Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Pleasures Past.

For her guest. Miss Alice Mansfield Of
Neigh, Neb.. Mrs. p. NJ. Peck entertained
informally at her home last evening.
Twelve guests were present.
Miss Addie Fogg gave a matinee box
party Saturday at the Orpheum, when Miss
lone Fogg was chaperon. Those present
were Misses Hazel Updike. Marion Coad,
Irene Walker, Elsie Storz, Alice Coad and
Addie Fogg.
In compliment to Countess d'Azevedo de
Silva, who is the guest Of Mrs. Arthur
Crittenden Smith, Miss Jessie Willard en-
tertained at luncheon Saturday. The dec
o]rations we're yellow and covers were
placed for Countess d'Azevedo de Silva,
Mrs. A. C. Smith. Mrs. J. N. Baldwin, Mrs.
Leonard Everett, Mrs. win b. Gown, Mrs.
w. S. Poppleton, Mrs. l.. F.. Crofoot, Mrs.
J. N. H, Patrick, Mrs. G. Knight White,
Mrs. George Voss, Miss stella Hamilton
and Miss Willard.
The local members OF the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority gave a luncheon Saturday
at the Henshaw in honor of Mrs. Yale B.
Huffman of Lincoln. who is district presi-
dent Of this sorority. The table had a
centerpiece of yellow tulips and covers
we're laid for Misses lola Dellecker of
Council Bluffs. Olive Hammond, Irma
Staples, Fora Shields, Louise Northrup,
Nell Randall, Georgia Patterson, Grace
Russell, Juliette Atwood Of Lincoln. Faith
Hoel, Ella Writ OF Council Bluffs,
Mesdames Yale Huffman, A. C. Pan
coast of South Omaha, Allan McNown,
Allan Murphy, John Morrison. Guy Cox,
Homer Searle. John Spencer.
Miss Hollis Seward gave a masquerade
and April fool party Friday evening at
the home of her uncle, Mr.. II. l.. Seward.
A jolly evening was spent by the young
people and many Jokes were played. Prizes
for costumes were awarded Miss Ruth
Binkley, who represented a Dutch maid,
and to Mr.. Ault Furst, who was dressed
as a Japanese woman. Those present were
Misses Bernice Bankson, Helen Beisel,
Ruth Binkley, Frances Bollard, Elizabeth
Hart, Elizabeth Hastings, Ethel Johnson,
Marie Ormsby, Hollis Seward, Messrs. Por-
ter Allen, Clay Beisel, Anthony Bradley,
William Culver, Malcolm Findley, Ault
Furst. Thorwald Frederlckson, Robert Pat
ten, Robert Strehlow, Arthur Strehlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carey gave a
children's party Thursday afternoon to
celebrate the sth firthday of their little
grandson, Master Thomas Malone. The at
was bpNAlu ~ AAlASlNt udilSllb
and a peanut hunt" Prizes were won by
little Misses Winors Horrigan, Thelma
Smith. Rose Mary Colman, Katherine
O'Connor and Master BAIL Smith. The
other guests were little Misses Helen
Malone, Dorothy Dodge, Phinomene Col
man, Zeta Colman, Cora, Colman, Fern
Kittle, Mona Kittle. Helen Whiting, Clara
Dwyer, Kathleen Dwyer, Eleanor Heating,
| Prfh CIarlr IIa1ap C1o ri Att, NTtah.I-.
Masters Zyril Smith. James Carey, John
Corrigap. Myron Price, Howard Price,
Buster Dwyer, John o'Connor, Thomas
Malone.
Misses Hazel and Helen Anderson gave
an April fool party last evening" Purple
ard white, the high school colors, were
lsed in decoration. The boys arrived first
and each was given the end of a long
string and were hidden in different parts
of the house until the arrival of the young
women, who then found their partners at
the end of the strings. The evening was
spent in dancing and the guests were
Misses Clara Larsen, Palma Larsen, Esther
MOrell, Ethel Jorgensen, Anna Haskens,
Winifred Loree, Estelle Loree, Edith Whit
more, Helen Kellogg, Helen Linn, Helen
Sorenson, Alma Sorenson, Messrs. Chester
Nichols. Wallais Finn. Martin Reest, Wal
ter Ahlquist, Sam Block, Martin Christian
sen, Frank Alquist, Claud Schrum, Laurel
Brubaker. Edward Lumberg, Carl Havilin.
Frank Hazey, Allen Blanchard, Oscar
Peterson.
Mrs. Fred FOWL and Miss Grace Young
OF South Omaha, gave a breakfast Satur-
day at the home OF Mrs. FOWL. in honor
of Miss Cora Laverty. who will be one of
the brides of next week. The guests were
seated at two large tables, which were
decorated with white carnations and fern
leaves, Those present were Misses Cora
Laverty, Wayne Laughlln. Hazel Blair,
Nora Gichrist, Maud Dennie, Stella
Hustis, Harriet Smith, Myrtle Roberts,
Cora Holmes, Sellec, OnaWa, Ia; Julia
Willard, Florence Pennington. Mesdames
w. 3. Tsgg, Henry Cutler, Council Bluffs;
J. r. Hughes, ]. Laverty, Fred Scott, j. d.
Laverty, NJ. r. Bryson. George Wallacker,
Vernon Mann, Theodore Helgren, a. V.
shotwell. w, c. Lambert, Henry Cote,
Fred FOWL, George Paddock, Harry Trum-
bic, Claude Orchard, r. NJ. Laverty.
a beautifully appointed luncheon party
was given Saturday by Mrs. Victor White in
honor OF her daughter, Miss Louise White.
A color scheme OF yellow was used and
daffodils formed the centerpieces for the
seven small and one large table. Gold mon
ogram place cards marked the places for
Misses Frances Hochstetler, Florence Cud-
ahy, Harriet Smith, May de Silva of Paris.
France; Elizabeth Reed, Jean White. Mil
dred Ellis, Alice Cudahy, Helen Eastman.
Mary Burkley, Eugene Patterson. Ruth
White, Eleanor Mackay, Halcyon Cotton
Dorothy Finney, Isabel Vinsonhaler, Helen
Blake, Ruth Clarke, Helen Epeneter. Ids
Darlow, Katherine Fuller. Mariory Rood
Erna Reed. Elizabeth Lane, Emily Keller
Marjory McCord, Elizabeth Carr. Harriet
Metz, Lucille Bacon, Marguerite Winter
Gertrude Metz, Marion Kuhn, Jean Mat.
tiers, Stella Thummell, Blanche Deuel.. Grets
Lane, Mary Megeath, Adelaide Funkhouser
Josephine Congdon, Louise White and Mrs
White.
An apron shower was given by Miss Ger
trude Klanck al her home, 1920 Florenc,
boulevard. Friday evening, in honor OF
Miss Aurora Christensen. whose marriaR,
TO Mr.. Charles III. Davis takes place n
May. The evening was spent with must,
and games, the chief event being m,
undressing OF Dinah. a dummy. by tn,
bride-to-be, who was requested TO remov,
the aprons from Dinsh and don them her
self, Luncheon was served in the dininI
/, room at one round table. the centerpieo,
being a mound Of smfax and daisies. AT
tached 20 the place cards by white ribbons