Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-09
Pleasures Past.

Miss Clara Elmiger entertained in
formally Tuesday evening for the Misses
Sharkey of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Pinto entertained
Informally at bridge Thursday evening for
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Fisher when five
tables were used for the game
Mrs. r. Rhyn entertained at six tables
Of high five Friday evening, when the
prizes were won by Mrs. A. Rhyn. Miss
Alice Kilker, Mr.. Faulkstein and w. NJ.
Rhyn.
Miss Kirkendall. Mrs. Tom Davis. Mrs.
Splitter, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Ben Cotton, Miss
Edna Keeline and Miss Mary Lee Mcshane
made up a theater party Saturday evening
at the Boyd.
The Sacajawea club met Friday with
Mrs. ]. c. Bishop. when Mrs. F. E. Smith
made the high score at the game Of high
five. The next meeting will be in two
weeks, with Mrs. j. G.. Baker.
The San souci club met at the home of
Miss Flora Stemm Friday evening. High
five was the game played and a very en-
joyable time was had by all present The
next meeting will be at the home Of Miss
Jessie Robertson in two weeks.
The members of the Monitor club gave
a stag social Friday evening at the club
rooms to celebrate the birthday of Fred
W. Flodman. president Of the club. About
fifty members were present and presented
Mr. Flodman with a gold watch,
Mr.. Glenn Wharton gave stag dinner
at the Omaha club Saturday for his ushers
when covers were laid for Mr.. Gerald
Wharton. Mr.. Alec Stove of Chicago, Mr..
Ben Cotton, Mr.. Tom Davis, Mr.. Lawrence
Brinker Mr. June Brown, Mr.. Robert
Burns, Mr. Willard Hosford, Mr.. Splitter
of Toledo. Mr.. Grove of East Orange, N.
j.. and Mr. Wharton.
Mrs. George Tilden and Mrs. p NJ. Conk-
lin entertained at luncheon Saturday at the
Young Mems Christian association for
Mrs. ]. e. IARue, who leaves soon for
Arkansas. Those present were: Mrs LaRue,
Mrs. j. ]. Lampe. Mrs. ]. S. King, Mrs
p. ]. Barr, Mrs. J. b. Patton, Mrs. r. X.
Bell, Mrs. d. w Morrow, Mrs George w.
Clabaugh, Mrs. Alice Coulter, Mrs. A I.
sidwelI, Mrs. s. e. Howell, Mrs. Tilden and
Mrs. Cohkln.
Mrs. Walter r. Page entertained at two
kensingtons Friday and Saturday after
moons, about twenty guests being present
each afternoon. Friday afternoon Mrs
Page introduced a novel entertainment
The guests were given different colored
tissue paper and told to make the latest
Partisan hats. The young women showed
great talent, Mrs Floyd Smith winning
first prize for a creation in shades of
lavender and Mrs Herbert Gannett Sec
ond prize for one in black and yellow.
surprise party was given for Mrs.
Agnes Rappley Wednesday evening in
honor of her SEVENTEEN birthday. The
evening was spent in cards. Those present
were: Mrs. James Hershey, Mrs. Mary
Bauman, Mrs. Laura Rappley, Mrs. Bessie
Bruner, Mrs. Lizzie Tuttle, Miss Anna
Stannaben, Miss Katie Bauman, Miss
Agnes Rappley, Miss Edna Hershey, Miss
Lizzie Bauman Mrs. Agnes Rappley, Mr..
]. NJ Tuttle, Mr.. George Rappley, Mr..
John TuttIe, Mr.. Theodore Rappley and
Mr.. Fred NJ. Rappley.
In celebration of her seventeenth birth
day, the friends of Miss Belle Smith ten
dered her a surprise party Friday evening
at her home. 1923 Caldwell street. The
evening was spent playing cards and with
music Those present We're: Mrs. W. d.
Smith, Mrs c. d. Barnwell and children
of Trinidad, Colo, Misses Elizabeth Wald-
man, Celia Mancell, Nora Mancell, Mary
Mancell, Alice L. Smith, Alice Shut. May
Hansen Blanche Smith, Belle Smith,
Messrs Walter Rowley, ID. W. Haight.
]. f. Hearley ]. L. Wadman, s. F. Wald-
man, f. b. Waldman and Charles krelle.