Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-06
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Wakefield An
nounce Engagement of Daughter.
RECITAL OF TUESDAY MUSICALE
Tardy Corners Permitted TO to stand
During Number that ContrIbu-
tors May BE spared Dis
courtesy of Interruption.

An interesting announcement Of the day
Is that 90 the engagement of Miss Jeanne
Wakefield. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
\. Wakefield, to Mr.. Harry L. Street of
Chicago. This came rather as a surprise
TO the many friends of Miss Wakefield,
although Mr.. Street recently visited in
Omaha. Miss Wakefield is a striking
brunette and has been very popular in
the Country club set and il will be re-
GREETED by her friends that her marriage
will take her to another city to live. Mr..
Street is in the lumber business in Chi
cago with his father in the Street-Chat-
field Lumber company. The wedding will
take place in the near future.
Tuesday Musicale.
Mrs. Edward A. Cudahy opened her
spacious home Tuesday for the meeting Of
the Tuesday Morning Musicale. The rooms
were decorated with cut flowers and palms
and Mrs. Charles Martin assisted Mrs.
Cudahy. The musicale, which was a cham
Der music program, was given by Mrs.
Charles Hagenow of Chicago, Miss Eiche
of Lincoln, Miss Myrtle Moses and Miss
Irene Cole, with Miss Corinne Paulson,
who was in charge of the program, as ac-
companist. Some OF the society women
who have a habit Of being late at social
affairs, discovered that they will have to
he on time at these musicales or remain
standing until the numbers are finished.
The disturbance of people finding seats
during the number is considered discour-
teous to those taking part on the program.
There was a good attendance Tuesday
morning.
For Miss Murphy.
Miss Mary O'Connor gave a large
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honor Of Miss Clara Blanche Murphy,
whose wedding to MIR. william Gunlock of
Detroit takes place the latter part of the
month. The rooms had an effective
decoration of red carnations and roses and
red-shaded candles. The invitation list in.
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. James. Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Callahan. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
D.. Reed Misses Blanche Murphy Golda
Murphy, Stella Murphy, Clara Murphy OF
Lincoln, Margaret Maloney, Rosemary
Langdon, Philomena Rush, Lottie Rush,
Mary Furay, Florence McSweeney. Lora
Park, Beth Park, Nettie Bushman, Bridge
McArdle, Patricia Darrough, Margaret Cor.
man, Grace Lowe, Celia Mccartney. Mary
Lynch, Kate Schall, Sophie Shirley; Me srs.
Bert Murphy, Byron Reed, Frank Furay,
DR.. Bushman, DIR. Fred Langdon, DR.. f. s
Mellinger, Mark Walker, VIII McCaffrey,
Frank McCaffrey, John German, VIII Ma.
loney, Willis Barber, Leonard Vismer, John
Wear. Paul Beaton, Elston Dooley, Robert
Bushman, Will Frawley, Ray Coad. Car
Hallene, Ed Kennedy, Tom Lynch, VII
Schall, DR.. b.. A. McDermott, William NJ
Gunlock of Detroit,
At the Omaha Club.
Miss Helen Matters entertained at lunch
con Monday at the Omaha club for NJ IS
Katherine Krug, who leaves shortly for
California to spend the winter. The table
had a pretty trimming of pink and white
roses and place cards to match marked the
places of Misses Katherine Krug. Harris
Copley, Olga Storz, Katherine Ihummel
Glenn Way, Adelaide Funkhouser, Anna
Clifford. Helen Smith, Florence Liver. Helen
Matters and Mrs. Thomas II. Matters
Luncheon was followed by an Orpheum
party.
Mrs. E. Dimon Bird of New York, Miss
Curtis and Mrs. Jacobs were the guests
Of Mrs. f. A. Brogan at the Omaha club
at luncheon Monday.
For Miss SadIn,
Miss Ruth Latenser entertained at lunch
con at her home Monday in honor Of Miss
Hazel Sadin of Beatrice, Neb. The table
was attractive with a centerpiece Of
american Beauty roses. Those present
were Miss Hazel Sadin, Miss Marie Har-
den, Miss Louise Barnard, Miss Helen Colt
Miss Ethel Wheeler. Miss Ruth Latenser
and Mrs. J. Latenser. A box party at the
Orpheum followed the luncheon partv
Dancing Club.
The Young Married Peoples Dancing
club was entertained Tuesday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Richardson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pierpont at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Doorly. The mem
bers OF the club include Mr.. and Mrs. G. g
George. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cooley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Doorly. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Richard
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar II. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. p. Dodge, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers. Mr.
and Mrs. George Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Pierpont, DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Willard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarke Powell, MI. and Mrs. f. NJ
Morsman, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. George Peek
Tuesday Bridge CIub.
Mrs. Helen Powell was hostess this weeL
for the meeting of the Tuesday Rridge
Luncheon club. A color scheme of green
was used and the centerpiece for the tabIe