Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-01
Bouquets Both Ways.


were as delighted with Omaha as the
audience Of Omahans who listened
10 them was delighted with the mt
sicians. The audience was an apprel
ciative one, the men felt, and COM
pliment in the matter OF size, and the
members OF the Tuesday Morning
Musical club and their friends re-
turned the compliment by repeating
that il was "lovcly concert"
n One Of the most striking features
\ az the occasion was the number OF
men who attended Musical affairs
(this is confidential and not re-
proachful) are rather boresome to
4 the average gentleman, but in this
case the majority OF the members OF
the club had brought their husbands
and persuaded their friends to bring
\ their husbands and so on, until the
masculine portion Of the audience
was really very creditable. Boxes,
\ both upstairs and down, were filled.
\ A number of prominent musicians at
tended. In one OF the boxes was
Mrs. Mary Turner Salter, the COM
\ 1poser, and Miss Dorothy Morton.
Miss Frances Nash and Miss Rather
lnc Kemp Stillings were in another
box.
A AT the luncheon which was given
Nv the officers OF the club for Miss
paulson and the quartet yesterday
4 aat the Fontenelle the visitors told
& some very interesting bits OF their
s Experiences. The first violinist is an
\ Italian. who will have to go back to
y Italy this year and probably will have
4 Ia do army service. Another OF the
( nuartet Is also an Italian, and the
7 4hird is Swiss. Mr. Ivan D'Arch-
.anbeau, the violincellist, is Belgian.
NTH his brother and his mother, he
went from his home in the country
10. Ostend the last OF July before war
HAS declared. He was obliged to
K Qomc TO this country to fill his mu-
S$eai engagements then and did not
Hcar from Mis- people until December.
Since then his brother and mother
; Nave fed before the wave OF the war
dorm. Their home has been burned
I ibid with it the musicians valuable
6plIectiops Of manuscripts and in
}&rumcnts.
/ Before the war the quartet went
abroad each summer for study and
4 Inspiration. They yacationed in the
\ Moods and drew music from nature
y Hut since the war they have been
fdbiiged to remain on this continent
Hast summer they spent at Lake
I xrlacid among the Adirondacks. Mr.
4 40' Archambeau confessed that during
4 mis- stay in this country he has learned
< 10 play the American game OF golf.
\ travellers Gossip.
\ ~ Mrs. d. j. Hcnnessy, who has been
Msiting her mother, Mrs. Dennis
stcary, returned to her home in New
York Tuesday.
{Mr. Conrad Young and Miss Ger
&kude Young left Tuesday evening for
New York, where they will visit rcla-
H3ves for two weeks.
et5Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Reese. who
Dave been travelling in the cast for
&kveral weeks, returned Tuesday. Mrs
( S4dward Eden Of Chicago, former
\ sident OF Omaha, accompanied then
1br a short visit.
III Mrs. Fred Busch OF Omaha is il
Excelsior Springs for few weeks Al
bic Royal hotel
HE&f Mrs. Frank w. Bacon leaves 10
morrow evening to join Mr.. Bacoi
Iii Chicago, where he went Tuesda,
3tvening 10 attend the automobile
\ I chow. She will Weave Chicago Sat
Hxnrday for Washington. ID. G., AM
4 Mi. Bacon will return to Omaha Sun
Gay Mrs. Walter Scott Penheld i
Blaming numerous affairs for he
+ xnlother during her stay OF two
months. Mr.. Bacon plans to go L
\ Washington for the presidential in
83uguration.
|I DR.. ]. c. Moore and Mrs. Moor
Have gone to Florida, where they vii
zrcnlain during the balance Of th
Z winter.
! Stork Special.
E{% A daughter was born this Inornin,
~ Mr.. and Mrs, Bryant c, Rogers.
Affairs in Prospect.
{~H Mrs. M. d. Cameron will entertain
AT luncheon in honor OF Miss Mari
Hodge February IL at the Blackstone
tFsA Christian Endcavor dinner vii
I'LL given Friday evening at the Yount
| sWomcn's Christian association.
Glasses Honor Mrs. Footc,
Mrs. Edward F. Denison enter
tanned eight guests at luncheon a
her home Tuesday in honor Of Mrs
n A e.. 1.