Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-31

and Mrs. A. L. Reed entertained at lunch
con at the Omaha club Tuesday, followed
by a theater party at the Burwood given
by Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Kirkendall. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morri-
son, Miss Ethel Turkey, Mrs. Lydia Nor
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Reed and Mr..
and Mrs. F. p. Kirkendall.
Luncheon Party.
Miss Eleanor Jaquith entertained at a
luncheon party Wednesday at her home in
honor of her guest. Miss Irene Jaynes of
st. Paul, who formerly lived in Omaha. A
basket of pink roses made a pretty center
plete for the table and French heads in
pink marked the places for the Misses
Miriam Patterson, Amy Gilmore, Dorothy
Morgan, Carolyn Congdon, Agnes Weller,
Gladys Peters, Margaret Guthrie, Eunice
Howell, Olive Hammond Luncheon was
followed by a game of bridge.
Alumni Meeting.
The Omaha alumni Of the Alpha Theta
Chi fraternity of the University of Ne
braska and the under graduate members.
who are ct home during the holidays,
dined at Hanson's cafe last evening, after
wards attending the Orpheum. Those who
attended were Messrs. Oliver Erwin, Hal
Roberts, Roy Sunderland, Henry Leavitt,
John Latenser, Herbert Potter, Leslie Hig-
gins. Walter Standeven, DR.. Clarence
Rubendall, Fred Naughton, Claude Tillot-
son, George Buol, Joseph Fradenburg, Fred
Sweeley. Hugh Wallace, George Wallace,
Hugh Robertson, Clark Denny. DR.. Clyde
Moore, Lawrence Brown, Alex Marriott,
Guy Robertson and Irwin Gutter.
Dinner Party.o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Koubtze entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening at their home
on South Thirty-ninth street in honor OF
Miss Flora Webster and Mr., George Prinz,
whose wedding takes place next week. A
dainty decoration of green was used and
those present were:
Miss. Mrs. lydia Morrison
Flora Webster, Mrs. Eva Wallace.
Ella Mae Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8
Messrs. Poppleton,
Stockton Heth, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Joseph Baldridge, Kountze
]. Il. George,
George PrinZ,
Pleasures Past.
Miss Mary Taylor was hostess at a card
party Wednesday afternoon at her home.
The rooms were decorated with green and
white emblems Of the holiday season and
twenty players were present for the game
OF high five.
Mrs. +. p. Kirkendall entertained de-
lightfully at luncheon Saturday at her
home In honor of Miss Kimball OF Kan
sas City, who was the guest of Mrs. G..
w. Megeath for a few days. Cut flowers
decorated the table and those present were
Miss Kimball, Miss Jean Cudahy, Miss
Helen Cudahy, Miss Bess Baum, Mrs. Me-
geath. Mrs. Glen Wharton and Mrs. Klr-
kendall.
Miss Marie Schmidt was hostess at an
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home.
Miss Buelah Bessire, entertained. at her
home, 414 North Thirty-ninth street, Tues
day evening. for a number OF her friends.
The house was very beautifully decorated
with holly and red and white ribbons.
Before refreshments were served, the
guests were all told TO find their presents,
which were hidden in the Christmas tree.
After luncheon the party was entertained
by Mr.. Fred Ferald and Miss Haze, who
gave a musical program. Those present
were Misses Helen Mart, Sara Ayres
Nancy Haze, Isabel Linn, Alice Gideon
Irene Shepherd, Ruth Fisher. Beulah
Bessire; Messrs Morton Gould. Fred Fern.
aid, stewert Gould. Oscar Ayres, Wilson
Heller, Dice Muffett, Earl Fisher. Calvin
Davis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bessire.
Prospective Pleasures.
Miss Maud Marriott will entertain al
cards Wednesday evening at her home
The rooms will be decorated with Christ.
mas bells and also with palms and ferns
The hostess will be assisted by her sister
Mrs. Hal H. Roberts and sixty guests will
be present.
Mrs, George Morton will entertain the
members Of the Charmonte club Thursday
afternoon.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mr.. George Lee Bready Of New Yorl
City, is the guest of his brother, James e
Bready.
Mr.. Taylor Belcher, who has been II