1TTE OMAHA SUNDAY BKE: JANUARY 14, 1917.
What
is Going On .-'
in Society Circles
Vogue for Ostrich Fans.
Fans have always been the sjmbal
of that nhich is gay, vivacious and
flirtatious, in the eyes "of poe.s of
womankind from time immemorial.
There' Itave been fans and fans. too.
Dainty Japanese fans with their
quaint coloring and figures, hand
painted white satin fans with ivory
handles which are heirlooms handled
down from some dainty bride of the
past, lace fans for fjirl graduates, pa
per fans, palm leaf and untold other
varieties, but most beautiful of all
are the newest big ostrich feather
fans.
Many Omaha girls are now proud
possessors of these handsome fans;
they come as wedding gifts, as holi
day presents, or some have been
prosaicly purchased, but however
they have been acquired, they are
most fascinating accessories. Per
haps the vogue for them "began last
year, when the bewitching Farrar
stood beside the grand piano at the
Auditorium singing over the edge of
a huge and beautiful ostrich fan.
Surely since then their numbers
have increased with great rapidity,
and the theater and concert parties
during the holidays saw a wide array
of the beautiful feathers in the pos
session of Omaha maids and matrons.
Miss Mcliora Davis is one. of the
popular and beautiful young Omaha
women who owns a handsome os
trich fan.- She and Miss Louise Din
ning were the observed of all observ-
1) ers at the theater the evening of the
Jfale Glee club concert, when they
sat tn trie nnt dox in tneir stunning
Opera cloaks, and, as if defying the
cold, with their large fans unfurled.
Miss Irene McKnight has a won
derful fan; indeed, so large and hand
some is it that when her friends catch
a glimpse of this photograph their
exclamation is, not "What a hand
some photograph," hut "What a
stunning fan." .-..:
Washington Society.
Five of the ten cabinet homes in
Washington were open to callers last
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lansing,
wife of the secretary of state, was one
of these and among her assistants
was Mrs. Walter Scott Penfield, for
merly Miss Lucile Bacon of this city.
Mrs. Penfield and her husband have
been entertaining at a serierof pretty
dinner parties in their new home.
Among the guests of honor on one
of these occasions was Miss Josephine
LeFevre, sister of the young Mr, Le
Fevre of the Panama legation, who
served as one of the attendants at the
Bacon-Penfield wedding last summer
and made many Omaha friends during
his stay. Mrs. Frank W. Bacon plans
to leave some time during February
for a.ihort visit with her daughter,
Saturday Dinner-Daice.
I Wrsll love flowers, that the flor--j
ista attest, but few of us care to lav
j ish ' on the purchase of flowers the
' amounts required to procure many Of
thenvor choice varieties.' That also
-, Oman florists attest. It was a de-
' light to those who were the members
i of the 'party entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. ;Roy Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs.
I Carletou Woodward of Council
i Bluffs at the Btackstone last evening
to be where flowers could and did
1 blossom in abundance,
: In the center of the table was a
novel electric fountain, such as has
j not been used here before, r Under
the spray of the fountain were yel
low carnations, yellow sweet peas,
yellow calendula and yellow snap
dragon mingled with lavendar sweet
peas. At the places of the women '
were colonial arm baskets and for the
gentlemen violet boquets were ar
ranged. Covers were laid for:
Ntwt an! Meeoamea .
1. M. Hardin,. , frank Binder, '
Haraoel Rms. Jr.t nor beVot, " '! ,
Oeeraa Van Brunt, Harry Van Brunt, :
OMrca Hannan, Blaine Wilcox. , .
Off to Milder Climes. ,
Mrs. Henry D, Neely leaves today
for California to apend the remainder
of the winter,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rushton. left
Thursday morning to spend the win
ter at San Diego,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lyman left
Monday, for California ta be gone
two months.
Mr. H, P. Whitmore-and Miss Eu
genie Whitmore expect to go to Cali
fornia later.
Mr. J.. R. Scobie left Friday for
New York on his way aouth and will
be met at Jacksonville by Mrs. and
Miss Scobie, who do not leave until
this week. :,
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur J. Coolcy and
family will join the winter aojourners
in Florida the latter part of this
month, when they will go to Winter
Park for February and March. : Miss
Marian Funkhouser will accompany
them.."
.Mrs. Frank Colpetzer returned Sat
urday from Chicago and leaves Tues
day with Mrs. B. F. Crummer and
Dr. Leroy Crummer for California.
Dr. Crummer expects to make the
trip to Honolulu also, and has pas
sage engaged for January 24. :
Mr.and Mrs. R. P. Hamilton and
Miss Edith Hamilton are planning a
southern trip for the last of this
month. They expect to go to San
Antonio, Tex., and New Orleans,
Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Gilbert have
engaged passage to Honolulu on a
boat sailing January 24. ! '
Box Parries for Sister's Play. '
Additional reservations for boxes
at Sister Mary Angela's play at the
Krug week after next have been made
by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Kranta and Mrs. M.
Lichlenborger..
Mixers Club Banquet
The University , Mixers' club of
Creighton university announces that
the date for its formal hinn.t nA
dancing party has been set for Tues-
day evening, February 6. The affair
I this year, will take place at the Black-
stone hotel and will be given in honor
I A. J
Skinners
THE HICKEJT QUALITY
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L'ALLIANCE FRANC AIS TO EXTEND ITS ORGANIZA
TION Thi well known local club proposes to add to its
membership, and a committee of these ladies is now actively
at work on the project.
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May.2$aeoney
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of the junior and senior classes in the
university. Among the guests of
honor will be Governor and Mrs.
Keith Neville and Mayor and Mrs.
J. C. Dahlman. Archbishop Harty
will also be present at the banquet.
Many of Omaha's prominent citiiens
will act as patrons for this event.
Friday Night Dancing Club.
The Friday Night Dancing club in
troduced an innovation at their party
Friday evening by lengthening each
dance a little and allowing no en
cores whatever. Fifty-seven couples
were present. An elaborate masquer
ade ball is on the club's program for
next Friday evening, and it is con
fidently anticipated that several sur
prises will be on the program.
Engagement Party. ' . ' ' '
Mrs. J. D. Hamilton announced the
engagement of her daughter, Hazel
Ethel, to Mr. William A. Scott at a
luncheon Saturday at her home, the
wedding to take place in February,
Decorations were in pink roses and
white flowers. - Covers were laid for:
MMdamea , : Moailamea
Jaroaa A. Tancork, ' H. o. .llalberwtaben,.
r. J. Orlffln. , O. R, Pateraon,
Vl. r. Curtla, K. A. Hamilton.
Mta Mlaafa '
Jan Hamilton,' ' ' ' Rut.li Chaaa,
Ada. Hethrtngton. : l.ana Dua-tnmoa,
Loutao Curtla, Marian Prlti.
RutS Cultra, s " Airnaa MrPhlaou. ,
Qeral Clara. .. Mildred Staela, r'
San Carlo Grand Opera Season.
Opera patrons will be gratified to
learn that no one will be seated dar
ing the act of any opera, during the
coming grsnd opera season of the
San Carlo company at the Auditor
ium January 25 to 27. Doing away
with this annoyance is necessitated in
the opera "Aida," when the beautiful
tenor solo, "Celeste Aida," sung by
Manuel Salazar, almost directly after
the raising of the curtain. It is also
a necessity in the opera "Pagliacci,"
when Antota sings the prologue, even
before the curtain rises. I
Boxes for the opera have been
Sanatorium i
This institution is Jthe only one
jn the central west with separate
buildings situated la their own
ample grounds, yet entirely dis
tinct, and rendering it possible to
classify cases. The one building
being fitted for and devoted to the
treatment of non-contagious and
non-mental diseases, no others be
ing admitted: the other Rest Cot
tage being designed for and de
voted to the exclusive treatment
of select mental cases requiring
for a time watchful care and spe
cial nursing. . . .
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taken by Dr. C. C. Allison, Dr. J. E.
summers, oeorge A. Hoagland, Jonn
Lee Webster, Clement Chase, T. F.
Quinlan, I. A. Cavers, Peter Elvad,
Mrs. T. L. Kimball and Miss Ara
bella Kimball. -The diavan and pa
trol off the Shrine will also occupy
two bopces. '.
Line parties from neighboring
towns reach large proportions. Fre
mont has made MS reservations; Ash
land, thirty-two; Plattsmouth, twenty-six;
Auburn, twenty-one; Mis
souri Valley, sixteen; Stanton, la.,
twenty-four, while a party of eigh
teen will come from the Peru Nor
mal achool, chaperoned by Homer C.
House.
Brownell Hall students make up
another line party and the Nebraska
Master Bakers' convention, in Omaha
on those dates, has engaged 100 seats.
Other line parties will be given by:
Frank' Judaon,
John L. Kennedy, -
Prank Kaosh, .
George Mlckel, .
O. a Hoffman,
William P. Ourley,
W. A. C. Johnson,
H. H. Baldrlse,
P. H. Myers.
CV C. Oeorse,
Arthur Mullen, '
H. H. Clarke. '
Ueoi-ie Hltibel,
J. i. Sullivan,
Charlea Metl.
Waller B. Wllklna,
Charlea Bill-utter,
R. P. Kloka, ...
I.. Slbbereon.
K. W, JMnon.
w. D. McHush.
Charlea T. Kountie,
A. T. Jonea.
Prank B. Johnson,
J. W. Orltlth,
Nathan Merrtam,
fred sfeti. ,
0. W, Hamilton,
B. M. Palrlleld,
Charlea P. Wllklna,
P. 1G. Pearce, ,
John Pettlbone,
R. U Bridaea,
Prank B. Dealer,"
Walter B. Graham,
Tancock.
W. P. Callfaa.
J. H. Bvana, . - -
Everett Uunklnihain, M. c.
Twemley. '
j. h. oaniMier. 1
T. J. Pltaaerald, -Waller
Dale.
J. W. Towle,
II. II. Blori.
P. H. Bailer,
ateadamea '
P, J. Rogera, : .
1. H. Wheeltr.
R. . Hall.
C. H. Harple.
Mlaaea ,
Mary Munohhorr,
Martha Powell,
Marlon Carpenter,
Pannle Arnold, t
B. c. Henry,
A. V. Klneler.
fG. A. Pesau,
C -B. Brown.
W, H. Dudley,
Waller.
Meedames ..
KINIe Hvan.
DoualaetWelpton,
Aleiander Pollaok,
J, M. Mstcalf.
Mlaeae
Nina Hartell,
Corlnne Paulaon,
Helen Hltte,
Anvela Brlnamald. -.
Meaera.
P. P. Newlean, ,
Meaara.
Jean Dulld. '
O. W. Wattlee.
Mr. and Mrs,
Val Peter are plan
ning a reception for' Miss Mary Cast
ner after the opera at the 'German
home, A party of 250 leading Ital
ians organized by Mr. Fadanalli, ed
itor of the local Italian newspaper,
to welcome their .country people,
have secured sittings.
Novelty Dancing Party.
The party given by the Novelty
Dancing club at the Blackstohe Fri
day evening not only carried out a
color scheme of blue in invitations,
programs, decorations and refresh-
Hr b found delightful apartments (or a lady alone:
ot for Mvaral. who with to occupy a aulte torothor.
Tha initea rang from on room to von rooms oseh.
Tboso apartment! art beautifully farnUhed, all hava in
dividual bath rooms, and tha outlook tn aver? ease It
assailant. . ''
Btaekitona tananta, besides their rooms, may make uxe
of tha 8th floor lounjinf rooms and roof garden at any
tlma, and on each apartment floor la a pleasantly fur
nished lobby, wher vliitora may be received.
Ren tale, which range from S4S.S0 and up per month, in
clude free telephone aarvtoa oa Omaha exchange, light,
heat, hot and sold water, bed linens and bath room linens,
towels, maid service, etc. "
If upas, e semination, suitable apw'tsjiauta canaat be had
at preaent, have your name places, ea. our waiting list.
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Appeal taMBts tor
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HEADS WOMAN'S WORK AT
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ments, but in ke names in the dances.
These1 described the various "blue"
feelings that, are attributed to people
and creatures, such as "Lonesome
Blue," "Monday Blur" and others.
The next club party will probably be
a formal dance on February 16. Out-of-town
guests were
3d Ikm?h
Margaret Tidtvell of
Ounver,
'lorothy Wiley or
Ufa Molm..
Mesarit,
flatumouth.
Goraf, tiovy of
Plattjimouth.
UIhiIji, OhHndler of
New York,
I.llllan Patenon of
Kremont,
Maaara. ,
J. C. SylveMer of
Chicago,
W. Sonoecfaaen of
Swastika Club.
Mrs. A. Foote was hostess to the
Swastika club Friday afternoon, Mrs.
D. C. Buck, Mrs. J. C. Reeder and
Mrs. F. Allen being the prize winners.
The next meeting will be at Mrs. F.
Allen's home in two weeks.
Dancing Party.
Miss Muriel Yard entertained at a
dancing party at her home Friday
evening, the guests including:
H lanes , raiBeea-
Marjorie Cole. Edith Pettlfrew.
Doris Schneider, Vera Held.
Katharine Blind, Bva Jacobean,
Mildred Hunaate, Marie Tard,
Velora Boone, Honor Yard.
Meaara. - ; Messrs.
Donald Bramaon. Tout Roble,
George Purek. ' John Wllderman,
John Sparry, Gerald Heln,
-'vey Hudson, - Charlea stlixier,
William Woodhall, Klay Tard,
Ernest Nordln. Wilbur Yard.
Mrs. Charles Ogden entertained
twelve guests at the Saturday evening
dinner at the Blackstone.
Le Mars Club. ,
Special preparations for the annual
ball of Le Mars club, to be given at
Keep's dancing academy next Thurs
day evening, are being made by
Messrs. Bob Heath, Jay Collins, Jack
McCarthy and Vine Schmittroth, the
committee in charge. . ,.
The event is to be known as. a Ha
waiian bait and decorations, music
and favors will be in keeping with
this idea. . . j : :. . .... -
Press Club Tea.
1 Miss Rose Rosicky will have mem
bers of the Omaha Woman's club at
tea at her home this afternoon at 3
o'clock. - Manuscripts submitted in the
Press club's recent short story, play
and poem contest will be read.
Stork Special. .
A daughter was born Wednesday
night to Mr. and Mrs. H. Z, Rosen
feld. -i
A son, named William David, wasJ
born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Marsten. '
Pleasures Past. h
"Miss Margaret Damm entertained
at luncheon Thursday for Miss Flora
Sears, daughter of Judge Sears, a
bride of next week.
Miss Gustav Icken entertained at an
Orpheum party 'complimentary to
Miss Sears, when twelve guests were
present.
Miss Jessie Amin entertained fif
teen friends Wednesday evening at
faispacttaai Bay be
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IS JUST ANOUNCED.
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Zerbe
in honor of her eighteenth birthday.
Miss Thresa Tromp entertained the
members of 1 the Yaake Hula club
Thursday evening. Prizes were won
by Misses Ann Wardian and Mary
McDonough. A "special meeting is
called for next Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Ann Wardian. All
members are requested to be present.
Those present Thursday evening
were: , -
Mlasea Hisses
Ann Donovan, Ann Wardian.
Bertha Wreade,. Thresa Mullaljr,
Catherine Lans, Mary McDoooufh,
Clara Skarda, Threes Tromp, .
Mayme O'Connor.
Miss Helen Goodell entertained the
F. L. club at her home Saturday aft
ernoon. The following members were
present:
Mlasea . - Misses-
Helen Williams, i Iorothy Weller, '
Maxlne Koshier. Johanna Brodenen,
Hasel Ayer. , Mildred Ayer,
Helen OoodeM, " Josephine Jensen. .
Beatrice Olmsted, v .
Social Events to Come. -.
Mrs Howard Rushton will give a
luncheon at the University club Tues
day, followed by an Orpheum matinee
party. -v-
McKinley auxiliary "to B'nai B'rith
will give a dancing party at the Hotel
Rome Tuesday evening, January 23. .
Mrs. Charles Duffy of Burlington,
la., arrived Sunday to be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J, Cooley for
two or three weeks. In her honor
Mrs. Clarke Powell will entertain at
bridge Wednesday, afternoon.
Bethrothal Announcements.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. F. J.
Carey announced the engagement of
her sister, Nell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. U. Cahill, to Mr. Walter
Wightman ot Denver, Lolo. Miss
Cahill is a graduate of the class of
1911 of Omaha High school. For' the
last six years she has been a teacher
in the South Side schools. The ex
act date of the wedding has not yet
been made ' known, although it will
take place near the first of June.
Major and 'Mrs. Frederick V. Krug
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Katherine Krug, to
Mr. William Petersen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. F. Petersen of this city, at a
luncheon given yesterday at the Krug
home at the Post to nine of Miss
Associated Retailers of Omaha
1 Geo. Brandeis
C. C. Belden Committee in Charge
L C. Nash
Announce that the
Reserved Seats
for
JOHN
McCormack
Concert
Tuesday Evening, January 23
- Go on sale at the '
AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE MONDAY
MORNING AT 9:00 O'CLOCK
Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
Mail Orders With Remittance Filled in Order of Receipt
A. L. GREEN, Local Mgr., Care Burgess-Nash Company.
Krug's intimate friends. The wedding
date has not been set.
'
D. A. Foote Family to Leave. '
ine many tnends ot Dr. and M.fs.
D. A. Foote and rhewMisses MariisjeJ
and Mildred will regret fdearn that
Tney are movinEfTO vaniornia,
they will make mrTeTrrlSnWnt
Mrs. Koote and Miss Mildred
the first of March, but Dr. Foote and
lliss .Marjorie will not go until June. 1 let fever for six weeks. Mr. Davis
j has been staying with his parents.
Omaha Club Plans. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis, and his
Omaha club members are being no-1 younger child' has been at the home
tilied of the events which will take i of Mr. and Mrs. Brady,
place at that club in the near future, i Mrs. T. J. Rogers returned Wednes
The annual meeting will be held at I day from New York, where she has
tne club Mouse on Saturday, January
n o :.. .!. r . .1
20, at 8 in the evening. At that time
three directors will be elected to suc
ceed Messrs. Lawrence Brinker, E
M. Fairfield . and Robert Gannett
whose terms have expired. Lieutenant
Pechkoff will speak for half an- hour
at this meeting ot his experiences in
the war.
A week later the club will give a
dinner-dance with dinner served from i
7 to 8 o'clock and thereafter dancing
till midnight. The tinie for the
Omaha club's Mardi 'Grasnall is also
fast approaching.
Celebrates Birthday.
Mrs. Joe Wranch celebrated her
sc.Tnty-second birthday Friday after
noon by a party at her home. The
guests were seated at one long table
in the center of which was a laree
birthday cake with the numerals 72
outlined in candles. The guests in
cluded
Meeclames
Mepriames
J. Conk,
.1. P. Marshall,
F K. ruuns,
K. Kkptrom.
L. T. Hall.
B. W. Hall.
W. H. Hall.
K. A. PHildtitK,
Oeorse Wti.
Duff Wulf
Jean Gallagher
C C Williams
F. W. Somes
G. Ohrt,
Albert Snyder,
Social Gossip.
Miss Amy Gilmore is expected to
leave next week for Louisville, Ky., to
visit Mrs. Arthur Krock.
Mrs. E. M. Fairfield and daughter,
Miss Wynne arrived yesterday from
a two weeks' sojourn in New York.
Mrs. E. S. Westbrook went to Ex
celsior Springs Wednesday for ten
days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McGrew are
expected at the Blackstone today to
remain for the winter. Mrs. McGrew
has been east with her daughter, Mrs.
Wilson Austin, since September, but
was called to Lincoln last week by the
death of a relative. Mr. and Mrs.
McGrew will not open their house this
winter, preferring to stay at the
Blackstone.
Mrs. Windsor Megeath returned
last Sunday from Minneapolis, where
she spent the holidays with her fam
ily. Mrs. Charles Turner of Fremont is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Barton
Millard.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clarke and
Miss Helen Clarke are .planning to
leave the latter part of the month for
Beverly Hills; CaL, where they were
last winter.
Harold Pritchett has been ill at his
home with pneumonia since last Sun
day, but although his temperature has
run very high his case has not reached
an alarming stage and he was con
sidered better by Thursday night
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Swobe
will not give up their apartment at
the Hamilton until June, when they
expect to go out to visit their son,
Owight, in California.'
'' Mr. and Mrs. D. C, Stapleton, who
left Omaha last month to make Wash-
sss mmmm t mmmm
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Delivery to Your Home
Courtesies, , Etc.
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Phone Douglas 846.
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ington ther home, "have bought a
house there on Massachusetts avenue,
! but are still at the Grafton. They
j expect to move into their new home
some time this montn.
Mrs. X. -JUjContant, who has been
I the tfuesnn -Mr. and MrsilfH! Hav-'
ifornia, whf rxierstick for thre$ weeksptitomed S,at
iMHtttt homftTurdiy.evVnirig to ' CbjAtJnjO ' '
Mildred leave Mrs. T. L. Davis is out of quaran-
tine with her boy, who has had scar-
; oeen visiting ner ramer aim :9:
! C.nr nA fr 1 at.v
ter, Colonel Spoor and Mrs. Latey.
for some weeks. ,
Mrs. S. D. Barkalow and Miss Car
oline Barkalow. who have been stop
ping at the Fontenelle since giving
up their home last autumn, will go
. east next week tor the winter, stop-
ping in Louisville, ts.y. tor a weeK or
so and then going on to New York.
Mr. Will T. Burns returned iat-
; urday from Salt Lake City.
Mr. Sam Burns and Mr. J. T. Stew
art, 2d, who are in New York on
business, will be home the first of this
week.
, Mrs. Joslyn, with Mr. and Mrs.
f Farnsworth, have (rone from Holly-
wood to Beverlv Hills.
Mr. A. J. Love was at txcelsior
Springs last week,
Mrs. Tom McShane returned on
Thursday from visiting in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Walter Page left last Sunday
for San Francisco to meet her daugh
' ter, Mrs. Trinder, and baby, who are
returning from the. Philippines and
were due Friday on the transport
Logan. Dr. Trinder is still on duty in
the islands, -where he -has been for
over two years. Mrs. Page and Mrs.
Trinder will remain in California two
or three weeks before coming to
Omaha.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. James C. Dahlman is ill at her
home.
Miss Helen Sturgis has been - the
guest of Miss Katherine Newbranch
at the Alpha Phi house in Lincoln
for the last week.
Mrs. Russell Fisher and daughter,
Jane, leave this evening for a three
weeks' visit in St. Louis with Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Fisher and family.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hoch and two
children, formerly of Omaha, now
living in St. Joseph, Mo., spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Pruitte and mother- '
Mrs. G. A. Finkel of Buffalo, N. Y.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara
Roeder.
Notes of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hart of San
Jose, Cal., are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cohn at the
Colbert apartments.
. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Gbetz will re
turn Sunday morning from New York
City and other eastern points.
Miss Mary Coll will arrive today
from New York, where she has been
(Continued oa Pace Six, Column One.)
It is Merely
a Mark of Courtesy
or Appreciation
to provide flow
V ers for the lady
you take to the
theater, dinner
or dance. It is a
beautiful custom
Leave the choice
of flowers to us,
as most of our
customers' do.
John H. Bath
'The Careful Florist''
1804 Farnam St, Omaha.
Phone Douglas 3000
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