Society Column
Mrs. Frank J. Was was hostess to
aeveral Thursday afternoon, the
tarty being la compliment to Mrs.
ulver of Denver, Mrs. Flnrh of Chi
cago, and Mrs. Bentley of Deadwood.
The affair was In (he nature of a
kensington, and was thoroughly n
iyed by all present. Besides the
Jiests of honor the following were
resent: Mesdames Drake, Shaw, J.
Toung, Barnett, Mitchell and Cants.
. Mrs. F. B. Holsten entertained at
a 6:30 dinner mursaay evening in
konor of Mrs. Finch, who left for
her home at Chicago thnt night. In
the neighborhood of twenty-fire
guests were present. Pink and
' white was used in an attractive way
tii the decorations. Following the
luncheon cards provided the aniuse
lent. Mrs. Finch received the
award for the highest score, while
Mrs. Harris won the free-for-all. 1
The Alliance Womenjs Choral club
practiced in the assembly room at the
eourt house Monday evening. The
members are developing rapidly. In
dies interested are cordially invited
o-Joln.
Mrs. William Carson Shaw was
hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Finch of
Chicago, Mrs Culver of Denver and
Mrs. Bentley of Deadwood. Tho col
or scheme was neatly worked out in
yellow and white. The guests were
Mesdames Finch, Culver, Bentley,
Drake, Barnett, Shaw, Mitchell, J.
Toung and Gants.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
ejhurch enjoyed a fine meeting Wed
nesday afternoon of last week. Mrs.
Finch, of Chicago, who was a guest
ia the city, gave a very helpful as
well as pleasing talk on the subject,
Woman's Work In the Church."
Mrs. 8. Tillett and Mrs. William
Weldenhamer were hostesses at a
1:30 o'clock luncheon given at the
Tillett home in the Folra apartments.
The event was In honor of Miss Grace
G. Fickle and following the luncheon
took the form of a kitchen shower.
The decorations were in red and
white. The gifts for Mlsa Fickle
were arranged in such a manner that
a great deal of enjoyment was de
rived from this source. The guests
tn attendance were Mesdames Har
ris, Marks, Hargraves, Tully, Gavin,
Oilman, Helpbrlnger, Krldelbaugh,
Hampton, Rumer, Hively, Cogswell,
Hall, Bogue, Welch,- Highland, Co
tant, and the Misses Regan and Fic
kle. '
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There was a good attendance out
at Antloch Sunday to listen to the
entertainment given there by the Al
liance School of Music. If tho In
terest shown at the entertainment
Sunday ia any indication the remain
ing eight concerts to be Elven there
will be very well attended. The fol
lowing program was rendered: Old
Prayer, Di Lasso (11th century).-
Meditation "Thais", Mr. Ralph Un
lacke. Gavotte "D'Albert". Mrs.
Edith Swan Zedlker. "My Charm
lngv Marguerite", Miss Eunice Bur
nett. Iast movement of the Caesar
Franck Sonata, Mr. Ralph Unlacke.
Venetian Barcarole, Mrs. Zedlker. "I
Am Titlana" from "Mlgnon," Miss
Eunice Burnett.
The meeting of the Woman's Club
will be held this week on Friday af
ternoon at tho home of Mrs. C. K.
Single, starting at 3 o'clock. The
program will be as follows: Musical
program Roll Call, national airs. 1
Great Britain "Rule Britannia".
2 Austria "God Preserve the Em
peror." 3 Russia "God Rave th
Crar." 4 France "Marseilles."
5. Italy "Garabaldi." 6 Ger
many "Die Wncht am Rhine." 7
United States "Star Spangled
Banner." Story of 1, 2, 3 and 4
Mrs. Reddish. Story of B, 6 and 7
Mrs. Delia Mallery. Each song play
ed on the Sonora.
Thanksgiving sale at The Fashion
Shop starts on November 25th. Read
the ad.
'Miss Amanda Nabb became the
wife of John H. Rehder on Novem
ber 15. The ceremony was perform
d at high noon at the home of the
parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Nabb. Rev. F. Worthman,
pastor of the German Evangelical
Lutheran church, officiated. The
bride was attended by Miss Dora
Rehder, sister of the groom, while
the best man was Edward Nabb, th?
bride's brother. Mrs. Rehder is a
graduate of the Alliance high school
of the class of 1912, is a well-known
and popular young lady. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Reh
der of Alliance and is well known.
Among those In attendance at -the
nuptial services were relatives from
the eastern portion of the state. The
happy couple are enjoying a two
weeks honeymoon trip in the east.
On their return they will be at home
to their many friends at 804 Toluca.
Miss Anna Finnegaa was the guest
of honor at a four-course dinner giv
en Friday afternoon by the employ
ees of the Silver Grill cafe. C. A.
Lange acted as toastmaster. Ten
guests were present. Miss Finnegan
will be married to Mr. Herman Nel
son shortly.
Mrs. George Deltlien was hostess
to twelve- guests Thursday afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Clapp of Mum
per, who was -her. guest. Delightful
refreshments were1 served by the
.hostess and a pleasant afternoon en
joyed by all.
Mrs. Rolla Wilson entertained the
members of the Inter Se'Club at a
kenslngton and four-course luncneon
Thursday afternoon. All in attend
ance enjoyed themselves very much.
Furs at one-half price during tho
big Thanksgiving sale at The Fash
ion fihnn a nae. larno BIOCB. iu
select from of the latest styles.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the First Presbyterian church
were pleasantly entertained Wednes
day afternoon at the hoiue of Mrs. B,
Fonath.
Friends here have received an
' nouncetuenU of the luarrlagu of Mlaa
PiwnhPth wick, formerly of this
. -itv. to Mr. Ruudall Sickler. U ranch
er of near Forsythe, Mont. The
ceremony was performed on Novem
ber 7. Mrs. Sickler hiis many
friends in and about Alliance, hav
ing been employed iu the ' lulllinary
department of oae of the local stores
here tome four years ago.
Beginning Wednebd.ry .afternoon.
, December 6, and continuing each
Wednesday afternoon thereafter the
Elks Club rooms willbe turned over
to the ladies. At a-meeting held
Friday evening it "was decided to is
sue invitations to lady relatives of
.members to enjoy a kensington and
afternoon tea on December 6. If
the ladles take hold of the idea the
Wednesday afternoon affairs will be
continued. It Is planned to make
these teas one of the most delight
ful, if not the most delightful, social
affairs of the week. The entire
building will be at the command of
ihe ladies together with the services
of the chef. The guests may tjring
their fancy work, play cards or keno.
nlay and liBten to their favorite mu
sic on the piano or phonograph, use
the billiard room, gymnasium' or
bowling alleys, iu fact do anything
they might wish. And after a pleas
ant afternoon has been spent tea and
a luncheon will be served them, all
without one cent of expense to them.
The "Best People On Earth" want to
Mrs Harry Gantz was hostess at a
bridge party and luncheon Saturday
afternoon, those present being Mes
dames Was, Shaw, Jeep, John Young,
ModlBett and Mitchell.
AT THE STANDARD'S SALE
7 boxes Standard matches for
25 cents.
6 cans Sunhrite Cleanser for
25 cents.
25-cent package Gold Dust for
20 cents. ,
3 pounds bulk Macaroni for 25
cents.
STANDARD GROCERY CO.
Miss Jeanette M. Haney and Les
ter W. Harvey were united In mar
riage Thursday evening at the home
I of the bride, 511 Niobrara avenue.
Both are well known and popular
members of the senior class of the
Alliance high school. The happy cou
ple will make their home In the fu
ture at Omaha where the groom has
j secured employment. '
Miss Myrtle F. Hembry of this vi
cinity and Joseph W. Tourcheck of
Wayside, Nebr., were united In mar
riage Monday at the home of James
Skinner In this city. Rev. J. B.
Carns of the Methodist church pro
nounced the words that made them
man and wife. The bride was be
comingly gowned In a dress of beau
tiful white meteor with trimming of
lace. A iumptuous wedding break
fast was served to the near relatives '
and friends' Immediately following
the ceremony. The bride Is well
known here, having taught school
sou of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hewett of the past two yearsr 'ine groom is a
this city, to Miss Veich or Lincoln well-to-do rancher living near way-
show their guests a real good tln.e.
To those of the ladles to whom thu
plan haB been suggested it has been
enthusiastically received and It , Is
hoped to make these functions one
of the most important social events
of the week. From time to time tho
ladies will bo privileged to invito
their friends and hold an open-house
kensington. ' Tho ertlro success of;
the plan depends entirely on how it
is received by the ladles, but every
indicat'on. it is said, points to its
entire succors.
The marriage of James, K. Hewett,
took place at t he homo of tho bride's
parents, in Lincoln, Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11. iiewett were in
attendance at the ceremony, leaving
Alliance Saturday night. -The happy
couple will litre at Broken Bow,
Nebr.. where the groom operates the
Broken Bow Republican, which
newspaper he recently purchased.
Arthur L. Grimes of Casper. Wyo.,
and Miss Eleanor Ironmonger ot
Jacksonville, 111., were united in
marriage here Monday arternoon oy
Rev. i. B. Carns of the Methodist
church, the ceremony taking place at
the M. E. parsonage.
a handsome dovesllk traveling suit
The groom Is employed on the Bur
lington working on the Casper divis
ion. The bride has been empioyeo
i n a stenographer at Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. Grimes will make their
home at Casper.
side. They will be at home at Way
side, Nebr., to their many friends.
Tho men of the Christian church
held a social session Tuesday even-;
Ing that was a success rrom start to
finish. Representative-elect Lloyd (
Thomas gave a talk on proposed pro
hibitory laws and others made short
talks. Tire general discussion was
Interesting to all In attendance.
These meetings are Increasing both
Inattendanee and Interest from week
to week. '.
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Money-saving specials In ladles'.
The bride wore ready-to-wear clothing during thoj
j. nanssgiving tsaie ai inn rasiuun
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An appropriate time for showing our appreciation of
the good things that have been our lot to share; Enjoy
ing the peace, comforts and good cheer that reign su
preme in this our "Country."
A new suit or overcoat from our superb
line of pure wool clothes
will aid the inner man on "Thursday" the 30th, to enjoy
his annual feast. These splendid garments arethe epi
tome of style and cloth quality models to please every
taste and fit every figurepriced at
$12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00
Excessories that are in keeping we have too '
Shirts, Ties, Hose, Shoes
No matter what your wardrobe needs, you will find it
here at a price you'll like, " ,
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Miss Mildred Campbell was host
ess Thursday evening at a most de-;
lightful kensington. A pleasant and ,
tasty three-course luncheon was j
served. The guests wore as rollows: j
Misses Ruth Morris. Cynthia Daven-'
port. Charlotte Mollrlng, Hannah j
Keane, Teresa' O'Donnell, an(J Hatel
Bennett. .
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The Ladles' Aid Society of tho
Methodist church met Wednesday uf
ternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Moxou at
her home at 807 Big Horn avenue.
me regular Iorein miasma, y nv. ori tran taiM.
no v.. hnlit anri a mrtql I ntereat III e I ra vtw uuwu&
program given. The "King Herald" of the Standard's biff Annivers-
girH pave a pageant t hut was highly arv Grocery Bale wnlCD Closes
appreciated. Saturday nicht.
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Mrs. r . W. itarv H enieriamea. The memhet s of the P. K. O. so-
Monday arternoon, st a luncheon and I clety were very pleasantly entertain-
brldga party ror M'-. .1. L. Bentley
who Is here rrom P.adwood, S. D
Richmond roses taw decorated the
home. Mrs. W. C. , Shaw was pre
sented with a beaii iful bouquet of
roses as the prize for the high hon
ors at bridge. The mestn were the
Mesdames Holsten. Cogswell. .Was
Shaw, Morrow, Mitchell and Ganti
ed Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Charles Tully in compliment to Mrs.
Albert Killlan, ' the state organizer
for the orfler. A special business
session was held tind at 6 o clock
Mrs. Tully entertained the inemb'Ts
at a well-appointed dinner party. The
entire afternoon wak a great success.
Emmett Wilson, on Thursday, the
occasion of his ninth birthday annl
versary, was host to a number of,hisMrs. Culver of Denver
little friends. A ( hvoe-course din
ner was served by ..Mrs. Wilson, and
later in the evenly the party was
taken to the theatre, .Those present
were: Leo Bayers, Clifford Lester,
Raymond GarrMt, Charles Brookley,
Ralph Cox. Philip ililan. Henry
Gordon, Frank Hodgkinson and Wil
liam Eberly.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rehder enter
tnlned the following at a dinner
party at their home Saturday even
in: Mrs. Enoch Boyer. the MisBes
Helen and Ruth Macy. H
MrsW. B. Barnett was hostess
Sunday evening at a dinner party
elven In cornpliraeut to her guest.
The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Was. W. R.
Metz and H. M. BushnelJ.' This af
ternoon Mrs. Barnett gives a 1:30
luncheon in honor of her guest.
Consign Your Shipments to the
Blain Horse & Mule Commission Co.
. Grand Island, Nebraska
Our Motto: "Service and a Square Deal"
Auction Every TuesiJiiy an'J VVed iestl iy. iVi vate ra s, Uy -'
For Information write or wir us '
WAN! AD DEPARTMENT
LOST Pair of gold glasse be
tween Central school and Nebraska
Rooming House. Finder leave at
Herald efflce and receive reward.
50-lt-7822$ ,
Don't forget to take advantage
of the Standard's big Annivers
ary Grocery Sale which closes
Saturday night.
On Friday .Miss Katherine D.
Dearlng of Grand Island. Nebr.. and
Jnaenh Wliftleri of Douelas. Wvo..
A. Macy.
were united In mnrrlairp at the Enis-
Enoch Boyer, J. Boyer and J. C. Cor-copai church, Dean Shaw performing
scy or Denver, Colo.
the ceremony. The couple left the
same day for Douglas where they
will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DuBuque en
tertained at a 1:30 dinner party Sun
day afternoon, the atlair tuning me MlgB ElBle Carroll was hostess on
form of a farewell to a number or I Tuesday evening to a number of her
their Immediate friends. The Du
Buques expect to leave shortly for
Lander, Wyo.. where Mr, DuBuque
experts to again enter the theatrical
business, having recently sold his in
terest here. The invited guests wero
Mr.. and Mra. Peter Schott, Mr. and
Mrs. B. J. Sallows. Mr. and Mrs. J
E. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. W. O
Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Benoit, Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Johnson, together with
the mployees of the Imperial thea.-
tre.
rrlends, the entertainment being in
the focm of a theatre party. Lnuch-
eon was served to the guests at
urennan s rouowing wiiien ine guesis
were entertained at the home of Mrs
M. E. Coleman. The guests were
Mrs. M. E. Coleman, Dorothy Blck-
nell. Florence Williams, and Emma
and Ether James.
Don't miss the first great Thanks
giving Sale at The Fashion Shop,
commencing November 25th. Read
the ad In this paper.
FOR BENT
Furnished room for rent in mod
ern residence close to aown-iown
business district. Furnace beat and
both. Fhone 175.
FOR RENT 3 modern rooms ov-
er fashion shop. Call Ash 3091.
60-U-78U
RWMTFwTltEmoTz Cher
enne Avenue, Alliance, Nebraska.
44-tf-7682 '
FOR, RENT - Two furnlsned
rooms. 321 uig norn. rnone wal
nut 8092.
48-2t-7798$
WANTED
LADY COOK .WANTED,
children. For ranch work.
471.
Good second-hand Sewing Machine
for sale cheHp. Sew at Keep-U-Neat
Tailor Shop.
FOR SALE One lot. Situation,
Lot 10, Block 3 of Hitchcock, lltllsj
and Snedeker's addition to Alllarce,
Nebr., to highest bidder for cash.
Write Mrs. Delia 8. Dainton. B.'.rt
lett. Iowa. 61-5t-773$
FOR SALE Heating Btove in
good condition. Cheap. Phone 34 0.
Lloyd Thomas, Herald office.
50-3t -
N'T5ca)ETrN'n?nTcni
ed in choice residence district In Al
1 lance, for sale at reasonable price
Phone 340 or inquire at Herald of
fice. 42-tf-763 i
without
Fhone
39-tf-
THREE good organs for sale
Practically new. Taken In exchange
on pianos. For sale at bargain pric
es. Wiker Music House. Alliance.
Nebr. 42-tf-76J6
SEW1NU MACHINES should phone?
15 or leave word at Snyder's Clga
Store. Phone and the local ageiiU
D. U. Bates, will call on you.
51-31-7828$
HUCOIll rOH TftAlSJMKH
Kallrtikd ia-n eo sscur a vrr ua
(ul b.xk at Tt Hrall offlc. It ia 0 j
daily Urn book for traJomen and
flnemrn. Tba prtca la raaaonabla.
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MOVE ITHMTl'UK SAFELY
We have equipped our -dray wi
ons and auto truck with the tat-
appliances ftr moving furaittr'
without narrlng or scratching o
damage. Vp-to-date wagon pd
will be used by us on all moving Jorl'
JOHN R SNYDER, Phone IS
I7-U-6960
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Money to loan on real estate. !
unnecessary delay In getting louta
Apply to U M. Bullock, Room 4, Hed
dlsb Block, Alliance.
FOB SALE
FOR SALE Ranch within tea
miles of Alliance. 190 acres. In
cluding some farm land suitable for
alfalfa. Will sell part interest or
whole ranch. A bargain and a mon-l
ey-makerr Address Box 7823, care
Alliance Herald. 60:tf-7833
iUSCELANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN On Box Buti
county land ni ranches In the sant
hills. No delay In making the loan
we Inspect ou" lands and furnish th
money at once. J. C. McCorkle. U
Cork! Building. Alliance, Nebr.
l-tf-6554
. LOST Female Scotch collie dog,
seven months old. Had leather col
lar with ring it in. Reward for re
turn to Lloyd Thomas, at The Her
ald office or 915 Box Butte avenue.
61-tf-
partTes vusITing SINGER
, Silk petticoats In the latest styles?
In varied fabrics. Prices are very
low during the Thanksgiving sale at
The, Fashion Shop. Read the ad on
page eight.
MM DANCK AT STAR RANCH
Chris Mosler, of the Star ranch, in
Sheridan county, will give a dance at'
the' ranch on December 11, at whit'
it Is expected that several hundre
people will be present. The Alll-
ance Orchestra, of which Mrs. J. 't
Wiker is manager, will furnish tb
music for the dance. A large huuk
ber of Alliance people are expecting
to attend the dance and enjoy tb-festjvltlea.
