TITE OMAHA SUNDAY HBK: MAY 1915.
IN THE GLORYOF OUTDOORS
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COUNCIL BLUFFS GIRL WHO WILL
Waw " aVIaii aWM at allUVii V- aV
JTJ3TE DAY.
Patterson-Pickens Wedding Party
WED TUESDAY.
, OME TO COMBS
Omaha's Great Open-Air Clnbs Give
Their 8uon Inaugural Fart in
with Large Attendance.
OTHER AFFAIRS FOR MONDAY
t The Excellence of
Combs9
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ftorlal alcaelar.
UNTAX Mm. Lmwtlp Child. rlr"ie
upper at "MaxwrHon' for Mis lith
Hnn of New York city. KWt of Mle
Ilacrtrt hmlth; Mr. Robert 'nrinell, sni
PT at tnimtry rlub for Min Maria
Htewart and Mr. Konairi McK'-rron.
MONDAY-Mr. A. II. Warren, dinner at
t'ountry club for Ml Msnc btfwart;
.Mttw HlKKlni" anil Mica JMorre. ahower
lor Mian Maurine 1,,-linhciff; Mia
Frances llni-hatctler, dinner at Country
rlub for Miss Kilna FKan of New York
City; Mr., and Mr. M. C. Petrra and
Mr. and Mri". Jutne fytidlow. dinners
at Country club; t'Hrler lke -lb open
inn dinner: Minn Mabel Morrow, lunch
eon at Happy Hollow club.
Tl'KSPAY tvhutnnte ItrnlRe club. Mis
l-.leanor Marker, hnMcss: Piettlcst
Mile Women a Uo!f club, buffet lunch
eon, Mra. J. II. Cutoff, lioateaa; Carter
Ike 8wlmmlnR and Howling club
meet at Carter Iike club.
WKPNECfUY-Mr-Creary-IrfinKdon wed
ding; Mm. Montaonierv In Council
Hluffa. luncheon for Mica Maria Htew
art; Mr. K W. Hart, dinner at Country
club for Mini Ktrwarl: Mr. and Mra.
Ralph Ieter. dinner at Country club
for Mlaa Kllzabcth llkena; Mr. and
Mra. A. "'. Kmlth. dinner at Country
club for Mlaa Ivililh Hlnnn: Mra. J. J.
KulHvan. luncheon for Mis Hose
Hmvth: KII(jore-lrhnhoff wedding.
Tlll'IfUAY RutlecjKe-IIanchett wed
ding; Mra. Clifford Wolfe, luncheon for
Mies Marie Stewart; Mra. J. J. lleaa,
'linner at Grand hotel, followed by
lawn danca at "Tha Uablea" by Mra
John T. Stewart and Mra. Wlldman
for Mlaa Htewart; Mra. J. J. Bulllvan.
luncheon at Hotel lnya1 for Mra. Pat
rick Hart of Columbus; Mlaa Marlon
Turner of Council Hluffa, luncheon for
Urownell Hall aenlora.
KKIDAY Mlaa Mildred Butler. Country
lub luncheon for Mlaa tile wart; Mlaa
Htewart and Mr. MoPerron entertain
wedding party at Country rlub; lr.
Ware Hall, dinner for Mlaa kills firth
1'irkena and Mr. Kenneth Patterson;
Junior day, Browned Hall; Mra. W. L.
e'elby, luncheon at Happy Hollow club;
Mr. and Mm. Ward Rinses, dancing
party for Mlaa F.dna Kloan; Mra. F. 8
Melllnger, luncheon at Happy Hollow
club.
FRIDAY McFerron-Htewart wedding at
M. Paula church. Council Bluffa, fol
lowed I'v reception at home of Mr. and
Mra. Charlea T. Stewart; Mra. John
ptout, luncheon at Country club for
daughter. Mlaa Gertrude Stout; Mra
Henry fk-antltTtt of Chicago and Mr. W.
g. tfaaslngrr.
Date Treat Parties.
Among the Dutch treat partlea wai on
composed of Meaara. and Meadamea T..
8. S'itlrook. H. 8. Carlisle and R. I
Huntley; Another tarty Included Meaara.
and Meadamea Harry Poorly, Sam Cald
well. Dr. and Mra. Fred Iake. Mra. Eva
Wl.lia Croaby, luncheon for Mlaa Jeaale Wallace, Mlaa Frencee Waella, Meaara.
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MRS. RAUPIl PETERS. V .
l'leraon. June bride; Mra. Uoyd llola-
apple, luncheon at Happy Hollow club
Laat night wllneaaed the formal open
ing of the country cluba for the eeaaon.
8a-kty Juit buret Into bloom with
frantic effulgence.. Some even dared
their new lfc gowne, even if the ele
menU were a little grouchy. Bmllee ga
lora were In evidence and, with aome, a
lierfactly new aet of charmlnK, demur
mannera auliable to their frocka. It ia
going to be a new and terribly dangeroua email partlea Included Meaara. and Mea-
ohaa. tbla lMft mannera and 1B16 expert- damea J. W. Orlfflth. W. J. Connell and
enc-a But anyway, ail declare they had Walter Griffith; Mr. and Mra. C. E
a perfectly apiendld time and each club I Meta. Mlaa Harriet Meta and Mr. Jo
wna packed to Ita greatest capacity.
Tha daeoratlona at the Country club
Elmer Cope, C. I... Ieuel and Randall
Brown. Mr aura, and Meadamea Walter
Roberta. Barton Millard, lvou'.a Clarke,
Hon Towlc, Georgu Rcdlck and John
Refllck made up another Dutch treat
party;
Idmi Smaller Partlea.
There were many amaltcr partlea din
ing together. Mr. Albert fluech enter
tained Mlaa Helen Epeneter, Mlaa Alice
Carter and Mr. Ieon Callahan. Other
were carried out in the Japaneae lda.
lanterna. paraeole and other Japaneae
iieveltiea being ueed. The largeat dinner
w. aivan by Mra. Ben Gallagher, in
honor of Mr. and Mra. Paul Gallagher,
who have recently returned from their
aeph Fiuroee of Pan Franciaco; Dr. and
Mra. J. J. McMullen and Mr. and Mra.
F., B. Hochatetler, Mr. and Mra. Thomaa
Flynn and Mr. and Mra. H. 8. Clarke,
Mr. and Mra. Jack Webatrr and Mr. and
Mra. Harold Prltchett; Mlaa Eugenia
Whltmore. Mlaa Nail Benton of Council
PluM a, Mr. Oliver Gardner and Mr.
wedding trip, and for Mlaa Ellaa-betb, Oeorge Harcourt
Plrkene and Mr. Kenneth Pateraon, who
wtlt be married June l
Ma, Oaliagher'a other areata were;
Meaara. and Mi-adamee
Oeore J. Klncade
of Kiriaaa City.
,K. H. r'vta.
Victor Caldwell.
Ronald Patteraon,
1 Mie-
KlUaboth Phic,,
.Mary Uurklev,
lladya I'et-re,
. Alice, Jaoulth,
! Daphne. I'cleri,
C. H. Plckana.
John II. Butlar.
HhI ph Peteraon,
Frank Oesh. ,
Mlaea
Ann tUfford,
Y iliaboth Da via,
Mellora I'avln,
Ia.uiho l'lnnlng.
KltaalMith Congdotl,
Kvani'ee Hoohatetler. Mildred Butler,
Harriet hmllh.
i Henri
Robert l orstan
'of 1it o,
, Fred livKierty,
Honor Knl'crity
of t"ticaio,
rien jallber.
1 wrenre Prinkor,
'tN llilam Hutler,
Robert BJrna,
Mm Hloan,
OeraJd Wharton,
John Caldwell,
Bay IjOW,
Allan Toky.
J:mi-r HedlcK,
WnraHall.
Cuthbert Potter,
O. J. lord
Dined la Cafe.
Dlaaer.Danee Monday.
A apeclal dinner-dance will be given
Monday In honor of Mamorial day. Among
thoe who have made reaervationa for
that evening are Mr. A. B. Warren, who
will entertain twenty-four gueeta, and Mr.
Jamea tUdlow, who will ha,ve aU gueata.
For the dinner-dance on wedneeaay
night. Mr. and Mra. R. U Patera will
entertain twenty gueata and Mr. E. W.
Hart will have thirty gueata. Both partial
wilt be given for June brldea and bridal
partlea, the Petera dinner being for Mlaa
EV.iabeth Pickena and the Hart pariy for
Mtaa Marie Btewart.
On Thureday evening, June 19, Mr. and
Mra. C. C. Oeorge wUI give a large din
ner at the Country club. They will have,
aeventy-fiva gueata.
At the Field C'lafc.
With ever 3D0 raaervattona for the open
ing dinner-dance, the Field club preaented
a lively appearance laat evening. The
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Mr. and Mra. Howard Baidrtge'e party jatraln of the cafe capacity waa relieved
occupied the email cafe and tKelr g-ueata by eervlng dinner at two different houra,
Meadamea
F. R. Klrkendall.
Measra.
Jr.aeph Haldrtga,
Chae.
Included -
M !-. and Meadamea
W !ii)n lw. V. R. M-.Keen,
F W Ju'tw.n. Walter Paie,
Jchn Methane, W. A. C. Johnton,
barlea H. Keller, Ji H. Sprague.
Gould I !.
Mi darre
Arthur KeminRton,
Merry Mormli'k,
1 itctoa Wakeley, -Hen
Warren.
With Mr. and Mra. John B. Btout were
Meaara. and Medamee W. It. Buchola.
John W Tmle. R. F. Kloke and H. O.
Fdward
Mr. and Mra. G cor pre H. Kelly enter
tained Meaara. and Meadamea E. Buck'
i"gham R. J. Dunning, U. B. Buach and
Jay D. Foater.
Mr. and Mra. O. C lUidlck and Mr.
and Mra Fd Oeorge were guteta of Mr.
and Mra George Prlna.
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Love entertained
Meaara. and Meadajnea Jamea t.udlow,
Mlllci Parlow and Caaper E. Yost.
At Mr and Mra. Daniel Baum'a table
t:N and T o'clock.
The largeat dinner party waa that of
Mr. and Mra. W. R. Wood, who enter
tatned tha membera of one of the danc
ing cluba that met laat winter. The
party waa composed of:
Meaara and Meadamea
Robert Manley. Pent Burl:gh.
Jack Kharp. Clelr Balrd.
Harvey Milllken, W. Rlgbter Wood,
George Later, ICd Balrd. '
E. P. Boyer, "aut wernner.
Mlaa Nan Murphy, '
Mra. Stanley llartman.
Mr. A)a Kutliarford,
Mr. Albert Cahn.
Dlala Tasether. '
Another large party dining together
b.cluded:
Meaara. and Meadamea
Allert Krug. K. C. Hem v.
Jamea Wauah, le H. Huff,
u J. Mieaaing, Howard ttouining,
E. II. Hruenlng. P. W. Mlkeaell,
U M Prgau, William Ulller,
Mre. Madeline Krug,
Dr. A. Hacha.
Mr. Cart bock.
With Mr. and Mra. Arthur Eagllah were
ere Meaara. and Meadamea Walter Pree- Mr. and Mra. Frank Boyd, Mr. and Mra.
IF. E. Pearce and Mr.
Conrad.
ton. Clarke Colt and Arthur Cooley.
Mr. Er.rl Gannett entertained Meaara.
and Meadamea E. W. Dixon. B. M. Fair
field. A. U IWd. Mra. Wlldman of Coun
cil Bluffa. Mtaa I-ynn Curtla. Mlaa Daley
lrane, Mra W. Hull and Mr. Charlea
t aundera.
Judge kin Mra. W. A. Redick'a gueata
were Meagre, and Meadamea Oiarlea
Kour.tte, Will Burna. W. J. Foye, J. T.
htewart JU, and Joeeph Parker.
Otaera at teaatrr flab.
"Mr, and Mra. H. L. Cummlnga enter.
talned Meaara. aad Meademee K. P. Peck.
J. H. Brady and Loula Do up.
- Mre. E. W. Naah had aa her gueata
Mrasra. and Meadamea K F. Crofoot,
albert M. Hitchcock. Lou la Naah. Mra.
Jrronm Mageu and Mr. Jamea Woodard
if ftoundup. Wyo.
Mr. and Mra. Glen C. Wharton and Mr.
. i i' i . . . i '
1 I I. V. .. . u"1" Sullivan and Mr. ani Mra. C.
fji ir. inq aire. Aioanier i oipeiaer.
. Wltti Mr. and Mra. M. c: Petera were
Meaor. and Meadamea C. W. Hamilton,
F. II. Galnra. M. A. Hall. T. J. Mahoney,
1 i an.k Hamilton and W. A. Fraaer.
Dr. and Mra. J. E Bummers entertained
Ml-a Carrie Summera of Washington,
Mrs. Ella gquirea. Mr. and Mra. Hoxte
Clarka of Belvedere. S. T., and Mr. and
Mra. If. P. Wliltmor.
Mr. and Mgi. Fred llamllton't gueata
were Mr. and Mra. Jack Barber and Mr.
and Mra. Ward Burgesa.
Mr. and Mm. J. A. C. Kennedy enter
. talned Mr. and Mra. Herbert Whetler.
Mra. Alien Robinson and Mr. Frank
HaakelL
Mr. and Mra. Jam Paxton had with
them Mra. W. F. Allen. Mra. Bishop. Mr.
and Mra. Frank Johnson. Mm. Charlea
Marsh and Mr. John Cave
Mr end Mrs. F. V. Clarke and Judge
and Mra. MiHuh were gueata of lr.
-anil Mr. F. N. Conner.
Mr. and' Mis. H. W. S.endi.-tt enlci-
and Mra. J. H.
Patch Treat Parly.
One of the larger Dutch treat partlea
Included:
Meaara. and Meedamee . -
Guy rtmlth. Jack Hughes,
Will liawrence. J. F. Anson.
L. J. Millard, C. W, Calkins.
Mtaa Dorothy Bigelow.
Mr. Harley Conaut.
Mr. and Mra. J. F. Dale, Mr. and Mra.
F. A. Ewlng, Mr. and Mra R. D. Pol
lard. Mr. and Mra. P. V gholea, Mr. anJ
Mra. A- W. iMrlbner and Miss Pinto
dined together.
With Mr. and Mre. W. E. Palmatler
were Mr. and Mm. Guy C. Pratt and Dr.
and Mm. Bradbury.
Mr. and Mra H, 11. Fiab had is their
gueata. Mr. and Mra. E. W. Julian of
Oklahoma City, Judge and Mra. J. J.
F. Farne-
orth.
Mr. and Mra. K. C. Twaroley, Mr. and
Mra. Charlea Burntetaler, Mr. and Mra.
N. F. Harrlman and Mr and Mra. A. If.
Fettera diner together.
Mr. and Mra. Harry O. Bteel'a gueeta
were: Mr. and Mra. Frank Loveland of
Lincoln. Mr. and Mm. J. B. Porter and
Mlaa Porter.
Dr. and Mr. E. C. Abbott.' Mr. and
Mra.- John Mach, Mr. and Mra T. F.
Farrlngton, Mr. and Mra. F.anklln
Kbotwell and Mr. and Mra M. J. Coach
ley were gueata of Mr. and Mra. Oeorge
F. Wllaon.
Mr. and Mra. C. F. Kch wager and Mr.
and Mm. If. A. Wahl mere entertained
by Dr. and Mra W. K. FooU.
la lalra aad Threes.
Othera who made reaervationa for tha
opening dinner dance were: Mr. and Mra.
W. H. Hordman. who entertained nine
iueia; e. II. Howland. four; A. V. Knot-
I well, three; P. C. Hyaon. two; G. C. Cun
tiiiiitd Mis liiiit of Kanlon. 111.; Mr. nlntfhani, fic. F. J. Uwansoii, four; It.
V. Camp, two; Franklin Mann, three; f.
T.' Loomta, two; J. B. Planchard. four;
J. H.' Oonrad. two; W. B. Wllklnaon.
two; H. K. BchaefferY three; O. P. Btarr,
five; Frank Engler, four; W. B. Bruce,
five; A. P. Whltmore, four; O. F. Good
rich, aU; J. C. Nlcholaon, four; Joe Red
field, four; a. W. Bhlelda alx; A. W.
Scrlhner, two; C. N. Robinson, aU; W.
K. Foou, aeven; M. T. Hwarta, four;,W.
It. Downey, foers John H. Huaale. five;
C. L. Bsbcock, three; X D. Klpllnger.
two: T. Kvenlld, two; H. F. Reed, two;
C. F. Montgomery, three, and I C.
Kohn, alx.
At Happy Hollaw Clan.
The opening of tha ether two country
cluba on the aame day with It did in no
way detract from the success of tha
Happy Hollow club' a formaJ opening laat
evening aa it haa ,h loyal membership,
moat of which turned out for the open
ing dinner dance. Elaborate decorationa
of palms, feme and peon lea were used
In the rlub house. The gueata who num
bered about KO, were aeated at long
tablea, those In partlea together, and each
cover waa marked by a Happy Hollow
place card.
Mr. C IL Sherman, president of tha
club, with his wife and children, Mlaa
Harriet and Mr. Roland Sherman, Mlaa
Ruth McCoy and Mr. Pavta were to
gether at tha dinner.
Mr. and Mra E. G. McOllton. Mra W.
J. Bcrlver of Denlaon, la: Mlaa Mary
Rouae and Mlaa Charlotte Willlama
made up one party.
Mr. and Mm. C. F. Waller will have
Mr. and Mra. Harry Waller. Mr. and
Mra. Clifford Waller. Mr. and Mra W.
H. Rhodee and Mr. L. B. Wela of Chi
cago aa their gueata.
One of the largeat partlea waa com
posed of Meaara. and Meadamea W. I
Melby. Norrla Brown, H. N. Wood. J. U
Baker, E. A. Benaon and R. C. Petera.
Mr. and Mra. J. M. Ollchriat. Mlsa
Myme Gilchrist. Mr. and Mra. Guy Lig
gett. Mr. Barnette and Mr. A. M. Hueton
of Pawnee City dined together.
Mr. and Mra Willie Todd. Mr. and
Mra. M. V. Cameron, Mr. ana urn. v.
Walrath. Mr. and Mm. H. I. Adama. Mr.
and Mra. F. R. Straight and Mm. van
Duaen made up a "Dut.-h treat " party.
Mr. Frank Belby entertained Mlaa qu
elle Bacon. Mtaa Eleanor Mackay and Mr.
Austin Oalley.
At a table together ware Mr. ana ra.
Kimberly. Mr. and Mra. G. M. Dur-
kee. Mra . R. Rush and Mr. and Mm.
R. R. Copp,
vti.a Adkh KIopo had aa her gueeta
Mlaa Walter of Chicago. Mlaa Lottie Lae
nowden, Mr. Earl Bnowden. Mr. Arcnie
MurtMft and Mr. Harvey Morrow.
mailer Partlea.
Mr. and Mra. W. E. Rhoadee enter
tained a family party at a dinner of eight
covara Othera who entertained were Al
bert Edholm. who entertained five
gueeta; Dr. and Mra 3. E. Pulver. two;
B. H. Koblson. aU: F. R. Hoagiand,
four; F. II. Oarvln, flya: Howard Good
rich, aevvn; II. O. Loomla two; J. A.
Underholm, lour: a O. Hamilton, five;
T. A. Fray, aevanl Edward Callahan,
alx; A. V. Buchana, aren; R. K. Wlloox.
aU; E. W. Ounther, ftvej, A. H. Barnett.
three; R. U Carter, foun J. W. Hamil
ton, four; L. J. Nelaon. atai E. O. Mc
Gllton. etx; R. N. Howaa. twei W. R,
McFarland. four; B. F. Marshall, alx;
George W. Wtrkemham, two.; I. BJbbern
sen, five; Uryca Crawford, three; W. C.
Roea three; C. O. Trlmbla three; C. F.
Hubblus. thn: F. D. Wead, right; F. B.
Aldeua two; Dwlght WlllUms. two; W.
C. I'.osa, three; Cliariea H. Marley, two;
A. . Howell, two: W. B. Byrne, two;
Hiriy Uuie. two; Dr. P. C. Lih-11, two:
A. W, Bowman, two; Lyman McConnell,
two; R. P, Hamilton, four, and J. Pi
Yaf.a fdur. 1
Mra W. L. Selby will entertain at a
luncheon of twenty-five Friday at tha
Happy Hollow club and Saturday Mra
Lloyd Holaapple " will be hoateaa at a
luncheon of that number.
The Daughtera of 1911 will give a
lunoheon at the club Thursday.
Seymour Lake Country Club.
. The inclement weather did not prevent
a large and enthusiastic crowd from en
joying opening night The rooma were
made cheerful by crackling log flrea and
a profusion of flowers. Dinner partlea
were ao numerous that It waa necessary
to place tablea In the living room. Among
those assisting throughout tha rornna
were; ,
Meaara and Meadamea
A. J. Randall, J. H. Bednar,
W. B. Cheek. .Inbn Heklna
T. L. Combs. ' C. I. Vollmer. '
John Urlon. William Berry,
George brewer.
The women of tha entertainment com
mittee will give a luncheon at the club
Thursday at 1 o'clock. Plana will be dla
cuaaed for tha summer entartalnmenta
Tha committee on arrangements la com
posed of:
dinner-dance laat evening were Mr. and
Mra. F. J. Blraa, who had five gueata; W.
L. Kllly, two: George Earlln, two; A. F.
Richie, ten; C. F. Benjamin, four; Earl
Bchlect, two; Charlea Dundy, three; V.
H. Black, eight: R. M. Frankum, four;
Clyde Rock, four; Dr. L.. A. Dermody,
two; R. O. Longnecker, four; Louis HII-
I ler, four; Henry Hlller, four; C. C. Pax
l ton, alx; H. C. Mason, two; George J.
t Henderson, two, and B. H. Ward, two.
Summer Flans for School Set.
Mlsa Marjorie Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. George C. Smith, who haa just
completed her freshman year at Bryn
Mawr college, leavea there today to visit
her grandmother in Toronto, Can., and
afterwards to vllt clanamatea In New
York, Chicago and Minneapolis. She la
expected home the latter part of Juno,
I accompanied by Mlaa Ella Llndley of
Minneapolis, a classmate, who will be her
irueat.
Mrs.. Joseph M. Baldrige left Friday for
Roaton, whero she will be met by her
daughter, Gwendoline, from school In
New Tork, and they will go Monday to
Rockland, Me., to apond the aummer with
Mra Baldrtao's father, Mr. B. F. Smith,
who la aite&dy at his summer home
thera Grafton and Dudley WoKe will
join their mother at Rockland aa aoon aa
their schools cloae. Mr. Baldrlge will go
on later to be with them.
Omaha Guests at Wedding.
There, will he a number of Omah.i
gueeta at tha wedding of Mlaa Annette
Smith and Mr. Royal Comstock, which
will be celebrated In Sioux City June 9.
"Mra. Harold Everts, Mr. Comaiock's
stater, will be matron of honor at tha
wedding, and Mr. IE v arte la to be an
usher. Mr. Arthur D. Smith and Mr. J,
C. McClure of this city will also act as
ushers and Mr. Edward Holyoka will be
tha beet man. Mrs. Holyoka, Mra Mc
Clure and 51m. Smith will- aocompany
their husbands, and Mr. Comvtock'a ala
ters, Mlaa Blanche, Mlaa Gall and Miss
Lea Comstock, are all planning .to a'ttend
tha wadding. ,
Bridal Party Arrivals.
Id lae Florence Heyn of New Tork, who
la to be one of the McFerron-Stewart
wedding biidesmaide, waa the first of
the out-of-town membera of tha bridal
party to arrive, having coma Tuesday.
6 he la a guest at the Stewart home, Mlaa
Louiae Haas of Kansas City comes Mon
day and will ba with Dr. and Mra. Macrae
in Council Bluffa. Mlas Florence Bteifet
of Wheeling. W. Va.. will arrive on
Tuesday, and tha other two brldeemalda
from away, Mlas Katherlne Barker of
Michigan City and Mlas Elisabeth Good
rich of Chicago, com Wednesday. Mlas
Barkera engagement to Mr. Howard
ppauldlng of Chicago waa only recently
announced, and Mr. Rpauldlng la to be
one of the ushers at the wedding.
Mr. McFerren, the groom, arrived Sat
urday, but hla uahem, till of whom are
Chicago men, except Mr. Clifford Wolfe,
will not be here until Thursdey. Mr. and
Mra. McFerren, parents of the groom,
also arrive Thursday from Hoopeaton.
Mra. William Beach of New York, aunt
of Miss Ftewart, haa been here alnce
Sunday, and Mr. Beach cornea tomorrow
from a hunting trip in the west.
Will Be Wedded on Wednesday.
A wedding will take place at Council
Bluffa on Wednesday that ia of some in
terest In Omaha, owing to the long real
dence here and In the lon-a suburb of the
bride's parents. On that day Miss Murrel
G. Boyer, only daughter of Alderman and
Mrs. W. C. Boyer, will be married to Mr.
John Vatemaa, managnr of the Eagle
Drug company of Council Bluffs. The
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Jewelry
...and
Service
adds desirability to
Gif . sfcrJune Brides
and
. Gifts for Jane Graduates
Our large and unusual
variety of articles for
those two most import-ant
life-time events all fairly
priced is of remarkable
interest and worth to you.
Something to Suit
Every Purse and
Ceaseless Attention
toYourWants
ALWAYS.
FOB nKIDKS
Merlin wares, - Urge ana
small; Sheffield wares in annn-i
dance; Wlver riate Seta and a
Services, Cnt Glass, Clocks and I
Tottery. . 1
FOR GRADUATES
Bracelet and V a 1 d e m a r
Watches, Diamond Rings and
iAValleres, Pens, Penclla, Baga,
Wallets, I'mbrellna, Vanities,
Gold and Silver Novelties,
Claaa Rings and Pins.
T. L. Combs & Co,
5Wfrr ef Jtmtbf Tkmg$
1520 Douglas Street,
Omaha.
Hall and Catalog Orders Solicited
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Meadamea
H. C. Forater.
H. O. Wtndhetm.
J. Dean Kinaer, .
Oeorge Francis,
A. J. HandalL
J. B. White.
J. H. Adama
C. A. Melrher.
R. K. Bchlndel.
Meadamea
J. M. Tanner,
Julia I.yun.
John Smith.
Hoy Pennla.
I'aul Jucknlesa,
Kred Krug,
K. T. Valis,
J. H. Adama.
M. Culkln.
Omaha Graduate at Vaiiar.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Cowell leave tha
early part of tha week for Poughkeepsie.
N. Y., to attend the commencement ex
ere! aee at Vaaaar, where their daughter,
Mlaa Monat Cowell, graduate. After
ward they will apend ten days at Bar
Harbor. Mr. Cowell will remain east
all aummer, but Mr. Cowell and Mlaa
Cowell will return ' the latter part of
June.
At Carter Lake Club.
Carter Lake club observes two opening
nights, one Saturday evening and tha
formal opening Monday evening. Gov
ernor John H. Morehead and hla staff
and W. K. O'Brien, state fish commis
sioner, were guests at the Informal open
ing Saturday evening.
Among those who entertained for the
Films Develped FREE
When Purchased From Va AU
Others, Developed, 10c,
Prints Se to 5c
Post Cards Oc
24-Hour Service.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Photo Craft Shop
"Film Speriallsta."
416 BEE BUILDING
Mail Ordera Filled Promptly.
HOTEL LOYAL
will ttrv a special
DINNER ON SUNDAY
at I J la 3 r. JA. at Is f. K.
AT $1.00 PER PLATE
TMts Mey Be Reserved
Improvea your praonI apparguic
mRMEH HAIRNET 5c
keeps every Lair in place. Wear a Carmen tbe Qual
ity Hair Net strongest, most durable. A style for every
coiffure a shade for any hal;
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foe ran gtudaate la few las aais aeta
Ask roar dealer fur tha "Cannes
Booklet" Lateat Stylos in
Halrdreeeinf it'i free. Try
Stylo 11 Carman, regular mean, elastic
cord.
Look for th
Carmen hoelop
5c e&ch sxl YOUR dealer.
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Ideal results are certain for all forms of
crochet, tatting, and up-to-date novelties
.. such .as now adorn the finest homes and
wardrobes if you use Article 805 Kloster
ailk Cordonnet Special, tha perfect, permanently
, lustrous thread which aavea your time by wasting
none of it. To crochet the faahlonable bedspreads
- and insertions, use sizes 3 or 5, with Nos. 4 to 6 hooks;
for edginga for handkerchiefs and undergarments,
aizea 50 to 150, with Noe. 9 to 13 hooks.
Article SOS Kloetarailk Cordonnet Spacial
Mfds in White 5Te7ToTor fiie,1"
1 ' ' ' 10 io 5 30 1 Vo "
S IS SO LlahtBlae . Red
3 20 0 t). If t brae Yellow
8 tO 70 Pink Black
t0-10O ISO LaveaJar Cnaaa
tera. sli. 8. 5. IA 1 8. 20. 30. 40. 8". 0. 70
"WUte that sUys white celosa that laat" -
Use the Klostorsilk Shopping List la connection with the
Illustrated dasiga books et your dealera. Kloetenilk for .
sale everywhere.
The Thread Mills Company
Thraad Sslse Dept. 19 W. Adsms St., Oilcaaa
Shopping List
FerCiechetiag
Hsndkmhlef sdr
Ings, iDssrtioas and US
tins, aa Art. tat Cor
aonDSt EimcUI, balls.
Towel edemas, ana
all heavy crochet. Art.
fei Perls, larra fcelle.
or Art. Sua Psrla, larg a
skeins.
Boudoir csps, bsby
booties. Art. aie Ratm
Olou, whits, colors,
spools.
Infants' jacks. Art.
rtt Crochet Flechs,
white, bslls.
For EsakfeMeriag
Cross stitch, initials.
Art.rrr Moallasolors,
vrhile, skeins
French knot, heavy
Initials, An. tot Perls,
colors, whits, skeins.
French embroidery,
initials. Art 7Ml kthe,
white, skeins.
Erelets and Mono
gramt. Art. 8oj Broder
bpecial, whits, skeins.
Padding aad solid
em In utilei et Art. yae
Jcanaeue, white, ball.
Shadow work. Art.
751 1 loche, while, balls.
Towels, pillow cates.
Art. &, Ivory Whits,
skeiasor Art.l4S,wtiUs,
holders. . v
Colored embroidery.
Art. au. litdia or Art.
&U. Rope, holders.
PRIZE CONTEST
We 8meta 75c Table d'Hot
THnner Every Sunday.
Aa this dinner Is. of eourae. for
the public, we would like every
per eon Interested to submit a
aamle menu of a Tie dinner they
personally would like, and tho
menu chosen from those submit
ted will be served the following
Sunday.
It should be borne in mind that
the dinner will be served for TSc
per person and cost will be one
of the deciding factors.
The prise will be a
0.OO I took of .leal Tickets
and one will be awarded each
week to the peraon whoae menu
le choaen.
The name of the winner will be
published each Sunday with the
menu to be aerved that day.
Winning Menu for 75c Dinner,
which will be served Sunday,
May SO, from 12 to 8:80 P. M.
Cream of Tomato Soup
Toaated Bread Sticks
Bliced Tomatoea Olives
Broiled Uallbuf Bauce Tartar
Choice of
Fried Spring Chicken on Toast, '
Roast Loin of Pork, Dressing -
with Gravy,
Roast Beef. Yorabire Pudding
Steamed New Potatoea
Green Peas. Cream Sauce
Cabbage Halad
Strawberry Hhortcake with
Whipped Cream
Coffee
Wlanlng Mann submitted fey
math aeutleataa. County J Bilge's
oif ice-Music
GANSON'S CAFE
1508-10 Howard Street
EDHOLM 'S JITNEY PLAN
Our Jitney plan to buy a watch, as advertised the paat two weeka, haa
been aucb a success that we will continue to sell a genuine Elgin watoh,
lady'a or gentleman'a, in a gold filled case, guaranteed by tha manufac
turers for 20 years, on the Jitney plan, for 110.(0. You pay &c down and
c additional for twenty weeka, theo the watch ia youra. The plan is as
follows:
Fir$t Week, Sc; Second Week, 10c;
Third Week, 15c;
Twentieth Week $1, Last Payment
Tou mar begin at either end of this line of figures and pay anr
amount you can, hut we will require at least one payment each week Until
laat payment la mada Have your nlckela. Moat every man. woman and
child can afford to buy a watch on this plan.
EDHOLM
Omaha'a Oldeat Established Jeweler. Sixteenth and Harney Sts.
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