Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06

Patrick's day. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. +. o.. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Hubbard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingei, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Mckay. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. N. n. Seller. Mir. and Mrs. Earl
sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stegner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dale, Mr..
ana Mrs. v. H. wier. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
W. wager, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Elson. DR..
Frederick Mnllner, Miss Georgia Chadd,
Miss Jeanette Jessup, Miss Patterson.
Last week was well filled with informal
dinner parties. luncheons and bridge par
ties, most OF them given in honor of Wis
itors, brides-to-be and as a farewell to
Omaha people leaving here to reside else
where. Complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs.
George Roberts, who left Friday to reside
in Boston, several affairs we're given dur
ing the week. Thursday evening they were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Burgess
at the opening OF the new theater. Small
dinner parties were given for them during
the week by Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baum, jr, and
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Harris. Each Of these
was followed by an evening Of bridge,
Several informal showers and kenslngtons
were given during the week for Miss Mar
garet Kennedy, who will be one Of the
brides Of the month.
Mrs. John Bailey entertained at her
home, 2702 Maple street, at one of the
larger parties Of the week In honor OF her
niece, Miss Isabella e. Neale. The color
scheme was pink and white. The living
room was decorated in pink and white car
nations, while In the dining room pink roses
were used. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music and games. The prizes
were won by Miss Ethe Savage, Charlotte
witte and Mr.. Victor Galley. Mrs. Bailey
was assisted by Mrs. J. w. Street and Mrs.
J. G. Neale. Those present were Misses
Ruth Lake. Ethel Savage, Gladys Fer
nandes, Olive Marshall, Nellie Stevens,
Charlotte Wltte, winifred Street, Fern
Beeson, Frances Brader, Jennie Krasne,
Gladys Gross, Gertrude Lester, Ethel Bal
ley. Rose Fitch, Evelyn Neale, Jessie Neale
and Isabella Neale: Messrs. Arthur John
son, Den Knee, Victor Galley, George ia
cobs, Clarence Barrowclough, Jason Gorst,
John Gladhlll, Harry Schellberg, Walter
Gleason, Harry King, Ralph Campbell
Russell Coleman. Raymond Watson, Frank
Dee, j. T. Bailey, Albert Heyman and Oar
ley Holbrook.
Mrs. J. b. Rain gave a delightful heart
party Saturday afternoon for her daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Rahm. All of the deco
rations and fsvors were suggestive of st.
Patricks day. Southern smilRx, ferns and
many green flags were used. The rooms
were lighted with green unshaded candles,
the candlesticks being tied with green tulle
bows. Large balls holding little green
flags were hung from the chandeliers. The
score cards were designed with shamrocks
and the guests received green shamrock
boxes of bon bons as souvenirs, while the
color scheme was also carried out in the
refreshments. S~ix-handed hearts was the
game and six tables were used. Assisting
Mrs. Rahm were Mrs. c. j. Coswell, Mrs.
c. w. Halter, Mrs. Fred Krug and Mrs.
Selwyn Doherty. The guests were Misses
Mable Allen, Alice Duval, Margaret LOOMS,
Helen Carrier, Mary Haller, Irene Ma
gulre, Ethel Hodge, Margaret Weaver,
Claire McCaffrey, Helen McCaffrey. Kath-
crime Denny, Blanche Staples, Gertrude
Stout, Lulu Herald, Henrietta Bergman,
Isabel Jones, Margaret Mccoy, Gail Part
ridge, Evelyn Horton, Carol Kuenne, Alice
Porterfield, Ruth Hinrichs, Mildred sher-
ret, George Carey, Elisabeth Bergman,
Emma Fullaway, Margaret Mcfarland,
Helen Pearce, Mildred Foote, Helen
strelsht, Ruth Fitzgerald. Marion Pearsail,
Ruth Myer and Dora Hartmann.