Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Harvest Home Dinner at Country Club
Will Be Novel Event.
CLUBS DRAW MID-wEEK CROWD
Prospects Of Large Attendance at
Field CIub Fridny Evening
Entertaining for Young PeO-
pie DEPARTING for school.

Reservations arc already being mace TOT
the Harvest Home dinner at the Country
club. which will be held Saturday evening,
September 10. One Of the largest will be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Connell, COM
plimentary to Miss Wanda Estee Of Mont
pelier. va; Miss Eleanor Pierce Of FAN
bRiver Mass, and Miss Clara Mitchell OF
Denver, who will arrive Steptember Is to
be the guests Of Miss Hazel Connell Covers
will be laid for about forty young people.
Two Of the smaller parties will be siven
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnley. who will
have ten guests, and Mr.. o.. c. Redick will
have ten guests.
The dinner is TO he in old-fashioned and
country style. and the tables will be
ludened with good things to eat, everything
being served at one time.
Not only will the dinner be country style,
but the guests are 10 dress In country cos
tune. Some will be attired as Reubens
and others will seek ~original costumes.
The orchestra will play old-fashioned music
and some country dances will be intro
duced.
At the Field Club.
One of the largest dinner parties at the
Field club Wednesday evening, preceding
the mid-week dance, was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Goss. Their guest list In
Guided Judge and Mrs. w, II. Munger. Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Austin, Mr.. ard Mrs. 5. r.. Rush, Mr..
and Mrs. F, ID. wead, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
A. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Belden, DR..
and Mrs. A. IT, Nipple, Mr., and Mrs. J.. w.
Towle, Mr.. and Mrs. George Platner, Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. breckenridge, Mr.. ard
Mrs. J. o. Phillippi and DR.. and Mrs. F. L.
Tsoveland.
Mrs. II. II. Brandeis was hostess at one
Of the luncheon parties ut the Field club
Thursday, covers being laid for Mrs. M.
Levy, Mrs. Daniel Korn, Mrs. H.. Rosen-
stock, Mrs. Kramer. Mrs. Harry Calisch,
Mrs. Arthur Brandeis and Mrs. II. H.
Brandeis.
Miss Helen sholes entertained seven
guests in honor OF her guest Miss Edna
Baker OF Lincoln.
Mrs. f. e. Hastings entertained compli-
mentary to her guest, Miss Louise Eshle-
man of Philadelphia. Pa. The table had
an attractive decoration Of cosmos and
covers were laid for eleven.
Mrs. Charles Goss entertained six guests
at luncheon Thursday.
The members of a neighborhood card
club, which has been meeting for about ten
years, dined together Wednesday evening
at the club with their husbands as guests,
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Marriott, Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
I. c. Van Buren,, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Gyger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Buchanan,
Mr.. ard Mrs. L.. d. Carrier and DR.. and
Mrs. W. II. %sherraden
Miss Frances Martin entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Solwyn Doherty. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. selwyn Doherty; Misses
Ruth Moorhead, Olive Baker, Martha Dale,
Helen Ribble. Bess Moorhead. Lorraine
Comstock, Mabel Benson and Frances Mar.
tin; Messrs, Frank Pollard. Harry Kelly,
Ralph West, Fred Thomas, Harold Evarts,
Doane Powell. Royal Comstock and Gay
lord Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Kranz had as their
dinner guests Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Quinn, Council Bluffs: Misses Orpha
Quinn. Council Bluffs; Hart and Arnold
Messrs. Erwin Kranz and Leslie Kranz.
The largest affair Friday at the Field club
will be the informal dinner given by about
seventy-five business men IN honor OF Mr.,
4. H.. Hartman, president of the Union
Pacific railroad.
At Happy Hollow.
Most of the luncheon parties at HAPPY
AAOAApN 1HhAShog WNAN SINAI MIhs w. II
Gates entertained four guests; Mrs. Euciic
Martin, four; Mrs. H. D. Reed, two, ant
4 Miss Hayden, two.
A club Of High school boys will give g
dancing party Friday evening at Happy
r Hollow. About forty guests will be present
New Club Formed.
A new card and social club was formed
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
N. Goettsche, 1716 Van Camp avenue, Mrs
w. b. Etchison being chosen president. II
. was decided to call the organization the
!. "Clematis club" and the members will
meet every two weeks, the afternoon to b,
t devoted to finch. high five or guessing
games. as the hostess chooses. Those pres
c ent Wednesday were Mrs. Etchison, Mrs
J. Kelly. Mrs. J. Lycholm. Mrs. E. e
, Stickler. Mrs, H.. Behrman, Mrs. d.. F
Maxfield, Mrs. J. +. Quinby. Miss May
Lakewood of Papillion and Miss Josephine
n Goettsche.
: Birthday Party.
Mrs. II. D.. Browne. 1910 Underwood ave
nue., entertained a children's party Tues
day afternoon In celebration of the eleventh
] birthday of her little daughter. Clsriss,
Browne. The house was prettily trimmed
with sunflowers and ferns. Games wer,
played on the lawn and several prizes wer,
awarded. Assisting the hostess we're Mrs
O.. T. Alvison and Mrs. ]. II. Wallace. TIL,
e young guests included little Misses Agnei
y Undeland, Helen Paterson, Dorothy Bal
. bach, Angelina Rush, Rachel Metcalf, Dor
othy Darlow, Louise Bessire, Ruth Carl
. son, Sara smeaton. Hadassah McGiffen
e Eileen Roger, Marion Leavitt, Doroth,
Wallace. Marion True of Council Bluffs
Masters Paul Durkee. George Metcalf, Clar
h ence Darlow, Eddie Undeland, Carl Bal
bach, James Durkee, Russell FunkhauseT
J. Porter Durkee and Ward Browne
8 For Miss M~eCanrey.
Miss Anna o'Connor entertained at card
Tuesday afternoon at her home in honor o
Miss Evelyn McCaffrey. who will leav
e soon for Trinity college, Washington
Prizes for the game of high five were wo
a by Miss Mary Welch, Miss Lucille Downe
and the consolation prize was awarded t
Miss Bess Nields. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Mary Byron of Burlington