Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07


MoNDAY--1diss Ruth Sherwood, tea for
Mlsa Louise Boone and Miss Helen Case
TUEeDAY-Miss Louise Dinning, tea for
Happy Hollow and Fled clubs; MidweeE
dinner dance at Happy Hollow.
WBDNESDAY-Miss Carmeiits Chase, tea
nSr-dancs at Field club; ladies' day at
Country club.
rHURSbAY-LAdiss' day at Field club and
FRiBGxn%. i. club, Miss Gladys Tall
sHTGRDAY-Mlss Doorthy Stevens, lunch
con at the Country club for Miss Mar
Happy Hollow and Country Grub; week
end dance AZ Rod and Gun club,
In among the events Of August interest
ing ~ they may be and are creeps always
for society some thought Of the coming
secson. Plans for the fall season absorb
some OF the attention Of every one. Plans,
possibly, for the college girl or youth
plans for the dsbutante. plans for the
great fall festival, the Ak-sar-Ben, and,
the most interesting plans Of ALL plans
for the fall weddings.
Already announcements of engagements
presage numerous weddings for this
autumn. Two announcements made this
v eek are OF especial interest. The an
HOunCenent
Lydia Turkey Morrison. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. p Turkey, to Mr.. Harry e.
Byram, has wide interest because of Mrs.
Morrison's wide popularity and because of
Mr. Byram's high office in the railroad
world.
Another of the weeks interesting an
nouncements was that Of q young Council
Bluffs man, we'll known in Omaha society,
= a. NJ
and Mrs c. s. Lefferts. and Miss Frances
Louise Wells. daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
J. G. s. WELLS of Norfolk, Neb.
For the omahans abroad August also
sounds It's warning, reminding them Of the
necessity OF planning for the return to the
land Of Uncle Sam. Those travellers, as
ehelr messages TO friends at home indi-
cate. ere finding the summer pleasant in
the old world.
Misses Jean Cudahy. Helen Cudahy and
FranoeS Nash. who are now in Paris. ex-
pest 10 land In New York September Is
lGA and Mrs. r. l. Hallsr. who are among
ahe 0nAhann enjoying life at Nauheim,
vlAn 30 sail for home September % on the
& NalDeRin Augusta Victoria. The sojourners
- Nanhelm have been having an exceed
an9iy Interesting summer, for In addition
20 the attractions OF the health resort
and these make 1t deservedly popular with
health seekers - there are many nearby
points OF interest to which driving trips
are made. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Reed, Mrs.
q. ~. Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Greene. General and Mrs. @. f. Mander-
son have been enjoying life at this resort
Mrs. J. NJ. Metcalfe and Miss Rose Coff-
man, who sail August for Europe. plan
to meet some OF the Omaha people and
attend the Passion play at Oberammegau.
Mr., and Mrs. T. j. Kelly writes from
Belfast. Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cowell and Miss
Mona Cowell have been enjoying a visit to
Mr.. cowelrs birthplace. the Isle of Man.
Miss Margaret Mcshsne. who is touring
Europe with party OF New York friends
10 now in Rome.
Motoring across country ia rapidly be-
coming the favorite way OF spending a
vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen C. Wharton. Mrs F. p.
ISirkendail and Burdette Kirkendall left
Thursday in Mr. Kirkendalps large touring
car for colfax Springs. Ia They will also
drive TO Davenport and Rock Island before
returning home the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. John Daugherty and Mr.. Fred
Daugherty, soma OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
DauSherty, motored to Estes Park. Colo,
recently. Mr. Fred Daugherty returned to
Omaha Saturday with Mrs. c. C. ALI
son and children, who have been spending
a few weeks in Colorado. DR.. Allison will
remain short time at Colorado Springs.
Captain and Mrs. Fred T.. Buchan. who
are motor enthusiasts, motored last week
TO their new station at Fort Des Moines. la.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Armstrong recently
returned from motor trip to Louis
ville Ky.
Messrs. George ard Elmer Redick
Arthur Lewis and Edward Creighton left
yesterday In Mr., George Redicks car for a
fishing trip In Montana Enroute they
win stop at some of the Minnesota lakes.