Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
Eany Events Announced for First
Two Days Of the Week. -
MDoOR MEET MosT POPUIAR
University Club Recently Organised
a 20 Take ProBinent Part In
Fostering Big Athletic
Event.
Social Calendar.

coble, theater party; Mr.. and Mira.
Sqsgis HARDING EsII,u dinner party; Eta
aeadesnyi Tom Moore club, dancing rqrty,
TpEsDAf-Wedd OF Miss Ruth Hard
e9 IT. s SSm Msl Bees eSs,,s jr 6 a. TIE
ME Arthur 8. Rogers bridge afternoon.
M Charles 7. Kountze, bridge for. Afrs.
Patricia, informal German; Temple
1lrael aisterhood. bridge luncheon At
Brandeis assembly rooms dancing party
a. hlks eiubi Columbian circle card
wEnNBBDAY-Ash wednesday.
THuhspAf-Major and Mrs. Atkinson,
J, Hoover, comis club Mrs. J. G. Resder,
eWagtika club.
FnIPAY- Amateur Bridge club, Mrs. John
sATURDAT-Mrs. II. J. Abrahams and
Mrt. Julius Drelfuss, bridge luncheon az
Metropolitan club for Miss Irma Thor
man o. Cleveland.
Two days remain before Ash Wednesday
brings Lenten cessation OF general enter
taining and these two days are to hold
many interesting events. The announce
ments' for the early part OF the week are
Of much interest. but for the most part OF
smaiief events. The Lenten plans OF many
omahahs include attendance upon study
clubs, Of which many have been and are
being formed. The sewing club, where
needles are devoted to fashionable gar
ments for tbs different charity institu-
tons, are also numerous during Lent,
though informal In organization.
The moet interesting Of the entertdin-
monts for shrove Tuesday Is the informal
german which Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Fair
field viii give in their home that evening,
entertaining ten couples.
Another event OF Tuesday evening Is the
slyafafnN - Mica T3s,tt, rT.~1rg da.Uhtap ~
wedding OF Miss Ruth Harding. daughter Of
Samuel fsees, ir. This will be celebrated
a. o'clock and will be witnessed only by
q small company OF friends, but It viii
be followed BY a large reception. Monday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Harding give the
dinner 10 the wedding party.
Monday Mrs. d. p. Mccarthy gives a
luneihOn as the last Of the pleasant series
Of entertainments OF whivn she has been
hostess. Mrs. Rebe Morgan and Mrs.
George r. Voss will sive an afternoon tea
at Hillside. Mrs. Arthur g. Rogers enter
tains at bridge both Monday and Tuesday
Afternoons
Another OF the important announceiSs ntB
for the early week lie the bridge afternoon
which Mrs. Charles Kountze gives Tuesday
IN compliment TO Mrs. Jonn Redick.
The Organization OF the University club
is important to Omaha society In many
ways, as II means the welding OF college
people and college interests but It viii
have the direct effect Of adding TO the
interest OF college people and society in
the indoor athletic meet which 10 to be-
given BY the Omaha Athletic association
April l. This Is, an event in which society
has always shown a decided interest both
BY attending and BY making It the
nucleus for much entertaining. The uni
vstsitY orsaniEation will take active part
ins the plane not only as spectators, but
win cndeavor TO have representative track
men from the different colleges enter the
meet
Already the University club has spoken
for bcxes Tor the meet Each college will
have bcS which win be decorated with
college colors and occupied by college men.
Society people who have held boxes az
previous meets are planning to continue the
custom. Army people. also are we'll rep
resented among the box holders Soldiers
from the posts enter for the different con-
tests and this assures the special interest
OF the army people.
TIE officers Of the Omaha Athletic asso-
ciation are Mr.. ID. U. Graft, PRESIDENT
Mr.. a. r. Keelne vice president; Mr.. s.
NJ Rosewater. vice president; Mr.. r. l.
Carns. secretary; Mr.. II. w. Yates. ST.
treasurer; Mr.. J. NJ. Gillian, business mana
ger; Messrs. Lawrence Brinker. G. H.
Brown s. s. Caldwell. Gould Diets, N. p
Dodge, A. r. Keeline. J. 7. Maxwell. II. O.
MooFhead, A. c. Potter. 8. NJ. Rosewater
J. W. rqwie, Conrad Young and Lieutenant
w. n. Haskell Lieutenant r. d. Smith,
executive committee.
Urka1 1aaiaa ~ Fort fsrnofr onnr,otato aha
courtesy OF the Officers club In instituting
and observing one day OF the week as
ladies day At the club. Moreover, the
eomplimented guests have expressed their
appreciation In unmistakable ways That
Il why the officers are a bit rueful
WhSn day was set aside as one IN which
the club would be at the service Of the la
dies, the donors expected them 70 have
Afternoon tea and have a good time. but
they did not expect them 10 so Thoroughly
take possession of that one day that the
club would be theirs, In a way, all the
other days OF the week, The invasion Is
serious one, as Il intereferes with the COM
fort Of the officers, The officers who are
married. moreover, are the most grouchy
about H. They say, Great Scott, man,
we have TO be careful home so We WON'T
muss up fixings and frills and now we've
Eot EN- a the club. who suggested hav-
ing ladies' day, anyway" The bachelors
are not quite as outspoken. IN fact, some
e them even like the feminine Appearance
Of The club rooms, but others grumble a
BIT 20 ether bachelors and suggest that n
they we're married they would not hesltate
20 suggest to their wives that they take
the doylles home"
Th6 fancy work, with which thoughful
woman has decorated tables. shelves ana
d0sss. a brought over so that the club
may look more homelike," The men ap-
pferiate the idea, but find II Is too home
ike; they can't be as comfortable as they
used to beat the club: tables are not Is
available as footstools.
Pleasures Past