Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
Past.


Miss Mary Hayes gave a farewell party
for Misses Leona and Helen Cook Saturday
A most enjoyable evening was spent with
music and games. Dainty refreshments
we're served.
Miss Doris Keane and Miss Florence
Putnam OF the Arsene Lupin company,
playing at the Brandeis theater, were
honor guests at numerous after theater
supper parties and Saturday afternoon
Mrs. II. C.. sumney entertained for them.
Mrs. II. c.. sumney was hostess at a
matinee party Saturday at the new Bran
deis theater, entertaining fourteen guests.
Following the matinee tea was served at
the Delft tea rooms and the party was
Joined by Mrs. sumney's cousin, Miss
Alice Putnam, and Miss Doris Keane OF
the Arsene Lupin company.
Mrs. A. G.. ROCKFORD was hostess Satur-
day at a luncheon and china shower in
honor Of Miss Karsch. Those invited we're
Mrs. E~illnghusen, Mrs. f. Nickles, Mrs.
w. stockham, Mrs. @. w. Jones, Mrs. e.
Narstrum, Mrs. walsch, Mrs. NJ. wyman,
Mrs. Lewis Jones. Mrs. J. b. wittig, Mrs.
A.. Hogate, Mrs. ROCKFORD and Miss Winl-
fred Jones.
An orpheum party followed by luncheon
at Nilb ANOllAe was blNNh 6aNhiNaN I
noon by Misses Marie and Della Heinerik-
son and Mrs. Richard Skankey to the La
Douzaine club In honor Of Miss Maud
Bonnell, whose marriage to Mr.. p. e.
Adds, will take place March %. Thoss
present we're Misses Inez Bonnell. Maud
Bonnell. joe Lyman, Fay Lyman, Emma
Allen, Blanche Moore, Grace Montgomery,
Sue .Redfield. Virgil Redfield, Beatrice
HaAa.a. NN.ag. ru.a-hatN.aL. Va.1ta ri.
rkson and Mrs. Richard Skankey.
Mrs. J. w, Hitch gave a children's party
Saturday afternoon at her home in Benson
hurst to celebrate the 10th birthday of
her little daughter, Marlowe. The decora-
lions were red and white, crocuses being
used and Easter favors were given to the
children. Games, music and the birthday
cake interested the children and those
present were the little Misses Frances
Meacham, Helen Meacham, Ethel Powers,
Lorene Colson Mathilde Kecera, Maud
Van Horn, Elsie Hitch, Master Hitch and
the little hostess. Assisting Mrs. Hitch
we're Mrs. r. U. Powers and Mrs. r. H.
Shinrock.
Green and white was the color scheme
for the decoration Of the rooms Of Mrs.
Sol Degen's home Saturday, where she en-
tertalned at an afternoon bridge party.
Southern smilax and spring flowers
frightened the rooms and those present
were Mesdames II. II. Brandeis, Herman
Cohn, Dave Degen, Samuel Frank, Harry
Fellheimer, s. Goldstrom. Will Harris,
Frederick T1adra, Charles K~irschbaun,
Louis Klrschbaun, II. Newman, f. New
man, EisemAn OF st. Louis, Charles Blgut-
ter, Pollack of Chicago, ]. Kline, II. Ros-
enthal, Emil Strauss, Il. Seligsohn. II.
Unversagt, S. Werthelmer and Sol Degen.
Miss Alice Holden gave a surprise party
Thursday evening in honor of Miss Cath
crime Hirschman at the home of the lat
ter on Poppleton avenue. An enjoyable
evening was spent with games. Miss Mar.
garet Worthlngton gave al exhibition oil
fancy dancing. Those present were Misses
Elizabeth Underwood, Louise Damon, Alva
Jansen, Irene Hohengape, Anna Blueman,
Margaret Worthington, Blanche Holden,
Gladys Randolph, Rosallnd Hlrschman,
Henrietta Hirschmann, Alice Holden,
katherine Hirschman, Messrs. William
Nielsen, Harry Reynolds, Howard Scott
Clyde Scott, Webster Comstock, Bernard
Scott, Leslie Noel, Gustav Thorsperksn
Sidney Hirschman.
Members of the ]. F. w. club enter.
tanned their husbands and friends at a st
PatTick's party Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. r.. Elson. SOFT Nicholas
street. The house was decorated will
green and white and songs, readings and
games were given appropriate to st