Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
Social Calendar.

Omaha club for Mrs. Conyne; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hochstetler theater party for MT.
TUEsDAY-AIlss Fannie Rowland. cards
for Miss Fleming; Mr.. Julius Meyer,
Mrs. A. r. English, luncheon for Mrs.
Conyne; Mrs. Edward johnson, Kensing-
ton Woman's club.
Mrs. T. B. Hacker, bridge Mrs. F. FL
Cole. luncheon for Mrs. Conyne.
THuRsDAY.-G T. club meets meet. with mrs y,o 70;
Crook: Charmonte club meets with Miss
Frederick; O'Leary- Fleming wedding;
bers; Mrs. F. H. Cole, cards for Mrs.
Conyne.
FRfDAY-Neediework guild. tea at Rountze
Memorial church, Hanscom Park Dancing
club party at Chambers; General and
Mrs. J. 9. Gown, dinner; Miss Ella Mae
Brown, Bridge club; tendance at Fort
sATURDAY-Mr and Mrs ]. w. Robbins,
Harmony club; Winfield club dance at
Chambers.
Two large receptions to introduce two
charming buds, together with numerous
luncheons and few dances, occupied so
ciety's attention during the past week and
made the seven days busy, indeed. Taking
precedence over everything else was the re-
ception of Mrs. F. H. Davis Thursday
afternoon 20 introduce her daughter, Miss
Helen Davis, and the reception Tuesday
given by Mrs. w. r. Clarke and Miss
Clarke to present Miss Mona Kloke. Both
we're notable affairs and were largely at
tented, and the dinners following for the
young people were delightful also. Mrs.
Colpetzer and Mrs. wilkins buffet luncheon
Thursday the luncheon of Mrs. w. o.
Henry and the B. A. r. reception given
by Mrs. Edison Rich also drew out the
fashionables. The Metropolitan clubs
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elaborate affair and served to introduce
six attractive young women into Jewish
social circles The luncheon and dancing
clubs also furnished entertainment for
many.
The debutantes will not occupy the chief
place in the social gayeties this week or
next week, either, in all probability, as
none Of the young women who are yet to
come out have announced the dates OF
their debut. Another bud has been added
to the list-Miss Katherine McClannahan,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. McClannahan,
who will be presented early in December
at a tea given by her mother. Among
the events of this week is the dinner to
be given by General and Mrs. Gown, the
bridge party OF Mrs. McMulln and Mrs,
Hacker and several AFFAIRS in honor Of
Mrs Coyne, the guest OF Mrs. F. H. Cole,
IL Butler. Thursday and Friday the
fashionables will journey to Fort Crook.
Mrs. Pratt, wife Of Colonel Pratt OF that
post. having issued invitations for a tea
Thursday, while Friday afternoon the
women Of the Thirtieth infantry win give
a Tendance in the hop room from until
5 clock. This promises to be a very en-
joyabie affair and will attract most Of the
members OF the younger set.
That Cupid was not idle during the sum-
mer months and aimed his arrows straight
is evident by the number of engagements
which has already been announced this
season, and there are several others which
are the subject OF much gossip over the
card tables and teacups that will be made
public before many moons. One which was
told to a few intimate friends early this
week Is that Of a tiny demure little maid
a college graduate, who has been out 9
couple OF seasons or so, and a tall young
man, a recent conner to Omaha, who Is
well known among the younger set An
other engagement of particular interest to
South siders Is that OF one OF the most
popular young women in that part OF town
and a well-knowu golfer, who, when he
was not chasing the gutta peroha over the
links. was laying siege to this young
woman's heart Omaha has had many
charming visiting girls and at times they
have claimed attention from the local gal
lants that has occasioned speculation Blu
these impressions have evidently not beer
lasting, for these same young men wher
Il comes to the final choice almost IN
variably marry Omaha girls. Indications
however, point to one exception TO thu
rule, and many people would not be sur
prlsed 20 see a charming young widow
from a neighboring state come to Omaha
70 reside at q not Tar distant date. TIT
young man In the case, who by the wa!
Is an automobile enthusiast not long ag,
oceasioned much gossip by his attention
to a beautiful young widow OF this cit!
and also 10 one OF the fairest young girl
OF the Field club set
The pleasant autumn days have beel
ideal for golf. and the links are far iron
being deserted, though the clubs closed 70
the season some time ago Every day en-
thusIasts who want to play as long a
possible are seen on the greens Of IN
Country club. while on several occasion
OK late the links OF the Field club wer
almost as crowded as In midsummer eve
$50 being out recently on warm saturda,
Those who enjoy the game dislike to pu
away their clubs until the cold and snow
weather compels Il and would play RICH
through the winter il the weather per
mitted,
Appearances are sometimes decelvins
and Il may or may not mean anything. bu
those who have been attending the cool
ing lectures now being given every after
noon by ar expert demonstrators have Oh
served several young women belonging
the fashionable set and also several
the members OF the younger set industr
ously taking notes and afterwards aslSin
questions regarding details, which the
would not think of doing n the inform,
tlon obtoined was not to be used yer
soon,
ore Of the events OF the week viii I
the tea which Is 20 be- given az the Kounti
Memorial church Friday afternoon by a