Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26
Pleasure, Past.

Pleasures Past.
Captain and Mrs. r. l.. hamilton gave a
small dinner Friday evening at the Omaha
club for Miss Kincade Of Kansas City.
Mrs. W. H. Gould. jr. entertained Fri
day evening for Mrs. Hensmsn Of Seattle
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howard OF JEFF
ferson, la.
An Informal musicale was given by Miss
Inez Latey and Miss Bessie Latey. The
other guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. william Latey,
Miss Margaret Latey and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Brown.
Mr.. George Duncan was host at dinner
Saturday evening at the new Hanshaw,
when covers we're laid for: Mr.. ]. b. Woo
tan, Mrs. Charles Thomas. DR.. Gustav
Hahn, Mr.. w. A. Campbell, Mr.. T. j.
O'Brien and Mr.. Duncan.
Miss Katherine Finlayson, 4O South
Thirty-sixth street, is giving a weekend
house party in honor Of her guests, Miss
Nellie Giles and Miss Helen Giles Of North
Bend, Neb.. the other guests being Miss
Todd, Miss Ocumpough. Miss Hamil, Miss
swaney and Miss Hoffman.
Miss May Mahoney entertained at a box
party at Boyd's Saturday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Gorgas Of Panama and
Mrs. Glassford Of West Point, n. Y.
Those present were: Miss Gorgas, Mrs.
Glassfcrd, Miss Farrell Of New York City,
Miss Nesmith and Miss Kennedy of Fort
Omaha and Miss Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dundey enter
tanned Informally at dinner Saturday even
Ing at their home for Mrs. w. H. Alex
ander Of Salt Lake City, when those pres
ent were: Mrs. Alexander Judge and Mrs.
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West. Mr.. NJ. f. serat and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dundey.
Mrs. A. c. Coffman OF Dundee, assisted
by her sister, Mrs. Wilson, gave a picnic
Thursday afternoon at Riverview Park
for her Sunday school class. Mr.. Coff-
man Joined them for the picnic supper,
bringing each a souvenir The guests
were: Misses Gail Howard, Alice Christian
son, Dagmar westergard, Galista Preston,
Mary Johnson and Mary Stewart.
Mrs. Harry Calisch, Mrs. II. Rosenstock
and Mrs. Moritz Meyer entertained at a de-
lis full luncheon Saturday at the New Hen
shaw in honor OF Mrs. A.. D. Brandeis and
her guests. Mrs. Michaelson of Jefferson
City, Mrs. Wolfstein, Mrs. d. Wolfstein OF
Cincinnati and Mrs. Sloman of Detroit.
Mrs. Wolfstein was the special honor
guest, as she was celebrating her seven
tieth birthday. The table had for a CEN
terpiece a large basket of white and laven-
der sweet peas and small baskets of blooms
to match, marked the places Of the
guests.
The last meeting Of the season Of the
San Souci' club was held at the home
of Miss Jessie Corey Friday evening
A pleasant evening was spent at cards, al
which Miss Anderson made high score
and Miss Holmgren consolation. The
hostess was given a h~and-painted plate.
The club gives a picnic at Lake Manawa
next Saturday. The members are: Mrs
Bell, Miss Corey, Miss Wilcox, Miss Hurst,
Miss Stemm, Miss Robinson, Miss Peter
son, Miss Holmgren, Miss Anderson, Miss
Nelson. Miss Corey, Miss Pixton.
Lieutenant Colonel William "A. Glass.
ford, commanding officer Of Fort Omaha
and Mrs. Glassford, gave a dinner Sat.
urday evening, as a welcome to their
daughter and two sons, Lieutenant Pelham
D. Glassford, Second artiyyery, United
State Army, and Ensign William A. Glass.
ford. of the Pacific squadron, United States
Navy, now visiting them. An original
printed dancing card program was conceived
and c~leverly carried out by Mrs. Glassford
which caused a great deal of merrimen-
~ wei rs sui liSNf III NlpN lhN. pa lllNi
were assigned and designated by numbers
already printed on the cards, thus adding
much gaiety to the occasion. The dancing
was principally on the large porches
beautifully decorated with American flags
and lit by Japanese lanterns and electric
lights, while refreshments were served in
the spacious dining room and halls. II
was a typical army affair managed mos
graciously by the Colonel and Mrs. Glass.
ford, whose home is always attractive. but
at pres mt made doubly so by the presence
of their two sons and daughter, Lieutenant
Glussford and his wife anticipate making
an extended visit at the Fort, while Ensigr
Glassford expects to remain only a few
days. The list OF those present at the
dance included the army contingent sta.
toned at Fort Crook, Fort Omaha and
Omaha and numbered about forty.