Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
social Calendar.

and Mrs J. p. Baum, dinner at Country
club; Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Davis. dinner
Judson, dinner at Field club; Miss
Corinne Searle, breakfast for Royle club
TUEsDAY-Mrs. f. J. Mcysnn, luncheon
con at Field club; ladies' day at Field
club and Happy Hollow.
WEDNESDAY-Ladies' day at Country
Mrs. W. ]. Hynes, dinner at Field club;
Mrs. J. w. Peck, luncheon; Mrs. Lewis
Odfield. w. w. club; wedding OF Miss
Rose spiesberser and Mr.. Walter Appel
THURSDAY-Ladies day at Field club and
Happy Hollow; Mrs. Nelson Updike,
bridge luncheon at Field club; Rod and
Gun club, mid-week dance.
SATURDAY-Dinner and dance at Happy
Hollow, Country and Field clubs.
Sane or noisy that is q matter of per-
sonal preference. but certainly the fore
cast Of the week must be made with
Fourth of July written in flaming letters,
for certainly it is plans for the day which
monopollse attention.
All Of the summer clubs have made spe-
cial plans that the members may find it
pleasant to celebrate there.
A Durbar Is announced for the Country
club entertainment This being interpreted
means a parody on the East Indian games
and athletic contests.
The games will begin at o'clock, will
include six stunts" Of which the following
are the official names: Spoon and Olives
ginger ale and cracker; base ball; wheel
barrow race; zephyrs and fairies. Mr.. Ben
Cotton is in charge OF the games and also
Of the other events of the entertainment.
These will include an auto parade after
dinner, and sack race by the caddies.
The judges Of the games will be Mrs. Ben
Il I'LL 1nh
s. Brady Mrs. ]. f. Baum, Mrs. G. w.
wattles, Mrs. F. A. Brogan. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Il Baum have made reservations for
a party of twenty-four for dinner Monday
evening; Mr.. Fsrnam Smith, for ten; and
MIR. F. II. Davis for twenty-five.
A table d'hote dinner and dance are part
of the Field club program.
At Happy Hollow the president L. a.
Benson, has arranged for a musical to
follow the table d'hote dinner. The must
clans who will contribute to the program
are Mrs. Walter Dale, Messrs Chauncey
lessen, Fred G.. Ellis and Martin Bush.
This dinner and dance which follows the
program. will take the place of the regular
Tuesday evening entertainment.
Special arrangements for the day have
been made likewise, by the Rod and Gun
club. 4 regatta will be the feature
However, club arrangements by no means
monopolize the days announcement House
parties and motor picnics are to be numer-
ous-the latter, of course, il the weather
permits One of the motoring parties has
already begun its trip, having left Omaha
saturday for the run to Denison, Ia They
will continue to Lake Okiboj for the
Fourth. Captain and Mrs. f. H. Buchan
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Harris were in
the Buchan car and MIR. and Mrs, r. f.
Kloke and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis s. Clarke
in another car.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles d. Armstrong and
Mr.. sydney Smith who are motoring to
Kentucky, will spend the Fourth in Chi
cago.
The Ak-Sar-Ben picnic at Tekamah will
be the mecca of many more motorists. The
members Of the Omaha Automobile club
have been invited aud many are planning
to make the trip. The route is over the
old century run from Omaha, through
Florence, up Ponca hill. through Coffmsn
Calhoun, Blair, Herman and on TO Te-
kamah.
The Fourth Of July house parties have
country homes and popular summer resorts
as their scene.
hTbt r. W. NASH Will 6iNt q party
at her country home over the Fourth. Nj,
and Mrs. Louis c. Nash and family, who
have moved TO the farm for the summer,
win assist her. The party will include, be-
sides Mrs. Nash's grandchildren Mrs. +,
j. Rogers. Miss Mary Alice Rogers and Mr..
williams.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter and daughters,
Marion and Eleanor, and son, Harry, have
recently gone to Lake Okoboji for the sum
mer Misses Harriet Blake, Henrietta Nc
Cague and Hazel Evans will be their guests
over the Fourth Later in the week Messrs
David Brown and Herbert Ryan viii ioii,
the party,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Dietz will entertain
At the summer cottage at Lake Manawe
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin r. Swobe, Mrs. Lydia Morrison, MI
Charles Saunders. Mr., j. E. Wilkes OF
Omaha and Mrs. Olive Watson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Joyce of Lincoln
In spite of the discomforts of watching
play IN a midsummer tennis tournament
the friends Of the players in the woman's
tennis tournament displayed most flat
teTing interest and devotion in their at
tendance upon the games. During the play
ing of the sets in which Miss Hortens,
Clarke. the runner-up IN the singles tool
part members of her sorority, the Delta
Gammas, were a most encouraging gal
lery. The college girls we're asslduous IL
their cheering for the winner of the sin
giles championship, Miss Carmelita Chase
Souvenirs OF the tournament which thos,
possessing them are giving much attention
but from which they would part wlthou
reluctance. are the blistered torn hands
resultant from turning racquets.
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