Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
Social Calendar.

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social Calendar.
MONDAY-Formal opening Of Rod and
Gun club; Lieutenant and Mrs w ~
Haskell dinner at Country club for Miss
Marion br S9nhf for Mss Eose Wood Miss
Mamie Page, afternoon bridge Tor MISS
Clarkson OF New York, and Miss Gies-
letter of Little Rock, Ark.
TtJESDAY-Mrs. John Z. Gown and Mrs.
Miss BESSIE Yates; Mrs w ID. Williams,
1loise Wood; Miss Catherine Powell and
MIR, Doane Powell, evening bridge; MI.
and Mrs. William J. Council, dinner party
for Raymond Council wedding party; Mr..
Isaac Raymond, luncheon for ushers;
ladies' luncheon, Field club and Happy
Hollow,
WEDNESDAY - Raymond Council we'd
ding; Miss Marion Halter, luncheon at
Country club Mrs. Louis Doup, luncheon
at Country club; Mrs. w. f. Martin ana
Miss Daisy Doane, luncheon at Country
club; opening of Dietz club; RoEers-Car-
son wedding; Fortnightly club, Mrs. L.
A. Maher; dinner and midweek hop at
THURSDAY-Miss Mae Engler. evening
card party; Mrs John Richards German
Coffee club Johnson-Chase wedd1,ngi
luncheon, Field and Happy Hollow.
FRIDAY-Mrs. George Voss, dinner at
Country club for Miss Yates and Lieu
tenant Allen; Mrs. John f. Flack, Daugh-
ters OF 1872; Original Bridge club
SATURDAY-Table d'hote dinner and week
end dance at Country and Field clubs and
Happy Hollow; alumnae luncheon and
Junior day at Browrell Hall
The June bride will be the incentive for
most OF the entertaining for the next few
weeks. They will be honor guests at one
or more social affairs each day for the
next fortnight. The wedding parties of a
few OF these popular brides have been an
nounced.
d One of the largest of the June weddings
will be that of Miss Marion Council, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Connell, to Mr..
Isaac NJ Raymond of Lincoln, which will be
solemnized at st. Marys Avenue Congrega-
tonal church next Wednesday evening. The
wedding party will include Dr. Karl Con-
nell and Mr. Charles Shlverick Of New
York. Mr.. Amos Thomas and Mr.. Payne
OF Lincoln, and Mr.. Edward Creighton; and
the brides attendants will be Mrs. Edward
Creighton, Misses Eleanor Raymond of
Lincoln, Miss Helen Davis and Miss Ger
trude White The Rev. A v. V. Raymond
of Buffalo N. Y, uncle Of the groom, and
for many years president of Union college
Schenectady, N. Y, will officiate.
The bridal attendants for Miss Louise
Peck and Mr.. Denise Barkalow, June s.
will be- Miss Brownie Bess Baum, Miss
Elsie Funkhouser of Lincoln, Miss Eliza.
beth Congdon, Miss Carolyn Barkalow and
Miss Giesreiter of Little Rock Ark. L. c
Phps, jr, of Denver will be the bes
man, and the ushers will be: Ben Wood
George Van Brunt of Council Bluffs, Gil
more Kinney, Jr., of Hagerman. Idaho
and Charles II. Chaplin of Jerome, Idaho
Bishop Williams and Dean Beecher will b,
the officiating clergymen at this wedding
which will be at Trinity cathedral.
The wedding party of Miss Eloise Woo
and Mr.. Harry Milllken, whose marriag
will be celebrated June 6 at ST. Mary
Avenue Congregational church, will include
Miss Doris Wood. maid OF honor; Misse
Fannie Rowland, Laura Dale and ELM
Jane Milliken OF Fremont bridesmaids
Messrs. Fred Baker, William Robert Wood
William Hughes and Alec Rutherford
ushers, and Mr., Lyle Milliken of Fremont
best man. Miss Hazel Smith will sing pre-
ceding the ceremony and Mr.. Martin Bus
will preside at the organ.
Active Is the adjective which most de
scribes the week just closed and many O
the society women would probably choos
the more emphatic word strenuous
since two large charitable entertainment
were claimants, TO their attention. Thes
philanthropic entertainments. moreover
we're but part of week filled with com
plimentary events and interesting mus
Gales.
The annual bridge party of the Crech
given at the Country club Thursday wa
exceedingly successful both from socis
and financial viewpoints.
Likewise "The Toy Shop" which con
pleted it's thEee performance engagemer
at The Brandets last evening rewarde
the society women who have been IL
terested and instrumental in it's prepari
ton by being a superlative success.
At the evenings performance of "Tf
Toy Shop" one of the boxes was occ,
pied by party Of friends from the pr,
Queer, Miss Margaret Martins home tow
st. Joseph, MO- Col. Donovan, Mrs. Ann
Pattee, Miss Martina Martin, Miss Eudol
Martin. Miss Leonore Nelson. Mr.. Ea
Davenport Smith. Mr.. Howard Sherida
of st. Joseph. and Mrs. +. IL Cole II
other box holders at the Saturday pc
formances were Senator ]. H. Willard al
Miss Jessie Willard, Mrs. W. b. Millar
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Kountze. Mr. and MI
Gurdon w. Wattles. Mrs. w. A. Paxto
Mrs. Joseph Cudahy, Mrs c. w. Lyma
Mrs. Herbert Rogers and Mrs. Harold Gl
toiu' MIs' W. D. fOye' Mrs j. T. some
and Mrs, George A. Hoagland.
The Tuesday Musical club has a mo
interesting announcement as to the openii
of its season next fall Mrs. Fannie Bloor
field zaisler has been secured for
artist recital, November 10. The season
this club, In which society takes such
prominent interest and part, opens wi
the month Of November, The recital
November 10 is but one of the series viii
during the year is given for the pleasu
OF the club members.
Pleasures Past.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Likert entertain