Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23


TUESDAY Grace Rohrbough and
Miss Olive Hammond, luncheon at Miss
Rohrbough's home for visiting Thetas
Mrs L. johnson, Elite club meeting
low club; IadieF' day al Field and Happy
Hollow clubs; guest night at Rod and
Gun club
Mrs. Mullory, Columbian club meeting;
dinner and dance at Field club; dance at
THTRSDAY-M Mrs w. A. Eddy, dinner at
Rod and Gun club; ladies day at Field
and Happy Hollow clubs; vaudeville and
pictures at Rod and Gun club
Acknowledgements at Country
club; dinner-dance at Field club; dinner
dance at Happy Hollow club; dinner-dance
at Rod and Gun club.
Motor parties and dinners at the clubs
have been the chief forms of entertainment
for the out-of-town guests Many social af-
fairs have been given for Miss Margaret
Brown of st. Louis guest Of Miss Louise
Dining. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Davis
entertained at a motor picnic Thursday,
when those present were Miss Dining,
Miss Margaret Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lard Hosford. Mrs. Ben Cotton, Mr. Hal
Brady, Mr.. Edward Mi Ian, M Ackroid and
Nj. and Mrs. Davis
Saturday evening Mrs. Ben Cotton enter
tanned at dinner at the Country club for
Dining, Mr.. Hal Brady and Mr.. Elwyn
Boodgood.
Another attractive visitor is Miss Mary
Pauline Fordtran OF San Antonio, Tex,
who is the guest Of Miss Alice Coad Miss
Fordtran spent the first part of her school
vacation visiting relatives in New Orleans,
where many entertainments were given for
her Several small dinner parties have
been given at the clubs for the young
people. Last evening Miss Alice Coad had
eight guests at Happy Hollow.
Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne Of New York
City, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burns,
has been honor guest at numerous lunch
cons, teas, dinners and motor plcnics. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze will
entertain at dinner at the Field club for
Mrs Payne. Each day last week was filled
with engagements for this popular guest.
Miss Helen Magee of Chicago, who spent
few days visiting her brother, Mr.. Way
land Magee on the Pratt farm, near Ben
nington, was much entertained during her
brief stay. Miss Magee has gone to wy
omlng to join friends on a camping trip
Probably the youngest visitor is Master
Laurence Updlke Of Southern Pasadena,
Cal, who is visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Updike. A motor picnic
Friday was much enjoyed. After motoring
TO Louisville a picnic supper was served
Those present were little Misses Hazel and
Mary Updike, Miss Updike. Miss Lucy Up
dixie, Mrs. George Updike, Mrs. N. B. Up
dixie, Masters Judson Squires, Clarence
Squires, Laurence Updike, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Updike and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Updike.
The brides and grooms of June are re-
turning from their wedding trips. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wilhelm, who have been trav-
cling in Europe since the first week In
June, have arrived in Quebec and will go
to Mackinac. the summer home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward A. Cudahy, for a visit before
returning to Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Potter, who have
been on the Massachusetts coast, arrived
in Omaha the first Of last week and are at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Potter
until they take possession of their apart
ment at the Troy the latter part OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barker wh0 spent
their honeymoon in Estes Park, Colo, are
now settled in their new home on South
Thirty-eighth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Barker. who were married in Canada and
who visited Denver and other points Of in
terest in Colorado, are at the home Of Mr..
Bankers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barker, until their house on South Thirty
fifth street is in readiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Johnston, whose
wedding was earlier in the spring, returned
home last week after spending several
months in Europe lt'
Although smoking has gained but scant
popularity among Omaha women, there
are a GEOGRAPHICALLY those who have
Travelled much abroad and who have
brought their newly acquired continental
habits back with them-who enjoy an oc-
casional cigarette. This is not surprising.
but that the practice has inspired the small
girls with interest. has given at least one
mother food for thought.
No one in the family is greatly surprised
when the youngest son evinces a desire
TO mimic his father and take a smoke. The
usual brides for keeping sonny from smok-
ing until he Is of age are begun to post
pone the evil day But when the youngest
daughter voices similar desire TO initiate
mother. the affair takes on different
color.
Recently an Omaha woman who thinks
nothing of smoking a cigarette now and
then-a woman distinguished by the per-
sonal care which she gives to the educa-
ton Of her small daughters-was given
sudden jolt by her 6-year-old daughter,
who came to her with a request for a silver
box for cigarettes like mothers.
The astonished matron. who is nothing
II not quick witted. put her small daughter
off with these words: You are too young
now. Wait until you are eighteen"
In honor OF three visiting Thetas, numer-
Gus entertainments are being given by the
local members of this sorority. Miss villa
spiers Of St. Joseph Is the guest Of Mrs.
Burnham and Miss Florence Dutton OF
Hastings and Miss Geraldine Gray OF
Hastings are visiting Miss Anna MeCague,
An informal tea was given Thursday by
Miss McCague. Friday Miss Ruth Lindley
entertained at house party at her cot
tage at the Rod and Gun club. Friday
evening was spent canoeing and sailing and
the guests remained until Saturday, Those
present were Misses Florence Dutton, Ger
aldine Gray, Anna McCague, Villa Spiers,
Alice MeCuhough Grace Rohrbough, Olive
Hammond. Helen Biish, Ruth Lindley and
Mira. Lndley
Sunday evening Miss Helen Bhsh will en-
terrain at a house party at her home and
Tuesday Miss Grace Rohrbough and Miss
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