Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06
Social Calendar.

Mondsy-Mrs. w. y. Miisrd. meeting Of
the Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton; regular meeting Of the Temple Is
rael sisterhood in the vestry rooms Of
the temple Mrs. George Marples. Lenten
Sewing club; Mrs. Walter Clement. meet
Ing Of one OF the bridge clubs; Miss Ruth
Moorhead, meeting Of the Junior Bridge
club.
Tuesday-Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cudshy. meeting
OF one OF the Lenten Sewing clubs, Mrs.
Ralph Sunderland, Thimbls club; wedding
OF Miss Villa Anderson and Mr.. Frank
e.. Strawn.
Misunderstanding. W. A. Pixley. Dundee
Bridge club; Mrs. s. G. Clayton, Comet
club.
Thursday-Mrs. p. w. Mikesell, c. t.
Euchre club.
Frlday-oui vive Dancing club party at
Chambers academy; meeting OF Original
Bridge club; Debutante Bridge club, Miss
Eunice Howell; KensingtOn club, Mrs.
Joseph Mandelberg; Rose Leaf Card club.
Mrs. c. H.. Madison.
saturday-weddlnE OF Miss Margaret Ken
nedy and Mr.. Charles l.. Bronze.
Lsnten clubs, sewing clubs. bridge clubs
and various other kinds Of clubs will keep
society busy this week, and, although
their demands are not as e~xacting as those
Of more formal affairs, they will keep
things moving. As a matter Of fact, So
ciety Is glad OF a little rest. Last week
was full, and, with the brilliant opening OF
the Brandeis theater, and the many other
things Incidental to that occasion. also
had much on their minds. Next week will
be almost crowded with smart affairs. The
artists recital to be given by the Tuesday
Morning Musicale at the hons OF Mrs.
George A.. Joslyn will come first with the
Visiting Nurse associations benefit must
Gale and Temple Israel S~lsterhood's vaude-
VILE following. st. Patrick's day will also
occasion many affairs Of more or less con-
sequence.
There will be no Visiting Nurse birthday
party this year, and society will be de-
prlved Of one OF the smartest annual func-
lions given In Omaha. The association has
announced an admirable substitute. how
ever, in the musicale to be given by Mrs.
Edith WAGNER wednesday evening, March
Is, in the auditorium Of the Young womeh's
Christian association. on this occasion,
as at the birthday party, society will be
asked to make its gift to the association,
but the fund instead Of being used for the
general work will be devoted to the sup
port Of a summer camp for the sick babies
of Omaha. There will be no admission
fee charged for the musicale, and a general
invitation will be extended as usual. 1t
was the idea when the birthday party was
instituted that all guests should give at
least / cent for each year Of their age.
The majority did this and many others
gave much more. The benefit program
will be presented by professional talent and
Of high order. The Visiting Nurse associa-
ton is Differed this year by Mrs. Luther
Kountze. president; Mrs, Thomas Kilpat-
rick, vice president; Miss Louise McPher-
son secretary, and Mrs. Myron Learned,
treasurer.
The athletic meet at the Auditorium
April 1 will be one Of the prominent events
on the spring social calendar. Society will
be present in numbers and the following
have already reserved boxes: Mr.. e. s
Westerbrook, Mr.. Harry A. Turkey. Mr.. S
S, Caldwell, Mr.. N. p. Dodge, jr., Mr.. J. NJ
Cudshy, Mr.. c, w. Hull, MIR. w. NJ. Bur.
CESS, Governor A. c. Shsllenbergsr, Mi
II. w. Yates, Mr.. L.. l.. Kountze, MIR. f