Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05

THE ELECTION of president of the
onned states IS quite enough excitement
to occupy one small week Every club
every theater, every movie house, almost
every public place is making plans to COM
municate election returns to its patrons
Where returns are there will society be also you
may know, for women must not stand on the streets
in the midst Of a bowling, seething election mob
Therefore, out of difference to the fair SEX the gem
tlemen all will go to the Omaha club or one of the
various places OF amusement where returns will be
received to while away the exciting moments before
we learn that our next president will be Charles
Evans Hughes.
The dullest play will be stimulating that evening,
the stupdest dance partner will be thrngly in
teresting. because the biggest excitement Of four
years will be in the air Americans could not .pet
into rut if they tried could they, because frequent
upheavals are ordained in their scheme' of life.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Reed will entertain at the
Orpheum, where they will have fourteen guests in
two boxes, Mr. Luther Drake will have party.
The-Rotary club will hear returns at the Brandeis
theater and may dance on the stage if they desire.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Foye will have party of eight
at the Orpheum, will also Judge and Mrs W. d.
Ntzhugh, M and Mrs 6 7. Porter and Mr.. and
party Of seven. w. F. Harris will have ten guests
and Miss N. Riley will have ten
Our next society bride, Miss Isabel Vinsonhaler
is coming in for her share of attention this week
Miss Mary Van Kleeck of Poughkeepsie, N ", is
the only member of her bridal party who has yet
arrived. Mr.. Julian Thompson of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Yale classmate of Mr.. John Caldwell the gentle
man in the case who is to act as one of the ushers
will arrive the first of the week to share in some of
the festivities Luncheons, dinners, theater and
supper parties will follow one another in close sue
cesson, concluding with the bridal dinner which
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan M. Vinsonhaler give for the
wedding party at the Blackstone week from Mon
day evening, which has the distinction of being the
first bridal dinner to be given in that new hotel
Two colleges will have alumni dinners in Omaha
this week. The University of Chicago alumni who
will be in town for the Nebraska Teachers conven-
ton the last of the week have planned rousing
dinner at the University club Thursday evening
Their big attraction will be Mr.. Phil Allen of their
university's German department. who is to- be i'm
ported from the Windy City especially for the
occasion.
Friday evening the Bellevue college alumni who
are i'll town for the event will at teachers
headquarters at the Rome for dinner in the large
parlors. Their dinner last year at the University
club proved so successful that this years event fol-
lowed.
First of the debuante affairs is Mrs E. W.
Dixons tea Of Thursday afternoon when Miss
Carita O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
oBrien, makes her bow to society, Miss o'Brien
is a versatile out-of-doors' girl She swims, she
rows she plays golf she rides horseback she drives
her own car but dearest to her heart of all the
sports, is tennis. Miss 0Brien wields the racquet
like tennis professional, with great skill and dex-
terty and while she has not played much in Omaha
because she has been away at school for the most
part, this weeks debutante will be a formidable
opponent in next summers tennis tournament, it is
opined.
Miss O'Brien is a graduate OF the Sacred Heart
academy at Manhattanville N. Y, where Miss
Grace Allison also attended but prior to that she
student at St. Mary's college at Notre Dame
While devoted to the great out-of-doors and all
the sports which make it enjoyable, Miss O'Brien
is mistress of the social graces as we'll She plays
the piano, she dances and she has charm and dig
nifty of manner seldom met in younger girls these
days. Miss O'Brien is of the blonde type with blue
eyes and splendid coloring.
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