Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-20

F. Kioke. luncheon at Country club; Mr..
and Mrs. j. A, Monroe, dinner az Field
club; Mr.. and Mrs. c, N. Robinson, din.
ner at Field club mldweek dinner aud
dance at Field club.
THURsDAY-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Daugh-
erty. dinner for Miss Hazel Council and
NJ. Edward CreiEhtoni Mrs Charles Nc.
Donald, luncheon at Field club fjr Mrs.
Everett Is. Clarke OF Milford. Conn Mrs.
] +. Flack. luncheon at Happy Hollow
club; luncheon day al Field and Happy
Hollow clubs Mrs. u. p. Lovejoy, Conts
Mrs. Token.
FRDAY-Miss Amy Gilmore. lunchea At
the Omaha club for Miss Hazel Connelli
meeting Of Friday Bridge club With Mr.
Louis Clarke.
sATURDAY-Miss Hazel Council. sGinsts ~
'luncheon' Mr. Edward %CIeighton, stas
dinner for ushers Of Creiguton-Connel
Wedding parry; dinner ana dance az
Country, Field and Happy Hollow clubs.
And now for Ak-Sar-Ben.
Society Is preparing to lend a helping
hand to the Board Of Governors in as
sisting to entertain the out-of-towp
guests during the fall festivities. In
vitations have been sent to many of the
prominent jewellers in the land of
Quivera to come to the chief city OF
Cibola for the big fall carnival and many
responses have been received. Omaha
people have formed the habit of drop
ping their regular entertainments for
Ak-Sar-BeR week and to devote their time
and attention to assist in making the
visit of the out-of-town people as pleas
ant as possible. There is so much gqing
on during the carnival week where visit
ors may be entertained that the regular
run of summer fun is dropped for the
week. Many OF the prominent people OF
Omaha have arranged to entertain the
maids Of honor at the coronation ball anc
several formal and informal affairs are
being planned for their especial benefit
The Board Of Governors has SO arranged
affairs that there Is little spare time
during carnival week and, as the carni.
val Is the pride of all Omaha, so all
Omaha joins in making the fall festival
a giant success and nothing is allowed to
interfere with the perfect working of the
machinery of the festive week.
Country Dinner and Dance.
The country dinner and dance Saturday
evening at the Country club was one OF
the most successful affairs OF the clut
season. Everyone Joined into the spirit
of the affair, especially the younger set
The young women discarded their be
loved hair rats and their French heels
at the risk Of their best friends not
recognizing them.
The edict sent forth was that eacl
guest should array himself as he thought
the country people would at a country
dance, and many original costumes wers
worn. Plaid hosiery worn with odd-look.
ing shoes seemed to be the popular idea
Of 'countryried." A lot of necessities wer,
worn by the men and equally bright
millinery and hair ribbons were worn bS
the girls. Some of the costumes were
particularly dainty and attractive anC
the wearers looked the part Of the idea
country lass that one reads about, but
rarely sees.
The old%-fashioned Virginia reel q%uadriil'
and several square dances were revived
and the folders in Reuben attire were tn.
real thing and deserved much credit foi
their part, for a country dance without Z
fiddler is out of the bounds of magma
tiun.