Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
SOCIETY'S DIZZY VORTEX
1t Whrls Anew with All Kinds Of Pieasur-
able Demonstrations
OPENING or THE ,tAsONs F5Sr Sud
a word with the women nS to the
Proper and Reasonable Mrtb"d
of NIiphtinE from the
street Cars.

ut NllHhilNE l'N'A wv
street Cars.
Society has experienced a decided owak-
onlng during the past week. and seems
likely TO gu on In the "ny b. has begun
for some time to come This ls the sea-
son ot the bursting Of buds which is said
t. hc an experience OF unmIScd delight and
oi ih, popping OF questions. which is Jas
time Oourruial TO some ana less so to others
QGito a number OF these portontous eN-
plosious have been heard OF late, attended
with appropriate rojoicings and festivities,
aud more arc in prospcc. ir view Of which
The Bees best wishes are extended Tor
tha safety ot all concerned
woman of some claim .o social distnc-
ton was observed to get Oft street car
IN the proper way the other hay, which con-
atijutcd phenomenon SO rare aud strange
rs to dosrrn, special comment The m
ability OF woman 20 throw q bah. arising
OF, OF some p,cu!BUty an The structure OF
lur. tlayiul,s. is well known and has served
a. the basis iur nuWbuTly#a rllald Elbts
. anl not few scientific dissertations I'M
iuryttgulo precision with which shC gets uH
oaI backward has u0t called tor anything
like the same amount Of notice, although
IL represents an evil equally Widespread
aud iurDghaduWa peril far more deadly.
This is NOT the result OF physical short
Couings like the other, because women can
Rct uG Alright IT they have been properly
instructed Cr il there Is a man by To- sho"
tnym how. The defect is rather n,eilec-
tnl, rot peculiar to the sgN Ut course, as
such but not observable to any considerable
degree in man. II is dcfcrcntally suS-
rcsted to the Womans club that 50 very
important a topic might prOhiably be
brought before 1t in the form Of a lecture,
or OF lectures IL more than one should be
necessary whereby the members might
learn always TO alight from ear facing the
way the car is going and on the foot lNt-
thest from the car. So might, pcrchance a
serious accident be ayrrtcd and, inclden-
tally the general information OF woman
kind be enlarged by the acquisition OF an
important law Of nature.
Miss rccI,'s Coming out.
Mrs. Edward Porter Peck gave delight
ful matinee tea last Wednesday afternoon
from until g. the occasion serving as a
formal introduction OF her daughter Miss
Elizabeth to her own friends In society.
Mrs Peck received In a beautiful gown OF
gray ana white and black brocaded satin
and carried purple violots. Miss Peck, the
fair dcbutante, was charming in white
mule trimmed with lace Insertion. Her
flowers were white roses. Mrs. Peck and
Miss Peck were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Lyman. Mrs Yates Mrs. Barkalow,
Mrs Lyman Richardson Mrs. W. V. Morse
Mrs Funkhuuser ana Mrs. Morris Mrs
Pritchotr and Mrs Fitzpatrick served tea and
coffee In tho dining room, where the decora.
tions were green and white Ferns ana
Chrysanthcmums were employed in adorning
the rooms and cut flowers were everywhere
i'm profusion. During the hours OF the re
ception the continuous arrival of guests
testified to the high esteem in which the
lOstCSstS are held.
On Thursday evening MIR. and Mrs. Peck
opened their handsome residence for a
dancing party intended to complete the
launching of their daughter upOn the voy-
age of social cUnquests. As ON the former
occasion the spacious rooms presented lit
orally the appearance OF conseryatores, so
great was the volume of lowors which had
been sent with congratulations TO the fair
dcbutante. The library and drawing room
were set apart for dancing, ana refresh
mCnts were served In the dining room Mr.
and Mrs Peck and Miss Peck were assisted
in receiving by Mr. Bishop OF Denver.
Miss Peck wore a lovely gown, all O.
white gronadine over tanota and carried
American Beauty roses. Other striking
toiCttcs with their wCarors. we're: Miss
Creighton. white chiffon, embroidered over
light green silk; Miss Helen Millarl, pink
silk; Miss Grace Allen pale green satin
ve.lci with green muusselne de sole; Miss
McEachrCn. blue crepe with yiolcts; Miss
Frances Gilbert, whose debut will take place
this week brocadcd pink silk with green
velvet, white mousselne de sole pink roses
Miss Mac Hamilton, whose coming out Is
announced for next Friday, pink chiffon
over pink silk; Miss Florence Morse an
other OF this seasons buds figured white
silk. green mirOir velvet lace yellow roses
Miss Taylor pink and white silk; Miss
Squires, pink silk; Miss Curtis lavender
silk and white lace. Miss Lindsey Miss
Palmer and Miss Buck who were among
the bridesmaids at the Burgess Brown
wedding wore the gowns of white organdie
In which they appeared on that occasion
Creighton had also graced recent marriage
ceremonies.
Those present were Misses Allen. Nc
baugh, Taylor, Mae Hamilton Buck. Nash
Lindsey, Creighton, Morse Anderson o.
Wyoming, Squires. Crounse. Ringwalt Cur
It's, Palmer and Mllard; MIR, and Mrs. Nor
ris Mr.. and Mrs, Funkhousor MIR. and Mrs
Peck, and Mossrs. Hamilton, Taretou
CrowdCr, Hutcheson. Perry Balirlge Young
Cooley, Culpetzer. Robert Patrick. John
Patrick Palmer. Hail. Morsman Hoagland.
Bishop of ECnyer Shiyerick, Gown
Bridges, Guiou, Wilson Herbert Rogers.
William Rogers and Floyd Smith
Mrs kIcrstcnd'S Card Party.
Mrs. w. |. Kierstcads entertained a mum.
Der of her friends Thursday afternoon at
cards. The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers from her own conservatory
Twelve games were played. after which re-