Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-04
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs. A. Martin Entertains at Large
Cafe Luncheon for Visitors.
ARMY SET CONTINUES LIVELY
Mrs. PIummer Gives Dinner at Fort
Crook Complimentary TO Gem
ernl and Mrs. Hayes
Lenten Clubs Meet.

Lenten Clubs Meet.
Mrs. A. Martin was hostess yesterday at a
large bridge luncheon party at the new
Hanson cafe. in honor Of a number Of
out-of-town guests. Small tables were
used, each having a dainty centerplece of
ferns, with fern leaves, on the table. The
invited list included Mesdames Louis Colin
of Chicago. c. Kirshbraun, l.. Kirshbraun.
r. Rotchild. n. Rotchild of Pittsburg, a.
Hitler. A. May, Cohn of Trinidad. Colo;
l.. Tiegler. NJ. Spiesberger, II. Treller. G.
Becker, S. Werthimer, |. Becker Of Phila-
delphia. II. Rosenthal, II. II. Brandeis, Z.
CAM. M. Morris, NJ. S~eligson. T. f. Hadra,
w. Harris, Nj. Meyer, d. Meyer. f. Cohn,
l.. Hagen, ]. Klein, j. Furth, f.. Dreifuss,
c.. Furth, A. Martin, c. Brandeis, L. Wolfe,
A.. Martin, A. Rosenstock, Leo Grotte, ID.
Degan, s. began, NJ. Straus, s. Bergman,
Ledrer Of Des Moines, II. Rehfeld, S. Arm
stien. s. sonenberg, Charles Elgutter. J.
Lobman, S. Fellheimer, NJ. Klein, r.
Grotte, B. Cohn, Anna stepp of Kansas
City, N. Mantel, J. Dreifuss. II. Unverzagt,
f. Adler, II. j. Abrams. Thornberg OF
Cleveland, II. Abrams, Unger of Council
Bluffs. Morris Levy, II. Bergman. Misses
Benedict Of Cleveland, Lena Rehfeld, Eva
Bergman.
For General and Mrs. Hayes.
Miss Plummer of Fort Crook entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor of
General and Mrs. Hayes. A color scheme
of cavalry yellow was used in the decora-
tons in compliment to the honor guest,
who is a retired cavalry officer. Covers
were placed for General and Mrs. Hayes,
Captain and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Captain and
Mrs. George E. Ball, Miss Lucille Kittson,
Mrs. Hentig, Miss Plummer, Lieutenant
A.. e. Brown and Chaplain Hillman.
Lenten Sewing Club.
One of the Lenten sewing clubs met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Cudahy. 1t will meet one after
noon a week and sew for Clarkson hospital
during Lent. Those present were Miss
Dorothy Morgan. Miss Miriam Patterson,
Miss Elizabeth Congdon Miss Carolyn
Barkalow, Mrs. Willard Hosford and Mrs.
Joseph Cudahy.
Cooking school.
Mrs. Ward Burgess was hostess Tuesday
at the meeting Of the Cooking club. Those
present were Mesdames, George Prlnz.
William Sears Poppleton, Luther Kountze,
Charles Kountze. w. H.. Wheeler, Moshier
Colpetzer, George Peek, John T. Stewart,
I'd; Samuel Burns, jr., and Ward Burgess.
: Matinee Party.
Miss Daisy Rogers was hostess Monday
at a matinee party at the Orpheum, her
guests being Mesdames E. p. Boyer, w.
l.. Unzicker, Alvin johnson, Hal Roberts,
Ralph Moody; Misses Nina Criss, Maude
4 Marriott and Blanche Mayhem of Grand
t Rapids, Mich.
5 Informal Affairs.
) Captain and Mrs. Joseph Gohn enter
5 tanned the Fort Crook Bowling club, Tues
day evening, at their quarters at the gar
5 rison. Prizes were won by Miss Colt and
Lieutenant Fooks.
I Mrs. NJ. +. Funkhouser entertained infor-
mally at three tables of bridge Wednesday
t afternoon at her home. Miss Mae Balbach
OF Sandwich. Ont, was the guest of honor.
Roberts-Go1d.
The wedding of Miss Gladys Gould.
n daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Gould,
= to Frank Griffith Roberts, will take place
at s, Wednesday evening, March II, at the
= home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gould. 5O2 Park
: avenue. The ceremony will be performed
. by the Rev. William Fulton, Miss Frances
: Gould, sister of the bride. will be maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Carolyn Conklin and Miss Anna Roberts
i, Mr.. Thomas Allen will be best man. The
ribbons will be stretched by Master Jack
Callahan and little Miss Marjorie Roberts,
, RedaeId-EIIsberry.
. The marriage of Miss Georgia Il. Ellis
berry, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II
I Ellsberry, to NJ. Irving D., Redfield was
solemnized Wednesday morning at half
o past 10 o'clock at the new Strehlow apart
: ments, where the young people will live.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. J.
o Mackay, and Miss Roma Willrodt was maid
Z of honor, and Mr.. Proctor Redfield.
; brother of the groom, was best man. About
. twenty guests were present.
y Prospective Pleasures.
!; Invitations have been Issued for the
. Omaha High school Alumni Prom, which
o will be given Monday evening, April u,
: at Chambers academy. The committee in
= charge includes Mr., George F. Brown and
O George c. Flack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II Krug gave a
: dinner party last evening for out of town
guests. Sweet peas and asparagus fern
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rawlins Of
o Sacramento, Cal; DR.. and Mrs. A. STUNT
n of Spokane, Wash, Miss Mabel STUNT, Mr..
Clinton STUNT and Mr.. and Mrs. Krug.
y Miss Anna Vapor will give an informal
evening party tonight at her home in COM
pIiment to Miss Carolyn KtIcht, whose
marriage to Mr.. Lael Charles Lee of Sr-
iona will take place Saturday at high noon.
Games viii be played and about fifteen
guests will be present.
The afternoon tea which MS. Jack Hayes
Of Fort Crook had planned to give for Miss
Gladys Hanson, leading woman with the
E. II. Sothern company, was postponed.
owing to Miss Hanson's other engagements.
: Mrs. Hayes was one Of the guests at a
e luncheon today given by Miss Hanson.
Mrs. Charles Kirschbraun will be host
ess Friday afternoon at the meeting Of the
Card club.