Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-23

Pleasures Past.
Mrs. f. 3. Carrigan entertained inform
ally at three tables Of bridge Friday after
noon at her apartments in the winona.
The Edulces club met Friday evening
with Miss Mrytle Drahof, 1927 North THIRTY
eighth street, when twelve members were
present The next meeting will he Thurs
day with Miss Ethel Tracy.
Mrs. j. Flosburg jr.. gave an Orpheum
party Friday afternoon which was followed
by a luncheon at Balduffs. Those present
were Mrs. NJ. Rachman, Mrs. F. c. Ken
dis, Mrs ]. Kulakofsky, Mrs. NJ. Rosen-
blatt and Mrs. L. Richards
Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman gave a party
Saturday to celebrate the fifth birthday of
her little daughter, Florence. Those as
sisting were Mrs. Wahlcamp, Mrs. Gockel
and Mrs. Carney. The house was decorated
in red and about twenty children enjoyed
the afternoon playing games.
Mrs. Alvin johnson entertained infor-
mally at bridge Friday afternoon when
those present were Mrs. William Yetter
Mrs. Frank Judson, Mrs. A. G. Mucke.
Miss May Murphy, Miss Mcintyre Miss
Philomena Gentleman and Miss Edith But
Ter. The high score was made by Mrs
Frank Judson
Miss Menie Davis entertained a theater
party Saturday evening which was fol-
lowed by a supper at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Davis. The
girls in the party are members Of the
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority. The guests
included Miss Katherine Benson, Miss
Ruth Hammer, Miss Betty Bruce. Miss Mil
dred Butler, Mr.. Raymond Fletcher Low,
Mr.. Creighton Daugherty Mr.. Hal Nc
Cord Brady, Mr.. Robinson Clifford and Mr.
Wurtle Hall.
The senior and Junior classes OF Brownell
Hall and the boarders were given a colonial
dinner and ball Saturday evening. The
students were all in colonial costume, some
of them being dressed as women and the
others as men. A large table in the form
of a ''T' was used for supper and was
lighted with 100 red candles, All of the
decorations were carried out in patriotic
colors. The ball room was elaborately deco
rated with flags of all sizes, making an
attractive background for the youthful
dancers in their. satins and laces.
party of young people from Walnut
Hill school enjoyed a bobsled party Fri
day evening. They started from the home of
Miss Ethel Green and the party included
Misses Ethel Green, Effie Cleland, Era
Jones, Dora Lindley Frances Lovegren.
Lissetta Smith, Madge Wells, Gladys
Hodgin, Lucille Darby, Messrs. Paul Car
son, Clark Russell, win Nelson, Carl Will
Jams, Carl Hampton, Jesse Darby, Roland
Carson and Cullen Bryant. Miss Warren
and Miss Hughs acted as chaperones.
A bobsled party was given by few high
school boys and girls Saturday evening.
The party was composed Of Helen Chesney.
Gretchen Mcconnell, Marie Hodge, Helena
Trimble, Ruth Gould, Helen Blish, Hazel
Howard Uarda Scott Caroline Howard
and Jack Bowin. Coe Buchanan, Frederick
Mcconnell, Harold Mckinney, Warren
Howard, Herbert Kessler Frank Latenser,
Philip Lehmer and Howard Gates and
chsperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leh-
mer. Supper was served by the girls at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Howard.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon when the score
cards were suggestive of Washington's
birthday different designs being used at
each of the tables including flags, hatch
cts and the tricornered hat. The players
were Miss Ella Mae Brown. Miss Jeanne
Wakefield Miss Flora Webster, Miss Beu-
lah Sharpe, Miss Ida Sharpe, Miss Celia
McCaffrey. Miss Hortense Clarke, Miss Mae
Hamilton. Mrs. J. A. c. Kennedy, Mrs
Tom Davis, Mrs. w. J. Foye, Mrs. Eva
Wallace, Mrs. Samuel Burns jr Mrs
Charles Dundey, Mrs. Floyd Smith. Mrs
Jerome Magee. Mrs z. S. Westbrook. Mrs
Edwin Swobe, Mrs. Robert Lee Hamilton
Mrs. Hoxie Clark. Mrs Herbert Wheeler
Mrs. Ward Burgess, Mrs. Daniel Baum
Mrs. j. $. Weitzell. Mrs. c. W. Hull
Mrs. 4. J. Beaton and Mrs. Louis Nash
A leap year Cotilion was given at the
Metropolitan club Saturday evening for the
members. Mrs. /. Kaufman, Mrs Harry
Unverzagt, Mrs. Nathan Mantel Miss Flor
ence Hitler, Miss Zerlina Dreifus and Miss
Evelyn Bergman constituting the commit
tee in charge. who, with their partners
led the cotilion. A number of interesting
and amusing figures We're introduced sew
eral being suggestive of Washingt0n's
birthday. In the first figure the dancers
were presented with flags and hatchets
In one Of the most amusing figures the
men wore ballet skirts. and in another
figure a lemon tree was brough in and the
leap year girls presented the lemons 10 tho
men. In one figure appropriate to the day
the girls carried little cherry trees and
the men had to chop, cherries from me
miniature trees before winning a partner
Mrs. NJ, T. Miller of Kountze place en-
tertained with a musicale Thursday, Feb
ruary 20 The rooms were decorated with
garlands and bells of the natural colors
and red and carnations Cherry punch and
waters were served IN the dining room by
the young ladies Of the Amicilla quartet
and Miss Edna Cole. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered, which was highly ap-
preciated by the enthusiastic guests. Those
participating in the program were presented
with a box OF vioets by the hostess
Those present were Mr. and Airs. David
Cole. Mrs. Thomas Gentlemen, Miss
Gentlemen, Mrs. ]. A. whalen, Mr.
and Mrs. S. y. Melio, Mr.. and
Mrs c. Bennett Cole. Mr.. George C. Hard,
Mr.. and Mrs, c. F. sheppard, Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. DAVIS. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s Nilsson.