Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-23
SOCIETY PLANS FOR SUMMER
country Clubs Complete Arrangements
for Opening Of Season.
CORONATION INTERESTS OMAHANs
This Years Trips Are Being Planned
So as TO Inculde n visit in Lon
don During the Last of
social Calendar.

Social Calendar.
MONDAY-Mrs Harry Montgomery, Jun
Tor Bridge club.
TUEsDAY-Miss Frances Nash, Bridge
Luncheon club; Mrs. Harvey Jackson.
luncheon
wEDNEsDAY--Mr and Mrs. J.. w.
Griffith evening reception for Prof and
Mrs Henry Eames Of Lincoln, Mrs. n. b.
Updike, bridge afternoon; Miss Jessie
Anliard luncheon; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
kountze, evening party for bridge club;
Lieutenant and Mrs. John Bulb of Fort
Crook, dinner.
THURsDAY-Mrs. N. h. Updike, bridge
afternoon; Mrs. ,; r. White, kensington;
ing; Omikron annual May party; Miss
Eugene Whitmore, Amateur Bridge
club; Dundee club Of Omaha High school
dancing party; Pi Beta Phi dinner at
Hotel Loyal.
Wedding of Miss Marie
Crounse and Lieutenant William Storrs
Bowen Miss Marion Tyler bridge lunch
con.
This week brings the close OF the season
for several OF the large social organlza-
Sions. The announcements of their closing
entertainments is the indirect way of say
ing that the summer season is at hand
This announcement 10 made directly by
the country clubs in their planning for
the beginning of the outdoor festivities
and club dances for the summer Of 1911
The three large country clubs this year
have chosen different dates for the open
ings. The Country club season will be
formally inaugurated May unless the
weather lie unpropitious. The Field club
has definitely named May 10 for its opening
dance And Happy Hollow club will begin
the summer season May 20 II the numerous
improvements now under way are COM
pleted before then
Many Omaha people are planning to visit
Europe this summer. The number is I'M
usually large and the date Of their sailing
unusually early because the travellers wish
TO be in London to witness the ceremonies
attending the coronation of King George
Mr.. Harry Cartan left Friday evening for
the east and will sail next Wednesday for
London. Later he will meet Mr. and Mrs
]. n. Mcdonald, who sail May 20 on the
steamer Laurantic from Quebec, Canada
for England, and they will attend the Lon
don Derby and also the coronation cere-
monies. Later Mr.. and Mrs Mcdonald will
visit Russia
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hugo Brandeis will also
sail on the steamer Laurantio May 90
They will spend week in Ireland and
then attend the coronation ceremonies in
London and will then visit Norway and
Sweden and Paris. France. They will plan
to motor through France and down the
coast OF Brittany.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Johnston sail
the latter part OF this month from New
York and will be in London for corona
ton week the latter part of June.
Mrs. Walter T. Page and Miss Mamie
Page will sail June IS on the Canadian line
and will reach London for the last two
days OF the ceremonies.
Several other Omaha people are planning
to attend, but before making definite plans
are waiting to hear from their inquiries
regarding hotel reservations.
The important wedding Of the week Is
that Of Miss Marie Crounse and Lieu
tenant storrs Bowen, which will be eele-
brated at o'clock Saturday evening at ST.
Barnabas church. Rev. John Williams will
officiate. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, a niece
OF the bride, is TO be the only attendant
The wedding is to be followed by a large
reception given by Senator and Mrs Gil
bert M. Hitchcock at their home. 2OO7
Dodge street
Entertainments are already being
planned in honor OF Miss Jean Cudahy and
Frank Wilhelm. whose marriage will be
celebrated the first of June These fes-
tvitles will be more numerous later In
May, after the arrival of Miss Josephine
Cudahy OF Milwaukee and Miss Mary
Donaldson OF Minneapolis, who are to be
members of the bridal party, and both
OF whom have visited in Omaha and have
many friends here. The other members
OF the wedding party will be Miss Helen
Cudahy, Miss Bess Baum and Miss Frances
Nash. Among the affairs planned is a
dinner party which Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nj.
Wilhelm VIII give Wednesday evening,
May 5. Friday evening, May 8, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick a. Nash will entertain at
dinner followed by theater party to
hear Mary Garden.
The members who are to appear in the
play AN American Citizen" which Is to
the Introduction OF the new dramatic club,
The Players" to its honorary members,
have already been assigned their roles and
have been given much attention to re-
heArsals for the performance. The date
OF this first performance which is to be
At the Brandeis theater. is May r.
Mr.. Rex Morehouse will have the lead
Ing role. Mr. Kruger. made famous by Nat
Goodwin. Other prominent parts will \be
taken by Mr.. George Mcintyre, Mr. Robert
Dining, Mr.. Harry Doorley. Mr. Arthur
Cooley, Mr.. Cuthbert Potter Miss Ara
bella Kimball, Mrs. Harry Doorley, Mrs.
Rex Morehouse, Miss Pauline Bourke and
Miss Ruth Hitchcock Some Of the smaller