Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
sncinI Calendar.

sUNDAY-Mr. Lee Mcshane, supper at the
Country club.
MoNDAY--Mrs. Harry Cummings, bridge
party at the Country club.
TUBDAY-Mr and Mrs. w. b. Meikle,
dance at Country club; Mrs. Herman
Kountze luncheon for Mrs Chrisuancyi
Mrs. II. T. Lemist golf contest.
NESDAY-Luncheon dinner and dance
at Field club; luncheon at Country club
Mrs. Z, T. Lindsey, luncheon.
THURSDAY-Mrs. Zalinsbi, bridge luncheon
at Country club; Miss Henrietta Rees'
lawn party for Miss Manrid.
FRIDAY-Mrs. Sam Burns, bridge club.
sATURDAY-Dinner and dance at Field
club; dinner and dance at Country club.
Most OF the events for the coming week
will be given at the Country club, and, as
the calendar shows a large bridge party,
dance and bridge luncheon, together with
the many iuncheons and dinners which are
not announced until the last minute, that
popular place will be the scene Of much
gayety. Outside Of the AFFAIRS given at
the Country and Field clubs, there is
scarcely anything going on in society. The
coming week will probably be a gay one
at the Field club Also as the tennis tour
nament for the city championship will be
in progress ali week and will attract many
visitors and tennis enthusiasts. Another
visitor was added to the list of popular
young women yesterday when Miss Wallin
arrived, to be the guest Of Miss Julia Hig-
ginson. Miss Wallin has visited in Omaha
before and. has many friends, and as Miss
IIigginson is a general favorite, there will
undoubtedly be much entertaining for her.
while the cats away the mice will
play was cleverly demonstrated last week
when three lonely men whose wives are
away decided to entertain their friends at
dinner, in which no one was to have a
hand but themselves. After inviting their
guests, they put their three heads together
and carefully planned the dinner, which
was cooked entirely by two of the hosts
while the third arranged the artistic cen
terpiece and laid the table Those who were
present say they never sat down to a bet
ter dinner and declare that the chief cook
and his assistant, who are prominent mem
bers Of the Hanscom Park Dancing club
and Field club, missed their calling wber
they didn't become chefs while the third
would have no difficulty in obtaining q
position with catering establishment or
account of his artistic ability and taste.
At the Country club Nast evening there
were few large dinners, most of them be
ing informal parties Of four and less
many OF them being coui who din'
at the club often, in PREFER. TO a din
ner at home. The largest dinner wal
that given by General and Mrs. J. c
Gown. Their guests were Senator Nil
lard, Miss Willard Mrs. John Horbach
Mrs. Bourke, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Yates
Mr. and Mrs. @. e. Pritchett. Major an
Mrs. zalinski. Colonel and Mrs. Hon, Nj
and Mrs. John L. Kennedy and Mrs. Lu
Their Drake.
At one Of the tables was a merry party
composed of Misses Gwendoline White
Marion Hughes, Elizabeth Congdor
Messrs, willard Butler, Junius Brow
George Rediek and John Redick.
In honor of Mrs. Charles MARBLE c
Manila, who is the guest OF her mothe
Mrs. Balcombe, Miss Daisy Doane gave
delightful dinner. Covers were laid fc
Mrs. MARBLE, Miss Balcombe, Miss Bel
Dewey. Miss Doane. Messrs. Charles saur
ders, A ]. Love, Earl Gannett Capital
Doane and Mr.. ana Mrs. w. r. Martin.
Mr.. Harry e. o'NeilPs guests were Mil
Flora Webster, Mrs. Elizabeth Hlggir
Sullivan OF Chicago and Mr.. Joseph Ball
rige.
Miss Gertrude Moorehead entertaint
at dinner for her sister. Miss Ruth Moor