Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

afternoon reception and an evening coffee
for Miss Louise Dinning; Mr. and Mrs.
" ". Bacon, dancing party Tor btiss
Luoie Bacon and Miss Marguerite ,yln-
terg, Mrs. Charles Offutt, dinner; New
club:
elimination Of all the weeks OF pre-
pairing and beginning OF the mid holiday
week Of festivities the family Christmas
dinner rules today, even as 1t rules the
year as the event pre-emlnent. In Omaha
today there are many interesting family
celebrations. These festivities include all
the distinctive Christmas customs, and in
novations
Cornell alumni and the college people OF
Omaha are anticipating with much interest
the festivities Of tomorrow when the
Cornell Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs
visit Omaha, give the holiday concert and
will be the lions at numerous social enter
tSinments, From the time the fifty-five
young men, who are the university
musical smissariss, arrive In Omaha, until
their departure, they will be feted,
The local Cornell alumni give a luncheon
at the Omaha club in their honor. In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase give
a reception at their nome for the visitors.
The concert wilt be followed by 8 dance
At Hotel Rome. The patronesses for the
Rome reception will be-
Mesdames J. ]. Brown. J. c. Gown, L.
A. Cudahy, f. H. Davis, Leonard Everett,
J. c. French, c. j. Green, BENJAMIN
Gallagher, G. A. Hoagiand, Il. 2, t6irken-
dali, Thomas Fitzpatrick. G, A, Joslyn, G.
W Lyman, r. c. Moore, C. r. Henderson
Nathan Merriam, w. b. Willard. Il, W.
Nash, e. P. Peck, ]. N. H, Patrick
Alvin Saunders, General Smith, E. Wakeiy,
c. W. wattles. J. L. Webster, c. e, Yost,
H. ". Yates. Herman Kountze. Charles
shiverick, Edward Rosewater j. s. Brady
and John l. Baldwin
The reception committee includes the
wives Of the members of the Cornell Alumni
association; -...
MasdRmes John W. Battin, Archie w.
Carpenter, Clement Chase. Harold clifford,
Russell b. Harrison, Edwin C. Henry,
Lucy c. Howe, Herman Kessler Arnold
c. Koenig. Alfred Willard Ernest C. Page.
James Richardson. Charles c. Rosewater,
George Casseis Smith. Eunioe stebbins,
Ansel stsere. William stuli, Walter L.
selby, George II. Thummell, John V.
Towis, c. c. socum, Arthur c. wakely.
Edward s. Westbrook, Oscar B. Williams
Of Omaha. Frank A. Rroadwen James A.
Van Dussn OF South Omaha, John d. At
klns, Samuel Btnyre, William Sendentopf,
John r. Wilcox and Roy F. Wilcox OF
Council Bluffs.
Youth is written large over holiday
plans, for with It's natural arrogance youth
has pre-ompted the joyous season as pc
culiarly It's own. This means not only that
the returned college people demand a great
deal Of the calendar, but also that this is
the week most favored by the seasons
dsbutantes and contains two OF the debut
receptions. Tuesday evening Is the recep-
ton dance which Mr. and Mrs. T. &c.
Stevens give for their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Stevens. Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
r. J. Dining win give large afternoon
tea 70 introduce their daughter. Miss Louise
Dining, and in the evening there viii be
S:So coffee. when the guests win be the
younger society people, and they will watch
the old year out and the new year in.
Holiday week tavors first the dancing
party and these events will be numerous.
Mrs. w. b. Willard gives a dancing party
az her new house on South Thlrty-ninth
street In compliment to Miss Todd and Mr.
and Mrs. Barton Willard. The Omikron
club gives It's Christmas party at Cham
bers Thursday evening. MR. and Mrs. A.
b. Mcconnell give a dancing party that
evening to the college people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank W. Bacon viii give a dancing
party New Years eve. At Brownell HAN
Monday evening, January 2, Miss Marsden
gives a dancing party. Mr.. and Mrs
George A, Joslyn give a large dancing
party Tuesday evening, January 3. for Miss
Jewel Joslyn and Miss Mildred Rogers.
Three large receptions win be given holt
day week Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Daugh-
erty will be at home Wednesday evening,
December .. Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs c. c. Chase viii entertain the mem
bers OF the younger set In compliment to
Miss Mildred Rogers.
Mrs. Charles offutt VIII entertain thirty
OF the younger set at dinner December 81.
the party attending the dance 70 be given
a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F, w. Bacon
the same evening
Mr., and Mrs. 5, d. Barkalow and Mr..
and Mrs Denise Barkalow win be at home
70 their friends Monday, January 2, from
70 o'clock
When the college people come home for
the holidays they like to compare notes
with high school classmates who have en-
tered other college worlds, or the business
world or have taken the step into the So
ciAl world. This makes holiday week one
In which class reunions are popular This
year the three latest high school classes
will hold reunions.
The class Of 1910 o. n. s, viii have a
reunion Tuesday evening az the home OF
Miss Nellie Elgutter, 2O25 Dodge street
The class OF 1895 will have IT'S third an
nual reunion Wednesday evening, Deem
Der .. az the home OF Mr.. Frank J, La
tonser, s27 Poppleton avenue There Will
be q special musical program In charge OF
Miss Jessie Spence.
The second holiday reunion OF the class