Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
Past.

club at her home Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening In honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Prinz.
A pleasant surprise party was given for
Mr.. l. w. Reynolds, jr,. Friday evening.
The guests were entertained with games
and music. About twenty young people were
present,
The Junior Bridge club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs, George Redick.
guests of the club wereA Mrs. viii
Redick, Miss Elizabeth Morehcad and Miss
Lucy Updike. &
/ Mr., and Mrs. w, T. Heyden gave an
original entertainment on Friday evening.
The guests were requested to come in cos
tune and play bridge. The entertainment
was called "a funny PARTY"
Mrs. Arthur Allen gave an Orpheum box
party Friday evening for her daughter,
Mabel Allen. The guests were: Misses.
Margaret Weaver, Beatrice Bowling, Mabel
Allen, Mrs, Fay Porter. Jack Sherman and
Rawson White.
Major and Mrs. Slaughter gave a dinner
at the Rome Tuesday evening. The guest
OF honor was Colonel Stevens of Fort
Meade, who will be on duty here for two
or three weeks. Those present were:
Colonel and Mrs, Evans, Captain and Mrs,
Harris, Major and Mrs. Erwin, Mr.. w. j.
Summers, Mrs. Gilmore.
A new pleasure club. to be called the
Billikin club, was organized Thursday. The
charter members are Miss Ella Bridges,
president; Miss Florence Hoye, treasurer
Miss Mamie Mur&on. secretary; Miss ella
Slebarth, Miss Minnie Coufal, Miss Laura
Ram. The next meeting will be at the
home OF Miss Coufal April IS,
The New Bridge club was entertained
Saturday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Kennard. The members present
were M. and Mrs. selwyne Doherty, Mr..
and Mrs. Gaylord Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Collet, Mr.. and Mrs. George West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hicks and Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard
The Poppleton Avenue Card club ne.
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. n. J.
Penfold at their home In the Haplltan
apartments. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. b. Blanchard, Mr.. aud Mrs. John
r. Manchester, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bry-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Vierling, Mrs. II.
l.. Korty, Mrs. G. r.. Horton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Penfold.
Mrs. c. LOTHIAN gave a jolly April FOOLS
party Thursday afternoon. The rooms were
prettily decorated with American beauties
and carnations. Those present were Mes
danes A. ]. Sinclair, IL. j. McLenithen,
John Larson, A. ]. Biervall, j. r, Caldwell,
IL Baright. c. Lanstrom. NJ. J. Ford, j,
Norberg, r, Nelson, ]. Wahlgren. E Ed
auist, A. Gilman, f. shaddock, q. w.
Icken and Miss Helen Gilman.
Mrs. Charles r. Davic entertained at
luncheon Saturday at her home In COM
pliment tn Miss Mary Hall Of Chicago, who
is her guest. The table had a decoration
OF American Beauty roses and covers were
laid for: Miss Hall, Mrs. Q. @. Martin of
Grand Island, Mrs, G, J, sturdevant, Mrs.
Joel Wright, Mrs. George Paddock, Mrs.
w A. Gordon, Mrs. Julis Thompson, Mrs
Frank Anderson and the hostess,
Mrs. l. r, Rush entertained n children's
party Saturday afternoon In celebration
Of her small daughter Angeline's birthday,
Luncheon was served at / o'clock. A cen
terpiece Of Lavender and white sweet peas
tiny baskets Of candy. and wee. small
chickens marking the places, carried out
tho Eastor idea, During the afternoon the
cjlldren played games. Those present were
Katherine Giss, Virginia Pixler, Alice
Kimberley. Corice Brown, Lila Miller
Esther Westerfield, Jennette Jaeger, Ara.
htllh JAeBttt btlotuN bFlts lioitu Mpidt
and Angelina Rush.
Mrs. Reynolds entertained informally Fri,
day afternoon, Each guest was siven Z
skeleton story to fiji the blanks with tn,
name OF some flower. The first p1z,
was won by Mrs. r. w. Raft and the con.
ISOLATION by Mrs. W. Wisz. Luncheon wa.
served late in the afternoon. Roses and
j~onquils carried out the flower contes'
Idea. Those present were Mesdames c
Wenqulst, W, H., kari, J. NJ. Bsnioh. W
Heft, S, Smith, William Ruffell James
stuart, J. w. Rapp. w. WIZ, y. NJ. Woods
Names Kelley, r. W. Powers, ]. w Hitch
tG, Ayres and r.. ". Reynolds.
Friday evening a surprise party wa
given az the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. ;. Hurpster So South Twenty-eightl
street. In celebration Of Mr.. Harpster'
tforty ninth birthday. The rooms Were de-
DRAFTED with carnations and ferns, and M
evening was spent with music and games
Those present were Mrs. and Mrs. kalteieT
Mr.. and Mrs. Feierman, Mr.. ana Mrs. Net
son, Mr., and Mrs. LoekneT Mr., and Mrs
Tebbens, Mrs. Wood, Mrs, Austin, Mrs
GWYnne, Mr., G, Harpster, AIR. j. Funk
Alr. Z. Miller, MI Roy Ilarpstet. Aliss I