Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Women of Country Club Entertained
at Four O'clock Tea.
PREPARING FOR HARVEST HOME
Ladies' Day well Observed with
Luncheon Parties at Happy HOI-
low and Field CIub-Other
Informal Affairs.

Luncheon Parties at Happy HOl-
low and Field CIub-Other
Informal Affairs.
Mr.. Frank Colpetzer. chairman Of the
entertainment committee of the Country
club, issued an invitation to all Of the
women members of the club for 4 o'clock
tea Tuesday afternoon, in order to have a
business chat concerning the Harvest Home
dinner which will be given Saturday even
ing, September Is. Mr.. Colpetzer wishes
to have the assistance Of the women to
make this the largest and most success
full event OF the club season. And as an
lnducement to bring the women out, Mr..
Colpetzer announced toast. marmalade and
tea.
At the Field Club.
Mrs. ]. II. Conrad was hostess at a de-
lightful bridge luncheon Tuesday at the
Field club, complimentary to Mrs. II. d.
Neeley and Mrs. c.. c. Wright, who have
recently returned from a trip abroad. For
luncheon the guests were seated at one
large square table, which had a decoration
of shaded pink astors and white clematis.
and covers were laid for twenty-four.
After luncheon six small tables were placed
in the reading room for the game of bridge.
Mrs. w. II. Eldrige. -who is giving a
series Of small luncheon parties, enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday at the club
In honor OF Mrs. Frank Castetter of Blair,
Neb. The table had a decoration Of asters,
and covers were laid for nine.
Mrs. May Aud was hostess at one Of
the luncheon parties Tuesday. given COM
plimentary to her daughter, Mrs. H. P.
Peterson of Schuyler, Neb. Red geraniums
- -kNAz r.-..al. Fa-zaaH A.. nr.-.a -
rations for the table and place cards with
geranium designs marked the places Of
Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. ]. B. Rahm, Mrs. E.
A. Heinrichs, Mrs. ]. F. Stout, Mrs. G. 9.
Carey. Mrs. I. W.. Porter, Mrs. F. r
Straight, Mrs. d. E, McCully, Miss Evans
and Mrs. Aud.
Mrs. George Kelly gave one of the
luncheon parties Tuesday at the club,
covers being laid for Mrs. A. w Edmiston,
Mrs. Jesse Whltmore of Grand Island. Mrs.
r. B. Busch. Mrs. John E.. Eyler, Mrs. Ben
Robidoux. Mrs. w. H. hurry, Mrs. Thomas
Kelly, Mrs. Frank Patton, Mrs, Carl Ochil-
tree, Mrs. Winn, Miss Blau and Mrs. Kelly.
Smaller luncheons were given by Mrs.
Mark Coad, who had covers for four, and
Mrs. Frank Mccoy. four.
At Happy Hollow.
Mrs. G. II. Bicknell entertained at lunch
con Tuesday at Happy Hollow in honor Of
her niece, Miss Bertha Mann of Kankakee,
Ill. Covers were laid for Miss Mann. Miss
Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Nell Carpenter,
Miss Bernice Stewart, Miss Beatrice Barn
hart, Miss Myrtle Busk. Miss Ethel Case,
Miss Coralie Morris, Miss Evangeline Ho-
man and Mrs. Bicknell.
Mrs. William p. Warner entertained as
her guests at luncheon Tuesday Mrs. H.
o. Frederick, Mrs. Ed p. Smith, Mrs. A.
Buchanan, Mrs. A. d. Marriott, Mrs. Sher-
raden, Mrs. Charles Geyger, Mrs. Van
Buren,, Mrs. Alice Bevins, Miss Fannie
Pratt, Mrs. Walter Conant, Mrs. Robert
Cowles, Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Ramsdell and
Mrs. Harry Bronze. r7E'.
Mrs. Edwin Hsney's guests at luncheon
Tuesday we're Mrs. Andrew Traynor, Mrs.
H.>A. Haskell. Mrs. L. Dd,Carrier, Mrs. H.
K. Burkett, Mrs. Joseph Redman, Mrs. r.
L.. Young, Mrs. Park Goodwin, Mrs. George
| Guy, Mrs. E r. Dufrene. Mrs. ]. H.
Royce. Miss Jennie McKoon. Miss Agnes
McAusland, Miss Jennie McAusland, Miss
Elisa Withheld, Miss Libbie Withheld, Miss
Anna Haskell and Mrs. II. p. Deuel..
Among those who will entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening at Happy Hollow will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harding, who will
have ten guests; Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Rush,
eight: Mr.. and Mrs, c. c. George, six, and
Mr.. 7. Sibernson, five.
Farewell Party.
Miss Nell Creedon gave a farewell
party Tuesday evening at her home COM
plimentary to her guest, Miss Stella Cree
don. who returns Wednesday to her home
in Denver, and for Miss Tress Robbins, who
leaves Thursday for her school IN st. Paul.
The decorations were pink and white
throughout the rooms and japanese Ian
terms lighted the lawn. Small pink hat
boxes filled with bon bons were the
favors. The guests were Miss Stella
Creedon, Miss Tress Robbins, Miss Nell
Donohue. Miss Mercedes Caughlin. Miss
Bernadette Shelby, Miss Margaret Elan
nighen, Miss Josephine Dougherty, Miss
May Kelly, Mr.. Mark Walker, Mr.. James
Hanley, Mr.. Charles Hanfey, Mr.. Vaughn
Caughlan, Mr.. VIII Frawley, Mr.. Alfred
Hoffman, Mr.. Arthur Moran, Mr.. Harvey
Wing and Mr.. Paul Frawley.
Sorority Party.
Miss Katherine Beeson entertained at
a theater party Tuesday evening at the
orpheum for the members of Kappa Kappa
sorority of Brownell Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Beeson chaperoned the party and
a supper was served after the theater
at the home of the hostess and the MEM
bers OF the sorority also spent the
night there. The party included Miss
Elizabeth Davis, Miss Menie Davis, Miss
Mildred Butler. Miss Elizabeth Bruce, Miss
Ruth Hammer and Miss Katherine Beeson.
Informal Affairs.
-Four members of the Tuesday Morning
Bridge club met at the Country club for
bridge and luncheon, The afternoon was
spent with needle work.
Miss Mary Haunting gave a luncheon, fol-
lowed by a quilting bee, in honor of Miss
Nellie Fay Monday afternoon, the guests
being members OF the BlAness club-Mrs.
George Gruenig, Misses Bernice Bunnell,
Pearl Rockfellow, Theodore Borglum, Flor
enee Cook, Kathryn Haunting, HELEN Bran.
deis.
Party.
Miss Tress Robbins was hostess Monday
afternoon at a matinee party at the Or
pheum in honor Of Miss Stella Creedon Of
Denver, the party occupying two boxes.
Each guest received a souvenir OF the oc-
cagiOn- Those Dresant we're Missas StaIia