Omaha daily bee., 1904-09-14
NOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY

A charming affair Of Monday was the
tea given by Mrs. Euclid Martin at her
home sSOs jackson. between and o'clock.
In honor Of Mrs Everett Russell Smith OF
Los Angeles Mrs Smith is a prominent
worker In the Young Womens Christian
association OF that city, and the guests
yesterday afternoon included the members
Of the board OF directors and working COM
mittees of the local association. Mrs.
George Tilden and Mrs. Emma F. Byers
assisted the hostess and Mrs. Smith in re-
ceiving the party standing In the parlor,
which was trimmed with japanese clema-
tbs and cloth of gold roses Assisting in
the parlor were Mrs. May Reed and Mrs.
C. 8. Montgomery. Mrs Frank Haller and
Mrs. Frank Johnson presided at the tea
table in the dining room. A Bohemian glass
vase, filled with Golden Gate roses formed
the centerpiece of the table, and assisting
here were Mrs. Charles Montgomery, Miss
Fannie Cole and Miss Frances Martin.
There were about sixty guests present.
Miss Fletcher of Chicago, who is the
guest Of Miss Mabel Stephen. has been one
of the most popular visiting girls of the
past week. Friday evening Miss Stephen
entertained at bridge in her honor. Satur-
day Miss Mabel Christie gave luncheon in
her honor, entertaining the members of the
local Kappa Kappa Gamma, the party at
tending the matinee later. Sunday evening
Miss Stephen gave a supper for her, and
Monday afternoon she was guest Of honor
az bowling party given at the Field club
by Miss Blanche Howland. The young
women present were Miss Fletcher, Miss
Stephen, Miss Henrietta Rees, Miss Alice
Frederick, Miss Fannie Rowland. Mrs.
Montgomery Harris, Miss Jeane Campbell,
Mrs. Harry Jennison and Miss Howland.
Wednesday evening Miss Henrietta Rees
will give supper in her honor, and later
the party will attend the dance at the
Field club Miss Fletcher will return to her
home in Chicago Thursday.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Mr.. VIII @. Free and Miss Nors
Buirvall daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buirvall OF South Omaha.
A prominent social event of Wednesday
will be the luncheon to be entertained at
the Country club by Mrs. E s. westbrook.
There are to be forty guests
Miss Faith Potter will entertain one of
the bridge clubs, Friday afternoon.
Miss Louise Mcpherson is spending a few
day with Mrs. Myron Learned at her cot
tage near Florence
A son was born Thursday, September s, to
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Tears.
Miss Tiny Aurback has returned from
Omaha after trip through Nebraska and
visit to the ST. Louis exposition.
Captain and Mrs. Clarence Richmond.
Day have returned to Macon, Mo-, after
spending the summer in Omaha, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Smith.
Mrs. W. N. Mason is the guest of friends
in Sioux City
Mrs. Norman Kuhn is entertaining her
sister, Miss Edith Preston OF Seattle, Wash
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hayward of Nebraska
City, spent Sunday in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Peaton have returned
from visit to the Worlds fair
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Young have gone
on a trip to the Pacific coast.
Miss Ella Mae Brown returned Sunday
from Kansas City where she has spent
the past fortnight visiting friends Miss
Brown will leave the last of the week for
California where she will spend about two
months for the benefit OF her health.
Mrs. E. T. Heydeh has returned from a
two weeks trip 20 Wisconsin. ia