Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

representing the different French classes
took part in "A Fete Fraucais" under the
direction Of Mademoseue Louise Baucon.
assisted by Miss Emile Gchring and Miss
Eleanor Rentz. Invitations were issued To-
about 300 Omaha guests and they were re-
ce'ved by four Of the young women OF the
school, dressed as French peasants. acting
as ushers and distributing programs
The male section OF the Mendelssuhu
choir was entertained by Mr.. Sigmund
Lausberg at his studio Thursday evening
The evening was devoted largely to work
on Storchs beautiful male chorus, Night
Witchery' which will be one of the pro
gram features Of the concert in Brandeis
theater the night OF May 49, This re-
markable bit OF descriptive work sends
the basses to unheard-of depths and
pushes the ambitious tenors to be nat
ural with a number Of naturals TO keep
il company. The selection has great pos
sibilities and Mr. Kelly. with his usual
assortment of male voices, has succeeded
in developing these possibilities to the ut
most During the evening several Of Mr.
Lansbergs newest compositions were
given a try-out by some Of those present
Complimentary to Miss Eloise Wood one
Of the June brides Miss Fannie Rowland,
gave a delightful luncheon yesterday. 1t was
a daisy luncheon and the white was car
ried out in all details \ basket of daisies
tied with white tue formed the center
piece for the table and miniature baskets
adorned with daisies were at each place
Crystal candlesticks holding green and
white candles shed soft light over the
table. Intertwined about the chairs was
chain Of daisies and smuax which was
-,
as boas Covers we're laid for Misses Eloise
Wood, Laura Dale, Bessie Sage Doris
Wood, Jane Mnliken Of Fremont, Effie
Haight, Fannie Rowland Mesdames George
Later Wayne Hemphnl, Ronald Paterson,
E. p, Boyer b. n. Wood and f. H. How
land
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding of Lieutenant Martin Shallenberger,
son of Governor and Mrs. shallenberger,
and Miss Ina Dowdy, daughter Of Captain
and Mrs. r. W. Dowdy, which will take
place wednesday. May IL, at the home of
the brides parents in Las Animas. Colo.
Lieutenant shallenberger who is stationed
at Fort Crook with the sixteenth infantry,
has had leave of absence granted him, be
ginning May Z. Lieutenant Ellicott Brown
of the Sixteenth infantry will serve as
best man at the wedding and Miss Grace
Shallenbmger of Lincoln, sister Of the
groom, will be one Of the brides attend
ants. After two weeks wedding trip,
the young people will return to Fort Crook
and leave some time in June with the
Sixteenth infantry for Alaska, where they
will be stationed.
Mrs Burd Miller gave Children's party
Saturday afternoon at her home in Dundee
in honor of her son, Burdelrs, eleventh
birthday. The feature Of the afternoon
was a peanut hunt, prizes being given to
the one finding the most and consola-
ton to the one finding the least. Mrs.
Miller was assisted i'm entertaining the
little folks by Mrs c. ID. Rosenberg, Mrs.
Tom Rich, Miss Della Rich and Miss
Gladys Miller. Those present were Misses
Mildred Rhoades, jeanette Jaeger, Ellaene
Guinter, Helen Patterson, Clarise Browne,
Helen Presson Airline Rosenberg, Lila
Hoke Florence Dow, Jean Dow, Adde
Deems Florence Rich, Lila Miller; Mas
ters Glare Doods, Warren Deems, Robert
Hume, Herman Crowel Harold Simpson,
William Harte, Lester Klopp, Douglas
Dox, Graham Warner, Roger Moore, Ward
Browne, Richard Peters Delbert Quaman,
Thomas Rich, Burdell Miller.
The repetition of the fairy play, The
Magic sword, Whlch was given III the
home of Mrs. E. w. Nash Saturday after
noon for the benefit of the Creche and the
social settlement, was exceedingly popular,
the demand for place exceeding the ca
pacity of the Virginia theater," The young
mines again gave a graceful presentation
of the drama of toyland program of
chiIdren's songs was a pleasant addition to
the program The musical program was
contributed by little Miss Lowe, Master
Lodowick Crofoot, Miss Alice Kennard and J