Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
Pleasures Past

Mrs. Harold clifford. who is giving a
series OF delightful luncheon parties, en-
tertained today at her home. when covers
were placed for twelve guests.
One OF the delightful affairs given today
was the luncheon given by Mrs. Milton
Barlow at her home Pink and lavender
sweet eas were used In decoration and
covers were placed for twelve.
Thursday afternoon Countess dc Swirsky
and her mother who are friends of Miss
Munchhoff. we're entertained informally
at an afternoon "a by Mrs. A. " Kinsler.
Only a few intimate friends were present.
The younger countess is an accomplished
linguist and speaks English with an at
tractive accent and is quite interested in
American cities.
Mrs. p. johnson was hostess at the meet
ing OF the w. U. Card club Wednesday
evening. Mrs. S. G. Clayton will entertain
the club next Wednesday evening. Those
present were:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
f. Walls, b. Carlson,
r. Johnson. l.. 5. Jarvis
R l.. Shaw, =. G.. Clayton,
The Alternate Card club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. E. r. Brace. The next
meeting Will be in two weeks, with Mrs W.
S. Rowe Those present at the last meet
ing were:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
W. s. Rowe, +. L. Armstrong.
r. r.. Hunter. James G. Kennard
r. d. Bloss, 9. II Mallinson,
j. G. AldTich, G. &. Kehn,
w. A. Spoford, ]. A. Stevens,
c. W. smith, h. r. Brace
Mrs Timme entertained the c. o. F. o.
club at her home Wednesday afternoon.
The visitors present were Miss Marguerite
Holt Mrs CAM Mrs. Carter. Mrs. John
son, Members present were:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
Henry Knodeli, Otto Leupke
Tom stuart, .. Geurnner,
Charles Cook. John Watson.
Minnie Timme Mary Hewitp
Emil Weyermann. Charles Jackson.
The members Of the Mu Sigma were en-
tertsined at an enjoyable tea yesterday
afternoon by Mrs, c. c. Beden and Mrs.
G, C, Thompson at the home OF Mrs. Bel
den. The guest OF honor was Mrs. Milo
Van Horn. who leaves shortly for oregon
TO reside. Lavender and white sweet peas
formed a pretty decoration these colors
being thu club colors. Mrs. William Alder
son and Mrs c. M. Ballet poured tea and
Miss Mayonne Thompson and Miss Ruth
Thompson assisted.
Mrs. II. j. Kirschsteln entertained at
luncheon Thursday in honor, OF Miss Ruth
color scheme in the decoration OF the
rooms was white and yellow. She was as
sisted by Mrs c. $. Marshall and Mrs e.
A. Mangum. The latter sang IN Go
Where You Want Me to co" effectively
after the luncheon. The guests present
were Miss Ruth Paxson, Mrs. Z. w. Hayes,
Miss Lilly Strong, Miss Theodate Wilson.
Mrs. NJ b. Copeland, Mrs. jennie Branden,
Mrs. j. o. Phiuippi, Mrs. r. 6 Jones. Mrs.
C. f. Dickson, Mrs George Ryan. Miss
Allen Koch. Mrs. G. A. Mangum, Mrs, c. 8.
Marshall
one OF the large social affairs OF the
week was the tea given Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Casper e. Yost and Mrs.
Charles Offutt at their home in honor OF
Miss Ruth sayles OF oak Park. H. and
Miss Parmelee OF Council Bluffs, In the
dining room the flowers were white and
yellow, jonquiis and white Killarney roses
being used. In the reception room roses
and other pink blossoms we're used effect
lively About l26 guests were present during
the receiving hours, to 6 o'clock. Those
assisting were;
Mesdames- Mesdames-
&. ID. Parmelee &. w. Lyman
OF Cc%ncil Bluffs, NJ. 7. Barlow
victor CALDWELL George A. JoBiyu,
& d. Barkalow,
Misses Misses
Carolyn BarkaloW, Mamie Page,
Dorothy Morgan. Mildred Rogers,
Elizabeth Pickens, Jean CudRhy,