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H A-08C0 BY JULIA AT268°
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SLATED FOR DEANSHIP
It is reported that Rev. Edward
W. Gordon, pastor of Hillside
Presbyterian Church. 30th and
Ohio Streets since February and
active in community affairs, has
been offered an assistant Dean
ship at Howard University. Wash
ington, D. C. - -
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MOTORED TO LOUISIANA
Mr. and' Mrs. I. S. McPherson
of 1712 No -28th St. and Mrs. Het
tie Grey and children, Herbert Jr.
Barbara Jean, Donna Lee. and
Mildred motored to Shrevesport,
La., to visit their parents. Rev. and
Mrs. C. B. McPherson and* other
relatives. -
On their return trip'they were
the guests of their sister and bro
ther Mr. and Mrs Dan Patterson
of Kansas City, Mo. and guests
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of their sister, Mrs. Sally Ellison
and other relatives in Kansas City
Kansas. The Omahans reported
having a lovely trip and were gone
about ten days.
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VISITING IN IDLEWILDE
Mrs. Flora Pinkston Mitchell
and her neice, Miss Florentine
Crawford left Wednesday, July 29
on their summer vacation. They
will spend the month of Auguest
at Chicago's beautiful summer re
sort Idlewilde. Mrs. Pinkston as
spent l|er summers there for the
past few years.
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RETURNS TO OKLAHOMA
Mrs. Elsie Belcher returned to
her home in Fort Gibson, ^ala.,
after spending two weeks in Om
aha with her sister Mrs. Avoca
Mason of 3115 Miami Street. .
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SOUIX CITY VISITORS
Dr. and Mrs. Bush and their 18
month-old daughter Judith of
Sioux City. Iowa, spent Sunday,
July 22 with Miss Rose LaCour at
her home, 2421 Maple St. The vi
sitors were accompanied by Mrs.
Bush’s twin sister Mrs. George
Kersey and her two children Ellen
and George Jr. of Chicago. Mrs.
Kersey is the wife of Dr. George
Kersey prominent Chicago phy
sician.
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Haynes-Campbell Wedding j
In a quietly beautiful ceremony
"Sunday, August 4, Miss Lois
Campbell the daughter of Mrs.
ouise Campbell became the bride
>f C. L. Haynes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Haynes. The wedding
’eremony took place at the home
of the bride’s grandmother, Mrs.
Leona Pi eston of 2853 Wirt St.
Rev. H. H. Schauland of .nope
Lutheran Church performed the
. ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a gown
of white net. The gown featured
the new cap sleeves and the front
of the bodice including the neck
line and sleeves was daintily shir
ked. She wore a fingertip veil of
illusion the crown of which was
embroidered with tiny seed pearls.
Her bouquet was of white asters
and was tied with a wide band of
vhite satin ribbon.
Miss Doris Mae Younger, who
was maid of honor, was gowned
in fuchia. The bodice of her gown
was fushia taffeta and the skirt
which was chiffon was of a lightei
shade of fuchia. She carried a
mixed bouquet with a center of
white asters.
The bridesmaid was Miss Marie
Merriee who wore blue. Her gown
was designed with a blue taffeta
bodice and had a skirt of blue net.
She also carried a mixed bouquet
with a certering of white asters.
Best man was Albert Calloway.
I Also in the wedding ceremony
I was Sol Hardiman.
The little flower girls was Carol
Patricia Mason, small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Avoca Mason. Little
Carol wore a peach colored dress
and carried a bouquet of eweet
peas.
The reception was held immed
iately following the ceremony.
Assisting at the reception were
Miss Aleta Brashers. who wore a
black and yellow afternoon dress
with ,a distinctive black mono
gram on the front bodice, and Mrs
Josephine Stanley who wore a rose
. colored afternoon dress.
The wedding cake was made
with three tiers and was topped
by a miniture bride and groom.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
1 were received by the couple.
For her grandaughter’s wedding
Mrs. Preston’s beautiful Wirt St.
home was tastefully decorated
with flowers. Gladiolas especially
were used. Both the buffet and
dining table held bouquets of the
lovely flowers On the fireplace
before which the bride and gTQom
were married, the mantle held a
huge vase of the beautiful flow
j ers. Candles on either side of the
floral piece made this setting a love
ly background for the wedding ce
remony.
Miss Brashaers, a cousin of the
I bride caught the bride's bouquet.
For the present the newly mar
ried couple will be at home to
their manj' friends at 2704 Erskine
Street.
SINGER ENTERTAINED
Henry P. Markham, lyric bari
tone of Los Angeles was entertain
ed at a reception given in his hon
or at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbert C. Lewis, 2228 Burdette
Street Friday evening August 2.
The reception followed a recital
given by Mr. Markham at Zion
Baptist church earlier in the even
ing. Approximately fiftv persons
were present to meet the singer.
Girls of the Literary Guild of Zion
'wef-e hostesses and served the
guests. Mrs. Edna McAllister Ba
ker of Oakland, California was
among those present.
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I VISITS DENVER
Mr. Douglas Corbin and his bro
ther Lester, of 2011 No. 28th St.,
left Omaha Friday, August 2, for
a two week’s visit in Denver, Co
lorado. While there they will vi
sit with their uncle. Mr. Joe Boyd.
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RETURNS FROM WYOMING
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbin and
their son Charles of 1801 No. 28
St. vacationed last week in Green
River, Wyo„ where they were the
guests of Mrs. Corbin's father and
) sister. The Corbin's arrived lume
Wednesday, August 6 after a very
pleasant trip.
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FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Little Miss Mary Alice Peters
celebrated her fifth birthday Mon
day, August 5th with a party at
her home at 2817 No. 27th St. 28
little guests attended and helped
Mary Alice celebrate her birth
day. The three children of Mr. and
Mrs. Bovd of Kansas City, Mo.,
were out of town guests at the
party.
The afternoon was scent in the
playing of games. Refreshments
included ice cream, cake and can
dy mints. Mary Alice received
many lovely gifts and each of her
little guests received a papei^ hat
and a horn.
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WEST VIRGIANA VISITOR
Miss Alice Hill of West Virginia
State College Institute. West Va.,
is in Omaha visiting with her sis
• ter and brother-in-law Mr. and
I Mrs. Edward Poindexter of 1443
23rd St. Plaza. Miss Hill expects
to be in Omaha for some time.
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OHIO VISITORS
Guests of Mrs. Curtis Kirtley of
2622 No. 27th St. are Mrs. Kirt
| ley’s sister Mrs. Etta Anthony and
J her niece and husband Mr. and
l Mrs. Adrian Moore. The out-of
i town guests are all from Cleve
land. Ohio. Arriving in the city on
Tuesday. July, the Ohioans left
Omaha Wednesday, August 7th.
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ARTISON-KI RTLEY-FLAN AG AN
CO-HOSTESES
Mrs. Lewis Artison, Mrs. Curtis
Kirtley. and Mrs. Arthur G. Flana
gan were co-hostesses at a one
o’clock luncheon for several out
of-town guests Friday, August 2
at the home of Mrs. Artison at
, 2816 Hamilton St. Out-of-town
guests included Mrs. Ethelyn
Hoard and Mrs. Corrine Thomas
of St. Louis, Mo. who are the house
guests of Mrs. Belle Taylor: Mrs.
William Anthony and Mrs. Esther
Moore, who are Mrs. Kirtley's
guests from Cleveland: Mrs. Grace
Maddox also of Cleveland who is
a guest of Mrs. John Fields: and
Mrs. Lizzie Turner of Dallas. Tex
as. a guest of Mrs. L. C. Clark.
Also inccluded among the guests
of honor was Mrs. McMillan..
A mo~t enjoyable time was en
joyable time was enjoyed by all
thirty of the luncheon guests.
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DALLAS VISITOR
Mrs. Lizzie Turner of Dallas,
Texas has been a visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tur
ner of 2807 Burdette St. for the
oast five weeks. Mrs. Turner re
turned f1 her home Thursday, Aug
1 ust. 8. The Texas guest is a sister
of Mr. Turner.
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TO DENVER, COLORADO
Mrs. Minnie S. Wilson and Mi
ckey Jean Harrie 2301 No. 22nd
St., left Friday, August 9th for
Denver, Colorado on a vacation.
We hope for them a nice one.
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TO PORTLAND AND LOS
ANGELES
Mrs. Lillie Ross, 2709 Corby
left Sunday, August 4th with her
granddaughter, Patsy, for Port
land, Oregon where she will spend
a few days with her brother. Then
she will go to Los Angeles to vi
sit her sister. The trip will take
about two weeks. Both sister and
brother formerly lived in Omaha.
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mrs. mcmillan honored
The Ace of Spades Club honor
ed Mrs. Aaron McMillan at a tea
on Sunday evening from 6 to 8
o’clock. The tea was given at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Thomas of
2713 Wirt St. A color scheme of
salmon pink and a very pale green
was carried out in the decorations
and the refreshments which in
cluded dainty ices, cookies and can
dies, were nice. Especially lovely
was a centerpiece of salmon pink
gladiolas which graced the dining
room table.
Mrs. McMillan was a former
member of the club before' going
abroad. All who attended had a
very enjoyable time.
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CONGRATULATIONS
Mr and Mrs. Edward Poindex
ter are the proud parents of a
baby boy born Sunday morning,
August 4th at Doctor’s hospital.
Mother and son are both doing
well.
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RETURNS FROM FLORIDA
Mr. James Dorsey of 2714
Douglas Street returned to the
city after a stay of three months
in Pensecola, Florida where he
visited with relatives and friends.
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TO VISIT IN CLEVELAND
Mrs. Albert Wright of 2872
Maple Street left Wednesday nite
I August 6 for Cleveland, Ohio to
Charming Visitor from San Diego
MISS JANICE LEIGH
Miss Janice Deign or San Diego
Ca’.U"' nia, Junior at Howard Uni
versity, i3 visiting in Omaha at
the home of her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. William Morris of 949
North 27th St.
Miss Leigh will be joined later
by her mother, Mrs. Ernestine
Wilson.
House Guest
SOV AND DAUGHTER VISIT
DR. AND MRS. WIGGINS
Miss Johnnie McGoy
Miss Johnnie McGoy of Oakland, i
California, is a house-guest of
Miss Terry Clark of 2874 Miami
St. Miss McGoy plans to remain
in Omaha until the tenth , of Sep
tember. She attends Denver Uni
versity.
visit with friends and relatives.
Site will attend the Chicago River
Association which meet in Cleve
land. Mrs. Wright plans to be
gone about two weeks.
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THEATRE PARTY
Mrs. Jessie Vann Hilton of 2403
No. 24th St., was hostess at a
theatre party on Wednesday, July
31 for the house-guests of Mrs.
Belle Taylor, Mrs. Corrine Thomas i
and Miss Ethelyn Hoard of St.
Louis. The ten guests enjoying the
afternoon were Mrs. Corrine Tho
mas, Miss Hoard, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs
Myers, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Mamie
Mason. Mrs. L. Thomas, Mrs. Dora
Alexander and Mrs. Eeck.
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MRS. VAWTF.R ENTERTAINS
40 GUESTS AT LUNCHEON
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Mrs. Havwood Vawter of 1715
No. 28th St. opened the doors of
her palatial home on Tuesday,
August 6th to entertain at an
elaborate buffet luncheon. Roses,
gladiolas and asters in profusion,
were a lovely background to a de
lightful afternoon. The delicious
luncheon was served to forty
guests. Out-of-town guests hon
ored at the suncheon included Miss
Ethelyn E. Hoard and Mrs. Cor
rine Thomas, guests of Mrs. Jos
eph Taylor; Mrs. Laura Williams i
Mrs. Adelene Thems, Mrs. Anna I
Watson, sisters of Mrs. Earl Whee- !
ler; Mrs. Grace Maddox guest of I
Mrs. John Fields; Mrs. Etta An-j
thony and Mrs. Ester Moore, sis-1
ter and niece of Mrs. Curtis Kirt-1
ley; Mrs. Mable Galbreath guest |
of Mrs. Elise Turner; Mrs. Mattie,
Bailey who will leave soon to make |
her home in California; Mrs. Aa-i
ron McMillan recently returned
from abroad and Mrs. Annabelle
Childs, cousin of Mrs. Doris Shobe.
The other guests were Mesdames
Ocee Cooper of Council Bluffs;
Joseph Taylor; Ada McDaniels;
Rose La Cour; Lois R. Good; Ruth
Wheeler; Helen Mahamitt; Essie
Myers; Charles Davis; Louis Art-1
ison; E. R. West: C. C. Foster; I
Roberta Bailey; Walter Craig; Ar- j
thur Flannagan; Edgar Lee; Eva
Pinkett; Ollie Robinson; Olive
Kirley; D. Waldron; Sarah Wash-j
ington; Elise Turner; Mary Fra
zier; A. L. Hawkins; Mary Fau-1
cett and Gussie McPherson.
The hostesses presented each of i
the honored guests with a lovely
handkerchief. Everyone spent a ■
delightful afternoon.
Assisting the hostess at the
luncheon were Mesdames Haw
kins, Craig. Turner, Washington.
McPherson, Shobe, Banks and
Frazier.
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90 GUESTS AT ELMWOOD
BREAKFAST
Co-hostess at a breakfast on
Thursday. August 1st at Elmwood
Park were Mrs. Jessica Wright, j
Mrs Gertrude Lucas, Mrs. Rober- j
ta Bailey, Mrs. Mary Faucett and
Mrs. Jeanette Collins. The break-1
fast honored many out-of-town
guests and their hostesses. Nearly
nr'ipcts enioved a delicious *
breakfast of scrambled eggs, fried
i potatoes, bacon, hot rools, jelly, |
Mrs. Mary Chandler
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Wiggins
of 30'6 Emmett St. have had two
of their children visiting With them
at their home for the past two
weeks. Dr. Edward N. Wiggins,
staff physician at Freedman hos
pital in Washington, D. C„ return
ed to his home Tuesday evening,
August 6 after a week’s visit with
his parents.
Mrs. Mary Chandler, the Wig
gin’s daughter, arrived in Omaha
last Saturday from San Antonio,
Texas, where she is now making
her home. Mrs. Chandler plans to
be here another week.
grape juice and sliced tomatoes.
Out-of-town- guests and their
hostesses included Mrs. Lucille
Shropshire of Jacksonville. Fla.,
who is the house-guest of Mrs.
Ruby Reese; Mrs. Corrine Thomas
and Mrs. Ethelyn Hoard, guests
of Mrs. Joseph Taylor; Mrs. Grace
Maddox guest of Mrs. John Fields;
Mrs. W. F. McMillan, and Mrs.
Nellie Hoard, guests of Mrs. Ocee
Cooper. Many beautiful garden
flowers wTere an appropriate de
coration for the out-door break
fast.
LEAVES FOR LOS ANGELES
Miss Mary Ellen O'Neal, 2510
Lake St left Sunday, August 3rd
for the west coast. She will visit
in Los Angeles with relatives and
friends and expects to be gone for
the rest of the month. Miss O'Neal
is a graduate of General Hospital
No. 2 in Kansas City, Mo. and
practices nursing in Omaha.
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MRS. VIRGiL SHOBE
Of 1437 No. 23rd Plaza has vi
siting with her at her home, her
cousin Mrs. Annabelle Childs and
also a friend Miss Delores Carufel
of Milwaukee, Minn. Both young
ladies arrived last week and will
return to their homes about Aug
ust 14th.
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MRS. LOIS R. GOOD
Of 2820 No. 25th St. returned
to her home Thursday. August 1
after vacationing In Illinois, In
diana, Michigan and Canada. The
Omahan visited with relatives and
many old friends on her trip and
was away from the city a little
over two weeks.
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VISITS MOTHER
A welcome guest of Mrs. J. W. j
Milsap of 3015 Corby St. is her
soon, Mr. John Hardy of the Mer
chant Marines. Mr. Hardy has
only recently returned from Korea
and arrived in Omaha from Port
land, O., Wednesday, July 31. He
expects to remain here until about
the 25th of August.
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Miss Alma Walker
Alma Walker of 1557 No. 19th 1
Street., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Carter of 1557 No. 19th St.,
is the new office secretary of the ,
Omaha Guide.
Miss Walker has recently com
pleted 18 months with the govern
ment in Washington, D. C. as a
clerk-typist. She is a freshman at
Creighton University, majoring in
Education.
Improvement Club To
Meet August 14th
The next regular meeting of the
Ideal Improvement Club will be
Aueust 14th at the Masonic Hall
at 26th and Blondo at 8 pm.
All members and friends who
are interested in improving condi
tions in this community are ur
ged to attend this meeting.
All standing committee mem
bers will be appointed and other
important business will be dis
cussed.
A. R. Goodlett, president
PROUD PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lloyd of
1706 Lake St. are the parents of
a baby girl bom Tuesday, July 30
at Doctor’s Hospital. They have
named the new baby Karen Ann
ette. The Lloyd’s also hpve another
daughter Patricia Yvonne who is
four years old.
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MOTORS TO FORT GIBSON
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broadway
of 1514% No. 24th St. and their
two daughters Marion Ruth and
Wilma motohed to Fort Gibson,
Okla. They will visit in Oklahoma
with friends and relatives. Mr.
Broadway returned to Omaha on
July 27th while the rest of the
family will remain in Ft. Gibson
for about three weeks.
Piano, Voice Recital
Given By Pupils of1
Addie Foxall Hinton
On Sunday evening, August 4, 1916. at Cleaves Temple CME.
Church, the pupils of Mrs. Addie Foxall Hinton, rendered a Recital
in Piano and Voice. The program given was as follows:
“Inch Me and Pinch Me” .John W. Schaum
MARLENE JAMES
“Nodding Flowers” .. France Williams
SHEILA DEAN
“The Brown Bunny” .Vivian Lake
BEVERLY MOORE
“Bobolink .I. Ella Ketterer
JOHNNY PHILLIPS JR.
“Candy Town Tunes” .Geneive Lake
VIVIAN BERRY
“The Candy Maker ’ .Geneive Lake
EVON COOKE
“My Love”. Jean Stanley
JUANITA PIERCE
“Thankful” (Vocal) .Harold Levey
“Doll’s Lullaby” ..Colt-Bompton
CHARLENE JOHNSON
“In Time” .June Weybright
YVONNE HILTON
i “Nodding Ferns”.Irene Rodgers
I OLLIE LITTLEJOHN
I “Songs of the Drum” .Priscilla Ruher
PATRICIA WRIGHT
“Swans on the Water”.Milo Givonni
BEVERLY MADISON
“Wfaltz of the Toys” . George Bcrmont
, JOYCE DEAN
“Home on the Range” .John W. Schaum
GLORIA DODD
Selection .Woodson Center (Guest)
Mrs. Alice Wilson, Pianist
“Drowsy Moon” . Lois Long
MARGERY KING
“Fifi” ...Bertrom Altboyer
JEANETTE LAWSON
“Brisk W inds” .John W. Schaum
ELAINE WADE
“Hiawatha’s Lullaby” .Wallis Ward
LLOYD HUNTER
“Daddy’s Waltz” .Walter Rolfe
IRIS HUNTER
“Prayer Perfect” .Ervin J. Stenson
MISS RESSIE LOGAN, Vocal
“Lily Pool” ...Lelzo Flecher
RUTH McGEE
“Russian Lullaby” .Berneice Bentley
JOYCE WALKER
“Valse Melodie” .Irene Rodgers
SHIRLEY McGEE
“Ice Carnival” .John W. Shaum
BETTY KING
“Fairy Tales” .Erich J. Wolff
“The Lilac Tree” .1.George Gartlan
“Ho- Mr, Piper” .Pearl G. Curran
PATRICIA MIMMS, Vocal
“Wood Nymph’s Harp” .Florende P. Rea
MISS RESSIE LOGAN
“Sleep Little Mormon Maid” .John W. Cadman
MRS. BESSIE ORDUNA
“Country Gardens” .Charles Manney
MARION McCLARITY
“Drifting Moon” . Berneice Bentley
ADRIAN MERRIWEATHER
“Interlude” .Walter Garmon
VELMA JACKSON
“Trees” . Joyce Kilmer
“Indian Love Call” .Rudolph FrimI
CLEONE HARMON, Vocal
“Bebutante” .Mobwell Emstein
GWENDOLYN FOXALL
“By A Roadside Fire” .Irene Rodgers
DARLENE KING
“Italian Street Song” .Victor Herbert
HATTIE WILLIAMS, Solo
WOODSON CENTER CHORUS
“The White Owl” .Berneice Bentley
“Moon Winks” .George Stevens
JEAN MOORE l L lll
“Twlight On the River” ..Ludwig Renk
VERZELLA MURRELL
“Whitecaps” . John F. Corre
ROSE WILLIAMS
“Crinoline Waltz” .Vernon Lane
CARLENE FOXALL
“A Russian Romance” .J.by Rudolph FrimI
ANNA LEE UPCHER
“Valse Lente” .Rudolph FrimI
MRS. DELLA LITTLEJOHN
“Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen” ..
.Arranged by Addie Foxall Hinton
HATTIE WILLIAMS, Solo
“The Butterflies” . . Grant Schaefer
ELAINE STATION
“Fluttering Leaves” .Carl Kolling
WILL.4 JOHNSON
“Scherzino” ..Edward MacDowell
CECILIA DUNCAN
“For You, I Am Praying”.Guff—Arranged by Peery
ROBERT FLOYD, Solo—Woodson Center Chorus