Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
SOCIETY PLANS FOR WINTER
School Set Has Returned and Now
Parents Have Some Time.
TWO WEEKS OF GAIETY ENDS
MANY Go 60 California and Others
seek MUder climates for the
the Remainder OF the
winter Months.
Social Calendar.

SUNDAY-Mr and Mrs. <. n DietE
dinner for Miss Harriet Gillette OF
sheridan. guest OF Miss Eleanor
Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs Norman Tyson
family dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kirschbraun, reception for Miss Louise
Nurse OF Memphis. Reuben-Frank we'd
dns at Metropolitan CLUB.
MONDAY-O-At-Ka club, Miss Katherine
I.awless, hostess
Observation-Disclosures Bridge club.
Wolfe-Macrae wedding In Council
Bluffs. Bridge Luncheon club. Mrs. G.
=. Coon. hostess. Tuesday Bridge club
Temple Israel Sisterhood concert at
Temple Israel Tuesday Morning Musi-
cal club. Mrs, j. NJ Metcalfe, hostess.
Brownell Hall. opening Of winter term.
Amateur Musical club.
WEDNEsDAY-subscrlption club dane
ing party at Turpin's academy.
Wednesday Bridge club. Mrs. @. j.,
Ingwersen, luncheon for Miss Katherine
McMilan OF Fond du Lac. Block-Meyef
wedding at the Rome hotel. Brownell
Hall luncheon and annual Twelfth
THJRs6AY-original Cooking club. Mrs
Joseph Barker, hostess. Vesta chapter
Order OF the Eastern Star, dancing
party at Chambers. Good Time club
Mrs. o. ". Myers, hostess
FRIDAY-Mlss Ruth Harte. bridge party
for Mics Henrietta Drexel oui VIve
club dancing party at Chambers aoad-
sATGRDAY-west-End club dancing
NHANt ~ flNhlnptTH 4CNuNInN. RFHIFIa
Park club weekend dance.
This is the time OF the year when all
seem TO be making plans for spending
the remainder OF the winter monthA
Now that the debutantes have all been
introduced and sufficiently launched in the
social realm and the school set has been
sent back 20 their books, after two weeks
Of continual gaiety. some thought can be
given 70 the members Of the older set
Many have chosen 20 soJourn in Cali
fornia, the old meeting ground of the
lovers Of flowers and sunshine, until the
spring. A few have selected japan this
year, and others the ever popular Florida
ana IT'S beaches. Panama and Cuba.
Mrs. r. S. Owen leaves Tuesday for
her California homo at Montecito ana
will be accompanied by her daughter
Gertrude. who returns 20 the Bishops
school at La Joila.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clarke Colt leave
today for La Jolla, Cal, for the winter
Colonel and Mrs. s. s. Curtis have en-
gagged passage on the ''calanarez. sail
ing next Saturday from New York for
Panama They viii stop In Havana on
the way back and then CONS north
through Florida, stopping in St.
Augustine for q time
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur p. Guiou ana
children leave Thursday for Hollywood
Cal. the former for a month. and Mrs
Gulou and the children for the winter
They will be with Mr.. c. IL. Guiou, who
has a home IN Hollywood.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Foster and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Smith leave Monday evening
for California, where they will spend
the remainder Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Eldrldge OF Kountze
place leave Thursday for San Francisco
from which point they sail January 0
for Japan. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge expect
10 be away for three or four months.
Mrs. Alexander Polia * left last week
for Havana. Cuba. to be the guest Of
her son, Mr.. Mark Pollock. for several
months.
Mr. Joseph IIhyden and sister. Miss
sadie Hayden. expect 70 leave February
for their annual trip TO southern aii-
fornla.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Bradford. who spend
their winters In California. leave the lat
ter part OF January for Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. wattles will not
leave until March l this year for their
California home at Hollywood.
Mr. ana Mrs. John S. Brady leave the
latter part OF the month for Florida to
spend the winter months at Belle Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. sprague will 20 20
Belle Air the middle Of this month 70 re-
main several weeks.