Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. ]. M. Metcalf Opens Her Hons
to the D. A. r,
WoMAN's CLUB DELEGATES THERE
One of the Largest October We'd
dings VIII he That of Harry A.
stone to Miss Vivian Wool
ley Thursday.

Mrs. Metcalf opened her spacious home
on South Tenth street Tuesday afternoon
at a delightful tea from 4 TO 8 o'clock for
the Daughters. of the American Revolution,
Mrs. Letton of Lincoln, state regent, and
the other visiting members of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution. who are
attending the State Federation of woman's
Clubs, were the guests of honor. The re-
ception hall of Mrs. Metcalf's home had an
attractive decoration of red roses and
palms. A dainty color scheme of green and
white was used in the dining room, the
centerpiece for the table being Of ferns and
white carnations. The members of the local
board included Mrs. A. X. Gault, Mrs. w.
D.. Williams, Mrs. C. H. Aull. Mrs. William
Archibald Smith, Mrs. Louis Doup, Miss
Anna Adams, Mrs. E. p. Peck, Mrs Charles
E. Johannes and Mrs. Ella Sloane, and Mrs.
Metcalfs guest, Mrs. Elizabeth BayIiss
Eddy of New York City, poured tea and
coffee and assisted through the rooms. The
library was decorated in roses and carna-
tons in harmonizing shades of pink. Dur
ing the afternoon over 100 guests called.
Wedding Announcement,
One of the largest October weddings will
be that of Miss Vivian woolley. daughter
of Mrs. M. e. woolley, to Mr.. Harry A.
Stone, general agent of a life insurance
company. The marriage will be solemnized
Thursday evening, October %, at 8 o'clock,
at st. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church by Rev. L. o. Baird. Miss Freeda
Woolley, sister of the bride, will be maid
Of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Florence Mason. Miss Irene Harmon, Miss
Anna Pollock and Miss Florence woolley
of Grand Island. Mr.. w. 8. Rothery will
| artra ne kagt n ana NIr IJaprvr n G4oot.
Mr.. Harry S. Byrne. Mr.. Samuel Rees, jr.,
and Mr.. ]. r. Palmer win be the ushers.
Following the ceremony a reception will be
given at the brides home, rs South
Twenty-eighth street.
Country Club Closes.
The house committee of the Omaha Coun.
try club with Mr.. Frank Colpetzer a,
chairman, has decided to close the clut
cafe for this season, although it has no
been definitely decided whether the clut
house will be kept open during the winter
or not. The Field club closed a few weeks
ago, and Happy Hollow will close satur
day evening, October 81, with a Halloween
party.
PrenuDtial Dinner.
Mrs. NJ. H. Conant gave a large
dinner party Tuesday evening at the new
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rooms for the members Of the Harwood
Conant wedding party and the out of tow
guests. A color scheme of yellow and whit,
was used, flowers of these shades form.
ing the centerpiece and appropriate hand
painted place cards made by Mr.. Home
Conant marked the places for Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. HARDWOOD and Mr.. and Mrs
Forest HARDWOOD OF Cedar Rapids, Mrs
c.. A. Fowler Of Des Moines, Mrs. N. A
Patterson Of Boone, Ia; Mrs Charles Keife
of Lincoln, Neb,i Mrs. Z. 7. Crawford o
Kansas City, Mo-; Miss Nell Haynes o
Springfield, Mo; Miss Ethel Conant. Mis-
Grace Conant. Mr.. Frank Harwood, MI
Ray Beselin, Mr.. George Later. Mr.. William
Robert Wood, Mr.. Arthur Rogers. Mr.. T
9. VanKuran, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Long
well, Mr.. and Mrs. William Giler, MI