Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
Ladies Day Occasions Many Luncheon
Parties at the Clubs.
SUPPER FOR CADET COMPANY D
Miss aud MT. willard Hos
ford Honor Guests at Dinner
Given at the Country
Club.

Mrs. A.. B. Mcconnell, Mrs. Fl. F.
Weller. Mrs. ]. II. schmidt, Mrs. H, C.
Mrs. A. e. Adams, Miss Matte M.
all Of Omaha, and Mrs. c. f. scarr
and Mrs. c. A. Melcher Of South Omaha.
The largest private luncheon party at the
Field club Tuesday was given by Mrs. q.
]. Ingwerson in honor OF her house guests,
Mrs. Sidney Brown and Mrs. Luther Brown
Of Chicago. A color scheme of yellow and
was used. Daisies made attractive
for the Twelve small tables and
gold monogram plate cards marked the
places for forty-eight guests. Luncheon
was followed by bridge.
Miss Giacomini and Miss Carrie Giacomini
entertained seven guests at the club Tues
day at luncheon.
At Happy Hollow.
Mrs. G.. c. Thompson was hostess at
Tuesday at Happy Hollow given
In compliment to Mrs. c. c. Wright and
Mrs II. d. Nicely, who leave this month to
spend the summer in Eurooe. The large
round table and two smaller tables we're
used, each having a decoration of daisies.
The guests included: Mrs. WriGht, Mrs.
Nicely, Mrs. A. b. Somers, Mrs, s. r.
Towne. Miss Alice Towne. Mrs. A. L. Pat
rick, Mrs. George Damon, Mrs. E. w. sun
Their, Mrs. c. c. Belden, Mrs. W. NJ. Alder
son. Mrs. c.. H. Ballet. Mrs. Carl Herring,
Mrs. Frank Holmes. Mrs. John Austin,
Mrs. Milo Van Horn. Miss Riale, Mrs.
Frank Boyd, Mrs. e. G. McGilton. Miss
Lynn Carpenter, Miss spooner. Mrs. II. NJ.
Mechanism, Miss Mechanism, Miss Mary
Lewis Wood and Miss McAllister.
supper for Company ID.
Captain Van Stone F~ullaway OF Company
D. Omaha High Shoot Cadets, entertained
the members of his company at a sup
per Tuesday evening at his home on Park
avenue, following the competitive drill at
the Auditorium. Streamers Of crimson and
white, the company colors. festooned from
the corners to the center of the ceiling and
supplemented by the school pennants and
American flags decorated the dining room.
Places were laid for about slxty-five and
several tables used. Besides the member
of the company several young women were
guests, including Miss Edith Hatch, spon-
sor of the company Miss Ethel Fullaway,
sister of the host; Miss Louise Grant. Miss
Celia McCaffery. Miss Belle Reed and Mss
Corine Scarf. Captain George Graham and
First Lieutenant Ralph Sweely.
ing Company d, last year, was guests of
honor.
Al the country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Magee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Cotton entertained at dinner Tues
day evening at the Country club, compli-
meptary to Miss Mary Lee McShan and
Mr.. willard Hosford. whose wedding will
take place June "a. The guests were seated
at one long table in the green dining room,
and covers were laid for twenty guests.
For Mrs. Unzicker.
Mrs. Edward p. Boyer and Miss Fannie
Rowland entertained at luncheon at the
Field club Tuesday for Mrs. w. l.. I'm
ticker. The table was attractive with pink
roses. and covers were laid for Mrs. I'm
ticker. Mrs. Charles NJ. O'Leary Of Los
Angeles. Miss Maud Marriott, Miss Nina
Crisis. Miss Daisy Rogers, Miss Blanche
Rosewater. Mrs. Ralph Moody, Mrs.
Selwyn Doughterty, Miss Rowland and Miss
Boyer.
Prospective P~Ieasurs.
Complimentary to Mrs. Sidney Brown and
Mrs. Luther Brown of Chicago, who are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Ingwer-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sussman will en-
terrain at dinner Wednesday evening and
Thursday. Mrs. H. O. Edwards will Civ
a luncheon at the Omaha club Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Richards, SE1 Burt
street, were at home informally Tues
day evening for their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Lesser of San Jose. Cal. Those as
sisting will be Mrs. ]. Kulakosky, Mrs. 1.
Kulakosky. Mrs. F. M. Jassa and Mrs.
H. b. Misel.
Mrs. L. Childs, who was to nave enter
tanned a few friends informally at her
home "Maxwellton" on the Fort Crook
boulevard Tuesday afternoon. postponed
her entertainment indefinitely owing to the
inclemency of the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze viii
entertain at dinner at the Country club
Wednesday evening for their guests, Mr.
and Mrs. o. 7. Eastman.
Mr.. o. c. Redick will give a small dinner
party at the Country club Wednesday
evening preceded the mid week hop.
For Miss Alice French. who will be one
OF the June brides, Miss Katherine Nc
Clanahan will entertain at dinner Wednes
day evening.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mrs. c. S. Lobingier came to omahi
Monday evening from Lincoln and lief
Tuesday for Hillsdale. Mich, where sh'
will spend a little time with her parent
before returning to the Philippines. !
short time ago her parents home wa
utSNIbg III ny u anu hNl ~ va
burned about the face and hands. Will
her injuries are not counted dangerous
they are sufficiently serious to occasion
Mrs. Lobongier's return there for a time,
Miss Eugene Whitmore returned Tuesda!
morning from a two weeks stay at tn
Blees military academy at Macon, Mo
where she has been attending a hous
party as the guest OF Colonel and Mrs.
Liebing.
Mrs. Alfred Redmon. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. James NJ. Stoney
5124 North T~wenty-third street, during tn
last two weeks, returned to her home 1
Neville, Ia, Monday.
Mr.. Jay r. Clark, son OF Rev. A. "
Clark. returned from Chicago universit
Tuesday, where he was attending schoo
Mr.. Clark not only made the universit
basket ball team. but has been electe
treasurer OF the university Young Men
Christian association and has been stud,
ing under a scholarship the last year.
Mrs. Robert r. Ringwalt, with othe
American visitors. was registered lai
week at the Empress hotel. Victoria. B. {
The Accident of Sex.
In this new Interpretation of life" sal
Julia Ward Howe, in an address befoI
five religious associations In Boston, ~
gifts and obligations. l must think the la