Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-28

FOR BRIDES AND DEBUTANTES |
Society Realizes that the Fall Season
is Near at Hand.
NEW FACES WILL BE SEEN
Considerable Interest Attaches 60 the
Large Namber of Yosng wOmen
90 Be Presented 90 society
This season.
In Due season.
For touring in summer.
Though nine Is a hummer,
1 never put hands TO the wheel
And this is the reason:
4 like things IN season,
And mine Is an autumn-oble.-By +.
Moxon In Ldppincott's.
social Calendar.
MONDAY Bridge luncheon at Country
club; csildrens dance Al Field club; AIR.
and Mrs. John l.. KENNEDY, theater party.
TGESDA1-Ladies day at Field cub and
Happy Hollow; dinner-dance at Happy
observation-disclosures day at Country
club; Mrs. Swoboda, W. w. club at Rod
and Gun club.
and Field club; dancing party AZ hod and
Gun club; Mrs Frank Roberts, afternoon
for Miss Carolyn Conklin: b. M. club.
FRIDAY-Omiltron dlnner-dance at Happy
Hollow; Mrs. Frank Roberts. afternoon
for Miss Carolyn Conldin.
SATURDAY-Pi Beta Phi, luncneon at
home of Mrs. Bryce Crawford Tor Miss
Margaret PMhippi: Mrs Earl LangdOn.
ner-dance at Happy Hollow, country and
Field clubs; dancing party al Roo and
Gun club.
autumn is comingi
Asked to give their reasons for this belief
they assume judicial air and declare that
they find it in the charts of the temperature
for the last few days snd-this is what
eheerfuly interests the feminine world-ln
the society notes; the charts show that
. touch of autumn chill has given warning
TO the wise; the society notes announce
numerous wedding engagements, and this,
like the weather chart, Is a sure sign of
the approach OF October
The engagement announcements this fall
have been exceptionally numerous and
interesting. The dates for the weddings
have, for the most part, not yet been defln-
itely announced. are only anticipated. The
events for the autumn brides, however,
have begun and furnish large part of the
social activity.
Sharing with the brides the anticipatory
interest OF society. are the debutantes.
Again this fall promises especial interest
In the personality of young women who
will be formally launched upon their social
careers. Some OF those for whom plans are
already being made. though the date of the
debut is still indefinite, are Miss Mamie
Page, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Walter
I. Page, who finished school In New York
at Miss Spences school a year ago and
last winter took a post graduate course
In music and languages; Miss Louise Dim
ming, who attended Notre Dame in Indiana
last year, and Miss Dorothy Stevens, who
spent the year In New York attending Miss
Samples school; Miss Elizabeth Pickens
who was graduated at Mrs. Somer's school
in Washington, d. c., In June. Another
graduate of this school was Miss Helen
cudahy, but ahe win probably continue
her studies another year. Miss Mildred
Rogers, who attended ogonts school, spent
last season In Europe with her mother
Mrs. Warren Rogers. ana will be one Of the
seasons debutantes this lear.
The return of the Omahans who have
found comfort this summer at the lakes
mountains or across the seas, is giving
impetus to the entertaining at home; both
because the returning voyagers bring with
them refreshing enthusiasm and because
those who remained at home enjoy making
opportunities to hear all about the jaunts.
win the opening OF the second vaudeville
theater society's thoughts turn theaterward
and plans for this week include not only
attendance upon the opening night-for
many society people were unable to Sc
cure reservations for the opening date--for
throughout the week every night will be
''society night" The opening OF the sea-
son for the stock company means more
over q revival OF the matinee habit