Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
SOCIETY FOSTERS ATHLETICS
Annual Indoor Meet Of Omaha Ath-
letic Club Interests All.
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI DANCE
Omnhans Are Returning from Win
ter trips, Leaving ON spring
Trips and Making Plans
for the summer.

TOT Nue summer
social Calendar,
MONDAY-Junlor Bridge club. Miss Mabel
Mari; Palimpsest club dinner. Omaha
TUEsDAY-Amateur Bridge club. Miss
Katherine Cradle: X. A. T. Bridge club,
Miss Irma staples: Tuesday kensington,
q, Mrs H.; T. Peterson. ,.-,-
THURsDAY-Mis Effie Aarons. bridge aft
ernoon for Mrs. Mary o. Steele; Capitol
FRIDAY = Omaha High School Alumni
dance; Mrs. A. Richardson, Mizpah club.
SATURDAY-lndoor athletic meet.
Society. which in the week just COM
pleted. divided its attention between the
exhibit Of fine paintings and the exhibit
Of aristocratc cats and dogs, Will give
some Of its attention this week to the ex-
hibit OF the prowess Of college. army and
amateur athletes. The annual indoor meet
Of the Omaha Athletic club, which is given
April i al the auditorium, is an event In
which society feels and expresses great
interest. An illustration Of this fact Is
the number OF reservations already made
for the event Those who have reserved
boxes for the meet are Mr. J. w. Towle,
Dr. b. b Davis, the A. O. T. Associa-
Mr. Painter Knox. Mr.. J. w. Hughes,
Mr.. w. J. Foye, Miss Mills. Mr.. j. NJ.
VILLAIN, Mr.. ~ b. Updike, Mr.. e. p.
Peck. Mr.. s. s. Caldwell, Mr.. Joseph
Baldrldge, Mr.. Harley G. Moorehead the
University Of Michigan, Mr. Stanley Rose
water, Mr.. c. II. Brown, Mr.. r. l.. Davis,
and MIR. II. L. Yates, jr. The Omaha Ad
club will have 50 box seats.
The second annual art loan Of the Omaha
Society Of Fine Arts, which closes this
evening, has been a noteworthy event and
one also deserving the adjective generous.
In the first place it is exceedingly gener-
Gus in the managers to give their time
and attention to planning and bringing to
fulfillment such an exhibit; It is generous
Of those who own the pictures to lend them
to the exhibit where they have been en-
joyed by so many people,
The Omaha Bench Show proved a worthy
competitor and shared in the attention
both of society and the general public
with the arrival of April comes not only
the conclusion Of winter plans but also
preparation for the summer. Already peo-
pie are returning from their sojourns in
thu west, in the south and from Europe
and others are making arrangements to
start out on their summer jaunts Others
are considering deserving their city for
their country homes and making definite
arrangements.
Among those who are planning to go
abroad in the late spring are Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wakeley Mrs, william Allen and
her sister, Miss Bishop. They plan to
sail in June.
Miss Jean Cudahy and Mr.. Frank VIII
helm, whose marriage will be celebrated
the first Of June, plan as a wedding trip,
a tour OF Europe. They will sail June 7
on the steamer George Washington from
New York City. Upon their return they
will reside in the house which Mr.. Rex
Morehouse is building at Harvey and
Thlrty-eighth avenue.
Mrs. Myron Learned and Miss Louise
Mcpherson will sail some time in May for
a summer abroad. Mr.. Learned plans to
meet them in Germany in June
Omaha people travelling abroad who will
return soon are Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Kountze who have been spending the
winter in Munich, and who plan to sail
April 10 from Bremen for home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Yates, who
have been spending several weeks in
Egypt, are now in Cairo, and expect to
sail April 20 from Liverpool on the Baltic.
Mrs. Charles Beaten. who has been tray
cling on the continent for several weeks
sailed for home Friday and is expected
here in ten days.
An event annually important to Omaha
Ia
the alumni dancing party, which is given
this year Friday evening, March 81 at
Chambers academy.
large number OF students from the
University of Nebraska are Framing to at
tend and several Of the fraternities and
soroTities OF the university and the dif-
ferent classes Of the High school plan to
have their pennants in the decorations, The
university colors, scarlet and cream, will
be used in decorating one OF the coy cor
ners and the Grand Bouncers' club OF the
high school win Rave another corner, Lee
Hiboux club will also be represented.
The affair is in charge of Mr.. Ralph
Werlich, an alumnus OF the high school
and Mr.. Charles II. Baker, who Is senior
About 200 are expected TO be present
Most OF the university students who at
tend the dancing party will spend the weel
end in Omaha and attend the Indoor Ath
letic meet Saturday evening at the Audi
forum and return 10 Lincoln sunday,
Miss Minna Meyer who has been study
ing vocal music in New York for severa
months, returned to Omaha Wednesday L
visit with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs, Nor
ia Meyer S32S Harvey street, before leay
ing for study in Europe. Miss Meyer Wi
sail April % on the Red star liner Faith
erland, for a two-years't stay In Europe
where she plans TO study in Berlin Mis-
Meyer has been doing some understud
work at the Metropolitan opera in Ne'
York and while there met Madam Johann
Gadsky. the famous grand opera star, VIII
encouraged her 10 go 20 Berlin. MadaI
Gadski has expressed her interest and wi
assist in selecting teacher for the Ia
ented Omaha girl. She viii probably stud
either with Madam Burg or Madam IA
Lehman