Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-08
S0TES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Dr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore 10 For
mAlly Introduce Daughter.
RECEPTION AND BALL AT HOME
Local Chapter Daughters of American
Revolution give Afternoon Tea
and at Home Of
Mrn. ,. VI. MetcaIf.

This week opens auspiciously with the
large debut reception and dancing party
given by Dr. and Mrs. r S Gilmore
Monday evening 81 the Rome hotel in
honor Of their daughter. Miss Amy Gil
moe There was a large assist ng party.
which includes Miss Glmore's guests. Miss
oRourke Of California ana Miss Peggy
Poleys Of Minneapolis. the debutRntes and
a large number OF other friends. This Is
the FIRST debut party this season to in
clude both a reception and ball. and the
cOmmodious ball room at TIE Rome was
none too large FOR the number Of guests.
ID. A n Tea.
The Omaha chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution, gave q delightful pro
gram and tea at the spacious home Of Mrs.
J. NJ Metcslf Monday afternoon. The din
ing room table was espeiaolly attractive
with American Beauties and Mrs. MeteAlf
poured tea The officers of the Daughter
Of the American Revolution have started
. new and charming custom Of having the
hostess pour tea at her own home. Chrys-
Hnthemums In profusion were used in the
reception hall and library. An interesting
program WAS given by Mrs. schindell, who
read q paper on Christmas In Colonial
Times" Miss Pauline schenck gave vocal
solos and Miss Henrietta Rees piano solos.
Several records on Mrs. Metcalfs Victor
Nictrola were also given. After the pro-
gram a social hour was enjoyed by the
guests.
Ter the Waiting women.
Mrs. II. RosenBtock entertained informally
al two tables OF bridge Monday afternoon
at her home at Thirty-fifrh and Harvey
streets for three Of the visiting women.
Those present were Mrs. JRcuby Of Cali
forniR, Mrs. Hugo Brsndeis. Mrs. 1. Kline
Of Pittsburg. Pa. Mrs. J. LobmRn. Miss
Katz Of Baltimore. Mrs. Victor RosewAtsr.
Miss Viola Calm. Mrs. A d. BrAndeis and
Mrs. ROsenstock.
Party.
Miss Faith Heel was hostess al an enjoy
able matinee party Monday afternoon Ht
the Orpheurn. The guests present were
Mrs. George Charters Of Chicago. Miss
Marie Gregoire Of Dubuque, Ia; Mrs. ZoIa
Denecker, Miss Pauline sohenck, Mrs. J.
H. Evans and Miss Hoel.
Club Meetings.
Mrs. Arthur Remington entertained the
member Of the Monday Bridge club this
week at her apartments at the winonA.
Mrs. Clement Chase was hostess this
week for the meeting Of the Monday Bridge
LAAAAAAGNA AAGbs an u NI ANAAtN w
lreFent and Mrs. @. 7. Eastman was this
guest Of the afternoon
The H. C. L. club was entertRi NED Friday
by Mrs. W. Bryan. The prizes wee won
by Mrs. A. Nj. Jenkins. NJ s. W. NJ. KIRK
endan and Mrs. w. W. Alien. The next
meeting win be in two weeks at the hone
Of M. D. T. MCGrath-
Zabriskie-shAddock.
The marriage of Miss Louise Shadouck.
daughter Of Mrs. Alice ShAdduck, TO Mr.
Edgar Rudolf Zabriskie, took place at Trim
ity cathedral Sunday evening, Bishop A L
Williams officiating. After q western we'd
cling trip they viii be at home IN an apart
ment in the Davidge block
Surprise Party.
Miss Kate Barnes WAS given q pleasant
sunrise partv Saturday evening at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren Barnes, IN celebration Of her sixteenth
birthday. Music, games and a guessing
contest, won by Miss Hazel Mechanical
were the amusements Of TIE evening. Those
present were Misses Kate Barnes. Fern
Cassel. Liza Marshall, Kate Field. Hazel
McManigal, wauneta McCune, Gertrude
Barnes. Grances Granville. Pauline Green
OpheIia Robert, Elsie Robert. Messrs. Cliff
ford Day. Harry Cor Git, Harry Barnes,
AIbin Matson, Robert Marshall. William
OHearn. William Kennedy Floyd Hunt
i1sEton. Peter jacobson, Ralph Barnes.
Keith stone. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and MRS.
Stone.
Pr Beta Phi AlumnAe.
The Fl Beta Phi Rlumnae were enter.
tanned Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Kate Thomas. A business meeting
was held. st which plans were made TO
give a Christmas party during the holi-
-. g. 49,, r@ir vnarnhgrc uhH Nsfn
be at home from college. During the lat
Ter part of the afternoon a luncheon wa
served.
Prospective Pleasures.
one Of the farewell affairs planned for
Rev. Robert Bell Will be the Social Settle
ment tea, given Tuesday afternoon from
four to six O'Clock al the Settlement house,
1876 south Fourteenth stree.
The eighth annual ball given by the
william Mckinley lodge, B'nia Birth.
will take place Tuesday evening al the
Rome hotel.
Complimentary TO her guest. Miss Tall
aferro. Miss Pearl Fitzgeraid VIII enter
lain Informally, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Lobnam Will entertain At bridge,
Friday afternoon, in honor OF some Of the
out Of town guests.
Mrs. Andrew Ross will be the hostess this
week Tor the meeting Of the the Friday
club.
IS Flan h RosewHter VIII entertain IL
formally wednesday afternoon for Miss
Katz Z Bait mue, and Thursday afternoon
Mss RosswBter viii give a small bridge
party al the new Hamilton.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mrs. T. P. Kfrkendan returned Sunday
morning from q fortnight's visit with
relatives in Toledo. ONO. Mr.. KlrkendAu
ana Master Burdstte returned last week
after spending Thanksgiving in Toledo
Miss julia Meyer Of Chicago is the guest
OF Miss Helen Furth.
Mr.. Edgar EDDY returned Sunday after
a two years absence on the Pacific coast,
and win spend the holiday season with his
! $780, NJ and MrE Ga--na D Eaar