Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-04
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. John Horbach and Mrs. John
Bourke Give Evening Reception.
LADIES DAY PARTIES AT CLUBS
Mrs. c. w. Russell Gives Largest
Luncheon at Happy Hollow Com
p~Iinentary 20 Mrs. Harry
InEham Of DeH MOinea.

Mrs. c. w. Russell was hostess at the
luncheon party Thursday at Happy
Hollow. entertaining complimentary to her
guest, Mrs. Hardy 1ngham OF Des Moines,
Ia. The large round table was attractive
with a centerpiece Of garden flowers.
Covers we're laid for Mrs. Ingham, Miss
Mary Fitch, Mrs. Brinker of st. Louis,
Mrs. c. X. Coutsnt. Mrs. PARROT Of Brook
lyn. N. Y; Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mrs. r..
g. Towne. Mrs. c. C. Wright, Mrs. A. w.
Jefferis. Mrs. c. r. Johannes, Mrs. A. B.
somers, Mrs. Arthur Englisch, Mrs. Frank
Holmes. Miss Jeanette Mcdonald Mrs.
Templeton, Mrs. ]. L. Baker, Mrs. Kit
fridge and Miss Stevens, both Of Spring
field, Mass. and Mrs. Russell
Smaller luncheon parties at Happy Hol-
low Thursday we're given by Mrs. w. f.
Milroy. who had eight guests; Mrs. F.. II.
Fonda, five; Mrs. r. l.. Fisher. four; Mrs.
F. b. Kennard. four; Miss Mary Lewis
Wood. four. and Miss Irene Cole, five.
Dining together Wednesday evening at
Happy Hollow were General and Mrs. c.
f. Henderson. Mrs. J. II. N. Patrick and
Mr.. Robert Patrick.
At the FIeId Club.
Mrs. Everett Buckingham entertained at
II hhASh9e " ~ NAao ~ $500
Lake City, who is the guest of Mrs. C. F.
shireman. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Belden. Mira. shiremsn, Mrs. Rebecca
Morgan, Mrs. w. B. wilkins, Mrs. Wayne
Hemphill and Mrs. Buckingham.
other luncheon parties were given by
Miss Valentine, five; Mrs. c. w. Mikesell,
four, and Mrs. H. Y. Readinger, four.
About thirty high school girls were
guests of Miss Elizabeth Doud at a ken
sington at her home, la North Forty
first street. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John A. Horbech and Mrs. John
Bourke will give an informal evening re.
ception Thursday at their home, 800 North
Thirty-second avenue, complimentary tc
their guests, Captain Hetherington, U. s
N, retired, and Miss Gladys Hetherlngtor
Of Washington, d. c. About fifty guests
will be present.
Luncheon Party.
Miss Lois Alleman was hostess at a de
lightful luncheon Thursday at her home
S2 Worthihgton Place. Cut flowers were
used in decoration and covers were laid
for Miss Frances McQusry Miss Ruby Fra.
zler, Miss Mary Welch. Miss Elizabeth
Nields, Miss Helen Nields, Miss J~eannett,
Miller, Miss Roberta Eddy Miss Evelyn Nc
Caffrey, Miss Margaret Rox Cullen. Miss
Elsie Cox, Miss May t~ialpine, Miss Anne
Welch, Miss Anne Brown and Miss ALE.
man.
Informal Tea
Mrs. Franklin Boulter entertained at al
Afternoon tea Wednesday complimentary t.
her guest, Miss Lex OF Philadelphia. Tn,
rooms had a decoration of pink and Whit
cosmos. The guests were Mesdames T. B
rT.zt.. ayGzlo-a Co--l. uyttA,,. T.,-.
Coles, Williamson, r. L. Hamilton, A. L
Reed. ]. ]. McMullen, Lucien Stephens, C
B. Keller, Dan Wheeler, Forest Richard
William Guthrie. ]. r. Lehmer, Charlie
Pickens, w. V. Morse. Charles ogden
Burnley, Buchan, John williams an
Mesdames Bennett, Gohn and Crimmins o
Fort Crook; Miss Elizabeth Pickens an,
Miss Fuller OF Chicago.
For Mrs. Mcintosh.
Mrs. P. p. Gould entertained informall.
Tuesday afternoon az her home in homo
| Of Mrs. Mcintosh Of Grand Island. Thos
present were Mesdames Mcintosh, Male
Partridge, Houston. Wilcox. Edwards. Wet
Der. Brown. Gould, Pierson, A. w. Edmis
ton. Huntington. Miller, Barker, Aiken
Nichols.
Surprise Party.
Miss Bernice George, who leaves the frs
of next week for school in the east, wa
pleasantly surprised Monday evening b
a number of her friends. Those presen
were Miss Anna Stuart, Miss Georgia Nil
Ter, Miss Marguerite Walker, Miss Cor
Weetman, Miss Mildred Walker, Mis-
GLADYS Walker, Miss Augusta Mengedoht
Miss Bernice George and Rev. and Mrs. Z
r. George.
Observation-Disclosures.
A very pretty home wedding occurre
Wednesday afternoon at the residence {
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Hitchcock, SIG Par
avenue, the contracting parties being the
daughter, Miss Fay Hitchcock, and Nj
Malcolm Marfarlane OF Lincoln. In III
parlor, which WAS beautifully decorated
yellow. the relatives and immediate friend
assembled, while Miss Helen Hand {
Kearney sang, and then to the strains {
the wedding march. played by Miss Jenn'
Ferguson of Friend, the young coup
came down the stairway and took the
places for the ceremony, which was pc
formed by the Rev. ]. w. Conley. Assis
ing in the dining room, which was profui
with pink and white flowers, were MISS
Fannie Slabaugh and Hattie Roberts
South Omaha. with Mrs. John A. Coover
Friend presiding at the coffee urn. M
and Mrs. Macfarlane will reside at LIncol
where he occupies a psoition with IL
Burlington railroad.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The wedding OF Miss Edith Koehle
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II, Koehle
to Mr.. William Querfurth, took plat
Wednesday. September 9, at s o'clock,
the residence OF the pride's parents. IS
California street. Miss Pearl Koehler. 81
ter of the bride, was maid OF honor, ar
Mr.. Kendall Hendee was best man. I'll
bride wore for her go-away gown a daI
blue tailor suit. An informal reception fo
lowed the ceremony, about fifty CUES
bsing present. Mr.. and Mrs. ouerfurf
leave Thursday evening for Denver. whe
they will make their home.
Prospective Pleasures,
Mrs. ]. II. Royce will be hostess Frid'
at luncheon at Happy Hollow, covers bell
placed for twenty.
, Miss Nan Cunningham will have Gig
5 guests at luncheon Friday at the club.
! The members and friends OF the Rol
ci,,b Of vo,inz WnmAn will he the auae