Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
NOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. A. P. Woods Gives Luncheon
Party for Nine. Borglum.
BRIDGE PARTIES ARE NUMEROUS
Majority Are small and All Are In
formaI-Theater Parties Also Be-
coming Popular ~ spring
Entertainmend.

Mrs A p Woods entertained at luncheon
Thursday al Happy Hollow, complimen-
tarF to Madame August Mothe BorElun
who win spend the summer in Paris La
France roses made an attractive center
piece for the tanle and were suggestive Of
Madam Borglum's destination for the Furn-
ner. Those present were Madam Borg
lum. Mrs. Msthison Patrick, Mrs. Robert
Dempster. Miss Elizabeth Allen, Mrs
suhenck. Miss Jackson Miss cara Haw-
ley. Mrs. ". II. wyman. Miss Wood and
AIRS. Wood.
Bridge Party.
Miss Alice Aud entertained st bridge
Thursday afternoon at her home on south
Thirty-first street Five tables were placed
for the same. Those present were Mrs.
Charles Boutwell, Mrs. Homer shearep
Mrs. Lester Drishaus, Mrs. GUY French.
Mrs. Paul Burlsigh. Mrs. Ralph Moody.
Mrs sslwyn Doherty. Mrs Don Adhms'
Mrs. j y. Stout. Mrs. n. +. Recksrd.
Mrs. T. A Hinrichs Miss Ethel ConHnt'
Miss Grace Conant, Miss Nina Criss, Miss
IAtta Rohrbough Miss Mabel Allison and
Miss Maud Marriott
For Miss Sargent.
Mrs. II. A. wagEener entertained st
matinee party Thursday at Bovd's in com
D
Bluffs. who will be one Of the June
brides. The guests included Miss sar-
/ gent. Miss Edra Kceline, Miss Cherry
Wells, Mrs Pinney and Miss Georgia
Mitchell. all Of Council Bluffs; Mrs Edith
| Butler and Mrs Walter Poor Of Omaha.
After the theater a luncheon was served
at the Rome hotel
Informal Affairs.
/ Mrs A. V. Kinsler entertained informally
| at bridge Thursday afternoon at her home
/ on Farnam street in honor OF Miss Blanche
| Kinsler OF Buffalo. n. Y. A decoration Of
spring flowers was used through the rooms
and five tables were placed for the Eans.
Mrs. Milton T Barlow entertained in
! formally at luncheon Thursday al The
| Country club in honor Of Miss Candy Of
/ Chicago. who is the guest OF Mrs. Joseph
Cudahy. Covers were laid for eight.
Miss Russell McKelvey gave the first OF
a series Of palmistry parties "Wednesday
evening at her home. About fourteen guests
were present.
Miss Cornyn Tsggart was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at small bridge party in
honor Of Miss Alice Creighton McShRne
Three tables were placed for the game
TayIOr-TimbIIn.
wednesday evening May 20. at o'clock
I the marriage Of Miss Moyne IlnDIh lo
Mr.. sidney Linwood Taylor, son Of MI
ana Mrs w. z. Taylor. was solemnizeo
az the home OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs Aiva Leroy Timblin, 212 Caldwell
street. Rev Newman Hail Burdick Of the
Second Presbyterian church performed the
ceremony, only the immediate members OF
the family being present The bride wore
a gown OF white Banzai silk over Whlie
taffeta, deliberately trimmed in Valen-
ciennes lace and insertion, and carried
brides roses. She was unattended. Mr.
4 and Mrs. Taylor will be st home to theii
friends after June Is at 52s South Thirtieth
street
/ Matinee Party.
Some Of the members Of the Jolly Six
teen club made up a theater party Thurs
day afternoon at the Burwood, which wa
followed by q luncheon at Baldufrs. Thos'
present were Mrs. M J. PiRtti, Mrs. J. P
O'Brisn, Mrs Henry HumpeTt, Mrs. JohI
IAddeu Mrs. w. A. Foster Mrs H. For
dyee, Mrs. n. Nelson, Mrs. J. A. Kervan
Mrs- J. J. Mullen, Mrs. W. Z. Baehr an'