Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-06

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Of the society editor and have their
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they shall inherit the kingdom Of eternal
JOY.
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to all wedding notices, for they shall not
get left.
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page 70 publish lists Of prizes, for they
shall be called up to date.
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times contributions to this page do not
reach the society editor, for they shall be
called charitable.
Blessed are they who know tina this
page is anxious to please everyone and
therefore wants news from all corners OF
the town, but wants them in time. for
they shall be called sensible.-Butte Miner.
Pleasures Past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams and Mrs. e.
L. Stone gave a delightful informal
musicale Thursday evening In compliment
to MI. William IL. Neidlinger. the dis
~tinguished composer. Mr.. Neidiinger sang
and played many OF his own songs, charm
ing all by their beauty and originality, his
artistic singing and accompaniment
Mrs. W. w. Johnston Of Dundee gave a
reception Saturday afternoon at her home
between the hours Of 2 and 5 o'clock, The
house was profusely decorated with
flowers. Red roses were used in the din
ing room, pink carnations in the living
room and palms and ferns In all the rooms.
Those assisting Mrs. Johnston were: Mrs.
Carl A.. Stein Of Lincoln, Mrs. Harry O.,
Dempster Of Beatrice, Neb.; Mrs. w. G..
Templeton and Mrs. job +. Stout. About
seventy-five guests were present during
the receiving hours,
Mrs. E. A. Bessire and Miss Beulah
Bessire entertained Friday evening at their
home. Miss Bessire is a senior at the
Omaha High school and many Of the
guests were senior students. Purple and
white, the class colors, were used in deco
rating, and those present were: Misses
Irene Shepard, Sarah Ayres, Elizabeth Fin
ley, Florence Rhoades. Ruth Dillon, Daisy
Fry, Alma Jensen, Katherine Van
Nostrand, Florence Mason, Ruth Fisher,
Nancy Haze, Helen Hart, Jennie Under
land, Helen Robinson. Elizabeth Anderson,
Elizabeth Doud, Rose Walker, Helga
Rasmussen and Messrs. Robert Finley,
oscar Ayres, Russell Lockwood, Wilson
Heller, Marshall Dillon. Hugh Minis,
Charles Hoffert, Eddie Underland, Fred
Fernald, Guy Moffitt, Chandler Trimble,
Linn Campbell, Philip Payne. Earl Fisher,
Talbin Davis, Morton Gould and Stewart
Gould.
Complimentary to her little daughter,
Miss Marion Elizabeth Kuhn. Mrs. John
A. Kuhn gave a beautifully appointed
luncheon party at her home at the Potter
apartments Saturday. Mrs. George Johnston
has apartments adjoining Mrs. Kuhn and
these were thrown together for the young
people. The guests were seated at seven
small tables and two large ones, each
table being frightened with pink shaded
candles and baskets Of Killarney roses. At
each place was a Dolly Dimple paper doll.
The guests included Misses Emiline Kel-
Ter, Elizabeth Reed, Helen Miller, Lucille
Bacon, Frances Hochstetler. Stella Thum-
mel. Gertrude Metz, Mary Megeath, Greta
Lane, Gail Partridge, Gene Carter, Mar
garet Blackwell. Harriet Metz, Alice ia
quith, Ruth White, Mildred Vorce, Louise
White, Eta Medlar, Marion Towle, Helen
Garvin, Charlotte Bedwell, Hazel Updiks,
Dorothy Smith, Ruth Kinsler, Harriet
walters, Josephine Congdon, Ruth Clarke,
Helen Eastman, Regina Connell, Eleanor
Mackay, Marguerite Winters, Eugene Pat
terson, Jean White, Evelyn Miller, Helen
Epeneter, Adelaide Funkhauser, Adelyn
Wood, Helen Ingwersen, Margaret Nat
finger, Ruth Fitzgerald, Florence Knittle
ard Marion Elizabeth Kuhn.