Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Pleasures Past

An enjoyable afternoon party was given
Friday in honor Of Mrs. Dora Bleick and
to celebrate her nintieth birthday. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent About
fifty guests were present.
Miss Lowden and Miss West, who have
been giving a series of delightful studio
teas, entertained Saturday afternoon, when
a number of children gave some interest
ing dancing numbers. Several solo dances
were also given and a large number Of
guests were present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moshier Colpetzer enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their home
for Mrs. e. Dimon Bird of New York.
Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Kennedy.
Mrs. r. Dimon Bird.
Miss Lynn Curtis
Mr. h. M. Fairfield.
Mr. Frank Haskell
Lieutenant and Mrs. Farnam entertained
at dinner Thursday evening at their head
quarters at Fort Crook The table had as
a centerpiece a large cluster Of white car
nations. Following dinner other guests
were invited in to play bridge for the even
ing. Covers were laid for.
Captain and Mrs huffman.
Lieutenant and Mrs. j.. Hall,
Lieutenant and Mrs. j. z. Bubb,
Aeuteant J. X. COwan,
Lieutenant John Scott.
A number of the young women Of the
Omaha High school have organized the
'Pinse Urine club The first meeting was
Friday afternoon at the home of Miss
Marion Pearsall and cards afforded the
afternoon amusement. The next meeting
will be In two weeks at the home OF Miss
Irene Mcclure. The members are;
Misses Misses
Susan Eastman Irene Mcclure,
Elizabeth bergman, Helen Carrier,
Ruth Fitzgerald, Gertrude Dickinson,
Mary Halter Sarah Sears.
Marion Pearsall,
Mrs S. S. Swift gave a children's party
Saturday afternoon at her home, 1925 Pink
ney street, in celebration of the fourth
birthday of her son. Vincil Swift Games
afforded the afternoon amusement and
those present were
Misses Misses
Dorothy Steiner, Lyle Quinby,
Virginia Lewis, LLOYD Heystrem,
Lillian Hansen, Frederick Hanson,
| Lois Avery. Don Kearney,
| Rose Hansen, Joe Avery,
Dorothy Kearney Lee Booth,
Masters Henry Hanson,
Masters Thomas Kearney.
Mrs. F. N. Conner entertained Saturday
at the Omaha club at a luncheon in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Theodore Stebbins of
New York. Covers were laid for:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
! F. H Gaines George l.. Hammer,
George Squires, j. +. Baum,
NJ A. Hall, George A. Joslyn,
George Patterson, Farnsworth,
| w r. Gurley G. VIII Hamilton,
| w. D. McHugh, Arthur c. Smith,
Brnsmaid of Coun- Osgood Eastman,
| ell Bluffs, Duncan Vinsonhaler
Lewis Bradford, John L: Webster.
Noss, Reba Morgan.
| Ellison.
Miss Jessie Millard.
Mrs. II. @. Frisbie entertained at bridge
| Friday at her home. One of the rooms was
decorated with pink carnations. the others
| had clusters OF dark red carnations. As
sisting Mrs. Frisbe were Miss Bernice
Whitney and Miss Marvel McCutoheon.
Those present We're;
! Mesdames- Mesdames-
/ LseOnora ID. Nelson, William Butts,
| Joseph Polcar John DreXel,
| Howard Bennell, w. n. Dorward,
! Robert Chapman. John Battn,
| William UnzickeT Joseph Fradenburg,
| John UTrion, j. w. WoodrouEh,
! r. A. Higgins, Logan.
| Robert Deisng, Witten,
! Whitlock Charles Needham,
| Charles Boutwell,.
| Misses Misses
Bernice whitney, Marvel McCutcheon.
| A number of friends Of Mr.. Will Smith
gave a surprise party for him Friday even
ing at the home Of Miss Ethel Lethia Pad
more, 4S North Twenty-seventh avenue.
Those present were Misses Lucy Shields,
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