Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-04

Holiday season BrtuRs a e~h Of
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Holiday season BrtuRs a WrnIdh Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. DRnrds Fox Of CoruinG, Ia,
are guests OF their daughteT, Mrs. J. l..
Thompson
Miss May Berestord Of vntsca, Ia, was
a guest OF Miss Catherine Morehouse for
the holidays.
Miss Cara Smith left Tuesday for Los
Aneeies. CAL 20 spend the Writer with
relatives and fYiendA
Miss BtaEch Burgess win leave today Tor
Hot Springs, Ark where she will spend
the winter with relatives
Thu Mercy Ali society Will meet Tuesday
afternoon at S. Marys home, the after
noon to be spent at cards
Miss Edna Orc1ytt gave a Funchson Ttrugs-
day afternoon, her s11esos being the "TtNL
top girls Covers were latd for ten
Mrs MrCunA entertained at thinner Fri
AGrs. o. D. wheeler Covers were aid foz
seven
Mrs J. H BeyeT1dge and CHILDREN re-
ulrnsd bone FEhoay Erom Casron, La
lives.
Hr. and Mrs. John Cain Of North Platte
Neb., are Waiting Mr.. Gains parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cain, OF North Seventh
street.
Mrs. Will Dawson entertained the After
noon 500 Fork club Wednesday afternoon.
The cut for all prizes was won by Mrs.
Miss Mary A willmarth, who has been
the guest OF Miss Fitch and other relatives
in this city, left last evening for her home
In Topeka, Kan.
Miss Marian Macrae, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Donald Macrae, left last evening for
Chicago to re-enter school after spending
the holidays at home,
Mrs. A. s. Hazelton entertained the Din
ner Bridge club Friday evening. Covers
were laid for twelve. Mrs. w. w. Sherman
will be the next hostess.
The literature department of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs Woman's club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. IL.
Cleaver, go First avenue.
Henry Hart will leave tomorrow for
Pottstown, Pa, to resume his studies after
spending the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Eldred Hart.
Mrs. C. d. Parmalee and daughter, Miss
Rachel, will leave today for Boston, where
Mrs. Parmalee will visit for a short time
and Miss Parmalee will resume her studies
at Bradford college.
Mrs. George L. Kahle and daughter, Miss
Eunice, who were guests of Mrs. Kahle's
sister. Mrs. w. o.. Pryor, 446 South First
street, returned to their home in Colorado
Springs last Wednesday.
Mrs. c. w. Watts entertained informally
at a watch party Thursday evening at
her home, 2O7 South First street The
evening was delightfully."- spent in playing
500" after which a dainty luncheon was
served.
Miss Ruth Barstow entertained at an
informal luncheon Wednesday afternoon
honor of Mrs. Robert Theinhardt. The
dining room was prettily decorated in
Christmas greens and bells. Covers were
laid for nine guests.
The first of the series of subscription
dances to be given during the winter took
place Thursday evening in the ball room
of the Grand hotel, a large attendance be
ing present, making the affair a decided
success. A long program of dances was en-
joyed until a late hour.
Mss Josephine jennings entertained at an
informal kensington in honor Of Mrs. Rob-
ert Theinhardt Tuesday afternoon at heI
home, 81 North First street. The afternoon
was spent in kensington work, after which
light refreshments were served. Their,
were nine guests present.
Mrs. +. Williams was hostess to the Z
B. club Wednesday afternoon at a luncheon
and kenslngton. Covers were laid for te
guests. Mrs. Bone of this city and Mrs
Fair Of Glenwood were club guests. TIL
club Will meet next at the home Of Mis-
Mary Purcell, 25 North Eighth street.
The 'Ebon Warblers'' were entertained
Monday evening at the home of Mrs. EC
Canning, 4l2 Oakland avenue. There were
about twenty members present. An in
formal program Of music. recitations an
other stunts" was enjoyed. Light refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Miss Frances Richmond entertained a
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at he
home, 1888 Lawton terrace, in honor q
Miss Katherine Beno and Miss Orphi
Quinn. The dining room was decorated with
red carnations and smilaX. A s~iX-courst
luncheon was served, covers being laid fol-
twenty-five guests,
Congressman Walter I. Smith left las
evening for Washington, d. c. He wa
accompanied by his son, Howard, who wi
resume his studies at the military academ!
at StauntCn, Va, after spending the holt
days at home. Mrs. Smith, according u
until shortly before the Inauguration o
President Taft.