Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-14

Twenty thousand voices wild That scream
and yell and swear
Foot ball-that's all!
Social end
HoNDAY-Madden-Hayden wedding at 81.
Peters church, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lee Nc
shane, Orpheum party: Mrs. G. Y. smith
entertains the Monday Sewing club MISS
Marion Council entertains Junior Bridge
club; N. N. O. Dancing club party at
TUHsDAY-Mr. and Mrs. Willard Deere
Hosford O'Clock coffee; Mrs. Edward
Zabrlskie, Melody club; Mrs. Harry y.
Burnam, afternoon tea; Mrs - F..
Reynolds, bridge party for Mrs. Charles
WE6NEsDAY-social meeting Of Woman's
Hubbard, luncheon; Mrs. F.. w. Thorne'
Literary club, Mrs. John Liddeli' Old
Time club.
THURsDAY-Mrs. Arthur J. Cooley, lunch
con at Omsha club for Mrs. Thomas
FRIDAY-Junior Dancing club at Cham
bers; Mrs. Arthur ]. Cooley, bridge party
for Miss Potter.
tsins Lincoln guests; Omikron club dan
cling party at Chambers.
Part Of the Invitations for the charity
ball al Fort Crook November 20 were
issued Saturday and elaborate prepara-
lions are being made to have this the
largest and most enjoyable function
ever given at the garrison. All of the
officers and ladies of the post will lend
their assistance, together with some Of
the members Of the board of directors of
the Creche. The night Of the ball the
guests will be received by Mrs. Cornelius
Gardener OF Fort Crook, Mrs. T. S. kim
ball, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Guyer and Mrs.
Bennett of Fort Crook. The floor COM
mittee which will look after the Omaha
guests includes: Captain Warfield, Cap
tan Bundell and Lieutenant Michaells.
Eight officers and eight of the ladies
will dance the minuet some time during
the evening. A large number of omahs
people are planning TO attend.
An interesting calendar is being made
up for the holidays, giving promise of un-
usual sayety. The latest announcement
is that there is a possibility of the Harv-
ard Glee club coming to Omaha the lat
ter part OF December. This will be the
first western trip the club has made in
several years. The manager of the club
has made an engagement to give a CON
cert in Denver either December 30 or 81,
and may possibly come here before that
ne 1ltt tAub llANluutS Olb Oiidlid man
MIR. Harry Matters, who formerly attended
the University Of Nebraska. There is
q large alumni of Harvard in Omaha
who are taking interest in the club.
The visit of the Japanese commission,
that is Of It's women members, did not turn
QUE 10 be all that was anticipated by the
local hostesses, who had planned for Their
aAH.eNatag.Aa g., a-g-N - .. A.
a matter Of fact there were a lot of dis.
appointed women In town Saturday even.
Ing and a lot, too, who had quite recovered
from their disappointment that had beer
bitter indeed until the word went forth
Saturday morning that the oriental vlsl.
tors were indisposed-lll, over-weary, OF
something else that would compel them tC
\ be excused from being entertained. Th'
continuous attentions that have beer
showered upon these women, whose livei
are ordinarily quiet and secluded, ha'
commenced to tell upon them. and one
Baroness Shlbusawa, is really i'll.
Only three, Baroness Kanda, MADAM
Midruno, wife OF the Japanese consul a
New York, and Mrs. Horikoshi were abb,
TO leave the car, and those who were priv
LEGGED to meet them were charmed int
speedy forgiveness OF all disappointment
Even they, however, were unable to max,
the full schedule Of the entertainment
committee.
a committee including Mrs. A. C. Shall
lenberger, Mrs. Gould Dietz, Mrs. G. w
Wattles, Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mrs j. II
seobls and Mrs, William J. Bryan went I
the train Saturday morning expecting I
take the visiting women to the YounI
Women's Christian association. Clarksor
hospital and the Lininger Art gallery, bu
this all had to be given up with some o
the private entertaining, including a re
ception and musicale at the home Of Mrs
George A Joslyn.
At 1850 they were entertained at break
fast at the home Of Mrs. c. N. Dietz. an
taken for dinner TO the home of Mrs.
Luther Kountze.
Mrs. Dietz's breakfast was an aItogethe
charming affair. II was entirely Amer.
can In every detail, In fact Il had been tn
in ention OF the local hostesses to Civ
th,i; fc-eign guests a glimpse into n
America home ana American home life.
Besides the visiting women Mrs. Dietz
gues;s included Mrs. A. c. shallenberge
and Mrs. W. j. Bryan Of Lincoln, Mrs. {
r Henderson. Mrs G, w. Wattles, Mr.
Luther Kountze Mrs Gould DletE. Mr.
Lconora Dietz Nelson, Miss Mae Haml
ton and Mrs. c. N. Dietz. five of Who
have visited Japan, including Mrs. Bryai
Ms. Wattles, Mrs. Kountze. Miss HAM
ton and Mrs. c. N. Dletz.
Following Mrs. Dietz's breakfast the vi
ling women were taken 10 the resldenI
OF Miss Jessie Millard for an informal r.
ception, Miss Willard being assisted l
Mrs. Il. A. Cudahy, Mrs. c. +. Manderso
AIRS. Thomas fitzpatrick, Mrs. Clemel
chase. Mrs. J. Il. Baum, Mrs. Philip Dodg
Mrs. Bertha offutt, Mrs. Harold Giffor
AIRS. Herbert Rogers, Misses Carrie al
Helen Willard, Mrs. w b. Willard. Mi
RICHARDSON, Mrs. e. NJ. Fairfield and Mi
Etnel Morse.
People are not single motived In IN
world. and Omaha society folk have ju
been afforded an interesting exempt
fication Of the trlte, but true stat
mont,
There was a great demand FOR q
chance TO entertain the Japanese "
men who were In Omaha with their hu
banos and brothers yesterday and not
who wished 20 extend hospitality 10 &
" oriental Vizitu. were given the great