Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-01
SOCIETY WATCHES YEAR IN
Cotillion Fig-rs Illustrates Abdiea-
tion OF King Chronos.
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NEW KING TINE THEN GREETED
watch Parties Formed to ming ont
ola snd Ring In New-Beeep-
tlOns Mt "HiIIside" ana
other Homes To-day.
Sins not to me Of falling dev
Tpon the purple hills.
For am worried far too much
-ouirby ouatrains.
Social Calendar.
dONDAY-Mr and Mrs. s. u. Barka'Ow.
reception from 10 7; Mr.. and Mrs John
Hannigan, dinner and theater party at
nigan' IT,. Mr. and Mrs.. G. C. ca Aiiison
house party for Charles and Grace Aiii-
son al Rosemere Lodge
TUESDAY-Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn
and Miss Violet Joslyn, dancing party for
Mics Mildred Rogers.
WBDNESDAY-Mss Erna Reed, matinee
party At the Boyd Mrs G. W Morton,
Dorothy Mortoni Miss Marietta TlinE,
Orpheum party; w. w. club Mrs. J. *.
MoCombsi Mrs Casper Yost and Mrs.
Charles Offutt luncheon, Omaha club.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Miss Cora Roths-
child and Mr. Morris Joseph; Columbian
Cirols card party
Debutantes, college students and society
people, whove outgrown both these classi-
fieations shared in the activities which
have made the last week noteworthy even
when compared with holiday weeks Of
former seasons. II was an exceedingly
busy week for society people. Il Included,
moreover, many events OF superlstiye at
tractiveness The holiday season, as
society measures It, will continue for a
part Of this week at least,
Monday Of last week was Cornell day. In
the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Clement Chase
introduced the visiting collegians to the
Omaha young women. In the evening after
the concert the reception at the Rome hotel
was a large dancing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &c. Stevens were the
hssts of Tuesdays important event. the
reception dance given at the Rome hotel
formally to Introduce their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Stevens.
large reception and large dancing
party we're the events of Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Nj. Daugherty opened their
new house in South Thirty-seventh street
for a large evening reesption Mr. and
Mrs. w. b. Willard gave dancing party
at their home In South ThiFty-ninth street
IN honor of the birthday Of Mr.. Barton
Minard
seeiety's observation Of New Years will
be attendance OF the large reception which
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Denise Barkalow give
At their home in Thirty-eighth avenue
Monday evening In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Denise Barkalow. The hours Of the recep-
ton are from 4 to o'clock.
The second large event for the new year
is the dancing party which Mr. and Mrs
George A. Joslyn and Miss Violet JosIyn
give Tuesday evening at their home,
Thirty-ninth and Dodge streets IN honor
OF Miss Mildred Rogers.
While no invitations have been issued,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yates will be at home
TO their friends, at their home, Hillside /"
on New Years afternoon and evening,
following their usual custom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase gave a large
dancing party at their home in South
Thirty-thlrd Thursday evening in honor
OF Miss Mildred Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs A.
B. Mcconnell gave a dancing party at their
home In West Farnam street to the
younger school set in honor OF their
daughter, Miss Irsne Mcconnell and her
guests, Miss Josefina Cardenas Of saltillo,
Mexico, and Miss Mary NeFney Of Chicago.
The Delta Gammas gave q studio dance
Friday evening at the Rinehsrt studio and
the Junior Dancing class was host al a
party given at Chambers
saturday, beside being the last day OF
1910, was the date Of many watch parties
and was important as the day OF the second
holiday debut reception given by Mr. and
Mrs r. j. Dining for their daughter.
Miss Louise Dining