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WOMAN BARRED FROM PARKS
Bridge, Club Kot Peratted to Hold
Session! in Public Parks.
PREPARE FOR FLOWER PARADE
Many' Social Affair' Am Planned In
' Honor of Vlaittogr Wetnea Vnl
. erstty. Claeto More Into
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'"' Social ,'csJenda.r..,
MONDAT-Mtss Eugenie Whltrapre, after
noon' bridge party at the Country club
-.forMlss Lots Don of Troy, N. Y.; Miss
. ... Marguerite 6towttts, - Orpheum party
for Mis Don; Mr.. John A. McShsne,
luncheon at Country club for Mrs. Jose
phine Hogan.and Mrs.,T. H. Eldridge
-of Memphis;. Mia Ida Darlow, after-
noon bridge -party at Happy Hollow.
TUESDAY Misses . Dorotty and Mary
Ringwalt. 'evening bridge for. Miss Don;
" Miss "Ruth McDonald, bridge party at
Field club for Miss Annette Lady; Miss
Henrietta Flack, luncheon at Happy
Hollow; wedding of Miss Anna Denham
"" and. Earl David Murphy; ladiee" -day,
'dinner and dance at Happy HoUowl
ladies' day at Field club.
VEDNESDAY Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall.
luncheon for Mrs. Hogan and Mrs. Eld
rtdge; Mica Helena Trimble, evening
bridge for Miss KatherlneMllroy and
Mel Chi. ir-i dinner and dance at Field
club.--". .- ''''" 1
THURSDAYDramatic performance at
Happy. Hollow; ladlee1 day at Field
dub; Mrs. H. Homer, meeting of Popu-
lsrCard ctuV - . -V
FRlDAY-DlTiner and dance at Seymour
. . Lake Country club. ' "
SATURDAY Dinner and dance at Coun
try. Field. Happy Hollow and Rod and
1 'Gun' club, t. '''.')'''
Their Engagements Just Announced
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Membera of the Omahs, Women's Whist
club are feeling a Httle hard toward the
power that be. especially ' toward - the
power that framed City .Ordinance 4444.
This ordinance declares, among other
- thing, that ther shall be no gambling or
J,-- games of cards In th publlo parks.
"!- The club, composed pf ;. some of th
f ' most prominent and dignified women In
th city." decided about a month ago that
- it would be pleasant and appropriate to
vt he-Id its weekly tournaments outdoors
during the hot weather. A committee,
r composed of Mrs. Frank Colpetzer, Mrs.
Henry W." Yates and Mrs. John N. Bald
win, was appointed to arrange for the
outdoor meetings. ' .
The club met one week at th Country
club, next at the Field club, then at
m Happy -Hollow, and last week, at Sey-
- tnour Lake Country club. , Having mad
the round of the country cluia, th eorar.
mlttee planned to transfer Its ectlvltie
to the parks, visiting Hanscom, River
view, Miller park and the. oth.r,ln turn
tintll Jackvfro8f should Interfere.
It was not Jack Frost-that Interfered,
but a big, burly Hanscom prk polle.
' man, ' -who'll Vt respecter r persons
"WrftrthlR ;fdary HtSPtBti. ;
' th "co'nH$e Vwted th park to plan
Si for a to-urfi4rtent In uwy com.uw,
4 thayteJSd
prlvlfcgea oi
games.f 'Against th law. madanf, de
clared tbabluecoat. - '
i Th committee refusea to dleua th
vXlit But one of .h member firmly
. m;nta"lns that playing in t? parfc would
not hav been succsssful anyway; that
arav the Suplleate whlt or4h!'h"
an4 yen la-too much trouhl for ft Uttl.
freh alri that parks Ma very ntc for
th.e,on PlcloefiV, that bird and beea
1 .u7.L.. hV. too illitractlng
when on I tyin-tr cnc.ntru on th
serlou game W.a'wjr"; .' ...
meetings In the (?ontln,nta! W--J
members are MeMameBran -vr-"'
Henry W. Yates. John .Baldwin, ,T. M.
Orr, W. C. Sunderland.' D.f. Shotes, A
- G. Edward. Oeorge.: Haverstlck. E.
XT. Gut)thVf! t'i1 E. Batiborn. A. H. Fuller.
P. J. ntueralty . .
Attlr'fV vM Woie.
..The w-svjH'belg8i"wUh both &rmai
:.nd informal affair.s for th. )ar. iw
, of ' :ittrotiva VWUM.vwomwu
.....- i. ri nf Troif. N. Y.. who was
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entertained at a nmotr v. ---
week, will ba honor. gui
.fi. ihii ink, Monday after-
r.oon Ml Eugenie whttmora will glva a
brt party for popular vialtor from
. Monday"; evening Miss Mar-
guerfta Stowttti-'Vve ft
at the Orpheum. Tueiway vnin
Porothy And M?? wngwau w .n.
4.1. kvlAffai. '
lastst av y v tusw
Tat hAHAP ,f Mrs. John A. McShana
5. ' guests, her sister, Mr. Josephtn A-
iTn and niece. Mr. T. H. Rldrtdge,
kfh nf Mamehls. Tenn.. wr.
w. D..;iirof9rd will glva "ft supper at
ik. rntmtrV .club this evening. Mrs. Mo-
Khana will "Klv; ft .luncheon Monday at
club, for her guests and Mra
virbnAaii. will ntertaln at luncheon t
hr home for them Wednesday. Mr. and
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Mrs. W. T. Burn entertained at dinner
. h r'mintrv- Ict jK. last evening. Mrs.
Hogan an Mfc, iEldridg will b hr
severs weeks.-';, !;Y
ir nt.!Mra. Lester Crana-ef
Atlanti. Ga.. fMlsi. Francea- Nash will
glva a luneheoni, at ?th Country club
Tuesday Informaj .' affaire are being
planned '-for Mrsue LeCann of Oal
veslon.'Tek.. wha'l visiting Mrs, Ellen
Jensen Cpaa. j vi; '
Mrs iahn.F. JVaMEaman of Washing
r,n n r. Si-ho is" with Judae and Mra
Georga A. Deane.'will be her throughout
the week, Mr.' Edwin MorrUon of Kan
aaa City wiH Ve 4lth her parents, Mr. and
fr. a1 .p."r,ukBY. until Tutsdav. Mrs.
Hoxie Clark of New York arrived Tuea-
dav to visit her mother. Mra. Ella J.
Squires, and will te $are a month. Misses
Dorothy and Mary Rinrwalt expect Mle
Ethel WaddkafKassae City to visit
them in abottt.'ft. week. '.:
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Pir fnr Flow Para lie.
Mrs. W. D. Hosford and her committee
of eight exrQueen ef Ak-6ar-Bn are
snitndinr itviBt of thlr- t'im workins on
plans for. the automobile floral parad to
b rlvnn October 1 during the festlvltlea.
They r felephon'-nf ;kll 'Omaha women
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wher he' wlU attend the National Ca-
thedrsT school.
Mia Alice Cod will leavo Monday
evening for Mount Et Vincent achool n
the Hudson. New York City. Her brother.
William J.t Coad, will accompany her to
new x urn.
UflWU X ELI blCB M .
JJr.' Jr.- :J.' Hadfieid gave achlldra'n's
lawn party at her home. ,4316 Orant street,
Thursday afternoon Jn honor, of her little
daughter. Catherine1 Louisa. "The after?
jioori was spent m p'aylng various games.
Refreshments .werj served at & p)ock to
tWenty-fpur HU! guests. ' Those present
were:"'.. "
. Misses ' ; ;, '.
" Helen Carter -
: Marjorie Ifoder; -
Ethel Yoder,
Louisa Had field,
Amy Stevenson, .
' Katie Ellis ton,-:
Sara Phelan,
a - ' S-ma - .'A, -''j. ' -T-'A'-f. A' tis"-.'- .Cv ij.'-.' - tsf's. . aaj ja V.-r'---V w. . . - '- -Wa .a. .lS.;-;mt.::,s:7.--'W-. if. M
Xv " TTL". JaU Jfx 4 f a Ai
;, Misses-. . ,
Margaret Hoel,"
Lucfle- Hoel,.- .-'
Lola Hoel, -
Charleule Johnson, ,
Dorothea. Carter, . '
Klela Casey, ', if
T-M I Di.l.. J
cjuuuj ' ngAaru, -. . cam rnviau,
Vorene loaer, .s uieays tsaococ, -"Edith
Hawkins, S-k ' Haael Batocock, ,
Xalerla Hohr( ..:. Dorothy BabcockT.
La Vesta Lawless,-;; Catherine Hadfleld.
Adelaide 'Ciafk, - r -' v
-Master- j.-. saaster
Willie Hoyt," ' 'James jMartley,
' Mrs. A. v. Bradler, entertained abouv
forty, guests Friday -afternoon at a , de
lightful; lawn party " for her . slater, Mrs..
Chaiea Curtlsa of Detroit. . tSmally.tablea
were arranged on the lawn -and pink and
witff aster wero used in decoration. As
sistfng ; Mrs! Bradley were - Mra?- .Georgo
Edgerly and Mra. Henry Wagner. Misses
Olive Ferguson, Alice Marshall and
Nor Shaffer gave vocal number.
MISS
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LllXBIHir II rriTTI IT H U II li t " ,
R I s t ' f J Vt ' !i -.1. 1 0
circle 1 and attended th University of
Nebraska. He Is a member of, tha Delta
Eosllon and Phlro . Sigma: fraternities.
Ine young people will reside in Bhelton. '
The wedding of Miss Jennie Nuqulst,
daughter of Mrs. i Gustave Nuqulst of
Stromsburg, -iNcb ,- and William M. Bur
ton of Cleveland, O.,' formerly of Omaha,
will take place Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember ia at the Eden Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.'' Jacksjh1 of that church will
officiate. Macmlllait Harding will aerv
b bet man, M!s Ni!st ! ft grd".t
Crete, Keb;," and ' for the last year has I Marjorie Foo'te,
...Li;!-!'-'!-'''.!.. L'lwl. antlAAl tt' I -
oeen . leacning u 1110 m avv"
Btromsburg, Neb. Mr.' Burton was boys
aecretary of the Young Men'a Christian
association during . his residence , here.
Following the marriage the T young people
will vniake' their home' in' Washington,
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SilverWeddiny.Anniversaryj ' "
Mr.rand Mrs. H-' G. Mattjiea wero given
two eurprise parties Thofsdy afternoon
and evening at their home, In celebration
jf their twenty-fifth weddin anni
versary. Member of La Veta Card "club,
of whleh Mr. Matthes is a member, ar
ranged, the afternoon bridge party.- Sev
eral attractive silver gifts wer tecelved,
inuiudin a silver. 'mounted plpaifor Mr.
Matthes., Tbbse present In th afternoon
wer:, T-Vtei -A 5 1 '
Mesdamea-&'.;. Mesdames-u' ' ,
Phllln Windham, Edward Clay.' , ....
lEaU- StefefckV 'fete H. MaftW
!A. l;.T. arren,' j.-xh, ohhj
"hapmnj s ve1 iGus Kuenne.r - . ,-
Ji Foley,- Lawrence -Araynor,
m. urirmn,
Joseph Barter,
Kris Lehman,
Misses h i
Misses
Irene FrrH. ;
Nannie Barrett.
For the Future.
Miss Edith Locke will entertain at a
box party Monday evening at the Boyd
theater, followed by supper at the Coun
try club .
Miss Ruth McDonald will glva an aft
ernoon ..bridge , party at the Field club
Tuesday .for Miss Annette Lady, who
will. be one of the fall brides.
Th 'Universal circle will give a card
party Tuesday afternoon In the Brandels
Pompelan room.
Miss Hazel Evans will give a dinner
Tuesday evening at the Happy Hollow
club for Blair Jones of Cnicago, who
will arrive today to be a house guest
at her home. Twenty-two guests will be
present at the dinner.
Informal Affairs.
Mies Ruth .Evan was' hostess Satur
day at ft luncheon at her home for the
Misses Evelyn and , Helen Miller, who
leave soon to reside In Chicago. Those
present were:
I Misses--- ... Misses .
Evelyn Miller, Helen Miller,
Marauerita Marshall M'arauerlte Prentiss,
Mary Sheet, Emily Wentworth,
Ruth Evana.
At Happy Hollow.
, At Happy Hollow club Thursday even
ing an amateur Qompany of young people
will present "Facing the Music." a rarce
by .James Darnley, under the direction of
Miss Lillian Fitch. J- "' '
The cast: " ' - .....
John Smith. ...Mr. Georce Baldwin Phelps
Dick Desmond.... Mr. Charles R. Docherty
MISS LUCIUS MICHAEL60N..
Grand Island, Neb.
who hiv machines to reuse their interest
In Joining the parade.. Mra. Hosford plans
to 'trkl her committee thta week and
n nnnfar tvlth "3. E. SDiklng na nil
assistant, who have Mtn from ft Chicago
art flower firm to decorate cars and fur
nish advice to those w'h6 will trim their
own : machines. . ' V , ' " " - - .
The suffraglsti ar the firt women
organisation to embrace th opportunity
of, the. parade to a.dvrtlse their causa.
Thursday at the home of Mr. John N.
Baldwin ft committee of th Equal rran
chlsa league waa appointed to confer
with the other suffrage "societies on th
matter of having ft suffrage flo-t in th
parade. Mrs. Harry Doorly. chairman,
anr Mrs. A.1 J. Love and Mrs.' T. M.
Orr are the committee and will meet witl
the other representatives om time this
week to mak plan. . ;
tJni.' Club Plans Fine (iuarteri.
Th University club of Omaha, now
arown Into on Of the sturdiest ana
most enjoyable of a":mllar organisations
In the city, is soon to enter new and
spacious quarters In which it will" tak
rank with other untversity clubs of th
middle west, becoming a center of social
activity with which Omha oclety will
be Identfled. The fresh progre of th
new club will be mad soon after th
first of October, whn th Commercial
club houaea itself In the Woodmen of
SHE WON A MEDAL FOR HER
, ..... ..'.-MUSIC,..
(Uao Called Tetter, Bait Khnt, Prnrltna,
KSlk-Crast,. Weepltig 8kin, eto.)
CZU. CAJX MS- CV&ZD TO STAT,
p wos I ny curej, I, mmui Juat arht I at
-xm-u ma vvji. nipTipiti.'iil ap BWBlia
ta returs to enS this battr. Kmmbr, I auk
thi fcraaa atatajaeat i urtsi- putting taa rura et
r lm on thit ona diwaci S kudllnf ta th
nastlm a soartar et a mllltoa caiea ot this
raaiiu ttaaaa.. xsear, joos t ear wnat all 70
biva sacd, nor bow- mnj Ay tn htv told rea
tntt ro coqIS not ..ciy Mi I aak U Juat
ehf to show re fchaWkaear wait I am talk.
In about. It 70U a-m itu tat TODAY. I wilt
tnt rou 4 F? EZ TRIAi. e( ajy mild, aeothlag,
(utrtataeS cat tbat will eesrlac re sere ia
dT than I er ir&e-el could la ( month'!
tlraa. U red aftf 4ta(uted ad diacotirtiad, t
dare yea to t-tve m thuict to yrere mr claim.
Br wrltlEg n "teSaj- rea vlll atijsy ater Nat
comfort thn tow bad' r taoujM this - world
ttt ru Jif trr It tad joa will I am
taliing fv t truth. -
t .l.,t fwaiUjt, J771 tA Umt, $ctIlt,I. .
F.fraac..""riiltd Ntttooal Bank.,, Sadalla. . Ms.
Could rou do a kattar act tlwa t aead tbli at
tic to (one poor snitem U Xcaaiaat
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tha World building and -.tha '.University
organisation occuplea thSj 'quarters:, now
held by the commereisi ftssQclatlonjOn the
top floor of tj Board of ;Trade' building.
Befor th 'University 'club enter iU
new horn th quarter will b fitted
up In aimple legftnce.. ;wtth' tasteful ; dec
orations and new furniture selected to
give the rooma as atmosphere. of cheer.
fulness and true comfort ' '' ,
For the women ther will- be aapeclal
room with all . the, comforta of ft-mod-;
ern home. --. r-' 'tr ':;
..The ball room, which wllL be '.large,,-will
have' a aplendtd hard wood .floor -and
Is certain that dancea" wilt be :held trier
all" winter. ; ,V v s ; ".'
Th dining, room la to rscejv special
attention from the remodelirs. and, ,Mf
promises are fulfilled, will be on of the
prize club d'nlng room of tha city.
Seriei of Bridge Parties.
Mis L'arda Scou entertained at a series
of two brldars narties Friday and Satur
day afternoon at hr nome. Mls Katbr
tTlne Milroy, a September bride, and Miss
Lucil Brown, who leavea Sunday for
Porto Rico, were th honor guests Fri
day. The other guests were: ; ';"
Misses ' Misses
Eusebta Dudley Ruth Latener,. " .
nt rnnnrll Wluffa. Murffharlttn. Burke.
Marion Macrae Marjorie Foot, '
of Council Blufia, Helena Trimeje. -Bernlce
Auren Marguerite Prentiss,
nt pAtmoil muffs. Vfarv fihata 1
Daphne Peters, of New York- ;
oretcneii Mcconneu.weien cnaso
Marie .Hollinger, of Lincoln, - .
Helen Murphy, Frances Sanford .
Margaret Sunderland of Lincoln, .
01 inicKio, Alice varior, ,
Irene Coad. Mildred Marr, ' .
Marguerite Bu'sch, Mabel Clarke.
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oaiurcay atternoon juisa jaainui oi
raden, an October bride, was the honor
guest, and the other guests were. , -
Misses . Misses - .
Maria Hndar. fj.rfnlrta Wufll.
Georgia Davlsi Helen Sorenson, -
Alice Duval,
Gretchen Williamson,
Marjory Kimball
of Lincoln,
Mildred Marr,
Elisabeth Hamling,
Edith Fisher,
Haxel Evans.
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Ovunt Williams.
Frank Hume,
Parker Mason,
F. J. Deipecher,
Harrv I'nveraasrt.
.T- , .T. O'Rnnrlta.
John Tanner,
Merman Beseun, , ' :
Those pvesrnt Tnursoay evening were;
".Mr. and Mra. Harry Unversagt
ViMr. and Mrs. Frank Hume. .
'. Mr, and Mrs. John Hogan. '
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke.
: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sterrlcker. ; .
" Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foil. c ;
- Mr. and Mra. M. N. Griffith.
Mr. and Mra. J. J. Berjer.
. .Dr, ' and Mrs. Grant wllUams.
.. Mrs. 8. L. Smith. 1 :
Fijis Bine.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Base will entertain
today at dinner , the local member of
Phf Gamma Delta fraternity who at
tended the University of Nebraska last
year, where their son, Earl Sage, begins
his medical cours thl fall. Cover win
be' laid for: -
Messrs. t Messrs. "
H. A. Van Dusen. Wallace Troupe,
M.- C. Rohrbough. T. B- Van Dusen,
Wallace McDonald. Earl C. Sag. -
Norrla Tym,.,: '.. ' , ,
To School and College.
pilsa Kuth ciarK win enter mo tiu
veralty,.of Kebraska this fall. .
.e-putn. Qnnali mViA la at nraant In
ttw Adlrondacka. will go to Exeter Prep.
.Softool. September 18. ;
' Miss Leola Brandels, who 1 spending
the summer at Deal, L. I., will , enter
Vassar cellege September 31.
; Miss Eugenie Patterson will leave
September 1 for Washington. D. C,
, MISS IJLLIE OIVBN8.vr.-.
On Friday she 'won a silver "medal for
muaio in tne Dougiaa County W. c. T.
U. contest
LINCOLN WOMAN LEAVES ON MON-
DAY FOE PORTO RICO.
Flnrence Rush.
Sibyl. Nelson,,.; '
Ida, Lftriow,
Marjorie Howland,
Dnrethv Dale.
Louise Bedwell,
farot nowaro,
Harel Howard,
Engagements Announced. - .
An Interesting engagement announced
this week, was that of Miss H'slen Irene
Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. L.
Hart to Mr. Francis Lester Morgan ot
Lo Angele. Cal. The engagement was
announced at a beautifully appointed
luncheon given at the Field club.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mlchaelsen of Grand
Island 'announce tha engagement of their
daughter,1 Luclle, to Dr.. Frank Waldo
Scott of Shelton, son of Mr., and Mrs. A.
O. IBeott of .Omaha. The ; wedding will
tak..plac September IS In Grand Island.
Dr. Scott is well known la university
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.Mr. Joseph Burger
C.tA. Dilnoan Smith.
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Mr. -Sylvian Burkenroad
Mabel.. :.Miss Marlon Jarvis
Nora .........Miss Gladys Vansant
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.lllBB X UlllQI IHia OllOB UL'.W jtw.t...
Mrs. Ponting Miss Delia May Byers
scene! wr. jonn uraiim fist, o. w
Mona Mansions, Kensington. -
Mr, and Mrs. n. . susmann .enter
tained at dinner Saturday in honor of
several dtit-bf-town' guest. Ceyers.;werJ
placed for: ..... ,- r. . ,v. . j
::'JU'laaaCI :i ". Ml '
Dorothy Brown-of Claire Patterson,
Chicago, ,. ..- ; -'Adelyn Wood, . .-:
Helen Ingwersen, , Ruth Anderson..:, -
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William Hodgklnson James Hodgkinspn ,oi
or cmcago, cnicago,
Jack Bowen, " - Sievers STusmann. "
Herbert Ryan, ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Susmann. ,
Ons of the larger dinner parties Satur
day evening was given- by Mr. and Mrs.
i. p. Goodman. Covers were placed for:
Mr. and Mrs. J. II- Conrad.
Mr. and Mrs. V. , C. Peckenpaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rush.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Carmlchael.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A- Grlmmell. ,
Mr. anO-Wrs. W. A. Yonson.
Mr. and' Mrs. E. E. Klmberly,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed. . -
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Goodman.
Mrs. R, V. Cole entertained Saturday
afternoon at a,,children'e party at Happy
Hollow to celebrate the ninth birthday of
her little daughter, Evelyn. Those prea-
ent were. -
Misses '
Elizabeth Pecken-
paugh,
Doris Talma ge, .. .
Sara Beaton,
Evelyn Cole.
' Marian Adams,
.Alice Twiney,
Viminla Taggart,-Masters'-
TJorrv Rmlth..
Other dinner parties were given Sat-
urday evening at Happy Hollow by M. P.
Engleman, who had four guests; H...G.
Lcomis, eight; W. E. Rhoadea, tlx; Dt
E. C. Henry., twelve; .George I Fisher;
seven; C C Blden. alx; B. A. Doran
ten; J, F. Bloom, - four; -Dr. J., P. Lord
lx; a W. Sumner, six; Dr. Ai O. Peter
spn. three; W. G. Silver, four; E. H. Wal
rath, tworDrexel Slbberusert.- four.
Misses .'
Evelyn Cole,
Elisabeth Rustln,
Lois Waterman, -EUsabeth
Thorn-
burgh,
Snyder,
Ruth Wallace.
Lilian Berg.
Masters
Ward Peterson,
At the Field Club.: ; ' V r
- One of the larger dinner parties Satur
day evening? at the club wa given by
Mr. and Mrs-W. E.; Palmatier. Their
guest were:
Mr and Mrs. L- W. Blessig. ' , '. .
. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rahm, - .
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Duval,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krug.
- Mr. and Mra. W; R. Adair.
Q. P. Wright had three guests; John
Parish, five; J. W. Hughea, four; J. H
Mithen. four; J. W. Towle, alx; Harry
Koch, four; C C. Rosewater, alx; R. R.
Ramey, four; Davidson, five; E. Buck
Ingham., seven: H. O.'l Hart, two;
Charlea Foster, flvef J. H. 0born two;
Dr. Frank Conlln. fovrr; T. J. Pate, nine;
C. J. Menriam. two. ; ; ' .-
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Sunderland will
Issue invitation the early part of thla
week to about seventy-five of their
frianiU fnr a trMlev cartv at the Sev-
mour Lake Country club Monday even
ing. Sentember 18. A special car will bt
provided for tha guests, which will leave
Omaha at 4 o'clock. A dinner is to bt
enjoyed by th guests and th evening
will be spent In dancing. ''
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Formal Opening:
Monday
"E 'invite all Omaha to
ihsDect the beautiful
displayihere. We shall ex
tendyou every courtesy and
endeavor to make your visit :
as pleasant and as profitable
as lies within our power. ;
We show a most important
display of critically selected :
furnishings:and at prices so
low that reductions are not
only impossible; but unnec
IsssarjStp meet competition.
Illustrated here, in-complete lines, .
are the season's most desirable dra
peries, richest Oriental rugs, fresh
est wall -paper designs, choicest
"frescoes," and most -exquisite lace:
curtains. - : ' " ' ;.' -
We are experienced designers and
decorators , and all work done has
our personal attention. . ;.Our de
signers, under our bwn supervision,
prepare sketches of rooms and sub
mits the finest designs, showing
just -how the , complete rooms or
home will appear. No other plan'
can assure absolute satisfaction in the '
execution of "decorative; schemes.
Colling
' . 1903 FarnaM Street :
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REDUCE
. FAT
. FREE
At the Country Club.
C. W. Hamilton. Jr.. had four guests
at dinner Saturday evening; w. t. Burns,
nine:James McCord. three; R-. C. How
eighth Ellen Crejghton, six; J. 8. Brady,
six:.C. T. Smith, four: H. W. Yates, six
H. B- BennettT ix;,W. H. Wheeler, four,
A. P. Gulou. five. a
Army Notes. ' - '- '" -
Cactaln "Charles DeForest Chandler.
United SUtea army; formerly atatlohed at
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WJ BE FAT OR I II I El Kl ED
reduce; yauR ?ATf at qur expense
tr m -TT'l'l i'TTT. fn Van fl.nd Fieure.
have a velvety "skin a pach-huo complexion and IO your
fe aVforehVd of every line and marring wrinkle, do not
fall to read every word In thla advertisement, .
WB WANT SVESY BBAXXTT-SEEKJHO WOMAN IN THE
XiAira TO XCTOW all about our; perfect preparations for pro
ducing beautiful, lily-like complexions and for eradicating
tell-taie wrinkles, faie lines, crow's feet blotches .blemishes,
to and WE WANT ETEEY FAT VERSOS TO GET TSIS
xSms I obesity batkewt assolxttely tree of
AIL COST simply" a a special inducement ame.aTns-?f
rnakinc better known, in thousands of homes -ZiA. QABI TA
MOUS CNXXCEilED FBEFAATWJT3. When you once
tw iS Gab? preparations, then you will become -'a .life-time
friend and will praise them Wall your friends. -We are de
termined 1 trat you shall know all about-thelr hgh merit and
value theteforV our -most liberal and unheard-of . .free offer
of a lare. f ull-size complete. $1:00. Obesity' Treatment, which
is absolutely harn.less not a book, -tie exercises, but- a new
treatmeot to take, pleasant and off ecUve,: giving vitality and
new tone to the stomach and intestines, free- from aU. poisons,
Stc; i offered without, price .or. charge; just. .to. l?,troduco
'tryarpaSdve
attain ana retain perfect figure; w&ntsto -avoid-r nkjed
flabby, sagging neck, cheeks and chin, and In fact desires to
look their best and remain youthful lookingland heafuL
Never before has any firm in America-or Europe ever,
made such an astonishing offer ae .we make here, which is
declined to aid all women in, the .'attainment of a OOOD
FIOVBB, fair face, pretty. . complexion, and clear ktn aad
,.hin ail siens of worry: fretting and age, and regaining
Irt 1 "Snteg au?-thebeauties t)t" youthfulneas. :, Restore .
beauty of "curve to-your face by' removing-all bulging, fatness'
and donble- chin, Become . a model of. . slim elegance and
charm? radiant with-: new health, instead ., of . being Clumsily ,
fa " Slenderness and grace of -figure bring you- the- admira
tion all won en"crave. 003TT SEND A VEXV ,F0 , WIS
FREE OBESITY TREATMENT, -.whtqh. "-we .are, so. liberally
distributing merely.. a .an dvertiment. Accept .this free
off en and-Tstart af once to remove .your fat artdn aew
beaBaarMBER, WB CO VOU SEili the large Obesity Treat-,
ment toany one. but CUTE it away absolutely. FREE as a
Sal inducement to more thoroughly andwidely introduce
?TgABI preparations. "Now, don't fail to write- us right now,
postcard or letter, asking-.us to aend .you , our, puid ind
.marveloua free offer, aa.. advertised. It meatjs so much to(
you to writ today.. ' , " -, . ',:'.
TUA ttASI OOSCPAUT (American Office) - j
BolU 1018 Waae , ' ' ' ': Penvw; Colo, V. U. A.
08C. ' :!;;;
Much in Demand
Th' th lavr Piano: hit feecom pop
.'Omaha . -oeoDle was , demon
strated during the recent sale of Player
Plane held by A. .Hospe Co.
Mnv who secured Player Pianos were
owners of high grade pianos, which tyey
traded in toward. Player aanoa, ream
ing the great advantages to be bad in the
modern players.. '" ,;"
In maklns inquiries about the disposal
r thas cond hand Piano. It was
learned that they were to be sold at
prices that would enable every one to
have a Piano for their children who are
taking musle. leesona. V
a mon a- the Pianos taken in exchange
are Steinway. Vose & Son, Hallet & Davie,
Brambachv Kimball and other well-known
Pianos. ' ' i . .... ;-.-
A great 'opportunity is offered to those
who wish to secure a high grade Piano
at a very low price. . ,
wr. . , . .
t ne annse wo servo uao juob
as good on cool days ;ua' hot.
We've drinks lor all -a-PpetlteB
and all peoples rOur Boda, la aa
pure and aelicWuB aa it's possi
ble;.tb make.. ( t ,
J THE S0B0A8XB,- '
16th and Dodge Streets.
THE 0W'9 HEST,
.. 18th and Harney Btreet.
SEERMAN ft HoOONNEKXi
SIuu (OBfMI,
MISS BUHCHE SOREKSOU
TEACHER OF SIHSIF1G
Residence ' Studio,"" S338 - Harney St.
. Tel. Harney 2687 -
.
; You tviir find most interesting
reading on the want ad pages.
Have you read the- want eds
yet 1