Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
SOCIETY HONORS VALENTINE
Omaha Junior Club and Other Hosts
Observe Tradition of the Day.
AMATEURS PIAY FOR CHARITY
Gcorrctov, AIumni Express Interest
in Creighton College GicC club
Conccrt-Entcrtnin for
Popular ViaitinE Girls.
lATEURs PLAY FOR CHARITY


Social Calendar.
MONDAY-Omaha Junior club dancing
rarity: Mrs. Robert 8 Anglin: luncheon
~. Mrs u " Caudee; Junior Bridge
ci1b Mrs Louis Clarke.
TUESDAY Miss Alice Carey McGrew az
teruoon tea for Miss Helen Schneider and
Ms5 Elizabeth Pickensi MI and Mrs.
H. H. Baldrige. dinner Tor Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Balduge; Captain and Mrs. T. n.
Kelley, dinner; Mr.. and Mrs. }. +. Wag-
ugr. valentine evening; Mrs. T. NJ Conk-
i'm and Mrs j. NJ. Leagsh. afternoon tea.
WEDNESDAY Herman Kountze,
luncheon; Mrs Palmer Findley, luncheon;
M.sE Carolyn Barkalow tea Tor Miss
schneider and Miss Donaldson Miss Fay ,i
Thornc. afternoon party, Mrs. Frank ia
con- bridge afternoon; Elks fancy dress
ball Mrs W. r. Roney, bridge afternoon.
'rdURSDAY-CreIg hton Glee club concert,
Nh and Mrs. p. NJ. Conklin, dinner, Mrs.
u. l. DaniIrth bridge luncheon.
FhlDAY-"fmportanCe Of BeinS Earn
est az Brandeis in benefit OF The Creche
and the Ola People home, Miss hnda
hammer bridge afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Barlow. dinner; Pan club valen-
tine party; Bridge club at Fort Crook
Mrs. j. G.. kcedcr, card club
sATURDAI-Mrs Louis Eirschbraan and
Mrs Charles kirsChbraun, bridge lunch
con at the Rome, Browneil HAN aiumnae
afternoon tea.
Special days. special guests OF honor and
give interest to the social forecast.
Two Of these features arc combined in one
OF tho most interesting announcements for
the week. tho valentine tea which Miss
Alice carey McGrcw gives Tuesday after
noon IN honor Of Miss Helen Schneider Of
st. Joseph Mo. who Is tho guest OF Miss
Dorothy Morgan, and IN courtesy to Miss
Elizabeth Plokens. who leaves rhoruy for
q southern trip.
rho Omaha Junior club. which is fulfill
Ing It's promise and supplying the younger
society people with unique entertainments,
Monday evening gives a valentine party at
Chambers special valentine expression
is tho basket supper idea. Each basket
holds supper for two; and each basket is
prepared and brought to the festlvlty by
ono Of the young women. 1t Is q valentine
idea borrowed from the Hickory Corner
school house social and gives tho trans
forming touch Of metropolitan setting
The committee In charge OF the dance
includes, Mr. Harry Koch, Mr.. Roy Low,
Mr. Cuthbort Potter and Mr.. Edward
O'Bricn.
This club 10 planning several other in
teresting entertainments to be given before
the close OF the season Two Of these are
NeAiANS9 " W blNth AZ INC T. lOlN anu NbAIl-
try club after the opening Of the Country
club season.
Miss Schneider, Miss Mary Donaldson Of
Minneapolis. who is the guest OF Miss Jean
Cudahy and Miss Vera Henderson Of Phil
adelphia. who is visiting Mrs, IL. II. Bald
rige. are three OF the visitors whose pros
ence is the incentive for many entertain
H.
Miss Louise Lord who has been visiting
In tho cHst7 will return today. She will be
accompanied by Miss Marjory Clark Of
Elizabeth, N. j., who will be much enter
tanned.
Important in the LIST of amateur produc-
tons is tho comedy which is TO be given
at tho Brandeis theater Friday evening for
the benefit Of The Creche and the old
Peoples home The Importance of Be
ing Earnest" has been given careful prep
sration by those having part in It and has
aroused much pleasant anticipation.
The boxes have been reserved By Mrs
G. r. Kountze, Miss Jessie Willard. Mrs
T l.. Kimball and Mrs John l.. Kennedy
Creighton Glee club gives It's first con-
cert Thursday evening at the Brandeis
thtater, and this Is enlsting the interest
OF society The alumni of Creighton are
assisting in the plans for the debut In
addition TO the glee club numbers there
will be solos by Mr.. Harry Burnley, Mr.
Frederic Freemantel, Miss Elizabeth Ham
ling and Mr.. Joseph GILL
\ box party will be given by the grad
yates OF Georgetown university. Two Of
the upper boxes have been reserved for
them and will be decorated with the blue
and gray OF the school on the Potomac
Father A. L. Tamadge, 5. j., director Of
the Creighton Glee club and an alumnus
OF the Georgetown Law school, will be
guest OF honor. The party will include all
oil the local "Goorgeopolltans" and posi-
bly, two CT three OF the out-of- town alumni.
Arrangements are I'm charge of commit
tee OF which Mr.. Thomas Lynch is chair
man.
Knights OF Columbus have reserved boxes
Tor the concert. Rev. Eugene Magiveny
president of Creighton university; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. WIN Hamilton, Or. and Mrs. c.
G. Allison, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Burkley
have reserved boxes for that evening
FifN OF the alumni will form a theater
party,
In the auditorium OF popular boarding
school which prepares young womsn for
college, number OF college women VIII
enact play which tells tie story Of Eng.
llsh women who dd not go to college and
would have been amazed az such an I. go
The y. c, A. Is giving Crawford" at
BroWnel Hall February IS partly for char
ity and partly for the entertainment OF it's
Numbers
The play is to be glven as one OF the
associations regular meetings but II IS
also TO be given 70 a paid admis 81 IN
audience though the tickets are invita-
lions issued by the members To their
friends,
hrs 5. r. Davies. who was to have had
,harge OF the program for this meeting. g.
'n charge OF tao play
Those In the EAST are:
Miss Matte. Mrs. r. NJ. Sunderland
Mary cd. 1890. .....,,..-.. Miss Edith Patrick
te,ue Barker. .......,.. Kiss O. rtIuds N,nile
Martha t,he malu) ..,. Mss Beu'ah Buckley
Lady Glonutre, Miss Abba Bowen
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