Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-18

sooinI Calendar,
MoNpAY-Mrs Frank Colpetzer, luncheon
AZ Field club.
Tt.EspAY-Mfs. Eva wallace, luncheon
georEe Parker and Mrs. Charles Martin.
Mrs FTa5k ws,imaS l s Ia les
day at Field club and Happy Hollow
mid-week dinner-danee a. Happy Hollow
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz, evening re
eeption.
Wednesday Mid week dlnner-dsnce at
Field club
THURsDAY-Ladles' day at Fled club and
Happy Hollow
FRIDAY-N aught- Nine Debutantes' Bridge
club
sATIyRDAY-CIosing dinner-dance at Field
club, dinner-dance at Happy Hollow.
Last week IL was wedding engagement
which furnished first topic Of conversation
among society people This week It Is mole
announcements. consequently more we'd
dlnEs which calls for, and receives atten
ton. As September progresses II becomes
more and more apparent that that summit
OF social interest the wedding, Is to be
scaled by Omaha society, quite frequently
this autumn. This Notwithstanding III,
fact that many Of the weddings IN pros
pect Will be quiet celebrations.
Prominent among the announcements just
made Is that Of the engagement Of Miss
Eva Smith, daughter Of Brigadier General
Frederick A. Smith. commanding officer Of
the Departn ent of Missouri, and Mrs.
Smith to Captain A. LaRue Christie, aide
20 General Smith The wedding will be In
October, but the definite date has not yet
been announced.
The engagement Of Miss Anna Coad
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John F. Coad, to
Mr. Edmund V. Krug Of St. Louis. has
been announced. The wedding, which will
be celebrated very quietly, will be early In
October
The third interesting announcement OF
the week is that OF Miss Daisy Rogers,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Rogers, TO
Mr. Charles e. Oleson OF Grand Island.
The wedding is planned for November.
An announcement made IN Council Bluffs
last week was of the engagement Of Miss
Hazel Hannah. daughter Of Mrs Charles
r. Hannah, to Mr. George Warren Van
Brunt The wedding will take place in
October Both young people are prominent
socially and well known in Omaha
OF similar interest are the announcements
OF the dates Of some OF these autumn we'd
dlngs
The wedding OF Miss Kate Moores and
be celebrated Tuesday evening, October IL.
at o'clock In the home Of the bride, $50
South Thlrty-sixth street.
October Is announced the date OF
the wedding of Miss Pearl Fitzgerald.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Fitzgerald.
to Mr.. Harold Sears. The wedding will be
small, including only the intimate friends
and will be celebrated in the early after
noon.
The wedding OF Miss Olive Baker, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Baker, to MIR.
Harry Kelley " TO be celebrated Tuesday
evening, October II. probably at st. Mays
Avenue Congregational church.
in 81. Paul September "a the wedding OF
Miss Irene Jaynes. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mira Henry s. Jaynes of 81. Paul, formerly
OF Omaha, to Mr.. Ralph Burnett Murphy
OF Lincoln Is to be celebrated, and is of
wide interest IN Omaha, both In college and
society circles. The ceremony is to be at
$50 o'clock In the afternoon and will be
witnessed only by relatives. Both young
people attended the University OF Ne
braska and are fraternity people. Miss
Jaynss 10 = Delta Gamma and Mr.. Murphy
Phi Kappa Psi. They will make their
home in Lincoln
November IL the date OF the wedding OF
Miss Florence olmsted. daughter OF M and
Mrs, r. II. Oimsted. and Mr.. Bentley Grimes
AcCloud OF Chicago. II is TO be celebrated
In the First Presbyterian church and will
be followed by large reception at the
residence. Among the brides attendants
will be a number OF out-of-town young
women.
The Field club closes its season of table
d'hote service this week and the club mem
bers have apparently realized their oppor-
tunities most now that II is slipping from
them. AT least the indications are that the
special days Of this week win be more
largely attended than during any previous
week this season.
Tuesday. for instance, the reservations
for luncheon are rapidly approaching the
two hundred mark. already considerably
more than one hundred places having been
reserved. Among those entertaining Tues
day are Mrs. s. F. Miller. Mrs. w. H.
Rhodes. Mrs l. l.. French, Mrs. Eva Wal
lace. Mrs. George Barker and Mrs. Charles
Goss.