THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 14, 1909.
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SOCIETY KEEN ON COTILLION
Tired of Bridge and Teat, Fashion
I ablei Try Dancing.
TE DATS KOBE AND THEN LOT
Caleadar Dwt lalr People
Will Malt Moit of Rrmalala
Dar-Major-Mr ! Partle
Will Ba Small.
;- , Ba Mr Valeatlae.
Vair rt th face dlvln.
FaT- v of the furbeloiri,
Woij i you ba my Valentine?
Wl.it a rn that would Incline
Tr- drscrlb "you, flar. In proa!
Lady of tha face divine) -
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Ton who alt th charm combine .
Of the Illy and th roe,
Won't you ba my Valentin
Mar I call you ,,tdy Vina"
A to lova my friendship btows,
Lady of the face divine?
Read my lova In every Una
That I haltingly compose;
Won t you ba my Valentin
Rhmye Ilka these look aim ply flna
. With a picture. Well-who know?
Lady of tha face dlvln
Won't you ba my Valentine? Ex.
Tha SovlaU Calendar.
MONDAY Cotillion and dinner dune at
FVrt Crook; luncheon for Governor and
Mra. flhallenberger, given by the Omaha
Vfoman'e club; Monday Bridge club met
Inir with Mr. Arthur Remington; Monday
IjrMlce Luncheon club meeting with Mra.
P. Klrkendall; Mr. and Mra. C. A. Slp
Booatora' club valentine party.
Tl 'KSDA Y MY. Goorge 8umner, luncheon
far. Mra. John It. Berry of Chicago; Rod
a in Gun club dancing party at Metropol
itan club; Mra. Axtel, card party; Mra.
R. L. Hamilton, bridge luncheon; Thim
ble Club dinner party at Hanaon'a cafe;
Mra. P. W. Miller. Bermo club.
WKONESDA Y Mlae Edith Patrick, bridge
party for Mlaa Franoea ftchlmmelanng of
Warren. Pn. Midweek Brllr club meet
ing with Mia. I-oulx Nash; Mlaa Amv OIL
more, luncheon; Mra. W. A. Butte and
Mra. Simeon Jonea, bridge party; Mr. and
Mra. Arthur Remington, dinner party;
Mra. A. D. Marriott, bridge party: Mra.
Rowe. Alternate Card club.
THtTRSnAY-Orlglnal Cooking club met
Ing with Mra. William geara Poppled. n;
Mra. George Bumner. luncheon fur Mra.
. John B. Herrv of Chicago; Mlaaea Moor
head, card party; Mra. Rohlnaon. lunch
eon party; Mra. Morrla, Klamet club; Mra.
Tlllotaon, Comla club.
FR1DAT Vleltlng Nuraea' aaaoclatlon
birthday party at Kountie Memorial
Lutheran church; Mra. 2. T. Ijndapv,
luncheon for Mra. Brlnker of Bt. Louie;
Junior Bridge club meeting with Mra.
Karl Klpllnaer; Mlaa Rertha Paxton.
Juvenile party; Mra. Ira MarWa, Informal
rAPMAr.M. M If T S ' VT -1 1 1 i
mi, xi. r . u mm, oinner puny,
SATURDAY Wedding of Mlaa Jeanna
tL'Bl..UIJ . t a V V r, . . . ,.
"utiipiu no mr. uarry lj. oircei, at Ail
Faints' church; Mr. and Mra. John I
Weheter, reception for Btreet-Wakefleld
wedding party; wedding of Mlaa Bertha
Van Camp and Mr. Mclntyra of Canada;
Mra. Harry Putnam, ahower for Mlaa Mil
roy. Ten . daya mora and tha flaga and the
bunting, tha valentine and all tha other
favor with which aoolety has amueed
Itself muet ba put away until after Beater.
Tfl" calendar la a bit dlaappolntlng to thoae
who had anticipated large things, for In
the main, to data at least, thing are small
and informal with the exception of the
Visiting Nurses' birthday party Friday aft
ernoon, tha Btreet-Wakefleld wedding
Saturday evening" nd tha cotillion at Fort
Crook Monday evening.
Although Omaha society la keen about
cotillions It Is more modest regarding the
favor than the easterners. Tha winter
season has been crowded with bridge ri
fles and luncheon, but these affair do
not Interest the men. and thia la probably
on regain for the great popularity of the
german. One of the largest affairs o h
week was the german Thuraday evening
given oy me iuiiioo dun. Monday evening
a dinner dance and cotillion will be given
at Frt Crook by the officers and ladlea
Of the garrison, and will be attended by
about thirty guests from Omaha. The
Omlkron club will give a cotillion April la,
Faster week, which Will be led by Mr.
fuj Beaton and Mr. Fred Crelgh.
v.Thf up-to-date cotillion Is at Its prettiest
ami moat extravagant atage In New York
and soma of the leadera have made visit
ing foreigner wonder. Vast aums of money
are expendod for some of the favor and
for1 the scenic affect. In fact some of the
latter have been copied from popular comic
Operas, a for Instance the effect of a field
Of waving popples produced (n one ball
room waa not done without the services
Of an expert who could turn out Urge
artificial popple. Provide 150 or ano women
each with a cluster of' popples costing only
1. say, and orfset these with as many
bnutrnulerrs cf tha same flower at half
the r.at, and It Is easily seen that the price
In the aggregate ef an apparently inex
pensive set of favor mount up. The poppy
oane In one of the aucorssful comic opera
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The
Keen
Delight
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motoring- is found at its
st in the clean, noiseless.
dependable Baker Electric
Roadster ear that has
marked the opening' of a ,
nww ra in ejiecvric Tenici
construction.
Baker
Glecteio
Vehicles
"Tha Aristocrats of
Motordora" are distinctive,
elegant and hixurioua in all
their appointments and are
recognised everywhere aa
"The Standard of the
World."
The Baker Electric Koad
. iter la a am art, racy model,
iwith unusual speed when
required, yet in no ense a
car for "atunte" but a
. roadster for the gentleman
a car easily controlled,
absolutely clean and dia
tinctively attractive.
Oat Demonstrators
Are At Your Service
and we (Ball ba alaand ta aoake aa
eppoiataMot fur a Saaaeaa uauua,
aiOMS br PW ec awiL
XCTKEO OAKiwfjja CO
moranaaa , ouaaa, Vk
lIHwylwe
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waa taken from tha poeter made by an
Omaha artiste.
Violets touched the high msrk Saturday
and the young woman who receives such a
valentine today may count herself favored
indeed. Two dollars. R.sO. O and S3.SA a
hundred, and the supply limited, was the
situation that confronted the purchnser
Saturday afternoon, torn of the florlsli
rsn short and had to arrange their supply
In limited bunchea to avoid dlaappolntlng
their regular cuatomera, while othrra were
unable t fll alt their ordera. .
The following verse dedicated "To a lit
tle girl who wanted to marry me years
ago," and of which a young woman very
popular It Omaha society and army circles
la the heroine, appeared recently In one of
the New York papers In a department con
ducted by their author:
OH, OTTOf.A!
Oh, Ottola. when you were sis
And I was only ten.
I said I would not marry you,
For I was foolish then.
Ton told vour mat her what t said;
Too told your father, too;
And added that when I grew up
I d beg to marry you.
Oh, Ottola, how could I guesa
What future years would bring?
How could I know that yotl would have
The grace of which they alng
Who only alng of angela bright?
Give me that chance again.
You see. In thoae days you were six
And I was only ten.
Although the State university Is a few
hours distant, many of the college pranka
are extended to Omaha. During one of the
recent vacations a fraternity man met the
Japaneee cook from the "frat houee," who
was alao spending the vscation In Omaha.
The cook waa decorated with two fratemlt
pin, and the college man Immediately con
flacated the pin of hla own fraternity, but
allowed the Jap to continue wearing the
other.
The same college man proved that he
could think quickly on another occaalon.
He was calling, at a aororlty houae. ahortly
after a number of new girls had been In
itiated, and noticing a strange young
woman paaalng down the hall, he aaked Jf
they had a new cook. The young hoeteae
aaked quickly what he had said. Realising
his mistake, he promptly replied, "I aaked
If that waa Mlaa Cook."
Pleaavrea Paat.
Mrs. H. B. Morrill entertained two tables
ef high five Thuraday evening, In honor of
her gueat, Mr. New of Chicago.
Captain and Mrs. Jack Hayea of Fort
Crook gave a silhouette psrty at their quar
ters at Fort Crook. Saturday evening In
honor of Miss Kittson, gueat of Captsin
and Mrs. Oeorge E. Ball.
Mr. and Mra. Brneat 8tuht entertained
at dinner Saturday evening In celebration
of their 40th wedding annlveraary. Owing
to the recent Illness of Mr. Stuht the gueat
were restricted to the relatives. Red earns
tlons decorated the table and twenty-four
gueats were present.
Mr. J. II. Millard and Miss Millard enter.
tslned at dinner Saturday evening. The
table waa decorated with pink carnation
and cover were placed for Mr. and Mr.
John I Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.
Yates, General and Mrs. C. F. Mnnderaon,
General snd Mrs. J. C. Cowln, Mrs. Herman
Kcuntse, Miai Millard, Mr. Milton Darlow
and Mr. Millard. ,
Thuraday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Meyer, North Centra
boulevard, a house warming waa given. In
addition to the host snd hostess and family
the company lnoluded Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Raamusarn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peter
sen and Mis Llla Petersen, Colonel and
Mrs. William Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Ixuls
Bommer. Measrs. Albert Krug, Bert Dixon,
J. P. Wagner. W. F. Gerke, Mike Doll,
Charlca Klllan, Count Ertck HuscnJaub,
John Roth, Andy Jensen, Frank Neunan
and Julius Newman,
Mr. Charle P. Southard entertained Fri
day evening for Mr. and Mra J. H. Wills
of Valley Junction, la. The house waa dec
orated with cut flowers, and a luncheon
was served late In the evening. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wills. Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Park, Mr. and Mrs J. C. Drexel. Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Long-well, Mr. and Mra. O. L.
Salisbury, Mr. and Mra. C. P. Southard.
Mlaa Kstherlne Wills, Miss Marie South
ard. Mrs. Robert Roaenwelg, Mrs. Henry
Hart, Mr. Al Mortensen of Council Bluffs
snd Mr. Frank Drexel.
A surprise party was tendered Mia Jean
nle Brenner Wedneaday evening at her
home, 431 Burdette atreet. In celebration of
her birthday. A delightful evening was
spent with games and music. Thoae present
were: Mlaae Grace Edwards, Elate John
ston, Sadie Berger, Julia Edmonda, Irene
Van Noy, Grace Relff, Mary Woodson,' Ma
mie Jardlne, Grace Jardlne. Brook Carl!.
Corrlne Hlatt, Pearl McMullen; Mesars,
George Boyd, Arthur Lavldge, Kenneth
Hlatt, Tom Dunn, Charlie Relff, Jack
plttler. Charle Brenner; Lee Ooaelln, Ray
mond Phillips snd Cornelius Gels.
The. North Bide Bplam club held a stag
social for the members and their friends
at the home of Mr. Harry Tompaett, 2.28
Eraklne street, Thursday night The rooms
were decorated with flags and colors of
the club. After the game of hlgh-fiva
recitations and song by the member were
enjoyed. Those taking part In the program
were Meaara. O'Connor, H. E. Patton,
D. H. Doty. George Bell. Dr. Griffin, J. F.
Morlarlty, C. A. Hies. D. Goldman, A. T.
Tompaett and a Goldman. Prises for the
csrd game were won by Messrs. Bon Red
mond, R. U. Wolfe and V. McDonough.
A "poverty party" was given by Miss
Elver Hustead and Miss Esther Petersen
at the home of the former Thuraday even
ing.' The guests came In costumes Indicat
ing their Ideas of poverty. Prises war
awarded Mlaa Lottie Henaeman and Mr.
Garland Davlduon. Other guests were:
Mlas Jessie Brain. Mlas Llda Brengle, Mias
Edna Campbell, MUs Beutah Whlttemore,
Mlaa Olive Brain, Mies Esther Petersen,
Miss Elvers Hustead, Mr. Edgar Flke,
Mr. Harry Fraser, Mr. Theodore Heuck,
Mr. Vard Stockton, Mr. Walter Dlsbrow,
Mr. Gustsd Anderaon. Mr. A. WUber Neul
aen, Mr. Earnaat Glover and Mr. MUburn
Hustead
Mra. Q. W. Noble was bosteas at a valen
ttt.e luncheon party Saturday at Hanson's
cafe. The gueat were aeated In the banquet
room, where a pretty decoration of heart
and red carnation were ueed. The guests
Included Mr. M. G. Andrews. Mra. Andrew
W. Anderson. Mr. Charles C. Beldrn. Mrs.
A. C. Bush, Mra Rodney W. Bllas, Mrs.
William Batrd. Mrs. I. W. Carpenter, Mrs.
A. W. Carpenter. Mrs. Gilbert Carpenter,
Mrs. E. R. Curry. Mrs. H. B. Culver, Mrs.
R. J. Dinning, Mrs. A. D. Dunn, Mlaa Lu
etic Dimmlck, Mra. J. H. Dumont, Mra. H.
D. Fey. Mra. Palmer Flndley, Mrs. Fla
herty, Mrs. Tolf Hanson, Mrs. Maurice
Huaale Mrs. J. P. HoilldayrMrs. A. F.
Jones.' Mrs. Demalre Ledwlch, Mrs. C. O.
McDonald. Mrs. Esra Millard. Mra. W. F.
Ncgel. Mrs. Jamea H. Morton, Mra. N.
H. Nelson. Mrs. F. 8. Owena, Mra. Noah
Persy, Mra. George Payne. Mra. K. L. pot.
ter, Mra Paul Patton, Mrs. N. B. Ralrden,
Mrs. Frederick T. Rouse, Mrs. George W.
Ryan, Mlas Elisabeth Ryan. Mra. Alfred
Bchalek, Mra. U L. E. Stewart, Mra T. A.
Thompson. Mias Hsttle White. Mrs. W. H.
wiiour, Mrs. diaries E. Williamson. Mra. I
Francis E. White, Mr. Frank P. Kennedy.
Mlaa Gladya peters was hostess, of a large
bridge party Saturday at her home. In
compliment to Mlaa Gladys Crulkabaok of
Hannibal, Mo., who ia the guest ofj Miss
Frances Weaaela. The rooms were Effec
tively decorated with a color acheaie of
red, carnailone and hearts being used! The
Invited Hat Included: Mlase Gladys Crulk
ahank, Francea Weasels. Jeanle Aycrlgg,
Be- Mm, . Carolyn Barkalow, Sarah
B' v k. Agnea Burkley, Jean Cudahy
lUrtha Date, Iura Dale, May Eastman
Jeaei JBarton. Louise Kennedy, Mary Gal
brailh. Catherine Grable, Amy Qllmore,
Eunice Howell, Hilda Slammer, Eleanor
Jaqulth, Francea Keellne, Loulae Lord
Dorothy Morgan, Frances Martin, Helen
Rlbbel, Marcla Perkins of Fremont, Kath
arine Powell. Lucett Fatteraon, Beas Pryor
of Council Blufra, Marion Tlltnn of Council
Bluffs, Mary Richardson, Marjotle Reed of
Kvanaton, . Alice Troxell. Ona Troxell
Gwendoline White, Gertrude While. Ruth
Monrhead, Isabel French. Eloiae Wood
Helen Bholes, Dorla Wood. Margaret
Guthrie. Helen Shlreman, Eugenie Whit
more, Frances Bhlmmelaeng of Warren
Pa.; Loralne Comstock. Marlon Patterson
Mesdaroes Paut Wernher, Balwyn Doherty,
Clair Balrd. Louis Clarke and Robtrt Up
dike.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wellcr and Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick W. Clarke gave tho
second of a series of card parties Saturday
evening. Valentine decorationa and score
csrds in Cupid design were uaed. The
gueat list Included: Mr. and Mra. William
Mill , Clark. Mr. and Mra. George W.
Bummer. Captain and Mrs. Hlnes. Mr. and
Mr. E. Carrlgan, Mr. and Mra. W. L.
Belby. Mr. and Mrs. Prltchsrd. Mr. nnd
Mrs T. J. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Nlppell, Colonel and Mr. Glaaaford, Mr,
and Mra. Evana, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Harding, Mr. and Mra. Frank Boyd, Mr.
and Mr. Charles Van Court, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Butler, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Kitchen,
Mr. and Mra. E. E. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Conrsd, Mr snd Mra. F. N. Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. Saunders,
Mr. and Mrs. Bedwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Breckenrldge. Mr. and Mrs. McGilton, Mr,
snd Mrs. Harry Burkley, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Fawcett, Mr. snd Mrs. B. D. Slaughter,
Mr. knd Mrs. Lottcrldge, Mr. and Mr.
Harry Lawrle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wellcr,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kloke, Mr. and Mra.
J. Foatcr Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Kelley,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Roaewater, Mr. and
Mra. Daniel Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Wcller, Major McCarthy, Dr. and Mra.
Edmlston, Mr. and Mrs. Eyler, Mr. and
Mra. C. A. Grennel, Mr. and Mr. Howard
Faldrlge, Mr. and Mrs. George Lee, Mr.
and Mr. A. B. Hunt, Mr. and Mr. Olm-
a trad, Colonel and Mr. Bwobe and Mr.
and Mra. A. T. Austin.
An enjoyable dancing party waa given
Saturday evening by the member of the
Omlkron club. Among those Invited were
Mia Edith Carson. Misa Evangeline Ho
man, Mlas Katherln Perrine, Mia Zola
Delltcker. Mlas Katherlna Powell, Mias
Doris Wood. Mlaa Ethel Rlchter, Mia Chap
man, Mia Marshall. Mlas B. Marshall, Miss
Edith Patrick, Mlas Eunice Howell, Miss
Elolse Wood, Miss Effle Height, Mlaa Violet
Blrchmore, Mlas Rose Smyth. Mlas Louise
Kennedy, Mlas Edith Burnham, Miss Lor
sine Comstock, Miss Stella Chase, Mlas
Hasel Smith, Mlaa Louiae Lord, Miss Luella
Heyn, Miaa Martha Dale, Mlas Miriam Pat
terson, Miss Glsdys Peters, Mias Gertrude
White, Miss May Murphy, Miaa Fan Hol
land, Mlaa McNamara, Miss Brown, Mlas
Nell Guild, Miss Eleanor Jaqulth, Mlas
Ethel Higbee, Miss Eugenia Whitmore,
Miss Dorothy Morgan, Mis Ruth Moor
head and Mabel Marr. The mem
ber of the club Include Mr. Jamea
Allen, Mr. Richard Baker. Mr. Glenn
Buck, Mr. J. G. Brown, Mr. Joaeph Barker,
Mr. Royal Comstock, Mr. A. L. Crelgh, Mr.
Selwyn Doherty, Mr. Lester DrelhttUs, Mr.
George Engler, Mr. Horace Aakwlth, Mr.
Paul Beaton, Mr. Clair Balrd, Mr. Joseph
Barker, Mr. G. E. Carpenter, Mr. F. K.
Creedon. Mr. A. J. Collett, Mr. Jack Du
mont, Mr. Ray Dumont, Mr. W. F. Foster,
Mr. Philip Frederick. Mr. A. Gordon, Mr.
H. B. Grsy, Mr. A. B. Hamilton, Mr. J.
Hughes. Mr. C. Hamll, Mr. E. Ingram, Mr.
B. E. Klpllnger. Mr. Harry Koch, Mr. Allen
Lee, Mr. R. L. Patterson, Mr. Frank Parr,
Mr. Galloway, Mr. Lawrence Gibson, Mr.
E..F. Havena, Mr. J. W. Harris. Mr. Clif
ford Hlne, Mr. Byron Harts. Mr. Wylle
Hafer, Mr. H. C. Jensen, Mr. Harry KeTluy,
Mr. I.ouls Lorlng, Mr Gaylord Martin, Mr.
Doane Powell, Mr. Fred Patteraon, Mr.
Lyman Peck, Mr. H. F.,Reed, Mr. H L.
Roaaeau, Mr. J. E. Rogers, Mr. W. F.
Schnoor. Mr. Robert Updike, Mr. Samuel
Rees. Jr.; Mr. E. A. Rose, Mr. J. W.
Bmlth, Mr. Wilson Bwltsler, Mr. W. M.
Wood, Mr. W. R. Wood. Mr. Arthur
Welsh. Mr. W. H. Guild, Mr. J. E. Bucking
ham, Mr. E. O. Royce, Mr. Ralph Ralney,
Mr. Paul Werhner, Mr. Jack Guild, "Mr,
Voaburg, Mr. T. Beeb.
Prospective IMeaaare.
The Monday Bridge club will meet this
week with Mrs. Arthur Remington.
Mrs. Earl Klpllnger will be hostess of
the meeting of the Junior Bridge club, Fri
day. Miss Amy G .lore will entertain at lunch
eon Wednesday, complimentary to Miss
Jeanne Wakefield. .
Mra. William Bears Poppleton will en
tertain the members of the Original Cook
ing club Thursday at her home.
The Fort Omaha Brlge club did not meet
last week, but will meet Tuesday at ths
qusrters of Mrs. W. N. Haskell.
Mrs. Herman Kountse will give a lunch
eon Friday at her home for Mrs. Brlnker
of St. Louis, guest of Mrs. C. K, Coutant.
The next meeting of the Kountse Place
Bridge club will be Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mussitt, 2018 Einney
street.
Mr. Jrm Mark and Mr. John Bryant
will give a bridge party Friday afternoon
at the borne of Mr. Marks, for Miss Emily
Wareham.
The Gamma Sigma High school fraternity
will give a reception on February 22 at the
fraternity room, at the home of Dr. and
Mr. J. P. Lord.
Mia Edith Patrick ha iaaued Invitation
for a bridge party to be given Wedneaday
afternoon at her home In honor of Miss
Frances Schlinmelseng of Warren, Pa., who
Is the gueat of Mlaa Hilda Hammer.
Mra. George Sumner will be hosteaa at
two luncheona thla week complimentary to
her mother, Mr. John B. Berry of Chicago.
The fjrat will be given Tueaday and the
econd Thuraday.
The Omaha chapter, Daughter of the
American Revolution, will give a colonial,
entertainment and aupper on Monday even-
lng, February Z3, at the home of Mr. and
Mra. Philip Potter. Those who attend are
DavatwgrBjuay.
Sanatorium
Thia Institution ia the only one
In the central west with separate
buildings situated In their own
ample grounda, yet entirely dis
tinct and rendering It possible to
classify case. The one building
being fitted for and devoted to the
treatment of noncontagious and
nonmental dlaeaaea, no otbera be
ing admitted. The 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.
saked to appear In colonial costume and to
bring the sum of (0 eenta. which will go
toward the fund being collected for th
continental hall to be built In Washington.
Mra. Robert 1 Hamilton will give a
bridge luncheon Tueaday at her home for
Mis Jeanne Wakefield, whose wedding
to Mr. Harry L. Street of Chicago took
place Saturday evening.
Major and Mr. Bradner D. Slaughter,
Mr. and Mra. John Lot t ridge and Mra.
Annella Gtttnore will give an I o'elock
coffee Monday evening. February 23, at
their home In Kountse Place.
Mies Katherlne Moorhead and Ml Elisa
beth Moorhead will give a valentine card
party Thuraday at their home for Mlas Colt
gueat of Mrs. Joaeph Gohn. and for Mlas
Klttaon, gueat of Mrs. George E. Ball, all of
Fort Crook.
The Visiting Nurses' association will
give Its annual birthday party next Friday
afternoon at the Kountse Memorial Luth
eran church, from J to I o'clock. No Invi
tations have been Issued and everybody
will be welcome.
Captain and Mrs. Ooorge E. Ball will
have as their gueats Mlas Luclle Kittson
Mlaa Miriam Patterson, Lieutenant Neat
Lieutenant Shallenberger, Lieutenant and
Mrs. White and Captain and Mrs. Crlm
mine will alao entertain at dinner Monday
evening, when their guests from Omaha
will Include Mias Mary Galbraith, Mias Jo
aephlne Yuug and Mr. Bldney Smith. Dr.
and Mrs. McMillan will have as their
gueats Mlas Amy Gilmore, Miaa Loulae
Kennedy, Mr. Paul Beaton and Captain
Chandler.
One of the larger dinner partlea pre
ceding the german at Fort Crook Monday
evening will be given by Captain and Mra
Joaeph Gohn. Their gueats will Include
Lieutenant and Mrs. Morrison, Mlaa Johns
ton, Mlas Gilbert, Mlaa Colt, Miss Shallen
berger of Lincoln, Mlas Agnes Burkley,
Mlas Marion Connell, Mlas Katherlne Moor
head, Mias Eugenie Whitmore and Mlas
Edith Thomaa, Mr. C D. Fowler, Mr. B.
W. Capen, Mr. Ward Palmer, Mr. Herbert
Daniel, Mr. Conrad Young, Lieutenant
Drury and Lieutenant Fooks.
Come aad (Jo Goaalp.
Miaa Helen Bholes returned today from
week's visit In Lincoln.
Mrs. Charles Ogden of Kansas City Is
visiting Mrs. Charles Offutt.
Mlaa Pauline Bchenrk Is visiting Miss
Marie Gregoire in Dubuque, Ia.
Mrs. Louis Allen, who has been visiting
In Bloux City, returned Saturday.
Mr. E. C. Smith of Beatrice, Neb., 1
visiting Mr. and Mr. A. L. Reed. .
Mrs. C. E. Grsy hss gone to Milwaukee
for a three week' visit with friends.
Mr. and Mr. Frank McTaggart leave to
day for a four months' tay In Fargo, N. D.
Mr. and Mr. E. C. Miller have moved to
their new home, 2341 South Thirty-fourth
street.
Mr. and Mra. Homer Searle are now
occupying their new bungalow at 4915 Capi
tol avenue.
Mr. and Mr. Arthur D. Brandels are
now domiciled at East Bixty-thlrd street,
New York City.
Mr. and Mra. E. V. Lewis have returned
from Chicago, where they attended the
utomoblle show.
A dsughter waa born February S to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Olln of Bait Lake City, for
merly of Omaha.
Mr. W. T. Robinson and Mra. J. M.
Davis have returned from an extended
vlalt In St. .Louie.
Mrs. Louis Allen leave Monday to Join
Mr. Allen at St. Lou la and will leave' for
their home In New York.
Mr. Douglas N. Grave and Mrs. Blanche
Williama of Boston are gueats of their sis
ters, the Mlsaes Wlthnell.
Mrs. Helen Kroenert and daughter.
Mlas Elisabeth Kroenert, will leave Sunday
to spend a week In Chicago.
, Mrs. John B. Berry of Chicago, formerly
of Omaha, wilt arrive Monday to vlalt her
daughter, Mr. George Bumner.
Mr. Frank Hamilton, who ha been con
fined to hi home by lllneas for a fort
night, Is now able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Magee left Friday
for Chicago, where they will make a short
vlalt before leaving for the aouth.
Mra. Brinkcr of fit Louts, who haa been
visiting Mrs. C. K. Brlnker for the last
week, will leave next Saturday for her
home.
Mr. Victor Roaewater has been notified
that he will be a member of the reception
committee March 4 at tha inauguration of
President Taft.
Mlaa Ottola Neamlth of Fort Omaha Is
expected home today from an extended
eaatern trip. Including New York City and
Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mra. C. N. Diets left last even
ing for New York City, where they will sail
Thursday for Egypt. Mrs. Htmebaugh and
Mrs. Grace Guiou will accompany them.
Miss Jesaie Nason will leave next week
for a visit In southern California with Mrs.
Harry Howard, formerly Miss Daisy French
of Omaha, ana other friends and relatives.
Mra. Harriet R. Lacey of Laramie, Wyo.,
1 making an extended visit with friend
In Omaha. She la now the gueat of Mr.
and Mrs. George van Orman at T12 Park
avenue.
Mr. and Mr. Arthur C. Smith, who have
been In the east for aoma time, are now
In Lakewood, N. J., where Mr. Bmlth I
convalescing from a aever attack of
pneumonia.
Mlaa France Schlmmelaeng arrived Fri
day from Warren, Pa-, to spend several
weeks aa the guest of Mlas Hilda Hammer.
Miss Schlmmelaeng and Miss Hammer were
classmates at Vaaaar.
Mlas Gertrude Moorhead, who has been
visiting In . N:w York City, is now the
guest of. her sister, Mrs. Roy Dougall, in
Plttaburg, Pa., and 1 expected home the
latter part of tha week.
Ml" Zola Dellecker will leave Friday of
nex. week for Lincoln to attend the danoe
glv.Jn by the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
at the Lincoln hotel. She will be a gueat
at the Kappa Alpha Theta aororlty houae
during her stay in Lincoln. '
Mr. and Mra. John B. Brady, Mr. and
Mra Thomaa L. Da via and Miss Helen
Davis will leave today for a trip to Palm
Renin. Mias Ruth Moorhead will accom
pany them and meet Mrs. Bradway of
Chlctifo, who la spending the winter at
Palm Beach.
Mr. and Mr. B A. Cudahy, Mr. E. A.
Cudahy, jr., and Mias Jesn Cudahy left
Friday for a month's sojourn In tha south,
where they will visit Auguata and Palm
B,each. On their way .home they will stop
In New York City and In Washington,
where Mlas Helen Cudahy is In school.
Weddlags aa Kasaseaneats.
Mr. and Mra. Ames Snyder announce the
engagement of thelr'.daughter. Miss Mabel
M. Bnyder, to Rev. Charlea E. Cobbcy of
Beatrice, Neb. The wedding will take place
In June.
One of the larger weddings of tho month
will be that of Miss Jeanne Wakefield,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wake
field, to Mr. Harry L. Street of Chicago,
which will take place Saturday evening at
All Saints' church at I o'clock. A recep
tion will KIIqw at th home of th brlda.
The wedding party will include Mr.
Thomaa Martin Bpofford of Kar.saa City,
cousin of the bride, matron of honor; Mia
Ella Ma Brown, maid of honor; Mis
Agnea Street, cousin cf th groom, and
Mlaa Margaret Street, alatar of the groo-n,
txAn of Chicago, will be the bridesmaids.
Mr. Norman A. Street, brother of the
groom, will b best man, and tb ushers
will be Mr. Douglas Street, cousin ef the
a-aaaaka.
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Bargains in
i SEWING
MACHINES
1 Wheeler & Wilson, No. 9. 6 draw
er, drop head, slightly uaed $22-so
1 White, drop head, almost new,
for $27-60
1 $50.00 Full Cabinet, Minnesota
Auto lift, good a new . ...
1 Second hand White, box top, In good
order, for $7.50
1 Second hand Singer, box top, In
good order, for ..$5.00
1 Second hand Domestic, In good or
der, for $8-0
New Machines at 120.00 and up.
Machines rented, supplies and re
pairs for all 'machines.
Gustafson & Henrickson
Bomti eawlBlr Maehln Of fie
Korth'east Corner lata and Capitol Are,
otl Xioral Bldg.
ntoaest Bell. Dong. 1874; lad. A-3S52.
AUDITOR IU M
Grand Concert
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 21ST
by Uie
Philippine Constab
ulary Band
85 - MUSICIANS - 85
on their way to the
Inauguration of President Ttvft
Seat sale opens Friday, February
18th. Prlcea 50c, 75c and $1.00.
August Molier, head of the Violin de
partment of the Wealeyan Coneervatory of
Mualo, Lincoln, Neb., beg to announce
that he will teach at Room 612 Karbach
Block, corner 15th and Douglas, on Wed
neaday only on which day ha will be
pleased to receive proapectlv pupil.
The Calumet's
Thousands of peitrons are In a uni
son praiklng
"Plate Dinners"
Original with the Calumet.
Monday Table d'Hote.
groom; Mr. C. W. Folds, Dr. R. II. Harvey,
all of Chicago, and Mr. H. E. O'Neill and
Mr. Stockton Heth. .
Mr. R. La Book, the well known ladle'
tailor and (urrier of Omaha, haa greatly
Increaaed the facllitlea of hi fire depart
ment, and in the future thla branch of the
bualnesa will be known aa the firm of La-
Booic ft Yost, furrier. Mr. Yost alao need
no introduction to the ladies of thla city
nd vicinity, having been asaociated for
th last three year with Mr. Aulabaugh,
th furrier of Douglas street. Mr. Yost has
an acknowledged reputation of long ex
perience aa an expert and A No. I lurrler,
and ha already won the confidence of the
many lady patron who are connoisseur
In thia line.
Prfesaloaal Musratri.
The professional mourner who can be
hired in many European tit lea to follow in
the funeral proceaalon end look grief-
stricken 1 usualy secured through burial
societies. These furnish men or women.
dreased in keeping with the desire of the
family of the late lamented. 1 tiny aiao
weep to Older. At homes where slf-control
IS deemed a virtue mere is no loua demon
stration pf sorrow, but where the real
mourners are emotional and give way to
weeping they are usually outdone by the
profeaslonala. An undertaker In Delaware
furnished mournera euveral times reot'ntly.
and the experiment was so sucresafui. the
stricken funilllt-e were ao well pleased
with the manrr In which the mourning
pur Uea had been augmented, that tlie
runerai airecior naa wivrmuira tu eniri
the professional mourner's business, Willi
hopes for surceds. New York Tribune.
(iwveramesit Ownership.
Manitoba' fliat year under government
ownership of the telephone aystem shows
a surplus of tJ&o.Ouo, and the second year
opem with rurumlara of reductiona In rales
amounting to at leaat per rent, in
plant was bought for $4,M).uu0 from the
Bell Telephone company. 1 tirougnoui in
L'siiadian wast public ownership of natural
monopolies 1 a very popular poucy.
A&iX
m
OF
Suits, Dresses and Waists
The charm of refined taste tn
style and moklnfl so apparent
In all Elite Garments Is one
reason ol tlielr popularity.'
The smart styles, graceful lines, clever trimmings, unrivaled
fit and skillful tailoring evoke the admiration of the most critical
and hard-to-please. In the spring line of "Elite" garments the
designs are limitless, the qualities choice. It is easy to select a
style suited to your individual type, a practical garment with
cut lavish expenditure.
RIew Silk Petticoats
Dozens of new Silk Petticoats just received, regular sizes, in all
colors, with or without all silk underruffle, extra siies, in, black
1 All A 1 J A at
oaiy, wan oeist quality 01 iieauieroioom under- s n nn
ruffle. These are regular $10 values else
where, our price only
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Afternoon Tea tor Ladies
AT THE IIENSIIAW
Preparations have been made to serve Ladles every
day In the sumptuous dining rooms of
The Henshaw Cafe
After Theater Parties Matinee Parties
Banquets. Noon Luncheons
Are Specialties to which We Cater
Ladles Always Feel at Ease in Omaha's Grandest Cafe
GAe HENSHAW
Silver and Gold
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Sherman Gl NcConnell Drug Co,,
Corner leth and Dodge.
Owl Drug Co.,
Corner leth and Harney.
MM M (
Tlie Essence of Good '
Dressing Is Good Taste
Correctness of style demands art. The nice touch, the distinctive
tone, character, style and superior quality are characteristics ot my
productions.
North-
East
Corner
LA-BOOK YOST, Furriers.
Inducement We are making a liberal offer on furs by way ol
Introduction.
IVIIVIE. FRAYER
Representative for
MARIETTA STANLEY COMPANY,
Sempro Glovlne and Egyptian Fac? Powders. Etc.
Mme. FRAYER'S SPECIALTIES
Mins. Frayer's Adellght Cream, Perfumes II air Solvent, Hair
Grower and Tooth Paste.
Agent' Office,
lftth and Farnam Street, Flat 0,
Davldge Block.
Ttie Everlnstlno Aim ol
HANSON'S CAFE
is
INCOMPARABLE SERVICE
This has neressltstr-J Kill avaltrxtt.i- on tlio first floor whjta mn on ttie
HKCond flour. Vou will be surprliwil st tlia inarvt-lousiy quick servioa. It's
for your convenience. Kverybody praises ths liiiproveui.nl.
SUNDAY TABLE D HOT 73c
YOU WILL PAY IC2.00 EVERYWHERE ELSE.
Only Meat Waiters at Night.
ST.
mmm
r m a ma I a a
Con Bon Dish Free
MOXDv&r, 0:00 A.
10 th and Dodge,
10th and Harnex,
Monday morning; at 8:00
o'clock we shall place on
sale 1,000 lbs, Fcnaway
Chocolates, as follows:
1 lb. Fenaway Chocolates,
at 60c
1 Silver and Gold Bon
Bon Dish OOc
Total flJio'
Monday, commencing; at
9:00 a. m., Bon Bon Dish
and Chocolates, for OOc
This Is strictly a prise
Introductory offer, for
you never ate finer choco
lates. On sale at both Rexall'
Stores.
16th and
Howard
Streets
MEGEATH
1421
Now at
STATIONERY
Farnani Street.
CO.,
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