Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27
Mrs.J WNeClyznoz

ana Mrs. r. F1ori. club guest. won the
cut-for-all. Luncheon was served after
the game. The club will meet March
at the homo OF Mrs. Harry AFbuthnot.
Mrs. ]. p. Marshall and her house guest,
Miss Marshall OF Grand Rapids. Mich,
were the dinner guests on Tuesday eve-
ming at the home Of Mr. and Mrs II. c.
Sprague and Miss sprague on Park ave.
niue.
Representative ana Mrs. w. r. Green
their apartments a. tlts Gotham IN Wash
OF the Iowa delegation and number OF
Iowa friends. ,eN go
Morningside chaptlt Of g. Paul's guild
held a combined na4ettng and tea Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. b. b.
Hahn. S15 East washington avenue.
Miss Ella wilson entertained the mem
home on Friday evening. Miss Marie
Chapman received the prize for high score
j and Miss Madge cfeaver was awarded
the consolation prize.
The GenevR club Of the Young womsn's
Christian association gave party Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs. J. H.
Pace. About thirty girls were present.
many Of whom have been to Geneva, and
others are planning 20 go this year.
Geneva charades furnished much anuse-
ment and the writing Of songs about
Geneva taxed the ingenuity of the gHests.
Supper was served late in the evening by
the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs, charles Test Stewart had
as dinner guests Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ]. Hess and Mr.. p. w. Hart.
Mrs. T. II. Cleveland entertained at an
informal kensington Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Madison avenue. The
house was prettily decorated with roses,
tulips and small American flags. Vari-
GUS games ana guessing contests fur
nished entertainment and prizes were won
by Mrs. n. 70. Daniels and Mrs. Ed Carr.
Luncheon was served late in the after
noon when covers were laid for fourteen.
Fiftyrthree girls attended the Washing
toms birthday party given Tuesday after
noon from 10 4;so o'clock at the public
library and the affair was most sue
oessful one. The party was planned by
the Reader and Fun Makers, a group of
girls who meet to read with Miss Fuller
Of the public library and occasionally lay
aside their books for a frolic. The big
hall in the library basement furnished a
delightful place for playing games and
later the guests were invited to the south
room, where decorations of flags. hatchets
and cherries were most attractively ar
ranged. Fruit and candy as refreshments
were most satisfactory 10 the school
girls. and then more games were en-
joysd. All girls in the fifth grade OF
over are eligible tc entrance in the club
and many delightful things are planned
for the spring and summer.
Miss June Davis was hostess OF the
Ernest Hart Flower mission at the regu-
lar February meeting and thirty members
were present. Seven new members were
initiated with appropriate ceremony.
short business, meeting was followed By
a musical program. after which a spell
ing contest was enjoyed. prizes being wor
by Miss Margaret Jones and Miss Velms
PohL Luncheon was served in the din
ing room, the table presenting a mos
attractive appearance with its floral dec
orations
Miss Vera Bosiey entertained at an In
formal party At her home on Thursday
Games were played and most enjoyable
music was furnished by Mr.. Herman Mel
son. Miss Grace Clausen and Miss Berna,
dette Schuman. Refreshments wer'
served, covers being laid for eighteen.
The Book Lovers met wednesday at en-,
home Of Miss Rioe and completed tn
study OF Thackeray's novel, THE New
comes" Interesting papers were givel
by Mrs. L. G. Squire and Mrs. ]. r. Reed
discussing characters and situations Il
the book. Mrs H. w. Tilton read an ac
count OF the death OF Colonel Newcome
Wednesday OF next week the club will
! hold a miscellaneous meeting at the hom
of Mrs. Charles r. Hannah, az which tim
lecture on Thackeray viii be featur
OF the program
Mr. and Mira Gene Hail entertained tn
members OF the ID. ID. club on wednes
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lubel
were club guests. The evening was spen
in playing 500 and prizes for high score
were won by Mrs John Mcmahon an
Mr. Ira Hayes. Mr.. Luben won the "eut