Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16
EASTER PLANS OF SOCIETY
Revival Of Social Affairs to marx the
Coming week.
SEVERAL wEDDmGs THIS WEEK
Omaha Travellers to, All Parts Of the
world win To-day Observe
ERster--kouutnes In Three
Different Countries.


world win To-day Observe
Easter-kouutnes In Three
Different Countries,
social Calendar.
MONDAI-Mrs. nary montgomery Jun. OF
Bnage cub MIS- "a. .. Wntmure,
Amateur Musical club; Mrs. }. j. N ,nyn,
Z, l.s.,,S~birs j. d. Foster. Bridge
Luncheon Grub; Mrs. f. c. Read, Cies-
" LJN..sDAY-M G. n. D,etz. Luncheon.
MIS-. Edward Phelan, bridge ate noon,
M and Mrs. J. T.. Pulver, DrIdge even
IGISRsDAY-Mrs. e. y. Dietz luncheon:
p. : G. clue dance at Creighton In
sutute hall; 81. Patricks parish evening
party. Mrs. H. d. Huse, eureka Caru
FhiDAY- Formal hop at Fort Crook: Les
iibouN annual dancing party, Mrs. Ben
Cotton, Original Bridge club: Dletz club.
dancing party; Creighton Dental college
students dancing party; Mrs. n. u.
hulse. Carnation Musical club
SATURDAN-Mr. ana Mrs. -. v Shoies,
Harmony club. Omaha High School SUP
scripuon dance at Chambers academy.
Easter this year brings the anticipated
revival OF interest in social affairs. This
interest expresses Itself most profoundly
In the announcement Of numerous dancing
parties, several of which will be the for
NAL close Of the winter season for the
clubs giving them.
naster week also has its weddings OF in
tsrest to OmahRns, but the three most in
teresting Of these are to be celebrated in
other cidsS
The officers and women Of Fort Crook
Friday evening give an Easter hop at the
Officers club as a close of the series Of
dances given by them this winter. The
plans for the evening include many house
parties and supper parties for the Omaha
guests. Captain and Mrs. switzer and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Harugan will enter
tain at one of the larger parties preceding
the hop. when they will have about twenty
guests at buffet supper at the home of
Lieutenant and Mrs Hartigan
The Les Hiboux club, an organization of
high school young men, will give a large
dancing party at Chambers Friday even
ing This is the annual party of the club
and plans are being made that II may
eclipse all former events given by the club
The first annual spring hop of a group
of high school people will be held at Cham
bers April o. Messrs. Raymond Lowe and
Tates Murphy are in charge Of the dance,
Many students from the University OF Ne
braska plan to be present at the dance.
Easter decorations will be used and about
200 young people will be present.
The marriage Of Miss Isabel French
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John c. French
to Mr.. George Washington Johnston will
be celebrated Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence OF Miss French's
sister. Mrs. oliver w. Carpenter, COS Third
street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs
Jehn G. French. Mr.. Herbert French and
Miss Isabel French are all at the home of
Mrs. Carpenter and Mr.. Johnston left Sat
urday evening for Brooklyn
Only relatives and few intimate friends
will be present at the ceremony. Mr.
Johnston and his bride will sail April %
on the Koenig Albert for Naples After
spending the month of May in Italy they
will go to London to witness the corona
ton ceremonies. They will visit the points
OF interest In Switzerland, Germany and
France before returning home.
Miss Peggy Polleys of st. Paul MIMI
who IL popular in Omaha, where she has
been the guest of Miss Amy Gilmore will
be one OF the Easter brides. Miss Polleys
wedding TO Mr.. Arthur Bernard Krock will
be celebrated Saturday evening In st. Paul
Miss Gilmore, who is now the guest of
Miss Polleys. will be the maid OF honor
and the brides only attendant.
Another Easter wedding in which Omaha
society is interested is the marriage OF Mr.
Edward I. Cudahy and Miss Leonore
Brewer, which is TO be celebrated in San
Mateo. Cal, April 25
Easter day viii be observed by Omahans
In many of the parts of the world. Omaha
travellers Will share in the differing cere-
monies which mark the day Of the people
OF the different nauonalities. These tray
elers are so located that It is nearly true
to paraphrase Great Briton's boast and de-
clare that the Easter sun will not set for
Omaha people.
First in Italy the magnificent ceremonies
which are Rome's celebration will be wit
messed by Mrs ]. M. Metcalfe and Miss
Rose Coffman.
In London, Englard's pontifical city, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Yates and General
Ludlngton will spend the day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yates sail April % from Liverpool
and reach Omaha May /.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther l.. Kountze and
children, who are returning from their
winter sojoum in Germany viii! include
three national observances in their day.
They sailed from Bremen Saturday morn
ing board one OF the German Lloyd
steamers and wnl therefore share in the
ing their boat touches Cherbourg where
the day is French, and Easter even they
are in English waters where the English
customs rule.
In New York, where the Easter festival
IL observed with much pomp. numerous
omRhans are now visiting. Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Love sojourning In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. French and Miss
Isabelle French and Mr.. Herbert French
are guests OF mir, ami Mrs,. Oliver CRrpen-
ter Mrs. Thomas ]. Rogers, Miss Mary
Alice Rogers are guests Of Mrs, Rogers
father, Captain sporr. Mrs. c., c. Rose
water is the guest Of MI and Mrs. Wing
Allen.
And the days progress across the CONT
nent Is marked by Omahans in other parts
OF this country, and across the Pacific.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Caldwell are visit
ing relatives in Tioga Pa. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur c, Smith have gone to Brookine
Mass, to spend Easter with Mrs. Smiths