Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
Social Calendar.


MoNDAY-Concert by the Glee club of
the University Of Chicago at the Lyric
theateri Capitol Hin Dancing club at
sri siBoS club ?C Mr., agd M mse'i n. ~ 81 Lo o0miGF
Informal dinner party; Mrs. A. w. Clark
and Miss CLARK, reception from 3 to a
cage Glee club; Mrs. Glenn c. Wharton,
Monday K~enslngton club.
TUESDAY-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kohn.
dinner party for Fleisher-Kohn wedding
party; wedding 'of Miss Maud Bonnell
10 Mr.. p. e. Adds; wedding OF Miss
Anna Karsoh TO Mr.. Charles Lewis
Leypldt OF La Platte.
WEDNESpAY-wedding of Miss Florence
y. Kohn to Mr.. Walter A. Fleisher OF
Philadelphia at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard Kohn.
THURsDAY-Omaha High School Alumni
dancing party at Chambers academy;
Mrs. H.. Wertheimer, afternoon bridge
party.
FRIDAY-Qui Vive Dancing club party at
Shanibers academy; Mrs. John X.
Marsh, afternoon bridge meeting Of the
Original Bridge club.
sATURDAY-Annual children's ball at
metropolitan club In the afternoon; we'd
dInE OF Miss Charlotte Reiff and Mr.. e.
Clifford SchonboTn.
EASTER sUNDAY-Mlss Crary. Easter
Egg Hunt for the children; Mrs. Joseph
M. Cudahy, Easter Egg Hunt at her
home for a number of little children.
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Although 1t is Holy Week, the next
seven days will not be devoid Of enter
tainment. Among the larger affairs are
the High school alumni party Thursday
evening and the annual children's party
given by the Metropolitan club Saturday
evening, TIL young people at the, state
university will return the middle Of the
week for their Easter vacation, and their
presence lnsures q round Of impromptu
affairs.
For a .S~seondetime this yeareomahayis
to entertain a. college glee club, and So
eiety will have its own conspicuous part
in the affair, TIL University OF Chicago
Glee club will visit Omaha Monday and
WIN give q conoert that evening al; the
Lyric theater. Because Il Is Holy Week.
there will not be the social affairs that
would ordinarily attend the visit of a
party OF college men, but society is plan
ming to attend the concert. Monday after
noon Mrs. A. w. Clark and Miss Clark
will receive for the members Of the club,
between 3 and 8 o'clock. Besides the local
alumni, the guest list includes many
others. Three Omaha men, Mr.. JOY Clark,
son of Rev. and Mrs. A.. w. Clark, Mr..
Mark SaVidge, son OF Rev, and Mrs. C..
w. Savidge. and Mr., Howard Roe, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Roe, are members OF
the EAub dAu AA4Nb AAnalg aLAiOAe
the young people OF the city. =
.One feature of the concert will be the
solo work Of Reber Johnson, violin; Os-
wall stark, c%ellist, and Oscar Erickson,
baritone. All Of these men have received
special praise for their musical ability in
Chicago.
The patronesses for the concert include
Mesdames A. T. Austin, Robert Dining,
Palmer Findley. r. s. owen. Rodney Bliss
r. v. Cole, A. T. Atkins OF Council Bluffs,
Alfred schalek, II. H. Blodgett, A. w.
Clark, and A.. u. Graft. The patronesses
and their husbands Will occupy boxes,
and other boxes will be occupied by Mis-
SEES Bess Beno of Counoil Bluffs, Laura
Dale, Martha Dale, Josephine O'Neill, Eta
Hennlngs, Edith Locke, Amy Gilmore;
Messrs. Wilson Austin, Robert Dining,
DR.. T. D. Lacey OF Council Bluffs, DIT.
Frank Conlin, DR.. r. r., HOLSTER. Fred
erios r., Baird, Vail e. Purdy, DR.. Man
ming. and DR.. ]. J. Klick.
Easter symbols and favOrs will be used
at most Of the social affairs given during
the next fortnight. Rabbits, fluffy little
chickens. Easter eggs OF brilliant hues
make pretty favors and delight both the
young ana the old. Next Sunday Miss
Crazy will give her annual Easter egg hunt
for the children OF her friends, Usually
about twenty-five little ones enjoy hunting
the eggs placed in the hooks and bushes
on the spacious grounds Of Miss Crary's
home. Mrs. Joseph Cudahy also entertains
at an Easter egg hunt each year for the
nhpdren