Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

in decoration. The guests were;
Mesdames- Mesdames-
3. Il Rush, W. II. Wigman,
Waiter l.. Clement, II. l.. Arnold
Benjamin 3. Baker, Louis Isoeser
q. a. Plat, John w. Battin,
Fred Krug Henry Xix,
:; Henry khors, William p, Horne.
Henry q. Wlndheim, II. A. Wahl,
Louis Muser, e. b. Coon,
Harry v. Hayward, Charles GrOtte
John H. shary, William Kierstead.
Misses Misses
Zelda zernecka, l., E spafford
OF Chicago, Lillian Grotte.
A number Of members OF the Omaha So
ciety OF Fine Arts were entertained At
luncheon Saturday BY Mrs. Frederick H.
Cole at the Hotel Loyal In honor OF Mrs
A. w. Bowman, who will sail for Europe
in April. Tulips formed an attractive CEN
terpieee for the table and covers we're
placed for:
Mesdotnes- Mesdomes-
A. w. Bowman. g. e. Johannes.
w. n. CARAT. Willard Langfeld.
G. 9, George, Halleck Rose
y j. Halter +. II Cole.
A. W. Jeffries-
Misses Misses
Ida WiHons Laura Scott.
Captain and Mrs huffman OF Fort Crook
entertained At a beautifully appointed
bridge dinner waShinGton's birthday in
compliment to their guest Mrs. Bessye
Van Court Russell Of New York. Dinner
was served at three tables and the nationai
oolors were used In decoration. Those pres
ent were Misses Cheney of New York.
Laura Jordan, Elizabeth Long Mitchell
Mrs Bessye Van Court Russell. Captain
Bolles, Lieutenant Abel Lieutenant Whit
ing. Mr.. Walter Atkinson
Major and Mrs Atkinson,
Captain and Mrs. Dorey,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kelly,
Lieutenant and Mrs Hail
Mr. And Mrs. Mortimer Allen,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Post,
Captain and Mrs. huffman.
Mrs. Nathan Post entertained at a large
party Saturday afternoon al the home of
her mother, Mrs r. c. Jordan. The guests
Of honor were Mrs; jay E, buckingham and
Mre. II. A. Raapke and assisting were AIrs.
J. N. KEYS Mrs. r. G. Jordan. Mrs. r. C.
TWainiey ana Miss Ruth Jordan, An elab-
crate decoration OF red, white and blue was
used IN the decorations and appointments
Those present we're Mrs r. A. Smith. Alra
w. =. Milroy, Mrs. w. T. wilder. Mrs W.
H. Hammond. Mrs, W. q. Hemphn. Mrs
O. w. Todd, Mrs. Louis Knllan OF Cedar
Bluffs, Mrs. Fred Hill, Mra. d. ]. Carr OF
Fort Omaha, Aiss Laughran OF Washing
ton, D. CT Mrs Ray Wagner Mrs. John
Fuller. Mira c. z. Hutohins. agrs RUSSELL
Of New York, Mrs r. J. straeten, Mrs. r.
r. Knode Mrs. p, F. Powell. Mrs. Michel
Mrs. +, A. shotWell, Mira, H. H. Lord. Mrs
G. D. Coons, Mrs. d. e. Mccarthy, Mrs
Jerome Applequist, Mra II. p. Jensen. Mrs.
oilchrtst. Mrs. II, l. 0ilehrist, Mrs George
Shields Mrs. A. D. Cameron. Mrs. W. p.
burnham' Mrs, C. s. stebbins, Mrs Morti-
mer Allen and Mrs. huffman. Mrs, Noyes.
Mrs Farnham. Mrs Hartigan ana Mrs.
sWitHler, all OF Fort Crook; Miss Ruth
Beard. Miss Agnes Mnroy, Miss Blanche
Marshall. Miss Eunico stsbbins, Miss Alice
SHELL Miss Florence Deverem Miss Effie
Reed Miss Pearl Rockfeliow, Miss Tress
KEYS and the Misses Giiberta and Isabelle
Williams
The annual C. o. C. dance was given Al
Chambers Friday evening. The HAN pre-.
scented pretty appearasce, being dec
orated with the colors OF the various com
panies and battalions o. the cadet regl-
ment Of the Omaha High school Cory
corners had been decorated by the Romels.
q CLUB OF twelve senior girls and the Q. Il.
! y cub Besides the company coiors the
I school eolors OF purple and white were
hung from the ceiling and draped from the
walls OF the hall number OF the alumni
Of the high school we're present. Mr.. Max
FarAnson, major OF the First battalion.
/ leo me grand march with Miss Helen
King the future sponsor OF the First bat
.euon According 10 the usual custom IN
- " e dances dance was given for the