cunningham being awarded the first WON
ems prize and Mr.. j. G. Cunningham tn
nrst mems prize At table of finch Mrs
X. Jones received the first prize daint,
| supper was served at the close of the game
| The next meeting will be at the home o
| MRS. Alexander Seymour, at which officer
for the coming term will be elected. Tn
coin' Neoi MISS Kate r. Ryan OF Omah
and Mr.; Faus Of Grant, Ore. There wer
ABOUT thirty guests present
The University club was entertaine
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs r.
thompson, All South First street. Mrs
u. T Lee acted as leader The author
Tor discussion were Henry Ward RsecSa
and Edward Everett Hale. Mrs + NJ MAI
news gave sketch OF the life OF Beeche
ana MS works were generally reviewed
mrs; Lee gave a biography Of the lif
q Hale and also an extract from ''TI
man without Country" by Hale Mrs
ingram gave a review OF Norwood
written by Hale. Mrs. Nelson sctsJ :,
Ieader OF the current events After IN
meeting social hour was spent. Dainf
IeIreshments were served during m
afternoon The club will be entertalne