Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
SOCIETY WORKS FOR CHARITY
Many Benefit Affairs Prove to Be
Most Successful.
SORORITY ALUMNAE BANQUET
deer Athletic Meet Held Last
Evening at the Omaha
Auditorium.

SUGhaA SAAthuAfs
MONDAY-Nrs Gerald Wharton, dinner
at the Country club for Miss Margaret
Brown; Mrs. 7. L. Davis. meeting OF
the Monday Bridge club at Country
club; Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. O'Brien, din
ner at Hotel Loyal.
TUESDAY-Miss Dorothy Stevens and
Miss Louise Dining. orpheum party
for Miss Margaret Brown; Mrs Jerome
Magee. children's party for Marshall
Magee: Players club. Adventures OF
Lady Ursula" at the Brandeis theater;
Miss Eugene Whitmore. meeting OF
Amateur Musical club at home day al
Fort Omaha
wEDNEsDAY-Mr. and Mrs II. L. Cum
nnings dinner for Miss Margaret Brown:
Mrs. Fred Pearce. buffet luncheon; Mrs,
Charles NJ. Richards. afternoon bridge:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards. evening bridge;
Pa1impsest club. dinner for Prof. Hart
OF Harvard university, Mrs. @. II.
Swoboda. luncheon for W. w. club;
Et-A-vIrp club, May party at Cham
bers: at home day at Fort Crook
HURSDAY-Mrs b. w. Cotton. after
noon bridge for Miss Margaret Brown;
Mrs, w 6. Poppleton, meeting Of Cook
ing club: Mrs. Fred Pearce, buffet
luncheon; Mrs. ]. s. switzer OF Fort
>nak. bridge party for Mas Elisabeth
4: Mrs. A. c. Bunce. meeting OF
W. club.
AY-Mrs. Charles Johannes, lunch
TOR Mrs. II. VI. Lord of Manila.
Miss Margaret Bruce. afternoon
re- at her home; Colonel and Mrs.
!. Butler. dinner at Fort Crook
br and Mrs. Frederick Dale. dinner
|ort Crook; Junior auxiliary play at
fles' Memorial Parish home: Har-
! alumni. dinner for Prof. Hart.
jRDAY-Miss Mildred Rogers. tea
Miss Irene Everett of Chicago:
Ian AAaR - nj Al
honor Of Miss Emma whitmore.
knsfit affairs continue to occupy the
|e-light In society. The largest Of
pc last week was. of course. the per-
nance of Princess Snow White"
htch was given at the Brandels yesterday
afternoon and evening for the benefit
yof the Child Saving institute. Thirty Of
the small boys and girls OF the Institute
all those big enough to get TO the theatsr
sat In the balcony together at the NATL
nee and enjoyed the fairy opera perhaps
more than any one there.
A number Of theater parties were given
1T the matinee for tho children. Little
Miss EIlnor kountze had . box party
and her guests were little Misses Jane
Stewart. Gretchen Eastman. Barbara
Burns. Master Gordon Stewart. Miss
Brandt, Mrs. Joel Stewart and Mr.. SAM
uei Burns. or.
Mrs. u. NJ. Morsman. ST., entertained
ut line party for ten children.
Mrs. X. C. Barton had as her guests
Mrs. L. r. crofoot, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke,
Masters De Wolf and wadlelgh Brown.
Mrs y. r. Kirkendail had as her guests
Mrs. N. e. Barber, Mrs. Glenn Wharton.
Mrs. j. r. scobie and Burdetts Kirken-
dali.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs L. r. cro-
foot entertained at O box party when
their guests were Mrs. u. w. Nash, Mr..
ana Mrs. n. 8. Cowgirl, Miss Katherine
cartAn and Miss Charlotte MichaeIson.
The Fort Crook officers and ladies
made slts at their benefit for the Army
Rsllsf corps in their two amateur theal-
~ performances Friday evening
Spbtrry shrub. Sec" and .I.ieutenant
lEhtiy." Mrs. w. Butler. wife OF
fhs commanding officer at the post was
manager-in-chicf Of the affairs, and Mrs,
Halstead Dofey was In charge OF the
plays and players.
The Merrymakers. q club Of young
men and women Of Trinity cathedral
scored big success with their play,
The Junior" ~ Jacobs Memorial hall
Thursday eyerins. making $50 for The
cathedral, Miss Adeline wykoff. presi-
dent OF the club. and Miss Anna Jurdy.
one OF the players. sold nearly 100 Tickets
apiece.
In celebration OF their success the actors
In the play will give dinner tomorrow
svening AZ Jacobs Memorial hall, when
fhozA pressuf Siu he.