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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE:. JULY 15, 1917.
What
Is Going On
in Society Circles
Famous Virginia Beauty Who Visits
Her Husband's Childhood Home
(CotHh 4 From PC Ow.
cil Bluffs, have returned from Christ
mas Lake, to spend the summer at
their home here. Mrs. Hart went
east to attend the commencement ex
ercises at Dana Hall, and then, ac
companied by Miss Clara, spent four
weeks at Lhnstmas Laice, near Mr.
Henry Hart, who is in the officers'
training camp at Fort Snelling. He
has ben assigned to the field artillery
and will remain at the camp for the
present
Gossip of Visitors.
Miss Macmillan of Onawa is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. N. Con
ner. ... .
Miss Mary Murphy of Kansas City
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Helen
Murphy.
Miss Isabel Harrity, the guest of
Miss Beatrice Coad, returned to Phil
adelphia, last week.
Miss Martha Dolman, the guest of
Mrs. Ben B. Wood, return! today to
St. Joseph. ",. . .
Mrs. S. V. Chase arrived Thursday
from New York to visit her daughter,
Mrs. R. Beecher Howell. '
Miss Virginia Charlton of Falls
City, Mass., the guest of Miss Eliza,
beth Reed, left Friday for Denver
Miss Pauline Westfall of Ellsworth,
"sn., arrived la.st Saturday and is the
guest of Miss Florence Rahm for two
or three weeks. -
Miss Lydia JCook of Portland, Me.,
who returned with Miss Alice Carter
to attend the latter's wedding, will
be here about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith who
came for the wedding of her sister,
Miss Martha Dale, and Alexander
Loomis, returned to Hartford, Conn.,
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Forgan sr
rived last Saturday from Chicago and
are with Mrs. Forgan's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. E. Congdon, who are en
joying a reunion of their daughters,
Mrs. Herbert French from Baton
Rouge, having come north few
weeks ago. Miss Josephine Congdon
returned Tuesday from Christmas
Lake, where she was at the Glen Mor
ris Inn with Mrs. I. Sibbernsen for a
few days. Mrs. Forgan will be here
month and Mrs. Forgan about two
weeks.
Mr. and Mri. Stanley B. Self and
family left for their nome in De
Moines Thursday, after spending the
last four weeks with Mrs. Sleg par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Twiss. j
Miss Gertrude Robinson of Los An
grles, Cal., arrived thii week to spend
the summer with her aunt, Mrs, L. E. ,
King and Mr. King.
On the Calender. - , I
Vester chapter No. 5, Order of the
Easter Star, will entertain at an out
ing and dinner-dance at Carter Lake
club Wednesday. ,
Mrs. W. G. Nicholson will give a
Imcheon at the Blackitone Monday
for Mrs. E. G. Preston of New York,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. J.
Healey. Mrs. F. J. Despecher will be
hostess at an in formal Affair for this
visitor Thursday. ' ... , ,
Happy Hollow elub will have Us
bridge-luncheon Thursday. ,
Mrs. George F. Hughe of 'Coun
cil Bluffs and daughter, Miss Hflghes,
have issued, invitations for ft tea on
Tuesday front 4 to 6 in honor of their
house guests, Miss Grace Lynch ot
Monmouth, III.; '.Miss Rather.
Boesch of, Lake Linden, Mich., and
Miss Helen Quinn and Miss Leta
Simes of Aurora. Neb. The girls are
all schoolmates at St. Mary i school,
Notre Dame.
Where Society is at Home. . '
Mrs. George C Smith and family
are at their cottage at Ogunquit, Me.
Mrs. Warren Blackwell is at the
Edgewater, Beach hotel in Chicago
for month. , ' .
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. E. A.
Grant, who, with their three daugh
ters, have been at the Blackstone,
have taken the house of Mrs. Charles
H. Brown on Thirty-third street, v
Dean and Mrs. J. A. Tancock
moved this week from the cathedral
deanery to 3217 Dodge street, where
their telephone number is Harney
2482. The dean has his office in the
old deanery, with hours from 9 until
12 every morning. t
Mrs. John Singleton Switater and
daughters, formerly of Fort Crook,
are now at Villa Marghenta,
Charleston, S. C Captain Switief
is on duty in the , Southeastern de
partment Mrs. E. V. Lewis is at present at
Gloucester, Mass., having gone there
from Springfield, III., after the death
of her mother. A letter from her
Arthur, recently told of his be
ing "somewhere in France" and well.
This was the first news Mrs. Lewis
had received from him in over two
months. .
Announce Wedding Plans.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Finley to Mr. Chandler Trimble will
be solemnized Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the home of the bride's
parents. Little Miss Esther Stillson
of Boone, la., a cousin of the bride,
and Miss Marcella Foster, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. John J. Foster of this
city, will be the ribbon stretchers
Mr. Trimble will be attended by his
brother, Mr. Chester Trimble. After
the ceremony the young people will
leave for a month at MJnnetonka and
the Minnesota lakes, unless Mr. Trim
ble receives his appointment to the
officers' reserve training camp and
has to return for duty.
. Matthiesen-Higgins Wedding.
Mrs. Anna O. Higgins announces
the marriage of her daughter, Anne
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pain it simply vanishes over night
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dfes. Ofoger Jfomrd Williams
Duncan Higgins,' to Mr. Henry Mat
thiesen of New York City. The cere
mony was performed Saturday morn-
Ling at 11 at bt. Pauls Episcopal
churcn in uien cove, Long isiana,
by Rev. John W. Gammack, rector
of the church, who is a personal
friend of the bride and her family.
Mrs. Gammack, with the bride's two
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins Sul
livan , and Miss Mary Higgins, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Deale Richard
son, the latter a lifelong friend of the
bride, who before her marriage last
January was Miss Louise Mctarland
of. this city, were the witnesses ot
the marriage. A wedding breakfast
at the.rectory followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthiesen will make
their home in New York. They will
come wast later to visit in Omaha,
By Motor to the Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burns and
daughters left in their car Wednesday
lor trior Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Morton and Mr.
and Mrs. F. R. Straight left Thurs
day to motor to 'st. Paul for two
weeks. '
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Caldwell mo
tored Wednesday to Prior Lake,
their children following by train
Thursday night with their nurse.
Dr. and Mrs. I. t. bmith and fam
ily have gone to Lake McDonald in
Glacjer park for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters and baby
went to Prior .Lake Thursday, as
did also Mr. ana Mrs. S. S. Carlisle
and children. . ?
- Mrs, Rose Towle and,. Miss Anne
Gifford went Friday to Okoboji to
spend a week with Mrs. Miriam Pat
terson, Boye and MUs Eugenie Patterson.
Mrs. Charles Offutt, Miss Virginia
Offutt and Mr. Casper Offutt, with
Mrs. Victor B. Caldwell, left Wednes
day by motor for Christmas Lake,
where they will be at the Glen Mor
ris Inn.
Mrs. D. M. Vinsonhaler went to
Christmas Lake Friday to spend the
week-end with her daughter, Mrs.
John Caldwell, and will return Tues
day to leave Friday tor Bennington,
Vt, for the rest ot the summer. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters and
baby daughter left Saturday night for
Prior Lake.' Mr. feters goes "with
his right arm in a sling, having had
the misfortune to break .his wrist
last Tuesday while cranking a Ford
car. He is regretting it more partic
ularly as it will end his golf game
for the season.
Misses Catherine and Charlotte
Denny left Friday night for Miss Win
ifred Sherman's camp for girls oil Cass
Lake, Minn, ,
One of the large auto parties which
leave Monday for Mankato, Minne
apolis and Fort Snelling and the Min
nesota lakes consists of:
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Franwn Dention, Vlo Btrton.
Motirft MMri.
Qeoru R. Ciftvalartd, Vcrn Rf n,
. Mr, Tom Dnlnn. ,
' Mr. ind Mrs. Kaon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fradenburg and
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Wilson left
Friday by motoror Okoboji, where
they will spend a week or ten days.
Social Gossip. '-y ,
A picnic planned by Mrs. John Mc
Shane and given at "Rosemere
Lodge," the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Allison, at Calhoun, Tuesday night
was one of the informal affairs of
the week. About thirty sat down
at the tables spread under the trees
and after supper there was dancing
in the log cabin.
Mrs. George Voss, Mrs. Dorothy
Ringwalt and Miss Leeta Holdrege
went to Hastings Tuesday to give a
course in Red Cross surgical dress
ings to a class of Hastings women
and will be there ten days. Mrs.
Voss will be at the home of Bishop
and Mrs. Beecher while there, and
Miss Ringwalt and Miss Holdrege
are guests of ex-Senator and Mrs.
Dietrich. '
' Dr. William L. Ross, jr., who has
been at home from the general, hos
pital in Cincinnati for a short time,
received his commission as lieutenant
in the medical corps and was obliged
to report' for duty in Cincinnati Fri
day night.
Mr. G. W. Clabatigh is spending a
month at Tawney Town. Md.
Mrs. R. E. McKelvey left Wednes
day for Missouri to visit her sister,
Mrs. D. B. Morrison, in' the Ozark
mountains. She will then go to Pitts
burgh, Baltimore, Atlantic City, New
Ork and Boston before returning.
Omaha, proud as it is of its beau
tiful girls, seldom boasts the pres-
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excuse for your delaying The Burgess-Nash Store has an ex
tremely large assortment of Victrolas and Records and we
cordially invite you to hear them. So that you may have the ad
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War relief work in Omaha received
an impetus this week by the presence
of Mrs. E. G. Preston of New York
City, formerly of London, England,
where she was president of the Amer
ican circle of the Lvceum club, and
supervisor of a convalescent hospital.
Ihis organization, which is interna
tional and is composed of 3,000 women
who must have distinguished them
selves along literary or artistic lines to
belong, maintains a large club house
in London.
"All its actvities have been devoted
to war relief work for the past three
years," said Mrs. Preston.
While here visiting her sister, Mrs.
L. T. Healey, Mrs. Preston has talked
daily at some war relief or Red Cross
auxiliary telling the women of the
hospital work in England and urging
them to sponsor a canvalescent hos
pital. ' -
lhere are no convalescent hospi
tals in France where the American
boys are, and every state in the union
should provide one or more, lhere
are hundreds of them in England.
rrom now on I shall devote every ef
fort to the establishment of them in
France, since it is first of all our duty
to care for our own American boys.
"By all means send cigarets to the
soldiers. Nurses carry cigarets and
matches in their apron pockets and
these are the first thing that the
wounded men want," said Mrs. Pres
ton. .
She expects to be in Paris at work
in the convalescent hospitals by Oc
tober 1. and will remain until the end
of the war, devoting' her time and
money to the comforts of our Amer
ican Sammies.
ence of so perfect a beauty as Mrs.
Roger Howard Williams, wife of Ma
jor Roger Howard Williams, of this
city. This charming woman has
come to spend some time in Omaha
this summer as the guest of" Major
Williams mother, Mrs. E." Williams.
With her is Master Roger Howard
Williams, jr., 5 months old. ,
fr. William, vuhn before her mar
riage was Miss Kathleen Lipsconibe, is
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a cousin oi me nve jamous ing-
ttnrn rnmini wtin ivurf rrtphrated
by Charles Dana Gibson in his "Gib
son Girls." August Franzen.. the
Swedish artist, who recently painted
a ?, n Tf.
a portrait oi cs-r icsmcin xau iui
presentation to Yale college, has done
a wall-siie of Mrs. Williams, which
is said to be his masterpiece and is
to be exhibited in the fall opening of
the academy.
Betrothal Announcements.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Steinberg an
nounce the engagement of their
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daughter, Cart, to Mr. Herman Her
zoff, formerly of Sioux City.
Mr. and Mrs. bam A. Adler an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorette, to Mr. Sam Faltz
man of Council Bluffs. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mrs. M. Gross announces the be
trothal of her eldest-daughter, Ella,
to Mr. George Gasper. y
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At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. L. ti. Marlins: enter
tained at a dancing party Fridav nieht
complimentary to a number of visit
ors. Their guests included:
Miu ' . ' Ulues
Ruth Welti of Helen Byrne of
Battle Creek, Mich. ; ' Battle Creek. Mich. ;
Mabel Uelcher.
. Meun.
Bert Tanner,
Paul Orchard,
William Melcher.
P. Marline of Mlnno-
Laura Peterton,
Elsa Smith,
Meisra.
Earl Page of
St Louie, Mo.;
P. Mullaly,
Mr. and Mr.
Another dancing party was com
posed of: ' ' . ' '
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Katheryn Roberta of Jennie Connor.
Lincoln, Neb.; .. . : . .
Menre. Menrs.
George Clark, Lieutenant Davldaon
Ray Ollllaple, of Fort Omaha.
C. Connor, ' - , . .
Mr. Ennla of Marshalltown, la.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Roberta.
Twenty-two young people enjoyed
a-dancing party Friday night honor-
ma: the Misses Catherine and May
Devitt of Des Moines, la.
Dining with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Tagg were Messrs. G. T. Ingwerson
and E. A. Rose. Mr. n. O. Wind
heim had six guests; Mr. Carl Swan
son, three; Mr. Guy Beckett, four;
Mr. C I. Vollmer, six; Mr. J. B. Wat
kins, six, and Mr. J. F. Anil, .three.
Pleasures Past . .
A sumrise miscellaneous shower
was given fn honor of Miss Elsie Neef
at her home Thursday night
MlMee MlMe
Martha Frankfurt, Lena Hate.
Jennie Haneon, Guaalo Backlund,
Clara Church, . ' Anna Swanson,
Ttllie Laraon, v Either ouatafeon,
Etta Lehmann, Srene Van Noy,
Oenevleve Rhine, Bertha Neef, i ,
Bertha Peteraen, . Ruth Neef, 1
Meidames Meedamea
H. H. Miller, P. A. Rhine,
3, R. Wllllami, J. Neef.
Mrs. Georee Morris entertained the
Comus club Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
O. H. Meyers, Mrs. Dan Tillottson
and Mrs. M. F. Dischoff were guests
of the club and the prize winners were
Mesdames Charles tverson, William
Carrabine, Myers and Dischoff. Mrs.
Charles Lanstrom will entertain the
club in two weeks.
Birth Announcement
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Edholm at the Lord Lister hos
pital. Mrs. Edholm was formerly
Miss Alice Twiss.
Heads Naturlisation Committee.
Dr. Olsa Stastny has just received
her appointment as chairman of th
committee on naturalization of for
eign women- in the women s depart
ment of the Nebraska Council of De
fense. "We shall divide the state into dis
tricts and nlace capable women in
charge of subcommittees, whose work
will DC to reacn every organization
of foreign-born women m the state,
We shall work through the chuches,
life insurance orders and clubs and
teach them that naturalization means
loyalty to Uncle Sam. By working
indirectly through the women we
shall hope to create a greater en
thusiasm and "patriotism among the
men, so that Nebraska will respond
in the autumn as faithfully as every
other state," she said.,
Dr. Stastny is spending the week
end in Lincoln conferring with Miss
Sarah Hrbkova, chairman of the
women's department of the State
Council of Defense.'
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Social Notes
Mrs. George Meadows returned
Wednesday after spending a week at
Wisner with her daughter.
Mrs. Detterbeck of Kansas City is
visiting at the home ot her sister, Mrs.
Denny.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dodds and
Tames Carr and family, autoed to
Valley Sunday, where they spent the
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Castor moved to
Omaha, where they purchased a home
in the Hanscom park district ,
Mr. and Mrs, Martin Jensen spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jensen's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tex.
are visiting Mrs.' Rosewater's mother
in Lansing, Mich.
Mrs. E. O. Hamilton and children,
Allison and Eleanor, have gone to
join Mr. Hamilton and son, Warren,
at Maimi, Fla. Ruth Hamilton will
visit relatives in Columbus,. Neb., dur
ing the absence of the others. ,
Mrs. Harold Richardson and son.
Reed, of Freeport, III., are guests of
Miss Adah Klopp. . '
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rhoades have
returned from their eastern trip, in
cluding Dartmouth college, where
their son, Mbrtqn, graduated
Jeannie and Margaret Dow are vis
iting friends in York, Neb.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Dun
dee Presbyterian church met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. G. G. Guinter.
Hair on limbs
and Under Arms
Dundee
Society Notes
Mr. .Cleoge Hoagland is on a fish
ing trip at Plum Lake, Wash.'
Mr. and Mrs. W. B., T. Belt and
their daughter, Dorothy, are spending
part of the summer at Prior Lake.
Miss Helen Godfrey . of Galena,
111., is visiting Mr. and Mr.s. Charles
Leslie.
Mr. W. T. Johnson is on a fishing
trip in Minnesota.
Mrs. . Stanley Rosewater and son
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The dleae-ipreadlng house fly
eauici more death every year than
war. In aelf-defenie, therefore, ' you
muit make war on him.
We are prepared to furnUh you the
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Ttiis institution is the only one
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buildings situated in 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
Veatment of non-contagious and
non-mental diseases, no others be
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