Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25

Edward Parnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Blu.
ohanan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moeser and
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal ID. Miller.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Mike
sell were Mr.. and Mrs. w II, Eldrige and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur English.
DR.. and Mrs. w. C.. Dean had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Dean and
Miss Elizabeth Pickering.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. DeFrance enter
tained as their dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Finnerty, Miss Mable
Doneghy Of 81. Louis, Mrs. Parrish Of St.
Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coons, Mr..
Noble DeFranee and Mr.. Virgil De France.
Pleasures Past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Muse entertained the
Swastika club at a card party Tuesday
evening at their home, when the prizes
were won by Mrs. F.. e. Alvord, Mr.. T,
O'Hara and Miss Joyce Alvord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Morris entertained
at inner Saturday evening at their bun
galow at the Rod and Gun club. Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Miller, Mrs. Blackburn,
Miss Pearl and Miss Mabel Miller, Miss
Carrie Bierman, Miss Cassie Herman, Mr..
d. Ferguson, Mr.. d. Clark, Mr.. r. Har-
burg and Mr.. c. Blackburn.
The home Of Mr.. Warwick Saunders,
ST., 1913 Henderson street, was the scene
of a pleasant impromptu party Friday in
honor OF the I'D birthday OF Mr.. War
wick Saunders, Jr. Singing and dancing
were followed by refreshments. The din
ing room was prettily decorated with
flowers and soft lights, the customary
blowing out of the candles on the cake
providing great amusement, Miss Dorothy
Cronk winning the prize. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cronk, the Misses
Florence and Pauline Mason. Addie and
Dorothy Cronk. Margaret Aron and Emma
Saunders; Messrs. Joe and Harris Saun.
ders, Wilson Todd, Walter Cronk, jr,
and H. D. Aron. Mr.. Warwick, jr., ex-
poets TO remain in Omaha
Miss Marie Walkup gave a lawn party
at her home on South Tenth street on
Wednesday evening which was most thor
oughly enjoyed by all present. The lawn
was lighted with Japanese lanterns and
all kinds Of games were INDUCED in. Re
freshments were served under the trees
the guests being seated at one long table.
after which all repaired. to the parlor,
where instrumental music and singing oc.
Nb'NN Nv ANAAiolilhNA ~ ~ tNtllllks IHOEt
invited, were: Misses Cordulia Haverly
Monica Minogue, Mabel slavin, Bertha
Goodrich, Mildred Lonecker, Helen Lowry
Agnes Slavin, Wilma Melotz, Kitty Slavin
Marie Walkup; Messrs. Baron Butts, Fran
els O'Rourke, Fred Melotz. Willie Rush,
law, Willie Kunold, Howard Mead, Eskel
Cromhome, Dennis Kirkland.
Mrs. q. ". Wattles was hostess SATURDAY.
at a delightful 3 o'clock tea at her spa,
cious home on South ThIrty-seventh street
in honor Of her nieces. Mrs. Harley Leet,
and Miss Carolyn Leete of Berkeley, Cal.
who are returning from a stay in Paris
France. The rooms were effectively dec,
GRATED in a color scheme of green and
white. In the dining room the table hat
a pretty centerpiece of white sweet peas
and lilies and asparagus fern In a basket
tied with a pale green tulle bow. The room
was lighted with candles in cut glass
candle sticks with pale green shades. The
solarium, which is finished in old rose, wal
frightened with bouquets of cosmos. As
sisttng through the roSms were Mrs
Charles Martin, Mrs. Glen Wharton. Mrs
Willard Hosford, Mrs. T. L. Davis, Miss
Mildred Lomax, Miss Brownie Bess Baum
and Miss Edith Thomas. About thirty
rive guests were present.
Among the interesting affairs of tn,
week, was the travelogue Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bar
ker, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin
in compliment TO Mrs. Harley Lette ant
Miss Carolyn Lette of Berkeley, Cal, niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wattles. The stere
opticon views and moving pictures were OF
a huge canvas on the lawn and the guest
were comfortably seated on the steps an,
verandas. Mr.. Wattles gave an interesting
lecture, the third of a series on his tril
around the world. Especially interesting
were the pictures OF Russia and Siberia
Moscow and st. Petersburg with theI
gorgeous palaces and cathedrals and tn
trip across the wilderness OF Siberia witt
the picturesque peasants, afford a grea
variety of Views. The latter part of tn
evening, the motor trip from Berlin I
Paris, which Mr.. and Mrs. Wattles an
Miss Leete enjoyed, was also given. Cor
geous views we're given of the royal Ger
man palace Of Potsdam, near Berlin, an,
among the cities visited were Nurember6
Heidelberg. Lucerne and Geneva in SwitzeI
land, thence to Paris and the chautea
country, where Miss Leete has been 10
several months. Interesting pictures wer
also given OF the return trip home and @
life on the ocean liners, finishing with pie
lures OF New York harbor and the Oman
railway station. Those present FTida
evening were Mrs. Harley Lette, Miss Care
lyn Leete, Mr.. and Mrs, ]. e. Baum, NJ
and Mrs, d. A. Baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaa
Coles, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Reed, Mr.. an
Mrs. T.. l., Davis. Mr., and Mrs, F. l.. HaI
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. C. N, Dietz. Mr.. and Mr.
August Mothe Borglum, Mr. and Mrs. 4
W. Yates, General and Mrs, ]. c. Gown
General and Mrs, c.. +. Henderson, DR.. an
Mrs. Jonas, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry w. Yatei
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mr.. an
Mrs. Joseph Barker, Mr., and Mrs. c. v
Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Wattles, Mr.
Ella Squires, Mrs. +. p. Kirkendall, Mr.
Charles Squires, Mrs, Barber, Mrs. NJ. Lii
niger, Miss Carrie Willard. Miss Helen Mi
lard, Miss Bessie Yates. Mrs. Rebeka
Morgan, Miss Marion Haller, Miss Hele
Scobie, Miss Edith Thomas, Rev. Colaner
Mr.. Victor Caldwell, Mr.. Fred Thoma
Mr.. and Mrs, George Barker. Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ma.
tin.
For the Future.
Mr.. Vail Purdy will give a dinner par