Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
Pleasures Past.

ElenauEea FneNs
Mrs. Cal1sch entertained at luncheon
Thursday at the Loyal. covers being laid
for eight.
ushers Of the Creighton Cornell we'd
ding party entertained the members of the
party at an enjoyable automobile party Fri
day evening.
Mrs. s. r. Rush entertained on Tuesday
for her guest, Mrs. James Overstreet of
Hannibal, Mo. Mrs. J. r. Langley enter
tanned in her honor on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert White Of Kansas
City. Mo-. spent Saturday as the guests
Of Mr.. George Laier and in honor of his
guests Mr.. Later entertained at dinner
Saturday evening at the Rome.
Mrs. F. A.. Brogan gave a small Informal
luncheon Friday at the Omaha club. when
her guests were Mrs. Wilson Low, Mrs.
Arthur Guiou, Mrs. II. II. Baldrige, Mrs.
c. A. Hull and Mrs. Lawrence Fletcher.
Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. Grant williams gave n
dinner Thursday evening, whom covers
were placed for eight. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Davidson OF Chicago were honor guests.
Following the dinner the party occupied
a box at the Burwood.
Miss Wanda Estee of Montpelier, VT,
Miss Clara Mitchell OF Denver, Miss Flea
nor Pierce Of Fall River, Mass, Mr.. Ben
Gallagher, Mr.. Frank Wilhelm and Mr..
Lawrence Brinker had luncheon together
Thursday at the Loyal.
Mrs. Grace Cairns entertained the D. D.
club Tuesday evening. The hostess was
presented with a hand painted plate, and
high scores were made by Miss Flora
Stemm and Miss Coffman. Miss Jennie Mel
son will entertain the club October 6, at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. u. Barkalow entertained
Mt dinner Wednesday evening for their
guest, Mr.. Gilmore Kinney of New Jersey.
Covers were placed for Miss Bess Baum,
Miss Caroline Barkalow, Miss Anna
Bourke, Mr.. Gilmore Kinney. Mr.. Denise
Barkalow. Mr.. John Madden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Barkalow.
A pleasane surprise was given Miss Anne
Lindstrom, 4526 Hamilton street. Friday
evening in honor of her birthday. Those
present were Miss Eta Olsen, Miss Agnes
Hallen, Miss Amanda Hallen, Miss Emma
Brinn, Miss Alma Gustafson, Miss Hilma
Anderson, Miss Anna Erickson, Miss LYDIA
Lindstrom, Miss Anna Lindstrom, Miss
LYDIA Fjellin, Mr.. Carl Lindquest, Mr..
Harry Samuelson, Mr.. Axel Johnson, Mr..
Adolf Carlson, Mr.. Jacob Hanson, Mr..
Axel Carlson, Mr.. Fred Anderson, Mr.. An
drew %Smithberg and Mr.. and Mrs. Fjellin.
A pretty luncheon was given Friday at
the Omaha club by Mrs, p. 8 Westbrook,
in honor of Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day,
who Is the guest Of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. A. b. Smith. The guests were seated
at the large round table. The c~enterpiece
was a large basket filled with shaded pur-
pie asters and the handle was tied with q
purple illusion bow. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Clarence chmon Day. Mrs, Jerome
Magee, Mrs. w, o.. Gilbert, Mrs. Frank T.
Kennedy. Mrs. Charles T. Kountze, Mrs.
w. H.. Wheeler. Mrs. Eva Wallace, Mrs.
Samuel Caldwell, Mrs. Moshier Colpetzer,
Mrs. =. S. westbrook, Mrs. r. c.. Moore
and Miss Flora Webster.
Mrs. Benjamin MncAflaster and Mrs.
Birdsall A, MacAllaster. who leave shortly
for sar Francisco. Cal, gave a large fare
well reception Saturday afternoon at their
home in Kountze Place. from 8 until 9
o'clock. A pretty color scheme of pink and
white was used throughout the rooms,
carnations predominating, and pink shaded
candles were used in lighting the rooms.
A large bouquet OF pink carnations formed
q pretty centerpiGce for the table in the
dining room. Assisting through the rooms
were Mrs. W. G.. Ross, Mrs. A. c.. Powell,
Mrs. A. G. Edwards and Mrs. Clinton
Miller. Punch was served in the library
by Miss Katherine Powell and Miss Eunlce
Holmes and assisting in the dining room
were Miss Clara Thomas, Miss Bernioe
Edwards, Miss Uarda Scott, Miss Ruth
Gould and Miss Alice Fry.