Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22

Tuesday evening and will entertain at in
formal suppers after the opera Since Mr.. and Mrs.
probably be unoccupied. Mrs. Charles T. Kountze
is expected to return from Minneapolis in time to
attend the opening number of the Associated Re-
taiers' Opera and Concert Course. great many
people specially interested in hearing Geraldine
Farrar in Carmen, the role she is said to have made
peculiarly her own, so that the opening night will
no doubt see society out en- masse. I'll Trovatore"
however, is an old favorite and will draw many be-
cause OF its musical charms.
The events which will keep us so busy this
week only the beginning Of the stream of things
that will absorb socetys interest later in the winter.
Monday of next week John Cowper Powys is to
When Mr.. Powys was in Omaha last winter under
the auspices of the Fine Arts society everyone was
alive with interest in his talks DIR. Powys will speak
at o'clock at the Brandeis theatcr week from
tomorrow. ,N
Following close up the Vassar clubs program
will come the first attraction which the Tuesday
Morning Musical club is bringing. Thursday Of
next week the company of Russian dancers, accom-
panied by symphony orchestra and Miss Margaret
Jarman contrato, will appear at the Brandeis the
alter in the evening
For some time after that we will all be in an
unsettled state quite out of keeping with any social
activity The throes of critical presidential cleo
ton will be upon us, and every thought will turn in
that direction The Omaha and University clubs
will be the scenes of numerous supper parties, which
will be prolonged until election returns received over
private wires have offered the temporary solution
of the knotty problem which is occupying our men
and women alike Never have SO many women been
interested in politics this year The suffragists
and the an-suffragsts are equally active and con-
spicuous in this campaign The common interest of
greeting women who and will be the first of
our land has brought the issue home to everyone
and has set all our society women into deep discus
sons of the great questions Of government,
When the presidential candidates have been safe
ly pgeonholed it will be time to think of homecom-
ing youngsters. For the Thanksgiving and Christ
mas holidays a great many entertainments are being
planned condtionay. The dancing party which
Mr.. and Mrs Gottlieb Storz are giving December n
for Miss Elsie and Mr.. Robeyt Storz is the largest
party yet announced. The coming of the Yale Glee
club Friday of the same week will provide suffi-
cent excitement to the fair maidens Of Omaha to
recompcnse them for any dull days of the season.
Two weddings of interest in sorority circles arc
to be chronicled today. Kappa Alpha Theta girls
came over from Lincoln yesterday for the marriage
of Miss Louise Hedwell to Mr. Eugene Holland last
evening. Tomorrow the members of Pi Beta Phi
will make pilgrimage to Cupids shrine, the occa-
sion being the marriage of Miss Adele Davis very
popular II Phi, to Mr.. Robert Daniels. This evening
DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ Davis entertaining the we'd
ding party at Sunday evening supper at their homo
following the wedding rehearsal.
Mrs. C. NJ. Wilhelm is chairman Of the Nebraska
Womens Hughes Alliance. Others who are assist
ing in Tie arrangements TO entertain the visiting
women are; Mrs Howard Baldrige, Mrs. Edgar
Scott n. ?. Dodge, jr Mrs Charles Kountze Mrs.
Victor Ro$ewater, Mrs. John L, Kennedy, Mrs.
James Richardson Mrs Walter Page, Mrs. George
Prnz, Mrs. Ward Burgess Mrs, R. Beecher Howell
Mrs. w. G. Ure and Miss Caroline Dodge.