Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-11
NOTES ON. OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. Frederick A. Nash Gives Lunch
con for Mrs. Robert Bell.
SUPPER FOR THE DEBUTANTEs
Many Affairs, Large and small, FER
NAL and Informal, Keep Society
Busy-Calendar Crowded for
Remainder of Week.

Complimentary to Mrs. Robert B. II.
Bell. who leaves next week to reside in Des
Moines, Mrs. Frederick A. Nash gave a
beautifully appointed luncheon Thursday
at her hons on South Thirty third street.
The table had an attractive centerpiece Of
red poinsetta and was lighted with red
shaded candles. Place cards with bold
monograms marked the places Of Mrs.
Bell. Mrs. Mosher Colpetzer, Mrs. Joseph
Barker. Mrs. c. c. Allison. Mrs. Frederick
Lake. Mrs. Samuel S. Caldwell. Mrs.
Joseph Cudahy. Mrs. Samuel Burns, jr.,
Mrs. Louis Nash, Miss Ethel Morse and
Mrs. Nash.
Debutantea' supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Clarke gave a bridge
supper Wednesday evening at their home.
the guests Of honor being Miss Brownie
Bess Baum, Miss Jean Cudahy and Miss
Miriam Patterson. The guests included the
debutantes this year and two years ago
when Mrs. Clarke was introduced. The
guests were seated at one large table in
the dining room, which had a ~centerpiece
Of red chrysanthemums lighted with red
shaded candles and at five small tables in
the living room, each having a ~centerpiece
OF pink roses. Prizes for the evening were
awarded to Miss O'Rourke, Miss Elizabeth
Congdon. MI. Frank Pollard and Mr..
Elmer Cope.
Card Party.
Miss May Kellner was hostess at a card
party Monday evening at her home. The
rooms were profusely decorated with holly
and a color scheme Of pink. white and
green was used in the different rooms. The
prizes were won by Miss Alkaline Bergman,
Miss Lena Rehfeld, Mr.. Jerome Heyn and
Mr.. Edward Heller. Those presen: were
Miss Theresa Dryfoos. Miss Zerlina Dry
foos. Miss Rosina Mandelberg. Miss Cora
Rothschild. Miss Alma Brandeis. Miss
Stella Brandeis. Miss Lena Rehfeld. Miss
Laura Goetz. Miss Myrtle Moses, Miss
Helen Furth. Miss Jessie GoetZ. Miss Elsie
Goetz, Miss Avelyn Bergman. Miss Flor
ence Hitler. Miss Minnie Hitler. Miss Julia
Meyer of Chicago. Miss Doris Levy Of
Lincoln. Miss Mile Newman and Miss
May Keller. Mr.. Harry Rosenfeld. Mr..
Edwin Heller. Mr.. Lester Heyn. Mr.. Jerome
Heyn, Mr.. Sidney Mandelberg. Mr.. Joseph
Rosenfeld. Mr.. Ralph Rothschild, Mr..
Arthur Rothschild. Mr.. Julius Newman,
Mr.. Frank Goetz, Mr.. Julius Rosenfeld.
Mr.. Harry Moses. Mr.. Louis Hitler, Mr..
Louis Sommer, Mr.. Helm OF Chicago.
Corn show Luncheon.
Mrs. A. L. Meyer was hostess at a
luncheon party Thursday at the new Han
son cafe. All OF the appointments aud
decorations were suggestive Of the corn
show and luncheon was served in the
Pompeian room. Large shaggy yellow
chrysanthemums formed an attractive CEN
terpiece for the table and water color place
cards, with designs Of corn marked the
places OF thirty-five guests. Mrs. Frank
Smith of the City OF Mexico was an out.
of-town guest present.
For Mrs. LObfnEer.
Mrs. C. c. Belden entertained at luncheon
Thursday at her home in honor of Mrs.
c. 9. Lobingier, who is spending the week
as her guest. Those present were Mrs
L~oblngier. Mrs, Frank w. Carpenter. Mrs,
A.. T. Hunt Mrs. F. D.. Wilson, Miss Lulu
Hunt and Mrs. Beiden.
Mrs. Belden will entertain informally
Friday at an afternoon tea, when the
guests will be restricted to old friends Of
Mrs. Lobingier.
Afternoon Tea.
Mrs. z. NJ. Fairfield entertained in.
formally at tea Tuesday afternoon for Mrs
Grace Guiou. who leaves next week fol-
the east. Only intimate friends Of Mrs
Guiou were present. Including Mesdames
Guious c. w. Hull. Wilson Low. F. A. Bro
gan, E. W. Martin. Miss Daisy Doane ant
Miss Lynn Curtis.
Mrs. Wilson X. Low entertained In.
formally Thursday at an afternoon tea fol
Mrs. Grace Guious who leaves next Tues
day. The guests were restricted to tn,
old friends Of Mrs. Guiou.
Informal Affairs.
Mrs. J. J. Dickey entertained informall!
az carda Tnaedaxy asfarnAop for NJ. De-
Of Victor. Colo. who is the guest Of he
, sister. Mrs. Walter Page.
= Miss Blanche Rosewater entertained In
formally at bridge Thursday afternoon a
her apartments at the New Hamilton
l Three tables were placed for the game.
House warming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross, jr, who hav
/, recently built a new home in Dundee. wer
pleasantly surprised by their friend
Wednesday evening and given a hous
warming. MI. and Mrs. Ross were guest
, at = dinner party given by one of thei
friends ard returning homo early in tn
evening. found the rooms attraetively decl
rated with smiIlax and cut flowers and
4 light luncheon prepared. The party In
eladed Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Robins, Mr.. an
d Mrs. H. ]. Robins. Mr.. and Mira. Grave
and Mr.. and Mrs. Asisner. all OF Shsldoi
Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Workman. M
and Mrs. Robert Trimble, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Trimble. Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Rusl
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L Combs. Mr.. and Mr.
Joe Ravens. Miss Porter. DR., and Mrs. !
Z S. Pinto. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rees. Nj,
5 Rees, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Hamilton. VI
l Hamilton, Miss Keller. Mr.. and Mr.
" George Mickle. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Yeise