Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

day bridge cub; Mrs l. Vedt, t'lorOda
SI9o' Mrt' Harold keynolds oinner Tor
TUESDAY-Chld Saving Institute, annual
TecsptCr Beta society, box party at Buc-
wEDNEsDAY-Mr D. W. Dickinson. X.
n. h. club; 9. X. Weller, Kount1e Place
eus nt 6s suP M 5erse a. L Rg5s
Insututs hall
THUksDAI-Mrs. F. E. Young. West Far
mau. 4. o. I. Bowling club. Young
WoElens Harmony club. dance at Cham
bers; Mrs. Norman Rothholz and Mrs. X.
hopsld, card party for Mrs. Sam Schlank
Of B!aei well, Okl
sATuRnAY-Mlss Coda Murphy. after
Spring in all its glory is here at last
and every one seems bent on spending just
- much time in the country as possible.
Life at the clubs seems to have bossomed
out Ike the trees and delightful in
formality 10 in the very atmosphere, 1t
Is a most allurlng time with the fields Of
wild flowers that one finds just outside
the city limits and is suggestive Of fresh
ness, warmth and a wholesome neyness.
So II is that society welcomes the jolly
hand that slaps the winter Formally in
chaos and gives spring its inning The
past week socially has been far from dull.
The most memorable events were the we'd
ding Of Miss Marion Hughes and Mr..
George Redick. the buffet luncheon given
BY Mrs. Harry Burnley on Tuesday end
Wednesday and the debutante luncheon
given by Mrs. Harry p. whitmore for Miss
Frances Vessels The arrival Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenness and Miss Jenness Of De-
troit, Mich to be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. e. Yost brought forth dinners,
iuneheons and theater invitations which
MIL h..
OF Mrs. Jacobs Friday to be the guest OF
Colonel and Mrs. s. 8 Curtis for week
will greatly aid in keeping things lively,
and then, the clubs with all Of their at
fractions make a dull time impossible.
The Country club was not crowded Sat
urday evening either at the dinner or the
dance that followed. In honor of Captain
and Mrs. Leonard wildman, Mr. A. B.
Warren entertained the following at din
ner: Captain and Mrs wfdman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stuart OF Council BLUFFS. Miss
Daisy Doane, Miss Belle Dewey and Cap
tain Doane.
With Mr.. and Mrs. William Sears Pop
pieton were Miss Flora Webster, Miss
Ella Mae Brown, Mr.. Stockton Heth and
Mr.. Earl Gannett.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kennedy enter
tanned In honor of their guest, Mr.. Logan
or New Zealand Covers were laid for
MT Logan, MIR. and Mrs. George Pritchett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Learned Mr. and
Mrs John l.. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Gown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy.
Miss Louise Peck had as her guests
Miss Elsie Funkhouser Miss Bess Cong
don, Miss Bishop, Mr.. Paul Gallagher. Mr..
Frank Pollard and Mr. Robert Dining.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Porter Peck. Mr.. and Mrs.
John French, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Caldwell and Mr. and
Mrs Barkslow
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Barlow had Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Dewel, Mr.. and Mrs
John Wilbur and Mr.. and Mrs A. J..
Love.
Smaller dinners were given by Mr.. Harry
Turkey, Mr.. A. Mcclure Mr.. and Mira
A. p. Guiou and Mr. Hosford.
The dance at the Field club was lsreelv
ATTENDED Saturday evening, but the din
ner that preceded Il was but scantily at
tended. With Mr.. and Mrs b. T. White
were Mr., J. B. shean, and Mr. Roberts of
81 Paul, MINI, and Miss Gwendollne
White.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Kessler had Mrs.
N. J. Kessler.
Mr., and Mrs. Vance Lane had family
party.
Mr. C. w. Partrige had four guests. ana
NJ WIN Chambers, four guests