THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 3. mil.
MARRIAGES ARE SURPRISES
PoMftr is Wondering Who Will
Slrt Tteir Friendi Kext
C33uri3ri7s Have omaha
U.rU Ovn g. Te-icla TrT at
Coa:i:rr flab Oaaakea Conslag
I.-a Erfea Va
cation tori.
-;: Cil'ndif.
G,? 'r.:r..oit HePPT Hollow. Miss
Mtl Ahen luncheon i 'd iub.;,1l,
eh..drer me ar.ec dance at Field club.
TLLii rtV-i.aii dy and dinner, dance
, vLr ;T.vV. -wedding of Misa JVadyi
'a. V j a -n a,-.d Mr Joejh Edward
rfarton In 1'ortland. wedding of Miss
Etta EMirm and Mr Ernest Evans
,.. Cu. Columbian
elW.v.c v.-.tn Mr. R A. ColUW and
V: . ... .1. dance t Country end
THUFi-Mri. Frank I m fchftjwell rj
l .... '...Icire lor Mrs Ohe-ster H.
. .'.c'.i .'.-.d ext. Mrs Fred EMr.
C.vnis club. ladles' day t Happy Hol-
FRIDAT-Ccrnhuekec club of University
ot Micnism; baoo.ua at Happy How
Ity picnic et Lake Manawa. '-n4
mnr.n a.id dance at Country. Field and
Hrpy Hollow club.
60 many engagement and wedding an
nouncements were sprung on society lest
week that tolke art aeking each other,
"Who next?"
To lead the hat of announcements this
vMk la tha engsgement of Mr. Joseph
Byrne, son of Mr and Mrs T. C. Byrne,
and Milt Lucy Jones of Washington. D
C. Tha wedding will take place tha middle
of October in Washington. ' If win be a
church wedding and vary quiet wing to
the lilneaa of Miaa Jones' uneia. Mr. Isaac
Jones, with whom aha makea bar noma.
Mr. and Mra. Byrne and Mlsa Esther Byrne
will attend tha wedding
Min Jonaa haa vieited In Oman many
times aa ti;e gueat of Mra. John Madden
and is well known here. Mr. Byrna after
graduating from Crelghton college want to
Denver. whr ha spent two yeara. Ka la
now in bjtn'eea with hla father In tha
Byrne-Hammer company, and tha young
couple will make their home In Omaha.
Another neur announcement which will
be of especial' intereat .to the high school
art in that of 'Mm riorenoa Smith. daugh,
ter of Mr. and Mra. T.H, Sfnlth, end 'Mr.
Edgar FiV-.a Miss Smith wa graduated
In the class of 10. of which aha wea aA
honor atudent, and wee one1 of tha moat
popular young woman of her class. The
wedding will .take place In thia month.
Moat of last week'e angagementa cam
as surprises to tha frlenda of tha engaged
couples. Among these waa that.' of Mlaa
Louise Lord, daughter of Dr. and Mrs
John Prentiss Lord, and Xr. stoges Throop
Vaughn of Chicago, tha wedding to take
place In November. Mlsa Lord made her
debut two year ago after her return from
Min Burnbam's aehool at Northampton.
Mass., and her friends regret that bar mar
riage will take bar from Omaha.
The marriage of Mr. Bernard Cepen and
Mlsa Elisabeth. Greene of "Warwick. R. I .
will bring an attractive bride to Omaha.
Mr. Capan earn to Omaha after gradu
ating from Boston School of Technology
and haa lived here six years. Mlaa dreene
ta a graduate of Smith ebllege. ' Tha wed
ding will M celebrated ta Warwick Octo
ber 10.
The wadding of Mlaa Hall Axtell and
Mr. Chester C. Hunter will be celebrated
lata thia fait. -'
Tha marriage of Mlaa Beatrtc Moor,
daughter of Mr. and Mm. Oeorge rarlay
Moor of Chicago, formerly of Omaha, to
Mr. Clark McCray Hapaman of La Orange,
111., took place ln Chicago 'Wedassday
Mra. Hapaman ap'ent her girlhood In
Omaha, haa visited here many, time since
'with Mr. and Mr. 6 T. Klpllnger and haa
naen a maid at veraiv of tha Ak-Sar-Ban
ballg.
Perhaps tha most Interesting of tha
waek'a waddlnga waa that of Mra. C. W.
Hull and Mr. W. JV MeXaen, which took
place Saturday in California.
Omaha travalera ara bernnlng to re
turn from their trlpa abroad, and from tha
mountain and lake resort of tha east and
waat Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Brandels, who
left In June to attend tha coronation In
England and afterward took an automo
bilt tour through Norway, returned today.
Mr. and Mrs J. H McDonald, who have
apent moat of tha summer in London and
Paris, returned today. Mra. Walter T.
Page and Mlaa Nannie Page returned laat
week from abroad. Mlsa Page arrived In
Omaha Friday, and Mra. Page la vialtlng
In Orange. Va. Miss Boss Ceffman and
Mra. J. M. Metcalf. who hava spent tha
year abroad together, ara among tha globe
trotters who hava Just returned from their
travels. N
Mr. and Mr. Vletor White returned Sat
urday from the eaat and Canada. Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Reed and daughters, who ara
in tha White mountains, will motor home
next week. Judge and Mrs. W. A. Redid
will be back this week from the east
Mra. F. P. Klrkandall and Mr. and Mra.
Olan .Wharton will be back Tueaday or
Wednesday from their automobile trip
through the New England atatea.
Oman ens are returning from the north
ern lakes. The Bishop and Mrs. A. L
Wllllame, who hava apent most of the
summer at Riehard'e Landing, Ont.. and
ara now In New Hampshire, will be home
the end of this week. Mis. W. B. Millard
will leave her summer home at F.V-hard a
Landing about September 10. Mlsa Frances
Todd, who has been Mrs. Richard s guest,
returned Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Samuel
Bum Jr., returned Friday from a visit
In rforthern Michigan and With Mra.
Charlee-T. Kounue at Mackinac. ' .
There will be some clacs to the tennis
tournament to be held this week at tha
Country club court by the young women
of the younger society et. The entry list
Is limited to daughter of members of the
etub and numbers but sixteen entrants.
Each. of theM young women is clever with
the racquet and some pretty play 1 .antici
pated. The entriea include M1m Ruth Hammer,
WrinkleleBa Skin
, - Now Easy To Have
'Ft:-i "imiiy PbyHcian.)
There's no excuse tor any woman having
wrinkle now. jt has been found that t
almple mixture of aixohte and witch hatel
has a' remarkable action upon tha deepeat
wrinkle. no matter what their nature,
whether caused by worry, habitual frown
ing, a debilitated condition or the ravages
of Father Time This harmless remedy,
which anyone can easily make, obtaining
tha tog red lan ts at any drug store, acta aa
both an astringent and a tonic. The- com
bined effect ot the tightening of the skin
and heightening Ita vitality la to imme
diately effect every line and wrinkle, keep
ing tke cuticle smooth and firm aa in
youth.. .
The preportiona are one ounce aaxolne
fpowdered) to one-half pint witch hatel.
Tha solution should ba used as a wash
fctuo. it l equally effective n dllposlsg
of flabhlneee of cheek and neck aa well aa
sagging below the eyea Adv.
Rank
MTS. LOflSE LORD.
who played with Mist Mildred Butler In
the women's ' icHamploriahlfi Tournament at
the Field club In June and won her way
into the eeml-flna!; Miss Elisabeth Sweet,
Miss Daphne Peters. Mlaa Menie ' Davie,
Mlsa Ellen Crelghton and Mlsa Mary Ring
wait, all made good ahowinga' In this sum
mer's Field 'club tourney.
Misa Oretchen McConnell la ana of the
beat of the women playera on .tha Field
club eeurta and haa taken part lit most ot
tha tournaments there. Tha Misses Janet
and Dorothy Hall 'have -played tn the
Field club tourney, aa hava also Mlsa
Elisabeth Davis, Miss Gladys Peters.
Misses Agnes and Mary Burkley and Mlsa
Hilda Hammer. Mlsa Bertha. Dickey and
Miss Hal en Sooble have had practice on
private eourt. .-..
Tha matohea will start Monday morning
at I o'clock and will be played off all day.
They will consist ot singles only and tha
girls themselves will act as refereea. At
tractive prises will be awarded, for -champion,
funnar-up and eonsnlation..
For the Future
i.
Mra.'M. Smitt wiu antarxain tha Don't
Worry club, at liar home Tueaday after
noon. Mlaa Jennie Kline will entertain Sunday
evening at her home In honor of Mlaa
Lilian Gottateln of Dea Molnea, gueat of
Mra. T. Jacoba.
Miaa Dap"hne Peters will give an auto
mobile picnic Sunday in honor of Miss
Bertha Dickey, who leaves soon for tha
east Tha party will ba chaperoned by Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Patera and those present
will be: '
Misses
Bertha Dickey,
Mary Burkley,
Mary Macrae,
Daphne Peters,
Mesere.
Allan Tukey,
Fred Daugherty,
Perry Hendrlcka,
Misses
Helen Bcoble,
Rachel Partnalea,
Ellen Crelghton,
Messrs.
Francia Gaines.
Sasford Glftord.
Paul Wadnworth.
Clarence Petera.
ftaipn meters,
Mr. and Mra. George Brown chaperoned
the So Sum club and a number ot their
frlenda at hayrack party Thursday
evening. They drove out on the Calhoun
road where they built a camp fire. Those
present were:
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown.
Misses MiMea
Ntrclssa Bradford. Hallle Updike,
Charlotte Updike,
Hasel Carpenter.
Gertrude Barker,
Margaret Bradford,
Josephine Gelsler,
Mestrs.
Lyle Hoffman,
Adams.
Kenry Whltmeyer,
Earl Glover.
Ethel Thompson,
Kffle Updike,
Goldie Updike,
Messrs.
Bole Turk.
Robert Swlnney,
Geore Johaeon,
Earn Carpenter,
At Happy Hollow
Mra. F. H. Garvin haa isaued lnvlta
tlona for luncheon at the Happy Hollow
club Monday. Covera will be laid for
twenty.
Dr.' and Mrs. A. C. Stokea entertained:
Dr. and Mra. J. M. Fatton. Mietee Anna
Covell, Cornyn Taggart, Dr. Potta. (Mr.
Jonea of Sioux City.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Robertson enter
tained aa their guests: Mr. and Mra.
Morton Selg. Mr. and Mra. George Hend
erson. Mlsaes Helen Eeare, Gladys Rob
ertson and Elizabeth Robertson.
Wise Ruth Cadwell of St. Loula, who Is
, visiting ill i- John Wit hr.ell, entertalnea
at luncheon Friday at Happy Hollow. Cov
era were placed tor:
Misses Misses
j..:.u'i. Kaiy PhlUIppl.
Mndied i.a.r. ' ;oenc xaoa,
alti.oa Ca.vflter. neue Fiirtll,
t-oli.i I.awh Oidv cl..
Mr. J. MaeMlllan Harding ente:-ta!:icJ
for Mr. Frtnk fcchne.der of boaton. Those
preseut wore.'
Misses
i Agr.cs burkley.
: G.adya Peters.
I Meskr
' FtanK Schneider.
James Van ti.ieh
Mlsaes '
Mane Holllnger.
Caroiyn Hording.
Mestrs
Elbert Burnett.
MacMiilan Hirding.
ticn'.bera g.ving dinners Saturday even
ing at Happy Hollow club Included 1'- W.
Backbu.n, who Ua4 oiht guets; C. B
Anderson, ten; A C. Crossinan. aix; H.
D. Xeeley. five, and J. P. O'Keefe, four;
R L. Robertson" four; W. J Miller,
twelve; W. W. Johaslon. five; E. H. Wal
rod. five. H. C. Van Gteeen. tour; B. l
Reese, e.ght.
Mr. and Mrs A. D. Lane had as their
guests Mr. E. NV. Benson and M.sete Greta.
Elizabeth aud Margaret Laae.
Raymond Hayward entertained Mr. and
Mra. Frank Wilklna. Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Hayward, Mlsa Dovey ot Plattsmouth.
Mlsa Martha felu and Mr Curtis Lindsay.
With Mr. and lire. I. Etbbernsen were:
Mr. and Mre. K. C. Page.
Mr. and Mis. J. J Suilnan.
Mr. and Mrs E. O Hamilton.
Captain and Mrs. Klihan.
Mr. Charles Goes.
Mr. Albert Sihbernsen.-. . . .. .
Mrs. Richard M.- .Laverty and Mrs . Mar
tin 6elllck of Onawa, la , were hostesses
of OmaHa Debutantes Advances Toward the
J
at an afternoon bridge t the Happy Hol
low club Saturday for Mlsa Cora Holmes
of South Omaha, whose wedding to Mr.
Harry Marling will take place in the near
future. The club rooms were decorated
with white rosea and asters.
Tables were aranged for: '
Mekdames ..iesdarr.es
D. L. Holmes. Harry Trumble.
Theodore Helgren. Claude Orchard,
Byron Hart.
Anton Lott. ir.
Arthur Miller.
Corydon Bulla.
W. C. Lambert.
Thomas Parker.
George Walllcker.
George Paddock.
Harry Cote.
W. B. Tagg.
A. V. Shotwell.
X. R. Bryaon,
Homer u snea.
J. M Tanner.
Charles Olson, Grand Lester Drlsheus.
Ifland. John Hughes.
E A. Rose.
Misses Mlsaes
Eunice Holmes. Pearl Laverty.
Julia Wlllard. Koran Gllehreat,
Maude Dennla. Grace Toung.
The members of the Omlkron club gave
tha laat of tha series of summer dancing
parties Friday evening at Happy' Hollow
club. Thia was guest night and a large
number of young men. who win become
members et tha club this winter, were en
tertained at this party.
ThOM present wars:
Mlsaaa Mleeea
Josephine Murphy, Tjarda Scott.
Martha Bllsa.
Ruth Gould,
Marguerite Buach,
Margaiet Prentiss,
Coolldge.
Olive Hammond,
Helen Epeneter,
Inex Lennon,
Margharotta Burke,
Alice McCullough,
Ruth Cadwell,
Anne Denis,
Zola Dellecker,
May Richarda.
Myra Breckenrldgo.
Macrae.
Gould.
Beatrice Coad.
Met ere.
Roger McKenxle,
Jack Webster,
Arthur J. McShane,
M. H. Dunham,
C. H. Clark, Jr.;
Thomas McShane,
Frank Builta.
B. V. Pfelffer.
Watler 6. Byrne,
R. O. Van Oredel,
Elbert Burnett,
J. F. Mead.
H. K Owen,
W. C. Soars.
Robert Switsler,
Charles EL Mets,
tmoa Thomas,
loyd Smith.
Helen Dovey of
Plattsmouth.
Fannie Hotfhlne,
Elisabeth Pickens,
Kan Murphy.
Helen Murphy,
Maud Longstreet,
Rose Smythe,
Jasmine Sberraden,
Lennon of
Sioux City.
Marie Holling er,
Carolyn Harding,
Bernlce Whitney,
May Engler.
Marguerite Stowlts,
Messrs.
Bert Leary.
R. W. Hayward,
G- Edgar Eddy,
Roy C. McCullough.
Frank Schneider,
Curtis Lindsay,
John Hoffhlne.
Roger P. Holman,
Wilson Austin,
Edward Learv.
Harold Thompaon
tawtra Murpny,
A. I. Creigh.
id. E. Walleratedt,
George Engler
Joe Ring wait.
Robert Stout,
N. F. Rehm
Walton Vapor,
E H. Haves.
oeorge Bonman,
J. M Hardlnar.
'R. J. Winiama,
C. W. Coolldge,
Jack Baley,
K. H. Patterson.
Chas. B. McLaughlin.
Paul Beaton,
Carol Sears.
Frank Anson.
Leon Callahan.
Mr. and Mra
D. C Buell.
Mr. and Mra. M. W. Cavanaugh.
Mr. and Mra. Samuel Rees, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. M. Kent.
Mr. and Mra. J . Rogers.
Mr. and Mra. E. M Slater.
Mr. and Mra. Rueae.ll Harris.
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Ramsey.
At the Country Club .
A few dinner partlea were given at the
Country club last evening. Mr. Luther
Drake and Dr. Bridges entertained nine
guests; WDaon Austin, four; W. H
Wheeler, four; E. T. Swobe, tour.
At Rod and Gun Club
k, Rube dancing party will be the next
entertainment given at the Rod and Gun
club. Thuraday evening. This will take
the place of the regular Thursday even
ing vaudeville performance.
About 10; 30 o'clork a Harvest Home sup
per will be served. All of the dancers are
requested to come in Rube costume.
The closing data of the club has not
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been definitely decided, but tha last affair
at the club thia season will probably be
a camp fire entertainment.
Wedding Bells
The wedding of Misa Ethel Mgttson.
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Matt
son, to Mr. Preseott Heald of Peoria, 111.,
was celebrated Friday evening at 8 80
o'cloek at the home ot the bride's parents,
1060 South Thirty-second street. The rooms
were attractive with a decoration of pink
and purple aster. The wedding march
waa played by Miss Henrietta Gilmore.
Rv. James A. Jenka of the St. Mary's
Avenue Congregational church read tha
marriage linea. Miaa Gertrude Mattson
waa maid of honor and the bridesmaid
wore Mis Helen Heald of Peoria and Mies
Celeste Webb of Baltimore. Mr. Charles L.
Mattson waa beat man. Tha bride wore a
dainty lingerie gown of lac and embrqid
ery and carried bride's rse. An informal
reception followed the ceremony for the
wadding guests. About fifty frlenda and
relatives were present.
After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mra
Heald will be at horns after October 1 in
Peoria.
Among the 'out-of-town' guests - were:
Mrs. Charles T. Heald. MIM Helen Heald
of Peoria. Miss Irene Merrick of Cleveland
and Mr. H. C. Perkins and Mlsa Mat rlele
Perkins jf Morristown, N. J. ' "
Personal Gossip
Mrs. A. H. Wirth is back from her Colo
rado outing.
Mlsa Grace Hancock returned today from
a visit in Iowa.
Mr. Malcomb Baldrlge returned from
California Friday.
Mra. Lea Herdman haa returned from a
brief visit in Kansaa City.
Miaa Wllma Howard returned Friday
from a viait in Ord. Neb.
Mr. and Mra. H. F. Hamilton have closed
their cottage at Okoboji and are at home.
Miss Bertha Dickey will attend school
this year at Ely Court. Greenwich, Conn.
Mr. James McXenna is expected home
today from his trip to Norway and Ewenen.
Miss Madga Daniels of Ord arrived Fri
day to ba tha guest of Mrs. Gall Howard.
. Mr. Thurlow Cuilen left Saturday for Chi
cago, where ha win enter St. Vlateur's
college.
Mr. Jerome Heyn has returned from Ten.
nessee. where he spent tha last two
months.
Major Hale leaves Monday for GsJeeeurg.
111., to visit his mother before going east
on leava.
Miss Irene Munroe of Los Angeles is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. George W. Cher
rlngton. ' Mr. W: R. Kopald af Chicago has ar
rived to viait his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Kopald.
Mlsaes Anne, Hester and Marie Maeaey
returned the middle of the week from
Orand Island.
Mr. Robert Maaaey. Jr., haa returned
after a two montha' trip to Portland and
San Francisco.
Mrs. E. A. Hatfield returned Saturday
from a visit of several weeks In Chicago
ana Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mr. C. C. Valentino and Miss
Enid Valentine returned Saturday trom
Pine Cone Camp, Minn.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Rogera, who have
been vialtlng In Boston and Minneapolis,
returned home Saturday.
Mr. Henry Brown and Miss Eatelle
Brown returned Saturday from two weeks
In the Black Hills country.
Mls Katherlne Beeson left Saturday to
tpend the week In Lincoln a the guet of
her aunt, Mr. R, J. Green.
Mr. and Mra Earl Sterrlcker and ma!l
daughter, Martha, hava returned from a
monh visit at Madiaon, Vie. i
Mr. Charlas Fan and daughter, Kather
lne. aro at Charlevoix, Mich., and'wQ re
turn the latter part of September.
Mr. G. T. Munro and his siter, Mrs.
Mary EUatmaa, have had a cottage at Long
Beach. Ca'.., during tha month of Auguet.
Winiar.j H:l! Clf.rke i::i ita 'e tor Colo
rado, where Mra. Clarke la apendtng eeveral
weeks at '.Vellc: ar.d otht. j air.ta m Colo
rado. H. N. Wood and daughtera, Doris and
Adelyn have returned from Chicago, where
they hava been vis ting Mrs. Harvey MU
Uken. Mrs. Charles F. Fahe and daughter Mis
Katherlne, ara at Charlevoix. Mich., and
win return home the latter part ot thl
month.
Miss Anna Dennis has returned trom
Wyoming and Colorado, 'where she went
by automobile with a party of friends from
Aurora.
Mra Alex Flck Is spending a month at
the Hotel Madison in Pari and sails tot
home September li on the Kaiserln Au
gusta Victoria.
Miss Hortense Clarke Is spending sev
eral days at Fort Crook aa tha guest, ot
Captain and Mrs. Hall and Lieutenant
arid Mrc 'Kelly. ' ' -:.
Mra J. M. Guild and children returnee
Saturday from Lake Okoboji- Mr. Guild,
who apent the last three week there, ac
companied them.
William P. Warner and family returned
Friday evening from McGregor. Minn.,
where they have been enjoying a two
montha' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Magee and Mr. and
Mr. E. H- Sprague, who motored together
to Chicago, leaving here last Saturday,
returned Saturday.
Mr. Edward Schneider and little daugh
ter Ruth of San Francisco have arrived to
tpend a few days as the guetta of Mr. and
Mra. W. J. Burgess.
Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Toung and Mrs.
R. S. Egs and small son, who left recently
for the east, are now at the Murray Hill
hotel, in New Tork.
Mr. C. D. Hutchinson, 4041 Seward street,
and little sen. Duane, returned today from
her old home In Shepherdttown, W. Va.,
where they have spent the eummer.
Mist Hake and her guest. Mr. E. H.
Merrill of Los Angeles, and Mr. J. A. Hake,
who hava apent tha summer at Pike Point
Okobo.1l, returned to Omaha Saturday.
Dr. F. E. Coulter and family have re
turned to the city after an extended vaca
tion spent at Manltou, Colorado Springs,
Canon City and other points In Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Holzman, who hav been
stepping with Mrs. Holzman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy, ar now located
In their new home on Thirty-eighth and
Farnam streets. .
Mr. and Mrs. 6. W. Wattles, who motored
to Sioux City Thursday and have been the
guests of Mrs. Wattles' sister. Mrs. John
McHugh and ' Mr. McHush. ara expected
home thia evening.
Miss. Anna Gifford and Miss Reglna Cen
nell, who hava been vialtlng Mis Halcyon
Cotton at Lake . Okobojl, have returned
home. Mr. Cotton and her daughter win
return the middle of September:
Mr. E. A. Olsen and daughter. Mis
Emllle. left Wednesday for Bath, Ont.,
to visit her sister whom she has
not seen for over twenty-one yeara. They
expect to be gone about one month.
Mrs. H. G. Strelght and family and Misa
Elolse Jenka returned FrlSay from Lake
Okobojl. Mrs. E. H.' Jenks and Mrs. Fred
erick Roum. who have had the Carpenter
cottage at Okobojl together, will return
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Clark and
Miss Katherlne Davenport returned Thurs
day from Weller. Colo., where they spent
tha summer. Mr. C. F. Weller returned
from there last week and Is with his
daughter, Mrs. Fisher-
Major Peyton March and family arrived
Thursday from Fort Riley to relieve Major
Harry C. Halo as adjutant general of this
department. Major March baa taken the
houae on Twenty-second street formerly
occupied by Colonel Burnham.
Mrs. D. C. Pstteraon and Mr. H. H. Bald
rlge left Friday tor Lake Okobojl. Mr.
Baldrlge will leave Tuesday for a ahort
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Mrs. Patterson and daughter. Mir. a... -.
Jeannie. will motor home Wednesday o.
Thursday.
Mrs. C. S. Loblnger. who has been Spend
ing a week In Omaha, left Saturday for
Hillsdale, Mich., to spend several week.
Mrs. Loblnger, who formerly resided in
Omaha, win sail for her home in Manila,
P. I., in November, reaching there before
the holidays.
Misa Eleanore J. Cahlll. daughter of Mr-
and Mra. D. W. Cahlll. S7J Seward street,
left Saturday morning for Paxton. Neb.,
where she will teach aehool. Mis Cahlll
waa an honor member of thia year's grad
uating claas of the Omaha High school,
and also took part in the class play.
Mrs. W. W. McBride, her aon, Oeorge.
and Miss Mabel Louise McBride, who la to
hava charge of tha art department of tha
high school, returned last week from Penn
sylvania and were Joined by Miss Ruth
McBride, who haa apent the summer In
Wyoming, and Miss Grace McBride, who
haa been in Marlon. O. .
Miss Clara Mason has returned from a
trip to tha Pacific coast She attended the
National Education association meeting at
San Francisco and visited relatives and
friends at Los Angoles and Long Beach.
At tha latter plaoa she attended tha annual
Nsbraska picnic, where 7,000 former Ne
braskan registered. Mis Mason Is at the
Hotel Sanford for the school year.
. At the Field Club
Several small dinner parties were given
at the Field elub laat evening. Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Hynes had six guests for Mrs.
Schneider of Sen Francisco, gueat of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Burges.e. j. A. jfcNaugh
ton had four guests; Dr. W. E. Dean,
five; F. vif. Judson. seven; F. W. Had
wood, five; E. Buoklngham, four; Arthur
English, two; H. F. Busmann. four; M.
O'Connor, four; Dr. B. A. McDermott
four.
Pleasures Past
Miss Helen Pogu entertained informally
at luncheon Saturday la honor if Mia
Uiuh Renner. Covers were placed for five
gueats.
Mlsa N. Wtltae entertained Friday at
luncheon at her apartment at the Madison
in honor of her nieces. Mrs. O. G. Rewey
of Raway, Wis., snd Mrs. J. L. Rewey of
Benson.
A number of young people enjoyed a
hayrack ride Friday evening. They met at
the home of Glenn Muagravea and after a
If
Early Fall Sale Now in Force
Advance Opening for 1911-1912
Aa event of extraordinary sicnificanee to every appreciative fUr
buyer offering the moct recent, authentic foreign and Amerlotu
models in fashionable furs at an
Actual Discount of
All goods marked In plain figure;
most sweeping series of legitimate fur values offered in Omaha.
Make your selection now, taking advantage ot the discount, pay
a small deposit and w will hold furs in our cold storage plant until
wanted.
It Is impossible to tell all tbe sale's extraordinary values is aa
advertisement, but we can say that some very exceptional values ara
offered in tbe following furs: Foxes, In natural black and blue; Mink.;
Caracul; Hudson Seal; Australian Opossum; Japanese Mink; Er
mine; Persian Lamb and Broadtail.
ONXY TRUSTWORTHY FURS OF GUARANTEED QUAUTY.
1618 Farnam fitreef.
rid to Florence returned again to his
home for suprr Th-i - 'le party --
Mlse
Mav Carney.
Linlen t-llie crth.
L l lan Tuffield.
Helen Keating
Ethel Kerr.
Messrs
",lenn Mugrsva
.:lcfm Finney
. ilcipb Brandeia.
Leorard Kerr.
" alrh Carr.ey.
arren joftnsi n
M I sees
hrun seeden.
Mane Fieeianl
, advt Phsrrr
Florence Lor s
Irma Qjmtni .
. ees.-r -p.
-ir-eM Fsr.-e.l
John 3wi
L.(vu. butlei
G enn V earn.
bron Snyder
I . 1 T. k
.fliiiK umana man y
Drowned in Lake
'.;ert li. Grilfiti in Water:
of Lake 1-lKh.iean.
. wdy of CulJXrit ii Gi iff .tl. formerly
loan, is bexg Ur Joiid for tou m
Michigan lohowiii his disappoai
.tuui t-u,io sjU the nnd.ng ci hi'
. , tn a -rocker tn a baih hou
..A, who wa lur near.y a.xieon ytj.. ;
...u with the Ln..d tutea
.ny as a buyer, but wa several
, a.o left th.s city to accent a'poji
..t.i th Mara Manalaturiag com
v,. thicu, had evidently gone Imv
,.si tor a w..u. vvhen noth.ng
u. him. attendants tearthed It.--..
and found a raid bearing bis ai
.a Cb.caao. and si.'uu. m case u.
.m notify F. . aVa.lard. WiOGeoiti.n
...v omaha. '
..is brothet . Oilffitli. secretary or
the E. E. Bruoa urug company. wa noti
f.ed, and iat M.at he lot or ih.ujv
to ats.st ,n the arch ior tlw lioU;;
Culbert il. C. ,.i vm oi n in ili.s i.iy.
and twenty . . o entered ihe .em
ployment of tr.e nlttd States Supply com
pany aa office boy. ior s,xteu watt he
worked tor tiiat f.n.i. and (,: j.iuolly.
throuah i.erseve: ance and pluck won tha
tetpons.ble pr.n.t o.l rf -head laer lor th
firm. A tew c.. ago he left omana to
enter the eini .-. -lent of the Mrk Manu
facturing company in Chicago. He woraed
there tor a couple ot years, but apparency
he grew d:aatlf!ed, for he reigned and
embarked in the real ettate business.
i speculatms on a small scale
J. E Rahm of the United States Supply
company said this morning that Griffith
1 ad announced his intention of going to
r.r.gltnd some time soon to visit relatives
l'.ere. ,
Hay or Will Not Name
New Weight Inspector
aaSBWanassjBJS 1 ' '
Refasei to Accept New Deputy In
ipector Wanted by Association,
, of Coal Dealert.
I The plan of a number of organised ooal
and lea companies to have a deputy weight
niia',M. annnlnted for their own naxticu-
Uf UM wl4 fr(wilwl np0B by Mayor Dahl-
man and he refused to appoint the In
spector. Charles Richardson, whom the
merchants named.
Tha merchants who hava oiganised the
movement are members of a national or
ganisation, ot which Herbert S. Daniel Is
a local representatives and they complained
that smaller dealers were short-weighting
and defying their competition. The mayor
was Inclined to think that a deputy in the
service of certain companies would have
a pernicious affect. He declared that if
anything of that sort is to be done there
ought to ba an occupation tax put upon all
f the dealers In coal and ice and the fund
BtvlKia w nuMowmns ' "ij
who would serva all alike.
Jours Lose Point
to Master Barbers
Anti-Sunday closing barbers, under the.
leadership of their attorney, Stanley Rose
water, have won a point in a test case in
which the defendant, a barber, was dis
missed. The case was that of a man who entered
tha Paxton shop on Sunday, August JO. and
was told by the barber that be would ba
shaved free on Sundays, but that the regu
lar price ot a tonic would be charged. The
patron was shaved and given a tonic for 13
centa, the price ot the tonic.
Judtra Crawford after hearing the evi
dence said that tn hla Judgment the ordi
nance had not bean violated.
PEACE ADVOCATE STOPS HERE
Among tha tourists going west through
Omaha today were Hamilton Holt and
wife, editor of ths New Tork Independent,
en route for Japan, where Mr. Holt goes
by invitation to deliver several addresses
on behalf of the movement for world
peace. Mr. Holt spent tha tlm between
trains renewing acquaintance with Victor
Rotewater. both having been membera of
the editorial party that toured Mexico last
fall aa guests of the Mexican government.
20 Per Cent
discount for yourself.
Toe
MARTIN W. I3USH
Teacher of Piano and Organ. Ac
companist and Coach.
ia-18 BeUdrlge Block
SOtb aa4 Faruani feu.
Telephone Uajrney &rUI.
