Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY.
Yates-Free Wedding Party Enter
tanned at Thester and Supper.
GAY ROUND FOR VISITING GIRLS
Bridge, Luncheon and Dinner Parties
Being Given In Their
Happy Hollow stiIl Gay
with Parties.

Mr.. Harry we'll Of Cincinnati. o., was
host at a box party at Boyd's theater
Monday evening In honor of Miss Mamie
Free and Mr.. ]. T. Yates, whose wedding
takes place next Monday. The party OF
twelve occupied two boxes, and after the
theater a supper was given at the Vine
yard OF the Rome hotel, where one OF
the rooms had been decorated for the oc-
casiou.. Palms and ferns were used in
profusion around the room and over the
table was suspended a wedding bell of
ferns. from which stretched ropes OF
smilax and carnations to each place. In
the center Of the table was a huge bouquet
of American Beauties. Postal cards APP
propriate to the occasion were at each
place. Mr.. Wells guests included Miss
Mamie Free, Miss Maize Yates. Miss Trina
Fuller. Miss Blanche Comstock, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H.. williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. wickersham, Mr.. J.. r. Yates, Mr..
Royal Comstock and Mr.. Frank Haskell.
Bridge Party.
Miss Edith Patrick was hostess at a
bridge party Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of her guest, Miss Josephine Roche of
Denver, Colo. The rooms had a pretty
decoration Of red roses and the guests in
cluded Miss Roche, Miss Mary Lewis
Wood, Miss Msble MARI, Miss Hilda Ham
mer, Miss Elizabeth Congdon, Miss Bess
Moorhead, Miss Ruth Moorehad. Miss Ida
Smith. Miss Lorraine Comstock. Miss Mary
Alice Rogers, Miss Francs Gilbert, Miss
Mary Morgan, Miss Marion Haller, Miss
Ratheryne McClanahan. Miss Katherine
Powell, Miss Helen Ribbell. Miss Helen
Davis, Mrs. Earl K~iplinger, Mrs. Robert
F. Smith. Mrs. Louis Clark and Mrs.
Richard Organ.
For Miss Manrid
Miss Inez Manrid of Chicago, who is
visiting Miss Fannie Rowland, has been
honor guest at a number Of social affairs,
both formal and informal. Tuesday even
ing Miss Rowland will give a card party
at her home on South T~hirty-second street
for her guest, when twenty-four guests
will be present. The house will be decor
ated with autumn flowers and four tables
will be placed for-the game of six-handed
high five. "'f7
Thursday morning Miss Eloise Wood will
entertain for Miss Manrid and for Miss
Ethel Conant, who will be one of the brides
of the month. a Thursday afternoon Miss
Maud Marriott will be hostess at IN after
noon party complimentary to Miss Man
rid. Friday Mrs. Edward p. Boyer will
entertain the Charmante club at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Il. II. Rowland, and
Miss Manrid will be the guest of the club.
For Miss POlIeys.
Complimentary to Miss Peggy Polleys of
St. Paul, MINI, guest of Miss Amy Gill
more, Mrs. T. w. Robinson gave a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon Tuesday at her
home in Dundee. The table had a pretty
trimming OF autumR-flowers and covers
were laid for fourteen.
Dinner Parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Kirkendall enter
tanned at dinner. Tuesday. evening at their
! home for Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Anderson
Of Beatrice, Nehs guest OF Mr.. and Mrs,
A. L. Reed. CoxerS were laid for Mr.,
and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. elena wharton and Mr.. and
Mrs. KirkendalI. Following dinner they
attended. the Regeneration of; Aunt Mary"
at the Boyd theater.
Mr.. ]. Simonson Of Chicago was host at
one of the dinner parties at the new Han
son cafe Monday evening, when those pres
ent were MT. Charles Courtney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. Emil Brandeis and Mr..
Simonson.
At Happy Hollow.
There were two large dinner parties at
Happy Hollow Tuesday evening preceding
4 Iil6 mlQWeek mop MT. ana ETS. II. D. LIN
ming gave the larger one, covers being
laid for twenty-five guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. A. Sunderland had thirteen guests
complimentary to the Misses Inkett of
Ottumwa, Ia
Other dinner parties Tuesday evening
were given by John C. Drexel. who had
covers for eight guests; Mrs. Van Gieson
three; Mr.. It. e Stevens, five, and Mr.
Turner Haines two.
Several small luncheon parties we're given
Tuesday at Happy Hollow. Mrs. G. c
Thompson had five guests; Mrs. f. e
Bruce, eight; Mrs. NJ. D.. Cameron, three
and Mrs. F. w. Carmichael, three.
Mrs. J. II. Wright. jr., will give a lunch,
con Of twenty covers Friday at Happy
Hollow club.
Informal Affairs.
Mrs, George Lake gave a children's party
Tuesday afternoon in celebration of tn,
fourth birthday of her little grandson, Mas
ter Lawrence Lake, The afternoon wa!
spent with games for the little ones, tel
children being present. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Feed and thei
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Anderson o
Beatrice, Neb., were the guests OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. A. G.. Beeson at the orpheum Monda,
evening.
At the Rod and Gun Club.
Camp Chuekles, which is a club o
young women. gave an afternoon and even
ing party Sunday at the Rod and Gu
club. The afternoon was spent in boating
launching and sailing, After supper tn
party spent the evening at Camp Smiles
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. D. c
Eldredge. Mrs. NJ. ]. Eldredge. Mrs. F'oote
Mrs. M. NJ. Searles, Miss CASTILLO Foote o
Hastings, Neb, Miss Winifred Street, Mis-
Katherine Corey, Miss Katherine Searles
Mr.. Douglas Melcher. Mr.. F. s. Hamilton
Mr. Roy Harberg and MI. George Adams.
Dancing Club.
A new dancing club Of young marie
people has been organized and the frs
dancing party was given Monday evenin
at Happy Hollow. The members OF Tn
club include Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. George
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cooley, Mr. and Mr..