Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day at Field CLUB
opening Of women's tennis tournament at
Fort Crook; Moon meet at Fort Crook;
Mrs. i. II. Gaines, luncheon at Country
club; Miss Katherine Becker, evening
TUEsDAY-Ladies' day at Field club and
Happy Hollow; midweek hop at Happy
Hollow; Miss Edna Sweeley, afternoon
party; Mrs. 1. A. Stevens, Informal aft
ernoon; Miss Ethel Kiewit, luncheon at
Happy Hollow; DR.. and Mrs. +. c.
Henry, dinner at Happy Hollow.
WEDNESDAY Martin-Halpine wedding;
Alternate Card club, Mrs. w. L. Cor
riell hostess; Miss Jasmine Sherradin,
dinner at Field club.
THURSDAY - Deweese-Towne wedding;
West Farnam Kensington club, Mrs. A.
ID. Bloch hostess; ladies' day at Field
club and Happy Hollow; Mrs. b. b.
Ferris, Comis club; dinner dance at Rod
sATURDAY-Week-end dinner dance at
Field club and Happy Hollow.
The disseminating Of the week end din
ner ard dance at the Country club last
evening presages the close Of the summer
season and is the first signal that autumn
is at hand. While the closing comes ear
lier this year than usual 1t is only a few
weeks ahead and these closing weeks are
rarely as gay, for society has too many
other demands at this season to kill time.
No definite closing dates have been an
0kAANA " NAc SNhNA kAaaan @1N NA~ tN-
son cannot last much longer.
A large number of engagements have
been announced recently, and many Of the
weddings arc scheduled for this fall. The
first will be that OF Miss Alice Towne,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. S. r. Towne, to
Mr.. Fred Deweese of Lincoln, which will
take place Thursday at the new home OF
the brides parents near West Dodge
street. II will be a quiet home wedding
and only relatives and a few intimate
friends will be present. The next wedding
OH the social calendar is that of Miss Jane
Blanchard, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j
B.. Blanchard, to Mr.. Howard MoMonies OF
Lyons, Neb., which will take piac,
Wednesday evening, September IS, at $50
at the home Of the brides parents or
Georgia avenue.
An interesting announcement of tn,
week was that of the engagement of Mis-.
Helen Ribbed, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Ribbed, TO Lieutenant John Pull
man of the Second Cavalry, u. S
A., stationed at Fort Des Moines
Lieutenant Pullman is the son of Colone
Pullman Of the Quartermaster's depart
ment, United states army, who was for
merly stationed here. III wedding will
ldht HAuCt III NONeilDeIi utter WHICH III
young couple will so to the Philippines
where Lieutenant Pullman will be sta
toned. Miss Ribbed is a graduate o
Smith college and her many friends regre
that her marriage viii take her away iron
Omaha to reside.
Another interes sting engagement an
nounoed is that of Miss Julia Higginson o
Chicago, formerly of Omaha, to MIR. Rich
ard Holm Of Chicago. The wedding vii
take place this fall. Miss Higginson mad
her debut in Omaha society and was yer
popular here, where she has visited friend
at different times since moving to Chi
cago. She is a striking brunette and wa
one Of the best Sowned young women /
local social circles. The marriage Of Mis-
Lorraine Comstock to Mr.. Harold Evart
win also be one of the fall weddings. TIL
will take place some time I'm October. Mos
OF the fall brides are college girls an
Miss Comstoek is not an exception, havin
attended both the University or Nebrask
and Smith college. The date of the wed
ding OF Miss Faith Potter and Mr.. Hug
Weed of st. Louis has not been decide
and may not take place until spring. TIL
wedding OF Miss Grace Conant and NJ
Arthur Rogers will probably take place
the late fall.