THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 25, 1911.
SOCIETY STAYS OUT OF DOORS
Young Women Plan for Tennii Tour
nament Thii Week.
SEVERAL MORE JUNE WEDDINGS
Maar Omaha People Ar Prepsurlns; io
Take I,oi Motorinc Trl
Rome to Joarnrr Half War
Arrow the Coattaeat.
Social Calendar.
MON DAT Children'! matinee dance at the
fina Club; Mr. K. W. Rhode and Mr.
B. K. Klmbrrly, luncheon at Harry Hol
low! Minn Ida barlow and Mr. Clarence
Parlow, dance at Ha4py Hollow; moving
picture at Koa and Uun club.
TUKHPAY Mm. Charles B. Keller, dinner
at Country club for Minn Frarves Thrall
of Detroit and her two sons, Mr. Charles
Keller and Mr. Harold Keller; Mrs. J.
M. Taliaferro, afternoon f r the ladlea of
the U. H. Grant Belief eorr: Mies, Mo
Hugh, dinner for the riatt-Mcllugh wed-
- ding party; ladUa' day at Field club and
Happy Hollow; dinner and dance at
Happy Hollow; dinner and dance at Hod
and Dim club, guest' night.
WEDNKHDAT Barker-Carpenter wedding;
at the home of the bride; Mia Klffle
Haight, bridge luncheon tr Mr. Qorge
Sunderland, the guest of Mr. Oeorge
I-aler; fMatt-Mcttuirh wedding at bride's
home; mid-week dinner and dance at
Field club; mid-week dinner and dance at
the Country club; moving picture at
Hod and Uun olub.
THC RSH AT Newman-Roe water wedding
at the home or Mr. and Mr. N. p. Fell;
Omlcron luncheon at the Osnaha Com
mercial club; Allen-Falconer wedding at
bride' home; Mrs. B. L. Trawler, KUreka
club; ladle day at Happy Hollow ana
Field olub; at Hod and Oun club, quartet.
comedy, vaudeville and moving picture.
FRIDAY Mr. Carry Bcntt enterta n the
American Woman' league.
SATURDAY Pinner and -lance at Country
club; dinner and dance at Field club; din
ner and dance at Happy Hollow; dinner
and dance at Rod and Oun club.
Ready with racquets In band, forty of
the young eociety women of Omaha will
open the annual Women' City Champion
ship Tennis tournament at the Omaha
Field olub Monday morning at t o'clock.
Flaying will continue alx days, the cham
pionship match and final In other round
being played Saturday. ''
The arrangement for the tournament
hour do away with playing through the
hot session of the day, the early mornings
and lata afternoons being utilised.
It will undoubtedly be good tennis all
week, the women of the city playing a
- speedy game. Last year the quickness
Of the girls on the courts and the skill
With which they handled the racquet were
the subjects for many an admiring word
by the more exprtenced men players of
the club.
The city tennis tournament has com
to be one of the big social events of
Omaha. ThS women meet In contest across
the net, yet the best of good feeling Is
Shown by both the winners and losers,
refuting the Idea that women have not the
love for fair play that men have In sport.
Some of the fair players are mere girl,
but their quickness on the courts and
thletfc training they have received in the
schools makes them easily the match for
the older heads.
Old Sol, with his hot rays. Is ons of the
greatest enemies of a successful tennis
tourney. Sunburn attack all who play,
for even a big hat cannot guard one con
stantly on the move. Bare arms and open
Becked dresses are popular because of their
coolness, but on the third or' fourth day
of the tournament many girls rue the day
they gave In and changed from the high
necked blouse. .
The- entry list will be open until Bun
day evening, when the drawings will be
mad for the opening round of the tourna
ment . .' - i ,
Following Is the list of entries:
Carmellta Chase, , Claire Daugherty,
champion; Violet Jolyn.
Mary Rlngwalt. . Luutle Fellers.
Ruth Hammer, Helen Buck,
Susan Holurge, Delia Johnston,
Laura Zimmerman, Charlotte Ht dwell,
Hortense Clark. Marie Hodge,
Mrs. C. D. Armstrong, Verna Hayes.
Blanohe Klnsler. Alloe Porterfleld,
1nuu VI 1 1 1 .
Miss Ilartman.
Miss Hlnrlch.
Bus Dumont.
Helen Borenaon,
Mildred Butler,
Carmellta Jenkins,
Luclle McCrrlgh,
Marjory Smith,
irna Reed, - -.lia
Crelghton,
Catherine Baum.
Mrs. Dick Stewart.
Mrs. C. T. KaUntU. Iualu.1 Vln,n'nhU.
tieien huck,
Menie pavls, Sybil Nelson,
fcdllh Uaraden.
Omaha people are planning some interact
Ing motor trip. Mr. Mosher Colpetser left
yesterday In his car for a trip to Borton.
He was accompanied by Mr. Robert Rums
and the Messrs. Wolbach of Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Klrkendall and Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn C. Wharton plan to motor
t to the Atlantic coast In the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Updike and family
of Los Angele, Cal., formerly of Omaha,
will leave soon for Europe and will take
their touring car and motor abroad.
Many other Omahans are planning
Omaha Girls Gone to Chicago
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Another Omaha June Bride
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MISS BLANCHES ROSE WATER,
Whosa Wedding with Milton B. Newman Will Be Celebrated Thursday, June 29, 1911.
smaller motor tours. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Hynes and Master William Hynes motored
to Lincoln and Hastings last week and
will motor Into Iowa this week.
Mr. Edward A. Cudahy, Jr., Mr. Robert
Burns and Mr. Walter Roberts motored to
Chicago last Week, the latter two return
ing home by train.
The departure of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
A. Cudahy and family for Chicago to re
side leaves a place difficult to till. In the
tennis tournament this week the young
women of the family will be missed, a
they have always taken a prominent part
In these events. Mrs. Cudahy will bs
missed In musical, social and charitable
circles. In all of which she has been a
capable leader.
Mr. and Mrs. John Forbes leave this
week for Chicago and Miss Helen Forbes
left last week. Bhe will visit Miss Mar
garet McPherson at Lake Ripley, Wis.
The last week of June several weddings
of Interest will be celebrated. Wednesday
evening the wedding of Miss Isabel Tlllot
son . of Montreal to Mr. Joseph Barker of
Omaha will take place quietly owing to
illness in the bride's family. The ceremony
will be at 6 o'clock In the evening at St.
James the Apostle's church. No invitations
were Issued and after the (ceremony
wedding, supper will be served. About
twenty relatives will be present. After a
short wedding ' trip they . will corns to
Omaha to reside. Mr. Barker left Thurs
day for Mdntreal. ,
On the same evening the wedding of Mr.
Joseph Barker's brother, Mr. George Bar
ker, to Miss Olive Carpenter, daughter of
Mr. and Mr. Isaac Carpenter, will be cele
brated at S o'clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac W. Carpenter on Hawthorne
avenue. About two hundred Invitation
have been Isued for this event and a gum
ber of out-of-town visitors are expected
for it.
Another wedding Wednesday evening will
be that of Miss Florenoe McHugh and Mr.
Edwin Harvey Piatt of Denver. A number
of out-of-town guests arrive today and
Monday. Among them will be Miss Amy
West of Dubuque, Mrs. James V. McHugh
snd daughters. Mis Miriam and Mi's Jean,
of Minneapolis; ' Mr. John G. McHugh of
Minneapolis, Mr. D. O. McHugh of Ca'gary,
Canada; Mrs. Lydla S. Piatt and Mis
France Piatt of Denver.
The marriage of Ml? Blanche Rosewater,
daughter of Mrs. Edward .Rosewater, to
Mr. Milton Ben Newman, will take place
uext Thursday, June 29, at 11:30 In the
morning at Mrs. Roewater's home. 20.6
Dodge street. The wedding will be a small
one, followed by a breakfast,' with only
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relatives and
guests.
a fsw Intimate friends as
Pleasures Past
Wednesday afternoon -Mrs. Charles L,
Dundy entertained very Informally at her
home In honor of Mrs. WeltielL
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hamilton entertained
at dinner Friday evening in th Hamilton
cafe for the following guests: I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald,
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Combs,
Mr. and Mr. Thomas Fell,
Judge and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sellgsohn celebrated
their forty-ninth wedding anniversary at
their Hamilton apartment Saturday. At
Sunday dinner the Immediate family and
their son, Mr. Frederick Sellgsohn of Kan
sas City will be present.
As a farewell for Mrs. Weitsell, Mrs. J.
J. McMullen and Mrs. Charles Marsh en
tertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs. Marsh's home. Four tables of players
weer present and the prise was won by
Mrs. William Hill Clarke,
In honor of Miss Lena Landauer of St.
Louis Miss Lillian Greene entertained at
cards at hsr home. Miss Landauer won
first prise. The guests were Misses Martha
Hadra, Leola Brandels, Henrietta Burk
man, Myrtle May, Jessie RoBenstock, Sady
Levy, Landauer of St. Louis.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Georgia Paxton
gava a dinner at her Falracres home, "The
Ranch," for Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountxe
In celebration of their twelfth wedding an
niversary. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Kountxe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kountse, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker, Mr.
and Mrs. Osgood Eastman, Mrs. Short, Mr.
Andreesen and Mr. Milton Darling.
The following account from the Nashville
Tennessean of the dance given last week
by Mr. and Mrs. Darrow at their charm
ing southern home will Interest many
Omaha reader, as Mr. and Mrs. Darrow
are former residents of this city and have
a host of friends here and the honor guest
were both Omaha young men: "Distinctive
In all the beauty of its detail was the fete
champetre given last evening by Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Darrow and Miss Temple
Swope at the Darrow home In" Murfrees
the Immediate families at the home of th
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During the Hot Summer Months
If you have electricity in your
house it will pay you to call. We have
everything in 'the way of electrical appli
ances and household utensils.
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70
These Fni
Keep It Down
to 60.
Emerson Electric Fans
Hotpoint Electric Irons
Electric Toasters Electric Stoves
Arnold Massage Vibrator
Bissell Sewing 'Machine Motors
, Electric Curling Irons
and a great many other things toq numer
ous to mention. AU being demonstrated
this week by
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0ST models Son!
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Special summer
Corner 20th and Farnam.
boro. The affair was in compliment to Pa ft
Midshipmen Harold Keller and George
Fuller of Omaha, who are guests at pres
ent of Mr. and Mrs. Darrow.
Wedding Bells
Mr. Lee W. Spratlen and Mrs. Emma L.
Femald were married In Chicago Saturday
afternoon, June 24', at 4201 Vlncennea ave
nue, the residence 'of the bride's parents.
Mr. Spratlrn has been connected with the
Burlington railroad for many years, and
the bride I the daughter of Mr. Frederick
W. Rueckhe m of Chicago. They left
Chicago Saturday evening In a private car
for an. extensive wedding trip.
Miss Mary Kathleen Dwyer, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Dwyer, and Mr. Thomas Casey
were united In marriage at Sacred Heart
church Wednesday morning at I xj'clock.
Miss Helen Dwyer and Mr, Dennis Casey
were the attendants. After the nuptial
mass a wedding breakfast was served ts
bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Casey will
be at home after July 1 at Messena, la.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W,' Morton an
nounce the engagement ot Mrs. Morton's
daughter, Margaret Whitney, to Bralneid
Mears, Ph. D., (Williams, '03.). Miss Whit
ney Is a gratuate of Oman High school,
class '08, -and of Wellesley, class '09, and
will be remembered by many of her Omaha
friends. Dr. Mears ts a member of Phi
Beta Kappa, Sigma Psl, Alpha Chi, 8 gma,
Thcta Delta Cbl and Gargoyle societies.
The wedding will take place In the early
fall and they will live In . Willlamttown,
Mass., where Dr. Mears Is the assistant
professor ot chemistry at Williams college,
The wedding of Miss Delia Jacobson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Jaoobson, to
Mr. James Trimble took place Wednesday
afternoon, June 21, at 4:30 o'clock at th
Kountse Memorial church. The Rev. Oliver
D BalUly read the wedding lines. The
bride wore a gown of white satin, with
orerdrape of white silk crepe, caught at
one side by a pearl ornament. The bodice
and sleevts were trimmed : with princess
lace. She carried an arm bouquet of white
roses and swansonla. A brooch of pearls,
gift of the groom, was the only jewel worn.
MIfs Irene Lamon, bridesmaid, was gowned
In pink crepe de chine over self-toned silk.
She carried an arm bouquet of pink roses
and sweet peas. Mr. Harry Cheek of South
Omaha waa best man. Before the entrance
of the wedding party Miss Ines Bloom
played "Traumeri."
Following the ceremony a buffet supper
was served at the 'horn Of the bride's
parents for the weJdlng party. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Agnes Cooley and
Mrs. Frank Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Trimble left for a western
wedding trip and will ba at home after
August 1 at their new home In South
Omaha.
The wedding of Miss Loretta Marie Glen-
non and Mr. Philip N. Bigger was cele
brated Thursday morning at 9 o'clock In
St John's collegiate church. The Rev.
Father Bronsgeest performed the cere
mony and celebrated the nuptial high mass
ne pnae wore a gown or white crepe
over white satin, with pearl trimmings,
and carried bride's roses. Her long tulle
veil was held in plaoe with a cluster of
Mies of the valley. Mrs. James F. MH'.er,
sister of the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore her wedding dress over pink silk
and carried an arm bouquet , of Killarney
roses. Little Miss Mary , Estelle Kinney
was ring bearer and carried the ring In
a floral basket She was gowned In white
and wore a wreath ofTllles the valley.
Mr. James F. Miller was best man. After
the ceremony a wedding breakeast was
served at the home, of the bride for th
wedding party and Immediate friends. Ths
rooms were decorated with ferns and Kll-
larny roses. . , . . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bigger left on an evening-
train lor New Tork.
An Interesting feature- of 'this wedding
is that it took place on Mr. and Mrs.
Miller's wedding anniversary, as they were
married' on June 22 of last year, and Miss
Glennon, Mr. Bigger and little Miss Kinney
were the attendants.
At Rod and Gun Club
Five Omaha girls and their chaperon will
take a two weeks' vacation on Carter lake,
starting this week. They will have a cot
tage at the Rod and Gun club and cook
their own meals for their vacation time.
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It so .All goods market down below cost. Yon will say that they are the greatest values you ever re
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All Pure German Wavy
Hair Switches
2 2 inches long, at. . .
24 inches long, at. .
26 Inches long, at. . ,
28 inches long, at. . ,
30 inches long, at. . ,
34 inches long, at. .
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-$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
$4.00
All-around Transformation, water wave, regularly selling for $6.00; at this special sale only. ... t. .$2.00
Washable Hair Rolls, 18 Inches long; for quUft sale 25s
A lot of odd shades of Beautiful Switches, in drab and auburn, such as yeu have. tried so hard to 0 A A
match and could not find; all various lengths at this "quick sale" will go at pOUU
Ten experienced lady hairdressers to wait on you. With every sale amounting to $ 2.00 or over we will
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They like its noiseless running, due to the
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They like its exquisite interior, fitted and fin
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And besides these advantages, the Baker is the
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Baktr EUetrtc mqulpptd with had plat; Ironclad or
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Omaha Distributers
2218 Far nam St,
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Something New!
MADAM FRAYER
Is Now Demonstrating Her ADELIGHT HAIR fOOD
In her new balcony Massage Parlor at
Megeath's Stationery Store.
She guarantees to grow hair
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lng of buying a
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or trading your old one in o.
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a leas outlay of money than any
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We ask for our machines
just what they are worth, and
not any more. . We sell our
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employ no agents, and resort
to no tricks to sell our ma
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to bur a machine, care to save
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Uonheit's Hair Store
Special Salo of Hair Goods
HcglnnJng Monday our fine stock of Hair Goods, consisting
of Rvritchetn, ltaaket llralrin, Transformations, Puffs, Curls, Isullew'
Wilts, Men's Toupees and everything predominating In fashion
able Hair (foods, will be placed on sale at priors whlrh will make
yon wonder how it ran be possible. We want tliis to be a "quirk
sale" the prices and the quality of goods we offer will make
liatural Gray Wavy
Switches
Including some pure white, worth
$10.00; all go at the
$1.00
quick sale for. . . ,
2 large sire, real hair nets,
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Basket Draids
Very predominating styles, all pure
quality hair, some of these sold
for $8 and $10, at thla A A
special quick sale.
City National Bank Building
Ground Floor
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A Little
Short of Wonderful
is our showing o f
White Shoes and
Pumps this week.
We are informed
by wireless that
there is a general
scarcity of White
Shoes over the coun
try. Come to headquar
ters first and save
that tiresome walk
when looking for
them.
A new lot of
White Canvas Colon
i a 1 s and One-Strap
Pumps received by
today's express fresh
and clean from the
makers.
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203 South 15th St.
O Frank Wiftbx
The Corset
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Our fitting service can'
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OMAHA WOMEN
GLAMOR FOR
LA BOOK SUITS
Temporary Price Redaction of $80 to
. S50 Calls Forth Much
AcUvity.
Prloa must Indeed "talk" to tempt woman
io buy ons or mors tallorsd-to-order suits
In weather Ilk this, but. nevertheless,
La-Book, the Ladies' Tstllr In ths Webster-Sunderland
building;, at Sixteenth and
Howard streets, Is making his place of
buslnoss th scene of unprecedented sum
mer activity, simply through offering his
customary 180 suit values at ISO.
"La-Book" knows Just what woman de
sire in the way of stunning attire, and,
what is mors important, he knows Just
how to produce it.
Weather or no weather, if you've use for
a tailored-to-torder suit of "gilt edge"
atyls st 60 then resort to La-Book
wlille his 50 offer holds good. 80 ma
terials and workmanship are not often of
fered at 160 in Omaha.
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Everyone remarks this when hav
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