Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-08
NOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY
Miss Nell Donohue Entertains Lunch
con Party for Guests.
YOUNG FOLKS ENJOY CORN ROAST
sunday NiEht suppers Numerous at
All Clubs. but All Were Small
Summer Pilgrims Continue
Returning.

MONDAY DN MISS NEIL DNnutlut dA nCI hOlilt
complimentary to Miss Tress Robbins, who
leaves Thursday to return to school, and
for Miss stelI Creedon, who leaves wednes-
day for her home in Denver. An attractive
centerpiece Of scarlet saliva was used and
place cards in the form Of four-leRf clovers
TO assure the travellers good luck marked
the pieces Of the guests. The favors were
miniature dress suit cases filled with bon
bons. Those present were Miss Tress Rob
bins, Miss Stella Creedon. Miss Bernardette
Shelby, Miss Mercedes Caughlin, Miss Myra
whidden, Miss Nell Creedon. Miss Russell
McKelvey, Miss Clara Skessington OF
Edna, Mo-; Mrs. ]. f. Marsh. Mrs. w. ID,
Creedon. Mrs. NJ. e. DonOhue and Miss
Donohue.
The same parties were the guests of
Miss Tress Robbins at an Orpheum party
Monday afternoon.
Corn Roast.
Miss Nell Carpenter was hostess Monday
evening at a corn roast and frolic In
honor Of the members Of the Royle club
and some Of their friends. A large camp
fire was built on the lot adjoining Miss
Carpenters home on Lafayette avenue and
the evening will be spent roasting corn.
%frsnkfurters and m~arshmallows and telling
stories around the fire. About thirty-two
guests will be present.
At the Field Club.
Dr.. r. r. HOLSTER gave q bowling
party Monday evening at the Field club,
when his gussts included Miss Gladys
Hetherington of Washington, d. c.; Miss
Sara Bourke, Miss Pauline Bourke. Mr.. B.
w. Capon. Mr.. Harold Evarts and Mr..
Conrad Young.
Another bowling party was given Mon
day evening by Mr. w. #. Gurley.
All Of the supper parties at the Field club
were small Sunday evening, most of them
being family affairs. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
CARAT had covers for four; MIR. Lee Sprat-
len, two; Mr.. Fred Kern, two; Mr.. J. A.
Abbott, three; Mr.. F. A. Shotwell, one;
Mr.. e. E. Hastings. three; Mr.. r. L. Hunt
ley, two; Mr.. Dick Sieman, two; Mr.. Ed
ward Johnson, two; Mr.. James Allen, two;
Mr.. A. E. Rogers, three; Mr.. w. w. Inches,
one; Mr.. c. b. Brown, four; Mr.. Lester
Drishaus, four; Mr.. r. e. Welch, three;
Mr.. o. L. Dickson. two; Mr.. ]. w. Parish,
four; Mr.. w. II. Murray, three; Mr.. Z. E.
Brando, two; Mr.. II. ]. Penfold. three; Mr..
B. +. Griffith, two; Mr.. l.. NJ. Talmage,
two; Mr.. 8. P. Loomis, two; Mr.. w. G,
Preston, three; Mr.. George Hoobler, two;
Mr.. Charles Metz, five; Mr.. C. e. Hutch
inson, four; Mr.. Harry Koch, two; Mr..
Audenreid whittemore, one.
At the Country Club.
A number of small supper parties were
given Sunday evening at the Country club.
Mr.. p NJ. Fairfield entertained as his
guests Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. sprague, Miss
Daisy Doane, Miss Lynn Curtis and Mr..
w. e. Martin.
With NJ and Aro AVfhtr Raunfnofop
were Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Coles and Mrs.
Daniel Wheeler. 10 .1
Mr.. Stockton Heth entertained as his
guests at supper Mr.. andnMrs. w. 8. Pop
pleton and Mr.. E. l. Cudahy.
Other supper parties were given by Dc,
Lee Bridges. who had eight guests; Mr..
o. c. Redick, six; Mr.. H. c. Burnley, five
Mr.. c. e. Spens, two; Mr.. Samuel Burns.
jr.. two; Mrs. A. Stevens. two; Mr.. A. b.
Warren, two; Mr.. r. b. Towle, two; Mr..
e. #. Swobe, four; Mr.. B. w. Cotton, two;
Mr.. A. p. Guiou, two.
At Happy Hollow.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Coniey entertained
at luncheon Monday at Happy Hollow.
their guests including Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Conley, Miss Irene Conley, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Dillworth and Mrs. Horton.
Among those making reservations at
Happy Hollow Sunday evening were Mr..
John Bartlett. who had two guests; Mr..
Gaylord Martin, two; Mr.. Samuel Rees, j,,
two: Mr.. C. w. Russell, five; Mr.. A. T.
Creigh, two: Mr.. Thomas Creigh, six; Mr..
Joseph Polcar. two; Mr.. w. L. Selby, two;
Mr.. Charles w. Young. one.
CreIEhton-COnneII.
Largest among the fashionable weddings
anhadulad for the AarlV autnmn will he
that of Miss Hazel Connell. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Connell, and Mr.. Ed
ward Creighton. which will be solemnized
at st. Johns Collegiate church, September
80. The eremong is set for II o'clock and
will be followed by a large reception at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Connell on st,
Mary's avenue. II is to be a rainbow we'd
ding and the bridal party will include Miss
Marion Connell, sister of the bride, as
maid of honor, and Misses Clara Michel OF
Denver, Eleanor Pierce of Fall River
Mass; Wanda Estee of Montpelier, VT.
Ruth Moorhead, Jean Cudahy and Eller
Creighton as bridesmaids. Mr.. Edward
Cudahy will serve as best man, and MessIs
Lawrence Brinker, June Brown, Benjamin
Gallagher, Robert Burns, Frank Wilhelm
and Dr.. Karl Connell of New York
brother of the bride, as ushers.
Matinee Parties.
Two box parties were given at the Orph
cum Saturday afternoon The larger, giveI
by Miss Bernadette Shelby in honor of Mis-
Stella Creedon, included Mesdames vii
Creedon and Rooney Misses Nell Donahue
Nellie Creedon. Tress Robin, Margare
Flanagan. Myra Whiddon, Trede Jones
Josephine Daugherty and Mercedes Caugh
lin. Miss Bess Moorhead gave the othe
party and had as her guests Mrs. Jess
whitemore, Misses Faith Potter, Ellzabetl
Sweet, Sara Bourke, AEna Bourke and Mis-
Gladys HetheringtOn, the guest Of Mis-
Bourke, in who's honor the party wa
given.
Prospective Pleasures.
Miss Frances Martin will entertain a
dinner Wednesday evening at the Fiel
club.
The Comis club will meet Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. George Z. TOWNSEND
when the afternoon will be spent playin
cards.
The Lynn Social club, which gave a yer