Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-25
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. Philip Potter and Miss Potter
Entertain Morning Coffee Party.
PORCH TEA FOR FLOWER MISSION
Marriage of Miss Alice French and
Mr.. oliver Carpenter Solemn
sEed ut Trinity Cathedral
Tuesday Evening.

4 delightful innovation in summer enter
tanning was the 10 o'clock coffee given by
Mrs. philip Potter and Miss Potter Wednes-
day morning at their home at Thirty-third
and Dodge streets in honor Of their guests,
Miss Shattuck. Miss Moore, Miss Ferris
and Miss Plat. Miss potter and her guests,
who we're school friends at Smith college,
returned Tuesday from the wedding Of an
other college friend in Minneapolis and
they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter and Miss Potter for about ten days.
The coffee Wednesday morning was the
first Of several affairs planned for the Wis
itors. Most Of the assisting party were
college girls and many had attended Smith.
The hostess was further assisted by Mrs,
Henry Picrpont Mrs. Charles George, Mrs.
Edgar Scott, Mrs. Henry Doorley, Mrs.
Walter Preston, Mrs, George Mcintyre,
Miss Ethel Turkey, Miss Dodge, Miss Marie
Crouuse ana Miss Ringwalt. About sew
enty-five guests were received during the
morning.
Mrs. Ralph Elliot will leave the first OF
the week for an extended eastern trip, ex-
pecting to spend some time at Lake Chau-
tauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hoagland left
wednesday evening for Madison lake. Min
nssota.
Mrs. Charles Offutt and children have
gone 10 Pryor Lake, MINI. for the summer,
Mrs. w. p. Hartford, Miss Hartford and
Miss Mary Hartford left Tuesday for Bay
field, Wis. to spend the summer. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Updlke and family
have gone to Dorset, MINI.
Porch Tea.
Miss Ethel Turkey was hostess Of an in
formal porch tea Tuesday afternoon, her
guests being the members Of the Emma
Hoagland Memorial Flower mission. and
some of the young women who have
recently come into the work. For many
years the flower mission has distributed
flowers among the hospitals of the city
every Thursday morning and It has ever
been a popular charity with the young
women. The guests present were: Mrs.
. George A. Hoagland, Mrs. Lydia Morrison,
Miss Louise Mcpherson, Miss Marie Nc
Shane. Miss Elizabeth Mcconnell, Miss
Hcrtense Clark, Miss Lorraine Comstock,
Miss Amy Gilmore, Miss Mildred Rogers,
Miss Edith Thomas, Mrs. Louis Clarke,
Mrs. ] A. c.. Kennedy, Miss Bethge, Miss
Gertrude Branch. Miss Carmelita Chase.
Miss Rose Coffman, Miss Dow, Miss
Evans, Miss Margaret Guthrie, Miss
Howard, Miss Alice Kennard, Miss Nc
Bride. Miss Florence Power, Miss Kate
Moores and Miss Adele Moores.
Field Club
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Munro entertained
the largest luncheon party Of the day at
the Field club Wednesday, in honor of Mr.,
and Mrs. O.. T. Eastman of Evanston. IL.
who were guests of MI. and Mrs. Charles
T. Kountze. The party was seated, at one
long table and covers were laid for eigh-
teen. The presence Of the men was an un-
usual feature.
Mrs. John Steel entertained a luncheon
party of ten, IN compliment to hcI
daughter, Mrs. Charles A, Loveland OF
Lincoln, who is her guest. The table had
an effective decoration Of crimson rambler
roses and the party included: Mrs, Love
land, Mrs. Winship Of Chicago. Mrs. Frank
Field Of Oklahoma, Mrs. Joseph Redfield
Mrs. Head, Mrs. Joseph Polcar, Miss Dora
Heimrod, Miss Bertha Shacltleford, Miss
Poisant and the hostess.
At the Field Club.
The mid-week dinner and hop At thC
Field club continues one OF the most pop
ular diversions Of the summer. Among
those entertaining Wednesday evening were
Mr.. Arthur Stores, whose dinner guests in.
clude: Miss Dorothy Morgan, Miss Eunict
Howell, Miss Shirley Castetter of Blair
Miss Marie Hollinger, Mr.. Harry Koch
Mr.. Harry Pollard end Mr.. Frank Hoel.
DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Burrells will enter,
tain at dinner in compliment TO Mrs.
Luther Brown and Mrs. Sidney Brown OF