Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
NOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Kountze Latest
Mackinac C~olonists.
NUMBER OF OMAHANs GO THERE
Field CIuB Entertainmont Committee
Musicale for Thurs
day Evening, with Fable
d'HOte Dinner.

d'HOte dinner.
The climate, lake and beautiful sur
roundlngs at Mackinsc. have attracted a
colony OF Omaha people to that resort this
ummer, where Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.. Cudahy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cudahy have
summer homes. The latest to Join the
colony are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kountze,
who have just bought a summer residence
at Mackinac. Mrs. Kountze was a member
OF a house party given this year by Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Cudahy.
Field Club Musicale.
The committee on entertainment at the
Field club has announced a musicale for
Thursday evening at the club, a table d
hote dinner to precede the musicale. This
is becoming one Of the enjoyable annual
features Of the club, and this year will be
under the direction Of Miss Corinne Paul
son. Besides excellent talent from the
city. there will probably be one or two
numbers given by professionals from the
orpheum. Those on the program include
Miss Irene Cole, Miss Myrtle Moses and
Mr.. F. ]. Besler.
At the Country Club.
Supper parties at the Country club Sun
day evening were given by Mr.. Barton
Willard, who had covers for six; Mr.. Lucien
Stevens. four; Mr.. E. A. Cudahy, six; Mr..
w. 7. Burns. three; Mr.. C. H. Guiou, three;
Mr.. o. c. Redick, two; Mr.. ". b. Caldwell.
four; Mr.. C. N. DietE, two; Mr.. II. L.
Cummings, two; Mr.. L. Drake, two; Mr..
w. T. Page, four; Mr.. A. p. Guiou, four:
Mr.. Jerome Magee, five.
Mr.. e. NJ. Fairfield entertained at break
fast Sunday morning at the Country club.
Covers were laid for six.
At Happy Hollow.
All of the supper parties at the clubs Sun
day evening were small. Among those
making reservations at Happy Hollow were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Creedon, who had COW
ers for five; Mr.. t. II. Fonda, jr, three
Mr.. w. w. Johnston. five; M. X. A. Lin
niger. two; Mr.. C. c. Belden, four; Mr.. f. J.
Hughes, two; Mr.. C, II. Minor. four; Mr..
B. W. Tandy, three; Mr.. Milton Uhl. two;
Mr.. l. j. Nsdd, three; Mr.. w. Z. shaffer,
three; Mr.. w. p. Conklin, six; Mr.. J. L.
VanBurgh, two; Mr.. w. b. t. Belt, four
Mr.. b. r. Hastings, two.
At the Field Club.
A large number of supper parties were
given Sunday evening at the Field club
most of them being small and informal
Mr.. George Proudfit of Lincoln entertained
eight guests; Mr.. II. f.. Pollard, two; Mr.
NJ. T. Swartz, two; Mr.. Dick Sieman, three
Mr.. J. II. Conrad, five; Mr.. Fred Kern, two
Mr.. T. A. Shotwell, two; Mr.. A, w. Cor
don, two; Mr.. NJ. W. CRvanaugh, five; Mr.
w. r. Gurley, four; Mr.. AdoIph Storz. two
Mr., Arthur Rogers. seven; Mr.. II. H. Fish
three; Mr.. e.. Z. Hastings, three Mr.. d
b. Reynolds, four: Mr.. s, p. Loomis, two
Mr.. d. p. Benedict, three; Mr.. H. ]. Pen
fold, three; Mr.. II, c. Frisbie, three; Mr.
+. G. Baker, two;- Mr.. Will Mallory, seven
Mr.. q. z. Haverstick, two; Mr.. ], F. Stout
three; Mr.. A. II. letters, four; Mr.. r.. L
Huntley. two, and Mr.. e. E. Brando, two.
Weekend Party.
Miss HaEelle Schaefferi gave a jolly week
end house party at their bungalow, "Wol
Agnub," at Cutoff aKeis Sailing, rowing
and bathing Was enjoyed by those present
who were Mrs. H. NJ. schaeffer. Miss Rutl
Miller, Miss Hazelle Schaeffer, Mr.. Louii
Home and Mr.. John Campbell.
supper Party.
Miss Elizabeth Behrens entertained at
supper party Sunday evening at her home
During the, evening games were played an,
prizes were won by Miss storz and MI
Neal Bowihy. Covers were laid for Mis-
Olga Storz. Miss Matilda storz, Miss Flor
ence Liver, Miss Della jacobson, Mis-
Behrens, Mr. Neal Bowlby, Mr.. Arthu
Storz. Mr.. Alfred Flothow, Mr.. Ma
Flothow and Mr., Andrew Clark.
Pleasures Past, g.
Miss Rosanna Dacey of Lincoln gave
dinner party for eight guests at the Rom
Saturday evening,
Miss Anna welch entertained at card
Saturday afternoon complimentary to Mis-
Evelyn McCaffrey, who leaves shortly 70
Trinity college, Washington, d. c. Tn
guests included Misses Evelyn McCaffrey
Roxina Cullen, Anna O'Conner, Lois Allie
man, Frances McCreary. Eileen McCaffrey
May Callahan. Katherine Sullivan. Pans
Mark, May Halpine. Helen Nieles. Phllc
mena German, Grace Lansdon. Marguerit
Clifford Of San Francisco, Bessie Mahoney
Marguerite Lowe and Mary Welch.
Prospective Pleasures.
One Of the larger dinner parties at tn
Harvest Home dinner at the Country clu'
Saturday evening will be given by Mr.. an
Mrs. r. f.. Kloke, who win have covers TO
twenty-four guests.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mrs. M. j. Williams of Glenwood, Ia, !
visiting friends in Omaha.
Miss Edna Baker OF Lincoln. Neb., VIII
has been the guest Of Miss Helen Sholes
left Sunday for her home.
Nj. and Mrs. George Barker have re
turned from a stay of several weeks I
Estes Park, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Cudahy and daush
tiers, the Misses Jean, Alice and Florenc
Cudahy, returned Sunday morning fFoT
Maekinac, where they have spent the sum
mer. Miss Helen Cudahy, Mr., Edwar
Cudahy. jr.. and Mrs. Joseph cudahy re
turned last week.
Miss Helen w. Anderson of 2Zi6 Man
street left Friday for Sherry. Wis, wher
she has recently become a member Of tn
faculty in the Northwestern Collegiate Ia
stitute.
Miss Edna f.. Sweeley left Saturday I
take up her senior work at De Pauw I'M
versity, G~reencastle, Ind.
Mr.. c. E. Munson left Sunday to Wis
In Salt Lake City. Colorado Springs an
Denver.
Mr.. Macmillan Harding returns this wee
TO Yale university, New Haven, Corn.
Mrs. C. d. Rustin leaves this week wit
her daughters, Mrs. ]. II. Mcintosh, for III
home Of the latter in New York City, wheI
she will spend the winter.