Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
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dinner for buckingham Marshall wedding
uarty: Mrs w A. Redick. luncheon for
Monday Bridge club Miss Daisy Doane.
luncheon for Mrs. Lufkiu.
ESDAY-Miss Marsden and faculty re-
CeptiOn az BrOwuell Hail. Mrs. Douglas
Welpton. luncheon for Miss Hazel smith;
Mrs W r Moody. bridge afternoon for
Miss Rogers
MISUNDERSTANDING ot Miss Norma
Marshall and Mr. JAY Buckingham.
TUURsDAY-Mr and Mrs. c. r Epeueter.
dinner for the Eldridge-Smth wedding
party, Marquette Informal party al Rome
hotel.
FRIDAY-Miss Carolyn Barkalow. Amateur
Bridge club: Mrs Samuel Burns jr..
Original Bridge club, Miss Fannie How
land. Charmonte club.
SATURDAY - Wedding Of Miss Hazel
Smith and Mr.. oliver Eldridge. Mrs War
rem Rogers and Miss Mildred Rogers,
afternoon tea Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T..
Rogers. dancing party at Sanford hotel
FOR Miss Daisy Rogers and MT Charles
Olson.
Variety in customs is disclosed by any
comparison Of the ways Of the debutantes
OF the different cities OF the country;
variety Of time would perhaps be the more
exact way Of expressing It. I've season Of
the year favored by the young entrante
into THE social world OF her city is by no
means the same on the Pacific and At
lRntic coast, Cor example, though it is
similar in Omaha and the city which is the
capital OF these United States.
Both Washington and Omaha debutautes
favor the after Thanksgiving and before
Christmas season. In New York likewise
the latter season is favored.
For Philadelphia, however. the present
season is favored and the debutantes are
even now absorbing the social nmellght
Pacific coast buds are also much is evil
teas and festivities are already in pro
gress. Though the initial meeting Of the
buds. I'm a ceremonlous way is not until
early in December when the first Of the
Greenaway balls is given. The first
Bachelors cotilIon. which is likewise given
early In December. is the first great ball
OF the season for the Baltimore debutantes
and in Baltimore this year there are forty
four debutantes. In Minneapolis the first
great ball OF the winter is given by the
"Hostesses' under whose care fourteen
debutantes. the largest number ever gath
cred In that city for an occasion OF this
kind, arc formally launched. There are
rifty-one members in the "Hostesses' "
club, and II Is an organization Of power I'm
the social world.
The plans for the Omaha debutantes are
OF exceptional interest this year.
Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Cudahy have
chosen December as the date Of the large
reception and dancing party which they
will give for their daughter. Miss Helen
Cudahy The hours OF the reception which
Ia to be held ct the Rome hotel will be
from to II o'clock. after which dancing
will begin. December IL the date of the
reception and dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
G. VI, Pickens give for their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Pickens. The reception and
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Stevens
give for Miss Dorothy Stevens is to be
during the holidays, December q. The
Rome hotel is TO be the scene Of all these
important events.
In the afternoon tea given Saturday by
Mrs. Warren NJ, Rogers for her daughter
Miss Mildred Rogers, was inauEurated
series Of teas which will be Miss Rogers
Introduction 20 Omaha society.
The cards OF invitation are for the Satur-
day afternoons OF November, indicating
that the pleasant continental custom is to
be followed. The other debutantes Of this
season will be present at these afternoons,
making them truly "debutantes' teas"
Mrs. Rogers apartments at The Beaton
we're abloom with flowers sent by the
many friends OF the young debutante
Those who assisted were Mrs. w. A.
Redick Mrs. Charles Kountze, Mrs. o. r.
Eastman, Mrs. A. L. Reed, Mrs. Isaac
Coles, Mrs o. c. Redick Mrs w s Pop.
pleton and the debutantes. Miss Mamie
Page. Miss Helen Cudahy, Miss Doroth1
stevens. Miss Louise Dining and Miss
Elizabeth Pickens.
About 400 cards were issued for the four
Saturday afternoon teas in November.
An unusually large number OF weddings
will be celebrated this month,
The wedding Of Miss Norma Marshall
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Marshall,
to Mr.. Jay Buckingham, son OF Mr., and
Mrs Everett buckingham, will be the next
OF the large November weddings. This will
be celebrated Wednesday evening at Trinity
cathedral, Dean George Beecher officiating.
number OF out-Of-town people will be
present including Mr. and Mrs. George
Buckingham and Miss Buckingham OF
Chicago, who arrive Monday or Tuesday
Miss Edna Dunn OF Salt Lake City, who
10 guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Buckingham Miss Mary Jenkinson
OF San Francisco, who will also visit az
the same house, and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Barnard Of Muscatine, Ia. who will be
guests at the brides home. Miss Edna
Dunn Is 20 be bridesmaid, while Mrs.
Wayne Hemphm and Miss Blanche Mar
shall will be the matron and maid OF
honor. Mr.. Jay d. Foster will act as best
man, and Mr.. Guy Furay, Mr.. oliver Ed
ridge, Mr.. Craig Marshall and Mr.. j. T..
Buckingham, LIST, are TO be the ushers
Monday Mr.. and Mrs Marshall will enter
tain the bridal party at dinner, The we'd
ding at the cathedral will be followed by
A small reception at the brides home
Another November wedding TO be ceie-
brated this week viii be that OF Miss Hazel
Smith and Mr.. oliver Eldrdge, which will
take place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
az the home OF the brides sister Mrs. G.
p. Epeneter. Miss Hazel I4oveiand OF
Topeka, kan, formerly OF this city, will
sing IAN for You" by Guy D'Hardelot.
Miss Adelaide Thomas will play the we'd
ding march and Miss Mildred Funkhouser
viii be maid OF honor. MT Ray EldTfdge
brother, Of the grom, will be best man
Wednesday afternoon, November rs. is
the date chosen for the wedding OF Miss
Bunice Howell daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
p. s Howell, 20 Mr. Harry Pollard The
wedding VIII take place very quietly Mt ths