Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
No Luncheons and Only One Dinner at
Happy Hollow Tuesday.
LADIES DAY AT THE FIELD CLUB
warm weather Puts Damper ON En-
~tertainiBR and Everything Is
small, Informal or At
the Clubs,

Su1hllt AhtoEHhNA UT
the Clubs.
Miss Helen sholes and Miss Edith But
Ter entertained the largest luncheon party
Tuesday at the Field club. Their guests
were seated at one large table, having for
a centerpiece a long mound of nasturtiums.
Covers we're laid for twenty-four guests.
Mrs. w. c. Dean was hostess at one OF
the luncheon parties. her niece. Miss Bethel
Pickering Of Lincoln, being the honor guest.
The table was attractive with sweet peas,
and covers were laid FOR Miss Pickering,
Mrs. L. NJ. Talmage, Mrs. Guy French.
Mrs. Harry Lane. Mrs. Norman Dean, Miss
Kittie Thurston Of Onawa, Ia, Miss
Theckla EEan, Miss Nell House, Miss Ksth-
crime Smith and Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. Herbert Mccoy was hostess at
luncheon Tuesday at the club In honor Of
Mrs. Richard Metcslfe OF Lincoln. A bright
centerpiece OF peoples was used and covers
were laid for Mrs. Metcalfe. Mrs. Leo
Grotte, Mrs. Heaton. Mrs. ]. w. Metcalf.
Mrs. Emil Bessire and Mrs. Mccoy.
Mrs. E. B. Carrigan entertained at lunch
con complimentary to Mrs. Goth and Miss
Goth OF Chicago, who are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rothert OF Council Bluffs.
Covers were laid for eight.
Judge Charles Leslie entertained five
guests at dinner Tuesday evening at the
Field club.
Bridge Party.
Mrs. John Battin was hostess at bridge
Tuesday afternoon at her home, compli-
mentary to Miss Kelner OF Chicago, who Is
the guest of Mrs. A. w. II. Bush. and for
Miss Anna Sholes, guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
Philip Sholes. The other guests included
Mrs. Roy Langley. Mrs. w. J. Bradbury,
Mrs. Marshall Collins. Mrs. Frank Shot.
well, Mrs. Frank Turney, Mrs. w. a
Smith, Mrs. Helen Powell and Mrs. w. 1
Battin OF Chicago. The rooms were pro-
tusely decorated throughout with summer
flowers. For Master Isaac Bottin Of Chi.
cago, Mrs. Battin entertained little Mis-;
Olive Turney and Master Van Sheppard.
Birthday Party.
An enjoyable celebration Of Miss Ruth
Balls seventh birthday was given at heI
home at $500 Capitol avenue. The children
made merry on the lawn with games unit
about 8 p. M, when a light collation. wa,
served under the trees. The colored can
dies to indicate the years OF the youthful
hostess made a pretty effect. Those pres
ent were Misses Ruth Ball, Helen thinner
man, Ethel Woodbridge, Marie Carvert
Laurence Halse and Master Edwin L. Ry
pins.
Prospective Pleasures.
Mrs. Alvin Johnson and Miss McIntyr,
will entertain at breakfast Thursday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. Johnson in homo
of some of the out of town guests.
Miss Mssie Yates will entertain Thursda!
at her home, the game Of the afternoon 4
be five hundred.
Among those who will entertain mid-wee
dinner parties Wednesday at the Field clul
will be DR.. A. Shalex, who will have tel
guests; Mr.. C. G. Mcdonald, eight; MI
Byron Smith. six; Mr.. II. S. Daniels, six
and DR.. B. A. McDermott, six.
Come and GO Gossip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephens. formerl.
of Omaha, have returned to their home Il
New Mexico. having come TO Omaha I
attend the funeral OF Mr.. Stephens father
Mrs. Stephens was formerly Miss Josephin
Thatcher OF this city.
The house party which Mr.. and Mr.
Arthur Brandeis have been entertaininI
for several weeks at their beautiful sum
mer home near Florence, will break u
Tuesday. Mrs. David Wolfsteir and thre
children leave for their home in Cincinnati
and Mrs. Brandeis' sister, Mrs. Sloma
Of Detroit, and Miss sloman, return to thei
home Tuesday, and Mrs. Michaels and he
mother, Mrs. I. Wolfstein, leave for thei
home in Jefferson City. Mo.
o. /. Dickson and family, leave Thurs
day for Atlantic City and Boston for
three weeks vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Bruce and family
left Monday for Duluth, where they wi
take the trip on the great lakes.
Miss Weaver of Davenport, Ia, is tn
guest Of Miss Marion Halter.
Mrs. T. D.. Stoney and children, and Mr.
]. M. Stoney, 6l24 North Twenty-thir
street, who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Redmon. Neville, Ia. re
turred to the city today.
Mrs. w. 1. Battin and small son. Maste
Isaac Battin Of Chicago, are the guest
az Mr.. and Mrs. John Battin and Mr.. an
Mrs. Isaac Battin.
DIR. and Mrs, w. c.. Dean have as theI
guest. their niece, Miss Bethel Pickerln
of Lincoln.
Miss Kittie Thurston of Onawa, Ia,
visiting Mrs. l.. NJ. Talmage.
Mrs. Richard Metcalfe Of Lincoln is III