Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
C%ircuses Take Precedence, Causing
Some Postponements.
LIGHT ATTENDANCE AT CLUBS
Sunday Night Suppers, Usually POpu-
lar Gatherings, Are Only Family
Parties Now with Society
Scattered for Summer.

Many circus parties are Oelng planneu
for Monday and Tuesday, and several social
| affairs have been postponed, including the
children's dancing party at the Field cub,
for the children decided that a circus was
preferable any time to a dancing party, and
a number of parties are being planned by
the older ones for the evening. although
the lists are not yet completed.
Miss Louise Dining will give a circus
party Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Josephine O'Neill of Winona, III. Her
guests will include Miss O'Neill, Miss
Beatrice Coad, Miss Irene Coad, Miss
Gretchen Mcconnell and Mrs. Il. j. Din
ming.
At the Country Club.
So many club members are out of town
that the clubs which have been so well
patronized lately are beginning to have
quite a falling off of the larger affairs.
Most Of the suppers Sunday evening were
family parties. with Mr.. and Mrs. c. L..
Deuel. were Miss Eloise jerks, Miss
Blanche deuel., Mr.. Chester jerks, Mr..
Lake Deuel..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Hochstetler had at
their table Mr., and Mrs. t. j. Mahoney'
Miss Frances Hochstetler and Master My
ron Hochstetler.
other supper parties were given by Mr..
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laid for seven; Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Burns,
eight; Mr.. S. f. Miller, six; Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. T. Lemist, six; Captain Frederick Blu
chan, five; Mr.. John Redick, four; Mr.. I.
L. Davis. four; Mr.. c. b. Keller, four; Mr..
A. Remington, four; Mr.. w. II. Wheeler,
four, and Mr.. Lucien Stevens, two.
At the Field Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hynes entertained
the largest supper party Sunday evening
at the Field club complimentary to their
guests, Mrs. Hynes' parents, Mr., and Mrs.
A.. Pickens of Hastings, Neb. Covers were
laid for: Mr.. and Mrs. a. Pickens, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Updike, Miss Louise
Updike, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Smith and Mr.. and Mrs,
Hynes.
Reservations at the Field club Sunday
evening included: Mr.. S. B. Bort, seven;
Mr.. J. II. Conrad, four; MIR. Ed p. Smith,
four; Mr.. George Later, four; Mr.. r. l..
Huntley, four; Mr.. Fred Hamilton. seven;
Mr.. r. r. Rainey, four; Mr.. r. f. Rogers,
five; Mr.. Paul Burlelgh, five, and Mr.. S,
p. Loomis. three.
At Happy Hollow.
Most of the parties at Happy Hollow
Sunday evening We're also small. Among
those at the club were Mr.. A. I. Creigh,
Mrs. j. N. II. Patrick. Mr.. Robert Pat
rick, Mr.. H. T.. Milliken. Mr. +. II. Fonda,
jr., Judge and Mrs Howard Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Royce, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Haney, Mr.. g. a. Mann, Mr.. c. +.
Johannes, Mr. Frank Selby, Mr.. Reed
Peters, Mr.. Crosby Wyman.
One party included Miss Fleming and Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdonald. Parties of four each
were given by Mr.. 7. II. Matters. Mr..
Frank Hughes and Colonel S. s.. Curtis.
Prospective Pleasures.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bartlett will he at home in
formally Tuesday afternoon for her guest
Mrs. W. II. Alexander Of Salt Lake City,
formerly Of Omaha.
Class of 1897, Lincoln school, will hold a
picnic reunion at Riverview park Wednes-
day evening, July Is, meeting at the pa
vilion at 6 O'Clock. Members not receiving
direct notice are asked to communicate by
phone with the committee, Miss Florence
Jordan, Harvey 75s, and Miss Milicent
Stebbins, Harvey JJ3.
Come and Go Gossip.
Miss Gertrude Hartman and Mr.. Archer
Hartman Il New York City are guests at