Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
SOCIETY AS PATRON OF ART
Exhibit Of Paintings Owned by
Omaha People shown monday.
CHARITY BENEFIT INTERESTS
NounR Women RehcarsinE Play 60
Sc Given for children In City
HospitnIs--An Important
Lcnten WeddinR.
RITY BENEFIT INTERESTS

social Calendar.
MONuAY-Opening OF Art Loan EEhht
Omaha SOCIETY 81 Fine Arts; MIS-. culver
FIdridze matinee luncheon in honor NJ
Miss Fannie Rowland and her guests
Mis- Mrkeu and Mrs Trancoeur Of
Chicago. thcatar party at Orpheum show
fCi. b, ood- llOwland wcddine party, Miss
Elizabeth Cmsco1. Junior Bridge club,
MIR George Euger. Orpleum tarNy
TUESDAY Mr.. and Mrs f.. u HJMia3nd,
party: Mrs J.. NJ. PeEau. TUESDAY EvCn-
ms Bridge club: Miss Begs Baum. tues
,VvFpT FSBNY- Fred Metz. bridge
luncheon: Miss Laura bale Nens ngton
To- Miss Fannie Rowland. Mrs Mil ken
dirnci Tor Wood Rowland wedding party
Dietz club party at the club rooms.
THURSDAY Benefit performance OF
Wavne HcmphlH luncheon for Miss Fan.
ME Rowland and the young women o.
her weddins party; Montsfore c'uo'
FRPIiTDSKY-Miss katherine CRADLE. the
Amateur Bridge club 81
SATf-RDAY-Annual fancy dress ball Tor
children. the Metropolitan club wedding
eof Miss Fannie sage Howland. dauSn.t,er
Of Mr. and Mrs ~ u. Howlan,oi 20 5, NJ
William Robert Wood; Junior cluh. o3nc
ing rarty: Mr. and Mrs w J." seloy.
Harmony club.
This promises 20 be one OF the most III
terestlna weeks Of the season-not the
season. Dut the eulllf Wiii'S''
First this is the week in which the ART
Loan planned and perfected by the Omaha
Society Of Fine Arts is held From its
opcnlng. tomorrow evening. until IT'S close
sstfrdav evening. this exhibit will be the
center OF much interest. II includes arr
treasures from Omaha's best homes and Is
indeed the first representative showing OF
Onaha's art wealth The opening night
fGaa a o.
ception given by the officers and members
OF tho lociety to the exhibitors and their
friends. Tuesday afternoon is for the mem
he's OF the clubs The other days are
public DAYS and committees from the So
c.ety will assist each day
The second important event Of the week
is the presentation Of "Everyman' by
Omaha people in benefit OF the visiting
Nurse association This presentation is
given Thursday evening at the Lyric
theater and the patronesses include many
Of the most prominent members Of So
ciety
OF the private entertainments planned
for this week one Of the most interesting
will be the musicale which Mrs. Samuel
Katz gives Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
a number Of visitors. This Is the first Of
series Of musicales which Mrs. KATE
plans to give Tuesday number Of new
compositions by Debussy, Doeper and
Brainard will be played by Mrs Katz.
Mrs. Harry Clifton Paul, soprano, and
Mrs Alexander Polack OF Chicago, will
assist in the program.
The combination Of philanthropy and
dramatic enthusiasm. which is responsible
Tor the benefit performances" has as Its
most recent recruits group Of the younger
daughters of society people These young
women are busy now preparing for the
presentation OF a play, the proceeds from
which are to be- used to buy toys for the
children in the city hospitals. The play
probably will be given Saturday evening
April s. In the ball room of the residence
OF Mr.. NJ c. Peters, COG South Thirty-sec
ond avenue The Scheme That Failed Il
the name Of the play to be given by the
following young women Misses Florenc'
Cudahy, Daphne Peters, Bertha Dickey
Alice Cudahy, Catherine Thummell anC
Mary Burnley.
one OF the larger of the Lenten weddings
will he that Of Miss Fannie Rowland
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Rowland
be celebrated saturday evening at tn,
home OF the brides parents
The wedding party will be large and in
teresting in its personnel and will includ
several recent brides, two OF whom hav
since their marriawes, made their home
In Chicago. Mrs. Harry Milliken Of Chi
cogo, formerly Miss Bloise Wood Of thi
city. will play the wedding march. Mrs
oliver Eldridge, another recent bride, VII
sing a solo preceding the ceremony. Mis-
Marjorie Rowland, sister OF the bride. vii
be maid of honor and Miss Effie Haigh
and Miss Bessie Sage will be bridesmaids
The matrons OF honor will be Mrs. Alfre
Francoeur OF Chicago and Mrs Ronal
Peterson. M. Jack Sharp will be bes
man. Following the ceremony there viii b
a large reception for the wedding guests
Plans for the indoor athletic meet, whic
is to be given April at the Auditorium
are receiving more and more attention fror
college people, The University club a
an organization is lending It's support an
adding to soeety's interest in the athlet
contests and the college men are maxim
reservations for parties at the meet. TIL
Cornell men have made reservations 70
thirty seats and the Ad club has spoke
for 100 seats for its members
The announcement Of the plans OF IN
tennis schedule az the Field club also cor
tains facts OF interest 20 the women
the club July 70 TO August I is announce
as the date OF the ladies' tournament. Tn
year the tournament win include mike
doubles contests as a new feature tn
womeu's chairman has not yet been name,
but will be shortly. The chairman OF la
years tournament Miss Kate Moores
now Mrs. Arthur Crafts, and as Detroit
her home, her skill cannot be enlisted I,
this important office and the chairman
the previous year Miss Faith Potter
nov Mrs. Hugh Weed Of 81. Louis Mr.
S. Caldwell Is chairman OF the gener
tennis committee which viii select a
manager OF the Womens tournament