Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Pleasures Past.

Mrs. r. S. Hart entertained Saturday
afternoon at cards in honor of her guest,
Miss Vance Morse of Nebraska City.
Mrs. F. F. Porter gave a luncheon Fri
day at her home in honor of Mrs. Wells
of Los Angeles, Cal, who is the guest
of Mrs. w. A. Shropshire.
Miss Mary McCague gave an afternoon
party Friday at her home, f2 South
Twenty-fourth street. A travelling party
was the feature of the afternoon. About
twenty guests were present.
Mrs. Frank B. Holbrook entertained at
luncheon Saturday in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. ]. B. Simonds of Dalton, N. Fl, Those
present were Mrs. II. p. Nestor, Mrs.
C. G.. Trimble, Mrs. ]. B, Simonds, Mrs.
NJ. n. Woodward, Mrs, E. NJ. Wellman
and Mrs. Frank Holbrook.
The Misses Elizabeth and Luella Larson
of Dundee gave a luncheon Wednesday in
honor Of Miss Ida Gunderson of Vermilion,
S. D.. Garden flowers were used in tho
center Of the table and a small basket of
flowers marked the place of each guest.
Covers were laid for the Misses Ida Gunder-
son, Nora Nelson, Dele Nelson, Elizabeth
Larson, Agnes Stitt, Elsa Larson, Mabel
Hendrickson, Anna Larson and Luella
Larson.
The Walnut Hill Pleasure club gave a
hay rack party Thursday evening. The
young people went out the Dodge road and
later had supper on the wagon, The party
was chaperoned by Mr.. Harry Stevens and
Miss Hendrickson and included the Misses
Ina Fitzgerald, Julia Leeney, Viola Hall,
Charlotte Hendrickson, Marie Honery,
Halle Jones, May Jones, Marie Dennison,
Helen Anderson, Anna Honery and Messrs,
Glenn smutz, George Helntze, Roy Nc
Mullen, Hobart Wells, Louis Stein, Harry
Stein, Carl Hahn, John Lavgren, Guy
Cowgirl and Harry Stevens.
Mrs. II. W. Barnum entertained at heI
cottage, Lakeside" Bungalow City, or
Wednesday in honor of her guest, Mrs. VIII
liam NJ. Barnum of Waukesha, Wis, whC
is spending the summer with her. Those
present were Mrs. Ada Walker Mrs. w
Gould, Mrs. Ella Paris, Mrs, A. ]. Vierling
Mrs. Joseph Redman. Mrs. William Taylor
Mrs. Westergard, Mrs L. Robert, Mrs.
, Beard, Mrs. e. f. Arnild, Mrs. W. Brown
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. A. Whitney, Mrs. L
Haney, George Elrod, Mrs. Harshman
Lervey, Mrs, b, C. RAM, Mrs, Fred Bar
mum, Miss Nellie Barnum, Miss Bessi
Barnum.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sidney entertained
Wednesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
McPheeters, who depart soon to MAX
S their future home in Minneapolis, TIL
S evening was spent at various games. Voca
- and piano selections were rendered by Mis-
Carrie Rhyn, Miss Elsie Reschke and Nj
s Harry Reschke. Those present were MI
and Mrs. ]. c. McPheeters, Mr.. and Mrs
William Sidney, Mr., and Mrs. Kellogg
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Il. Walker, Mr.. an
+ Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. VIII Rhyn, Miss ElsI
. Reschke, Miss Carrie RhyR, MT. Harr
u Resehke and Mr., Harvey MoPheeters {
y Kansas City.
A A garden party was given Friday eyenin
. by Miss Nancy Haze at her home, 35
North Twenty-eighth street. Program
p designated fifteen promenades and eac
"a lawn had been attractively decorated wit
japanese lanterns and rustic seats. An oil
fashioned we'll, which produced ice co
punch proved popular with the stroller
Is Another enjoyable feature was the VOL
selections by Miss Minnie seymour ar
IN piano numbers by Robert Findley. Tho
. present were Miss Minnie Seymour Mi
IA Sarah Ayres, Miss Bess Gibbons, Miss ia
Carter. Miss Mildred Jones of Sou
Omaha Miss Elizabeth Findley, Miss Be
,e nice Thomas, Miss Iona Kern. Miss Irel
Sheppard, Miss Helen Hart. Miss Nam
Haze. Mr.. Robert Findley, Mr.. Otto Rams
ne Mr.. Chandler Trimble. Mr.. Harry 81
se wart, Mr.. Rittlsman Of Fort Worth, Tel