Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12


The Fourth passed in Dundee without any
reported accidents.
Mr.. Fitchett came home from an eastern
trip during the week.
Byrdie Trebilcock won first prise for
The Bee want ad story.
Or. and Mrs. Whitman dined at the Field
club last saturday evening.
L. c. Calkins Of Los Angeles, Cal, was
the guest on Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. {.
Baird.
Mrs. Metzger and daughter, Margaret.
left early in the week for their home In
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Ferguson. entertained
at dinner tuesday. in honor OF Mr., and
Mrs. Austin Dodds.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chadwick were guests
at dinner, at the Country club, OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank johnson last Saturday.
Mrs. T. l.. Combs and children have re-
turned from a visit Of several weeks In
Milwaukee, Detroit and other points.
Miss Fringer Of Oakland, Nd, who has
J been the guest for several weeks OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Dodds, left on Thursday
for her home.
xDr. and Mrs. Litchfield and son Of
Fremont, Neb., spent the Fourth and sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Iverson
at SOLO Cass street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Dodds left Thurs
day for a visit In Lincoln and Cairo Neb.,
rest Of the summer.
At Happy Hollow club, last Saturday
evening, Mrs. Henry P Leavitt had six
guests, J. II. Parrotte had three, j. j..
Dodds six, and c.. o. Talmage four.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Boetel, whose birthdays
come together on July 9, celebrated the oc-
friends from different parts OF the state
at their home, 5000 Davenport street,
Miss Margaret Prentiss enteItsined a
were: Miss Alice Duval, Miss Adelaide
Funkhouser, Miss Adelaide Wood and Miss
Ruth Slabaugh.
~ - T.a 80 u..t. H.
the week for Kansas City, where she was
to meet her daughter, Mrs. David Stone,
who is coming from Fort Sill, okl., to
spend the rest of the summer with her
parents in Dundee.
A garden party was given Monday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. John o. Yeiser
husbands Of the members were the guests
of honor. An informal musical program
was given and refreshments served.
Mrs. M. !. Bonekemper gave an afternoon
mia street, in honor of the 18th birthday
Of their daughter, Margaret. The young
Hazel Ferry, Florence Dow, Jeanne Dow,
Mary Johnson, Jeanette Jaeger, Margaret
Bridges, Ellene Guinter, Robert, Dorothy
and Margaret B~onekemper.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Boetel
during the last week were; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rohner, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rohner
and Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Rohner and
Mrs. II. A. Hansen and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Ackerly of South Omaha, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gotensohwager and Mr.. and Mrs. "
erson of Omaha, and John and Charles
Boetel of Lee, Neb.
The largest dinner party at Happy Hol-
low club last Saturday was that given by
Mrs. John o. Yeiser, Mrs. John, II, Harte
Dozen club. Twenty-Five women were
seated at the round table; which had an
effective decoration of real army muskets,
stacked in the center, from which a large
bell Of crimson ramblers hung suspended
over a mound OF army flags. A smaller
flag, and musket, which. opened out into a
pretty fan, lay at each plate, and a ring
OF star-sparklers that were set off as each
guest took her place, completed a most
artistic and appropriate arrangement. Az
ter dinner the party, augmented by hus-
bands and other friends, repaired to the
new dancing pavilion, which was a work OF
i art In itself, and this evening was beau
tifully trimmed in flags, bunting and guam
titles OF garden flowers. Martial airs were
played by the musicians. interpreted with
dance music, and the large crowd, number
ing some three or fohr hundred people,
rose and sang together the inspiring
stanzas of America"