Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-15
At Happy Hollow,

NJ AopBs
Mrs. E. c. Henry entertained the only
luncheon party at Happy Hollow Tuesday,
her guests including: Mrs. S. N. Mealio,
Mrs. Bennett Cole. Mrs, Davis, Mrs. Miller,
Miss Agnes Scott, Mrs. Foster and Mrs.
Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Langley entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening complimentary
to Mr.. Gwilym Thomas or Kansas City,
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bal
bach, Miss Chamberlain and DR.. Nelson
Mercer.
Dining together at another table were
Miss Nell Carpenter, Miss Eileen Patterson.
Miss Marjory Benson. Miss Hazel Hartley,
Mr.. Frank Selby. Mr.. Reed Peters, Mr..
Merle Howard and Mr.. Crosby Wyman.
At the Field Club.
Mrs. John F. Stout was hostess at one OF
the luncheons Tuesday at the Field club,
Mrs. Ruth of Marshalltown, Ia, who is
visiting Mrs. Frank Mccoy, being the guest
of honor. The table had a pretty center
piece OF shasta daisies and covers were
laid for ten.
Small luncheon parties were given at the
Field club Tuesday by Mrs. John Kuhn,
who had covers for four; Mrs. w. c. Bull.
lard, five and Mrs. Frank Moriarty, five
Among those who will nave guests al
dinner Wednesday evening at the Field
club preceding the midweek dance, will be
Mr.. c. e. Bedwell, who will have six guests
Mr.. c. L. Babcock, four; Mr.. Fred Kern
four; Mr.. Andrew H. Clark. four and
Mr.. Fred Baker. four.
For Miss Kinkaid.
Miss Kinkaid of Kapsas city, who is the
guest of Miss Amy Gilmore, will be mucf
feted during her stay Tuesday evening
Mrs. Ben Gallagher will give a circus party
Thursday; Miss Gilmore will entertain a
luncheon at the Country club, Friday
Miss Kate Moores will entertain informally
at her home for Miss Klnkaid, Saturday
Miss Ottola Nesmith of Fort Omaha. vii
be hostess at a bridge luncheon and
Thursday of next week, Mrs. w. T. Robin
son will give a dinner party at her hom
in Dundee for the Misses Beverly of Eng
land. Miss SNOWFALL of Scotland, Miss Kin
kaid and Mr.. Strobe of st. Louis.
Tea at Fort Crook.
Mrs. Gilbert Hubert White of Fort Crook
gave a tea Monday at her home from 5 t
7 O'Clock. in honor of Mrs. McAllister, Mrs
Kennedy and Miss Newman The rooms
were attractive with cut flowers and
number of people from Omaha attended.
Miss Sarah Burke was hostess at a
o'clock tea Tuesday afternoon at their new
home on South Thirty-second street.
Prospective Pleasures.
Mrs. J. A. c.. Kennedy will give a small
luncheon Thursday at her home on soutl
Thirty-seventh street.
Mrs. E. Buckingham will entertain a
luncheon Thursday at the Field club com,
plimentary to Mrs. w. H. Alexander o.
Salt al City, who arrived Tuesday morn
ing from New York City, where she hai
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wins
Allen.
Come and Go Gossip.
Miss Maude NJ. Dunn is expected thu
latter part Of the week 10 spend a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. f
Parker, at their home on South Thirty
first avenue.
Mrs. Frederick Sercombe and children o.
San Francisco, formerly Miss Eloise Clarl
OF this city. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
Dale at their home at Twenty-eighth stree
and WOOlworth avenue.
Mrs. A. ]. Beaton and Mr.. Charles Bea
ton leave Friday for Lake okoboji. wher,
Mr., and Mrs. A. ]. Beaton nave taken on
OF the Paterson cottages for the summer
Mr.. A. ]. Beaton. with the two children
and nurse, will go to Okoboji a few day
later.
Mrs. Emma Dobie OF Butte. Mont. is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs, Meilhede and family
for a few weeks.
Mrs. r. ]. Dining is expecting Mis-
Clarke Of st. Joseph the latter part OF tn
week, to be her guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacques OF Chicago
who sailed from New York City July
are now in England. where they will tou
in an automobile, having taken their ow