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Society
tCtrurvan-Hogle.
Tlt marring ol Mut Inn Moult,
daughter ul Mr. and Mrt, ChtiU
Hogte, tf Chetier Kencvan of itu
fit y. formerly tl Austin, Minn., wi"
ilk tic Tuctday nmrmrg at V
o'clock in St. Ceeilui cathedral, Ke.
George Smitkol officiating The
ceremony will be followed by a wed
ding brctklatt at ih Kome hotel
"lbe attendanti will be Mr. ami
Mr. Elmer Ctrmichacl of Council
Muff, la.
Mis Hogte will be marrird in her
traveling cottume ol new biow.i
crept with hit to match. She wi'.l
wrr cortagt ol rotei and iweet
peti.
Following hjntvmoofi at tht
Minnesota Ultra In. Kenevan and hi
brute will be at home in Omaha
after Octo&er 15.
Many atfairi have been given In
Mit Hngle'e honor, amon them
bring a linen ihowrr latt Tnunday
when Mitt Elizabeth Noon wai hot-
kit. On Saturday Mr. Carmicliarl
entertained at luncheon at hrr home
complimentary to Mitt I logic.
CreW'Nielten.
Mr.' and Mr. N. I'. Nielsen an
nounre the marriage of their daugh
trr. Hare! Marie, to Auttin Lb-lbcrt
Crew, ton ol Mr. and Mrt. J. D.
Crew, on Wtdnetday, September 6,
at their home, the Key. K. L'lvilvrn
of Our Savior Lutheran church of
ficiated. Mitt Mabel Nielten. the
bride' titter, wa bridetmaid, and
Harold C. Crew, the brother of the
groom, wa beil man. The bride
wt gowned in white canton,
trimmed in pearlt and chant illy lace,
and carried a thower bouquet of
bride rote. Mitt rsiclen wore
jafe green canton.
Mrt. Lrneit HulTett played the
wedding marrh and, before the cere
mony, Mr. Harold Crew tang "Oh,
jronme Aie. anq ai ivawning.
After a honeymoon at Ealea l'ark
the young couple will be at home
October 1 at 2344 South Thirty-third
atreet.
Spellman-Balnee.
The wedding of Mitt Nell Bainet
and J'frr E. Spellman waa lolemn
ized Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
at St. Patrick church. The bride it
the litter of Mr. Henry Donnelly
and it a graduate nurte of the Wite
Memorial hotpital, and the groom,
ion of Mr. and Mrt. D. L. Spellman1,
it a graduate of the Creighton
pharmacy. Their attendant were
Mitt Axnet liainrt, titter of the
bride, and John Spellman, brother
ol the groom.
After two week in Denver the
young couple will make their home
in Omaha.
Vititori From Lot Angelet.
Mr. and Mri. J. If. Carte have
had at their Ktietti thit pat week
Mr. Lave Fillin and daughter,
Marion and Ruth, of Lot Angcle.
Thursday evening Mr. Cane, at
tisted by her daughter, Mr. Walter
l'ottt, Mr. E. K. Carte and Mrt.
John F. Carte, entertained at din
ner for the gurttf, when cover were
laid for 30. Later in the evening
Mit Kuth Fillin wa complimented
by a party at the Brandci restaurant
in celebration of her birthday anni
versary. The Califomian left Sat
urday for Chicago and Minneapolis
and Mr. Cart plan to meet them
in the latter city next week and re
main ionic time at the lake. Later
he will go to French Licit; Ind.
Birthday Party.
Mri, Macy Dineen entertained at a
children't party Thursday in honor
ol the 11th birthday anniversary of
her daughter, Dorothy May.
MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA
The H uman
w Fashions
Good drcssinir I.i not only a matter
of quality and authentic atyle in ap
parel, but it require the skilful ic
iectiort of every item in order to
give expression, to peraonality.
I'erhnpa our aalexpeople with their
long esperlt'tiee in miilylng the In
flume of variation itt line ami
cobra may he able to ansikt you in
hoing jour new fall rluthee.
At any rate, they will la frtn4 to
theerfully aerve you in every poa
tibt way atn we lo not want you
hi heaitate to try on garment after
garment In order to determine with
rfting rare the very Mie which for
you ptm-tti-a the hight UitinU
f bccttutUignrM and livli iduatity.
HaasBrothers
Women"
Mrs. A. L. Williams to
Spend Month With
Daughter.
Mr. A. L. William, wife c( the
late Hithop Arthur L. William, ar
r'ved latt week to be the guest of her
daughter, Mr. Irving ISrnolkcn, for
the month of September. Mr. Wil
liam, who it at present living with
her nephew, Kev. B. C Chandler, a
former Omahan, in Kent, Conn., hat
been tummering in Colorado, at
Boulder, Kite park and at the grave
of her husband, in Longmont. Fri
day Mri, Benolken entertained at
luncheon complimentary to hrr
mother, when the guest were the
original member of the Bishop's
Altar guild. They are the Mesdame
Mary fJriffin of Florence. M. It. I'ot-
ter, Fred Thomat, Mylct Standith
A. A. r.gbcrt and Mitt Lucy Up
dike. Cueita From Rochetter.
Mr. and Mrt. G. E. Lincoln of
Rochetter, N, Y arrived latt week
to be the guctti of their nephew,
Walter W. Fairweathefl and Mr.
Fairweather. and also of Mr. and
Mr. H. H. Wheeler of Couneil
Bluffs. Thursday Mr. and Mr. F, F.
Ue Vor gave a dinner at their home
in honor of the vititori, and Friday
evening Mrt. Fairweather entertain
ed 16 guettt complimentary to Mr.
and Mrt. Lincoln. On Saturday
thev were honor guettt at a picnic
at Valley, and Sunday they -will mo
tor 'to Lincoln to tpend the day.'
Home From Northern Trip.
Mr. and Mr. I?. B. Combi and
children, Bernard, Eliraheth May,
and Dorothea June, motored to Cen
tral City latt week and tpent several
day visiting friends. Mr. Combs
ha recently returned from a several
week motor trip to Minnesota when
the was accompanied by the Met
flames L. Antisdel, Gertrude Cooper
and Bell Vesley of Ashland, They
visited Minneapolis and St. Paul and
stopped at Lake Minnetonka and
Lake Okoboji.
NEW KOUK
Equation
Hill
School Girls to Dance in Ak -
HI
1 When Coronado enter the king
dom of (Juivrra in the Nehratka
pageant September 18 one ol the firit
Ittatt in ttore for him will be a
dance staged by the Spanith women.
The rolet will be filled by the dozen
attractive' ichool girlt pictured above
who are being trained by Mitt
Adelaide Fogg. They appear the
first evening of the pageant. Thote
in the group are the Mittei Dorothy
Stafford, Esther Ellii, Katherine
Murphy, Harriet Koran, Marie
Kieny, Anne Zadek, Koberla Drue
dow, Betty Hickey, Dorothy Gold
stein, Charlotte Trrxrl. Catherine
Curhing and Fautteen Cott.
The taiuhow dance in which Mitt
Fogg hertelf appear in lolo, will
take place on the tccond evening of
the pageant and the four girl who
take part are the Mitsct France
Gaflcrd, Ellen Pcterton, Kuth Bctt
and Mildred Jacque.
Personals
Mis Dorothy Hall returned Fri
day irom a trip to northern Wiscon
sin. Baldwin Sinclair leaves Sunday to
enter 1'hillip academy at Andoyer,
Man.
Mr. and Mri. Victor White have
teturned from California, where they
(pent six week.
Mr. and Mr. B Ce.lint.ki an
nounce the birth of a ton Friday at
St. Joseph hospital.
Mist Emma Jean Wiggi is leaving
Monriayto enter Lindcnwood col
lege at St. Charles, Mo.
Mr. and 'Mrt. Henry Jahdc an
nounce the birth of a daughter Fri
day at St. Joseph hospital.
Vfr Ififin Malhert fif Chlcaan ar
rived Saturday for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mr. Victor White.
Paul Wurn left last week for Chi
cago to resume hit studies at the
Northern Illinois College of Op
tometry. T)r anA Mrt. William L. Shearer
and family returned Thunday from
northern Wisconsin, where they have
been spending the summer.
Margaret Widenor leaves Septem
ber 18 to enter Rockford college.
Miss Widenor was a student at the
Omaha university last year.
Hti ft 'MrCufierv eif San Fran-
cisco arrived Saturday to be the guest
ot ner parents, Mr. ana Mrs. jonn r.
Aictanery, lor a icw wccks.
Miss Ruth Parker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Parker, leave
Dmnha Yfnnrlav in ntpr her inninr
year at the University of Nebraska.
Mr. Van Darrell, Anert and her
niece, Mi Mirian Mosher, , leave
Thursday for Urbana, III., where
Miss Mother will enter the Univer
sity of Illinois.
Miss Stella Robinson, who had her
tonsils removed Friday at the Clark
son hospital, it convalescing at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Robinson.
Arthur B. Dunbar, who has been
confined to the Paxton Memorial
hotpital for the past three weeks,
following an operation for appendi
citis, isable to go home.
Mr. J. W. Martin and daughters,
Bernadette and Catherine, left Sat-
urday for New York and other east
ern point. While in New lorg
they will visit Mrs. Martin's son,
Dr. J. W. Martin
Mrs. John W. Welch and ton.
John, left Thursday for Lot Angeles.
John will enter the 1'niveriity of
Southern California. Mr. Welch
will be gone about three weeks.
Mr and Mrt. J. 11. Kritenbrink
and family returned from motir
trip to Obert. Neb., where they weie
the gueiy rf Mr. and Mrt. C. A
Piderten, Mrt. Ptdtrtcn wat for
merly Charlotte Kritenbrink.
Mrt M. llertberg and dtughtct,
Ttuline, Ml Friday fur Whetting.
V. Va. I'tubPt will ttKJttit her
ttMilitt at Mi. l I'htntat acdmy
ind Mrt. llenHrrf will tpend a
month ith her partnu In Whetting
Mr. knd MiT 1. B Wilt ue
having iwit Aln hre
thr ilt ru rmntittv. lh
htt i.i iHttr h.tn cm Wlwitlt)
( Vi!t h ba
rtnUtt i thit t'ly lf W yttri.
Mrt Utf Mtittnn KiiM. Mt
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THE SUNDAY JJKK: OMAHA. SEPTEMBER 10. 1922.
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Grotte of this city. They will make
their home in Houston, Tex.
Mis Mary Drummy arrived in
Omaha last Sunday after spending
the summer in California. Grace
and Charle Drummy left on Wed
nesday for Santa Monica, Cal., where
their mother, Mr. K. F. Drummy,
it making her home.
Mi Amelia Edquitt, who with
Mis Emma Louise Edquist tpent
the month of August visiting Bos
ton, New York and Washington, .has
returned.' Miss Emma Louise- re
mained in Chicago, where the It re
suming her work at the Academy of
Fine Arts. ;
Reception Given for Mis
sion Worker.
Mrs. M. E. cilbert of Kearney,
Neb., superintendent of young- peo
ple's work in the Topeka branch of
the Woman'i Foreign Missionary so
ciety, will be honor guest at a re
ception at the Y. W Ci A. Sunday
afternoon, when the hostess will be
Mrs. J. K. Hyde, Mrs. W. F. Schil
der and Mrs. E. G. Smith, The
Young Women's Missionary societies
of Omaha will be invited guests.
Mri. Gilbert will speak following the
formal reception.
Kemper Boyi Entertain.
Members of the Omaha Kemper
club, who are returning to tchoo!
Monday, entertained their fathers at
a banquet Saturday evening at the
Athletic club.
Among those who are returning to
the school this year are Arthur Cog
lizer, jr., Allen Tillotson, James
Corr, Marvin Treller, Willard Stew
art, Richard Wlpton, Edward Croi-
by, Marvin Ward and Glenn Keu
field. For Mist Clark.
Miss Sis Clark of ColuniHus, Neb.,
was honor guest Wednesday at a
bridge given by Mits Pauline Bur
kett at her home. Miss Burkett, her
sister, Mist Katherine, and Miss
Clark are students at the University
of Nebraska. The Misses Burkett
leave next week to resume their
studies there. Mil Katherine is spe
cializing in domestic science and Miss
Pauline in kindergarten work.
Mist McElroy Engaged.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Mc
Elroy announce the engagement of
their daughter, Helen Kaniona. to
Joseph Francis Creedon, ton of IX
J. Creedon of Omaha, The wed
ding hat been tet for Saturday
morning, October 7, and will take
place at Our Lady of Lourde church.
Mr. Creedon it a graduate of the
University of Illinois and a member
of .Alpha Ko Chi.
It It a good plan to save the
thread pulled front linen and u
them for hemstitching, So often it n
iiiimittible to get the tame shade of
Wotion, and this will mure a perfect
m4'ch,
Tht idiiing period of radium It
computed a about J-Nfi year.
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Sar - Ben Pageant
Mushrooms Have High
Food Value as Well
y as Delicacy. .
Mushroom are a choice food, and
are really one of the thing! on which
epicures ipend a great deal of time.
On the other hand, they have high
food value, and it is quite true that
in certain parts of the world native
tribes of people count mushrooms
among their few staple of food.
This is said to be the case in Terra
del Fucgo.
Here are tome good ways of pre
paring mushrooms:
Mushroome in the Chafing Dish.
" One cup of stock, one-half pound
of fresh mushrooms, two tablespoons
of flour, a few drops of lemon juice,
three tablespoons of butter, two
tablespoons of grated cheese, toast,
salt and paprika to taste.
Wash 10 -mushrooms, peel the caps
and cut in large pieces. Season
with salt and pepper and dredge
lightly with one tablespoon of flour.
Melt two tablespoons of butter in
the chafing dish, add the mushrooms
HOLIDAY
-at JEWEL
I
FOR the viewing by Ak-Sar-Ben crowda we have
assembled a notable selection of gifts. Your
holiday shopping may well be done now. Price
consistently fair. .
A DIAMOND SPECIAL WILL BE
PLACED IN OUR WINDOWS EACH
MORNING BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 11
John Hcnrickson, Jcwclcr
E.tablith.d 1882
HOWARD CAST FURNACE
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Tatt.lt MUt Wm ef Kik t4 N i.i
and cook four minutes. Remove to
a hot dish. Make a brown sauce by
melting the remaining tablespoon of
butter. Add the remaining table
spoon orflour and brown. Atld the
stock. Stir until the sauce thickens.
Return the mushrooms to the sauce
and cook until they are reheated.
Sprinkle with cheese, season with
lemon juice and serve.
Smother Mushroome.
One-half cup of stock, one-half
pound of fresh mushrooms, one
tablespoi-n of butter, one-fourth tea
spoon, of salt, yolks of two eggs,
three . tablespoons of flour, one
fourth tablespoon of paprika.
Wash and peel the mushrooms.
Melt the butter in the chafing dish,
add the mushrooms and season with
the salt and pepper. Put the cover
on the chafing dish and cook for
eight minutes. Add the flour; stir
until it it tmooth. Pour in the
stock and when heated itir in quick
ly the yolki of the eggs. Serve at
once.
Never serve more than one fried
food at a meal.
SHOWING
GIFT SHOP-
Sixteenth at Capitol
IF
you
have a
heating1
problem,
our own
heating
engineer
will be
pleased
to Advise
you on it.
WelnTtaU
In Omaha
anil
vicinity.
There l a
1 low arl
Model
for almoat
very
need.
Country Clubs
At Hippy Hollow.
Thoe holding retervatioui for tup
per at Happv Hollow Saturday were
J. K. Morritton, 6; W. II. Jour. 9;
rrmk K. Clark. 12; W. P. White
rraiilc K. tUrk, W. W. P, Wh.te
Norn, S; C. U Coomb, H; W..II.
iuild, 7; E. T. Kector. 5; J.T.
itrowntee, $; J, A. l inderhofm, 7;
Guild
K. A, Betrdtley, 2; Thomi Fell, 2;
L. li. llliamt, i
At the Country Club.
Carton Millard had 12 guett it
dinner latt evening at the Country
Shot Dept.
You'll dfliRht in wcarinir tlieso
newest creations in
Autumn Footwear
featured at
Tbelr unuaual beauty, their trace and
thapellnest inukei them favorite
with well dressed women.
Patent and Suede Combinations.
Calfskin and Suede Combinations.
' Blftck Satlna and Brocade.
All Patent Leather.
Kidnkln and calfsklna.
Brown, Tan, Beige, Gray, Black.
Omaha'a exclusive distributors ot Kozak and
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These distinctive frocks
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All sties from 16 l
to li had in Fadiion
ERZBERGS
lil'UI I Was Sit
club, I. L, Campbell, 4; C.en. F, I.
kruuii. 7; M'l luthtr Ikake, 4;
and lor luncheon Saturday Mrt. I ord
Itovey, 4, and W. ".
At the Field Club.
Mr, and Mrt, L. M. regau ae a
dinner of 2 cover Saturday evening
in honor of Captain and Mrt. A. L
Lemon of Panama, who arrived yet
lerday to be their guett. A. E
HjII rnti i limed tix guettt and to
iiiKht t). W. Dunn will be hot! to 7.
Women'a Golf Tournament.
The women golfert of the Field
club will qualify Monday morning at
9 for the club championthip.
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