Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
COminss, GOinEs and Doinku of People
You Know.

Mr.. Frank Keeline will leave today for
~, Marys. Kan, where he will enter st.
Mary's college.
Mr.. Bryant of Denver is the guest Of his
aunt. Mrs. H. B. Watson, Ill West Wash
ington avenue.
The c. Nj. l.. Club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
{. X. Cornelius, J2 South Seventh street.
Mrs. T. G. Turner entertained the Ideal
club tuesday afternoon. The next meeting
Will be at the home of Mrs. Lewis Cutler.
Miss Florence Lacy and Miss Bernadette
Wickham have returned to Atchison, Kan,
where they will continue their studies in
st. Joseph's college.
Mr.. Lee Wickham. Mr.. Robert Wickham
for st. Mary's. Kan, where they continue
their studies at st. Mary's college.
Ed Hess entertained at an oyster supper
Friday evening at the Hess farm. His
guests were the Misses Lillian Price, Helen
Robinson, Ellen Organ and Messrs. Clyde
Lyon, Bert Clark and Ira Frederickson.
The members of ST. Anne's chapter Of
the Woman's guild OF st. Pauls Episcopal
church will entertain at a card party
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Theodore N. Petersen on Fourth street.
Miss Cherry Wells entertained at an in
formal Kensington Thursday at her home
on Park avenue In honor of Mrs. Robert
Theinhardt: Cards We're epjGy sS through
ments were served.
The Oakland Avenue club met Friday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs; J. D Crock
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Ruth Mrs, J.; =. Swan. Paris; stod-
Mrs. ]. w. Mitchell was hostess to the
K~ensington club Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent at kensing-
J @rre w sarTsd aft TEo which nihh I light h refreshments
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
c. S. Lawson, 4O Glen avenue.
The members of the Rochester Dancing
club enjoyed a masquerade dance Tuesday
evening in Eagles hall. Prizes for the
handsomest costumes were awarded Mrs.
Kate Fuhs, Miss Ellen Busby, Mr.. Bert
Maloney acted as one of the judges.
Miss Ethel Watson entertained at an in
formal Z o'clock dinner Monday evening
room was prettily decorated in Pink and
green, a large bowl OF pink roses forming
a pretty center piece on the dining table.
Covers were laid for ten guests. After din
ner the evening was pleasantly spent at
bridge.
Mrs. Karl Hoist entertained the Klatter
klub Friday afternoon at her home on Fifth
avenue. Prizes at 800 were awarded Miss
Cherry Wells. Miss Lillian Price. Mrs.
George Mayne. Mrs. Frank Ptnney. and
game light refreshments were served. Miss
Marian Tyler will be the next hostess to
the club.
The Atlas club met Tuesday afternoon at
corial.' was the topic given by Mrs. g.
Hamilton; Supremacy Of the Seas Under
| CHdIltS V U u Eu hclSs SOEuONd
ad the Mosque" by Mrs. ]. NJ. Barstow:
Commerce, Ancient and Modern by Mrs.
c. F. Kimball; Current Events by Mrs.
l.. r. Hypes.
Mrs. NJ. f. Rohrer entertained at a card
party Tuesday afternoon at her home, 2S9
Vine street. for her daughter. Mrs; Robert
played, two tables being used. Mrs. Atkins
was awarded the prize for the highest
score and Mrs. Ed Brown was awarded
the consolation prize. At the close Of the
game light refreshments were served.
The Misses Stubbs gave an informal
dancing party last evening. The guests
Mary Wadsworth, Edith Organ, Ruth Felt,
Margaret Metcalf. Hazel Hannah, Sarah
Besley, Yelma Peek Frances KeS elm and and
Ter. Winfield Mayne, Jean Cleaver, Ward
Price, George Camp. John stubbs, M.
Ketchum and Miles Graham of Omaha.
The University club met Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. NJ. Mat
thews, on Angle avenue, Mrs. Haley acting
as leader, The study for the afternoon
and the study of Italy. Mrs, Thornton
told THE Story of Enid after which
New Year Resolutions were given by
the guests. Mrs. Ingram will act as host
ess January l3' Mrs. McCune acting as
leader,
the members Of the Knob Hill 800" club
at a Z O'Clock course dinner Thursday
evening at their home on Oakland avenue.
The after dinner hours were devoted to
800" Mrs. Quinn and Mr.. j. f. Wilcox
being awarded the prizes for the highest
scores in the series Of games to date. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles BenO will entertain the
club January n at their home on Lawton
Terrace.
The Tuesday History club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Purdum, 6le
Sixth avenue. Mrs. Dell Morgan acted as
leader. Mrs. J.. L. Mabie gave as her topic,
Queen christina" Mrs. ]. ]. S~pindler,
John Banner: Ferstensson;' Mrs. C. G.
Saunders. war with Denmark Mrs. G.
A, staveiy, Swedish Colony in America;
Mrs. A. w. Askwith, Peace OF West,
phalia:" Mrs. w. c.. Joseph, "Codex Ar
GENT Mrs. S. b. Snyder, Education"