THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 5. 1010.
11. S. ALUMNI Al FIELD CLUB
! Association Will Hold Meeting, Re
j union, Reception and Dance.
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TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ALUMNI
i High rhool BaUdlng Is Entirely
. Inarirqaate to Accommodate All
and the Kleld (lab I
Nrcnred.
: The annual meeting of Ihfl Omaha High
. School Alumni association will be hrld
i at the Omaha Field club on the evening
,of .Tune W. Owing to the absent of Pierl
, U:i. Burnett, Mint Fannie Pratt, vice
president of the association will preside.
, Miss Klolse Wood was appointed pcrctnry
lat year, hut upon her resignation Mire
Louise Northrup, who rendered abla a
flstarcs at president lixst year. wa ap
pointed secretary. Mis Geraldlne Clifford
. I treasurer.
'j An enthusiastic meeting of the alumni
Mm expected and a laige attendance I ax
iaured. An executive committee, which i
'Composed of Nathan Ijernetcln. Otto Bau
nan. 8am KeynoldM. Chandler Trimble, I'r.
Abhle Holmfs. Mr. Anna Mct'airiif
Marple, Florence MrHmh, Mis Gertrude
White and M.ns Marie Hodge will xtlr up
nlhulam.
. On account of the incomplete lists of
I graduate of earlier year and the in
I numerable marriages and consequent
i change of name and addresses It wat
decided not to Issue formal ln Itations. Ad
mission will be by ticket! which will be on
eale at Heaton'a Drug atore. They may
alio be obtained from any of the above
named officer and committee.
I'laaa Veils Will Itlnc Oat.
While the scene of the meeting will be
.removed from the old familiar halls of tho
high achnol and the scholastic atmosphere
may be mission, clas aplrit will prevail,
clan yells will ring- out and hearty claas
reunion will take place.
A recptlon committee will be appointed
tr ce that every or.e is made we'.coms.
Dancing will be indulged In at :30 o'clock.
lMmlek's orcheatra will furnish the music
There are about J.500 alumni of the
Omaha High school and It Is hoped that a
bin majority will realize this opportunity
ef meeting once again as schoolmates and
renewing acquaintances. ' The argument Ir.
favor of choosing the Field club ns meet
ing place was strengthened by the Indi
cations that this would be one of thi
biggest meetings in the history of the as
sociation, and that the high school building
would be entirely Inadequate to accom
modate the alumni. For this reason bIho.
the price of the tickets. Including the dms
v as mndo nominal 60 cents. That the
committee was able to lower the price of
I he tickets w as also due to the generosity
of the Field club in offering its quarters.
The committee In charge of arrangements
H of the opinion that the response of the
xlu.nnl will be as liberal as the occasion
deserves.
The notice of the meeting Is being given
'arly so that the alumni may keep the
night of .lutie 20 an open date, so that this
ivtny serve a a type of the future meeting
of the association.
mid-week dinner dame on Thursday even
ing during the summer months. The dan
cll.g pavilion lias been enlarged for the
dancers and a large veranda Imllt around
thla for the spectators. A table d'hoto
dinner will be served at the club every
evening from nix to eight o'clock.
t'ommeiu'ement fei.
MlfS Dorothy Stevens ms graduated from
Mis temple's school. New Yoik City, and
has returned to Omaha.
Mr. Robert J. Williams, nm of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. William, is. h member of the
graduating clay of Shattui k Military
academy. Mr. and Mrs. William leave
this evening to attend the commencement
exercises.
Miss Helen Cudahy and Miss Kltxabetii
rickens were members of the class which
was graduated from Mrs. Homers' school
this er. Miss Pickens has returned to
Omaha. Miss Cudahy Is a member of a
party of graduates who tailed today for a
summer In Europe.
Miks Margaret Vaughn and Miss Mar
garet Mcl'hersoti were members of this
year's ila at St. Mary's school. Ciarden
City. L. I. Mr. mid .Mis. A. H. Vaughn.
Mr. T. II. MiTlierson ani Miss T,oulse
Mcpherson "went eaa to attend the ex
enltes. They are expected home this week.
The commencement exercises of ths
Omaha IIIgIi school will be held Friday
i evening, June 17. in the Creighton Orpheum
theater. Festivities for the members of the
elaxs have already begun. Yesterday the
class was entertained at a picnic held on
the campus and In the woods north of
Bellcvue college. The commencement ex
ercises of the class are to be held Friday
evening, June 17, in the Creighton Orpheum
theater.
Miss F.lizabeth Hweet, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Sweet, and Miss Myra
Breckenrldge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Breckenrldge, have received what is
considered aCletlnct honor at Smith col
lege, in being chosen among forty Juniors
from a class of 8ii6 to participate In the Ivy
day exercises, June 13, which are part of
the graduating festivities. Miss Hweet and
Miss Breckenridge will also act as ushers
at the commencement exercises, which oc
cur June 14.
The commencement exctcVrs of Crown-
SOCIETY ATIENDS WEDDINGS
(Continued from .Page Two.)
wedding is a chapter In a pretty romance
which began with the bride's visit to her
grandmother in Poughkeepsle last year.
Both, the , bride and her attendant. Miss
Mar)nn Funkhouser. wore' light cloth suits.
The bride wore a cream serge suit with
bodice of net and lace and a large black
fist of net and plumes. She carried a white
prayerbook. Mtsa Funkhouser wore a ault
of uhlte and gray and a large black hat.
)h carried pink peonies. Mr. Arthur
V.'elsh acted a best man. Following the
'tilling a reception was held In the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Funkhouser, the
guests Including the wedding party and
relatives. ,
' The wedding party of Miss Beatrice.
Yates, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Henry
. . 1 atea. and Lieutenant Cha. C. Allen of
t.ie Thirtieth V. 8. Infantry, whose mar
vlago will take place Thursday at the
homo of Mr. and Mr. Yates. "Hillside."
VI 1 Include Miss Carolyn Johnson of Bt.
jokeph, Mo., and Miss Stella Hamilton.
maMs of honor; Captain E, D. Warfleld.
best man, and the ushers will be Captain
Campbell Babcock. LJeutenant Otho Mlch
aelis. Mr. Henry W. Yates, jr.. Mr. Ran
dall Brown, Mr. Earl Gannett, and NvS
tdward C. Smith of Kansas City. Dean
Beechar and the Kev. R. B. H. Bell of
pes Moines will officiate. A reception
will follow the ceremony, after which the
newly weddtd cddple will leave for a wed
ding trip, and will be at home after Aug
ust 15 at 30 West Twelfth street, Atlanta,
Ga.
; Miss Olivia a. Hltchoock, daughter of
Dr. and Mr. Charles Hitchcock, of No.
IT West Thirty-sixth etreet, was mar
ried to Mr. 8. Hlnman Bird, a son of Mrs.
Charles T. Cook, of No. 41 East Thlrty
Mghth street, In Bt. Peter's church. Nar
ragansett Pier, Saturday afternoon, June 4.
Mrs. Albert J. Akin was matron of honor.
The other attendants were Misses Ann
Wall, Frances Lamont, Gertrude Leverlch
and Mary Hamilton, the latter of Albany,
N. Y. Mr. E. Dlmon Bird, Mr. Bird's
biolher, was best man. The ushers were
Meskis. Howard L. Hitchcock, I.ynfoid M.
Dickinson, Mark W. Maclay, Jr.; Walter
X. Stlllman and O. de O. Vanderbllt, Jr.,
II of New York; also George H. Field
vt Buffalo, Fred C. Letts of Chicago. Wll
Jlm C. Motter of St. Joseph, Mo.; Clifford
J. Voorheea of New Brunswick, N. J., and
the Rev. K. Ashley Gerhard of Orange,
N. J. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Herbert Shlpman of
the Church of the Heavenly Rest, New
Yoik, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Prescott.
lector of St. Peter a church, Narragansett
Pier. Mr. Bird gave his ."arewell bachelor
dinner at Delmlnoco'a Friday evening.
For Ike Km are.
Mrs. A. D. Lane will give a dancing party
at nappy Hollow June 17.
Mrs. Charles B. Keller will give a lunch
ion Tuesday for Mrs. Lawton of Houghton
M.ch.
1 Mi. Robert Anglin will give a luncheon
at th Country club Wednesday in honor of
ir. Ijiwton of Houghton. Mich.
Mi. A. U. Reed will give a dance at her
Home the evening of Tuesday, June 14, for
tier daughter. Miss Kllsabeth Reed.
Mrs. A. C. Fanell will leave 8unday af
tcraoon for 8t. Ixjuls. to attend the Tercen
tenary of the Sisters of the Visitation.
7 Mrs. Edward Mahoney will give a lunch
eon Tuesday afternoon in compliment to
ner nous guest, Mra. E. J. Fellow, of
Mouit city.
Miss Winifred Wilcox will give a inUeel
laneous shower at her home Tuesday even
ing for Miss Florence Mason, one of the
June brides.
Mrs. Murlsuhal and her sister. Miss
Bertha Bhacklefoid, have gone for a trip
through Yellowstone park. They will also
visit the Pacific coast before returning.
1 Mis. Edgar Scolt will give a plcnio Tues
day at Tha Orchard" in Council Bluffs,
thai tome of her parents, Mr. and Mra. N.
Iff ixlge, in celebration of the sixth birth-
,V of her daughter. Miss Eleanor Bcott.
The Rod and Gun club will have the
ell Hall will be held Tuesday morning at
o clock In the Church of St. Ma
thlas. The attendant events, as they are
named In the cards of Invitation are ser
mon to graduating class by the Bishop of
the diocese. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
lit Church of St. Mathlas. reception fol
gral.iatlng (lass. Itrownell Hall, Momtay
evening from eight to eleven o'p'ock; re
cital of music department Monday even
ing at 9 o clock.
The class of the Omaha High school for
l:IO will be welcomed Into the Alumni as
sociation June 30. by the annual reception
which la to be held this ear at the Omaha
Field club. The club has been chosen by
the orsaiiliatlon because of the size of the
ai "Delation. The officers of ths associa
tion are Mis Fannie M. Pratt. lRi. acting
rresld'nt; Miss Louise Northrup, 1008. stcre
tary. and (ieraldlne Gifford. ions, treasurer.
The other members of the executive com
mittee are Mr. Otto Kauman. chairman,
1SD0; Mr. Samuel Reynold. I'M; Mr. Nathan
Bernstein, 188; Mr. Chandler Tilmblc. 1910;
Dr. Abbie Holmes, lS'JO; Anna Maiples, 1M7;
Gertrude White. l:sW; Marie Hodge, UKO;
Florence McHugh.
Followl:.g the annual business meclin-j
which we held yesieidav morning Ht
Hi-owicII Hull, the Browne!! Hall -ilunm:.
welcomed the new atulYiiiae. the member
of the cats of 1V10, with a luncheon. In
tpenlng the business meeting, Rt. R?v.
Arthur L. Williams, bishop of Nebraska
spoke of the ideal of the school. Mrs.
George" Tlldon wa chosen as piesldent of
the alumnae; Miss Marv Mellor of Wuyno
vice president: Miss Helen Davis. IT San.
urer; Miss Melona Butterfield. secretary; t
AUsae Fjibe. Bess Baum and Carolina
Barkalow, executive committee. At the
luncheon covers were placed for s'.xty-flvt.
The decorations were pink and red poenlee.
The singing of class songa and giving of
Informal talks wa the after luncheon program.
At the Field Club.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Judson were hosts
of a party which Included Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Buckingham, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Baldrldge.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McCoy entertained at
dinner last evening Rev. and Mrs. T. W.
Mcconnell, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Olmsted
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Denny. Mi. an.l Mrs.
Frank Fltsgerald and Mr. and .Mis. J. F.
Steut.
Complimentary to Mis Rachel Kincsd
of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Pearce
entertained at dim er last evening. Covers
'P placed for Miss Klncaile, Mrs. Het,
GaMsBlier. M;s Katherlne Mooihd.
and Mrs. Pearce. Mr. Fnink KeogU. Mi.
Ben Gallagher and Mr Paul Galligii.r.
Mrs. George Windsor Meccsth entertained
at luncheon Saturday at the Field club In
honor of her mother, Mrs. .IiiIIh Freeman.
Covers were plued for Me.-iUnies Free
man. l'lla Squires, F. -,V. 'o;iiio. S.ehhme.
I.. i. nalrd, W. J. t'oniiell. .1. V . Griffith.
1. O. Ives, D. V. Sliolc mid (I. W. Mo
krslh. The others who entertained and tha nuin
br In their party were: Major Cha n Ken
nedy; eight: J. W. Tonic, sx: J. o. sir
ford, four; T. J. IngueiScii. eight; Doa-ie
Powell, four; A. J. Vlerllng. nine; A. 1 .
Man-lot, eight; T. W. Talma.te. three; ,1.
Blakeley, six: Herbert McCoy, c'ght; U. C.
Hour, four; P. C. Hyson, seven.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. llarrlman were hosis
of one ot the largest dinner parties at tli -Field
club last evening. Then- cu 'sis w re
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tenors. Mr. nvd J1-?
W. Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. It W. Ho.il,
Mr. and Mis. Lynn Kemper. Mr. and M :
John McDonald, Mr. ard Mis. J. F. t:e,
Mis Nina Marshall, Mr. J. Buckingham.
Miss Mary M'geath was hostess al a large
luncheon Saturday, her gueats including
Misses Ruth White, Jean White. Loti'vo
White, Harriet Smith. Elisabeth U-cd.
Mable Allen. Ruth Hlnrlchs, Grttchen Wil
liamson, Adelaide Funkhouser. Adelyn
Wood, Helen Epeneter, Marjorie tlowland.
Eugenie Patterson, Stella Thummell, Gr:a
Lane, Marlon Kulin, Luclle Baon, Ger
trude Met. .Harriet Mets, Alice Jaqu th,
Mlldivd Boyse, Reglna Connell. Margaret
Blackwell. Joaephlne Cougdon, H-len
Eastman, Blanche: Deuel and Mra W. R.
MeCormlck.
last evening in compliment to Mrs. Charles
Whitehead of Denver, who Is the house
guest of Miss l, nn t'mtls.
Mrs. John Cm ke lis. I as her guests at
dinner Colonel Cornelius Gsrdener of Fort
Crick. Colonel ami Mrs. Glassford and
l.le:!tcnsnt and Mrs. Glassford of Fort
Omaha. General and Mrs. J. C. Cowln and
Mm W ill R Cowin. I
Mr. nd Mrs. M. A. Hall nero hosts f
one of the largest parties at the Country
rlt.b last rvrtilng, rntertaln'ng Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Griffith. Dr. and Mrs. F. X. Connor,
Mr. ii '.d Mrs. Charles Pickens, Mr. and
Mi;. F. II. Gaines, Mr. and .Mrs. C. F. Mo
ll cw. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. McGilton.
. upper party will bo given this en
in . r.t the Country club by Mr. Earl W.
Gannett and Mr. Randall K. Brown in
liomir of Mi -s Richards and Lieutenant
.Mien. The guest list Includes Miss Yates,
M m I'.lchaidroii, Mrs. George Mixter, Mtss
Sulla Hamilton, Miss Johnson of St.
Joseph, Mo.;, Mr. and Mrs. Kdward C.
Sin tli of Kunsus City. Mr. and Mrs. John
1,. Kenncl. Lieutenant and Mrs. Otho
Michac'.ls, Captain Sai field. Captain Bab
cock. Mr. II. . Yules, Jr.; Lieutenant
Allen, Mr. l-.ail Gannett and Mr. Randall
Kioun.
At the toantry ( lab.
The others who entertained at the Coun
try club were; Miss Helen Davis, four; H
P. Whitmore, four; D. C. Patterson, four;
Floyd Smith, lght.
Mr. A. B. Warren gave a dinner nsrtv
t Happy Hollow.
Mr. nr.d Mis. G. H. Payne entertained a
patty or twelve at timtior last evening In
honor of Mi. and Mrs. Ls.ee' Patterson of
Miirsl.i.iltou n, in, who are the house
gu.-ts of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bate.
Mr. r.d Mis. C, V. Russell entertained a
party of eleven at dinner at the club last
evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Gunt her unil Miss Plttinger, who leave to
day for Euiopc.
Tho others who gave dinner parties last
evening and the number of each party
partv were: Kdson Rich, eight; Edward
VrKlikc, eight ; C. L Nlswonger, six; N. H.
Loomls, elsht; J. C. Drexel, five; E. A.
Hatfield, four; O. L. Fisher, four; Dr. A.
E. Maik, four; H. D. Reed, five; F. C.
Holllnger, five; Q. D. Tunnicliffe, four; Eva
Wallace, four; T. L. Vanaurg, eight; W. E.
Shepaid, six.
Kargain Counter Offering Tou will find
The Ben Want Ad Pages a successful
medium for reaching buyer and seller.
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tfm 'l1' 4.3fv TPHE OPENING of our new store at this opportune time(is cer.Sm
jnfiJfLM.A(Ji I vVU tamly a great boon for June brides or others eontemnlatincr fur- KJh
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HPHE OPENING of our new store at this opportune time(is cer
tainly a great boon for June brides or others contemplating fur
nishing a home or the purchasing of a single article. Our stocks are
new and represent the choicest selections in all departments of every
class ot home furnishings. New styles, new finishes, up-to-date mer
chandise of a dependable character can be yours, and at prices that
mean a tremendous saving to you.
irnPn118' !00' areJJeasier than th easiest obtainable elsewhere. We make conditions to meet con
hardships Parent in keeping with your income. An unparalleled credit system without
THIRTY DAYS FREE TRIAL is yours also, which means that you may select a complete outfit or a
r.iv-tm1n nHi-t.1. ff 1 i
oiugic itmue, ana u your selection is not to your Wang, you may re
turn, exchange or have your money refunded on any purchase. This in
sures for you a home toyour liking, a Happy Home.
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sign Ouvenpoi-t Bofa Bed. It Is made of solid oak. finished
golden or early English. We also have them in mahogany
Il.llHn e"ir grids n t or n a u abJab m A T-v. a. a
BCBEL'I BTXZI. BAJtaX BrBCIAX
This range la made of blue steel
throughout, requiring no painting or
blacking. It is made of heavy gauge re
inforced steel, and well, braced; has
large square oven; Is full nickel trim
med. Haa pouch feed and boiler. This
range la sold complete with high cloxet
exactly as shown in illu- CTiCn
tratlon. A guaranteed baker. W B MJv
snbsl's Bpeoial Bale
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lable is extra large and masaive. made of quarter
-awed oak throughout. Measures S0x48 Inches. It has
and hand onll.h ZiZZ LLm""?'V.wl Iln'sheu
English oak or mahogany finish, with gen
uine mahogany top. This table Is made to
our special order. Bubal's Male Vrloe
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New Store; Hew Merchandise
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This Davenport is strongly
fi.iiah nf tha hlD..u nA
ullt and expertly upholstered and guaranteed In every
genuine Chase leather. This Davenport opens
automatically Into a full si led and comfort
able bed. Bub.!' Bpeoial Bala rto
A WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
OlTea With
Try
Oo-Oart
and Baby
Carriage
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New Methods
Brussela mturs Size 9x12 ft. This
offering should afford abundant evi
dence of our ability to umlernell.
These rug are made especially for
us and nothing but the beat mater
ials are ued in their ronMruetlon.
They are of close, firm weave, which
Insures their durability. We have a
large assortment of new, up-to-date
iiiiiprn. in hii ins lat
est shades. Babel's
Special Bale
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Five Large Floors Devoted to
tlte Display ol Samples Only
Oar Terms
Are Basler
Thaa tha
Basleet
Obtainable
Blsawhere.
Oar Brlees
Are Lower
Than tha
lowest
Obtainable
Blaewhere,
DUi0 BPECXAX These
Sideboard are made of selected
quarier-sawea o xnruugnuuv,
tinislied in a rich golden. They
have beautiful carved ornamenta
tion, fitted with Krench bevel
i.,!...! h I a si I ilahAa r4 hue
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lurff a llnti ilrsi war and 11 tied
Opening- Bale
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and lined
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thm peramouiatora have strongly
built ateel gear. The wheels are ex
tra large, all steel and fitted with
heavy, one-half inch guaranteed rub
ber tire. The body Is finished with
four coats of roach paint and var
nish. They are upholstered in the
iivmi snug ui genuine learner eiotn.
ana nave targe leather
reveralble puraaul.
Babel's Opening Bale
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leather cloth.
$125
SXTEBBIOir TABX.SB This massive Tedestal
bXtenaiun Tabla is marl of larfarf ,iar..
wed oak throughout. We have them In golden.
"iinii ur luinra oaa. i ne pedestal is ex-
-Bt a'vx WUIUIIIM Via LTllBlt.rilal. J L
has large hand-csrved feet.
Mabel's Opening- Bale
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$11!!
X.BATSXB BOOXSKB An extra
heavy, massive Kocker, made of se
lected solid oak throughout. , It Is
fiurely mission In design, an extra
arge and comfortable rocker. The
upnoisienng is or the best grade of
Tivnuiuv opamen icsiner;
laa full spring sets.
Bubal's Opening- Bala
Brio
$8!f
iniaiKiToas w
largest line of refrigerators In the
west. Including the standard makes
as tha "White Mountain" and "Mas
cot". Refrigerators like Illustration,
mane or a mni mnnt nn .. i . . .
llied, lined with galvanized Iron. The
tZ..lm. r"" with mineral
wi. iin nvirigeraior
baa all mnrUrn h..eiAniA
and iea-eevinv nniu . .
Babel's Opening Bale ITlce.
show the
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