Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
SOCIETY TURNS FRESH PACE
Begins New Year with Numerous
Smart Functions.
COLLEGE MEN MUCH IN EVIDENCE
Omaha Colony Abroad VIII he sup
plemented by Many More Trav-
clcrs WhO Plan 20 sail
within Few weeks.
Ann Arbor.

ann AEpOEs
Air-"Die Wacht am Rhein."
Ann Arbor. It's OF thee we sing,
From thee our choicest blessing spring.
Accept The tribute OF our song,
O Alma Mater. wise and strong,
We loYe thy classic shades and shrines;
We love thy murm'ring elms and pines;
Where'er our future homes shall be,
our hearts, our hopes are all with thee.
social Calendar.
MoNDAY-Junior Bridge club meeting
with Mrs. Louis Clarke Amateur Mu-
meeting of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution with Mrs. Il. r. Peek;
Mrs. A.. G. Smith birthday party for Miss
Grace Smith; Temple Israel Sisterhood
TuEsDAY-Meeting Of the Tuesday Morn
Ing Musicale with Mrs. Joseph Cudahy;
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Josiyn musical
a. their home; Miss Estelle Brown. mu-
sic;ale, Tor Miss Crisis Mrs. George Red
iGk pTldge Tor MISS Weare and Mrs. Ar
thur lewis; Miss Buckingham. Orpheum
party,
Observation-Disclosures woman's club
meeting with Mrs. Marshell: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry W. Yates reception and
dance TO Introduce Miss Dorothy Nor
gan; Fietcher-Ward wedding; Miss Spies
berger bridge party.
SATURDAY-Hop at Fort Omaha.
New Years day was never more gener-
ally celebrated by Omaha society than
this year. Scores Of receptions large and
small were held aud open house was
the rule throughout the city.
The last fortnight has been gay indeed.
Every day and every evening has been re-
plete with affairs of more or less pre-
t%entious nature, but uniformly enjoyable.
TIL young people home from school for
the midwinter vacation nave contributed
much, but by no means all to the general
gaiety, and they will be greatly missed.
as the first Of the week viii see them off
TO school again.
The calendar for the coming week Is
promising, but not full and IL it is to
be taken MS indicative OF the year the
prospects are bright indeed.
A score Of Omaha people are planning
to go to Europe for the latter part OF the
winter and spring. Most Of them will
go to the south of the continent for the
winter, journeying north later on. Mrs. j.
r.. Scobie and Master Ralston Scobie left
Friday for New York city, where they
will join Mrs. ]. j. Dickey, Miss Bertha
Dickey and Mss Helen Scobie and to-
gother they will sail Wednesday on the
steamer Kaiserin Augusta Victoria for
Hamburg, Germany, where the young PEG.
pie probably win enter school for a few
HhffAN 9 A'a NANhANAlaNt "a RA@AfNAAAN WY
age, as Captain Ruser, commander of the
steamer and OF the Hamburg fleet, is a
friend oc the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. McShane will leave
Tuesday of next week for New York.
where they will meet Mrs. Thomas Roger,
and daughter, Miss Mary Alice Rogers
ana will sail on the same steamship, the
Corona, Mr.. and Mrs. McShane will go dt
r1ctly 60 Cairo, Egypt, to remain about
six weeks, and VIII. then go to Rome tC
spend Faster. Mrs. Rogers and Miss Rog.
eHs viii 30 to- G~noa, Italy, To meet MIS-
Warren Roscr4 and Miss Mildred Rogers
and viii spend the winter there.
Nj, Arthur Gu.Cu expects - lJdve aAou
The same I'm. and also Will take In,
MsdlttngLtaa Trip.
Mr., and Mla, q. L. McGrew and Mis-.
Alice C6rg McGrGw sail from New Iorl
on February ! on the steamer GrOsseI
Kurfucrat, LO,ns as far as C~oastantnople
the Holy Land aDd Egypt. Returning tnel
VIII leave the boat at Naples, then -
north into Germ any aud France, sailing
Tor home on another steamer some. tim,
during tbs sumn.er,
M, and Mrs. Gould Dietz are olannin:
a trip to South America. They viii sal
from New York ON January %, and will b,
gone several months.
Sir. and Mrs, j. II. Mcdonald also will
sail on the Corona for an extended tri!
to southern Europe.