Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-09
Notes on OMAHA SOCIETY
Field Club Resumes Wednesday Evening
Table d Hote Dinner Preceding Dance.
PRIVILEGE NOT LARGELY OBSERVED
Marriage of MIR. George Redlck ana
Miss Marion Hughes Quietly
sOIemnized at Home of
Brides Mother.

The Wednesday evening hop and table
dhote dinner at the Field club so popular
last year was resumed again this week.
The announcement was not made In time,
however, for general circulation and in con-
sequence but comparatively few reserva-
tions were made for the dinner. This mid
week gathering was almost as we'll at
tended last year as the Saturday night hop
and II Is safe to predict that It will be
more generally popular this season than 1t
was last. The dinner last evening in
cluded:
Judge and Mrs. George w. Shields, who
entertained In honor OF Mrs. o. Y. Kring
of Yankton. g. d. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Kring, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gross
and Judge and Mrs. Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Dale had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs, Lyle of Holdrege, Neb.,
and Mr., and Mrs. John Howard.
Small dinner parties we're also given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Breckenridge and
Mr.. John Hill
There was no entertaining at the Country
club, as the popular Wednesday luncheon,
or ladies' day. OF last year has not been
resumed this season, but will be in an
other week or two.
HuEhes-Redick.
quiet home wedding was soemnized at
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs w. II. S. Hughes that made her
daughter Miss Marion Hughes, the wife
OF Mr.. George Redick, Rev. Robert b. H.
Bell officiating The bride was unattended,
but Mr.. Elmer Redick, brother Of the
groom, acted as best man. Owing to the III
health OF Mrs. Hughes the wedding was
very quiet, the guests being limited to the
followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Redick left Wednesday afternoon for a
months trip through California. Early in
I June they will go TO Faribault. Mimi. for
the graduation of Mr.. Elmer Redick and
then go abroad for the summer, Mr.. Elmer
Redick TO accompany them.
BUFFET Luncheon.
Mrs. Harry V. Burnley gave second
bufret luncheon Wednesday afternoon, when
her decorations remained the same as on
the preceding day. The following women
assisted:
Mesdames c. W. Hamilton, John A. Nc
Shane, e. A. Cudahy, c. w. Martin, T. j.
Rogers, F. A. Nash, Richard Carrier, II.
T. Whitmore. Martha Heth, C. c. Allison
Donald Macrae of Council BLUFFS, o. P.
Wickham OF Council Bluffs. Oscar Keeline
gCfCouncil BUNS w. A Maurer of Council
BlufIs Misses Mary Alice Rogers. Phoebe
Smith, Nellie Burnley, Julia Higginson
Mary Lee McShane, Edna Keellne of Coun-
ell Bluffs, Wickham OF Council Bluffs
Agnes wickham Of Council Bluns.
birthday Celebration.
A very delightful party was given Mon
day by Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall in cele
bration of the eighth birthday OF their son
Master Charles Hall, A feature of this
afternoon was large birthday cake, OF
which we're placed eight candles Assist
ing in entertaining were Mrs. Cassidy anC
Mrs. Spencer. Those present were;
Misses Anna Meyer, Martha Meyer, Lu
Gle Meyer, Irene Schnellbacher. FerI
schnellbacher, Margaret johnson, Mar
guerite Butt May Johnson. Marion Han
sen. stacie Doh, Elizabeth Carey, Esthe
Rudd, Margaret Mayer, Mary Spencer
May Anderson, Hattie Farris. Eva Bor
cherding, Irene Carr. Lillian Newell. Alic
Hall. jamie Kennedy. Hattie Farris; Messrs