Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-29

GERS, Andreas Pavley and Serge Oukrainsky
Of the Pavley- Oukransky ballet, assisted by.--Mss
Margaret Jarman, contralto, and complete COM
pany and symphony orchestra, Thursday evening at
the same theater, presented by the Tuesday Morning
Musical club. nr
DR.. Powys is expected to arrive in Omaha from
Chicago Monday morning in time to be the guest
OF the members of the Vassar club at luncheon at
the University club at ! o'clock. DR.. Powys has
just been heard in lectures in Kansas City.
The members OF the club who will meet DR..
Powys at luncheon if he arrives in time are Mes
danes Warren Blackwell, W. c. Shannon, Myles
crt Updke Lloyd Osborne, Isdor Ziegler and
Misses May S. Copeland, Mona Cowell, Josephine
Congdon and Margaret Bruce.
Dr.. Powys is said to be an interchangeable worker.
He relaxes and has little social life 1t is told
of him that If he enters a hotel with perhaps an
hour intervening between his arrival and his next
lecture, he wastes time in resting or lettering,
but goes Immediately to the writing room and sets
to work, His literary output is considered tremen-
dous. Since the time Of his lecture here last March
he has published four books of entirely different
character Just before his lecture here wooden
Stones" appeared. Since that he has published a
book of poems entitled Wolf Bane," "Rodmoor,"
novel; book of essays called Suspended Judg-
inent" and commentary on "One Hundred Best
Books" which is said to be very popular in schools.
Mrs c. c. George has taken the first box for
the Thursday evening performance She Will pre-.
cede her box party with dinner. Oukrainsky and
tenele Thursday if they are open to social engage
ments. Both artists promise to be among the most
interesting persons who have visited Omaha this
season. The former is member Of ths Russian
nobility, man of wealth and the owner u beat
tiful Paris home. t-,."#
SPINNER is the visiting time for the young people,
With no school duties to hamper them they tlit
about over fair country, causing endless gaity.
The grownups, however, usually find the summer
too warm for visiting and such strenuous things and
wait until the late fall days to take their pleasure
aunts with relatives and old friends Several visit
ing matrons have been the occasion for much infor-
NAL entertaining this week Mrs Ada M. Hertsche
of Portland Ore, who is spending time with
her sister, Mrs. J. NJ Metcaf has been honor guest
uncheons and bridge parties all during the week
Mrs John Floyd Waggamon of Washington, who
shared honors at number of affairs with Mrs.
Hersche Mrs E. A. Wurster of Milwaukee, who
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles Beaton was
another guest at several of these affairs.
visits in town. Mrs, Isaac Miller Raymond, jr. Of
Lincoln is visiting her parents Dr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Council. Mrs. J. J. Brown Of Cincinnati is the popu-
lar guest of Mrs Edwin T. Swobe Mrs. A. M.
Donahue and her young of Kansas City, who
are visiting Mrs Donahues aunt, Mrs: J. 0. Siford,
is much feated in pleasant informal fashion. Mrs.
Marshall Walker of New York, who is now with
her mother Mrs. A.-D Marriott, has been the guest
of honor at number of pretty parties. Mrs.
Arthur Griffis of Logansport 1nd has been another
guest of the week for whom entertainments have
been planned. Mrs. John Pullman of Nogalss, Ariz.,
left Tuesday after extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Ribben.
Several young have been giving the
hosesses a lovely reason for entertaining. Miss
Anita Darlington Of New Haven, Conn.,, is the
charming guest at the F. H. Davis home. Miss
Mary Lee OF Chicago who has been with Mrs. Clar-
ence Sbbernscn since Ak-Sar-Ben is frequently en-
terained and Miss Winifred Hicks Of Duluth,
Mimi is another Ak-Sar-Ben visitor, who pro-
1onged her visit until this week Mrs. Hugh Wallace,
herh a