Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
social calendar.

social Calendar.
MONDAY-Mr and Mrs. John l.. Ken
netiy. dinner; Mrs. Harry rumble, bridge
afternoon for Miss Daisy Rogers; Mrs. r.
y. Pollard. evening bridge for Miss Eu-
nice Howell Mrs. j. N kopaldi after
noon coffee Tor Temple Israel Slsterhood.
TuESDAY-Mlss Jean Cudahy, Luncheon
club: Mrs w T. IInEicker. bridge lunch
eou for Miss Daisy Rogers; Capitol Hin
wBDNEsDAY-w wedding Of Miss Eunlce
Howell and Mr. Harry e Pollard Mrs.
George Sumner, luncheon for Miss Eliza
beth Mcconnell; Mrs Harry Fellheimer'
bridge afternoon. Mrs, g. w. Manchester,
bridge luncheon for Miss Rogers Mrs. G.
o. - Tobin. Lotus club.
RsDAY-Mrs Felheimer. bridge after
noon Mrs George French bridge after
noon for Miss Rogers Dundee Dancing
FRTDAY-AIr. and Mrs c. n wilhelm.
bridgc-dinner. Miss Blanche Rosewater.
laneheon for Miss Minnie itilleri Mrs.
Guy Baker and Mrs Charles Hemer,
bridge afternoon for Miss Rogers Out
Nive club dance at Chambers
SATURDAY-Mrs Warren Rogers and
Miss Daisy Rogers, afternoon reception;
Mrs J. H. Dumont and Mrs. Arthur
Draper Smith luncheon for Miss McCon..
nell. Mrs. ii II, Roberts, afternoon OF
bridge for Miss Rogers
Partly because OF tradition. that is a Gus
tom well established out more largely be-
cause the season and it's suggestion OF
cheer touches all the generous springs Of
the worlds nature. this fortnight which
leads to the Thanksgiving day is observed
BY society throughout the country as one
IN which charitable enterprise shall re-
ceive thought. This IL most distinctly true
in Omaha Not only is the season observed
here by various organizations. which en-
deavor to gather contributions to meet the
wants OF the less fortunate but as indi-
viduais society people journey forth seek
ing to make II more possible for more
people to feel the thankfulness.
Each year the annual collection day Of
the Needlework Guild Is a notable express
sion OF the gift spirit This year the col
lection was not less noteworthy and had
likewise It's social feature. for on the sec
ond Thursday an informal tea was held at
All Saints parish hall, where the articles
were collected. and many were those who
enjoyed this
This week the annual donation day OF the
old Peoples home has likewise its social
feature, for during the afternoon the mem
bers OF the board OF directors are at the
home to receive visitors.
Important in the plans Of many of
ornaha's young people are the dances given
by the officers Of Fort Crook and the open
ing dance given last evening was therefore
an event important in social chronicles. It
was enjoyed by a goodly number of Omaha
people and also people from Fort Omaha.
Most Of the guests motored to the post
and supper was served the latter part Of
the evening Among the guests invited
were Miss Miriam Patterson Miss Mamie
Page, Miss Mary Alice Rogers Miss
Eugene whItmore. Miss Carolyn Barkalow,
Miss Chase, Poughkeepsie, N. r.; Miss
Dorothy Morgan, Miss Louise DINING
Miss Dorothy Stevens, Miss Frances Nash,
Miss Amy Gilmore, Miss Jean Cudahy, Miss
Helen Cudahy, Miss Brownie Ress Baum,
Miss Alice Cary McGrew, Miss Gladys
Peters Miss Halsey, Elizabeth, N. z; Miss
Edith Locke, Mas Louise Lord, Miss Eliza
beth Pickens, Miss Mildred Rogers. Messrs
Robert Burns, Waiter Roberts, Elmer
Cope. Captain O'Connor. Frank wilhelm
Gerald Wharton. Edward Cudahy. ir.;
Frank Haskell, Wilson Austin, Jack Baum
Mcmillan Harding. Lieutenant Watson
James Dixon. Ross TGwle Benjamin TIL
son, Taylor Beeher. George Bohman, A. b
Warren. Paul Beaton. Charles Beaton
william sehnorr and number OF other
guests from Omaha.
10 her visitors Omaha uniformly extends
real hospitality because Omaha people
feel a hospitality and finds those socal
events plsasantest which have as their In,
centive an interesting guest, During tn,
last week two strangers, one In reality q
citizen OF another land and the other ar
American whose interest in and study OF
another country has. in q sense. made him
citizen thereof. have been quite largely
entertained
Count YannutelH, nephew OF Cardina
Nannuteiii, has been spending the week a
house guest OF Right Rev Richard soannell
Mr.. Jerome Barker Landfield OF New
York, formerly OF the faculty OF the Uni
versity of California. spent several days II
Omaha visiting Mr., Charles Rosewater an,
other college friends from the Universal,
Of Cornell AZ ithaca, N. Y, Mr.. Landfiel,
is well known authority on Russian his
tory.