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SOCIETY GOESTO LAND SHOW
Ilanag-ement of Bi; Land rrodactl
' Exhibition Hani for Big Ni&ht
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TUESDAY SIGHT FOB SOCIETY
Ml Yorke, 1k Delaty tlnffrr, to
Atteaa the Rkow Tkla After
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THKf OMAJIA SUNDAY HEE: OOTOBEK '22, 1911.
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La sjui Jjm till dJL
Society Caleadar.
MONDAY-Mrs. J. Wallace Reynold,
dinner for Mlsi Brownie Rett Baum
nd Mr. John House; tin. W. o.
Paisley, luncheon at Hotel Lnyal fol
lowed by routine party at Land how.
Tl'KSD AY "Society night at Land show;
Mr. and Mra. C. M. Wilhelm. dinner for
Mla Haum and Mr. Rouce; nedd'lig of
Mlaa Josephine O'.Nelll anU Mr. h.Uia
O'Brien In Oklahoma City; wedding ot
Mlra Mayonne 'l bompmn and Mr.
Tnomaa Moonlight Murphy; Mra. U.
Miller, I'nlverta) Circle Card club;
Aim. C C. George, luncheon.
WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mm. Daniel
Hum, Jr.. dinner for Mla Haunt and
Mr. Rouse; Miss Marcla Perkins lunch
eon t Fremont.
THl.'RftDAY Hev. and Mm. .Tamet
Alexander Jenkins, reception at Ht.
Mary's Avenue Congregational church;
Mr. Thomas Drown, bilrlge luncheon.
FRlDAlr Mies Helen' 1-avle. evening
hrldKe for. Mis liiurn and Mr. Mouse;
XV. W, club, Hallowe'en party; Mm. A.
). Hunt, luncheon for Mr. F. J.
Beckett; Mr. Hunt. venlii whim
pny; Ml Mabel Hick. Charmont
rlub; Entr Nou club with Mr. W. J'.
Ooeirin.
8ATUKDAY Omikron club dance at
Chamber'; Mi. Katnuel Kati, musical
for Social Settlement; Mr. and Mm.
Frank Wilhelm, dinner for Mies Daunt
and Mr. Rouae; wedding ofil.a Alice
liorton and Mr. T. 1. TroutT
Society night at th Land show lead
the aortal event of th week. The con
cert will begin at I o'clock Tuesdsy even
ing and will laat until t t. Th num
ber will Includ election by Ferullo
Italian band ot fifty piece, vocal solus
bf Bernard Bequo and Madam Boque of
tvj Metropolitan Grand Opera company,
New York, and mutrto by th Hawaiian
aStvara.
in debutant ot th last two season
4 to b ipeclal guat that vnlng,
at will a lo th partonecaea of th affair,
fascial ( ar to be reserved at th
oncert for tha debutante and to
patronesses and their cort.
3"h patronesseg will b: i
Mesdames-- Meadamea
T? A. Kmlth, ' Victor Hoaewater.
Jh'W. Yatea, 'Warrqn blaokwell,
Jihn A. McEhaua, I. H. Baldrlge,
i nanes i- ivuunio,
O. T. Fastman.
C.' C. Itciaewater.
T. W. McCullough,
C. H. Pickens,
iMa. guulree.
J - W. Towl.
Reb Morgan,
Wt J. Burgee.
A. A Klnalrr.
F. P. Klrkondall,
W. A. lledlck.
J. V. Metcalf.
. W. Doane,
W. . Millard.
Nathan Merriam,
C. C. Alllaon.
J. M. Haugherty,
W, T, Tan.
F. H. Oulne. .
O. W. Llnlnger,
V.. H. Bprague,
N. I). Updike.
r. L. Yeller. .
C. Dahlman,
K. Buckingham,
B. Wakeley,
Joseph IJarker.
Gould Diet.
H. P. W'hltmore,
Cbaa, Martin,
John N. Baldwin.
Arthur Oulou,
J.- K. Summer,
T. J. Mahoney.
Henry F. Wyman,
U W. Wattle,
r. H. rvl.
KC, Peter,
U. A. Josalyn,
At d. fleeaon,
Trl Rlngwalt,
J 11. Butler,
Hller,
;C. Chaee,
J.'VT. Thoma
Mr. Wllllum LBMltar ot Fort Crook.
Mr. FYederlek A. Dale of Fort ( rooK,
Mr. B. W. Atklnaon of Fort 'rook.
Mr. Lotila Nutimen ot.Fort Crook.
Mra., John 8. Hwltaer of Fort Crook,
Mr. William Neabltt of Fort rook.
Vri Walter Clark ofFort Omaha.
Mr. H. U niluhrlut of Fort Omaha.
Mra. J. A. f.'ol of Fart Omha.
Mr. W N. MU hl of Fort Omaha,
Mr. Clark Lynn of Fort Omaha.
.Ml YorV At' I.ao4 Show.
Mlaa AUc York, th dainty,, vtvaclou.
prslty, Uadlng woman with th Cnocolat
Soldier company, ha nvr known wnai
it la to tI vrn th Uatt little bit bored.
JSelween perforniance and rehear!
In" Omaha, b ha bean lunobd . and
dined and taken on Jaunt . enough to
war out any ordinary young woman. But
WlM York ,U not an ordinary young
jaoman. Off.'aa woll aa on tha ataga her
eteaOelty. gtt food, humor, ara (of 'tha
never falling variety, and her Interest In
averythlng bubble and aparkle a frhly
vnd unctaalngly a a mountain aprlng.
Mlaa York love candy, eapeclally
ehocolatea. Friday ha and Mr. Lund,
we ot th director ot th company, went
through on ot th local candy factor!,
wher they wer treated ao royally that
Uia llttl comedlenn declared that h
would not b abl to lnf ht venlng.
Sli taated almoat every kind of candy tn
th plac and took a fancy to ona particu
lar kind ot chocolate. The manager ot
tha factory thera and then planned to
Centura that candy on tha market. It
to ba put up In ft. box with Mlaa York'
plctura on Ui cover and will b known
a-th "Alice York chooolate."
Thar ar only two thing In th who!
wide world that Utile Mlaa York t
afraid f-mkje, and that ta beoauae alia
U woman; and "flrat nlghta." and that
la becaua h la an actrea. Sh aay
tht ah need not hav been tha least bit
frightened In Omaha, tor th critic wr
-Just lovely."
Mia York hM taken a great Internal
In, tha Land Show and la going to tuk
a -lour through th big exhibition thla
afternoon.
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ZAST WHITES XWEUROTJZ,
I octal Setttenaeat Maalcale. j
Mm. Samuel Kata will glv an attrao
tlva mualcale at her horn Saturday aft
ernoon at I o'clock for th benefit of the
tV&lal Settlement, at which two tulcntcd
yqsng woman will praaent an Interentlnf
mkalcal program. Ona ot theae mualc'.an
la: Mlaa Fay IUrog ot Lincoln, nelc of
Mra. Kiu; th other, Mlaa liulen bom
ir.r of Omaha.
Mlaa Ileraog I doubly accompUahed.
( 8 he both Uig and play. Thre aaon
ago li pnt th year in Omaha atudy
tng vole with Mr. Thomas J. Kelly and
puino with Uu Laudow and Mlaa BeiU
Koblneon. tiha haa apent th laat two
yMri la Chicago studying vole with
11 jn. Roan OUtua and piano with Delia
Tnal, and plan to return to Chicago In
January to continue her work with thea
two Instructor. , .
Mi( 'Bomnier a recently opened
Btudiu fur lolln instruct'.es Ir. Omaha and
be mad a marked Impression at her up
xxaranca btfor the- Tuesday Moiulug
Mualcale.
Following I th program:
Voice a "Winter Ued," (b) "Aut
i.i.iaui Im UeMinici-a." tc) "Vene-
tiauiaihra Oondellltd" Mendeltaalin
u Bonheur" tlnunod
"Mn" l-r8oli
' Jy Haisog.
Mrs L. J. Utrtuf. Aecorupanlst.
vfi.Mn 'VI minor Comarto -POBd
movement) Mendelraohn
sini.,.r!. h i mim-ii) "liia Kunisho
tin liamis libam" !e!
Ianda '. Botua
Mia lieVen Somtner.
uc V'f. K'iuna.
Wno' l-relude." ot. Orieg
Jardlna sou. la flul" D Uu V
:,. a d'amoiir" llanselt
Mud." CO. 1. No. 3 Magowk
".Klttt." op. t". N'- l....chuinar.
Fay lUrifotf.
Oaorg thirteen gunsta tn honor of Ml
Florence Howe of gwamcott, Muaa.
Mr. J. J. McMullcn entertained at
bridge Saturday aftornoon at th club
in honor ot Mr. Harry Street of Chicago.
Thera wer four table of player present.
Baveral dinner parties were, given laat
evening at the club. Dining together wer
Mr. and Mr. Charles T. Kountsa, Judg
and Mr. W. A. Redtck, Mr. and Mr. W.
T. Burn and Mr. and Mr. J. T. Stewart,
Mia Flnreno ftahm gave a luncheon
Saturday for forty young girl at th
Country club. Ten tablea, each with a
basket of yellow chrysanthemum, seated
th guests, and Hallowe'en card marked
the places. Mrs. J. D. R.hm, Mia Selwyn
Dolierty and Mr. C. J. Caswell assisted
the young hontcea.
On ot th luncheons Saturday at th
club wu that of Miss Moorbead and
Mia Frances Gilbert for Miss Mayonn
Thoropaon, th other gueats being Mr.
Violet Mall, Mia I'atry of Wlaconaln and
Mlia Buth Thompson. Aftr luncheon
th party wer guest ot Mrs. Hall at
th Orpheuro matinee. 4 1 W"
Pleasures Past
Mr. and Mr. A. L. Reed gave a dinner
Thursday evening at their home.
Aloha." The gueat wera Mr. and Mr.
Howard Ba.ldrls.8. Mr. and Mr. Francla
Brogsn, Mr. and Mra. Charles B. Keller
and Mr. and Mrs. A U. Beeaon.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur J. Davla
of Fort Crook nterU!ned at dinner Fri
day evening at their quarter In honor of
Mi. Davla' mother, Mr. John J. Ingull.
The gueats wer: .
Colonel and Mrs. William Lasnltcr,
Major and Mra. Benjumtn Atklnaun.
Mrs. Fill Blerbower gave a bos party
at tha Boyd Eaturday evening In honor of
Mr. and Mr. Lemun Oainsey of New
York, gueata ot Mr. J. M. Metcalf. Th
otiar guest were:
Mr. and Mrs. Atfthur Wakely.
Mr. J. M. Metcalt,
Mra James iloyd.
Captain and Mr. John Singleton Swltier
of Fort Crook entertained at dinner Sat
urday veiling for (Colonel and Mr. Wil
liam Laaaltcr, , when thoae present wer;
Colonel end Mr. William Lasslter.
Major and Ua. Frederick Dale.
Captain and Mr. Louis Nuttman.
Lieutenant and Mra. Nathan I'oat.
Lleutdtiant and Mrs. Kvtfiiinld Kelley.
Lloutenant and Mra. Bownuin.
Captain and Mra fiwltscr.
Mrs. E. W. Dixon entertained at lunch
eon Saturday at the Omaha club for
Mr. Oarnsey, guest of Mrs. J, M. Met
calt. Th gucsta Included:
Matdamea Mondamea
. W. Wattles. Mm. C. Kountse,
Mrs. J. N. Baldwin, Mra. Matealf,
Mis. A. C. Smith. Mra. l.oftinan.
Mis. C. M. Wlihalm, Mlsaea
Mia. V. Hamilton. Misses
Mra. Clciiu nt t'haae, JfsJia Millard,
Mis. W. ri. I'oppleton Itose Cotfnian.
Mr. and Mm. W. vv. Long eateiiainaa
Informally tit a dinner at their horn
Thunday evening for their jaughter. Mra.
J. r. Sjymour. Uovera.wcr i:uj lor;
Mr. and Mra. J. XV. Shauahan,
Mr. and Mra. C. II Long,
Mr. and Mr, u. . i-imn.
At the Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Klnsler lad four
guasts, K. W. Hall ten; and Mrs. C. C
Franoe Uranvtlic, Anna Chrlstanaen,
Effl Hansen, Emma Johannasan, Oraoi
Kalcer. Anna Johannssen, Nell Kaiser,
Katherln Kalier, Blanch Kaiser, Mra. R.
Cleveland.
Weddkg Bells
Mis Constance Du Charm and Mr.
Waiiin Jamoa Morton were married at
th bride, hom Thursday afternoon.
Th eromony was performed In th pres
ence ot tha near relative and a few
friend of tha bridal coupl by Rev. C. H.
Fleming. The brtd wor a town of soft
crm ik and carried shower of white
rosebud. ' Th attendant Wsr Mlaa
Marguartta Prentiss and Mla Lydla
Schnldar. Mla I'rentlas wor a gown ot
bin maryulaett ovr blu silk. Mis
Schneider wbra a soft pink silk. Th
groom' attendant waa Mr, Fred Light!!.
Mr. and Mr. Morton left on tha 1 a' clock
train for tha, west, -expecting to, visit a
number of place of Interest. They will be
at bom aftsr November 1 at M03 Spald
ing street. A wsddlng dinner was sorved
by Mr. Dv) Cbann after tb ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. O'Brien, ' Mr. Ed
ward O'Brien and Mr. Philip Frederick
left Saturday for Oklahoma. City, whert
the wedding of Mlaa Joscphlna O'Neill
and Mr. Edward O'Brien will be cele
brated Tueaday at high noon . at th
residence of Miss O'Neill'g sister, Mr.
J. J. Witter. Mr. Philip Frederick wilt
serve as beat man,. Other Otnah guast
will Include Mr. and Mr. W. J. Coad:
After brief wedding trip In tha south,
th young people will realdo at th new
apartment now being built on th
boulevard at Thirty-first street acd
Dewey gvenu.
Mr. Basil Oletsen of Columbus, Nab,
and Miasr Harriett C, Dawson ot Omaha,
war marri4 at St. Joiaph'a church
Thursday waning. ' Bv. Father' Theo
bald ptfiolatlng. ,
Tha wedding wa a quiet affair, only
th Iminedlat relative and close friend
being present, . Miss Emma Foley waa
bridesmaid and Mr, C. U. Olatgea was)
th beat man.
After th ceremony tha bridal party bad
dinner at th Hotel Loyal.
Mr. and Mrs. Oletsen left for th west
on a wedding trip and will b at bom
after November 16, on th groom' farm
near Central City. Neb.
laiiorea suits m weai
Th wedding of Ml Hilda Sandbtrf
and Mr. Leroy Bate Temple of Lexing
ton, Neb., will itak plaoa November I.
Friday evening Mlas Helen Prall will
entertain for Mil 6ndberg; last evening
Mlsa Muriel Johnson entertained. Friday
evening Mis Erna Jone gav a hardest
sliower for the bride-to-be, when friend
brought' pickles and canned fruit. Mia
Helan lUrrla was host at a linen
thower tor tb am guast.
Mi-adaiuea
O. I'm-.
Enletprlae, Ore.;
Mlsaoa
EUie l.omatch,
1 nUiprtse, Ore;
Slj?ri.
Wl ! Louiatoli
Mosdamea
J. I', rttyniour.
Mudlaon, Wl.
Mltaea
Floivnce Long.
M isara.
CUlford Long.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ouy I fcuilth entertained
at bridge la:;t evening nt tin 1.- lioiu lit
honor of Mrs. U M. Lel:ntlng of Flacer-
ville. Cal.. who la vlaitlnK iier parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ueorg Wilcox. Thoae pres
ent were:
Mra. 1a M. IjeUenrln:.
Mi. and Mia. a. I. ttot.
Mr. ki.d Mrs. L. A. lliKKlns.
Mi. a r.d Mra. J. O. Hit ru.
Mr. and Mia. Alrx l kke.
Mr. and Mia. 'I'. U. Coltinan.
Mr. and Mia. 11. L. Arnold.
Mr. and Mia. U. K. lUj v.aid.
itt. Charitis Utllaa.
Mra. Tho!ran Ken man eutfrta'ned th
Beulah Cnrd club st luncheon and cards
Thursday afternoon In the Brandels club
room. Mra. lUlph Carlcy won tha first
prls and Mra lJleier the second jirlae,
Those praent were Mcsdataes It. Car
ley. T. W Cox. W. U Buike. A. B.
Weston, C. J. Julnison. Hoyd Jones. J. K.
Mom or, T. Newman. Frank T. levering,
B. Carley. J. II. Blsr. Misses Mamie
McDoiiougb. Daisy Uuerln.
Mlsa Blanche Kalsr save a children's
party at her home, i7 Corby strvtt.
r. ni.ir.u.ijr etruitiK. The cveung as
spent in u.uiic and .snics and llkht r
frestiments were acrud. Those present
wer Muues. Carrlu Hansen. Violet Thalr,
Mildred Chrlstenaen, Munil McDouald,
Personal Gossip '
Mr. R. S. Anglln return today after
an xtoJd visit In th east.
Mr. and Mr. E. il. Wilkinson left Sat
urday for a brief vUlt In Chicago.
Mr. E. II. Martin of Ds Molnea, form
erly ot Omaha, ii In town laat wek
on hi way to Denver,
Mrs. W. A. Weakly of Aurora, til..
Is viaiung her later. Mra. T. W. Mo-
Cullougli.
Mr. John Rous arrived today irvra
timor and will ba a gueat at th hem
Of Mr. and Mr. J. E. Baum.
Mr. Ueurge Vo-S rlurlid luit wk
from Atlanta. Oa., wher ah has bean
Malting her sister, Mrs. Charles C. Allan.
Mlas Stella Murphy and Miss Mary
O'Connor bav returned from a month'
visit In Excelsior Spilng and Kanaas
City. Mo.
Mr. Walter A. Fleisher will grrlv
Thursday to visit Iter parents, Mr.' and
Mrs. Eerosrd Kolin. South Thirty
fifth avaau.
Mr. and Mr. E. A. Cudghy will com
over from Chicago tor th Rouae-Bauna
wedding. They will arrive tb day be
fore tb wedding.
Mr. John C. Cuwia Ig tacit from a sum
mer apeut In California and th past
wr!.s t Fort Itiaa:i with her (on. Cap
tain t'oaln. and his wlfs.
Chaplain and Mrs. John Chtnoworth of
Fort Crook ar U!tlng In Detrott. and
other points In Michigan. They will
spend tb Thanksgiving soa at tb
Paris Plodclo and Reproductions,
325 to 0125
In Plain, Semi-Tailored and Dressy Designs
Very marked points of difference distinguish the three fashionable
types of suits, and it is only through large stocks, most carefully se
lected, that each can be eeen in its highest state of perfection. There is a
big demand this season for the semi-tailored and fancy suits, and in
these we have a remarkable showing of the most beautiful models
conceivable. Exact reproductions of original JVench designs. Very in
teresting also are the plain tailofed suits with their simple but unique
designs and materials of wonderful weave and colorings.
Coats for All Occasions
Velour Coats, 345 to J 145.
Plain or elaborately trimmed in braids, fringes or furs. Some Im
ported models. Others high class productions from foremost American
manufacturers. ,
Coats for All Kinds of Wear,
01960 to 569.50
Charming new models of reversible fabrics, in both foreign and
domestic styles. Beautiful trimmed coats, made of imported broad
cloths and smartly tailored garments of English mixtures, cheviots
and tweeds. ,
Evening Gowns, Q45 to 0225
There being but one of a kind in our showing of fin evening
gowns,, now,' when the display is complete, is the time for making a
selection.
Beautiful Dresses, 019.50 to 039.50
We specially call attention Jto the great number of beautiful models
between these prices. The designs are apparently simple, yet so re
markably smart and effective that one is at Iobs to solve the problem of
how this charming result has been accomplished. The materials are vel
vets, corduroys, messalines, chiffons, serges, etc.
Variety
IpKt
iH m Mm m i
mm
hom of Mr. Chenoworth' parent m
th ast.
Mr. and Mr. F. E. Teller hav a thrtr
guest Mr. II. Kelly ot Long Branch. N.
J., who 1 In tii Choooigt Soldier com
pany, playing at th Boyd.
Mr. C U Carpenter and gradsaa,
Julian Carpenur, of Lincoln, who hav
been vielting Mr. and Mr. B. H. Wilkin.
on, hav returned bora.
Mrs. 3. J. Ingalla of Kansas arrived
Tuesday to spend a fortnight with her
daughter, Mr. Arthur J. Davis, and Lieu
tenant Davts at Fort Crook.
Th Sioux, an honorary society of Iowa
university senior girl, haa eleoted to
membership Its 1911 selections, Including
Miss Beatrice Barnhart of Omaha.
Mlaa Elisabeth Patterson of Denlson,
la., ha arrived to b th guest of Mr,
and Mrs. F. IL ravl. Later ah win
visit her cousin. Miss Miriam Patterson.
Miss Dorothy Hall, wno haa been vislU
Ing In th cast, returned Friday, bringing
with her Mlsa Harriet. Van Zile of New
York, who will be her guest for several
weeks.
Mr. Harriet Gates landed Monday In
New York on th Ryndam after a gum
mar pnt In Holland, Belgium and Bwlts
erland. and will remain In Nw ork for
th winter.
Mis Mildred Lomax la expected to ar
rive In Omaha next Friday from Ban
Francisco on her way to New York. Sh
rill b th guest of Miss Marl Mohler
for weak and also of Mra. Charles
Kpunts.
Mrs. F. F. Eastmsn, wife of Colonel
Eastman ot th Department ot tha Mis
souri, will return aom time next week
from Lawrence, Mas., wher she was
called by tha illness of her father, Mr.
W. W. Colby. -
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of San Disgo,
CaM Miss Margaret William of this
city, and Mrs. Deal westboox. also of
Ban Diego, wr gueat last week of Mr.
and Mr. E. B. Williams and left Friday
for tha east. ' '
Mrs. O. Harbart Bmlth and Mlsa Mil
dred Smith of Wilmington, X. C, who
hav bean . visiting Mra. j. w, Qriffith,
returned bom Saturday morning. Many
large social affair wer given In' honor
of Mrs. Smith and Miss Smith.
Mrs. Frank J. Carey and son Robert
Will leav Tuesday for Ogalall for a
visit with Mrs. Carey' sister, Mia
Eleanor Cahlll. On ' their return trip
they will be joined by Mr. Carey and
Will apend a week On their farm at Wie
ner, Neb.
Mr. H. T. Lamlat has returned from a
summer spent fct Slaaconaet and torn
weak at Brooklin. Mas. Mr. and Mrs.
Leralst will be with Mr. and Mrs. ,B. B.
BeJoh thla winter, having rented their
houee to Mr. Campbell Fair and her
on, Jam and Campbell.
Mlaa Helen Cudahy, Mlas FUgrald and
Mis Edwards will arrlv Thursday from
Chicago to tak part In tha Rouse-Baum
wedding and It attendant featlvltlea and
will ba truest while her ot Mia Nash.
Mr. Rouse's friend, who are to ba hi
uahera, will rrlv next Saturday.
Mr. Jerom Mag returned Friday
morning from th east- She was th
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wllklns of
Chicago, formerly of this city, for a few
days en rout to New York, wher ah
visited at th hom of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Dlnnon Bird.
Floyd Jensen, son of C. A. Jensen,
celebrated hi !vnth birthday anni
versary Saturday evening with a party at
which his class mates of th Webster
aoliool were gueats. Twenty-seven guest
Were Invited to tb celebration, which
waa at th home, 404 North Twenty
seventh gvenu.
. Mr- end Mrs. Lman , T. Garnsey of
New York are th guest! of Mr, J. M.
Metcalt Mr. Oarnsey wa a resident of
Omaha aom years ago and met Mrs.
Metcalt and Miss Coffman abroad th
last summer with his wife and the four
pent some time together.' '
Mlas Miriam Patterson will leave about
November 8 for Chicago to attend the
wedding ot Miss Hasel Ford, daughter of
Mrs. Charles F. Ford of that city, formerly
of Omaha, to Mr. Joseph Wilson. After
the Wilson-Ford wedding Miss Patterson
will go to New York, where she will
spend the winter studying muBlc.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Walker F. L. Har
tlcan of Fort Crook left Friday for an
extended Irip. Mrs. Hartlgan, who will
spend a few day a In Lincoln as the guest
of Mra. Olive Watson, will later Join
Lieutenant Hartlgan at hla home In West
Virginia, and together they will travel In
th east until the expiration of Lieuten
ant Hartlgan's three months leave of ab
sence. A son was born last week to Captain
and Mrs. Charles Coane Allen at At
lanta, Oa. Mrs. Allen was formerly Mine
Bessie Tates of this city. Captain and
Mrs. Allen are among the popular army
people) of tha aouthern city and their
many friends In Atlanta are pleased to
hear that they will remain there for sev
eral months longer Instead of joining
Captain Allen's regiment, as formerly
planned.
For the Future
Mrs. C. C. George will entertain a few
friend at luncheon Tueaday at her hom
for her guest. Miss Florence How of
Swampscott, Mass.
Mrs. Louts Nuttman ot Fort Crook
will entertain Informally at her home
thla afternoon In celebration of the birth
day of her daughter, Elisabeth Mitchell.
Mr. C. W. Hayes entertained at Sinner
at her home last evening for her guests,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Merry of Manchester,
who arrived Saturday to be her guests
for several days. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Merry.
Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge W. WIckersham. "
Colonel and Mrs. it. W. Jewel. . . V
Miss Susan Paxon.
Mr. Charles Hayee. "
The first Wednesday-In November tha '
alumnae and all former students and "
teachers of Brownell Hall ar specially
invited to visit th hall, to meet th1'
present faculty.
The Rube party which was to have been
given by tha Junior club, October 27, at
Chambers' academy, haa been changed
to November 6. AH of the guests are to
wear rube costumes.
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Most of - man's trouble wear petti
coats. Th flatterer Is never, compelled tb
eat hla own words.
Many people would be more truthful
If they talked less. .
The artificial antics of some women
seems perfectly natural.
No. Cordelia, a dancing academy Isn't
necessarily a hop Jolut.
The goodness of some men depends
more on the police than on principles.
Even a miner doesn't take any ' mora
out of the world . than he brought into
It.
If a man haa money he ran buy friends
but they are never worth the price.
Unless you overestimate the average
man he doesn't think you fully appreci
ate him. '.
No man know what h I capable of
doing until hi wife assumes th role
of taskmaster.
The wise girl doesn't take any chances
by wearing a lot of pin In the vicinity
of her waist line. Chicago New.
Clearly Outclassed.
"There's no use of talking," said Mr.
Cumrox, "people's minds are a heap
quicker than they U8ed to be."
"We move at a rapid pace." ''
"Wonderful! My daughter has been
away to school a year and a half and hIib
haa learned Greek, Latin, philosophy,
dancing, music, iimtlu-niatlcs. lawn ten
nis, painting and astronomy. And in
more than halt a lifetime I haven't
learned to apell more than half the words
In the Kngllsh language." WaahlnKtun
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