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Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -:- Club Doings
THE REE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. MAY 23, 1916.
S
fRIPED PARASOL
TO HELP DAN CUPID
Lawn at the Country Club to Be
Adorned With These Love
Traps. ,'
IS TO HAVE WELL-BENT EIBS
Timely Fashion Hint
9j la sxcoirrxvia.
By MELLIFICIA -May 23.
No wise mother with a goodly
sized family of (laushtrrs would think
of such a thing as her home in the
plan of one big, stately drawing-room.
Instead she would fill the house with
as many little nooks and recesses as a
gulf coast bay has bayous and la
goons. There was another trap, quite
passed now; but it did its work in its
day, and many a grandmother will
testify she gets romantically reml
TRcent and tells you how your grand
father proposed to her in the sum
mer house." Read any old novel and
you'll learn that the little latticed
kiosk in the side yard was where
Lord Roland asked Angelica, the gov
erness, to marry him and become a
marchioness at the very least.
Of late years the iron tahle on the
lawn with a big gaily striped para
sol over it, a dipping tided parasol
with well-bent ribs, has proved a
love-trap with possibilities never even
dreamed of the little latticed arbor.
Every country club putting them up
begins each season with an entirely
new list of young married members.
When the question of garden equip
ment came up this year at the Coun
try club, the committee on furnish
ings, Mrs. George Bernhard Prinz,
Mrs. Robert Howe nd Mrs. W, J.
Foye, decided upon the parasols.-"Put
them in," said one of the matrons,
"and I'll promise you a new engage
ment every week.' ,
Marquees are all. very comfortable,
but they are like the drawing-room
filled with a stately company of spin
sters and bachelors discussing topics
of general and current interest, with
interludes of small talk.
"Hut two by two, under the
striped parasols if the engagements
are not announced all summer long
at the Country flub this season, there
will be something remiss with the
men," declare one of the committee.
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wreath, and fifty guests were promt.
The hostesses of the occaion were;
Ma1ams - Mi'iHmM
B .1 S-nnll l (1 Kina
T I. Travis. It It. rCynoldv
Hrlnet t,
Past Festivities.
Mr. and Mrs.' Victor Dnnielson I
were Riven a surprise by a nutnherl
of their friends Tuesday evening in
honor of their twent) -fifth wedding
anniversary. Those present were:
Notes of P. E. 0. Sisterhood.
Mri. Joseph C Wceth, president
of chapter B. K. of the P. E. O. sis
terhood, will entertain her chapter
at a kensington Friday afternoon.
.Mrs. Weeth and Mrs. Clyde fiabcock
are the chapter's delegate! to the
state sisterhood convention to be
held at Alliance June 12-14. Prelimi
nary plans for the entertainment of
the national P, E, O. convention in
Omaha in October, 1917, will be Out
lined at the state meeting.
Omahans at Excelsior Springs.
Recent arrivals from Omaha at the
Royal hotel in Excelsior Sprrngs have
been Arthur J. Rothchild and Robert
O'Kecfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Krues returned
Sunday night from Excelsior Springs,
where they spent ten days at the
Royal hotel.
John Ralston has returned from a
short . stay in Excelsior Springs,
where ht was at the Royal hotel.
Omaha-Kearney Club Banquet
On Saturday night, the Omaha
Kearney club gave its second annual
banquet at the Loyal hotel. The table
was beautifully decorated with Mrs.
Ward roses and the place'cards were
done in blue and gold, the school col
ors. Covers were laid for twenty and
A. O. Thomas, former president of
Kearney Normal, was the guest of
honor.
Mr. Guy E. Burman, '12, acted as
toastmaster, and the following pro
gram was given: "Reminiscences,"
Grace Morrison; "Greeting from Ne
braska State Normal Faculty," Pau
line Gale, '12; address, Dr. A. O.
Thomas; "Words," Edmund Wyich
el '13; piano solo, Marie Foleon;
"Preparedness," May Tennyson, '07;
song, "The Blue and the Gold;" group
of songs, Eunice (on a way.
Those present were:
M !
Mils-
Pauline Gala,
Orare M'trrtaon.
I'harlona Willlami,
Huaaall Hurf..rl
talia .Morrlaon.
Maria Berry,
Maria Poison,
Mratia. .
Ml hart Oraan,
krlmuud Wiu(hll.
Carn Rada.
IWnlra ennaway,
fCunlra fonaway,
Hlanch Waiwabar.
Stay Tannyaotl.
Tharraa Malnlli',
Mtlriretl Nunamakar,
Muara
)uy tturman.
Fir A ii. Ttaamaa
til
"Peony Day."
The garden committee of the riic
league had luncheon yesterday at the
I otnniertial club and talked over
plans lor "Peony Dv." As ail the
world knows, the pink peony is our
i ivtc flower, and atiout tne hrginning
l item werw tne committee will nave
ade its (hmce of the gul who will
II button ir the leawne on Prony
It it rotiied that they will
r the vrrv rrtiift and tmaittlt
fin la in t linalu
Panialann.
0. T ,tnhnin,
r, Andrann.
A. .1. Anrtrann.
Oiiat Carlnn,
V. K Kiliiuiat,
L. Hin1rnn,
f HnlmrH
Hlrhurd ,tfh(inn,
O .Inhnaon.
P. i l.aininn,
Oual larann.
John l.arann,
Mlaaaa
Ruih Johnacn
Kaihar Jnhnann,
HHrtar ,trhnann.
rioranca cartaon.
Hlan Youns.
Haial l.arann.
Halan hanlnlann.
twan I.araon.
Mcaara
Auiruat Andaraon,
A. I'arlann
Jehn V Erlion.
Nala A Lundaran,
John Xyaironi,
Vadln,
Thurta Ohar,
Wallar fwlhorg,
It ny I'arlaon.
Miiraon
Auauat ttlann.
I. ill.rrs
Alhfrl l!tiiiin.
Krnnt t'ti aotl.
John Koan,
A. Sfnnui'l)OM.
F 8ahor,
Kd Blona.
S 7 Hwanaon.
S Wlrkman
J R Voimi
,l twaca
Kmn'ti Jnhnann
HHn Plarann.
Tlllla tanlalann.
Satma Carlann.
Nnrma Jnhnann,
Mamarat Young,
la rann
Thrra Johnson,
Rudolph Palarnn,
Harry .Inhrtann
Waller R Jnhnann.
i'hf(ar Jnhnann,
l!!n lanlalpnn.
Harold Hendrrann.
I'arl Oherg,
Arlhur Jnhnann,
Malvln trs
A hard-time stag party was given
Saturday evening at the home of Mr.
Louis Levy by the Hatikwoh Social
club. Those present were:
Maara
Abraham Mlldar,
JaUa Kailaman.
Abraham Kadnar,
laarinra Koaenblati,
Ruhan Brnwn.
Loala Lavy,
Is your life worth 12 dollars?
That's all it costs to have Worm
Steering Gear put on your Ford
Standard - Foundry Co., 60fi So. 14th.
.Maeara
Samual Kadner,
Floher! Knnpar,
Nathan Sharman,.
Mnrrla I.v',
Abraham t.ark,
Abraham Oraanbar
Quite the loveliest afternoon gown
is shown in very brilliant blue taffeta,
the skirt of whHi is extremely full,
and cut in deep yoke effect topped
with a cording and frill of self mate
rials. The bodice is an exquisite com
bination of black shadow and silver
lace, the latter forming l lining for
the former, which is arranged in cape
effect. The long bell sleeves are most
attractive. A distinctive chip straw
hat with ostrich trimming and button
trimmed slippers proves an appropri
ate finishing touch.
with Mrs. George Redick Wednes
day afternoon.
The Thimble club will hold its an
nual picnic Saturday, June 3, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sunder
land at Fairacres.
Shower for Bride.
Mrs. N, Steinberg and Mrs. A. Sil
verman will entertain at a miscellane
ous shower at McCrann hall, South
Side, Wednesday afternoon for Miss
Bertha Lewis, whose marriage to Mr.
Max Grossman will be solemnized
Sunday, June 25.
At the Field Club!
There is a promise of many little
dinners tomorrow evening at the
Field club upon the occasion of their
first dinner-dance of the season. One
of the Tuesday bridge clubs met at
luncheon and played two tables this
afternoon as the guests of Mrs. W.
R. Roney. This club of eight mem
bers is planning to meet at the Field
club throughout the season. Another
luncheon hostess was Mrs. W. A.
Yonson, who had five guests.
Marriage Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C Martens
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Dorothy Adeline, to Mr. Earl
Hushes MacDougal on Saturday, May
20, Omaha.
At Prairie Park.
The Prairie Park Needlecraft club
held its last meeting of the season at
the club house this afternoon. The
next meeting will be the second Tues
day in September. The rooms wers
decorated in snowballs and bridal
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