Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

MONDAY-Mr. A Leslie Dick will enter
tain the Melody club at Bungalow CITY
TUEsDAY-H. O. L. club, Mrs. N. F. Har-
ris; Mrs. IL. II. Barnes, sermo club; Mr..
Hollow; Mrs. c. w. Russell, luncheon at
luncheon al Happy Hollow; ledIes' DAY
week dance at Happy Hollow.
WEDNEsDAY-Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Bruce,
dlnrer at Country club; Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Russell McKeivey, afternoon party;
Mrs. George Rogers; I. p. A. card parry;
ladies' day and mid-week dance az Coun-
try club; Querfurth-Fisher wedding in
THURSDAY-Mrs. &. w. Russell. luncheon
at Happy Hollow; ladies' day at HAPPY
Hollow and Field club.
FRIDAY-Junior Bridge club, Mrs. George
Redick, hostess.
SAIURDAY-Misses sharp, luncheon for
Madame Barker and Mrs. Lacey dinner
and dance at Happy Hollow, Country
and Field clubs.
Society is beginning to return from its
summer pilgrimage and another fortnight
VIII find the majority who have spent
the last few weeks out of town back hons
again. The opening of school will bring
people home with a rush, for the young
folks must be gotten off by the middle Of
September at the latest
While they have spent comparatively lit
tie time in town this summer the departure
OF the college set will be felt, for these
energetic young folks have a way of fin
ishing up in a whirl and things will seem
the auieter for this inevitable finale.
But the autumn always brings plenty Of
Interesting things to command fashionable
time and attention. There are ~debutantes
TO be introduced, several fashionable we'd
dings are in prospect and then there Is
the Ak-Sar-Ben ball-and the queen.
Prospects are now that there will be no
horse show in Omaha this fan and, while
society will doubtless be disappointed at
the omission there will be other things
to take its place in a measure, at least.
One OF the Interesting weddings sched-
uled for the autumn Is TO be that of the
daughter OF a prominent jurist and a young
attorney. The wedding has been set for
the second week Of September and 1t is
10 include several unique features. The
bride, who is one of the most stunning
girls In the younger set. will wear her
mothers bridal gown and veil. The we'd
ding guests viii include few outside the
family circles. Among the wedding gifts,
which have already begun to arrive, was
a request from a. bachelor uncle that his
niece purchase her flat silver and iii in
on the blank check accompanying the re-
quest whatever the amount might be.
The eft, as 1t now rests at the home Of
the prospective bride. includes thirteen
dozen pieces. A complete dinner set Of
coalport china and a completely equipped
linen chest are among the other gifts
already arrived from uncles and aunts
OF The bride. In addition TO these gifts,
the young people will go into a furnished
home OF their own.
The following women will serve as cap
tains Of THE teams that will solicit funds
for the Clarkson Hospital on Tag day."
September .: General Chairman, Mrs.
Philip Potter; captains of committees. Mrs.
e. II. Cole, Mrs. Albert Noe, Mrs. F.. II.
Davis, Mrs. D.. l.. Thomas. Mrs. Wood
ward. Mrs. Herbert Wheeler. r. L.
Huntley, Mrs, Sadie Thomas, Of Topeka,
Kansas, Jos, Barker jr., Mrs. f. w..
Lewis. Mrs. Arthur English, Mrs. Clinton
Miller, Mrs. Harry Mcdonald, Mrs. ]. c..
French, and Mrs. A. j. Poppleton, Mrs.
Thomas Brown, Mrs. John Albert VIII
liams, Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Charles
e. Black, Mrs, C. A. HUI, Mrs. T. j..
Mackay and Mrs. E. L. Lomax, Mrs. T.
]. Burke, Mrs, Samuel Burns, Mrs. Cham
berland and Mrs. Snow, Mrs. W.. S. Pop
pleton, Mrs. Robert Cowell. Mrs. Fred
Metz, Mrs. Charles Metz. Mrs. Mable Og-
den, Mrs. F. w. Graham. Mrs. Robertson,
Mrs. d. ]. Cameron, Mrs. Couldlng. Mrs.
Albert Krug, Mrs. Drexel. Mrs. Lester
Drishaus. Miss Blanche sorenson, Mrs.
Juliys Kessles. Mrs, George L Tilden,
Mrs, J. T. Johnston, and Mrs. George
l. Miller.