Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

wEDNEsDAY-Dance at Country and
THTTR SsGYM Herbert Howell and
Mrs Earl Ellis bridge luncheon for Mrs.
Leon Crandall; ladies day at Happy Hoi-
low club; ST. Patrick,s Parish card Cup
meeting with Mrs. John Garvey ana i.
L. OConnell; American Womans league
luncheon at Hotel Loyal
FRIDAY-Wedding OF Miss S0ra Ho K5HS
Meeting with Miss Bixby and Miss Helen
Bixby. - -.
and Happy Hollow clubs; dance at Field
club.
Most of the autumn weddings will pre-
cede the debutante parties Many OF the
weddings will be celebrated in october,
while most Of the debut parties will be
given in November, and few during the
holidays in December
The autumn weddings will be unusually
brilliant this year. The wedding of Miss
Ruth Brandeis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur D. Brandes, to Mr.. irving stern
of New York City. will be celebrated
Tuesday evening. october 10 at sherrys.
The marriage lines viii be read at $50
O'Clock by DR.. Leo Franklin OF Detroit
formerly Of Omaha, ana an intimate friend
of the Brandeis family
Miss Leola Brsndeis, sister Of the bride,
will be maid of honor, and the brides only
attendant Mr.. Melville Stern will be best
man.
Following the ceremony, a wedding din
ner will be served and about ninety guests
will be present, the invitations being no.
stricted to members, of the families and
few intimate friends.
The young people will take trip to
Palm Beach, returning to Hotel Plaza New
York City where they have taken apart
nents until the first OF the year, when
they start on a six months wedding trip
abroad
The marriage OF Miss Susan Holdrege to
Dr. Robert HOLSTER will take place on the
evening Of October at Unity church, and
will be the first OF the large fall weddings
and one Of the most important Of the
social events. Miss Holdrege has chosen
her bridesmaids from out of town and
they are Miss Frances Rogers OF st. Paul,
and Miss Ruth Wlgglesworth of Boston
Miss Leta, Holdrege, her sister, is to be
the maid Of honor
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Greene
of Warwick. r. l., and Mr.. Bernard w
Capen, will be celebrated october 10. This
will be a church wedding and the ceremony
will take place at 4SO o'clock.
A quiet wedding which will be celebrated
in october will be that of Miss Lucy Jones
of Washington, D. c.. and Mr.. Joseph
Byrne Of this city. The ceremony will
probably take place October II in Wash
ington.
A wedding OF considerable interest in
University circles is that Of Miss Mayone
Thompson and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Murphy
This will be Tuesday evening, October "a
Miss Ruth Thompson will be maid OF
honor, Mrs, Herbert Hays Of Stella. Neb..
matron OF honor. and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Margaret Murphy Of Leaven-
worth. Kan, and Miss Mildred Perry of
Reedsburg, Wis
Two Of the larger weddings will be cele-
brated in November. but definite dates
have not been decided-the weddings or
Miss Brownie Bess Baum and Mr. John
Rouse Of Baltimore, and that of Miss
Louise Lord and DR.. Roger Throop
Vaughn.
The mmbers OF the Omaha Junior club
will meet Tuesday evening at the Country
club at o'clock banquet.
This Ia the first meeting OF the season
OF the club and arrangements Will be made
for series OF dancing parties to be given
this winter
The Omaha Junior club was organised
last year and gave several enjoyable af-
fairs. The Christmas ball was one OF the
most elaborate parties given during the
year.
Tuesday evening officers will be elected.
The present executive committee includes
Messrs Raymond Low. Harry Koch. ]. NJ.
Harding, Cuthbert Potter and Edward
oBrisn.
The club Is composed only of youns
bachelors, although members Of the
younger married set are invited to the hol-
day party.
About twenty-five members Of the club
are expected at the meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mste&lf and Miss Rose coff-
man, who have recently returned from
a thirteen months stay In Europe met
many Omaha friends abroad and had en-
joyabls experience with them. They first
took an extended motor trip drought
France with Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Cornish
OF Chicago formerly OF Omaha Just be-
fore leaving Paris they spent an evening
with General and Mrs c. +. Henderson
and Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Dietz
They then went to London, where they
met Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wakley, Mrs.
=. +. Allen and Miss Bishop Mrs Net
calf enjoyed = ten days tour OF Scot
land and England With the Omaha party
aAtef Whlch they all returned to London.
In the latter place. they were among the
guests at the large reception given by Am.
bassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid a
their marble palace in London, About
5000 Americans were there. The party
spent July fourth in London and in the
morning visited the National Portrait
Gallery. When they came TO the portrait
OF Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. wakley, who
was wearing small American flag, tool
Il Oft and decorated the picture OF tht
martyr president
While In Rome Mrs Metealf and Miss
coffman were honor guests at the open,
ing OF the United States Art exhibit a
the Rome exposition
Mr.. Arthur Wakley and party sailed las
week for home and will land in New
York Tuesday
number OF Omaha families are no
going to wait for the annual May moving
but are setting into their new homes thil
fall. Mr., and Mrs Barton Willard hav'
Just moved into their attractive new reS
brick home on Thirty-eighth and Bur
streets. Mrs. Victor coffman and Mis-
Rose coffman have taken one OF the Pat
terson houses on Thirty-eighth avenue and
Dodge street.