Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Clubs Open
Summer
Season


SUMMER last evening When thFes
country clubs opened their doors TOT
ihs season, AZ each, several hundred
couples crowded lhe hoof with color
and gayety Tor this fret dinner
dance. Costumes were q hafhingeF
~ summer fashions, with salt cling
ing materials iR the high shades pFe.
yaieat Creamy lssss. chliinns and
eFepes In orchid and blues aud Jade
were lay0filss, with smart black and
white 4 close second, Sport clothes,
as usual ., the out OF doaF clubs,
were also in evidence, bat ssmi'dFess
FredomiHatsd,
This year. gay tTippefs had 10
choose which eluh they would at
tend for all three took the same
opening date. q blow a. those who
Ike 10 90 20 each in turn
AZ the Country eluh a number OF
out,oi.l0Nn guests were entertained
Mr.. and Mrs, +, h., Davis included
IN their party Me-, aud Mrs, Charles
Ruhllng ni Chicago and MF, and
Mrs. samuel Cooper Of SewiekleY.
la. Mr. and Mfs. {. W Hamilton,
ir.. gave party tor thsif gues',
Miss Ruth Sionehouse oi Los An
geies Their other guests were The
Mes,rs. and Mesdamcs Harry WI
kins. Henry Dohling. J. /. Stewart
III. Allan Turkey. Miss Elizabeth
Davis. Mrs, g. A. Myer, Roger kee-
line Z. NJ. Fairfield and Fred Hamil-
ton, In a Dutch-trrat party were ,he
Messrs. and Mcsdames tohn sald'
well Fred Clark. IT,. M sibbetnsen.
lack Summers. Robert Garrett, New
Ion Benson. Burdetie kitkendah'
Mrs. Frank Bowman DreNel Sib-
bernsen and Jack Webster. Others
who entertained At the Country club
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Fraser,
who had as their guests the Messr''
and Mcsdames A. l.. Reed. J. l."
Kennedy. w. !. Foye, w. II. Wheel,
or. L. L. Croioot. c. I, kountze aud
Mrs. c. II. Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. Mosh-
ier Colpeiser entertained the MesSrs'
aud Mesdamcs Ward Burgess. Glenn
Wharton aud w, I. Burns. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kelly had IL IL their
party. With Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thummel were the Messrs. and Mes
DANES Barton Millard, Walter
Roberts. Louis Clarke, Charles Metz.
C. b Wood. Ross Towlc and LOUIS
Never. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Huntley
had party OF 10. Mr. and Mrs, w;
A. Rediek had foursome, Mr.. ar1
Mrs Charles Beaton entertained the
Messrs. and Mesdimcs Windsor,
Megea,h. Frank Keogh, Edward
Creighton. Miss Gladys Peters and
DIR. Robert Shroek. w. Farnam
Smith entertained 10 guests ana
Gwver Yates had fourson'e. X. L.
Howe had five i'll his party. Others
who had guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Doorly. Mr.. and Mrs. I. W..
Hamilton and +. II. Gaines. .,
Over 800 reservations were booked
at Happy Hollow. G. Z. Bissonnett
entertained IL guests, c. a. Thurston::
six. There were large numbers OF
foursomes. among them ]. NJ. Dillon
Earl Burkett. L. A. Flitton. {. J..
Hogan. Lee HUFF. Victor White,
X. Morrison, A. B. Mcconnell, l..
G.. Campbell, Thomas Fell, d. =. y
dredrc, DR.. II. b.. Lcmerc. ]. Nj.
Gillian. ]. II. Beaton, J. Brownlee;
Iohn +. Yates. Fl. G. Rhoades and
Nv. X. Mcfarland. In Dutch treat
party were C. p. Whitmirc and "a;
H. Abbott In another were Mr.. ana
Mrs Edward Connor and Mr.. and
Mrs. A, c. Munger. ]. A. Iinder-
holm. II. X. Shafcr, Charles Marley
and c. r. Rector were together as
werc 7 T. Pickar. N. r. Tyson, Il.
A Ralph anil ]. w WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Goodrich
entertained one OF the large parties
A. the Field club. Their guests were
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Huff, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Wilson. Dr.. and Mrs.
William Anderson, DR.. and Mrs. l..
A. Dermody, Mr.. and Mrs. K w;
Walters, Miss Emma Jane Yohe and
George Wilson. DIR. ]. +. Pulver
was N charge Of Dutch treat party
of Il. Others who had parties at
the Field club were Franklin Shot
we'll six; Frank Engler. Il; ohm
Campbell. eight: Albert Krug. eight;
NJ. b. Griffin, four; T. 7. Redmono'
six: !. J. Haslcy. eight; G. Z: Grit
fcy. six: DR.. c. C. Criss, 10: w. &.
SAMPLE. 20; w G. Brandt. eight; w.
p. Thomas, six: John ]. Barnes,
four; Roy Wclch, eight; Jean
Vaughn, eight; V. D. Benedict, four;
Mark Levings, eight; c: J. Bard
FIVE: Harry E. Shedd, four; l.. j.
Millard, four: Arthur Trimble, four;
Miss Mabelle Higdon, eight; Jack
Welch. eight; William Diesing, eight;
Raw Shields. four; A. Z. Hall, SIX;
c. H. Ashton, seven; George IA. Lee
four. R. B. Luttgen, nine, and K. 2
HYDE, four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Boyer
have charge Of a Dutch treat party
of 81: Guy L. Smith. one for lS;
DR.. w. r. McGrew, one for 10; a
A. Taggert, another for 10; +. II
Ward, 10, and f. E. Stanheld, eight
To Eradicate Silk Stains
1t is said that spots on silk can b'
cleaned with gasoline and no mari
will be left if the dampened spots arr
covered with talcum powder ant
brushed when perfectly dry. On
might make the experiment on
piece of cloth, for it is always bes
to understand cleaning methods be
fore risking the art on fine material
One thing is quite certain: Fuller