Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-02

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the social Calendar.
MoNDAY-Mrs, q, T. Lindsey, luncheon at
TfTEsDXYLMrs. Colt Campbell. afternoon
bridge; Mrs. J. II. Conrad, luncheon at
Field club; Mrs. w. X. Shisher, luncheon;
Ladies' day at Happy Hollow and r1eld
clubs and midweek dance and dinner.
WEDNESDAY-Miss Hazel Howard ana
Miss Carroll. Informal afternoon at Happy
Hollow; ladies' day at CounuIy ctuD
Field clubs,
THURsDAY-Musical and dancing party
at Country club. Original Owl club. Mrs.
w. Friend. hostess; Ladies' day at Happy
Hollow and Field clubs.
FRTDAY-Junior Bridge club, Miss Marble
eATTTRbAY-week's end dinner and dance
at Country club, Field club and Happy
Hollow.
The feaures of the week, so far as the
calendar indicates at least, will be the
musical and recital at the Country club,
proyided by the directors for Thursday
evening. A table d'hote dinper will be
served at 7:9O, and there will be dancing
from Q to $3.50 o'clock. The program will
be given in the reception room by profess
sionai talent and will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
During the intermission. between 9:5 and
iOl5. there will be dancing, then more
numbers Of the program and after that
dancing again. Considering the positive
searth Of entertainment, the affair promises
10 be well attended.
A belater echo OF the recent Boosters
excursion has been delighting the members
of the fashionable set Of late, at the ex-
pense OF the son Of a prominent Omaha
family who, since his graduation from
Yale two or three years ago has been as
ISOLATED with his father in one of the big
retail firms Of the city. This is the story;
When THE Boosters reached Casper, Wyo.,
they received the same cordial reception
that had been extended them all along the
way. A dancing party, at which the wives
and daughters Of. the. business men were
present, was one Of the features. Among
these hostesses was one young woman more
lovely than all the rest-at least in the
opinion Of the young Omaha man, as he
confided Il to a member of his party. She
also danced diyinely, so divinely in fact
that he wrote her name across his whole
card and did not trouble to provide HIM
self with other partners. She seemed quite
as much Impressed as he was, and at the
end of an hours tete-a-tete they had
agreed that, should she find It possible to
visit Omaha friends this summer she would
have a perfectly. lovely time. Later in the
evening, they met again where the party
was being entertained at supper, but this
time the fair one was Swallowed by a
formidable looking elderly person whom the
young Booster specialized might be her
father, or uncle or, possibly, guardian, as
he bore the same name. Quite undisturbed
by the severity with which the elderly
-
newed his attentions. lingering all Interrupt
ton, until his friend and confidant called
him aside to advise him that the "old man
was the husband Of the fair one. was in
sanely Jealous, and had his eye on him.
Then he came too. and since, his COM
panions on that excursion have acquired
an unpleasant habit of whistling. when
ever he meets them. that popular little
ditty, IL Can't Get Away to Marry
You Today; My Husband Won't Let Me"
Al Happy Hollow.
The members of Happy Hollow were
given a musical treat Saturday evening by
four OF the members Of the club who have
organized THE Happy Hollow Male quar-
.et." Several numbers were given pre-
seding the table d'hote dinner and the rest
IF the program given during the dance in
PERMISSION, the latter part Of the evening.
The members of the quartet are: Mr.. John
+. Bartlett, first bass; Mr.. I. A. Medlar,
first tenor; Mr., ]. b, McKitrick. second
tenor, and Mr.. w. e. Schafer, second bass.
Ane the following program was given:
Farmer - John tcomicj {. A. h'' Whitss
When the Little Ones Say Goodnight.
1arks
My Gondoia Awakens Thee &C. A. White
Burlesque on various songs...........
Mr. ana Mrs. A. T. Austin entertained
at dinner complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Austin of Pasadena, Cal, who are
visiting Mr., and Mrs, DeRoy Austin. Cow
Frs were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A, Fry entertained
a family party of eight,
Dining with Mrs, J. n. II. Patrick and
n Mr.. Robert Patrick were Madam Barker
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Armstrong.
one ot the largest dinner parties at
Happy Hollow for the weekend dinner
dance was given by Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son. Her table was bright with gard n
flowers and covers were laid for Miss Fern
Nicols. Miss Frances Thompson. Miss Nell
Carpenter, Miss Marion Carpenter, Miss
Myrtle Busk. Miss Berpice Stewart. Mis-
Elizabeth Anderson, Mr., Lucien Thompson.
Mr.. Edward Zabriskie, Mr., Carroll Beldeu
Mr. Arthur Proctor Mr.. Isaac Carpenter
Mr.. ROLAND Andrews, Mr., Harry Carpenter
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Anderson.
MI, and Mrs. j. c. Howard entertained
at one Of the dinner parties Saturday even.
ing. Garden flowers were used for the
centerpiece for the table and those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Webster, MIR
and Mrs. w. c, Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F
Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Rees, Mrs. ]. NJ. Richards
MIR, s. j. Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs
Howard.
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Henry had as theil