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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 5, 1914.
MANY PLAN JRIPS ABROAD
Interest Manifest in Coming of the
Michigan Musical Clubs.
SOCIETY QUIET HOLY WEEK
Patroeir Apr Selected for he
Michigan ritib Concrrt, Which
In to Hr Olrrn at the
Drnndrlx Thrntrr.
ftnolal Cnlrnilar.
MONDAY Prof. F. M. FHnnr. lecttlra.
Struggle with Europe" Central HlKh
Bchool. 4 p. m.; Templ Israel sisterhood,
card party; Prnlrle Park Whist club.
Tl'ESDAY-Mrs. William Stutl. children's
party for Master William Rtull, Jr., and
little Miss Delia Hudson.
THUR8DAT Tanco club at Prairie Park
clubhouse: Sixty-six Dancing club,
Chambers academy. '
FRI DAT Chicken pie luncheon, Flrat
Presbyterian church; Prairie Fark asso.
elation, meeting.
SATURDAY - Prairie Park assembly
dance
More than the usual number of travelers
of this dty are planning to ko Abroad for
the summer. So many Americans are
going that It Is difficult to get reserva
tions. Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Dletz plan to leave
In May to meet Mr. and Mrs. Gould Dlotz
In Tarls. The latter, who hro taking a
trip around the world, will arrive In
Xaplea May 16, and will then go to Paris".
Mr. Joseph Harden and Miss Sadie Hay
den, 'who hav been to Australia with
Mr. and Mrs. Gould Dletz, will go as far
as Naples with them,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Rugg havn engaged
passage and will sail from New York
May 5 for a six months' trip through
Europe. They leave Opiaha April 25.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ilussetl left Friday
for Netf York 4o salt Tuesday on the
Kaiser "Wllhelm to Join their daughters.
Miss Agnes and Miss Anna Russell, In
Berlin and to remain abroad for ten
weeks. The Misses Russell have been
In Europe with Mrs. C. E. Johannes since
last July. Mrs. Johannes Is now with a
travel party In Italy and wilt salt for
home April 17.
Mr. and Mr. George Myers and Miss
Nathalie Myers of Dubuque have, none
abroad to Join Mrs. E. W. Nash and Miss
' Nash In Berlin. Miss Myers will prob
ably remain abroad with Miss Nash for
the summer, Mrs. Nash returning earlier
Judge and Mrs W. A. Redlck and Mrs.
Warren Rogers and Miss Rogers landed
Monday In Palermo, Sicily, from their
India trip and will remain In Palermo a
week or two, probably, after which their
plans are not definite, as they leave the
Cleveland, on which they have been mak
ing the regular cruise. Mrs. John Redlck
and baby expect to salt May. 13 to Join
Judge and Mrs. Redlck hr England and
Mr. John Redlck hopes to go over later
In the summer to return with them.
M(m Clara Bull of Pasadena, Cat., who
has visited here a number of times the
cuest of the Misses Congdon, also plans
to go to Europe, salting the latter part
of June, She will visit In Omaha en route
to Europe
Patronesses for Coac-ert.,
Much social Interest, Is being shown In
the concert to be glve-n by tho Michigan
Glee club at the Hra4e)s .theater1 Tues
day eveplng, April XI. The Olee club wilt
have, a busy day. Arryng( ifccr In the
morning, there wlU J),, bWkftst for
them at the Hotel' J&jng, after which
they will givo if sfiflrfctysfort at the,
high school, followed b'ytyuftcheon at the
University clubj 1 Thty will then attend
the base, ball anf ihava dlnnr at
the Rome. Following tho concert thero
will be a reception and dance at the Unl
verslty club.
The patronesses for the concert are:
Mesdamea . Miiiniu
.-. i Allison,
II. V. Burkley.
W. M. Burgess,
V. B. Caldwell,
F. 8. Cowglll,
I V. Crofoot,
C. F. Crowley,
G. Ij, FJsher,
C. C. George,
Harold Clifford,
C. W. Hamilton,
c, R. Hannan, Jr.;
O. M. Hitchcock,
W. D, Hosrord,
A, W. Jetferls,
A. F. Jonas,
George A. Joslyn,
C T. Kountze,
F. P. Klrkendall.
Arthur Keellne,
E. T, Manning,
J. A. McHhane,
C. G. McDonald,
J. J. McMullen,
Donald Macrae, Jr.:
V. A. Nash,
TouIs C. Nash,
F. 8. Owen, '
R. C. Peters,
J. P. Palmer,
K. P. Peck.
Stanley notcwater,
De F. Richards,
J. T. Stewart id,
W. 8. Stlllman,
E. II. Hcott.
J. It. Webster.
C. M. Wllhelm.
Casper E. Yost,
j u. Kennedy,
Miss Jessie Millard.
Interesting -Vacation.
Miss Mona, Cowell. ''daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cowell, who la attending
'school afyissar, Is spending a most In
teresting spring vacation.
While In New York with a party of
friends she dined aboard the battceshtp
Arkansas In New York harbor. From
New York she went to Annapolis, where
she attended the officers' dance at the
Naval academy.
In Washington, where Miss Cowell was
the guest of MUs Crowcll, she was right
royally entertained by 'Senator Gilbert
M. Hitchcock and Congressman C. O,
tobelt, through whose courtesies she
was shown through the White House and
was also accorded the privilege of lis
tenlng to the debate on the toll esemp
tton clause of the Panama canal act,
MUs Cowell is now' with her room
mate at Vassar. Miss Bettle Alllnson, at
her home In Haderfo'rd, .a suburb of
Philadelphia, and . will spend Easter
there- . , . .
She also has ba at Bryn Mawr, where
she visited Mjss, tds. Dartqw of Omaha,
who la a sttfaent at Bryn Mawr.
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Church Affairs,
The women of the First Presbyterian
church wilt have an ""Boater sal in the
card room of the Colonial, Thursday,
April 9, from 10:30 to 6:00 o'clock. There
will be Easter eggs, rabbits and novelties
for children, as welt as fancy work and
cookies and candles. -Home of those in
charge are: Mesdames Carrier, C. F.
McOrew, C. M. Wllhelm, 11. Y. Cook,
W. G. Preston. A. J. Cooley, C. E. Yost.
Charles Offutt. J. U Kennedy. Thomas
Ktlpatrick, Misses Zeiss, Jessie Millard.
April Musicale.
Mrs. Samuel Katz and Mrs. Jay B.
Kats will give a benefit musicals on the
afternoon of April at the residence of
Mrs, Jay B. Katz. TM South Thirty,
seventh street Mrs, Samuel Kats has
arranged a very Interesting program for
the last meeting of the Tuesday Morn
ing Musicale club. April If, at the resi
dence of Mrs. F, A. Nash.
Birthday Surprise.
Mr. R, V. Wolfe was given a surprise
party at hi home, jo 8outh Twenty
fifth. Thursday evening, In honor of his
birthday anniversary, An Interesting
rauslcaj program was given during the
evening, also high flva furnished amuse
ment, prises being won by Miss Mar.
garet Fox and William Quade, The rooms
were abloom with spring flowers. The
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table decorations wero Klllarney roses
and violets. Those present were;
Mr. and Mrs. R. IT. Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. William Quade.
Mr, and Mrs, Emory II. Anderson.
Mr. end Mrs. James R. Whttcomb.
Mr. and Mra. George P. Montgomery.
Mr, and.Mrs.,Phli C.Hgliolz.
Mr. and Mrs!' Vllllam0'Donnell.
Mr. and Mra. John F. Fox, David City.
Mr. and Mr. A.'KTBmlth. Bralnard.
Mies MAn&ret Fox, .
Miss Catherine Brpwn, ,
Mr. .Thomas Fox.
Mr, Walter If Painter. .
Mr. Frank O. Underwood.
Matter Clifford Underwood.
Et-AVirp Orpheum Party,
The Etavlrp club gave a theater party
at the -Orpheum Thursday evening fol
lowed by dinner at the Paxton. The
dining room was decorated In purple and
gold. American Beauties woro used as
favors. Dancing ,waj part of tho eve
ning entertainment. The next party will
bo given Tuesday, April Ji, at Chambers'.
The following were present:
Mr. and Mrs. It. C, Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Condlt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McMahon.
Mr. And Mrs. B. J. Kuhn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Thorp.
Mr. and Mrs, John Merit.
Mr. and Mrs. P, E. Owynne,
Misses Misses-
Grace Bnrber.
Aurora Hrown,
Andreeson,
Maud Pflasterer,
Marie Schofleld,
Gladys Worrell.
May Jncobten,
Margaret Orucnlg,
Bertha Merx.
Mildred limner,
1oolu Grandeen,
Adelalno Wycoff,
Elsie Farreli,
Madeline Bock,
Adelalno Specht,
Helen Johnson,
Francis Thomas,
Blanche Hughes,
Irene Illgbee,
Ann Nebel,
Mary PJerrow,
Alice English,
Fanny Bowen.
Messrs.
Dr. H. Giant ner,
Frank Coulter,
A. I& Reynolds.1
A. U Reynolds,
Al Kellstrom,
William Dana,
Henry Nllsson,
Oscar Malstrom,
Walter Doyle,
Charles Assman,
Samuel Crozer,
F. Bradford, ,
Trior Andreesen,
Burt Miner,
M. It. Harris,
C. N. Moulin.
A. K. Swanson,
O. Erlxon.
Dora Haarmann,
r.smer mcKe,
Maria Kuns,
IJllla Nelson,
Bmlth.
Pauline Faulkner,
Florence Airor.
Amy Kerns,
uiapcno sprinxsr,
Helxa Rassmussen.
Jlelen Urady,
Millie jioinu,
Messrs.
Otto Nielsen.
c. it. Swancutt,
Whltlock,
U W. Knlsht.
Claude Rite.
William HutsUer,
H. H. Hawlay,
Robert Hhleids,
Eart Elsenhart,
G. U'drontleld.
W. C. Mann.
Stuart Gould.
Clarenco Hall,
C. M. Tex.
Fred Stafford,
A. Li. LJerk.
X)r. 11. Attwood,
Dr. Fred l,agc,
Julius Smith,
Surprise Party,
A surprise parly was given by Mui
Charlotte Brewer In honor of Miss Marie
Creveston at her home In South Omaha
on Wednesday. The evening was spent
in music and games. Those present were:
Misses Misses
Bonlta HoIlenbergorXkra Kendall,
Ruth Atkinson. Emma Herman.
Theresa 'Feller. Alice Clements,
uiara uaney. uiauya uanoton,
uiancnn Dianiiem, jscme uenn,
Charlotte Brewer,
Ayres Kenny,
Minnie McBride.
liar l Creveston.
Messrs.
Otcar Oolche,
JUton Bmtth,
C. Kond.
Earl Creveston,
Bill Hlnor.
Errast Carlson.
Clydv Mullen.
Stanley Smith,
Lewis Volz,
Oladys Hlner,
Mefsra.
Tom Volz,
Floyd Mulford.
Elmer Woodcook.
loyd Atklason.
Arthur Dross. ,
Glen Wiggins.
Edward Madden,
Milo Crowe,
Jllmcr Larjon,
P. E. 0, House Party.
Mrs. Shropshire, Mrs, Campbell and
Miss Mfcymo Hutchinson entertained the
guests of Mrs. Bertha Clear-Hughes,
who make up a house party at their
luncheon for the P. E. O.s on 6aturday.
These guests are the state board, In
cluding Mrs. Hughes of Omaha. Miss
Owens of Bloomlngton, Miss Anna Mor
gan of Hebron, Miss Abble Burns of Uni
versity Place, Mrs. E. H. Travis of
Plattsmouth, Mrs. U R. Spencer of Lex
ington, Mra. I T. Andrews of Curtis,
Miss Ida Johnson of Lincoln.
Alpha Roe Gamma Orpheum Party.
The Alpha Roe Gammas entertained
at a theater party Friday evening at the
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Orpheum, followed by supper at the Era
press Garden. Those present wero Misses
Caroline Hansen, Marguerite Lay, Helen
Adklsson, Mildred Hansen, Adele Adolpb,
Vesta Bhlrley, Lulu Hansen, Lllah Ad
Vlsaon, Margery McBride, Margaret
Erlckson and Blerer,
Birthday Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Babbitt of Flor
ence entertained at T o'clock "dinner Sat
urday evening- in honor of their daugh
ter Emma's ISth birthday anniversary.
Those present weres
Misses- Mlases
?nr Mwn. Kthel Hersklnd.
mLm Pu,ner' Emma Anderson.
Mable Anderson. Elsie Brewster.
Emma Babbitt,
Mrs. Wllber HolUman.
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Babbitt
Enjoyable Kensington.
Mrs. a- N. Eaton entertained at a
kenslngton at her home Friday after
noon. The rooms were attractively dec
orated In spring flowers. Those present
wero;
Meadames- Mesdames
Joseph Weeth. . C. Brunner
Allen H. Chambers, H. N. Craig '
H. G. Powell. , O. jr. SStt.
C. O. lxbeok. W. If, Crary.
Raymond Young, E. Knapp. '
J. V Marshall, It. 15. Hodda.
F. H, Lehnoff. T. D. Olden
Clinton Miller. ,aen'
Daisy Camp Card Party. '
-Daisy camp, Royal Neighbors 'of Amer
ica, wilt give a card party In its hall
at Jtth and Ames, next Thursday.
Dinner Partv.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sommer entertained
at dinner Thursday evening in honor of
their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. M. Newman
who are enroute to their horn 'in Cleve
land, after an extended trip through Call
fornla. '
Church Kensington. .
The Get-Together kenslngton of the
women of the First Presbyterian church,
which was held Tuesday afternoon, was
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MRS. CHARLE8 S. LOBINGIER.
a decided success, the attendance being
over one hundred.
At the University Club.
The Michigan Alumni association of
Missouri Valley has Issued Invitations for
a reception and dance to bo given Tues
day evening, April 21, at the University
club, following tho Michigan Glee club
concert at the Btandels theater.
Luncheon Invitations.
Mrs. Charles Freeman McGrew Issued
Invitations Saturday for a luncheon to
be given Tuesday, AprlV 14, at her home,
218 South Thirty-eighth avenue.
Matinee Luncheon.
Mrs. E. E. Mageo entertained six guests
at luncheon at the University club Fri
day, followed by a box party at tho
Orpheum. The table had an attractive
decoration of tulips and Jonquils.
An April Bride.
ine weuaing or miss Edna Vesta AN
ford of Hastings. Neb., to Mr. Edward
Franklin Kulha of Omaha will take place
at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs.
Jennto M, Alford, Wednesday evening,
April I. After an extended wedding trip
to Los Angeles, Cal., to visit Mr. Kul
ha's parents, on their return they will
make their homo In Omaha, where Mr.
Kulha ls(ln the drug business.
Chapin-Baldwin Engagement.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Dcsdomona Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Baldwin of Elkhorn, to Mr.
Horace H. Chapln o Batavia, N. Y.
Miss Baldwin has a host of friends
here, where she attended the Sacred
Heart convent, later going tq the Sacred
Heart school In St. Louis. She lias served
as mald"6f 'rtonor at the AkSar-Ben ball
and .Is a slstqr of Mrs. E. E, SterrJcker
or tnis city: Her Omaha friends have
often bien entertained at house parties
ai ner noma in Kixnorn.
Mr. Chapln Is the only son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Chapln of Batavia and he Is
in the manufacturing buslness.-He erad
uated at tho Rensselaer Technical school
in Troy, N. Y,
ine wedding will take placo In the
autumn,
Preston-Fletcher Enrap-ement
A number of friends were entertained
oy miss Edna Fletcher at her home ve.
terday afternoon, between the hours' of
i ana o o clock, the afternoon being1
pirasantiy spent inrormally and with
music. Mrs. Ralph Jennings, a sister of
ine nostess. assisted.
The luncheon table was prettily dec
orated in hearts and Cupids, and also
Easter decorations, . From the chandel
ier aDove the table hung a yellow crepe
bag. Whan the ribbons attached to It
were puued. the, written announcement
came down amidst rice and confetti:
this was read by Miss Hazel BoswelL
announcing the engagement of Mlsk
Edna Fletcher to Don C. Preston qt
vmaha. '
For Brown-Dickey Weddine Partv.
in -r. t . -
""rone j-eiera win give a supper
i ner noma isaster evening for Miss
"ickey and Mr, Blomfleld-Brown. On
thA fAltnn,1a Iff . . ...
.U.,U.,IH muiiujjr mere win be a
metier party and supper at the Omaha
ciuo, given by Miss Katherlne Thummel
and Mlsa Mary Burkley.
For Baron Von Beinolta.
Mr. Peter J. Larmon. SOM Davenport
street, gave a little affair In honor of
Baron von Relnolta Thursday evening. It
was entirely "en garoon" and enlivened
by mualo and good fellowship In a super
lative degree. Among those present were
Mr. Helgrcn, leader of the Swedish sing
Ing society. "Norden;" Mr, Muerllng.
editor of Omaha Posten. and Mr, Lewis
Henderson.
Entertains at Lunoheon.
Mrs. Byron Badger entertaned at i
o ciock luncheon last Friday in honni- f
Mrs. I. A. JJraden, who leaves soon to
make her home in Red Oak, la. Those
present were:
Meidamei
Mesdames
R. C. Vermillion,
A. D. Majors,
p. Es Emmons,
William Lyman.
J. B. Miller.
I. I Van Sant,
8. A. Van Sant.
T. J. Farreli.
A. F, Jewett.
J. B. Smiley.
C, A. Campbell.
At the Country Club.
The first dinner dance this season was
given last evening at the Country club
by the young married set. Mr. J, T.
Stewart, 2d. had charge of arrangements.
This was tho same club which gave a
number of dances last season.
Informal Tea,
Mrs, U F. Crofoot was hostess Friday
afternoon at an informal tea In honor of
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson.
For the Future.
Tha Slxty-eli club wilt entertain at a
special dancing- party Thursday evening
at Chambers' academy.
Sunday At-Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus will be at home
Sunday, for their sister, Mrs, Jack Koer
pel of New York city.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. Hozle Clark will arrive tomorrow
morning from Villa Uelvldcre. N. Y, to
spend the week with her mother, Mrs.
Ella Squires ami to cetebrate her birth
day. Saturday Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
Pciulrou will go to Kansas City to attend
the grand opera. j
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Melady nre at Ex
celsior Springs, Mo.
Mrs. Kdwln Hnobe wont to Chicago
ThuMdny for two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Wheeler returned I
Thursday from Panama.
Mrs. J. M. McteAlf will return Tucsdav
from n stay of several weeks In New ,
York.
, Mrs. Effle Klttleson loft Saturday to be
one of tho guests at the Htato farm for ,
mo week end.
Mr M. f?rmnv ami (tenet... -fl-
Mary Cooney, of 1'lrtttc Center, Neb., ate !
Visiting at tho home of Mrs. Annie n rnn.
Misses Louise Baltey, Martha Noble.
Eleanor Carpenter, Lurllc Lathrop and
Wlnnlfred Lnthrop iVtt Saturday morning; 1
for Atlantic and, Dcb Molneo, la.
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson of Indianapolis
has been the guest of her brothor, Mr.
Luther Kountze, and Mrs. KoUnUe, th.s
week, and plans to return homa Monday.
Mrs, J. E. Haarmann is spending the
week-end In Lincoln tho guest of her
daughter, Miss Elsa, who Is attending
the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Haar
mann w.n a guest at the Alpha Phi
sorority formal, which was held at the
Lincoln hotel Saturday evening, Miss
Haarmann being a member of this so
rority.
Personal Mention.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry. IC. Harmon have
given tip their apartment In New York
and have taken a place at 200 Toutlne
avenue, Lynhurst. N, J.
Mrs. Charlos Loblngler of Manila, P. I.,
formerly of this city, will be much missed
In club and social circles In Manila, when
she leaves with her husband, Judgn Lo
blngler, for his new post at Hons Kong,
China.
Miss Mabel Allen, who has been spend
ing the spring vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen, will leave
Sunday night for Bryn Mawr, Pa., to
resume her studies at Baldwin school.
Miss Allen will spend Eaater Sunday with
friends In Atlantic City.
Mlsa Ida Darlow will spend part of her
Easter vacation In the Bermudas, where
she Is going with two or three college
friends, and part In New York, visiting
her uncles, Gutzon and Solon Borglum.
Mr. Clarence Darlow will spend his en
tire vacation in New York City.
Mr. Clarke Colt and his mother re
turned Wednesday from Detroit, where
they wero called last week by the Illness
of his nephew. Donald Allee, who Is In
a serious condition from erysipelas. The
boy is 14 and the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert D. Allee, formerly of Omaha. His
condition was about the same when Mr.
Colt left there and little hope was enter
tained for his recovery.
Michigan Musical
Clubs on Long Tour
to Include Omaha
The Michigan Glee and Mandolin clubs,
which appear at the Brandels theater the
evening of Tuesday, April 21, have left
Ann Arbor and are now swinging around
the west on a 6,600-mile trip to the Pa
cific coast. Their Itinerary Includes'
Grand Rapids, Chicago, St. Louis, Den
ver, Laramie. Salt Lake City, Reno,
Berkeley, Pasadena, Omaha ahd Rock
ford, For the entertainment of the tainted
collego musicians while in Omaha the
local alumni, with Dr. Claude T. Uren
as chairman, have arranged a full pro
gram of activities. These will close with
a big reception and dance at the Uni
versity club after the concert. Invitations
for the club affnlr have Just been Issued.
Tickets for the concert will be put on sale
this week by members of the committee.
Smallpox Ambulance' Upset:
Chauffeur John Murray of the Health
department narrowly escaped Injury Fri
day night when the smallpox ambulance
which ho was driving turned over at Pink
ney street and Florence boulevard. The
accident occurred as he was rounding the
corner and ho saved himself by clinging
to his seat.
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1903 Farnam
$2
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all 10 people.
reasonable prices.
