Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20
DECEMBER EVENTS FORECAST
Invitations for DebutaEtc Reception
Dance Rcmiad Of Holiday Season
SOCIETY VIEWS ART EXHIBITS
Members o. the Fine Arts society Wiii
Go o. Lincoln to visit the spc-
cial Ezhtbit of Modern
PAINTINGS.
Too True.
The au.o Travelled with q wniri
Along the pave.
We turned and asked the pretty girl
~ Sac vas brave.
She ru.pcG riat OF dust-no les;
She encezsd O. BIT
Aud then she gaiiy answered, "Gcg,
I'm fill o. grit"
Louisville Courier-JcurnaL


HNNAAA AAAFMWANs
MONDAY-EIr. and Mrs. r. a. Nash, din
ner and tEeater party; Mr.. W. Farnam
smith, theater party. MRS. p. G.. .tIee-
Merriam bridge dinner; Miss Anna Butts
rUEsDSY%Mrs. Nathan Merriam. bridge
wEDNEsDAY-Ma and Mrs Omar
Bundy. dinner party; Elks dancing party
for officers and ladies' OF Fort Crook
MrF. -. n. Moss. Go-To club.
TUTRgDAY-Mr and MrG. Louis KirFch-
braun. dinner for kirsch braun Hitler
FRiDAY-Mrs Dudley Wolfe, dancing
party at ChamDers academy MT. and
Mrs Charles Kirschbraun and Mr.. Harry
May. dinner and theater party Cor Kirsch-
braun-Hller wedding party Mrs. Louis
IIller and Mr, Lester Klrschbraun
sATURDAY-w edding OF Miss Minnie
Hitler and Mr.. Lester kirschbraun; wed
Charles r. olson; Mrs. Warren Rogers
and Miss Mildred Rogers, afternoon tea.
Invitations issued last week for Dccem-
Der entertainments remind society OF many
interesting facts. but chiefly that tho reign
Of the autumn brides Is nearing eclipse
and the debutantes are beginning to assert
their claims 20 the sceptre, The invitations
are for the large reception and dancing
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pickens
give at the Rome hotel Thursday evening,
December /. for their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Pickeus.
Miss Helen Cudahy. whose formal intro
duction TO society will be a reception and
dancing party which her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. u. A. Cudahy give at the Rome hotel
Monday evening December g. will be as
sisted I'm her festivities by four school
friends from eastern clues-Miss Phoebe
Weaver OF Philadelphia, Miss Dorothy Ed
wards and Miss May Peabody of Chicago
and Miss Josephine Cudahy OF Milwaukee.
These young women, whose presence in
Omaha will be the incentive to much en-
pertaining. will arrive Sunday, December
e. and will be Miss Cudahy's guests for
the following two weeks.
Art with a capital A has been receiving
and will receive still more attention from
a large portion Of Omaha society just now.
Yesterday 8 most interesting private CO
lection OF original wood cuts by Timothy
Cole was shown by Mrs. August Mothe
Borglum at the studio, which she gave in
honor Of the we'll known artist, Miss Grace
Gassett OF Paris, who Is visiting in Omaha.
At the library under the auspices Of the
Omaha Fine Arts society, an exhibition Of
the paintings OF Mrs. Frances Mumaugh
Is being shown This is open TO the pub
lie. The exhibit of jewery which she has
made is Of especial interest
Tuesday. November 70, about sixty mem
bers Of the Fine Arts society will go to
Lincoln to visit the special exhibit OF mod
srn paintings which ths Nebraska Art as
ISOLATION has secured. The Omaha society,
which goes upon invitation of the Lincoln
society win leave here in the morning on
a special car and return that afternoon.
The plans include luncheon at the Lincoln
hotel before the visit to the library OF the
University Of Nebraska, where the exhibit
Is to be held
At the tea which Madame August Mothe
Borglum gave at her home Saturday
afternoon from 4 to o'clock. interest IN
art was both personal and impersonal-
interest In the artist who was present.
Miss Grace Gassette Of Paris, the well
known portrait painter; and interest in
tho remarkable collection Of original wood
cngravlngs by Timothy Cole.
These engravings, forty of which were
shown. were presented TO the hostess by
the artist IN whose home in Paris she has
frequently visited. The exhibit included
an engraving OF Reynolds famous por-
trait OF the Duke OF Wellington and en-
cravings OF other paintings in the private
gallery OF the king and Queen OF Eng
land. The engravings were exhibited In
one room. IN Nhe dining room decora-
ton Of pale yellow chrysanthemums were
used and assisting Nine. Borglum were
Mrs. f. A. Cudahy, Mrs L. p Peck. Mrs
Thomas Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Charles Offutt
Mrs. Alfred Darlow. Mrs. H. H. Baldrge
Mrs. John Bourke, Mrs. j. T. Patrick, Mrs
T. M. Orr and Miss Jessie Nillard.
series OF interesting entertainments
was given during last week In honor Of
Miss Clara Mitchell and Miss Ida Quinten
both Of Denver, who spent several days as
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Creighton Miss Mitchell has visited In
Omaha before and has many friends here
Tho young women arrived Wednesday
morning from a three months visit with
friends in New York, Massachusetts and
Virginia. and left Saturday morning Tor
their homes In Denver. Mrs. Barton Mil
lard entertained at luncheon Wednesday
afternoon for the visitors; Wednesday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs Creighton gave an Or
pheum party when their guests included
Miss Mitchell, Miss Quinten. Mr. Jack
Baum and Nj. Lawrence Brinker. Thurs
day Mrs. Charles Creighton entertained at
luncheon ana Friday Mrs J. a. c. Ken
nedy was hostess at luncheon party for
these guests.