Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
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Pleasures Past.
Mrs. II. b. Morrill, entertained two tables
OF high five Thursday evening. In honor OF
her guest, Mrs. New Of Chicago.
Captain and Mrs. Jack Hayes of Fort
Crook gave a silhouette party at their quar-
ters at Fort Crook. Saturday evening in
honor Of Miss Kittson. guest Of Captain
and Mrs. George r. Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest STUNT entertained
at dinner Saturday evening in celebration
Of their 10Th wedding anniversary. Owing
to the recent Illness OF Mr.. STUNT the guests
were restricted to the relatives. Red carna-
lions decorated the table and twenty-four
guests were present.
Mr.. J. II. Willard and Miss Willard enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening. The
table was decorated with pink carnations
and covers were placed for Mr.. and Mrs.
John l. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Yates. General and Mrs. c.. f. Henderson,
General and Mrs. j. C. Gown, Mrs. Herman
Kcuntze. Miss Millard. Mr.. Milton barlow
and Mr.. Willard.
Thursday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Meyer. SS North Central
boulevard, a house warming was given. In
addition TO the host and hostess and family
the company included Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Rasmussen. MIR. and Mrs. Charles HI. Peter
sen and Miss Lila Petersen, Colonel and
Mrs. William Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Sommers. Messrs. Albert Krug, Bert Dixon,
]. P. Wagner. w. f. Gerke. Mike Doll,
Charles Killian, Count Erick Huzenlaub,
John Roth, Andy Jensen, Frank Neunan
and Julius Newman.
Mrs. Charles p. Southland entertained Fri.
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. J. II, Wills
OF Valley Junction, Ia. The house was dec
GRATED with cut flowers, and a luncheon
was served late in the evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wills. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II.
Park. Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Drexel, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Longwell. Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. p. Southland.
Miss Katherine Wills. Miss Marie South
ard, Mrs. Robert Rosenweig. Mrs. Henry
Hart. Mr.. Al Mortensen Of Council Bluffs
and Mr.. Frank Drexel.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Jean
ME Bremen Wednesday evening at her
home, 4n6 Burdette street, in celebration OF
her birthday. A delightful evening was
spent with games and music. Those present
were; Misses Grace Edwards, Elsie John
ston. Sadie Berger. Julia Edmonds, Irene
Van Noy, Grace Reiff, Mary woodson, Ma
ME Jardine. Grace Jard!ne. Brook CARL.
Corrine Hiatt, Pearl McMullen; Messrs.
George Boyd. Arthur Lavidge, Kenneth
Hiatt, Tom Dunn, Charlie Reiff, Jack
Splitter. Charles Bremen, Lee Goselin, Ray
mond Phillips and Cornelius Gels.
The North Side splam club held a stag
social for the members and their friends
at the home OF Mr.. Harry Tompsett, 2525
Erskine street, Thursday night. The rooms
were decorated with flags and colors OF
the club. After the game OF might've
recitations and songs by the members were
enjoyed. Those taking part in the program
were Messrs. O'connor. H.. Il. Patton,
ID. H.. Doty. George Bell. DR.. Griffin. ]. #.
Moriarity, c. A. Hiss. ID. Goldman, A. T..
Tompsett and q. Goldman. Prizes for the
card game were won by Messrs. Ben Red
mond, Il. u. Wolfe and ". McDonough.
A poverty party" was given by Miss
Elvera Hustead and Miss Esther Petersen
at the home OF the former Thursday even
ing. The guests came In costumes indicat-
Ing their ideas OF poverty. Prizes were
awarded Miss Lottie Henseman and Mr..
Garland Davidson. other guests were:
Miss Jessie Brain. Miss Ida BrengIe, Miss
Edna Campbell, Miss Beulah W~hittemore,
Miss Olive Brain, Miss Esther Petersen,
Miss Elvera Hustead, Mr.. Edgar Ffke
Mr., Harry Frazer, Mr.. Theodore Heuck,
Mr.. Ward Stockton, Mr.. Walter Dlsbrow,
Mr.. Gustad Anderson. Mr.. A. WILDER Neul-
sen. Mr.. Earnest Glover and Mr., Milburn
Hustead
Mrs, g.. w. Noble was hostess at a yaIen-
tine luncheon party Saturday at Hanson's
cafe, TIL guests were seated In the banquet
room, where a pretty decoration Of hearts
and red carnations were used, The guests
included Mrs. M. @. Andrews, Mrs. Andrew
W. Anderson. Mrs. Charles C. Belden, Mrs.
A. c. Bush, Mrs. Rodney W. Bliss, Mrs.
William Baird. Mrs l. W. Carpenter, Mrs.
A. W. Carpenter. Mrs. Gilbert Carpenter,
Mrs. E. X. Curry. Mrs. ii. s. Culver, Mrs.
r, }. Dining, Mrs. A. d. Dunn, Miss Luz
ellie Dimmick, Mrs. ]. H.. Dumont, Mrs. II.
ID. Foy, Mrs. Palmer F1ndley, Mrs. Fla
herty. Mrs. Tolf Hanson. Mrs. Maurice
Hussie Mrs. ]. r. Holiday. Mrs.. A. r.
Jones. Mrs. Demaire Ledwich, Mrs. c. @.
Mcdonald. Mrs. Ezra Willard. Mrs. W. f.
Negele. Mrs. James II. Morton. Mrs. n.
II. Nelson, Mrs. f. s. owens, Mrs. Noah
Perry, Mrs. George Payne. Mrs. Il. L. Pot
ter Mrs Paul Patton, Mrs. N, b.. Rairden,
Mrs. Frederick T. Rouse, Mrs. George W.
Ryan, Miss Elizabeth Ryan. Mrs. Alfred
sehalek. Mrs, L. L. E. Stewart, Mrs. T. A.
Thompson. Miss Hattie White. Mrs. ". II.
Wilbur, Mrs. Charles L. Williamson. Mrs.
Francis e. White, Mrs. Frank p. Kennedy.
Miss Gladys Peters was hostess OF q large
bridge party Saturday az her home. in
compliment to Miss Gladys Cruikshank Of
Hannibal, NO. who Is the guest OF Miss
Frances Vessels. The rooms were effec-