Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04
Social Calendar.

Social Calendar.
MONDAY-Miss Mamie Page, tea for Miss
Margaret Blston; Miss Ruth Hammer,
dancing party at Country club for out of
town guests; Mrs. Charles Wright. lunch
con for Miss Margaret Phiihppl; LADIES' DIES
Louis Sholes children's party at Field
club; Dinnsr-da at Field club.
TTJESDAY-Mrs Daniel Baum, jr., lunch
con at Field club for Mrs. G. l.. Shepard;
Mrs. Claire Baird, luncheon at Field club
for Miss Phihppi; wedding of Miss Edna
Jensen and Mr. Henry A. Raapke Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Phillppi dinner to Wilk
ins-Phliippi wedding party; Ladies' day
at Field and Happy Hollow clubs; Mrs.
Charles B. Brown and Miss Walrod,
luncheon at Field club.
WEDNESDAY-Ladies day at Country
club; Mid-week dinner-dance at Field
club; Mrs. ]. M Leach, afternoon for Miss
Grace Conklin; Meniothila Club; Mrs r.
r. Stanfield; Yellow Rose club. Mrs.
Charles LOTHIAN.
Wedding of Miss Margaret
Phillippl and Mr.. Frank Wilkins; Ladies'
dancing party at Rod and Gun club;
Comis club Mrs. Fred Etter,
FRIDAY-Mrs w G. Price, M T. club.
SATURDAY-week-en dinner-dance at
Happy Hollow, Field and Country clubs;
dance at Rod and Gun club.
Introduce the letter into the months
name and we have revival Of interest in
things social, a renaissance OF enthusiasm
for the affairs of the theater. renewal OF
attention to the conventions and. in fact,
an entire revolution in the plans of society.
This Introduction OF another letter to the
months name has likewise brought the
season of fall weddings much nearer. For
Instance, the announcements for this week
include weddings for this week and also
indicate that the bride is to be the honored
guest at a major portion OF the entertain
ments,
In considering the plans for this early
fall season 1t IL important to understand
that the plans OF Omaha people hinge to a
large extent upon the Ak-Sar-Ben. that is,
after Ak-Sar-Be Is prevalent way Of
indicating when society will DO this or that.
As an instance the plans for debuntantes
receptions, teas, lupncheons and dinners all
are listed as after Ak-Sar- Ben" Again
fall trips to eastern cities are postponed
until latter Ak-Sar-Ben." Bridge clubs
too, are many of them planning not to re-
sumo play until after the fall festival.
More Immediately Ak-Sar-Be influences
the gown question. Though the invitations
TO the attendants are not issued until the
middle Of this month, gowns for the sea-
sons great ball are already receiving atten-
ton
Another significance of the r in Septem-
Der is being vividly illustrated just now by
the return of many of the Omahans who
have spent the summer at sylvan, lake or
mountain resortaL This week has been
most interesting in its illustration Of the
power OF September to call people back
from summer hauntS.
From some OF the summer places the en-
tire Omaha colonies have returned Baileys.
Colo, for instance, the following Omahans
have returned this week; Mrs H. b. I,e-
mere and children. Mrs Fred Rustin and
daughters, Mrs. Henry Van Giesen Mrs
u. H. Rowland, Mrs. Joseph Polcar, Mrs.
]. H. Butler. Miss Mildred Butler Mrs. III
q Kranz and children, Mrs. George Ham
mer and Miss Ruth Hammer, Mrs. Sherman
Pinto and children, Mrs. q. N. RohrbouEh.
Rt Rev. Arthur L. Williams and Mrs
williams have returned from Richard
Landing, Ontario, where they spent the
summer Mrs Nathan Merriam, who has
been visiting in the home of Mrs w. y.
Millard near Richards Landing, returned
yesterday. Mrs. Willard and sons will re-
turn September L. Miss Minnie Silver.
Mr.. Milton Darling and Mr.. Cleo CLAIBORNE
are now visiting in the Willard home
The Omaha people who have been So
journing at MaclCinao this summer were re-
Gently entertained at a delightful afternoon
tea by Mrs Joseph Cudahy on board the
yacht Sea Fox, owned by Mrs. Cudahy's
uncle. Mr.. Joy Morton OF Chicago. The
Omaha guests who enjoyed Mrs Cudahy's
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs e. A.
Cudahy, Miss Florence and Miss Alice
Cudahy' Mr., and Mrs, @. w. wattles, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs,
O I. Eastman and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Burgess.
Real enthusiasm for the game of tennis
or an unconscious expression OF the youth
Lul spirit OF imitation caused the young
friends OF the players in the Junior Tennis
tournament at the Field club last U,eel IN