THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: J ANT Alt Y 23, 191fi.
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Abti-Xanden Wedding.
A. marrtsfe of trior than passing In
tereet to the social circles In the middle
part f the Hints wan solemnised In Co
lumbus Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
In Grace Kplseonal church when Miss
Irene Xandrrs wee married to Mr. Matt
a AM, tho father of tho bride being
tha officiating clergrmen.
Tho bride ia tha only daughter of Rt.
Dr. and Mrt. William If. Xanders. Dr.
Xanders la rector of Grace Episcopal
church at Columbua and Mrs. Xandera
comas of a family of xoclal promlnenca
In tho east and of colonial descent. For
-raars Mra Xandera haa been an Influen
tial member of the Daughtera of tha
American Revolution and also active In
local club and suffrage affalra. Tha
bride la a graduate of Akley Hall at
Grand Haven, Mlrh., and, for two years
following her graduation, was a mem
ber of the faculty of tha college.
The bridegroom la the eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Abta, and cornea
of one of the pioneer families of Platte
comity.
The AWs-Xandera wedding comes as a
surprise to the many friends of the
young couple, who were quietly married
last evening In the presence of only the
parents of the bridal couple, and Im
mediately leaving town on their honey
moon, with the Intention that their wed
ding would be surprise to their circle
wbem read in the morning papers,
Mr. and Mrs. Abts will be st home
after February 16 at the Kvans hotel
at Columbus.
KaAh-K&mlin Concert
The eoneert-reeltal of Miss Prances
Nash, Omaha's talented pianist, and
George Hamlin of Chicago, who has
made many friends ia Omaha la former
song recitals, will be given at the Boyd
theater next Bundsy afternoon. Already
the advance demand for seats Is very
brisk, almost all the boxes being taken.
Boxholders for that afternoon will be:
Messrs. and Mssdames
Ward Kurceas, - lls C. Nash,
D. C. Bradford, J. M. Baldrlse.
a l"le Clarke, G. W. Meg-eata.
Mesrlames Mesdames
Herman Kountse, Ben Gallagher,
J. M. Metcalf. J. J. Sullivan.
Reservations In the body of the bouse
have been made bys
Mesdames Mesdames
K M. Mornman, Jr., Floyd Kmlth
. C. Rfdlck.
U. W. Watties.
j. O. RugK.
W. J. Koye,
P. C. Oeor.
W. A. He-lick.
William Burns,
C. F. Mclireo,
Misses
Olua Htora,
Mnry Methane,
Nona Bridge.
Jensle Kennedy,
Ijeonard Everett,
B. B. Davis,
W. 11. Koerilg.
George Kedlck,
H. G. Harris.
J. M. Daughertjr,
N. Merriam.
Misses
Knuetile Whltmore,
Kltsabeth Hooney,
Maude Lell,
Elsie Tauatlan.
FORMER OMAHA GIRL IN BRIDAL DRESS Miss
Vaughn Spalding who was Miss Florence Oudahy, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A Cudahy, as she appeared at her
wedding, which occurred on Saturday afternoon at Chicago.
South Thirty-third street and are al
ready established, ' in It. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert MoUlellend, who have bad the
house since Mr. and Mrs. Chase gave It
tip, are going south (or the winter.
Interesting Gttests.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. rulver are looking
forward to the arrival of Blr Johnstone
Forbes-Robertson and Miss Laura Cowle,
his leading woman, wltb considerable
pleasure, as the famous English actor
and Miss Cowle are old friends. Tears
sgo In London Dr. and Mrs. Pulver
lived In the same house with them and
two years later again the friendship
was renewed. Dr. and Mrs. Pulver have
Invited Blr Johnstone and Miss Cowle
to be their gueats while here, but have
not yet heard from them.
Events of Fait Week,
Miss Ines Westfall entertained the Chi
Kang girls of Central High school Sat
urday afternoon at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. W. F. Crook, 6101 Underwood
venue.
The first, dancing party of the Emonael
club, given laet week, was so highly sao
ceesful that tha club of young men which
sponsored the affair are planning a sec
ond to be given in the near future.
Uren-Wiedeman. Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Orma Wledemon,
daughter of Mrs. Anna Wledeman, to
Dr. Claude Thomas Uren took place Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock at All Balnta'
rectory. Rev. T J. Mackay officiating.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of immediate relatives.
Tha bride, -who l a graduate or the
Omaha High school, later spent some
time studying languages and literature In
Germany.
tr. Uren, who was formerly from tad,
H. D., Is a graduate of the University of
Michigan,
lr. and Mrs. Uren have taken an apart
ment In the Dewey and will be at home
after February i. '
Mrs. Uren Is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Krug, with whom aha and
Mrs. Wlederaan have made their home
for several years.
' McCurdy-Jolmson Wedding.
One of the pretty home weddings of the
week was that of Miss Anna Marie John
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Johnson, to Mr. Orrla Raymond McCurdy
of Altoona, Pa. The marriage lines were
read by Rev. Titus Lo, psstor of the
First Methodist church.
The bridal gown was of Ivory satin,
with an overdress of chiffon and real
lace, and the bride carried a large shower
bouquet of white bride roses and oranc
bloaeoms.
The house was decorated in palms,
ferns and American Beauty roses. A re
ception followed, the ceremony.
This wedding Is the culmination of a
boy and girl romance begun years ago
whan Mr. MoCurdy was visiting relatives
in Omaha,
After an extended wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. McCurdy will be at home after Feb
ruary 1 at Altoona, Pa.
Young-Miller Wedding.
miss uertruae Miner, daughter of Mrs. j
Millie Gary, was married Tuesday eve- j
nlcg at I o'clock at the home of the
briae'e mother to Mr. Roy Toung, Rev.
Dr. 3. Frank Toung. pastor of the West
' minster Presbyterian church, officiating.
The family of the brtde are in mourning
and no attendants er guests were pres
ent The bride wore a lace gown over
white crepe d chine, with pearl embroi
dered bodice, veil, and she carried lilies
of the valley.
After March X Mr. and Mrs. Toung will
be at home la Omaha,
VgJ ttrrTarr&nt We d din g.
Mra. I W. Tarrant and Mr. Clarence
V. Walters, joth of Omaha, were mar
ried Wednesday, January 19, at EC Jo
seph, Mo. The Vrlde and bridegroom are
formerly of Bt, Joseph,
Mr. and Mrs. Walters will be at home
softer February 16 at their apartisant in
Dundee.- '
Honors Bride -Elect.
Mra J. Gold ware entertained at a mis
cellaneous shower In honor of Miss Ye id
Kaplan, Miaa Kaplan will be a February
bride. Those present were
M5amee
M. Fo.
N. Penman.
H. Newman,
I
Helmuth Fioeas of Chicago. The mar
riage will be solemnised early In Feb
ruary. .
Mr. Julius Mansfloid announces the en
gagement of his daughter. Miss Alice
Mabot Mansfield, to Mr. Hugh Dillen
Robertson of this city. The wedding will
take place In June at the Kountse Me
morial church.
Mr. and Mrs, Pierson of Florence an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Olga to Harry ftwanson, whose home is
also in iloreme. The wedding date has
not been set, b'.it will be in the near fu
ture. The young couple will make their
home in Omaha.
Among the Visitors.
Judge and Mrs. Itedlck expect Mrs. W.
R, Sweatt of Minneapolis to arrive early
this week to visit them.
Mrs, Charles Turner of Fremont la
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs.
John Redlck,
Mrs. Brlnkcr arrived Monday from Chl
rago, where she haa been with Mr.
HrlnWtr for a few days, and haa spent
the week here with her sister, Mrs. C.
K. Coutant
Mr. Ellas Vail of Poughkeepsle, N. T
arrived Monday and Is a guest at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Jaqulth and Miss
Alice Jaqulth. Mr, Vail was here for
three weeks in the autumn and Is mak
ing his second visit before attending the
automobile show in Chicago,
Dance Recital at Colonial.
Miss Gladys Tree, the young tf.ngllsh
lil. who hss been teaching dancing at
Borwnell Hall and the Sacred Jtean
academy, gave a recital at the Colonial
laat week, with Mrs. U F. Crofoot at
the piano, to play accompaniments for
the dances.
Mra Crofoot. Mrs. Fred Nash. Mrs,
K. C. Barton. Mrs. Leonar4 Everett of
Council Bluffs. Mrs. C. C. George, Mrs.
J. K. Oeorge. Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mrs.
Charles Kountie and Mrs. J. K. Bum-
mem are in one of Miss Trees classea,
which Includea physical culture ana
gymnastics as well as dancing. Other
private classes are being formed ana
until the very cold weather began some
of the younger girls were taking up
La C roue with Miss Tree.
ii. KapWo.
I. Woiilnor,
ft. W htlebijok ef
Council Mluffe.
Pauline Kleeman.
Dora if.lejcjima,
M'Sdins
P. Koeenhtatt.
H. y.irsniao.
A. ltabinovila,
ti. Wright,
M. Horn.
J. Uolowere.
Misses
Yetta Ksplsn.
Fannie Colin.
ftilinz Plans.
Tbe marriage of Miss Clara Barnes.
Uuhtr of Mr. and Mrs. a. M. Rarnes,
to Mr. Clyde Eugene Butler of Leon, la..
wQl be oeiebrated Monday evening. The
biide la a graduate of the Omaha High
school arid the Illinois Woman's college
at Jacksonville and has been a oUmeUe
science iaotructor in the Iowa achoola A
nuicber of out-of-town guests will arrive
to tie weddibg.
ru?Eieiit Announcements.
'ra. iiam Badeker announces the ea-
. -.i4 ef her Jaufbtr Mary to Mr.
Pasadena and San Diego. Mrs. Nelson's
sons, Howard and Diets, have gone to the
military academy at Culver, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Bcobie have left for
Ormonde Beach, Fla., for the rest of tha
winter. Miss Helen Sooble W staying this
week at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith and later will be with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Jordan.
Mr. and Mra, D. C, Bradford leave
Wednesday for Coronado Beach, Cel.,
where they have been spending the
winter each year. The Bradfords have
but recently returned from New Tork
City, where they went for New Year's.
Social Gossip.
Mrs. B. B. Davis Is going to Ithaca
In February to visit her aon, who is a
student at Cornell.
Wednesday evening Miss Ehigenle Pat
terson gave an Informal little dinner
party at her home in honor of Mr. Kllaa
Vali of Pvughkeepalo, N. T., guest at the
home of Mrs, A. B. Jaqulth.
Mr. George Wright gave a dinner Fri
day evening at the Grand hotel In Coun
cil Bluffs, preceding the assembly dance
there. Among the guests was Miss Eu
genie Whltmore.
Mrs. Guy Parke of Decatur, 111., who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. R.
Adalr, ana Mr. Adair, and Mr. and Mra.
Frank B. Johnson, left Thursday for Chi
cago on her way home.
Mrs. Duncan Vlnsonhaler and her
daughter. Miss Isabel, leave Tuesday or
Wednesday tot Klrksvllle, Mo., for a
week's visit, after which Miss Vlnson
haler goes to Kansas City for a stay of
several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Hill.
Miss Helen Ingwersen left last night
for Chicago with her mother, Mrs. G. J.
Ingwersen,, and from there will accom
pany her grandparents, Mr. and Mra
James Brown of Chicago, to Ban Antonio,
Tex. Later they will go to California for
two months. Mra. Ingwersen returns home
In a few day a
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Brown, who
came back to Omaha from the south dur
ing the holidays to make this their home
again, have taken the Chase home at 201
SHE WILL BE A BRIDE ON
MONDAY.
The Crescent elub of the Calvary Bap
tist church met Friday evening at the
home of Miss Flora May Douglas, where
they organised and named their club. A
social meeting followed the business one.
Mr. Hugh Wallace had a small party
of out-of-town guests at luncheon at the
Commercial club Friday afternoon, in.
eluding Mr. and Mrs. John Dower and
the Misses Dower of Wadena, Minn.,
who are enroute to California to spend
the winter. .
Mrs. A. F. Blue entertained Informally
Wednesday afternoon for her sister, Mrs.
M. Greenberger and Mrs. I. Berkowita of
Grand Island. The other guests present
were:
Mesdames ,
J. W. Ktonms, ,
A. F. Blue. '
COLUMBUS GERL JUST MADE
A BRIDE.
MRS. MATT C. ABTS.
school. Prises will go to the
players, followed by informal tea.
best
Social Calendar's Promise.
The La Salle club will give a dancing
party at Chambers' academy Tuesday
evening.
The next dinner dance at the University
club will be held on Saturday evening.
January 29.
Mr. and Mk-s. Max Gladstone leave
Monday for Florida to spend the bal
ance of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kelly will
entertain the members of the Harmony
club Saturday evening.
Mrs. R. K. Davis will be hostess on
Thursday for the meeting of the Friday
Bridge Luncheon club.
The White Shrine Whist club will meet
Monday .afternoon at S o'clock at the
Masonic temple. Mrs. I Shrum,
president of the club, will be the hostess
of the afternoon.
Mr. Henry Churchill King, president of
Oberlln college, will be guest of honor at
a dinner party given Thursday evening
at the University club, by the members
of the Omaha Oberlln club. F, P. Loomls
baa charge of the arrangements.
Dundee Dancing Club.
The Dundee Dancing club gave a
dancing party Friday evening at Harte's
hall, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins end Mrs.
J. W. Gilchrist The following were
present:
Misses--
Edith Hamilton.
Clarissa Browne,
SusAnna Jo but,
Helen Van Dusen,
Nan Barrett, ,
Ethel Piel.
Pybll Nelson.
Hvelyn Horton,
Margaret Wright,
Harriet Warner,
Jean Wallace.
Misses
Lulu Houck.
Ardis Carter.
Margaret Hoffman,
Nina Garrett,
Adeline Fogg,
Mllrlre.l Hamilton. ,
Catherine Conrad,
Martha Levitt,
Sylvia Hover;
(Dorothy Hltchen,
Margaret Williams, Penelope Hamilton,
Esther Smith,
IJla Miller,
Helen Belial.
Messrs.
Lawrence Hogue,
Charles Crow,
Vivian Hover.
George Cooper, '
Bdpar Johnson,
Howard Hohannon,
William Newton.
William B. Peterson, Paul Samuelson,
ueorgo Bancroft, rea Jttewtt,
Thomas Welsh.
Louis Armstrong.
Herman B. Jobst.
O. B. Elllck,
Howard Dunham,
isu wuuams,
H. Howell.
Mesdsmes
J. W. Urooks.
C K. gtubbs.
h. W. Barrows,
Mlesfls
Helen Msy Btubbs,
Misses
Harriet Barrows.
A surprise party was given in honor of
Mrs. Thomas Christiansen at her home
Tuesduy afternoon by the following
friends:
Mssdames
Thorveld. Hansen,'
Gertrude 8kow,
Annie Schults,
Otto Hansen,
Jeff Rasmueeen,
Blmer Johnsen,
Anton Sorensen,
Loes Hansen.
11. Blenkenberf,
Misses
Johanna Hansen.
Messmes
K. Rusmupsen,
William Nellaen,
Elner Andreaen,
A. Andreaen.
8. P. Petersen.
Conrsd Swanson,
Emil Hansen,
Neils Hoist.
Johanna Thestrup,
M isses-r
Amelia Volmann,
Exodu to Warmer Climes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wv Arthur have gone
to Florida for the winter.
Mr Frank Burkley. with his alater, Miss
Burkley. and his daughter. Miss Mary
Burkley, left Friday for California.
Mr. and Mrs. John McBhane leave Tues
day for Beaumont. Tex., and may go
from there to California before coming
home.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Hamilton and Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Burgess are planning a
trip east and south sfeout the middle of
February.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H, McCord and son,
James, have gone to Bellealr Heights.
Fla.. where they will be at tho Bollevue
hotel for some weeks,
Mrs. E. 8. Rood and her niece, Miss
Charlotte Bmilb. who expected to Wave
laat Tuesday for Florida, were detained
by Mr. Rood's illness from grippe, and
will not go until Tuesday.
Mra J. Clarke Colt and daughter. Miss
Betty, and Dr. and Mra O. W. Colt, left
Wednesday for La Jolle, CaL. to re
main until April. Mr. Clarke Colt will
be at the Fontenelle during their abaence.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clsrke and Miss
Helen Clarke leave the Utter part of the
week for California, where they will
travel a little before choosing a place
to stay. They wU be guns until some
time ia March.
Mrs. Lt. Diets and her daughter. Mra
U D, Nelson, left Wednesday for Cali
fornia to spend Use rest of Ike winter at
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Subscription Dance Dinners.
Most of the dinners preceding tha sub
scription dance Thursday were small.
none of them having more than tea in
the partr. Mr. and Mra Frank Ha.mll
ton were among those entertaining and
their guests were:
Mosera and Mesdames
Walter Page, Charles Kountse,
Crofoot. C. . C. George. .
Mrs. Wsrren Rogers.
Mr. C. W. Hull.
Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Jadaoa,
Howard Baldrlge, Hozle Clarke and Her
bert Wheeler wero guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Reed at dinner.
Mr. Stockton Heth had Judga and Mra.
W. A. Redlck and Miss Ida Sharp at
dinner at the Omaha club.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Towle had Mr.
and Mrs. C M. Wllhelm and Mr. and
Mrs. W. Jr. Buchols at dinner at their
home.
Mr. end Mrs. Wilson Low entertained
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McKeen. Mr. and
Mrs. W, A. C. Johnson. Miss MeCor-
mlok. Mrs. Remington, Mr. Frank Burk
ley and Mr. Harry McOormlck.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Peter gave a din
ner for tea guests at their home.
Indoor Golf Party.
Mrs. Howard Goodrich will be the first
to give an Indoor golf party. Tha affair
is planned for Tuesday afternoon, when
Mrs. Goodrich and her guests will play
over Ue course of the Indoor Golf
Kathleen German.
Helen Sinclair,
Myme Gilchrist.
Messrs.
Robert Fessler,
Dean P. Sunderland,
J. Arthur Klein,
Daniel Klein.
Lawrence McCague.
Sam Wlllard.
George Carter,
Bart fitedinger,
M. Morse,
Rollln C. Sherman,
H. Doherty,
Ward Browne,
Blrney Miller.
Gene Snowden.
Le Mars Club Dance.
La Mara club entertained at Its first
annual ball at Hotel Rome Thursday eve
ning. During intermission Baby Dreuse
dow, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Dreusedow, entertained the guests
with her wonderful little toe dance. Little
Florence appeared three times before the
applause subsided enough for the music I
to be heard for the Gibson twins, who
next appeared to entertain with their
clog dance. The twins' clever dancing
i greatly appreciated by tha guests.
They also appeared three times. One
hundred and forty-Sevan -couples were
present
Gills Club AffEdrT"
Tha Bachelor Girls' B. O. D. H. club
held Its regular meeting Thursday eve
ning at the home of Miss Laura Krause
in Albright. Afttr cards the next meet
ing was decided upon for February 10 at
the home of Miss Lillian Krechy. Those
present were;
Misses-
Mabel Berks,
Bess Watson,
Ionian Krechy,
feoim vt eeaa.
Misses
Lilly Hamann,
Oretchen Hamann,
Georgia Tregg,
Laura Krause.
Omaha, Club Plans. '
The Omaha club gives a bridae narty
for men and women Saturday evening,
January . . The game starts at S
o'clock, the players to remain at the
same table during the play and may
pivo ir tney c noose. Members who do
not play bridge may play any game
that suits their fancy. Supper will be
served at U o'clock, following the play.
Return of Guislains.
On the Rotterdam, aalltnr last B.tnr.
day from Rotterdam fur New Tork. were
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Oulalaln, according to
a cablegram received by Mra. Gulslala'a
mother and sister, Mrs. Victor Coffman
and Mrs. B. W. Dixon. It is two years
since the marriage of Miss Rose Coffman
and Mr. Jean Marie Oulalaln in thla city,
and their subsequent departure' for Bel
glum, his native country, where they
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