nil-; OMAHA SUNDAY I'l'ift: SI A'l TM W.H UKH.
15
SOCIETY IS READY FOR KING
It Will Greet the Monarch with Eij
Plani Thii Year.
CLUBS GIVE WAV JO IXSTIVAL
reral l.arne Fnnrtluna Ari on thr
aaadar for the Vrk. the
Middle of Which AV-Snr-Ilea
Beglna.
t ' Ton I, ova Mr onl
Yon love me now, you love in now.
Anil I am quite content, i awear!
-Though y'i have Invert bvfurr, I vow
, I do not rare I
Th'i love me now. uu lov me n iw,
f)f haiplned I've lud my ahar!
Though you may love aguln, I vow
I iliall nut care!
The Kctiitf.
X The oelal Calendar.
8ITNDA Y t'ahcra' surpir parly nt H-i-l
Chaw for Mlaa RohrlioiiKh ami Mr. Ch irt-
nan ami thoir weiitlin'X party; Ml Nan
. qie Pag, auppur party at country club.
5, MONDAY Millard. Cainiron Brddimr In
Montreal. Canada; Mr and Urn. V. A.
Naah. dinner at Omaha cluli f ir Mm
Haul Conner) and Mr. Kdward CreUlmm;
tAr. Kdward Crelghton. f'rpheum par y
for Crelghtnn-Connell wedding arty; Mr
B. W. Capon, dinner at Khhi rlnh; Mr.
and Hri. M. O. Kohrbough, illnn-r fir
r"hHpr(iHn-Kohrl)oiiKh wedding party; M
'- Oeorgu, luncheon at Happy jI 'II pw.
Tl'KHDAY-Mra. J. W. (irlffilli. lunch-on
for Mlna Haiel Connell; Turadav Hrl!g-
flub, lunrheon and bridge at hum of
- Vr. Thoman Ijitliani Davis: My lllnln,
" luncheon at Happy Hollow club: Mil J.
f. Conrad, luncheon Ht Field club; Mr.
p. J. OHrlen: luncheon at Fit Id cl.ib;
luncheon day at Field and llii py Hol
low club; midweek dinner anil d.ince ill
. tlappy Hollow club; Mr. Edward I'lidilf,
dinner at Happy Hollow; Mia. Vv. K.
Hitchcock, luncheon a( Happy Hollow.
.WKDNEfUHY-Hlii Ruth Mooihcad," lun-
eheon for Mia llaiel f'nnnc'.l; Ms-t
Jenn Cudahy. dinner for Mian H.uiil Con-
tiell and Mr. Kdw.ird Crel-tlKon; we -
dlng of Miea I.ltta itohrhnuh and M -.
. C- Judaon Chapman at Firm !foihod at
fihurch; Mr. and Mrs. M. (1. Ruhrbouali,
reception at their home for fharuian
. Kuhrbough wedding purty; Mrs. Robsrt
TM
P.BciidFBuucv.
SArVATOR(JM
Thla Institution Is the only one
n tbe central west with separate
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 tbe
treatment of noncontagious and
nonniental ' diseases, no others be
lng admitted. Tbe other. Rest
Cottage, being designed for and
devoted to the exclusive treatment
of select mental cases, requiring
for a time watchful care and spe
cial nursing. '
a.:.i.m.uiaguim.Ma
BPSHELWORK
Nqw a the tlmo to hnve your wlntvr
Sclothea cleaned and repalnd.
J"J Wa have a regular department for
5 repairing and altering both men's J
' and women's clothing.
tj Ws put In new Itnlnga. put on veJ-
a vet collara and new buttons, put on 4f
CTJ new skirt braid, bands, etc.
Our prices are very reasonable and
3 wormn8,ll'J tlrtela'"'- Try "
THE PANT0RIUA1 I
k
"Ooad Cleaners and Pjrsrs."
181? Jonf t. Both Phones.
S F. 8. Out of town business re-
..Jcelvca prompt attention. Write fur J
price lift.
CAFE LOYAL
Special Sunday
Dinner DeLux
This Evening From 6
Until 8 O'clock
$1.00 Per Plate.
HOTEL LOYAL
"At the Sign of the Red
Arrew."
Up-to-tho-Minuto
Fountain Specials
; AT BEATON'S.
? ' W'a employ nine people at our foun
tain. Mr. Geo. Stedlng and Mr. Karl
" Baker, our experts, are men of national
J reputation. Here are some ot their
latest production.
jPerslan Parfalt ,., 20
Town Talk. Suudae 15?
Nut Salad Sundae 15c
(As we make it.)
Buffalo Toddy 10c
. (Glycerine and White Grape Juice.)
', Earsaparilla Illckey 15
Beaton Bro's Sundae 15C
i (The Hit of the Seaon.)
Summer Delight lot
; A long, cooling drink.
: Mlntlne 10
: (A delicious combination flavored with
" fresh mi"
;Mtnt Rickey 15
.i oig winner.)
iBeaton Drug Co.
15th and Farnam.
Tbe aodaollgists of Omaha.
I jable dot Ira
TODAY AT-
llCALUMET
i Mr. and Mrs. Morand's classes
J for dancing. 210 S. I8ih St.. near
Farnam (Edward Crelghton In-
atltute), will reopen on Saturday,
October ICth. Children 3 j. in.
! High school cla 8 p. m. For
terms and particulars, telephone
Douglas 104L
F. Kleke. luncheon at Country club; M.
and Mm. J. A Monroe. dinner at Flld
club; Mr and Mn. ('. N. Hobinton, din
ner at Field club; midweek dinner and
danro at Kli Id club.
Till RPt)AY-Mr .ind Jlrt. J. M Dutmh
eny, dinner for Mlaa Hael Connell ant
Mr. F.dard frelghtun; Mrs Charb-a Mc
Donald, luncheon at Field rhio f r Mm
Everett B. I'lirke of Mlh'ord. Conn ; Mr.
J. F. Fla. k. lunchc n at Hippy II I ow
club; luncheon day at Field and Happy
Hollow eli;le; Mn D K. Lrvejny. i oml
club card party; Yellow Hoa Card club.
Mra. Tcken.
Fit IDA Y Mlaa Amy O'lmurc. lunrlien it
the Omaha club for Mi.s Ha'.el (Vinnell;
nveting of Kildiy Bildi club wltli Mr',
l.oula Clarke.
BATCHDA Y-Mlaa Hazel Connell. Irst -r !
luncimun; Mr. t,ivaru i reignmn. stag i
iiinner for ushers of Crciguton-Cinnell
Wedding pariy; dinner ami d.inue a;
Country, Field and Hapinv Hollow ilub.
And now for Ak-8ar-Ben.
Society la preparing to lend a helping
hand to the Board of Governors In as
sisting to entertain the nut-of-town
guest during the fall festivities. In
vitation.! have been sent to many of the
prominent dwellers In the land of
quivers to come to the chief city of
Cibola for the big full carnival apd many
responses have been received. Umahn
people have formed the habit of drop
ping their regular entertainments for
Ak-Kur-Ben week and to devote their time
and attention to isijt in muktng the
visit of the out-of-town people aa pleas
ant as possible. There Is go much gulng
on during the carnival week where visit
ors may jie entertained that the regular
run of summer fun Is dropped for the
week. Slany of the piomln nt people of
Onialia have arrunRPd to entertain tiie
maids of honor ut the coronation ball ami
aeval formal and Informal a,tf.'iira are
being planned for their epLiiul benefit.
The Hoard of Governors hai so arianged
affair) that there Is Utile spare lime
during carnival week and. as the carni
val is the pride of all Omaha, s.i all
Omaha joins In making the fall festival
a Slant success and nothing Is allowed to
Interfere with tha perfect working of the
machinery cf the festive week.
Country llliinrr nnd Dance.
The country dinner aud dauue Saturday
evening at the Country club was une ot
the nioBl sui:ce.-slul affairs of the club
seaaon. Kveryone joined Into the spirit
of the affair, especially the younger sut.
The young women discarded their be
loved hair rats and their French heels'
at $he rlak of their best friends not
recognizing them.
The edict aeut forth was that each
gueat ahuuld array himaelf us hu thought
tbe country people would at a countiy
dance, and many original costumes were
Worn. Flald hosiery worn with odd-looking
allocs seemed to ba the popular Ideu
of "countryrled." A lot of riecaties wire
worn by the men and equally bright
millinery and hair rlbbutia were worn by
(he girls. tome of the costume wire
particularly dainty and attractive und
the wearers looked (he part of the ideal
country )ns that one reads about, but
rarely sees.
The old-fashioned Virginia reel quadrille
and several square dances were revived,
and the fiddlers In Reuben attire were thu
"real thing'' und deserved much credit for
their part, for a country dance without a
fiddler Is out of the bounds of Imagina
tion. Vsaogrr Set US to School,
The net k Just past haa keen the exodus
of moat of the younger set for schools und
colleges und (he outdoor clubs of which
they have been the life during the summer
will show the effect of their going until
the. older folks again get Into the habit of
taking the center of I he floor, aa It were.
Youth must have plenty of room, and Hie
young folks have been keeping the Field
and Coi ntry ami Happy Hollow clubs ring
ing with merriment till aumnjer. f"ow llml
they ere. gone, those who have hud to take
a back seat will again come, -forward and
keep up the merriment. No city In the
country sends a larger proportion of Ha
young people to the schools of higher edu
cation than Omaha, and their yearly exo
dus in the full makes unite a vacancy in
the crowds of the various acts.
At the Field lab.
Very few dinner parties were given
Saturduy evening ut the Field rlub. Mr.
und Sirs. if. Lt- Portcrfleld cnteiluined six
gucsls.
At llayiiy Ho"'.ov.
Sir. and Mis. W. I.. Sulby entertained one
of the luigeat dinner parties ut Happy
Hollow club Haturdoy evening. Their
gueata were: Mr. und Sirs. John R. Web
ster, Sir. und Sirs. Euclid Mania. Colonel
und Mra. S. S. Curtis, Dr. nnd Mrs. H. B.
Davis, Dr. und Mrs. Henry B. Demure, Dr.
und Mrs. A. H. Burners and Mrs. Kliiubetii
Colfux.
Sir. und Sirs. T. H. Van Xoatrund had
as their dinner guests lust nUhl: Dr. and
Mrs. A. D. Cluyd und Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Stout.
The dinner guests of SIlss Katherlne Van
Noun and Saturduy night were: Sliaa Edith
Norrla, Miss Irene Shepherd, Sir. Stuart
Gould, Mr. Morton Gould and Sir. Wilson
Heller.
The dinner guests of Mr. und Mrs. C. 11.
Wulratli last night were: Sir. and Mrs.
Frank Adums, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Walraih
and Sir. and Sirs. II. 1. Adams.
Silas Jeaneile Jeasop'a guests ut dinner
Saturday night were: Mrs. William Kmer-
son of Fremont, Neb., Miss Jeanette Sillier,
Miss Orllla Borders ot' Indianapolis, ":id.,
Sirs. T. U Taylor, Mrs. Helen Bucklln and
Sirs. SI. A. Jtsfop.
Dining with Sir. and Sirs. L. J. Ned.l
Saturday evening were: Sir. and Mrs.
Wlllard Butts and Sir. and Mis. Simeon
Jones.
Other dinner parties at Happy Hollow
for Saturday evening were given by Mr.
R. A. Flndley. who had covers laid for
elrht; Sir. E. C. Patterson, four; Mr. W.
E. Hitchcock, two; Sir. W. E. Shufer, five;
Mr. F. If. Garvin, four; Sir. C. E. Smith,
seven; Judge Howard Kennedy, four; Sir.
J. H. Wright. Jr., five; Sir. F. B. Kennard,
six; Sir. R. W. Breckenrldge, six. and Sir.
W. H. Wyman, ten.
Sir. and Slra. J. B. Langley enterta nod at
dinner Saturday evening lit honor e Slifs
1tta Itoiirbouglt and Sir. C. Judaon Chap
man. Covers were lild for SIlss Rohr
bough, Miss Alice SwT.i'.er. SIlss Irene Cole.
SI ss Henrietta flees. Miss Fannie Howland,
Sir. Chapman, Sir. eamuel Bees, Jr.. Mr.
William H. Wood, Sir. Royal Comatock,
Mr. Charles Wright and Mr. and Sirs.
Lunglcy.
At tha Conntrr Clob.
Sir. and Sirs. W., J Connell gave a large
d'nr.er rr'y Halurtfay everlng at the
Country clu'j for the CrelihtJii-CJr.r.ell
wedobig rrly. their gu.-sta being s ated
at a "T" thapeJ talle, placed In tiie gre. ti
tiring room. Thosa present were: Miss
Eslee if Sloiitpeller. Vt., Sliss Miichell of
Denwr, Mlbs Pierce of Fall River. Mass.,
Mas HjMi Mocrhead. SIlss Jean Cu lahy.
M's Ellen Cn Uh.on. Mls Nathnl e Sler
iia:n, M.ss HollUter of San Luis obpo.
Ca1.. Miss Fc Bauni. SIi?s Lu l!l ; Tlay ten.
Miss Amy Gilnmre, ll-s France i Wesseli,
!-s Clulre Helena WtoJard. MHs 1.1 xa
tetli t'ongdon. Mlia tu.;t Keelli.e a! Cour.
i!l Biufl's, Sliaa Gwenuo'.ln W'lile. Mm
Anna Lourke, Silas Hai I Connell. Mr. Fd
ward Cudahy. Jr., Sir. Barton M llard, Mr.
Junius Brown, Mr. Ben Gallagher, Sir.
Paul Gallagher. Mr. Lawrence B. Inker. Sir.
Denlse Barknluw. Sir. John Bedkk. Sir.
Frank Wilheim. Mr. Wlllard Butler, Sir.
Hiil art Ruiim, Sir. John Sladden. Sir. Wll
sor. Austin, Mr. Stanley lot sen. Mr. Klmci
Rcdiek, ill. Edward Crtlghlun, Mr. Robert
t'pdlke, Mr. Robert Bum. Mr nn.l Mn
George Kedlck and Mr. and Mra. W. J.
Connell.
1'lnlr.g ti-uether were: Mr nnd Mi
Arthur Remlnarton. Mr. and Mra. F. I.
Klrkendall. Mr. and Mr. A. I Reed.
Judge and Mra. V. A. RedP k. Mr. and
Mra. Iac C..la and Mra. Dan Wheeler.
Captain ar.d Mra. T. II. Hacker inte;--talned
aa their dinner gueata I'ol'im I and
Mra. William (iluifurti and MuJ lr and Mr
Ualbralth.
One of the dinner part!e Siturday even
ing tncludeij Mr. and Mra. T. F; Kennedy,
Mr. and Mra. Duther Kountxe', Mr. and
Mra. Samuel Burr s, Jr., and Mr. nnd Mra
.,,-,. .,,,
At one of the tables were Mr. nnd Mra.
E. West brook. Mr. and Mra. W. H
Whaelei. Mr. ar.d Mrs "Lulls C Nah.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cotton nnd Mr. C. Y
Smith.
I Dining together nt cnu of tlv tnblu were
I Mrs. K a Wallace. Mlaa CJjrtruile Mmr
! hend. Mlaa Fuller. St las Fiiltli Potter. Dr.
ond Mrs. C. A. Hull, Mr. Harry Tukey.
Mr. Ropb Towle, Sir. Klmer Cops and Mr.
Frank Haakell.
Sir. and Mra. Glenn Whmt m and Mr.
and Sirs. Wllllum Hosfurd had dlr.ner to
gether Saturduy evening.
Mr. and Mrs- VV. J. Hynos took dinner
with Sir. and Mra. A. V. Klnaler.
Mr. and Sirs. C. N. rtoblnson had aa
their guests laat nijht Mr and Mra. . I.
Hiinimer. Sir. and Mrs. T. C. Ryrnr and
SI- and Mrs. J. D. Foster.
Tie dinner gueata of Mr. nr.d STra A. J
Ive Saturd.iy night were Mr. and Sirs.
J. E. Ruii:n. Sir. anil Mis. Henry w. wy
man. Mr. and Sirs. Milton Rnrl iw, Mr. and
Mrs. Casper K. Yost and Sirs. Charles
Offutt.
Other dinner partiep Satuiday evenina;
were Riven by Sir. W. T. I'tigc, who bud
covers for four; Mr. R. F. Kloke. twenty;
Mr. Harry SlcCorml -k. t n; SI;". SI. A. Hall,
twelve; Mr. J. K. rrltclielt. four; Sir. C.
II. Guloii. two: Mr. W. F. Smith, aix. and
Sir. Stockton Hoth ot d Sir. George Prlna,
H small party.
fume null Ho ioalp.
Sir. Arthur Wakeley returns to Cornell
university Sunday.
Mien Sadie Denham left Friay after
noon for Deadwood.
Slisa Dunster returnR today from an. ex
tende visit In Chicago.
Sliss Florence Waterbury returns Wedtur
dny from a three months' stay at Chisago.
Miss Hortensc Clarke returned Tuesday
from a few weeks' slay at Wequetonsing,
Mil ll.
Slits Clair Duvul and SIIps Slarle Slackin
left Friday to enter the University of Il
linois. Miss Dlive Baker left Satuiday for North
hampton, Slass., where she Is attending
school.
Sirs. Charles Marple and daughter. Jose
phine, have returned from Excelsior
Springe.
Sirs. William W. Dong and Miss Neillo
Ixmg left last evening for an extended trip
to Denver.
Slias Slutgaret Riley returned yester.'ny
from a four weeka' visit to Cliicugo and In
dianapolis. Sliss Helen Bummer returned this week
to Lincoln to resume her studies ut the
university.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Barrows have
moved to Omaha. Sir. Harrows formerly
lived here.
Mrs. G. W. Johnston returned home
Thur. day, after a two months" trip in north
ern Sllchlgan.
Sir. and Sirs. A. U Sleyrr have returns
from a trip to SliK'kinuc island und around
the Great Lakes.
MIhh Elixubeth Sweet leaves this week
for Smith college, where she will enter
her sophomore, car-
Miss Isabel French left Friday evening
for Brooklyn. N. Y., to visit her sister,
Mrs. Oliver Carpenter.
' Mr. Kenneth Phillips leaves today for
Hanover, N. H.. to enter bis Junor year
at Dartmouth college.
Mr. and Sirs. Ray Wagner have returned
from a three weeks' visit In Chicago, St.
Louis und Kunsus City. .
Sirs. Charles Clapn. who is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wllklns, Is recovering
from un attack of sciatica.
SIlss Slaty Delaney left this week for
llavunu. Cuba, for nn extended stuy wltli
her lster, Sirs. E. P. Johnson.
Mrs. Howard Baldrlge and son. SlaUolm,
re uin today from Wequetslrg, Mich., where
they huve been for several weeks.
Sirs. Arthur J. Cooley Is visiting her par
ents In Burlington, la., while Mr. Cooley
is !n Denver on a business trip.
Sirs. Daniel L. Korn. who hus been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Sirs. Mori's Levi,
leaves Slonday for New York City.
Mr. and Sits. Robert Dempster and SIlss
Elisabeth Allen will leave Tuesday. Sep
tember IS, for a trip around the world.
Miss PegB-y Polleys of St. Paul, Sllnn.,
will arrive In a fow days, to he the guest
of Sliss Amy Gilmore at the Rome hotel.
SIi. G. W. Wattles has returned from
Clarkesvllle. la., where she has been visit
ing In r parents, Sir. and Mrs. A. N. Leete,
for several days.
Sirs. H. S. Juynea, who has been visiting
her daughter. Sirs. Brace Fonda, In Dundee
for few weeks, returned to her home In
SlinneupollB Friday.
Tiie Sl saes Irene und Beatrice Coad. SIlss
Ophelia Hoyden and Mlsa Esther Byrne
let uu Monday to Washington, D. C, for
thei.- soph, more year at "fruity college.
Sits, ( larer.ee Slyers and little son. Nor-
rls. are homo from a trip to Ohio and Illi
nois. Sirs. Myers was accompanied home
by her cousin, SIlss Grace Allen, from
Litchfield, III.
Miss Carrie D. Rhyn left Thursday for
New Yorl City to ennt'nue her vrol
studies with Mr. Suenger. Miss Rhyn ai
plrei to the grand opera stage when she
completes her studies.
Mrs. W. Morris SIcKay returned Batur
Cav from New York City, where she has
been visiting for three nion'-ha. Enroute
home she visited In End. Pa.. Niagara
Falls aid Cleveland.
Miss Mildred Lomax leaves Slonday for
Rosten. where she will visit for about a
for Germany, where
he will continue her vocal studies with
.Madam Geiter In Berlin.
Dr. and Sirs. C. B. R1C.1 of Green Bay,
Wis., will arrive the first of next week to
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rich
and Dr. and Sirs. W. J. Bradbury during
the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities.
Mrs. Mabel Bhrlver Blown of Hann.Dtti,
Mo.. Is visiting for a month with her par
ents'. Sir. and Sirs. W. G. Shrlver, Twen-tv-flfth
and Parker streets. Mrs. Brown
came up to attend the Ak-8ar-Ben festiv
ities.
Captain and Mrs. T. B. Hacker leave
about October U' tor Kansas City, whlclj
will fce their future station. Cap:ain
Hucker. who hm been chief commissary
of the Dipartmint of the Mlssjurl for
tevral ye.irr, will be relieved on Oc
tober Sir. Frank Smith of Mexico C'ty. for
merly rf Omaha who las been visiting
le'at.ves for about ten days, will return
south the flrit of the week. Sirs. Smith
und small Caughter will remain a few
weeks longer.
Silas Sadie Kirscbbraun anl Mr. Edvl:
Kirschbraan will leave Tuesloy cvnlng
for their respective sibocl-. Siisj Klisc:i
braun will attend Ferry Hall. Laks Fores:.
111., and Sir. Klrsibbraun lh,i rnl-e slty
of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Sirs. F. H Davis left Friday evening
for New York, where she will meet her
daughter. Miss Helen Duvis. who Is re-
tuining
from summer abrca.i. aiiss
Marlon Connell, who haa been abrcad for
a year, ntirna with Mla Da via
Mr. and Mra. W. II. Wyman. who hava
had aiwrttr.ent at the Normandle, will
move Bcptcniber :9 to the home of Mr.
aira . koixti I'. inpa er on eat nurrcy
I atreel. which they l.-ve taken during the
!bSeme' of Mr. nnd Mra. Dempater and
SIlss Allen, who leave shortly lor a trip
kini:nd the world.
Sirs. John R. Manchester has returned
from New York, where she visited her
son. Sir. U. W. Manchester, who Is with
tiie Savage Opera company In the "Slerry
Widow." She was accompanied home by her
little r.randdauRhter. Mias Kr.therlne Man
chester, who wl:l remain here during tha
wln'er. Sirs. Will Manchester Is expected In
Omaha late In the fall.
Coming; Hvrnti.
Sirs. Julius Kessier will give a small
luncheon Tuesday at the Field club.
Miss Nannie I'age will entertain at sup
per Sunday night at the Country club.
Sir. D. W. Capon will rive n d'nn-r of
twelve sovers Monday evening at hue Fi Id
club.
The annuel High school tenn's tourna
ment will take place tills week at the Fle d
iluu.
Tuesday luncheons at the Field club will
be given by Mrs. D. J. O'Brien. Who w II
entertain for tclve, and by Mrs. J. H.
Conrad.
Wednesday evening Sir. and Mrs. J. A.
Slonroe will give a dlnper of ts-n covers
and Sir. and Sirs. C. N. Kolrinson will en
tertain for rlghl. at the Field club.
A house party la being glyen from Sutura
day afternoon to Monday morning at the
Algonquin cottage at the Rod and Gun
club. Mr. and Mrs. William Rlgdon of
Council Bluffs will chaperon the parly.
The time will be spent largely in sail.ng
and canoeing. Those in the party are
Slisaes Slatian Funkhouser, Nell Guild.
llaiel Blair, Et!ie Kldrldge, Messrs. Byron
Hart, Tom Bradeu, Wilson Bwiisier, Will
Guild, Russell Fisher and Sir. and Sirs.
William Rlgdon.
Miss Hazel Council and Sir. Edward
Cielghton and their wedding party will be
much entertained this week, having some
special function In their honor for each day
of the week. Slonday evening Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Nash will give a dinner party at the
Omaha club, after which Mr. Edward
Crelghton will entertain at the Orpheum;
Tuesday Mra. J. W. Griffith will entertain
at luncheon; Wednesday Miss Ruth Slouru
head will give a luncheon at her home,
and In the evening Miss Jean pudqhy will
entertain at dinner at the Country club for
the wedding paj'y- Thursday evening Mr.
and Sirs. John Daugherty will entertain'
at dinner at their home; Friday Mias Amy
Gilmore will be hostess' at a luncheon at
the Omaha club, and Saturday Miss Hazel
Connell will give a spinster luncheon at
her home.
Plenanrea Past.
A number of box parties were given Fri
day evening to hear Chauneey Olcott at
the Boyd. In one partv wer Sliss Pierce
of Fall River, Muss; Sliss Mitchell of Den
ver, Miss Estee of Montpeller, Vt.; Miss
Hazel Connell, Sir. Edward Crelghton. Mr.
Junius Brown, Sir. Lawrence Briker and
Mi'- and Sirs. W. J. Connell. n another
party were Mayor and Mrs. Dahlmnn and
Mr- and Mrs. Austin Collelt. In another
box were Mr. and Sirs. Slonaghau, Mr. and
Mrs. Husslc and Sir. Longley.
Wedding and Knavaacrmrnts.
Sirs. M. K. Woolley announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Vivian D., tf
Sir. Harry A. Stone. The niarrlupe will
take place in October.
The marrluge of Miss Gretchen Patlie to
Mr. R. D. Scott of Los Angeles was solem
nised at noon Saturday ut the First Chirs
tian church, Rev. S. D. Dutcher perform
ing the teremony. After a short wejding
trip they will reside at Los Angeles.
A wedding of wide social Interest in
Omaha is that of SIlss Slarlun Cameron
of Montreal, Canada, and Mr. Ezra Millard,
son of the lute Ezra Sllll.ird and nephew
of .Senator Millard, it is (o he a very iiulet
church wedding ut high noom Slonday at
St. Paul's church In Slunlieul, The young
people will take an eastern wedding trip,
returning to Omaha ths latter part of
October to reside ut North Tlli ly-thlrd
Street."
Miss I. Ilia Rohrhough und (lie members
of her bridul party will bo honor guests
at a dlnt.er given Sunday evening at the
llensluiw by Sir. Wllllum R. Wood, Mr.
Samuel Rees, Jr.. Mr. Royal Comstork; and
Sir. Charles WrlRlit, who will he ushers
at the Chapmun-Rohrhnugh wedding. Thosa
present will Include Miss Rohrheugh, Miss
Alice Swltzler, Sliss Isabel Baldwin, Sliss
Fannie Howland. Sfiss Irene Cole, Miss
Rees, Mr- - Judeon Chapman, Mr. Wil
liam R. Wood. Mr. Royal Conistock, Sir
Charles Wright and Mr. Samuel Rees, Jr.
Special showing of fall millinery Wednes
day at Riley Sisters, 317 South Sixteenth
street.
Meraheim, Paxton block, fall opening
exclusive millinery.
I
Fall Opening In
ery Wednesday and Thursday
Our Stock of attractive Fall Hats in
all the Eastern styles and modes is
most complete. Pattern hats in dandy
shades and pretty effects. Prices are
low considering quality
SCHALL SISTERS
1614 North 24th. Both Phones.
F. M. Schadell & Co.
1522 Douglas Street
Are showing a nice line of Pattern
Hats, at from $$.00 to $60.00
I-VIAKIE SfWAlSJSOM
HARPIST
Teacher of Piano
S33 So
27m fit.
MRS. A. HUSTER
Telephone
Douglas 2160
I 1.517 FARNAM ST.
In Ladies' Suits, Cloaks, Skirts
LOCATION-"Just West of New Henshaw Hotel
Ladles' Tailor and Furrier, announces the opening exhibition of high class and Btyllsh fur In his new
and commodious quarters In the Webster apd Sunderland Building, Sixteenth and Howard Streets.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY THIS WEEK
HAIR
On a Woman's Fnce, Neck,
Arms or (Shoulders is Not
Considered Attractive.
LA JEUNE DEPILATORY (L(QUIB)
Body In from 5 to 10 mlnutes-i-leavlng ths
kln aoft and white no smarting or
burning; 75Q per bottlo. By mall, aealod,
11.00. Circulars free.
imMii ft mcoovvex.1. smca co.f
Cor. 16th and Dndxe Bta., Omaha.
ow cava co.,
Cur. Ht - . Oiiitthi.
Attractive Millin-
Phone Harney 1033
381 North 16Ih Street
Hotel Loyal Dldg.
Exclusive Millinery
To he correctly dressed to feel that one's clothes
enn stand the criticism of those who "Know" is every
woman's desire. The 'Elite" label stunds for all
that is fashionable in women's attire, it assures you the
very best in materials, workmanship ami finish yet
prices are kept within sensible nnd moderate bounds.
Women's Tailored Suits
Embodying Elite Style and
Value
Autumn styles In suits that represent the finest product of
leading New York makers, and which measure up to the rigid
standard of the "Elite" aB regards the features of style and value,
a splendid comprehensive assemblage fg ready for display and
sale at $19.50 $25.00 and $SO.50. Tneso PPlar price
suits that fill many a prurtlca wunt are especially directed to at
tention for Monday, but the attraction does not stop with these
lor there Is a larger showing of others) at $35.00 $30.50
$ 15.00 $55.00 a"d on "P including many rich and exclusive
models, portraying the neweBt developments along the Dlrectoiie
otyle lines.
The New Skirls for Autumn
Made of Panama, Broadcloth, Voile, Taffeta and Satin, In
closely fitting sheath lke models, flare gored styles and some
plaited styles. Prices $8.75 to $25.00.
In Our Fur Department
We have the most complete stock of coats and fur scarfs,
stoles apd muffs, Including the most popular minks, lynx and bluo
and black wolves.
whaft
of taking any chances on family remedies, when you can get one for any ail
ment, and which Is absolutely guaranteed by any of the following well Known
druggists? Your money back If any "A. D. 8" remedy, for any puitohc, doej
not ilease you. Ask any of these druggists.
Bull Drug Co., 1216 Farnam 8t.
8. A. Heranok, 1402 South Kill St.
Km II Cermak, 1262 Houth 18th Ht.
C'rlaney Phurnmcy, 24th and Lake. Sts.
H. 11. KIiIhih, 2HUJ Leavenworth Ht.
fouler & Arnold!, 213 North 25th Ht.
J. J. Freytag. 1814 North 24th Ht.
Green'a Phurmacy, Park Ave. and Pacific.
Hainra Drug Co, I th and Karnam Hta.
Hanncom Park Pharmacy, 1601 Ho. 28th.
Howell Drug Co.. 207-209 N. 16th Sta.
W. C. Huyden. 2920 Farnam Bt.
Her Urand Pharmacy, Cor. 18th 4 Howard.
Joliannon Drug jo
?uo., z 4 1 ii ana npaiamg,
h and Karnam Hta.
H. H. King. 24
C K. l.athrop. 1 324 North 24th St.
J. II. Merchant, Cor. 16th and Howard.
I.. K. Pevton, 2401 Leavenworth Ht.
Prlhbenow & Co., 1527 Vinton Ht.
Saratoga Drug Co., 24th and Ante Ave.
J. H. Schmidt, 24th and Cuming Sta.
And 8.0O0 otbar orugglata In vrj vUllaga 4 city aU over tna Uaitaa Statu
sailing thla wonderful preparation today.
FORMAL
Millinery Opening
Our New Millinery Deparimemt
will present for your inspection the
latest Fall Fashions on
Monday, September 21
Individuality,, exclusiveness, correct
ness and courteous treatment always.
Please accept this as a personal
invitation.
Thos. Kilpatrick & Co.
NCTCARDS
and Waists
1
Pchaerer & Son, 2631 North l$th Ht.
Hchaefer'a Cut Price Drug Ft ore, 16th nnU
Duuglaa rU rafts.
BrliH-fer'a Cut Prlc Drug Store, 18th and
Chicago Streets.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 40th and Cuming.
O. 11. U'lrth. 40th and Hamilton Sta.
Banaoa. Kali.
Bprague'a Benaun Pharmacy.
onta Omaha, Wab.
J. U Kubat. UO Nortli 24th fit.
Rchaefer'a Cut Prlca Drug Storea, 401 N
tU.; 24th and N tita.
Coanoll a luff a, Iowa.
Jno. W. Camp, 505 W. Broadway.
Dell O. Morann. 14? Weat Hriadway.
Bchaefer'a Cut Prlca Drug Store, 6th Ava.
and Main tit
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