Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30

4 free and easy relation to be found in the
social world. At these resorts you can live,
move and have your being in the most en-
W joyable and comfortable fashion to be found
anywhere The young people futter about,
dancing and singing, powdering their noses or twist
ing their unAedged moustaches, AUTOMOBILES are
constantly coming and going. During, daylight you
play tennis and golf in the twilight you sit IN the
shadow Of the verandas and exchange sweet moth
ings with your latest best bet you dance, or YOU
get the children ready to go home or you go SWIM
Often you indulge in quiet game Of bridge ina
the cool seclusion OF the club house Most OF AL
you enjoy the living, breathing atmosphere OF the
place where the whole family has something to do
from the youngest members of the youngest set to
the elderly members Of the Oldest. !.
Young folks nowadays live in one continual
round of gayety. Our dear ancestors would have
been shocked at The reckless abandon Of their state.
In certain club house. the other night, the dressing
room overfowed with horrible examples" OF it.
pretty little girl was dabbing her dapped nose be-
fore swinging mirror preparatory to dancing
Youngsters who had been padding were braiding
their braids and tying ribbons their moist dark
hair. In corner behind a row OF lockers new
golf enthusiast was discoursing to another new en-
thusiast-"No, you should never try long shots, an
expert told my brother you shouldn't, so when
learned'--and so on, ad nfinitum, ad desperandum
Another pretty college girl in pink unmention-
abes was putting on fresh dress and dancing
pumps for the evening. Two late arrivals were dom
ming piece bathing suits for plunge in the cool
Of the evening From another corner OF the club
mouse came tne picking SOuHu OF III OutCr
darkness automobiles footed in and out of the
grounds, The mother of a bevy of popular girls
patiently dressing her youngest while the eldest
gave directions. Everyone was enjoying brief hol-
day. forgetful OF the warm day just past
A great many visitors OF the younger set are IN
town. Mr.. George B. Post Of New York and Miss
Marjorie Wilkins Of Des Mones, who are visiting at
the w. E. Shepard and the II: R Gould homes, are
Miss Sybil Nelson has popular guest Miss
Gladys Young of Chicago. Another Chicago girl
is in the visiting whirl, Miss Clare Louise Wright of
Chicago guest OF Miss Gertrude Porter Miss Louise
Grant OF Kansas City, guest of Miss Florence Dow;
Miss Ruth Hurst of Louisville, KY, who is with Miss
Eoisc Green, and Miss Kathryn Lynch Of Madison,
hosts of informal affairs. Other visitors who have
settled down for proracted stays having delight
full times by "just going
The last week has been good one in society.
largely through the efforts Of these young and visit
ing members OF the social world With the exception
of the marriage Of Miss Mildred Rubel to Mr.. Edwin
Chaser of ST. Louis on Monday, the social outlook
for this week drear 1t seems inappropriate to use
the word drear when the shines brightly
above That reminds me.
A Topeka writer is responsible for the following
original solution Of the social weather situation:
"Old Sol will look through tears pretty soon. His
feelings are hurt and the corners of his mouth
beginning to turn the curve way down. He frowned
society yesterday while his courage dwindled. He
has been good natured long enough but he is tired
being the only person with sunny grin and warm
welcome.
"It is this that hurts Old Sol Early in the sum-
mer Topeka society folks promised they would stay
at home Then Sol was happy and he warmed up.
to the home folks each day. Just as he was getting
right friendly, the Topeka folks began to move A
bunch OF them went up to Ludington, Mich, and
others trpped off to California sought refuge in
the Rocky mountains few playing hide and
seek at Lakeview, while some OF the most ecat and
aplomb floating around on the St. Lawrence and
Hudson rivers Now Old Sol is hufy because he
has been outcasted by society, and yesterday his
thunder storm growl could be heard in the distance
But Old Sol is like the politician After he holds
office for so long the people demand change They
called him all spring and he made arrangements to
stay while. Now they scott at him and speak dis.
dainfuy.
"The fuss between society and Old Sol is on full
= force. Women tried to beat him at his own game
by holding basement teas, shower baths and swim
ming parties. They have themselves out The
only person who is doing society and winning is the
society reporter. She is playing nullo hand"
The month of October will be marked by three
weddings of interest to society people. The second
fall month will the marriage OF Miss Lucille Ba-
con and Mr. Walter Scott Penheld of Miss Alice
Jaquith and Mr. Elias Vail and Of Miss Adele Davis
and Mr.. Robert Daniels. The date of the last-naned
ceremony has just been set for October 23 That
day should bring them great happiness because it is
the birthday anniversary of person with whom
am acquainted. Miss Bacon is enjoying visit from
her iance, who arrived Friday morning from Wash
ington Because of the weather they are not plan
ming to do anything formal in the way Of entertan-
ing. Miss Jsquith and Mr., Vail still enjoying
the GOODNESS at Okoboji where they have pros
1onged their stay until Monday.
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