Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. ]. F. Mawhinney Entertains
Children's Party for Daughter.
SUPPER PARTIES AT THE CLUBS
Week begins Well, with Numerous
Small Affairs, All Of which Are
Informal and Majority
Are at Home.

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home on South Thirty-seventh street to
celebrate the eleventh birthday of her
little daughter Elizabeth Mawhinney. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent with games
and dancing and refreshments were served
on the veranda. The children present were
Misses Alice Coad, Catherine Baum, Louise
White, Eva Medlar, Mercedes Jensen,
Evelyn Ledwich, Helen Pearce, Virginia
Pearce, Grace Drake, Helen Pentland,
Lucille Calisch. Mary Katherine F1ndley,
Elizabeth Patton, Mary Mcbride. Charlotte
Borelle, Camilla Edholm, Katherine Ma
Whitney, Thelma Sellick, Eloise Sellick,
Katherine Brown Of Chicago. Masters
Ralp Benedick. Burdette Kirkendall, Ciar-
cree squires, Edward MARBLES, Forest
Watson, Russell Brandt, Burton Howard.
James Rooney, irwin Msdlar, Hamlin
Brown, Thomas F1ndley, william Popple-
ton and Rankin Mcbride. Several young
woman assisted Mrs. Mawhlnney during
the afternoon.
At the Country Club.
One Of the supper parties at the Country
club Sunday evening was given by Mr..
George Prinz, his guests Including Miss
Flora Webster, Miss Jeanne Wakefield,
Miss Ella Mae Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Poppleton, Mr.. Harry O'NeiIl and Mr..
Stockton Heth.
Dining together at another table were
Mr.. Stanley Ineson, Mr.. w. II. Low, Mr..
r. b. Towle, Mr.. Frank Haskell, Mr.. h. A.
Cudahy, jr., Mr.. Denise Barkalow and Mr..
Ben Gallagher.
Others at the club Sunday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cotton, who had covers
laid for four; Mr.. T. L. Davis, four; Mr..
Glenn Wharton, two; Mr.. X. NJ. WEIGH,
four; Mr.. Frank Colpetzer. three: Mr..
w. H. Wheeler, three; Mr.. c, Y. Smith,
three; Captain Fred Buchan, three; Mr.
A. V. Kinsler, two, and Mr.. e. 8. West
brook, two.
Dining together at another of the tables
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher Colpetzer, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Kountze. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Samuel Burns, jr., and Mr.. I. F. Kennedy!
At Happy Hollow.
Among those having supper at Happy
Hollow Sunday evening were Mr.. w. E
shaefer, who had as his guests MI. and
Mrs. Edward Claraway Of GlcnwOod, la.
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Shaefer. Mr.. c,
c. Belden had covers laid for five; Mr.. ]
b. Langley, five. Others dining at the
club were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Royce, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Haney, Mr.. and Mrs. w
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Mr.. II. S. Byrne, who had three guests
DR.. E. c.. Henry, three; Mr.. p. f. McCully
six; Mr.. ]. w. West, two; Mr.. II. E. Nil
liken, two; Mr.. Thomas Creigh, Mr.. A. I
Creigh and Mr.. Alfred Creigh, MI. w. L
Selby, Mr.. C. w. Russell, Mr.. d. c. Pat
terson and Frank ]. Hughes.
At the Field Club.
Entertaining at small parties at the Field
oI,h CpoAay utara Mr. ana Mrs w i
Hynes, who had eleven guests at dinner
Mr.. f. Buckingham, eight. In the evening
Mr.. Paul Burleigh had covers for four, Mr.
E. NJ. Martin, five; Mr.. +. 8. Pollard, four
Mr.. Jack Sharpe. four; Mr.. r. e. Rogers
four; Mr.. j. w. Towle, five; Mr.. Harry
Koch, four.
Informal AhfaIrs.
Mrs. Colt Campbell entertained infor
mally at two tables of bridge Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Calm Of Sher
idan, Wyo., Who is visiting friends II
Omaha.
Miss Corine Poissant was hostess at al
informal kensington Monday afternoon a
her home complimentary to Mrs. Irvinl
H. Eddy of Chicago, who is the guest o.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hawver
About ten guests were present and thu
afternoon pleasantly spent with needle
work.
Mr.. Scannell O'Nein gave a dinner Sun
day at ''Tlrnangoe'' in honor OF his guests
; Mr.. whItelawe Sanders and MT. Richard
= DeKoven of st. Louis. The other guestI
I were Miss Georgina Pell Curtis of Chicago
. Miss Viola Coffin, Mr.. Claude Gliding ant
. Mr.. Albert Irwin.
a Mr.. Charles Belden entertained six col
lege friends at Happy Hollow Monday. Tn
, day was spent playing golf, the party haV
ing luncheon at the club.
For Miss Free.
Mrs. George Sumner will entertain
luncheon OF sixteen covers Tuesday a
2 Happy Hollow in honor of Miss Mami
Free, whose wedding to Mr.. John 7. Yate
@ will take place In the fall. Although tn,
engagement was not formally announced
e it is known by rll OF their intimate friend
and the wedding will take place some tim
t in September.
Picnic Party.
4 The Dippers, whose association begaI
- during the high school days of its mem
( bers, INDUCED in a picnic lunch at Hanson
4 park Monday. The members present werl
Misses Hazel Rogers, Grace Rohrbough
Olive Hammond. Bess Gould and Alicl
= Mccullough. The other members, who ar
out of the city, are Misses Irene Jaynes ant
S Eleanor Jaquith.
Birthday Surprise.
S Saturday evening Mrs. w. r. Morford
4 1915 North 1wenty-flrst street, was sur
prised by the Members OF the North Sid
= Card club and other friends who desiret
TO remember her birthday anniversary
, Progressive high five was the amusemen
Of the evening. the first double prize beinI
= won by Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Leader and tn
= second prize by Mr.. and Mrs. Al Alquis
! and Mr., Joseph ADJUST, Mrs. Morford wa
given a cut glass water set, Mr.. Dav,
. Christy making the speech OF presentation
After an elaborate luncheon, toasts wer
S responded to, Mr.. william Point and IT
n David Christy acting as toastmasters
There were present Mr., and Mrs. Rober
Christy, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph AIquist, Dr
and Mrs. J. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
q LundbuTg, Mr.. and Mrs. James Vickery
Mr.. and Mrs. David Christy, Mr.. and Mrs
4 Lew Leader. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bigger
Mr.. and Mrs, ole Lund. Mr.. and Mrs. A
a August. Mr.. and Mrs. william Arnold
a Mr.. and Mrs. wheel VanchurR, MI. an
n Mrs. Charles Alquist, Mr.. william Poin
\ and Mr.. John A. White.
Prospective Pleasures.
. Miss Mary Lewis Wood will entertain &
? breakfast Thursday morning at Happy Hol