Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

of Clarence Kramer, the occasion being
his birthday. Games. music and dancing
occupied the evening and a four-course
supper was served by Mrs. L. R Kramer.
assisted by Mrs. ]. II. O. Kelly. Covers
were placed for twenty.
Mrs. Raymond Conner and little son Of
Denison are spending several weeks as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dud-
ley The Conners are building n new
homo at Denison and expect to have II
completed about May 1.
Members OF the gym class OF the Young
Women's Christian association were en-
tertained at a most delightful party Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Pile.
the physical committee acting as host
esses. Committee members are Miss
Pile. Mrs. Dollie Burgess. Mrs. w. s.
Rigdon, Miss Orris and DIR. Erickson
Hill About forty young women were
present nearly ali coming masked. The
costumes were varied and interesting and
IL was with difficulty that some of the
young women were recognized. Games
and contests were greatly enjoyed and
prizes were won by Miss johnson, Miss
Inez Warren and Miss Opal Randall
One OF the most pleasant of the pre-
Lenten dances was the party given Tues
day evening at the Eagles hall by the
members OF the st. Francis Alumnae as
ISOLATION More than 900 were present.
The officers of the association were
patronesses, receiving the guests and act
ing as hostesses Throughout the evening.
Smiths orchestra furnished music for
dancing and pretty fovors were given in
the ''ladies' choice onestep. Punch was
served throughout the evening, palms
and ferns furnishing attractive decora-
tions for the table. Card tables were ar
ranged IN one of the smaller rooms for
those who did not care to dance. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. Emig and Mrs. John
d. Hannah
The meeting OF the J. X. club planned
for Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Harry Arbuthnot was postponed
indefinitely
Miss Hortense Cochran Of Logan came
down to attend the concert at BrownelI
Han ana is spending the week as the
guest OF Miss Marguerite Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Chris Jensen announce
the engagement of their daughter. Alice.
to Mr.. J. L. Roe. son OF Or. l. r. Roe
OF this city. The Aedding will take place
in early June.
The musical department of B. FranoiS
academy gave a musical entertainment
Friday afternoon in the auditorium Of
the school. A very entertaining program
was given and was greatly enjoyed by
those present
Mrs, Frank Schley entertained tha
members Of the r. e. NJ club at a most
enjoyable meeting on Wednesday after
noon. Kensington work occupied the
time. and an original reading by Mrs.
q. L. McAlpine was greatly enjoyed.
Luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mrs. NJ j. Rarick was presented with
a club ring. In place OF the next regular
meeting the members ars planning to en-
tertain their husbands at an evening
party Tuesday. March IA. az the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Test, SO7 Eleventh
avenue
The T. B. K. club met Tuesday evening
at the home OF Miss Marie Chapman.
Miss Esther Boylan received the prize
for the high score at cards. and Miss
Cleaver the consolation prize. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday, March IA.
at the home OF Mss Cleaver.
The regular meeting OF the University
club was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. J. V. Mailery. The
club continued the study Of South
America. Mrs. F. II. Garrett leading the
history lesson on The Relation OF the
Races OF South America" Mrs. Avery
Jennings led the discussion OF the maya
zine article on Paraguay. The club win
meet march Is at the home OF Mrs II.
q. Redfern.
The Fl Deem club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. II. p. Wood. Eleven members were
present and Miss Elsie Wood was a club
guest. The afternoon was spent with
kensington work. after which a dainty
luncheon was served. A short business
session then followed at which Mrs. H.
Miller and Mrs. Ed Williams were ac-
cepted as new members. II was decided
10 resume the custom Of presenting
piece OF hand-painted china TO each