Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Warner, Burd Miller. c. II, Presson, r,
swartwout. c. T. voilmer and the hostess
The Omaha Alumni association Of the
Greek letter fraternity. Phi kappa Psi,
held It's monthly luncheon Friday noon at
the Loyal. Before the end OF the school
year the local alumni will ioin with the
undergraduate member Of Lincoln In cele-
brating the tenth anniversary Of the es-
adjustment OF the Alumni association in
Omaha.
Miss Wilma Howard. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Howard. gave a pretty valen-
tine party Saturday afternoon at her home
In Dundee. the guests being largely school
friends. The list included Misses Geraldine
Cassidy. Evelyn Entrlken. Geraldine Liser.
Ethel Voise. Lillian Ellsworth, Helen Curtis.
lfadassah McGiffen. Mary Marmoy. Flor
ence Russell, Harriet sherman, Elsie Bloom
and Thyra Bloom.
Mrs. p. j. Fitzgerald gave a delightful
valentine party Saturday afternoon at her
homo in no or Il little Mss Ruth Fitzgerald
The rooms were attractively decorated
with a profIsion OF red hearts. valentines
and red flowers. The game VI hearts was
played during the afternoon, after which
refreshments we're served. About twenty
five school friends of little Miss Ruth
Fitzgerald were present.
Mrs. c. f. Hutchins entertained at whist
yesterday afternoon when she announced
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Lenore Hutchins. to Mr.. Louis Kirian OF
Cedar Bluffs, Neb. Valentine decorations
were used and a color scheme Of rcd and
white was effective. At the luncheon
which followed the whist game, rcd heart
shaped boxes. filled with candies, served
as favors. Thirty-six guests were present.
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at her home I'm Dundee Saturday I'm honor OF
her guest. Mrs. w. r. Lighton Of Fayette-
Vile, Ark. The table was decorated with
red roses and those present were Mesdames
c. o, Talmage. Z. f. Kimberly, w. r.
LEIGHTON, w. p. Shepard, Royal d. Miller,
Leo Grotte. Walter Clement. Joseph Polcar.
ID. j. OBrien, Leon Nelson, Frank Car
michael, o. p. Goodman, w. A.. Pfxley, w.
r. Rhoades. Fahs. w. II. PindeIl. George
Rice, N. II. Nelson. i. A.. Welsh, S. r.
Rush and Miss Elizabeth Pindell.
Mrs. j. C.. Hammond entertained Satur-
day at luncheon for Mrs. Lottie Ley OF
Denison, la. Plates were laid for Mes
DANES J. w. Watson, j. Campbell, f. w.
Thorne, $. w. Lindsay. A. G. Thies Of
Denver, Ley, Edward Phelan, c. II. wal
rath, G. A. Rohrbough and the hostess.
Miss Alice Royal Switzler entertained at
luncheon Friday at her home for Miss
Woodruff 81 Indianapolis. guest OF Miss
Miriam Patterson. Those present were
Misses Mabel Woodruff, Amy Gilmore,
Dorothy Morgan, Eloise Wood. Miriam
Patterson. Gwendolin White, Fannie How
land, Gladys Peters and the hostess.
Mrs. James d. Hogg entertained at
luncheon at her home Friday. Covers
were laid for twelve and the table decora-
tions were Of tulips. The favors were
American beauty roses. The guests were
entertained at bridge and prizes were won
by Mrs. John w Wiley and Miss Lutta
Gibbs. Those present were Mrs. Charles II.
lizard, Mrs. Jerome A. Lille, Mrs. Cory E.
Vaou, Mrs. Dell h, Tough. Mrs. John g.
Edmundson. Mrs. John w Wiley, Mrs.
Milton II. Gibbs, Mrs, e. F. Bradley, Mrs.
j. II, Seaton, Mrs. $, l.. Wright, Miss
Lutta Gibbs and Mrs. James d. Hogg.
Mrs. Julius Dreifuss and Mrs. Lee Roth
schild entertained at a luncheon party
Saturday at the Hotel Loyal. A color scheme
of pink and white was used and a low
mound of pink sweet peas formed the CEN
terpiece for the table. Covers were placed
for Mrs. Charles Elgutter, Mrs. Pollock
of Chicago Mrs. l.. NJ, Cohn, Mrs. Jonas
of Kirksville. Mo; Miss May of Grand
Rapids, Mrs, Stanley Hartman, Miss Flor
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lima Dreyfoos, Miss Theresa Dreyfoos. Miss
Rosina Mandelberg, Miss Sadie Kirsch-
braun. Miss Cora Rothschild and the
hostesses.
Mrs. Frank L. Adams gave a unique
valentine party Saturday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Ruth Bowling. The house
was profusely decorated with flowers and
myrlads OF hearts ranging from great to
little dwarf ones, making just the place
FOR willy Cupid to play his pranks, and a
Jolly lot of school girls were there to at
tend him. The postman brought vaIen-
tines for all, which provoked much merrl-
ment, Hearts and games suggestive of
the day were features OF The afternoon.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Herbert
Woodland and Mrs. NJ. f. Bowling. Lunch
con followed and covers were laid for
Misses Mona CoweIl. Helen Buck, HARRIET
Blake, Gretchen Williamson, Florence
Liver. Helen Rayley, Marjorie Foote, La
dele Smith. Norma Mckenzie, Margaret
Flynn, May Nickel, Marsharetta Burke.
Henrietta Gilmore, Henrietta McCague,
Cleaner Mackay and Ruth Bowling.
Largest among Saturday afternoons az
fairs was the reception given by Mrs. E. c..
Twamley at her home I'm compliment to
Miss Edna Dunn Of Beardstown, Ill.,. guest
Of Lieutenant and Mrs. DUNCAN. The rooms
We're charmingly decorated with spring
flowers, A color scheme Of yellow was
r carried out In elaborate detail in the dining
room. where ~jonquils and tulips We're used.
Here Mrs. Albert Edholm poured tea. The
drawing room vas decorated with mar
cissus. The guest list included Mesdames
August NJ. Borglum, Charles Mcdonald. c.
l.. Burmester, jr.; r. Il. Bryson. w ].
bradbury. Frank BOYD, 4. A. Becker. Nc