Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-23
School Set News.

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/ Miss Harriet Walters returns Mon
day. 70 school at Kemper Hall, Keno-
/ siia. Wis, .. ....
The Misses Elizabeth and Virginia
Barker will remain at home this vim
ter instead of going to the Bishops
| school at La Jolla, Cal, as planned.
Miss Verncil Head left Wednesday
for Chicago to spend few days with
d school friend on her return to
school at Rosemary Hall, Greenwich,
Conn. .s
Mrs Johh M. Daughefty and Miss
Clare Daugherty expect to leave to-
day for New York if the latter IS
well enough to travel. Miss Daugh-
erty expects to enter Miss Spence's
school, but has been confined to the
House for several days with a cold
Mrs. c. G. Allison Is expected home
today or Monday from the east,
where she accompanied her son.
Charles, and nephew, Edward Daugh-
erty, to Andover, stopping in New
York week or so on the way.
Mrs. II. S. Clarke, with her daugh-
ter, Louise, and son, John, left Mon
day for Michigan to visit Mr.. Clarke's \
father for a few days on their way
east, where Miss Louise enters Miss
Spencc's school in New York and
John enters the Hill school at Potts
town, Pa. 49,
Miss Elizabeth Bertsch left last
week for Crete, where her many high
school credits admit her to the sopho-
more year at Doafie college.
Willard Millard leaves Monday to
return to the Tome school 1T Port
Deposit, Md.
Miss Katherine ostenbefg and Miss
Article Carter left last evening for
New York City, where they will make |
short visit before. entering school
1T Mount Ida stnlinary in Boston.
Miss Dorothy Kiplinger left last
week for Sc. Mary,s, Notre Dame,
stopping eiiroute in Chicago for few
days. Miss Willow O'Briefi also at
tends this school.
Miss Marie Bloom leaves tonight
for Ann Arbor to enter her junior |
year at the University Of Michigan.
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What Society Has in Prospect.
The Dundee Bridge Luncheoi, club,
which has given up the card game in
'avor Of knitting for our soldiers Dur
Ing the war will meet Monday, Oe- /
Iobef I, with Miss Isabel Miiroy,
Omaha women golfers will hold I
their last monthly tournament Mon
day morning on the Miller park
course, after which they will have /
luncheon at the Prettiest Mile club. |
On Friday at o'clock the Omaha
Woman's Golf association will elect
,f7icefs at the Field club, after which
he women will enjoy another golf
Two bridge parties are planned this
weak for Miss Marie Woodard, whose
marriage to Mr., Kremer Balm takes
,lace next month. Mrs. Charles D. |
3eaton will entertain informally
Tuesday and Mrs. J. Frank Coad, II.
Iiyes bridge party Wednesday.
Miss Mary Coll will give a dancing
,arty for all the children OF her
lasses Ottobef. 9 at Turpin's academy.
Miss Emily Keller will give 4 knit
ing party Friday at her home.
Mrs. N. R. Bryson of South Side
will entertain at luncheon Wednes-
lay at Seymour Lake Country club.
Scottish Rite Woman's club viii
live q luncheon al the Pfetliest Mile
lub Wednesday, honoring the wives
i delegates ID, the National Masonic
selief association convention.
Mrs. Lee HUFF will give q luncheon
I her home Tuesday In. honor OF
diss Nell Haynes Of Springfield,
,uest Of Mrs. A. NJ. Longwell Mrs.
4. H. Cohant and Mrs. w. M. Giller
re planning parties for the end OF
be week. Mrs. Charles Poucher and
diss Clara Thomas gave luneheons
of her last week.
Alpha XII Delta Alufinae associa-j
lon will meet Thursday evening with
iiss Della Rich, 5437 Florence boule-
ard.
Commencing Wednesday, October
2, the Elks' Formal Dancing club
I'LL give dancing parties In the club
ooiiis every two weeks, The Elks
| charge are Charles Z. Reese, chair 4
Ian; T. J. Brnnner, SECRETARY treas
fef; Earl H. Ward, Dr. 1. A, Der
iody, Bert lie Broh, Albert ]. .Sistek,
,r. Al w. Fit7sinons, Otto Nelson,