Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
hrS Ward Burgess Gives Buffet Luncheon
to About Eighty CuestA
FAsHIoNAslEs sKArt AND DINE LATER
TwamIey-HeIm wedding ana Mrs.
James love PRxton's Bridge
Party Among BIE At
fairs of "wednesday,


Wednesday was a busy DAY socially: AZ
fairs both large and small were given
and most Of them were given in honor OF
some visitor. Prominent. among these was
the bridge party given by Mrs James L,
Paxton In honor of Mrs. Clarence Richmond
Day. The prizes of the afternoon--a French
picture frame and a hand-embroidered
green silk glove box-were won by Mrs
Raymond Welsh and Mrs. Ben Cotton, re-
spectiVeiy' and the consolation was
awarded to Miss Ida Sharp. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Day, Mrs. w T. Burns,
Mrs. Frank Kennedy Mrs. Louis Nash,
Mrs. Sam Burns, jr.; Mrs. Herbert
Wheeler, Mrs. Henry T. Clarke IT,; Mrs.
Robert F. Smith, Mrs. Raymond Welsh,
Mrs. John L. Kennedy. Mrs. Ben Cotton,
Mrs. william Foye, Mrs. G. g. George,
Mrs. Sam Caldwell, Mrs. f. s. westbrook.
MIS-. bucien Stephens, Mrs. John Meadows
OF Lincoln, Mrs. Lydia Morrison, Miss
Margaret Wood Miss Hortense Clarke.
Miss Phoebe Smith. Miss Ida Sharp, Miss
Moorenead, Miss Katherine Moorehead,
Miss Frances Gilbert, Miss Genevieve Bald
win, Miss Marion Hughes, Miss Isabel
French, Miss Marie Coffman Miss Kath-
erthe McClannahan and Miss Carta Curtis.
BUFFET Luncheon.
day at buffet luncheon given at two
hours. 1890 and 1880. Jonquils yellow
shaded lights and green's decorated the
rooms. Mrs. Burgess was assisted by Mrs.
Arthur Crittenden Smith, Mrs Harry Will
kins, Mrs. Edgar Morsman, Miss JEANNE
Brown. Mrs. George Palmer and Mrs. w.
8. Poppleton. Among the guests present
were: Miss Margaret Wood Miss Marion
Council, Miss Gcnevieve Baldwin. Miss
Mary Holdrege, Miss Lloyd. Miss Mable
Balcombe. Miss Helen Davis Miss Faith
Potter, Miss Mary Lee McShane. Miss
Helen Willard. Miss Marie Coffman Miss
Ada Kirkendall, Mise Lynn Curtis, Miss
Carita Curtis, Mrs James Love Paxton
Mrs. Paul Hoagland, Mrs. Louis Nash
Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day Mrs. C. w.
Hull. Mrs. II. H. Baidrige, Mrs Warren
Rogers. Mrs. Ltcien stephens, Mrs Arthur
Gulou, Mrs. Warren Blackwell, Mrs. Glenn
ent Chase, Mrs Frederick Lake. Mrs.
Charles Keller, Mrs. w. j. c. Kenyon, Mrs
Edward Baum Mrs. r. B. Howell Mrs
FLOYD Smith, Mrs. A. ]. Love, Mrs. E. s.
Westbrook, Mrs. Reba Morgan, Mrs F. N
Connor. Mrs Frank Kennedy. Mrs Harry
Deuel. Mrs. Victor White, Mrs. C. f. Nc
Grew and Mrs. Martin
TwRmIcy-HeIn..
small but beautiful home wedding was
Fay Alyce Twamley daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fayette Twamley and Mr. Ray
mond Clark Helm of Duluth were united in
marriage. Rev Mackay officlated. The
rooms were decorated In green and white,
the ceremony being performed in the bay
window of the living room. Here a large
canopy was formed OF greens from which
was suspended a white bell OF roses. The
dining room was ALEC attractivey decorated
Ovy
mound OF white roses combined with green
and white satin ribbons adorned the table.
The brides only attendant was Miss Cora
Belle Helm, sister of tho groom who
noted as maid of honor and was becomingly
gowned In nile green radunn silk and car
ried brides roses. The bride wore an ex-
) qulste gown of white messaline. inset with
duchesse lace and made princess. She
carried n shower boquet of lilies Of the
valley. and her long tulle veil was caught
with wreath OF the same flowers. A
reception followed the ceremony, about
fifty guests being present. Mr. and Mrs
Helm left Wednesday evening for south.
ern trip. They will be home to friends ir
Duluth after March 1.
KOuntHe Place Meeting.
Mrs John Lottridge was hostess Wednes
day at the meeting OF the Kountze Place
Luncheon club. at the home of Mrs. b. ID
slaughter. the luncheOn table was taste
fully arranged with JAG. roses and th'
plate cards were little japanese designs
Those present were Mrs Lee Hamlin. Mrs
G. +. Weller, Miss Agnes Weller Mrs
f. d. Van Court. Mrs. George Kelly. Mrs
VIII Fisher Mrs. Charles K Weller. Mrs
Percy Fleshel. Miss Katherine Hamlln
Mrs. Amelia Gilmore Mrs. William Gamble
Mrs. Fred Clarke and Mrs. Lottridge. TIL
next meeting will be in two weeks at thu
home of Miss Katherine Hamlin.
smaller Affairs.
Mrs. f. J. Speh entertained at four table
OF bridge Wednesday in honor Of her CUES;
Mrs Harvey Moss OF Hastings. Neb. Tn
first prize was won by Mrs. Joseph Barke
and a guest prize given 10 Mrs. Moss.
Mrs. May Aul gave a kensington Wed
rfesdny for the Helping Hand society of tn
Hanscom Park Methodist church. Music
recitations and games afforded amusemen
fer the afternoon. About twenty-sevei
women were present.
= Miss Sophie Shirley gave a charming
= luncheon Wednesday In honor Of Miss Grac
Allison. A large cluster of red carnation
made a pretty cepterpieee and white card