Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-07
Pleasures Past

pe @f ForTeSt Richards M e. eSster
". A., Redick, ], E, Baum.
Samuel Burns Clement Chase
VI ard Burgess, ~ p. Dodge. jr.,
w Burgess. G. T. Kountze.
Mrs w. H. Hancock entertained the
leaders Of the art department of the
Omaha Woman's club at pleasant ken
s.ngton Wednesday afternoon. Those
present were
Mesdames- Mesdames-r
g = I psrr. g. c. swlnsley'
G. r. Roberts A. b Somers
G. 2. Gould Hancock
O. &. Bonner,
Miss Mary E, Sumner.
The Swastika club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. c. o. Warren at
her home. Those present were
Mesdames- Mesdames-
NJ. Prichard, A. Foote
4 Foley. J. c; Keeder,
Roy Human, e. p HorriRan
NJ. Remilard, G. F. Welch
G, Weber, c. o. Warner.
Mrs. Henry Aahel entertained the mem
hers of the Comis club Thursday after
noon al her home Those present were;
v M .I;.S@ 8 Rowe. rS ms'S g %s;.r
A. L. Hoover. @. c. Kuenne,
). b. Bone, u. b. Farris,
q, " Mickey r. Dimmiek'
&. +. MART,
Mrs. r. Il. Rogers was hostess at
pretuly appointed bridge luncheon Thurs
day at her home in compliment to her
daughter. Mrs Charles E, Olson Of Grand
leland The guests were;
MeSdames- Mechanics
?, T. Mcurath l.. IL. Korty
T. p. Smith, Marriott
IA o. Frederick, Henry Hamilton,
II, .. Edwards, Frank Bsh,
John z. spencer. lngwersen
A. H. Rowland May Aud,
w. Campbell, "a. II. Fish,
W. A. shropshire, Osborne
Walter Spain, McCailum.
j. l.. Criss, MooiVerton
w. l.. UnsickeF. Ralph Moody.
I'd T. Boyer John Mcdonald,
Frank Engler, Arthur Rogers,
Hal Roberts VIII Manchester,
Mcntgomery Guy Baker
Arthur Fetters, Charles Olson of
CnaTlss Helmer Grand Island.
Guy Ffanch,
Nj saes-- NJ sses-
Cora Holmes. Fannie Rowland
Mrs. Thomas Stoddard entertained the
g. o. t. o. club at her home Wednesday
afternoon. The following officers were
elected; President, Mrs. Birch; vice pres
ident Mrs. woolf; secretary Mrs. Holt;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Weyermann;
treasurer, Mrs Hewitt, The visitors were
MS. John MeAllister, Mrs Ezra Miller.
Miss Gladys Woolf Miss Ruth Geuinner
Miss Aieen stoddard. These members
were present:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
Jack Holt, Tom stuart,
Slas Woolf, ed Birch,
Emil Weyermann, Joseph Rooster,
henry knodell ~ Ceuinner
henry Good, Mary Hewitt,
Thomas Bic, Minnie smith
Mark Barlow, Nellie 1imne.
Thomas Stoddard.
New Year party was given Monday
ming by MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Stubben-
o. al their home 1880 south Tenth
street. The were decorated with
red carnations, ferns and japanese Ian
terms, and those present were:
MessrH. and Mesdames-
IL. @. schonlau. Herbert Stephens.
w. Slangerup, herbert Stubbeudorf
Misses
Ivy stubbendoTf, stephens.
Eta Stubbendurf
Messrs.-
Andy Frick. Alfred stephens.
Victor Miles, Norman stephens.
Ford Wiles, Henry Baker.
II. J.. LomaN, Stanley stephens,
Colorado springs, sidLey Niles.
he im0gene Study ,.4o OF Florence was
entertained yesterday at an all-day session
at the home OF Mr. A. C. Grtfen. The
morning was spent studying Shakespeare,
Act and part OF Act II OF The Merchant
OF Venice" At neon luncheon was served
and the place cards were especially at
traotive and unique, AT each place were
original ver ses. the first letters OF the lines
spelling the name OF the guest as IN Mrs.
c. d. Richardson's card we're the following
lines;
Ring out the old. ring IN the new,
1mogenes there are but few,
Calling new ones into action
Harken. bells that ring for you.
All are asked 20 Join the study.
Resting not at haifway's door;
Drinking deep OF ShakespeAre's knowledge
Seeking, finding ancient lore.
Onward let our watchWord be,
Nothing dauDted you will see.
The members OF the club include
Mssdames Charles Cottrell. w. X. Thomp-
son, A. B, Hunt, c. p, Richardson, r. II.
olmstsd. w. A. Yoder. George siert. NJ c.
cOe. b. c. Fowler. A. C. Gnffen A. W.
RismsF. C. A. GHgs, Paul Haskell, r. A.
Golding