Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. Euclid Martin Gives Afternoon
Tea for Mrs. Gaylord Martin.
BRIDGE GAME OF THE AFTERNOON
Several Large Card Parties md After
noon Teas EnIiven Weeks End
Card Club Season Keeps
Women Busy.

Mrs. Euclid Martin gave a pretty after
noon tea from 4 to s. o'clock Friday In
honor Of Mrs. Gaylord Martin, who is one
OF the autumn brides. The rooms were
artistically decorated Will cut flowers and
palms. Bouquets Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were in the reception hall and in the
drawing room, where Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Gaylord Martin. assisted by Mrs. c. c.
Montgomery and Miss Frances Martin, re-
oeived the guests, a dainty decoration Of
pink roses was used. Red roses were in
the library. where punch was served by
Mrs. seiwyn Doherty. Miss Ethel Tukey
| and Miss Martha Dale. American Beauty
roses made an effective centerpiece for the
dining room table, and assisting in this
room were Mrs. T. J. Mackay. Mrs. Frank
Meyers, Mrs. e. e. Bruce, Mrs. Mcmahon,
Z Mrs. c. S. Montgomery, Mrs. George West
Mrs. Paul Hoagland, Miss Helen Ribbell,
Miss Lorraine Comstock and Miss Gladys
Peters.
Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs. ]. C.. Gown and Mrs. Will c. Gown
entertained at bridge Thursday and Friday
afternoons this week at the home OF the
former. Chrysanthemums and palms were
used IN decorating the rooms and the guests
Thursday we're Mesdames Joseph Barker,
t, w. A. Redlck. Samuel Burns. jr., Harry
wilkins. Ward Burgess. w. II. Wheeler,
Charles Martin. A. G. Beeson, Z. A. Cud-
ahy, Charles +. Kountze. Meredith Nichol-
son, w. A. Paxton. jr, E. 8. Westbrook.
s. s. Caldwell, Isaac Coles. Shiverick, T. L.
Davis. Glenn Wharton, K. M. Morsman, jr.,
Frederick Lake, Miss Lois Westbrook of
Ogdensburg. N. T.. and Miss Bessie Yates.
Friday afternoon those present were
Mesdames Charles Morton. Troup Miller,
N. =. Evans, r. r. Buchan, Glassford. o.
NNesmith, w. c. Bennett, Irwin Hunsaker,
y. q. Galbraith.} Chase Kennedy, j. L.
Hines, Curry. Haskell. Joseph Gohn, Cor
Delius Gardner. +. p. Kirkendall. Henry
w. Yates, q. w. Wattles, J. @. Bourke, Ben
Gallagher. Henry Doorly. Frank Colpetzer,
J. b. Erwin. John s. Brady, Charles Greene,
G. f. Henderson. Frank Kennedy, Arthur
G. Smith, @. M. Hitchcock, Miss Sarah
Bourke, Miss Eastman and Miss Mary Gal
braith.
Bridge Party.
Mrs. w. L. Unzlcker entertained at bridge
FRIDAY afternoon at her home on South
Thirty-first street. Yellow chrysanthemums
frightened the rooms and the guests in
cluded Mrs. e. A. Hinrichs, Mrs. J. B.
Rahm, Mrs. N. F. Reckard, Mrs. w. r.
Giller, Mrs. j. r. Campbell. Mrs. Ralph
Moody, Mrs. e. p. Boyer. Mrs. Ira Porter,
Mrs. Charles Boutwell,, Mrs. Don Adams.
MIS-. w. ~. RalTnatler, MIS-. -. Is. Liver,
Mrs. Simeon Jones, Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs.
n. d. Cole. Mrs. F. w. HARDWOOD, Mrs.
Charles Loomis, Mrs. Wayne Hemphill,
Mrs. Leon Nelson. Mrs. H. 1. Adams, Mrs.
c. b. Walrath Mrs. c.. j. Chapman, Mrs.
Hubert Hicks, Mrs. WILDER Emerson, Mrs.
Lester Drishaus, Mrs. Frank Streight, Mrs.
Paul Burleigh, Mrs. Charles Urquhart of
st. Louis, Mrs. May Aud. Miss Grace Co.
liant, Miss Daisy Rogers and Miss Nina
Criss.
- For Mr.. and Mrs. GreenIeaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Reed gave an
informal reception Thursday evening at
their attractive new home In Dundee in
honor or Mrs. Reeds son, Mr.. Miles Green
leaf. and Mrs. Greenleaf, whose wedding
TOOK place a week ago. In the living room,
where Mr.. and Mrs, Reed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenleaf received the guests, a
gretty decoration of shaded pink chrysan-
themums was used. Punch was served. in
the library by Mrs. Francis Potter and
Mrs. A. C, Reed. Yellow chrysanthemums
We're used In this room. A low basket of
red carnations and asparagus ferns made
an effective centerpiece for the table in
tho dining room, which was lighted with
unshaded red candles. Pouring coffee there