THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 17, 1916.
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
VISITING IN OMAHA DURING
THE HOLIDAYS.
'School Set Home for Holidays.
' Denman Kountze comes home for
'the holidays Wednesday or Thursday
Ifrom school at Cleveland.
. Miss Clara Hart of Council Bluffs
.'will be home Thursday from school
'in the east, accompanied by a school
friend, Miss Dorothy Headly. who
will .spend the holidays with her.
'The Misses Margaret and Mary
Wattles will be home from school at
Welleslev, Mass., far the holidays
'with their father, G. W. Wattles.
Miss Helen V. O'Brien is home
'from the College of Bethany at To
ipeka to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Miss Margaret Howes will return
'December 23 from St. Louis, where
,slie is attending Washington univer
sity. Miss Irene Rosewater returns De
cember 22 from Smith college to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rosewater.
, Miss Gertrude Stout will return
from the Misses Somers' school in
'Washington, D. C, December 21,. to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stout.
Miss Florence Rahm returns De
cember 21 from Godfrey, 111., where
she is attending Monticello seminary.
(Miss, Dorothy Dahlman will return
at the same time.
1 Miss Geraldine Johnson will re
turn December 19 from the state un
iversity for the holidays. The Misses
l Geraldine and Beatrice Johnson wilt
jentertain Miss Kathryn Howey of
(Beatrice and Miss Dorothy Daviet of
IHica and Miss Marguerite Lohnam
,of Lincoln, who will come for the
'Christmas parties. Miss Beatrice
Johnson will return to the state uni
versity for the second semester, hav-
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I Mi ttlemever-Storm Wedding.
The marraige of Miss Cora Storm,
daughter of Mrs. John Goretsky to
Mr. Bernard. Mittlemeyer took place
'Thursday evening at 8:15 o'clock at
the Hillsdale Baptist mission. The
'church was beautifully decorated
with palms and potted plants and a
large wedding bell hung with ribbon
streamers was suspended over the
place where they stood for the cere
mony. Mr. Stewart Storm, brother of the
bride, and Mr. Frank Hubble, super
intendent of the mission, served as
ushers. ' Miss Lucy Schlesser took
her place at the piano and Miss Ruth
Kinsley sang "O, Promise Me," at
the close of which Miss Schlesser
played the Lohengrin wedding march,
Miss Elizabeth Fadget and little
Miss Mabel Storm, a niece, attended
the bride, and Mr. Frank Meegan was
best man.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Clarence and Rev. Charles
F. Holler, pastor of Trinity Baptist
church, read the full Episcopal ring
service. The bride, wore a gown of
white silk with a tour point tunic
edged with white satin ribbon, the
bodice and skirt being covered with
silk I net, and her long silk net veil
was held in place with white ribbons.
In her hair the wore white rosebuds.
After the marriage Mr. and Mrs.
Mittlemeyer went to their newly
furnished home, 4415 South Forty
second street, where a wedding din
ner was in waiting. Thtrtv-nme
guesta were present The out-of-town
guests were the asternal grand
parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.
John Craven of Watonga, Old
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Scott enter'
tained at their home Tuesday eve
ning in honor of their tenth wedding
anniversary. A mock wedding was
staged with tin wedding bells and au
tumn leaves for decorations. , lhe
guests were:
Meoom and
a. r. ArmiMiQ,
Oeonclt Bluffs
A. B. Brenton.
Olenweod. It.
B. FL Neldernetoer,
JTrs.JfobeMAJlcn
perintendent of the Drake Realty
Construction company.
Mrs. George i . Dumall announces
the marriage of her sister, Miss
Blanche Graves, to Mr. Joseph Frank
lin Moscrop on December 6 at the
le of Mrs. Dumall. They will be
at home after January 1 at 3316 West
Broadway. Council blurts, la. lhe
young people are on a honeymoon
trip in Denver and Colorado Springs.
Miss riorence J. jacicson or Lima,
0., and Mr. Earl C. Monaon of Has
tings. Neb., were married Saturday
in All Saints' rectory by the Rev. T.
J. Maclcay. The attendaniijyre Mr.
and Mrs. William H. HallTMr. and
Mrs. Monson will reside in Hastings,
Neb.
V. D. Pesos
Benson
B. S. Bowline
Clyde Morrow
Clifford Boon
W. D. Hornby
H. P. Stow
o. B. Durrr
William Mosttrtr
. Ado, Medlaon
! Kliaabotli Dolfy
, Morion Dowllng
; Meeara.
t Jamee Morphr .
- John Murphy ,
I Jeraeo Daffy
boa Scott
Ann Dvffy
Volma Soott
Wlnnlfrod I
Wllllom ntorony
William Duffy
Chorlof Murphy
Roy Dovllnff
' Weddinr Announcements.
i Mr. Allan Read Bradley of this
! city and Miss Westrope of Glenwood,
I j a., were married in Lincoln uecem
: ber 14. Rev. Charles Tyner of St.
' Luke's EotscoDal church performed
the ceremony, after which a dinner
, was given at the Linsoln hotel by the
, brother of the bride Those present
1 were: Mr. and Mrs ed Westrope,
Mr. and Mrs. I.es t Anderson of
' Omaha, and the bride and groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will be at
home after January 1 at the Drake
Court apartment. Mr. Bradley is sti
SHE WILL WED ON NEW
TEAK'S DAY.
Holiday VUdtors. ' ,
Lieutenat A. M. Charlton and Mrs.
Charlton will arrive in Omaha the
first of the week to spend Christmas
with Lieutenant Charlton's mother,
Mrs. A. G. Charlton. This is the
first oonortunity Lieutenant Charl
ton has had to visit his family during
the holidays since he entered the
Naval academy in 1904.
Miss Esther Mower ol Chicago is
the guest for the holidays of Miss
Bertha Newman ana is neing enter
tained by friends. Wednesday after
noon a box party was given in her
honor at the Orpheura, followed by
tea at the fontenelle.
Mrs. Guv Cox is entertaining Mrs.
Lawrence Coy of Valley, Neb, for
the holidays.
Mrs. McClintock arrived last week
and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Milton Barlow-
Mr. Herbert French arrives today
from Baton Rouge, La, to join hia
wife and baby daughter, who are with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. L E. Cong
don. .
Mrs. Robert Fortran will arrive
Monday from Chicago to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 1. E. congdon. Mr,, f organ
comet over ror mnsunas.
FraUy Kwnihwi (or Tmaa,
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Carlisle and
children. Sam and Vtrsinia. will
leave Friday tor St Louis to attend
a family reunion at the home of Mr.
Carlisle t parents. - Mr. . and Mrs.
David Carlisle. Mr. Carlisle will re-
tarn to Omaha the day after Christ
mas, but Mrs. Carlisle and the two
children will spend two weeks m St
Louis. ,r ,
Endeavor Society Party.
The Endeavor society of the North
Side Christian church held a delight
ful social evening at the home of the
pastor Friday evening. It was under
the direction ot tne social committee,
Miss Locile Peters, Mist Hazel An
derson and Mrs. C M. Buck. The
house was prettily decorated with
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Games were played and - Mr. Alva
Cramer and Miss Ruth Peters gave
recitations. Those in attendance
were Messrs. Kilgore, Cramer,
Whitehead, Nixon, Phillips, Cham
bers, Forbes, Harold and Dana Pe
ters;. Mesdames Kilgore, Nixon,
Thomas, Buck, Cook, Darnell and
Peters, and Misses Hazel and Mil
dred Anderson, Mary Chase, Blanche
Kerschner, Ruth and Locile Peters.
On Olee Crab Trip.
Mr. J. J. Hanurhen and son. deary.
expect to spend a part of the Christ
mas holidays with the Cornell Glee
club in its ensairefnents in Minne
apolis, Chicago and St Louis. Mr.
and Mrs. Hanighen's older son, John,
who is a senior at Cornell this year,
is making his fourth annual trip with
the glee club, lheir itinerary in
cludes Louisville, Cleveland, Detroit,
Troy and New York City.
The party makes the trip m its spe
cial car, with every comfort, from
barber shop to dining car, provided.
Next Christmas the glee club will
sing m Omaha, that being the fourth
year since its last appearance Here.
Those glee club members who were
here four years ago remember with
pleasure the cordial reception given
them by Omaha people at that time.
For Mitt Calvin.
Mrs. K. L. Huntley entertamed at
luncheon Saturday at the Omaha club
for Miss Nell Calvin. Ibe decorations
were in Christmas colors, and covers
were bud for:
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pies present. Mr. Harry Van Ars
dale's novelty feature, the "Cobweb
Castle," was staged, but was nipped
in the bud by an impatient partici
pant. On Friday evening the club
will put on their special Christmas
party at Druid hall and a very livery
affair is anticipated by the members.
High School Proms.
The Central High school "proms"
are matters of immediate interest to
the young people of high school cir
cles. December 22 the senior prom
will be given at Keep's Dancing acad
emy, and on January 26 the junior
?rom will br held at the same place,
'he military prom will probably be
held some time during February.
fair of the kind given by Mr. and Mrs.
Huff in thcr new home, the lirst one
being hel'l a yrar ago. Dinner was
served in the ball room, where dec
orations we-c in violet and led. lhe
ceiterpiec'e of the ta'i'e was of red
roses and violets, which formed the
cctsage bouquets for the women and
red roses w're the gentlemen's bou
tcnnieres. The guests included:
Maooro. nod M -i.il. iii.b
B. K. Sldlm 1. t. Uohom.
af Lincoln. w. M. dinar.
B. A. Poton, H. H. Ciouldlns.
Bftrt Buck, O. C Wahlz.
Roy Ponu, P. W. Mlkenrll,
B. H. Broonlnr. . Harry Weller.
Dm. and MMdainof
P J. Aaoon. Clouds Uron.
Arthur Hton.
' Modomeo
P. I. Clltok.
Albert Kmc,
Meaderaeo
MadoUne Krox.
mih Obra tun.,
Deborah Franklin Club.
Mrs. Bertha Getischmann enter
tained the .Deborah Franklin club at
an Orphetim party Thursday after
noon, followed by luncheon at the
Cricket room. The decorations were
miniature Christmas trees. The mem
bers present were:
jseiaamao
P. J. Belli.
Laurie J. Qulnhy,
Bertha aetzfli'.hmann,
1. U Lowe,
George W. Sanrho
of Council Bluffa
H. 1 Tooterln,
B. L. Potter,
1.
CI B. Corey,
If. i
Pen P.
Bon Blrad,
lOm auusBTot Kennedy.
NoU Cahrln Claire Helen Wood wort
Irene Coad .. Praneee WoommQ
Mario Woodard ' ' I Mary Furay
beotoe White Boatrteo Coad
Ma. B, U Huntley.
On the Calendar.
The Le Rigolo dob entertains at
a dancing party December 22 at the
Hanacom pane pavuton.
Winter Deurcmg Qnb,
The .Winter Danans emb, orns-
ized this season and nxdodrng
members about thirty bachelors of
the Happy Hollow crab, gave the
fourth of Its dances Tuesday evening
at Harte ball In Dundee. Taytbr
Belcher Is the president of the dub.
with WQlard Slabaugh as vice presi
dent and Walter Byrne secretary.
The club will meet next on Tuesday,
December U
Dinner Dance.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lee Huff gave a de-
rgnrrai dinner dance at tneir Home
Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Eail Buck, who were married
this summer, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Sidles and Mr. Cameron Mclntvre
of Lincoln. This was the second af-
LeMars Cmb Dance.
The LeMars club on Friday even
hrg gave one of the first club dances
to be given at the Blackstone since
the opening of this hotel. Ninety
five couples attended and special
music by s quartet served to further
enliven the evening.
University Mixers' Club.
The University Mixers' elub will
entertain at a dancing party at
Keep's dancing academy next Tues
day evening, ine patrons ana pa
tronesses tor uie occasion vrui ne:
Dfo. and Moodamoo
A. L. Barr, B. H. Broualnff.
Profa anoi jaoaoamoe
B. WBrkoi.., . A. H. Blfelew.
Friday Night Dancing Cub.
The Friday Night Dancing club's
regular party was given Friday eve
ning at Druid hall with fifty-nine con-
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Vassar Club Dresses Dolls.
Vassar club members were enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Myles
Standish Saturday afternoon, each
member bringing a doll for a Christ
mas present to some poor little kiddie.
This is an annual custom with Vassar
girls. Members of the local club
are:
McH.lamcs--Arthur
Gulnu
(.lAiirjr. Ilavcrntlrk
Kmmu Tumwr
IslOor Z'llfrlcr
Wrn-n Hlockwell
MIsmch
Margaret Bruce
Nell Duton
Bthel Oietrlrh
Hilda Hammer
Mfdrtnici
Samuel K.-ea. Jr.
('. w. rjnter
Ilobrt L'pdlke
V. Shannon
Lloyd Osborne
Mteaee
May Oopelond
loecphtno Congdon
Mono Cowell
Plnley. Council Blulfe.
Pleasures Past.
A birthday supper was given in
honor of Miss Julia Stchno at her
home, South Side, last Sunday. The
guests were:
Meeeri. and Meauemee
grams and decorations will carry out
the scheme for decoration of the ball
room. About a hundred reservations
have been made, and the club's list
is complete. Patrons and patronesses
for the dance are:
Moaora. and Meedamot
J. 8. Ztpfel. R. N. Howea,
H. . Marx, W. A. Smith,
H. J. Schlfferte.
Bellevne College Society News.
Miss Chapman Rumsey, member of
the junior class, entertained at a
fudge party in her rooms in Fonte
nelle hall Thursday afternoon. The
list of guests included the Misses
Marguerite Diddock, Rernice Schlot
fcldt, Melissa Davidson. Mattie Cas
sel and Kathryn Ohman.
Mr. V. C. Erwin of Craig, Neb.,
was the guest of his son. Harry, mem
ber of the sophomore class, for sev
eral days last week.
Miss Bernice Schlotfcldt of the
sophomore class entertained her sis
ter, Miss Edith, of Walnut, la., over
the week-end last week.
Miss Kleanor lngersoll entertained
at a fu'lge party in her rooms in
Fontenelle hall Wednesday afternoon.
Among those present were the Misses
Vivian Foley. Kathleen McCrann,
Lida Lorimer, Florence Stocker, Ra
mona McElroy and Flora Ticknor.
Miss Florence McCrann and Miss
Dorothy Miriam were the guests of
Miss Kathleen McCrann and Miss
Vivian Foley over the week-end.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halleck
Allen, during the holidays.
Mrs. T. B. Hord of Central City
and her daughter, Mrs. Will Richard
son of Los Angeles, formerly Miss
Edna Hord, spent a few days in the
city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Whitmore and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitmore. all
of Valley, leave Monday to spend the
winter in Florida, Cuba, and other
southern points.
Mrs. Dollie Pray Cooper of White--wood,
S. D., arrived in Omaha Thurs
day to spend the winter with her
brother, George G. Pray.
Mr. Bert Abraham of Ogden, Utah,
has come to spend t lie holidays with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Abraham.
Chosen for Crack Squad.
George W. Eggcrss. eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Eggerss of this
city, has been chosen for the crack
squad of Shattuck Military academy,
where he and his brother attend
school. This is a coveted honor and
was attained by only five seniors and
two fourth form boys. The crack
squad is a fancy drill organization,
and the candidates have worked
faithfully for the competition.
Later in the winter this squad will
compete in drill with the squad of the
University of Minnesota, and for the
last two years Shattuck has been vic
tor in the contest.
J. Rlha.
J. Hrablk.
'Mlaata
Mary Rlha,
Anna Rlha,
Anna Sekyra.
Joey Hrablk,
Meaera.
tmoa Hrablk,
Carl Hrablk.
.Men PoTondra,
Frank Rlha.
Cheohnk, ;
J. Stehno.
Mloaee
ttoale Hedlacek.
Vary Stehno.
Julia Stehno.
Moaora.-
Vincent & ten no.
Rdward Stehno,
- Prank Stehno.
Winter Tours Planned.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brady will
make their eighth visit to Belleair,
Fl in February They will be ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Latham Davis with their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wharton are
also expecting to go to Belleair and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCord will be
there after January S.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klein of the
Barnard apartments leave today for
California to spend the winter with
their son, Dr. M. A. Klein, at Pacific
Grove, Cat.
Mr. L. G. Donp contemplates
spending the winter in Florida.
Miss Martha Folds left Thursday
for San Francisco, whence she sails
with Miss Crunden of St Louis for
Japan on December 27.
Mrs. Mary B. Reed left Thursday
to spend the winter in San Antonio,
Tex. Mrs. Reed stopped in Kansas
City for a few days on her way sooth.
To the Sottth for Cnristons. Sl
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wright
left Saturday evening for Tennessee,
where they - will spend Christmas.
Their daughter, Miss Emma Eliza
beth, who is at Sweet Briar college,
Sweet Briar, Vs., will join them and
spend her Christmas holidays there.
Novelty Dancing Cfcib.
The Novelty Dancing dab will give
its Christmas party - at the' Black
stone Wednesday evening of thfs
week. The troeats will be members
of the older nigh school and younger
university sets. ' A party of young
people from the state university is
planning to attend the dance. Pro-
Residence Changes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reed and fam
ily have moved into town from their
Benson home, taking the L. G. Doup
residence for the winter.
Mrs. Samuel Katz has returned
from a month's visit in Sioux City
and has moved to the Blackstone
from the Fontenelle, where she has
been for the last year.
Mrs. Charles E. Bates of Farring
ton, west of Dundee, has closed her
home and will be at the Blackstone
after this week.
Coffee for Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gladstone will
entertain at a coffee Thursday from
3 to 6 for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marks
of San Antonio, Tex., who arrive
Monday to be their guests.
For Wife ol New Manager.
Mrs. Herman Muentefering enter
tained at a beautifully appointed
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. James
Lloyd Ferciott, who has recently
moved here from Baltimore, Md.
Covers were laid for eight guests.
Mr. Ferciott is the new general man
ager of the Western Union.
Betrothal Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Switzler an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Alice Royall, to Mr. John
Daniel Lynn of Boston, the cere
mony to take place New Year's day.
The affair will be a quiet home
wedding at 7:30 in the evening. Mrs.
C Judson Chapman of Harrison,
Arlt, formerly Miss Litta Rohrbough
of this city, who has been Miss
Switzler's most intimate friend, will
be the bride's only attendant. Mr.
Robert Switzler, brother of the bride,
will be best man.
Personal Mention.
Recent arrivals from Omaha at the
Hotel Snapp in Excelsior Springs are;
A. A. Heath, Charles A. McClain, J.
R. Peters, E. S. Simmons, Or. and
Mrs. Ewtng Brown and E. E. HamelL
Miss Pauline Sommers of Detroit is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cohn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Allen of
Chicago are visiting Mr. Allen's par-
Watson-Gibson Wedding.
Sergeant S. S. and Mrs. Margaret
Gibson of Bellevue announce the
marriage of their daughter, Harriet
Ruth, to Mr. Oliver Watson of La
Platte, on Wednesday, December 20.
at St. Agnes church of the South
Side, Rev. Father Ahern officiating.
The ceremony will be performed in
the presence of relatives- and there
will be no attendants. Mr. and Mrs.
Watson will be at home after Jan
uary 1 in Bellevue.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. Milton Barlow went to Chi
cago Thursday, but will return Mon
day morning. " .
Mrs. W. A. Redick returned Thurs
day from Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Calvin and
Miss Calvin left Thursday to spend
the holidays in the east
Mrs. John McCague, jr., and little
daughter have gone to Chicago to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hollinger. Mr. McCague will join
them for Christmas.
G. A. Meyer is in Denver on busi
ness and will not return until just
before Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C Berryman of
the Hamilton apartments have gone
to Lexington, Ky., where they will
spend Christmas with their parents.
They will return to Omaha the first
of the year.
Miss Henrietta Bergman left last
evening for Chicago, where she will
join her father and accompany him
to New York. Miss Bergman wil be
gone all winter.
Miss Loa Howard will go to Lin
coln Tuesday for the formal party of
the Beta Theta Phi fraternity.
Dinner-Dance Club Revives.
The Dinner-Dance dub of about
thirty couples, which met last winter
at the Fontenelle on Saturday even
ings twice a month, is reviving, at
least for one more dinner-dance.
Christmas night has been chosen for
the affair, which will be at the Fonte
nelle. ; The club is made up mostly
of some of the younger married set,
with a number of bachelors. This is
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