Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
SOCIETY SLOWS UP A LITTLE
Gait for the Coming Week will Not Be
Such a Rapid One.
cANY AFFAIRS, BUT MOSTLY SOCIAL
Calendar H. quite Full of Things that
VIII Prevent Any StagnatiOn,
but VIII Not Upset Any
Traditions.

Considering all that people have had to
say during the last fortnight, the grumbling
sad promising, the weeks calendar is
flmething OF a disappointment, even TO
nose who do not as a rule take that sort
Il thing seriously. To be sure. there Is
r5mething scheduled for nearly every day,
lut there always is for that matter, and
the weeks affairs are for the most part
small club meeting. luncheons and the like.
on Monday the membership banquet Of
the Young Women's Christian association
Ill include a large gathering in the even
ing. There will be the regular dinner at
the Omaha club and the smoker at the
armory Of the Willard Rifles, and the
= hurston Rifles hop.
On Tuesday, Miss Cotton will entertain
the Chip Gnop club. Mrs. somers will
{ entertain the Thorbegwof club. Mrs. Ed
ward Porter Peck entertains the Tuesday
Liorning Musicale. Miss Helen Smith
lives a party at the orpheum for Miss
Nyebster's guests.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Horny Dodge Will
give a tea for her guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lax Morris will receive from s until IL
o'clock, in honor Of their daughter, Mrs.
= ollie Rosenberg; Mrs. Lucien stephens
viii give a luncheon for Miss Webster's
Iuests and the Cooking club will meet at
The home Of Mrs. Herbert Wheeler.
On Thursday, the Thursday afternoon
kensington will met with Mrs. Norman;
Irs. E. A. Cudahy will entertain the
Creche luncheon.
On Friday, the high school senior class
y III give a hop; Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
J ountze will entertain at diner for Mrs.
.,rrems and Mrs. Otis; the Omaha Lady
R.hes will give a dancing party.
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schnei-
Cor will entertain the Saturday Night Card
cub; Mr.. Thomas Godfrey will be host
ot the meeting of the Harmony Card club
in the afternoon Miss Ruth Cronk and
! ISIS Lillian Lane will give a dancing party
Lstween 2 and 6 o'clock.
Among the most welcome institutions
that fashionable adoption has made popu.
lGT-as well as possible-is the kensingtor
luncheon, or, in other words, not only the
privilege, but the invitation to spend tn,
{ iternon, or a part of 1t at least, with the
l1stess who has entertained at midda!
luncheon. or course people always do stay
q little while-that is, those who have no
a round to make during the afternoon, bu
(, is an unsatisfactory sort of hanging OF
that spoils the day for almost everything
Csc, and the provision for the afternoon II
generally welcomed as a balance for
lLlcheon, which, in spite Of its degree o
e.aborateness, is a break in the day.
The members Of the B. C. B. club weru
entertained on Tuesday evening at tn
i me OF Miss Maude Jenkins.
For their daughter, Mrs. Molly Rosen
bcrg. whose engagement to Mr.. Charlie
Levy Of Minneapolis was announced re
comfy. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Morris will be a
home on Wednesday evening from s unit
II o'clock, at 1O43 Park avenue.
DR.. aud Mrs. w. o.. Henry will leave o.
Tuesday evening for a trip to the Orien
fnd after visiting the .Alhambra, Alexan
dria, Cairo, Palestine, .Constantinopl'
Athens and Rome, they will visit Paris