Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Series Of Parties.


Mrs. w. E. Ash entertained last
/ Monday in a delightful manner, at a
luncheon which was followed by
bridge.
Daisies and other spring flowers
were used in decorating and covers
were placed for 20.
Prizes for the game were awarded
Mrs. Ellen Stephan and Mrs. Robert
Sprague.
Thursday this hostess gave q
bridge-tea when Is guests were pres
ent. On this occasion Mrs. H. A.
Quinn had high score and Mrs.
James Mulqueen received the conso-
lation.
Another party was also given on
Saturday BY Mrs. Ash who invited
n friends for an afternoon Of bridge.
Birthday Party.
The celebration of Barbara Van
Brunt's tenth birthday was the oc-
casion for a very jolly party last
Monday afternoon at the George Van
Brunt home on South Eighth street.
Appropriate games were played
with Jane Shugart and Jane Reed as
the prize winners.
Supper was served from a large
table in the dining room and when
the birthday cake was cut the guests
found attractive little favors therein.
Among those who shared in the
affair were Jean Van Brunt, Marjorie
Mayne, Kittie Sue Hess. Ruth and
Helen Tatroe, Jane Shugart, Jane
Reed, Dorothea, Elizabeth and Kath-
crime Saam, Carolyn Rosenfeld, Mona
Zurmuehlen, Ruth Bernstein, Vir-
ginia Tinley, Charles, Kelley and
Jess Anne Hannah, Barbara, Eleanor
and Hannah Van Brunt and Miss
Walter the teacher of the young
hostess.
Bridge Luncheons.
Bridge -luncheons will be given on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week by Mrs. Millie Graham Butler.
Mrs. Hennesy Hostess.
Thirty-six guests enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs. A. V. Hennesy on
Wednesday last at a bridge party,
which was preceded by well ap-
pointed luncheon.
The small tables which were
placed throughout the rooms were
each adorned with pink roses and
sweetpeas in baskets, the handles Of
which were tied with pink tulle bows
At bridge Mrs. Donald Annis had
high score and Mrs. Frank Bender
of Omaha received the consolation.
Mrs. Hennesy entertained in a
similar manner again on Saturday.
Tea.
Mrs. John Calvin opened her home
last Monday for the regular meeting
Of the Visiting Nurse association,
which was followed by delightful
tea.
The rooms were bright with spring
blossoms and Mrs. Calvin was assist
ed in her duties as hostess by Mrs.
John G. Wadsworth, who poured.
Punch was served in the library.
Mrs. Theinhardt Entertains.
Mrs. Caroline Theinhardt presided
at a bridge-luncheon on Thursday,
when her guests numbered 20.
A basket holding yellow iris and
daisies adorned the dining table. and
yellow and white were used in other
appointments Of the party.
Mrs. Edith Beardsley had high
score at bridge and Mrs. c. E. Swan
son received the cut-for-all.
For Beatrice Visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farmer gave
a dinner at the Country club Friday
evening complimentary to their house
guest, Miss Irma Fellwock of Be-
atrice, Neb.
Country Club Dinners.
At the Country club last Tuesday
evening reservations for the dinner
were made by R. H. Bloomer. who
had Is; Harry Greenway, IL;
Charles Officer, seven; DR.. eileen
Reed, A. ]. Faul and Mrs. R. B.
Tubbs, who each had six; Henry
Cutler FIVE and DR.. Leuth two.
Fewer people than usual dined at
the cafe on Friday but many came
out later for the dance.
To Entertain.
Mrs. /. B. Rohrer aud Mrs. Walter
Lutx have planned bridse-tea for
next Thursday At the home Of the
latter.
Jiggers.
Anticipation is keen for the pres
entation of Jiggers which will be
xiven IN this city at the Auditorium
under the auspices Of the American