S 0 C I ET Y
Misses Stout and' Keller to
Motor East.
Miss Emily Keller will leave the
flrst of next week to accompany Miss
Hertrude Stout and her father, John
F. Stout, on a four week's motor trip
through the Berkshire*. Miss Keller
will go to Rockport, Me., the flrst of
August to be the guest of Miss
Gwendolen Wolfe and her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Baldrige. The Stouts
will return to Omaha the middle of
August.
Miss Millard Takes Party to
China.
Plans are being made by Miss Jes
sie Millard for a summer trip to
China. Miss Millard, who Is one of
Omaha’s most seasoned travelers, will
be accompanied by Mrs. Barton Mil
lard, Mrs. J. R. Scobie and Mrs. J. C.
Summers. They will leave about
July 15.
Sees the Forgans.
Mrs. Harry Byrne and her small
daughter, Isabella, returned last
week from New York, where they
were the guests of Mrs. Byrpe's
sister, Mrs. Robert H. M. Miller. Part
of the time they spend at the Mil
lers’ summer home at New Rochelle,
L. I. During her stay in New York,
Mrs. Byrne saw Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Forgan of Rye, N. Y., before their
departure for a summer in Scotland.
Mrs. Forgan was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Congdon of this city...
For Mies Hovenden.
Miss Margaret Shotwell entertained
at supper at the Field club Sunday
evening complimentary to Miss Gladys
Hovenden of Sagenman, la., house
guest of MisS Audrey Gorrell. Miss
Harriet Binder will entertain for Miss
Hovenden at luncheon' Tuesday at the
Athletic club and Miss Gorrell will be
hostess at a picnic supper at Valley
Wednesday evening in her honor.
Picnic on the Fourth.
A picnic party on the Fourth will
include the Misses Margaret Harte,
Marion Alleman, Julia Tripp, Ruth
Wallace; Messrs. Delmer lildredge,
Tim Webto, Bill Alleman and Arthur
Schey. They will go to the Elkhorn
Ridge.
For Miss Zadelie Smith.
Mrs. W. F. Baxter will have eight
bridge guests bn Tuesday afternoon
convplimentary to Miss Zadelie Smith
of 8an Francisco, who is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Jay D. Foster.
Country Clubs
Happy Hollow Club
Mrs. £>. F. Marshall entertained at
lancheon Monday for 26 guests In
honor of her daughter Mrs. C. F.
Schwager will have eight tables of
bridge today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Barker will en
tertain for four guests at a dinner
dance at the Happy Hollow club on
Wednesday, the Fourth of July. Five
people will he the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Idnderholtn at a dinner
dance the Fourth of July. Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. SwiUler will give a din
ner for four guests Wednesday.
Miss Win if re(l McMartln had six ta
bles of bridgo at the Happy Hollow
club this afternoon in honor of her
house guest, Miss Ruth Somers of
Grtnnell, la., a schoolmate at Grin
ned. Miss Clella Wright of Des
Moines, la., who is the guest of Miss
Arlene O'Brien, was also an honpr
guest.
Miss Alice Sunderland entertained
12 guests at luncheon today. Mrs. T.
J. Nolan had three guests for lunch
Prettiest Mile Club.
Mrs. A. S. Pinto entertained Fri
day in honor of her grandmother,
Mrs. E. J. Rohrbaugh, whose birth
day it was. Those were present were
Messrs Ed T'halen, A. B. Somers,
G. C. Thompson, Charles Balliet, H.
G. Rockfellow, E. M. Axtell, Frank
Howes, S. K. Spalding. Misses Clare
Hawley, Agnbs Somers, Helen Phalen,
Pearl Rockfellow and Ann Farrell.
Prettiest Mile club will continue
its Saturday dinner dance through
out the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spellman and
Mr. and Mrs. John Bohan were among
those present at the Saturday din
ner dance.
Personals
Miss Helen Graham leaves Tuesday
for a visit in laurel, Neb.
Miss Julia Newcomb left Friday for
California, where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miller and sons,
Wesley T. and Stanley, returned
Tuesday from a two weeks' trip to
Des Moines.
Miss Wiljow O'Brien motored to Bin
coin Sunday to spend the Fourth
with her sister, Mrs. John Market.
Mrs. Darwin H. Campbell left Sun
day for an extended trip to Pacific
coast cities and to Honolulu.
Dr. Clifford J. Mullen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John M. Mullen, left Satur
day evening for Kansas City, Kan.,
where he wil serve his interneshlp in
St. Margaret’s hospital. Dr. Mullen
was graduated from Creighton Medi
cal college. June 2.
Mrs. Fred lssott of Deeds. England,
arrived in Omaha last Tuesday to
visit her son and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman lssott.
Ned Burke, who left Yale two
weeks ago for Europe, joined bis fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Burke and
Miss Emily, in Berne, Switzerland,
yesterday.
Mrs. Eugenie Whitemore-Dinkins
left Saturday night to spend several
weeks at the home of Captain fmd
Mrs. James Dinkins and Lynn Din
kins in New Orleans.
Professor and Mrs. E. 3. Luce and
Miss Betty Luce of Lincoln spent
Saturday in Omaha. They were ac
companied by their house guests,
Messrs. Fox and McMahn of Roches
ter, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harding and
family, Charles, Burkley, Mary, John
and William Harding, leave early in
August to spend the remainder of ths
summer at Glenwood Lake. Minn.
Mrs. Margaret Parker and daugh
ter, Miss Agnes, of Seattle, Wash.,
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are visiting Mrs. Parker's sister, Mrs.
C. N. Dow. and family.
Mrs. Albert W. Staub of New York
City will arrive Wednesday for a
month's visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. McIntosh.
Miss Charlotte Smith returned
Saturday from Miss Madeiera's school
In Washington, D. C. Her aunt, Mrs.
Kdwin Rood, with whom she has been
travelling in the east, will return
Saturday from Chicago.
Mrs. William J. McCaffrey and
children left Friday fur the Minne
sota lakes, where they will spend the
summer months. They were accom
panied by Mr. McCaffrey, who wdll
return to Omaha in two weeks.
Miss Anna Brodfleld left Sunday
for Racine college fummer school, ac
companted by her nephew, |Frank
Brodfleld of Glcnwood, la. After an
extended trip they will return by way
of Chicago about the middle of Au
gust.
Mrs. Frederick W. Clarke and Mrs.
George I,. Howell and her small
daughters. Janice and Phyllis, leave
Wednesday for Singleton, Flatte Can
yon. Colo., where they have taken a
cottage and will remain until late in
September. Mr. Clarke will accom
pany them and remain there for
three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slbhernsen
with their children, Edward, Cather
ine and John, leave this week for the
Hlbbernsen ranch at Monte Vista,
Colo., whore Mr. Slbbernsen'a broth
er, lJrexel Hlbbernsen, ia already lo
rated. They will return in Septem
ber.
.Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Dozier and
sons, William and Henry Dozier, left
last week on a motor trip to Chicago.
Miss Nellie Small of Dunlap accom
panied them. Henry Dozier will go
on to Annapolis, Md., to enter tha—
naval arademy. The others will re
turn home about July IS.
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TOMORROW We Celebrate Our Eleventh Anniversary! Eleven years
which brought us from a humble beginning of ONE FILLING STA
TION in an out-of-the-way location to TWELVE BEAUTIFUL FILL
ING STATIONS advantageously situated throughout the city; eleven
years which have won for us numberless friends and patrons together
with that priceless business asset—GOOD WILL!
11 Years Ago
.Eleven years ago we blazed the trail with
the Filling Station idea; installing the
first of its kind in the eitv of Omaha at
the corner of 24th and Hickory, located
just north of the viaduct. Later, in an
effort to render greater convenience to
our customers, we leased the southeast
comer of 17th and Jackson streets and
installed Filling Station Number Two—
which is shown on the left.
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Toddy
We conceived the idea that a Filling Sta
tion could be a beauty spot instead of an
eye-sore, and today we have twelve of the
most attractive Filling Stations in the
city, conveniently situated—one Filling
Station in Fremont—twelve Tank Stations
in Nebraska". Wo were thfc first to intro
duce pit service in Omaha. On this, our
Eleventh Birthday, we wish to heartily
thank our many friends and customers for
their patronage, which has made it pos
sible for us to say
“Business Is Good, Thank Youu
In appreciation of this patronage we are go
ing to give away FREE with each purchase
of 5 gallons or more of gasolene, the
following:
AMERICAN
FLAGS
Well made; will not
fade. Mounted on a
2-foot stick.
Free
26-PIECE
LUNCHEON SET
Plate*, Cups, Napkin*,
Table Cloth, Spoons—for
your Fourth of July
Picnic.
Drive in at These Stations
end Get YOUR Souvenir!
24th at H St., South
Side
18th at Jackson
30th at Famam
12th at Harney
49th Avenue at Dodge
24th at Willis Avenue
17th at Davenport
29th at Leavenworth
38th Avenue at Farnam
30th at Cuming
60th and Military Ave
nue, Benson
Main and Military,
Fremont
Your Friends!
“Where the Customer Is BOSS”
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