Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10
Social Calendar.
MONDAY


NoNDAY-Mr. and Mrs. John Urion,
Wghum club.
rUEsDAY-M L. Heller will be at home
I 70 friends to meet Mrs ]. II. Newman Of
wEDNEsDAY-Mrs Andrew Traynor, G.
I c. Luncheon club; Mrs. w. NJ. McElhin-
ney, X X. X club Mrs. Reid TaImage
Informal tea for Mrs. George Willard
Brown of Portland, ore; Mrs. L. o.
Peterson and Mrs. p. NJ. Cohklin, card
rHURsDAY-Mrs. w. 7. Robinson, bridge
/ for her sister, Mrs. Brevoort OF Detroit,
and Mrs George Willard Brown. guest
Cotnis club; Miss May Wear and Mr.. John
Wear, Jewel Card club; Miss Alice Aud
luncheon for Miss Maude Dilworth Miss
Amelia Newman, A. o. T. Bowling club;
Mrs. II. II. Rhodes, euchre party: Mrs
Hanknson, entertains N. N. club; Mrs.
L. o. Peterson and Mrs. p. NJ. Conklin,
card party.
FRIDAY-Judge and Mrs Redick, Dinner
Bridge club; Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Dill
worth will entertain the Conley-Dilworth
ETdfdi1g party at so, dinner Sd,o, oou,v -,
I Chambers. DilWorth-CO ney wedding: Mrs.
/ g. l.. Thomas and Miss Thomas, reception
I from to 5; Major and Mrs. Slaughter,
/ Kountze Place Whist club
The advent of March with its buster
ing winds ushers in the Mid-Lent season.
and with II one may expect less enter
Gaining and pronounced quietude to pre-
vail. This general Punishment of gayety
Is accepted, as the fashionables are busy
with seamstresses and the planning Of
new spring frocks. While a large number
have trosseaus to superintend and re-
ports, from one who knows tells that
many costly and exquisite creations are
being modelled. For the past week
5ociety's attention has conferred in the
two charming visitors, Mrs. John T. Wag-
sarman of Washington, who has been
visiting Judge and Mrs. Doane, and Mrs.
George Willard Brown of Portland, Ore.
guest OF Miss Jeanne Wakefield. Both
have been the honor guests at many at
Fairs, some of them pretentious, while
others were Of a more informal nature.
Mrs. Waggarman left Saturday for her
home, leaving a large circle of admirins
Friends who regret her departure. Mrs
Brown expects to remain some time
longer. and being stranger in Omaha
on her arrival. the friends of Miss Wake
aeld will be glad Of this opportunity to
become better acquainted with her. The
next two weeks will see the return OF
several OF the younger set and a few OF
the married crowd whose absence has beer
SOH5plCuouSs MISS julia I1lBBlHSOu, WIN
has been visiting both in the south and
east, will be home about the twentieth
Miss Gertrude and Miss Ruth Moorehead
the early part of this week, and also Miss
Ella May Brown, and Miss Flora Webster
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Wilhelm are expected
home from California in few days.
Plans are maturing that promise &c
make the concert of the Glee club Of the
university of Nebraska, to be given IN
Omaha Thursday evening, March 81, oul
Of the big events of the season. The
Organization comes under the auspices OF
the Pan Hellenic club. and the dance tC
be given at Chambers following the con,
cert, by the club, promises to be largely
attended-even II II is Lent. Eight men,.
bers OF the Glee club are Omaha men
They are Messrs. Ernest Johnson, presi.
dent OF the club, Louis Meyer, Robinson
g. SwitZler, ]. Addison Mould, hurry c
French, George Wallace, e. Anderson and
r.. II. Sampson. The list of patronessss
not yet complete, includes some of the
most prominent women in society which
ENSURES the success OF the affair. Arrange
ments are in charge OF a committee In,
cluding Messrs. j. w. Battin, Harry p
Turkey, Philip Reed, T. w. Switzler, II
p. Leavitt and oliver S. Erwin.