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By MELLIFICIA.
Friday, December 11, 1914.
FOUR Omahans hare leading; parti in the Cornell College Glee club,
which will giro a ronrert at the American theater Monday evening,
December 28. They are Mr. Herbert H. Davis, eon of Dr. and Mra.
B. B. Darin, who plays first mandolin, aa also do the Millard boys,
H. E. Millard and J. H. Millard, 2d, and Mr. John Hanlghen, who la the
club's aecond tenor.
Herbert French, a former Omaha man and member of the Olee club,
has been engaged to come here from Loulsvill, Ky., to King the alumni
sons; at the concert.
Local Cornell men are bending every effort towards the success of
the concert. The Olee club will be enterUlued at luncheon at the Univer
sity club, followed by a reception and tea at the home of one of the mem
ben. Dr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hanlgben will entertain
at dinner that evening, and a large ball at the Rome hotel will follow the
concert.
Mr. Frank gelby is chairman of the arrangement committee and la
being assisted by Messrs. Wayne; Bolby, Austen Galley, James Richardson,
Charles S. Saunders, E. S. Westbrook, C. A. Thomas and J. W. Towle.
The club will arrive from Denver on a special train, which has been
at their disposal for the entire trip.
Elks Party.
One of the most delightful parties ever
given by the Elks look place Thursday
vanirig at the Elks' home. The party was
informal and. the program Included u
musical entertainment, bridge whist and
dancing. About 600 people were present.
The musical program took place in the
lodge room. It consisted of gems from
popular grand operas, the story of ' the
operas being given by Mrs. Grant V.
Williams before each musical number.
Miss Minna Meyer sang , four selections
from "Tannhauser," her accompaniment
being played by Miss Helen Sadllek. Mrs.
A. I. Root sang contralto ' solog from
"Samson and Dellla" and she was most
warmly applauded. Miss Sadllek played
the accompaniment for Mrs. . Root. The
xreat hit of the evening wa made by the
"fUxoletto quartet." under the direction
o.' Mrs. Millie Ryan. The quartet con
ited of Miss Bertha Coffey of Nebraska
City.. Misg Edna Miller. Mr. Ray Dona
hy and Mr. W. E. Shafer, Mr. Paul
Reese playing the accompaniment. They
rendered this world famous and immortal
mUHlcal composition In a manner worthy
of profrslonals and when the selections
were, concluded they received a storm of
fipplause from the audience, compelling
a repetition from the latter part of the
selection. Prof. Alexander Emslle sang a
solo from "The Queen of Bheba" moBt
Impressively. Miss Edith Wagoner fur
nished the accompaniment.
' At the conclusion of the concert the
chairs were quickly cleared . from the
lodge room and two hours of dancing fol
lowed to the muelc of the Omaha Elks'
orchestra.
Jn the meantime the women and men
were playing, bridge whist dn the third
floor: the prlres for the same 'were
awarded aa follows: First women's prise,
silk hose. Mra. W. N. Dorward; second,
silk bose, ' Miss McClanahan: first men's
prise, gold-headed umbrella. Mr. Harry D.
Reed; second. Elk gold knife. Mr. N. H.
T. Jury., . .
. . punch and cakes were served as re
freshments. Vassar Club Entertained.".
v--'Mlaa Hilda Hammer wag hostess this
afternoon at a meeting of the Yasser
club. The atemoon was spent In dress
ing dolls for the various Christmas trees.
The members are:
Mesd antes
Warren Blsckwell.
C. W. M. Poynter,
Myles etandlah,
Robert Updike,
W. C. Shannon,
Arthur Rogers.
Misses
Hilda Hammer,
Killarney roses. Punch was served. In
the den. where Christmas greets and
holly were used. The dining room was
decorated In yellow. Mrs. Ward roses
were used as the table decorations. In
vitations were Issued to 900 guests.
Parish Aid Society.
Tho Parish Aid society of All Saints'
church met this afternoon In the Wat-,
ties' Memorial house. At this meeting
final preparations were made for the
Chrtstmns bsiar. which Is to be given
Wednesday of next week. The members
are:
Mesdames Mesdnmes
John N. Baldwin, W. H. Thomas.
Wllllnm Hill Clarke, T. J. Mackay.
Oeortr Victor. t. O. Hqulres,
E. C. Valentine, Krcd Hskor,
W. B. Danforth, Galley,
Miss Elisabeth Black.
Tivoli Club Entertained.
The Tivoli club wag entertained this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Brandt. Mesdames W. Shields and Fin
ney were the guests of the club. The
clutv will not meet again until after ,
Christmas. Those present were:
Mcsdames Mesdames
Frank Snyder, J. E. Miunnfleld,
Ira Mynster, J. S. Novak,
William' Johnston, F. Qulnlan,
wjiiiam Clsrk. Frank White,
F. W. Vlcke, W. H. Brandt.
C. I Burke, W. English,
Future Affairs.
Miss Gladyg Goodman will entertain
the- Girls' Bridge club Saturday after
noon at her home in Dundee.
-The, Sinclair-Cooper Dancing- club will
give a rerltal Saturday afternoon In their
Istuilln, Nineteenth and Farnam streets,
I st 1 e'rloek. The Junior class only will
take part.
Pleasures Fust.
The SwaeMka club was entertained
Thursday afternoon, prise were won
by Mesdamee A. Foot, C. C. Weber and
T. Mehrens. The club will net meet
again until January T at the home of Mrs. j
J. C Reeder. i
Vesta chapter. Order of the Fastorn
Stsr.'wgk entertained at a Kensington at
the home of Mrs. Mary A. Weerne
Thursday afternoon.
Future Dances.
The Twinkle club has Issued Invitations
for a dancing party, Tuesday evening.
December IS, at the Metropolitan rliib.
The Pagalco club will give a danclmc
party Thursday evening, December IV,
at the Metropolitan club.
La Icos Club.
The 1-e Icoe club was entertained this
afternoon at the borne of Miss Berth
Klauck. Those present were:
MIkbcb Mliwee
Olsdys Bhanip. TOether Hillnhusen,
Kthel Aniternon, Ruth Klllnhusen.
Husie Morlarty, 'Jertrude Klauck,
Alli-e Cnrr. Oulto Kddy.
Louise Damon, Kdna Thrane.'
Pan Club Dancing Party.
The Pan club will give a dancing party
this evening at the Rome hotel.
Dances Tonight
The Pixty-etx Panclng 'club will enter
tain this evening at Chambers' academy.
The Dundee Dancing club will give a
party this evening at Hart's hall.
And NOW SVc Brought to 'Omaha the
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In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. G. D. Tunnlcllff returned from
Ualosburg, III.. Rundsy.
Mrs. J. B. Jone. 8 in Wichita, Kan.
She will return Monday.
Mrs. Raymond Crossman has returned
from Mead after apendlng a week with
her father, Mr. H. Ostenberg.
Mrs. M. W. Tlldcn. who has been visit
ing her nieces, Mesdamee Tompkins, Me
Call and Carrlgan, left today for her
home tn New York City.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. S. M. Green, who has been visiting
In Ohio and Illinois for about els months,
returned Sunday, and will spend the win
ter with her son, Mr. A. L. Oreen, and
Mrs. Oreen.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Wallace of
Minneapolis are guests under the old
roof until after the holidays. Their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George a. Wal
lace, plan to move Into their new homo
at 1000 Mercer Park road, before Christmas.
Vegetable Cgjrteeltlee.
The little garden patch of II. IS. Ward
In Caribou, Mn., has long been known as
the producer of a line of vegetable curiosi
ties. Thlg year among Its products have
been cucumbers on which a second crop
of leaves are growing, not on the vines,
but out of the cucumbers, and an ear of
corn growing directly out of the ground
minus a stalk.
Mesdamee
Arthur Oulou,
Samuel Rees, jr.;
I Joyd Osborne,
1 swaore Zlegler,
George Haverstlck,
Frank Crawford, .
Misses
Mar Copeland.
Margaret Bruce,
With the Visitors.
Miss VMali Firtton of Beatrice Is
visiting: her aunt, Mrs. W. W. Johnston.
Mre. Herman Bloom and daughter,
Hilda, of Fairbanks, Alaska, are here
to spend the' winter with Mrs.-J. G.
Iwersen, sister of, Mrs. Bloom. ...
Mrs. A. W. Stuart' of Chicago hag ar
rived to spend the winter with her daugh
ter. Mrs. G. C. Edgerly. '
Week-End Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mayer, formerly of
Dundee, now of Chicago, who have been
touring the west, will stop on their way
home to spend the week-end with Mr.
gad Mrs. J, J. Doddg.
Mra. Fannie' Botaford of Racine, Wis.,
' who is pn her wgy to California, will
stop here to spend the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Myron O. Hay ward.
To Honor Bride.
,. The Misgea Hannah and Sarah Wax
man entertained at a miscellaneous
shpwer in honor pt Miss May Pregler,
who Is to be one of the winter's brides.
Decorations were carried out In a color
scheme of pink and white. The center
Piece wag a pink basket oontalnlng gifta
for the bride, the basket being attached
to the bride's place with pink streamers,
Priseg for the card game were won by
Migg Marlon Alperson and Miss Tillle
Uienstock. rhose present were:
Misses" Misses
May Pregtor, . Yeit Sttefler.
Marlon Alperson. , Hume Gillnaky,
Minnie Kommiek,
Paula Premier,
Sarah Vlvlun Wav-
ttalile Adler, man.
Roee Newman. Marcia TAbowftx,
Uophla Kirerhbraun. Sylvia Moskovits,
Mrs. Beatrice Kayman.
Kther Alrn,
Tillle Blenstock,
May Adler,
With the Bridge Players.
The C. C. Bridge club held the first
meeting for this winter Thursday eveu
ing at the home of Mrs. and Mrg. W. w.
Johnston. The members Include:
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Conrad,
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tempieton,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller.
Mr. and Mis. J. M. Weight. Jr.;
. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Gould.
To Honor Visitor. '"'wjs1
; Mr. ane Mra. John T. Stewart of Coun
cil Bluffs will enteitain at dinner this
evening' at their home In honor ft Mra.
Char leg Hannan, who la visiting at the
home of . Mr. and Mrs. George Van
Brunt ' Covers will be placed for;
Mrs. Charlea Hannan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Brunt.
- Mr. and Mra. Frank Haas.
Mr. and Mra Stewart.
Mlsaeg Mtsseg
Msne Stewgxt. ' Mildred Butler,
Mesgnt. Manure.
A. B. Warren, Will Schnor,
Wlllard BuUer.
Afternoon Reception.
Mrs. Charles G. McDonald and her
mother. Mrs. Everett B. Clark, gave a
lea this afternoon at the home pf Mra
McDonald in honor of Mlas Augusta
Mae GUsson of Beacon. N. Y., who will
be Mra McDqnali's bouse guest this
winter. The guesta were received. In the
living room, which wag decorated with
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