Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
Pleasures Past.

Thursday evening for General and Mrs.
Hayes and Colonel william f. Cody.
Captain and Mrs. Bail entertained the
members Of the Fort Crook Bowling club
this week. The high scores were made by
Miss Colt end Lieutenant shallenberger.
Miss Eta Schneider Of Fremont, Miss
Roma owe Of Columbus, o., Miss Eliza
beth Moorhead and Miss Ruth Moorhead
made up a box party Saturday afternoon
at Boyd's theater.
Colonel and Mrs. Gardiner entertained
a beautifully appointed dinner party satur-
day evening for General and Mrs. Hayes,
who are the guests Of their son, Captain
Hayes, and Mrs. Hayes, and also for Gov
ernor and Mrs. A. c. shallenberger.
The Killkare club was entertained Fri
day evening by Mr., and Mrs. J. p. Red
mon. At the card game prizes were won
by Mrs. w. r. Blackburn, Miss Lulu Stat
ford. Mr.. NJ. D.. Carmean and Mr.. w. II.
Gould. jr. There were sixteen present. Mr.,
and Mrs. w. e Stockham and Miss Doro-
thy Mess were the guests Of the club.
Mrs. n. II. Knatt entertained for the
ewing club. Pour Les Enfants, Saturday
afternoon at her home. Those present were:
Mrs Harry Thorpe, Mrs. Chester Stem,
Mrs. Joseph Peters. Mrs. OLeary. Mrs.
Rogers, Mrs. ]. e Gamble. Misses Corinne
samuelson. Elsie Evans, Ruby Stanton,
Florence Price, Bessie Ferguson, Minna
Weber and Lulu Hunt.
Lieutenant and Mrs. ]. s. Kennedy Of
Fort Omaha entertained at luncheon Thurs
day for Lieutenant Jeunet, who was a
visitor at Fort Omaha this week en- route
to the Pacific coast. Covers were laid for
Miss Florence Oimstead, Miss Louise Ken
nedy. Lieutenant Jeunet, Captain Chandler,
Lieutenant Ware and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Kennedy.
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Redick enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening at their
home for their guests. Mrs. Edward w.
Lee of New York City. Covers were placed
for Mrs. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Baldrige, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 1. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. e. II.
sprague, Mr.. Harry Mccormick and Judge
and Mrs. Redick.
Mrs. II. c. Behrens entertained Thursday
afternoon al her home at a birthday cello
bration. A s o'clock dinner was served and
the table was profusely decorated with
pink roses and narcissus. The guests In
cluded: Mesdames @. Storz, A. Eggerss,
Book, weymuller. M. F1othow, w. F.
Stoecker, H. r. Geest, B. B. Liver, @.
Stratman. w. Maier; Misses Bihler, Wilke
and Elizabeth E'ehrens.
Complimentary 10 Mrs. Frank Colpetzer,
who leaves this evening for New York
City to sail next week for Europe, Mrs
James MoKenna entertained delightfully."- at
a small luncheo Friday at her home.
Those present were Mrs. Colpetzer. Mrs,
DuBoise, Mrs. W. H. McCord, Mrs. Smith
OF Kentucky. Madam Martin, Mrs. e
| wakeley, Mrs. Herman Kountze. Mrs.
| xu.>L. Me- naxA ,Nra pIarhOWar and fha
hostess.
The members of tive D. d. club gave a
farewell party for Miss Veronica Dacy, who
left for Denver Thursday, at the home Of
Miss Stella Olson. Cards were played and
Miss Flora Stemm won the prize. The next
meeting of the club will be with Miss
Emma G~ustaveson, February Q. Those pres
emit were: Misses Kathleine Shields, Veron-
lea Dacy, Minnie Cairns, Emma Gustave-
] son, Flora stemm. FredN Gibson, Nellie
Hurst, Ruth Coolidge, Stella Olson, Grace
| Cairns, Jennie Nelson, EbbA Gustaveson.
DR.. B. A. McDermott gave q bachelor
dinner Saturday evening in one Of the pri-
vate dining rooms at the Henshaw at 1880
O'Clock. The guests included Mr.. Elmer
Cope, Mr.. Robert Shirley, Mr.. George
Campbell, Mr.. John Hill, Mr.. r. 8. Siemsn,
Mr.. Joseph Kenny of Rock Springs, Wyo.,
Mr.. George Laier, MI. Vincent McDermott
of Council Bluffs, DR.. j. II. Helwig, DR.,
Fred Langdon. DR.. 7. B. Lacey and DR.. H.
G. Hennessy Of Council Bluffs, Mr.. j. A. c.
Kennedy, Mr.. David OBrien and thu host.
The members of the Original Cooking
club and their husbands gave an Orpkeum
party followed by supper at Hanson's Sat-
urday evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs,
George b. Prinz. who returned last week
from their wedding trip. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Prinz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mosher Colpetzer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. t,
Stewart, I'd. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Kountze, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Burns, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry wilkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Bur-
CESS, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 8. Poppleton and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Wheeler.
One OF the larger affairs of the week was
the reception Saturday, given by General
and Mrs. William II. Carter at their home
at Thirty ninth and Harvey streets. AS
sisting General and Mrs. Carter in receiv-
ing the guests were Lieutenant and Mrs.
w. v. Carter. A general color scheme OF
pink was used In the decorations. In the
dining room the table had a pretty center
piece OF pink roses on a Japanese embroid-
cred cloth. The room was lighted with pink
shaded candles. Mrs. william P. Evans and
Mrs. Charles Kennedy assisted through the
rooms. Most OF the guests were army peo"
pie, and included the officers. as well as
their wives and daughters. Between the
hours of 4 and I about $50 guests called.
In celebration Of his 6Oth birthday Mr..
]. Frank Dale was given a surprise Dime
Friday evening at his home. 1886 South
Thirty-first street. the guests being men
friends with whom he has been closely
associated IN a business way and with
whom he has fished at the MinneSota
lakes. The party was seated at one long
table. the decorative scheme being alto
gethsr unique. A canoe Of jonquils and
ferns formed a centerpiece and the places
were marked with water color scenes from
the lakes familiar to all. The party in
cluded Messrs. Julius Kessler. Joseph w
Thomas. II. NJ. Wood, Douglas Welpton
]. F. Mesween. Joseph Barker, Jay Foster
Henry Van Brunt OF Council Bluffs, II
d. Nicely, NJ. G. Peters, r. w. Brecken.
ridge, Fred Dale, Walter Dale, A. w
scribner, r. ]. Dining, John F. Dale ant
]. Frank Dale.
A Jolly reunion OF Omaha people whC
spent last summer at Lake Okoboji wa.
held Friday evening at the home OF MaJoI
and Mrs. b. d. Slaughter. TIL house wal
plaearded and each room represented SOM