Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Women's Tennis Tournament at Field
Club the Event Of Week.
MANY ENTRIES HAVE BEEN MADE
Numerous LuncheOns and Porch Par
ties Have Been Planned 60 watch
Game-sunday Night Sup
pers at the Clubs.

I'D the time of the younger members OF
society from all of the clubs Between
thirty and forty young women will enter
and do all they can to make the first wo-
meEis tennis tournament in Omaha a sue
cess. II possible, they will make it an an
nual affair. Miss Faith Potter Is chair
man OF the committee in charge, and has
been very successful in getting people in
terested. All entries should be given to
her by Tuesday morning.
At the Country Club.
Most Of tho Sunday evening suppers at
the clubs were small affairs this week,
probably owing to the inclement weather.
And after the strenuous Fourth there were
few hosts or hostesses who wished to en-
terrain.
The largest party at the Country club
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rogers,
their guests including Mrs. Eastman of
Evanston, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Kountze, Mr., and Mrs. Luther Kountze,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ward Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs.
William a. Paxton, Miss Mildred Rogers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rogers.
With Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Beeson Sunday
evening we're Mrs. Miller Of Lafayette,
Ind; DR. and Mrs. c. A. Hull and Miss
Katherine Beeson.
At another table were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Guiou, Mr.. w. r. McKeep and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Hull.
Others having guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T. Swobe, who had three; DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick Lake. four; Mr.. ]. G. Bourke,
three; Mr.. o. c.. Redick. five; Mr.. Stock
ton Heth, five; Judge w. A. Redick, three
Mr.. A. Remington, two; Mr.. H. G. Burk-
ley. two; Miss Dosne, six; Mr.. Denise
Barkalow, three.
For Miss Garrison.
Miss jeanette Miller entertained Monday
afternoon at her home on Fortieth street
at five hundred in compliment to her guest,
Miss Leah Garrison of Moline, ILL.,, WHO
formerly lived in Omaha. Those present
were Miss Garrison, Miss Frances Metz,
Miss Pearl Sampson, Miss Hazel Smith,
Miss Edith Burbank, Miss Alice Kennard,
Miss Mabel Benson, Miss Marjory Benson,
Miss Faith Thorne. Miss Ruth Mackenzie,
Miss Roberta Eddy, Miss Nellie Donahue,
Miss Their, Sc Robertson, Miss Lois Alleman,
Miss Ethel Sawyer, Miss Alice Towne, Miss
Mary Fahs, Miss Anne Brown, Miss Mabel
Hodgin, Mrs. Taylor and Miss Miller.
At the Field Club.
All Of the supper parties at the Field
club Sunday evening were small, and
anrong those who had guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Preston, who had covers fol
five; Mr.. o. w. Dunn, five; Mr.. Arthur F
Bliss, five; Mr.. r. E. WEIGH, five; Mr.
Arthur Metz, five; Mr.. R. L. Rainey, four
Mr.. w. w Inches, four; Mr.. Frank Camp
bell, four; Mr.. Arthur Storz, four; Mr.
Dick sieman, foEr; Mr.. A. g. Monroe
five; Mr.. T%hummeil, four. A number OF
golf enthusiasts spent the entire day a.
the club.
Monday Bridge Club.
The members of the MAnday Bridge clut
were entertained at luncheon Monday By
Mrs. Charles Kountze at the Country club
after which bridge was played during this
afternoon. Mrs. Eastman was the guest o.
the club. Among the others present weri
Mrs. A.. @. Beeson, Mrs. C. w. Hull, Mrs
w A.. Redick, Mrs. A.. Remington, Mrs
Joseph Barker, Mrs. A. L. Reed, Mrs. w
A. Paxton and Mrs. Kountze.
Prospective Pleasures.
Mr.. James Allen had four guests at din
ner at the Field club Monday evening.
The Phi Lamba Epsilon fraternity will
give a dancing party Tuesday evening a
the Field club. About fifty will be present
Luncheon parties Tuesday at the clul
will he given by Misses Beatrice and Iren,
Coad for Miss O'Neill Of Winona, ILL.,, wher
covers will be laid for twenty-four; Mrs
Edison Rich. six; Mrs. Selwyn Doherty
four; Mrs. F. p. Cowdery, eight; Mrs. C. w
Liver, four, and Mrs. T. W. Holdrege, six
In honor of Miss Leah Garrison OF Moline
ILL.,. who is the guest of Miss jeanette Mil
Ter, Miss Nellie Donahue will entertain
Tuesday and Mrs. Frances Metz will en-
tartafp informally Of lnpnhpnn T1InGdaU
Come and Go Gossip.
Mr.. Lester Kirschbraun Of Chicago 1
the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs
Louis Kirshbraun, on Georgia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myles NJ. Standish lef
Monday for Dubuque, Ia, and Chicago
where they will spend several weeks visit
ing friends and relatives, going then to At
lanta, Ga. They will return the early par
Of September.
Miss Myrtle Sperry OF Spokane spent Sat
urday and Sunday the guest of Miss Ger
trude Wallace enroute to st. Louis, whtr
she will spend the summer.
Miss Snowfall of Huntley, Scotland; Mis-
Beverly and Miss Frances Beverly Of Lon
don, who are the guests Of Mrs. Rober
Dempster and Miss Allen, will leave Tues
day with Mrs. Edgar Scott for a shor
visit at Clear Lake, after which they vii
again visit in Omaha. Before returning
to their homes they will take the Yellow
stone park trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams and son
Mr.. Ben Williams, who have been spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]
Burgess, return Monday evening to thei
home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Brown have gon
on an eastern trip, which will include
visit in Duluth, from where they will tax
the lake trip to Buffalo. They will ais
go to New York City and Boston, return
ing in. about four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Fredrickson ar
taking the lake trip. They will visit Il
Minneapolis before returning.
Mrs. William Hayden is expected HON
from South Dakota Monday.
Mr.. Richard Hatton and Mr.. Edmun
Krug. who spent the Fourth with fr end
in Omaha, returned Sunday to their HON
in 81. Louis.
Miss Stella and Alma Brandeis left Sun