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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 31, '1915.
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SOCIETY IS READY FOR LENT
Many Affairs for Charity Are Be
ing Arranged Preparing for
Fontenelle Opening.
MUSICAL AFFAIRS NUMEROUS
orta ( aleadar.
Hl'NPAT-R Nal Ami dancing party t
.Mi tropnllwn club.
.WON I iAT-1 . K. club, with Mr. and Mr.
J. J. lierry; Mrs. C 11. Rhesrev brtrtpn
r i arty lor Mrs. Harry Purvis; Original
Morula v BrWsc chili.
Tl' r SI - Y Tm'sday Hriscle clul: Corn
iiB')') club dancing party Kt Chambers'
arailcmy; Tupmy -Morning Mnnlc.il.
Mr j. Louis Nash, hostess; Mrs. J M.
Mrtralf. dinner. Mr W. R ovfrmire.
briilKP luncheon lor .vr. Harry t-iirvis.
Wo rcn'ii auxiliary of All Saints'
Hunch, with Mrs. Frank A. Manioc;
sir. K. II. SroM, tea (or Mis Arnolfl;
r'Rctl club naming party. chambers"
urn emv.
WKI XESOAY BubHTlntlon ' club dan
iln. in at Turpln'a academy;
Wednesday bridge club; Social 8ottle
.mni benefit musical at th home of
.Ml. :. Jessie Millard; Clnnsam club party
a" Scottish 1 lt cathedral ; Parish Aid
soct ty or Trinttv estertral. Kensing
ton at hnm of Mm. tioora-e K. Heraer;
Mr Alvln Johnson, ftrnoon brlilne;
Card.-, club, with Mr. J. I'cForeat
R. hards . ,
TH("R.-PAT Orl'nal Cooking club.
Mr Mnslier Colpotser, hosiess: Palsy
HlKh Five club, Mrs. J. W. Hoon. hostess;
iHtfvrMII club, Mrs A. Arthur Harri
son, hostess: Miss Rdlth I WaSRiwier.
plan' recital at 4 p. m.; Mrs. Kdward.
IVck. luncheon for Mlsa Blanche Iiiel;
Mrs. .lohn W. Grlf'lth, brldae rarty for
Mrs. Walter Orlftlth: St. Hilda's guild,
entertainment. .. . .
FlIIDAV Mr. John I Webster, luncheon-
Qui Vive club. I'-inrln party at
t tinmbers' academy; Tlvoll club. Mr. B.
Mansfield, hostess; La Itasoma club,
danrtnu prtv. Harte hall.
HATCROA Y Wee Knd club at harn
rer' academy; Harmony rlub, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ueorir H, Kelly.
Int will be with u In o short-a, time
now-a nice, quiet Mill Interval to de
vote to lialr treatments, chiropodists and
people like that. I know one dear llttls
person In near by state who has her
fsce skinned every Ient and come out
with a wonderful gorgeous complexion at
F.aetcr lime "Blushing- and sweet each
Easter morn." It must be an awful pro
cesn she govs through swathed In woolen
shawls for weeks and ah admits It Is
mot painful.
Society is anticipating th sack and
ashes days and taking on a Tlou turn
if mind this week, to the extent that
almost all affairs with the exception of
the Subscription club's dance are for th
benefit of something or other or aom
church sowing: or Belgian relief gathering.
Next Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at Jhe home of Miss Jeail -.Millard fens
muslcale for th benefit of the Social
Settlement will b tven. Ths program
Is t" be particularly ntlractlv. with Mrs.
A. I. Root and Miss Harriet Met a
vocal soloists, Mrs. Crofoot at the piano
and M!s Helen Pomers as violinist Mr.
Edfrar cott. Mrs. W. F. Baxter and
Mrs. Harold Clifford ha charge, with
Mis Harriet Met, Mlsa Eugsnl Pat
terson. Mis Kuhn, Ml Oretchen Mc
Connell and Mis Lewlsnd assisting them.
Miss Tstterson I chairman of th com
inittee of arrangement and ha not left
a ilohe unturned for it socce.
Fontenelle Opening. .
Now that 'the opening of tha Fon-
. tenclle hotel I announced definitely for
Thurday, February SK, many organisa
tions are making plank (or oalng tha bait
room of tha hotel and a number of date
are already decided upon. The F1n
Arts society ha engaged th ball room
for ten days, beginning: Saturday. March
. tor Us an dual -exhibition ( plcUre.
rnd on Tuesday, March 18, th Tuesday
Morning MuHleal club will ivo an ven
ing muslcale there, followed on the 18th
and 181 h by th state conference of th
I a tighter of th American Revolution.
whl'-h include a banquet on tha evening
of the 18th. Later, probably on April 7,
the Subscription Pane club bag decided
to io It regular rtano at tha Fon
tenelle. and tha Junior club I talking
of a danc there after Easter.
Mr. W. II. Eurbaok. manager ot th
Fontenelte. announce that tha opening
will constat of a banquet for tha stock
holder and director of tha Doug'.a
Hotel como&ny and their families. A
there arn something over 800 tockholder
and director, moat of whooi live in
Omaha, It will be necessary to limit
the dining room service that evening- to
them, but too rest of th hotel will b
open to inspection by th public then and
during th rest of th week.
Society Right at Auto Show.
Without th usual unction attending,
th management ot the Omaha Auto
how has quietly announced that Thurs-,
day. February 111, wttl be society night
this year. - '
Last year Kicloty blsht was proclaimed
. , with heralding accompaniment and It wna
asserted that soc.loty was synonymous
with tango, a far aa automobile abowa
go. Whereupon aoveral member of th
association put in liberal complaints and
dissension ensued, Tbua tha manage
ment abandoned tango and this year th
offtlUdf answer all qUerle a to society
nltfht la a meek and modest ton. .
Kewi of the Army.
t'aptaln and Mrs. Nathan Post are.
Bursts of Mrs. Post' parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. It. C. Jordan, having Just returned
from two year and a halt at Fago-ragO,
Hainoa, where Captain Post was la com
mand of th naval station. They cam
home by way of Australia and were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Coffey at Sydney
for nine days. Captain Post Is ordered
to Kansas City for recruiting duty and
leaves today, but Mrs. Post remain her
for a while longer.
Captain Clarence Richmond Day ha
leen transferred from the Fifth cavalry
at Fort Myers. Va., to the Fourth cav
alry stationed at cho!leid barrack.
Honolulu, but the transfer doe not take
ffrrt until the first day of May. Cap
tain ' and Mrs. bay have been stationed
at Honolulu before, their small son hav
ing been born there. Mrs. Day was for
merly Edith. 8inith of this city.
liriaadler General K. N. Crowder has
Wen reappointed Judge advocate general
for four years, hi present detail expir
ing next month.
t'aputln Willi Coleman, who h been
spending two Month leave at Fort Crook,
returns to Glvton today, accompanied
ly hi wife and children.
Seek Warmer Climei.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Punn left Baturday
rvenlng (or sst. Augustine and . Miami,
Fla., and will go from there for a sojourn
at Nassau In tb Bahama Island. Mr.
Uui.n, who has been taking th rest cure
for four week at Clarksoa hospital, re
lumed to his apaj-ttnent at th Knlcker-Vx-krr
yesterday quite restored I health.
1'Uiiop MefJovern of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
trrifcd the first of the week and i th
lucst, of P4. Rev. Msliop Scanned. Bishop
l Cibferu and lUshop bvnnrl are plan
ning a trip to the sulfcosst- and -expert
l i-ave io a few days. l" ..
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Malchien and
Three Engagements Announced
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JMIm Anna Gteenbe
daughter, Margaret and Helen, plan to
leav th middle of February for Cali
fornia, wher they will spend several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Towle, who wsnt
to-Artsona shortly after New Year', are
not expected homo for another week
or so.
Mr. and Mr. R. P. Pollard are sojourn
ing at Terraeeia, Fla., and enjoying th
balmy breexe from the' Gulf ot Mexico.
Mr. and Mr. Vf. tl. Buchola expect to
tear within the next week or -ten day
lor San Xlego, 'Ca!., , .4 i
Mrs. Harry Cummlng expect todeave
about February I for six week In Cali
fornia. Mrs. W. C. Bunderland left last week
for th Isle of Pine to be gon a month.
Judg and Mr. W. A. Iledlck contem
plate a trip to Florida In th near future.
Mr. and Mr. L. O. Poup are In Cali
fornia; also Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Foster.
Ta Attend Cornell Prom.
Mlsa Mellora Davis and Mis Allc
Jaqulth leav today for Ithaca, N. Y.,
where they will be guests at two fra
ternity house partle during prom week ,
at Cornell college. Both young women ,
will remain east for a month or mor -
vlaittnf friend in various place. .
Mlsa Marlon Howa will attend tha
Cornell prom at Ithaca next Tuesday,
chaperoned by Mr. Thoma of New York !
City. This Is the second time that Mis ;
How ha been honored with an invita-
tlon to th prom, having been obliged to
decline two year ago. ,
Recent Affair.
Th Ttvoll club waa entertained at th
horn ot Mrs. W. F. White Friday after
noon. Hlh flv waa played and prise
won by Mesdamea F. W. Wick, Charles
Oetsschmann, W. Brandt and F. Finney.
Th next meeting will be held Friday at
the home of Mr. B. Mansfield.
Mra. George F. Blmaneck gav a ken
slhVton Thursday afternoon In honor of
her slater. Miss Viola Klrchman. An In
formal luncheon preceded th kenslngton,
when cover were placed for nine grujeats.
Mrs. Henry Maxwell entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon, when prise
were won by Mr. J. C. Slater and Mrs.
E. A. Benaon. Tha guests were:
Mesdnmes Mesdames
Kugene Coffeen, J C. rHater.
V.. V.. Brand. 4 Bessie Brink.
Henry i'o, U. M. l.dgerly.
r. a. lienaon,
Mlases
tflsses
Fthel Fullawav.
Margaret tjtlrllng.
Florem-e Woolley
Jane Canan,
Mabel Alllauu.
Mlsa Alfia- Ahlstrom entertained the
II. Q. L. R." club at her horn Friday
evening. 1 'rices were won by Mlsse
Clara Karnett and Myrtle phkett. Tli
next meeting will bo held at th horn ot
Mis Ague Da v lea. Council Bluffs, la.
The member are:
Mlxees Misses
Carrie Vrana, l lnla Ahlstrom,
Myrtle Pu-kvlt, V.pery,
Ruth Neelv. ( lara ..aruett.
Agnes Uavle or
Kjtlier Nee.ly
VI Council U'uffl,
Hi'len veiii M eg.
Mae Karnett,
Alf.a Ahlstrom.
Mlsa Mary Goldberg entertained at a
surprise party at her horn Friday even
ing in honor of Mlsa Bcssl Harris. Th
evening was spent at cards. Twenfy
guest were present "
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph 61011 entertained
Informally at dinner last evening. Cover
were placed tor fourteen guests.
The members of th Friday Evening
Dancing- class gav a theater party at
th Brandel last evening, followed by
supper at th Omaha club, when Mr. and
Mr. Walter T. Pae were the guests of
honor. This little group have met all
winter at th horn of Mr. and Mra. Pag-
on Friday evening for dancing. Th
guest included: .
Mesars. and Mesdamea'
Walter T. ) as. C. M. WllheUn.
Jowph II. Kaldrise.
Mia. Chat lee Offutt
Mr. Charles Ogden.
MSsers. Missis
Frank J. Hurtle), l.utius S aUl-v.
Muts D0C4 Alexander, supiania. i-trrk of
th Woodmen circle, entertained the Dora
Alexander guards of W. A. Fraser grove,
het
Flu Happy hary 71 ariin
RETURNS FROM TWO YEARS ON
THE SAMOAN ISLANDS.
No. 1. at o'clock dinner Saturday. Th
room were tastefully decorated with lav
ender and whit. Tha guest were seated
at two long table, which had for a cen
terplec a Urge basket of vlolots. The
places of the ruests were 'marked by
ribbon, which lead to different place
through th room, and after following
their winding album were found filled
with favorite picture. After the din-
tier Mr. O. II. Hennlng toasted Ml
Alexander. t
Th Thursday Afternoon Bowling club
met at the Farnam alleys for It weekly
game. Tho absence of anveral of the
member prevented th club from play
ng i team. Htgh cora waa won by
jn,, Carrie Luttberg. Those present
were:
Misses Misses '
Mollis Corby. Fannie Prodsky.
Bes Adler, Kvelyn Lovj',
M rs. tsainuel uiancicr.
With the Visitor.
Mrs. J. C. Vaughan of Chicago la th
guest of Dr. and Mrs. John P. Lord. Mr.
Vaughan ' will join Mr. Vaughan and
pend Sunday In Omaha.
Mrs. leorge Paul Thompson of Denver
arrived Monday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Alexander McOavoc.k. Mrs. Thomp
son was formerly mis torantha Mcr
Oavock. , '.
Mrs. Laura Bine of Fremont Is spend
ing the week-end with her on. City At
torney John A. Itlne. Mrs. Rln cam
down to attend the WarfleM perform
ance at the Brandel theater.
Mrs. Harry Purvis of Des Moines Is th
guest of Mrs. L. M. Holllday. Many af
fair are planned In her honor.
Mis Helen Breams of Chicago I th
guest of Dr. and Mra. W. K. Foot and
will spend a month In th city.
Mrs. Herman Oleson of Kansas City
is spending two week her with her
mother. Mr. David Crowell. at th
Colonial. Mrs. Oleson baa been In Chi
cago visiting her brothers.
Mra. F. M. Wilkin of Detroit is the
guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. O.
Phlllppl. v , .
Newi from the Wayfarer.
Mr. and Mr.' Clifford Wolfe, w.o are
on their wedding trip, are In Boston at
th Touralne. They will visit Washington
before coming home.
Mr. and Mra O. W. Wattles, who have
been In New York City tor the last ten
day, are expected horn Tuesday morn
ing. Fine Art Exhibit
Th annual exhibit of th Fin Arts
society this year will Include fifty pic
tures by contemporary American artists,
taken from th Carnegie inajitut collec
tion. Th exhibit, aa usual, will be open
from 10 a. m. until 14 p. nv, with sertaln
day free and a special day for school
children.
Coma Club to Entertain.
Tb Coma club will glv a dancing
party In th new ball room of tha Roma
hotel February g. Trios In charge of
tli arrangement re:
Messrs. Messrs.
Harry Collins. Frank MrKeen.
J Collins. . Ja. k McCsrthy,
Ueurg Koch. Albert Maher.
Garden Club Plant Bazaar.
, Mr, c. B. Ituatln. president of the
Garden club, has callcj a meeting ot
th club for Wednesday morning at the
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homo of Mr. J. V Forest Richards, to
discuss plan for the seed basaar to be
held March 27. The proceeds are to go
toward beautifying- the- grounds of the
city's charitable institutions and toward
the Red Crosa society. The basaar will be
held at some private house.
Rajah Club Dance.
The iiajali ciuft entertained at an in
formal dancing party at Turpln's, Thurs.
day evening. Those present were:
Misses Misses
Marnaret Yocum, Clara Tracy,
Mildred Hauth.
Jennete Keenan.
Father Muvahlll, .
Clair Mot'alfrey.
Florem Tucker,
K. Drumrny,
Hettv Trwior.
Mvrtle! llayden.
Urace Vocllcka,
Ksther "onneliy,
Marie Martini,
1 Oesock,
Sylvia Hoover,
Paulina livan,
Marie Hell.
Nora -McCarthy,
Jcanette Jaeger,
F.dlth Murray.
Kleanoro ilroeger,
Ituth Norman,
JVe Sullivan,
Martraret Garrick,
Frances Lldell.
Hazel Carmello,
Hessle Warren,
Mary Laslovlca,
l.'atherine Hale.
Madeline Klrlney,
Agnes Oentleman,
Mnrgareta
Oroen ous;h,
Helen O'Brien,
Klia Nash,
(lertruln Oerrick,
Opal t rombus,
Kdnk Riley,
Ruth Oentleman,
Kva Nelson,
I. Langan,
flara Morrison,
Orace Maloy,
Mnrgaret welach,
Alice Johnson,
Mary Pjerrou,
Allen Manning.
Marie eiwoboda,
K. Swoboda,
e (it.'.-trnvlck,
Irene O'Neill.
I l- thel Martis,
natniyn walsh,
Ilecn Fa wards.
Marie Klchards,
Vlra Unrrey,
Mario Holland.
0. Hall.
Marion Coulter,
Milan Rolph.
Nora Roasiter,
Rose Whalen,
Helen Kroner.
Isabel Fmnlley,
T. F'lannaaan,
Fitter Dugher,
Mary Drumrny,
1. rlevearlnger,
Oladys Crooke,
Geneva Irose,
Maude Mulvahlll,
Helen Johnson,
Martha Mathews,
iJorothy Mertsn,
!ora McHenry,
Hulda Armbrust,
Ruth Casstdy,
Iona Fo;g,
Marie N'icdman,
Iorothy Flemmlng,
Maude Parker,
Leota Pwlnney,
Irene Walker,
r.mma lung,
Margaret
Morrison.
Nora Parllng,
Mary Khirlrls.
Margaret Hoffman,
trances waterman, (ieru-udn Craig,
Annabel! Sinclair,
Rettv Trcsler.
Ada Black,
M. Rylan.
Kathertne F-ngllsh,
Helen McCaffrey,
K.ls'e Pjerrou.
Madeline Mulvahlll,
Tanny Roller,
Rita Carpenter,
Abide Howes,
Mndfre Msloy.
' Florence Nash,
Lilian Lind,
Messrs.-
Tx-o Bulllvan.
tHenry Howes,
J. E. Hsrdlng.
K. Strlckler,
Chsrles Brttt,
Kdward O'Neill,
William Btitt,
A. Maher.
George Hlrons,
Kmmet Omelia,
'harles Kilns,
R. C. Ryn,
Percy Bell,
fFrank Cummlnia,
K. Nygaard,
R. C. Camp,
Henry Iee,
Krnest Johnson,
Al Bradley.
James Cullen,
Ralph Dunn,
W. B. Wolfe,
Kugene O'Malley,
Frank Lastovica,
Jack McCarthy,
.1. Nygaard,
Flmer Thomas,
f. Noulln,
1-eta Carter,
Martha Gaines,
Msry Wis,
Hilda Tooter,
K. Donovan,
Htella Leach,
Mary Clare
Swift,
Meesrs.
Fmil Hoffman,
Cyril Flanagan,
J. Mm ah ill.
B. McCaffrey,
Charles Asanian,
Jams O" Conner,
Harvey Miller,
Wayne Moore.
O. W. Boyden,
J. B. Offerman,
Boyd Carrey,
Adrian Lund,
O. 8. Lovejoy,
K. Dougherty,
Dr. J. G. Kelly,
F. L. McCabe,
lyoyd, Jensen,
John Borghoff,
Kd Welsh.
K. C. Parks,
Carl J. Kane,
Karl Moore,
James Muldoon,
Ralph Ma honey,
Bernard Isslt,
George Boland.
Martin Holhrook
Martin P. Kane,
uoctor Mct.ann,
T. Israel,
Lawrencn Growney, -Burton Trexler,
R. Howell, J. Unnahnn.
W. A. Nelson, H. Beverldge.
Anton Johnson, William Kelley,
Harry Begley, h. Ressmusen.
Paul Boland, Htevn Mulvahlll.
Harry McNamara, or. Kubltschek,
William Ranee, o. Kubltschek.
Char lee German, George Carroll,
Ted Henck, Justin Young,
Ran son Fowler, Pe Lvck.
Jack Huchart. Harry Weinberg,
Thomas Roach, Wtll'am Rogers,
Denxll Walter, t,, Flvnn,
J. M. Parllng. w. Williams,
Harold Bell, mr. Kgan.
Oscar Rolph, Habenatrit.
Ray Tierney, Jay Collins.
Joseph McCarthy, art Krucer.
Karl Onnelly, " a. Von Dolan. 1
Frank Williams, ,aq Traynor. .
Joseph Cassidy, Sidney Hchall.
K. Peters, Frank Dineen,
George Richards. h. cummings,
Earl Wise, Robert Burns,
lAwrence Braun, Victor Black,
Charles Flood,
Mr. and Mrs. Deis Muffet,
Mr. and Mr. E. 11. Oak.
Pagalco Club Dance.
Th Pagalco club entertained at a
dancing- party at the Metropolitan
Thursday evening, those attending were:
Misses Misses-
Theresa Dobs
Bertha Nerf
Fmy layman
Minnie Brook
FTanons Mulholland
Beulah Parker
Ixla Marsh
Claire McKenna
Florence Chambers
Genevieve Cal lahan
Reims Swanberg
Lillian Hwanberg:
Carrie Edwarda
Kthel Larson
Happy Mulholland
Rose Dlxnn
Jane Shaffer
Mercedes Farrell
Ruth Hudson
Marjorie Trlpn
Mary Maher
Aaatha Oswold
Resale Antony
I rene Baker
Fnhel Jorgenson
Alma Hroderdorp
Cliira Brolerdorp
Oertrude Beck
Anna J. Maher
Km ma Martlsan
Margaret McDonald
Meta Brook
Mary McGrath
Lillian B. Jellnek
Bertha Petersen
iKvaMay
Miss At I. 'kelson
Hi race Shaffer
Shlriey Folden
Helen Shaffer
II axel Osburn
Gertrude Wilson
Eva Nolan
Alberta MarCrone
Mary Manning
Hsxrtet Dean
Grace Sumner
A Hoe Curtis
Mabel Marshall
Messrs.
I,. J. Bvrne
W. C. Melles
O. K. Penner
J. A Swsnaon
T. M. Carlisle
John Stelnert
J. K. Penry
K. K. Hughes
Harry Larson
Ray Forensen
P. L. Kelley , -J.
I. Martin
Morgan J. Doyle
Joseph Jaak
Clifford Sterling
J. B. Vaughn
C P. Stevens
A. W. Johnson
John Wtlkenson
Harry J. Meredith
H. M. Bonner
J. C. Bowman
J. P. O'Brien
Harold Cooper
Jess Conners
T. C. McNally
iDelbert Reynolds
A. B. Duke
Chauncy B. Ooode
Birdie Rentschlear
Korrlnne raunders
F.leanor Walatrom
Emma Walatrom
Edith Banan
Mesars.
J. A. McQrath
J. M. Wallace
A. Volney Bass
W. X. Roche
J. J. White
re. J. Col berg
Harry Vnltt
Kusene atay
A. T. Dow-nlnc
R. I DoVoe
O. A. Llndft-rov.
Kansas City, Mo.
W. Jones
George. A. Goodman
A. t'. ITS"
P. H: MaeGrona
K. V. Kelley
J. H. Jaske '
J. N. Ruther
J. A. Buglowiex
H. D. Hammond
Frank Wallace
F. W. Beleroe
W. J. Flynn
11. B. Ru-ftner
'Ivlmer Patton I
V. W. Otenger
Charles H. Verity
John Broderdorp
St'le L. Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seal.
Mr. aud Mra, C C, btrph, Harrlsburg,
renn.
Church Guild Entertaini.
St. Hilda's guild will aiv a dancing
party Thursday evening The patroneese
are:
Mesdames
John Wailis.
Theodora Vols,
J. ii. Martin.
A. W. Tags.
W. 6. Kin.
Meadame
R. P. Falkner.
K. 1 D Lanney,
Frey Getty.
Walter Nltache,
Klla M. Sloans,
Leave for New York.
Mr. and Mra.. George Brandel leav
this evening for New York City to be
gon for several weeks.
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Bernstein announca
th engagement to. their daughter, Stella
Ruth, to Mr. Ben Isaacson. No plan
been made tor tha wedding.
Mr. Fannls Oreenberg announce th
engagement of her daughter, Anna, and
Mr. Samuel II.'Ferster. formerly of Den
ver. No data ha been set for th wed
ding. In honor of th young people, Mrs.
Green berg will give a supper party this
evening.
Mrs. Katharine Martin announce th
engagement of her daughter. Mis Happy
Mary Martin, to Mr. Warren Innu&nuel
NEXT TUESDAY
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Oehrle. The wedding will be celebrated
In April at tho homo of the bride's uncle.
Dr. A. A. Crandell.
Alsocia Club Dance.
The Alsocia club gave their semi
monthly dance at Prairie Park club house
Friday evening. Those present were:
Mlsoes XT l.te.
r.ua uarentsen,
Grace Jones,
Muriel Jeffries,
Grace Barber,
Helen Loftman,
Petera Nelson.
Winifred Lores,
Hasel Lusk,
Klsle Housman,
Hasel Osborn,
Kllrabeth
Jorgensen,
Olartva tCllla
Alma Peterson, '
Carrie Mortenson,
Una Pliant,
Ann O. Bock,
Vera Hu stead,
Kmma Kavan,
Marie Sistek,
Bee Phelan.
Violet Vanderford,
Wllhelmena . .
Armbrust,
Mildred Kller,
Sarah Woodhall,
Katherlne Drummy, lotilse Klbert,
Danny Hansen
Gladys Van Sant
mesars
Fav C. Powell,
J. I Beecroft,
Mark Schwerln,
IT I" Kwanam
Atessra
David Torrell,
Jack Johnson,
W. M. Vaughn,
KImer V. Swan'son, George C. Bauer,
John A. Vols,
iiuiiik diuruiiiun, Kit i. iiauprman
Robert Travis. C AnHn,nn
C. I.. Bwaneutt . H,rr,
J. O. Weeks. ' P. S. Danlela.
J. A. Swanson. H. R. Brx-k,
George NelHon. C. K. Kddv.
Hugh Armstrong, 0. V. Johnson,
Georare Omm. w Rm.ri
Walter Palmer, W, O. Shr'um.
Entertain for Daughter.
' Mr. and Mrs. William Barger enter
tained Informally at their horn -Thursday
evening; for tlje'r daughter.. Mlsa Caroline
Bargerv who leaves shortly for her now
home near Loveland. Ia.
Music and games furnished the enter
tainment for the evening. Those present
Included:
Mr. and Mr. William Barger.
Misses
Misses-
Mabel Carlson.
Anna Sins.
Vlo'et Carlson,
Messrs.
T. 1 Davis,
Fred Carlson.
Elizabeth Neber.
Caroline Barger.
Messrs.
Dr James O'Nell.
William Wurcester.
Out-of-Town Engagement
An out-of-town engagement which is" of
Interest to Omaha was announced this
week in De Moines. ,.
It I that of Miss Mary Denman, daugh-
of Living
Is th housewife's problem today.
You will hear many wives say: 'I
could do ail tbs housework aud save
coat of a maid if I only had
A Whirpool
Sanitary Washer
I simply will not drudar with
Idirty ut '" three times a day. Only
seven minutes' time Is required to
wash linae sterllse and dry your
dlahea after each meal if you us a
Whirlpool Dish Washer. There ia a
luster and finish to th china tn;it
you cannot ' possibly bwurt by tb
use of un-sajnuu-y dish towels.
Demonatretloa Bally.
Brlas this a4 10 Blaoouat.
, Writ for aooklet,
B. GRUNWALD,
Vhoa Doug-, mi. 1110 Faraam at.
HOSTESS OF THE
MORNING
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ill
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High Cost
ter of Mr. and Mr. C. 8. Denman, to
John Cavanaugh of that city, which will
take place February 1 at the home of
the bride's parents.
Miss Denman has visited at the home
of Mlrs Louise Dinning many time and
also been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Mosher Colpetser upon several occasions.
Miss Dinnlns: will ho one of her brldsl
attendants. Miss Denman will spend a
few days with Miss Dinnlns the. first of
next week. '
Presented in Recital.
Edith L. Wagoner will be presented In
a piano recital by the Omaha Conserva-"
tory of Music and Fine Arts Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock In the conservatory
auditorium. Among the .patronesses are
Mcsdsme-i
C. T.' Knuntze
N. H. Nelson
N. P. DodKe
Thomas Kiipatrlck
Misses .
Clara Howley '
Carrie Millard
Mesdames
William Baxter
R. B. Howell
W. S. Poppleton
Misses'
Mary McShane
For New Social Worker.
Mis Jessie Powell Arnold arrives Mon
day from New Haven, Onn.,- to take up
her duties as the new head of tho Social
Settlement here. Mrs. E. It. Scott will
give a tea for Mlsa Arnold Tuesday,
when the Settlement board, the member
ship committee and the class teachers
are to meet her.
Taira Club Entertained. .
Miss Martha 'clark entertained th
members of the Tarla club at her home
Friday evening. The rooms were deco
rated with red butterflle and the club'
coat-of-arms. Mis Emma Snyder of
Terre Haute, Ind., waa the guest ot the
club. The member present were:
Mlsse-.
Fthcl Morran.
Madeline Metz,
lone Tralge.
Martha Kdward.
Frances Watt,
Misses ,
Ruth Norris.
Louise CrstKhead,
Marian Stroud,
Irfirena Travis,
Martha Clark.
SPECIAL
10 DISCOUNT
ON DAMASCUS BRASS LAMPS
Our New Location
211-12 City National Bank Bldf.
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HPHE Woods Worm Gear Drive is different from
all others. The worm is located below the -gear
wheel so it always runs in a bath of oil.
Call or write for our new catalog jnst issued. . It shows ;
. our hew models, gives full descriptions, and tells about
many other mechanical refinements which make the Woods
the easiest running, most enduring electric car.
DRUMMOND MOTOR CO.
2368-70-72 Farnam St., Omaha. .
Teiephon
HOSPE'S GREAT
40 to 60
REDUCTION SALE
EXCHANGE PIANOS
Many of these are less than one year old and as good as the day they
left the factory.
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TERMS TO SUIT EVERY PURCHASER.
We are Western distributors (or th Mason-Hamlin, Kranich ft Bach,
Bush & Lane, Kimball, Cable-Nelson, Hospo and many
other well-known makes.
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Our 41 it
Year
Mrs. T. E. Brady & Co.
Exclusive MILLINERY and FURS
304 South 18th St Phone Douclat 1848
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IT IS OUR
BUSINESS
TO PLEASE
EVERYONE
This holds good In every
department of our store
and especially in our
Special Order
department.
You can have anything)
of gpecial design In jew
elry made up at our store
to your absolute satlsfac
" tlon.
25 years of continu
ously satisfying Omaha
people is conclusive evi
dence of our reliability.
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COMMRaALmiING
The hour-glass shape of the
worm keeps three teeth always
in contact with the wheel. This
reduces tooth pressure, allow
ing a thicker film of oil between
teeth, and thua insures '.perfect
.lubrication. That is the ecret
of the efficiency of the Woods
Worm Gear Drive. The oil
drains away from the motor
by gravity. Large bearings
assure perfect alignment with
practically no friction.
Harney 409. -
1513 Dorjf
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