Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-28
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Country Club Has Usual Number Of
Sunday Night suppers.
DANCE AT ROD AND GUN CLUB
Mrs. Thomas Brown Entertains
Luncheon Party for Miss Zoe
Margaret Fries and Her out
of Town Guests.

ing at the Country club. their guests in
Guiding DR.. and Mrs. J. J. McMullen, Miss
Free. Captain and Mrs. Frederick Buchan.
Senator Buchan Of Kansas City and little
Miss Sarah Buchan.
Miss Margaret and Mr.. Tom Mcshane
had as their guests Miss Taggart OF
Chicago, Miss Smith OF Los Angeles. Mr..
Smith Of Des Molnes and Mr.. Junck Of
Sioux City.
Mrs. NJ. d. welch had a small supper
party at the club Sunday evening for her
guest. Mrs. Chatterson Of Louisville, Ky.
The party included Mrs. Chatterson, little
Miss Margaret Chatterson, Miss WEIGH and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. welch.
At the bachelors table were Mr.. Ross
Towle, Mr.. Blake, Mr.. Frank Haskell, Mr..
Wilson Low and Mr.. Frederick Montmor-
ency.
At the Lake.
One Of the delightful midsummer affairs
was the informal dancing party given SAT-
urday evening at the Rod and Gun club
by the members of the Eta M Alpha. sew
eral Of whom nave cottages, launches. ca
noes and sailboats at the lake. A number
Of the dances were substituted by boat
rides, the music being enjoyed on the
water. Special music was rendere by
Miss Ada Morris and Mr.. Alfred Morris.
Among those present were Miss Allison,
Miss Irene Tetard, Miss Ina Martin, Miss
Alice Bolton, Miss Mason, Miss Pearl Mil
Ter, Miss Maude E. Cooper, Miss Helen
Mason, Miss Ina Walleser, Miss herman,
Miss Carrie Bierman, Miss Elizabeth
Green, Miss Matte Green, Mrs. F. Parker.
Mr.. Walter Sorenson, Mfr. John Sorenson,
Mr.. Byron Hart, Mr.. J. v. Refregier, Mr..
Frank Lundstrom, Mr.. Roy Harberg. Mr..
Roy Bloom, Mr.. Edward Bedford, Mr..
Walter Loomis, Mr.. Ray Anderson, Mr..
Charles Anderson, Mr.. Alvin Bloom, Mr..
Oscar Drefold, Mr.. Henry Drefold. Mr..
Ray Smith. Mr.. Leslie Troup, Mr.. Fred
Parker, Mr.. Earl Marsh. Mr.. Floyd Camp
bell, MIR. William Craighill. Mr.. Harold
Sobotker and Mr.. Hugo Wesin.
A. the Field Club.
All of the Sunday night suppers at the
Field club were small, among those having
guests were ]. II. Conrad, four; Mr.. j. c.
Dahlran, six; Mr.. ]. A. Abbott, four: Mr..
DR.. A. d. Cloyd, four; Mr.. ]. NJ. Parish,
four; Mr.. Paul Burleigh, four: Mr.. Ray
Wagner, six; Mr.. Fred Hamilton, six, and
Mr.. James Allen, four. A large number of
golf players spent the day at the club, re-
naming for supper in the evening.
For Miss Fries.
Mrs. Thomas Brown entertained at
luncheon Monday complimentary to Miss
Zoe Marguerite Fries and her guests, Miss
Lulu Mitchell and Miss Pauline Ensign,
both of Lincoln. The table was attractive
with nasturtiums and sweet peas. These
present beside the honor guests were Miss
Lenora Moore. Miss Kathaleen Scarem,
Miss Myrtle Brown, Miss Katherine Gould,
Miss Marjory Smith. Miss Esther Smith,
Miss Dorothy Marie Brown, Miss Pomona
Madison, Miss Winifred Smith and Mrs.
Brown.
At the Country Club.
Smaller supper parties were given by
Mr.. T. L. Davis. who had coyers for five,
Mr.. Fred Thomas, four; Mr., Charles
Stewart Of Council Bluffs. six; Mr.. Stock
ton Heath. eight; Mr.. d. A.. Baum, six.
and dining together were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. McKeen and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Guiou.
OId-Time Club.
The members of the Old Time club were
delightful entertained at a weekend house
party by Mrs. H. Inghelder and Mrs. G.
Sears of Cedar Creek. Neb. The guests
were Mesdames James Glaubim, Joseph
Bigger, Truman. Lincoln; John LIddell,
Henry Baker, John Cleveland, Louis Race.
- l. 6ildCALNls aux Aduucll5 LOUIS
Leeder and ]. o. Redman, Salt Lake City.
Prospective Pleasures.
Among those giving luncheons Tuesday
at the Field club will be Miss Helen
sholes, who will have covers for twenty
six; Mrs. w. C. Dean, ten; Mrs. E. b.
Corrigan, eight; Mrs. H. L. Mccoy, six.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mrs. c. F. McGrew has as her guest
for the week. Mrs. S. w. whitcomb of
Des Moines. Ia.
Miss Smith of Los Angeles. Cal, spent
the weekend in Omaha with friends and
relatives, leaving Sunday evening for Chi
cago, where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Miss Alice Carey McGrew left Saturday
for Forte Steele, Wyo., and Denver, where
she will visit school mates from Mrs.
somers school, Washington, D. c., for
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reed have returned
from a trip a year and a half in Europe.
most Of their time being spent in Paris
and different cities in Italy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Warren and son, Mr.. Ben
Warren of Sl South Thirty-third street.
last week entertained Mr.. Jack Robinson
of Kansas City. Auto rides about the
city and visits to Lake Manawa comprised
special enjoyable features of the week
terminating with a dinner party Sunday
evening. Mr.. Robinson returned to Kan
sas City Sunday night.
Miss Ress Moorhead and Miss Ruth
Moorhead, who have been visiting friends
in the east, spending several weeks at
Martha's Vineyard. Mass, and Pine
Orchard, Conn, are expected home the
first week in August,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Boulter and small
son have returned from a three weeks
visit with Mr.. Boulter's relatives in Tren-
ton. Canada, and a short stay IN Chicago.
Mrs. H. F. Jennison is in Norfolk, Neb.
Miss Olive Eaton is visiting friends in
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Frank H. Myers and family are
spending a month in Lexington. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Boutwell, are
spending a month fishing at Lake Wash
ington, Ia.
Mrs. NJ. E. Honey has gone to Los An
geles, Cal. where she will spend the winter
with her son.
Mrs. Clyde L. Babcock and her son have
returned to Colorado Springs after a
months sojourn in Omaha.
Cards have been received from Mr.. c. H.
Ptckens announcing the safe arrival OF
himself and family in London. England.
Mr.. James Farney of Kansas City arrived