Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10

Mr.. Dillingham;. Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Barks-
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Potter.
At Happy Hollow.
Miss Ruth Harding entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening at Happy Hollow for her
guest. Mrs. Bale Of Denison. la. the
others present being Miss Carolyn Hard
ing. Mrs. Charles Harding. Mr.. william
Guild. Mr.. Frederic Thomas and Mr.. Mac
Harding.
BYrne-sherrIdan.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
morning in st. Joseph. Mo, when Miss
Irma Sheridan became the bride OF Mr..
Roy Byrne Of Omaha, formerly OF st. Jo-
seph. Mr.. Byrne is a nephew Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Byrne and is associated with
the Byrne-Hammer company. MIR. 10
Byrne and Mr.. Thomas ]. McShane Of
Omaha left Monday evening for st. JO-
serh to serve as ushers at the wedding and
to be present at some Of the prenuptial
festivities. Miss Esther Byrne accompanied
them. After an extended western wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Byrne will be at
home in Omaha.
Farewell Party.
As a farewell to Mrs. Louis Cohn. who.
with DIT. Cohn, leaves soon fer a trip to
California, one OF the bridge clubs gave an
informal party at Ruser's park Wednes-
day. The women drove out in the morning
and spent the day playing bridge, luncheon
being served at noon. The party included
Mrs. COhn. Mrs. Treller, Mrs. Jake Kline.
Mrs. Carl Furth, Mrs. Arnstein, Miss Rose
spiesberger and Miss Lena Rehfeld.
Matinee Party.
Miss Elizabeth Sweet gave a matinee
party Tuesday at the Burwood In honor of
Miss Gladys Hetherington of Washington,
d. G.. Her guests occupied two boxes and
those present were Miss Gladys Hether-
ington, Miss Pauline Bourke, Miss Caroline
Barkalow, Miss Sue Brown, Miss Sara
Bourke, Miss Anna Bourke, Miss Mamie
Page, Miss Elisabeth Sweet; Mesdames
Thomas Hurley of Des Moines, Ia, and
G. A. Sweet.
Miss Bess Moorhead gave a box party
Monday afternoon at the Orpheum, when
her guests were Misses Pauline Bourke,
Sara BOurke, Faith Potter. Gladys Hether-
inEton and Mrs. Jesse Whitemore.
Come and Go Gossip.
Miss Susie Wilson, who has been visiting
her uncle, w. ]. Mawhinny, returned to her
nome in waupaca. Wis, Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. d. Love and children returned
Monday from the east, where they have
been for the last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Harrington left
Wednesday for a trip to New York City.
Mrs. T. N. Lynn of GAINESVILLE. o., ar
rived Wednesday to be the guest of Mrs
Thomas A. McShane for a few days.
Mr.. Raymond Dillingham; of Denver
Colo, is the guest of Mr.. Cedric Potter and
Mr.. Cuthbert Potter until Friday, wher
they will all leave for Union College, N. Y
Miss Ella Mae Brown, who has beer
spending several weeks In the east, is ex.
pected home the latter part Of next week.
Miss Alma Beckett, who has been visit.
ing friends in Omaha, left Monday for hel
home In Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. G. c. Bonner has gone to Grinnell
Ia, to stay until October.
Miss Margaret McShane, who has beer
visiting on a ranch, returned Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Mcshane returned severa
days ago.
Mrs. Bale of Denison, Ia, formerly Mist
Helen Meyer of Omaha, who came to at
tend the Baird McHugh wedding, is spend
ing the week as the guest of Miss Rutl
Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davies of Spokane
Wash, who nave been visiting DIR. anC
Mrs. J.. ]. McMullen for the last tire,
weeks, left for their home, Monday morn
iDg. .-.s- 5.-
Miss Dora Raapke left Tuesday for thu
east, to be gone a -month, visiting the ar
studios.
Miss Minna Meyer, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Meyer, has returned to New York to re
sumo her vocal studies preparatory to en-
tering grand opera.
A small picnic party Monday included
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doorley, Misses Faitl
Potter and Marie Crounse, Messrs. Ros
Towle and Richardson.
Captain Hetherington and Miss GladyI
Hetherington, who have been visiting Mrs
John A. Horbach and Mrs. John G. Bourk,
for the last week, will leave Wednesday
morning for Dubuque, Ia, where they will
visit for a short time before returning Il
Washington, d. c..