Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-08
SOCIETY TRIPS SOUTHWARK
Panama and South America Included
in Winter Tours.
ACTIVE WEEK is FORL -ASTED
Many Event. Are Planned In Honor
Of Popular Visitors -- bridge
Clubs Have Resumed
Their Meetings.
StiIl Hopeful.
Hope springs eternal here below,
Saw what yoI Will
Come damscis have the m.stctoe
Suspended still
Philadelphia BIlletn.
ACTIVE WEEK Is FORE-AsTED
social Calender.

social tuAcndrr.
MONDAV-Mrs. Louis Nash Monday
Bridge club, Mrs Earl lClplins-r. Jun o.
Bridge club. Mrs. II. y. WhituorC, ANA
tcur Musical club; Mr. and Mr.. Ward
burgess. theater party; Temple Israel
SiEtefhood whist party; Miss Nell Dono-
hue, evening party
TUEsDAY-Mrs Arthur Kccl.no, luloh-
con at Omaha club for Mrs Paul Hud-
son, MIR. and Mrs. Gould DiCtz. dinner
and theatei party FOR Mrs. Hucs.n. MIS-
Denise Barkglow, Tuesday luncheon club
Mrs H. r. Strcight luncheon, Mss lrma
Staples, Tuesday Bridge club.
WEDNESDAI-Mrs John Baldwin. llnch-
con; Mrs. Clarke Powell, bridge i ter
noon FOR Miss Dorothy LAX Mrs +. L.
Halter. matinee party for Mrs. Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. q. ~ Dietz dinner for Mrs
hudson W. w. Kensington club. Mrs. w.
s. Price At Home Day at Fort Crook;
DIR. and Mrs V. r. Caldwell diner
TEURsDAY-AIrs. Lenora uiets nelson,
bridsc-luncheon for Mrs. Hudson, MI s.
Claire Balr and Mrs. Earl NpIinger
bridge afternoon for Miss LaIk.
FRIDAY-Hop at Fort Crook; Mrs May
Aud, matinee party.
sATURDAY-Mrs John l.. Kennedy after
noon tea Tor Miss Hansc0m and Miss
France; Mrs. A. J. Beaton, luncheon az
Omaha club for Mrs. Hudson Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Dining, Harmony club.
Easter is late this year This means that
the annual pre-Lenten rush Of festivities
will be postponed a little. However, there
Is every prospect that the season Will hold
more than the usual number Of interesting
events Already there IL an undercurrent
announcement-an announcement made in
strict confidence to frlends-of one large
wedding, and rumors Of second to be
celebrated before the opening Of the Lenten
season, March !.
Society just now seems to be most in
In MIA for win trims The
number Of those who VIII journey to
warmer chimes for these winter months
is larger this year than usual. There is,
i likewise a larger variety in the trips
planned. Panama figures prominently in
the plans OF two parties of Omaha people.
A visit to the Bermudas the West In
dies and also South America is included
in the trip, which Is an exceptionally at
tractive winter voyage. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Pickens. Miss Elizabeth Pickens
plan to take this trip, sailing from New
York. February %, on the s. S. Moltke.
Mr. Joseph Hayden will go with them.
Mr.. and Mrs william c. Sunderland, who
last year made a visit TO Brazil their
winter trip, plan to leave Omaha January
49, for New York They will sail from
there January "a on the $. s. Moltke for
a thirty-dnys cruise, which viii include
visits at the Barbados, Bermudas, Pan
anna, and South America. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
c. Swartz of st. Louis will accompany
them
Omahas California colony will not DO
as large as usual this year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Remington left yesterday for a
few months sojourn in the west Mr.. and
Mrs. GurdoR W. wattles will leave late in
February for their winter home in Holly
wood Cal.
Mr. Charles ID. Beaton and Mr.. George
Cunningham of Kansas City will sail jan
uar.y 49, on the steamer Cleveland from
New York City for the Mediterranean
trip The will be gone about ten weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Megeath Miss Me-
geath and Edward Megeath leave for New
York January 20, and sail Tor Europe Janu7
airy 25 on the Celtic" They will take
the Mediterranean cruise and will also
spend considerable time in Paris and Lon
don. They will be gone about three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Yates are plan
ming to sail from New York, February 4
for the Mediterranean trip, tour Of Egypt
and trip to the Holy Land. They vii
be gone four months. General Marshall l.
Ludington OF New York. formerly OF
Omaha, will be the third member Of their
party.
Mrs. T. v. Lewis and niece, Miss Vir
glnia Lewis are also planning to taRe thu
trip.
Announcements for this week indicat
that It will be one of activity. The renewa
of the club meetings and the entertain
ments for visitors are the two nouceabl