THi: . OMAHA SUNDAY V.KK: .TAXrAHV 7. 1012.
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CH0ES OF THEANTE ROOM
U. S. Grant Post and Women'i Relief
Corp Hold Installation.
BUY SITE FOR WOODMEN HOME
llalldlaca Confine Qnarlrr Million in
B Krwteil lnn (orln llaa
Good Mretlna w Offl
rrt Sworn la.
" A large company of fiifixl nini mm
radrs amnit)ll at ltarlrhl hsill Tin-s-ay
evening. January to attornl the
Joint InMallfttlon of r. S iiatit p-,st.
; Urand Aitny of tin" Itofiibllr. ntnl th
AVomrn'f Relief cm-pa. Mntr II. f. W il
cox, p'Wt department rommanilf-r, win the
Inntftlllnr nfflcrr feir the (iinml Armv,
plactna: Mr. J. Husnell as mmman'lir.
At the close Mrs. I.llMnn T. Kddy. de
partmpnt president, InMalled the follow
ing offlerr f'r the Krllrf Porp:
Mra. l.Ptiliih I 'avis, president; Mi s.
Morris, nenlnr vlro president; Mrs. Amn
Inirnell, Junior vice president; Mrs. Anift
Havre, treasurer; Mrs. llnnlrt Wilms,
secretary; Mrs." I- I leffenbiiehor. chap
lain; Mrs. H. Mulld, conductor: Mr. I,.
VTajfner, as'lstant rondiirtor; Mrs. Kd
tvarda uuanl; Mrs. TUhnor, nsilstnnt
Hoard; Mrs. Howard, muidrhiii; Mrs. Jen
nie Hryant. patriotic Instructor; Mrs. I".
Kant man, press correspondent ; Mrs. .leff
coHt, first color bearer; Mrs. Slireves,
second color tiearer; Mrs. C. Ncclov, third
color bearer; Mrs. Miller, fourth color
bearer.
At the cloo sanifwlches, plrVles, cake,
and coffee were served. .
Speechea reminiscent of the war were
made by Comrade Knssell, Iompster,
Van Dusen, Hull, Wilcox and Tralnor and
Mesdames I!eulah l:tvls, I.llllan '. Kddy
and Addle HoiiRh, department secretary.
Mrs. 1'. J. Tralnor was condurtor dur
ing th Installation. A hundfome bony
iuet of flowers was presented to Lillian
1 Kddy by Mrs. Harriet Wilcox' and In
turn Mrs. Kddy presented Mrs. Wilcox,
past president for five years, wliti an
elegant silver salad dlh.
Itav Site for Woodmen Home.
The Woodmen of the World has p ir-cf-.isel
a thirty-five ane aite near Lyons.
Neb., on which the proposed .?. Knot
memorial home for axed, decrepit and
ndlirent members and relatives of mem
furs nf the Woodmen of the World ami
the Woodmen Vlrclo will be built.
The property formerly was n portion
of the cxtate of KHJnh liiull. the first
settler of Lyons, who received a govern
ment patent to the property In f.'.. This
Is the first transfer of the property sinew
hat time. The site cost
Several building", costing about l.'.'rt,.
.', will be erected on the new property.
So far. between two and m.vs" lias
teen fubserlbrd by the member of the
order. The project Is being run-lid on
by subscriptions of the members.
New Type of Electric
For the Woman That's Fat.
A Detroit physician Siiys that the cheap
est and aafCNt mixture fat woman who
wanta to get thin can use. la Vi ounce
Marmot (get It In the original 'i-ounre
package), ounce Kllud Kxtract Caacara
Aromatic iind XV, ounces I'rppertnlnt
Water. The proper amount to take la a
teaspoonful after meals aqd at bedtime.
These Ingredients may lie obtained from
any druggist at small coat, and make a
combination that ia not only -excellent as
a fat reducer, being able, It Is claimed. -to
lake off a pound a day without causing
wrinkle, but la also a splendid help to
the eyatem aa a whole, regulating the
stomach and howela (where the fat per
eon'a troubles' btgln), and clearing the
akin of plmplea and blotches. No ex
ercise I required to help the remedy In
Ita work and, best of all, no dieting Is
nncesaary while taking It you can eat
what you like.
Independent tinier of Odd I'cIIoms.
Omaha Ixdge No. 2 will have work In
the serond degree next Krldav night.
The Omaha lodges will Install officers
on the following lte: Ktate No. 10,
.lanuary S; Houth Omaha No. 11', Janu
nry x; Henum No. 2'l. January 8; lanne
brog No. ;n;. January 12.
Heecon Lodge No. !M will put on the
Initiatory degree next Thursday evening.
. Ituth Hebckah Ixidk'e No. 1 will -Install
officers on January 13 and Ivy Heheknh
No. .m on January 11.
Mrs. llattle Clark, for many j'eara ner
rriary of Ivy Itrbekah Lodge No. 31, died
Thursday afternoon. The funeral will be
held at 2 thla afternoon at the Mralley A
Dorrance chapel. Interment at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Hold Joint Installation.
Tuesday evening, January 9, lleiiMon
camp No. ''M, Woodmen of the World,
andvKlwood grove. Woodmen circle, will
install the officers elerted for the en
suing year. Sovereign Commander J. '.
It-Hit, founder of Woodcraft, will Install
the officers for Henson camp and Mth.
Kmma B. Manchester, supreme guardian
of Woodmen circle, the officers for the
ICIwood grove.
Thla will be a Joint public Inatallution.
The members, their families ami fi lends
will be admitted to wltncsv the beautiful
ceremonies. After the Insta'lutlon pro
gressive high five will be enjoyed, for
which appropriate price will be awarded
the winners. Itefreshnienta will be aerved
by the women. " " ""
It oyal Aehatea Install. .
Omaha lodge No. i and Union lodge. .No.
110, Royal Achates, held a Joint Installa
tion of officers Tuesday night, January
2. Supreme Secretary Kmma J (Irlnnell
acted as Installing officer and waa na-
alMed by C M. Hackley aa supreme mar
shal. The degree team officiated In con
ducting the officers-elect.' As a mark of
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TIIIO NRW MOnrCL FIVK-PASSENOKB OHIO KLKCTRIC HANULKD BY THIi
MAHIUN AUTO CoMl'ANY.
esteem for pait aervli es of Hrother Il.ick
ley aa captuln of the degree team, the
supreme lodge presented him with a new
U'O gold piece. Supreme President Itarlght
made the presentation Hpeech, which was
feelingly respondeil to by Hrother Kack-ley.
Officers Are Instnlleil.
Joint Installation of offlcern of Omaha
Tint No. T.'i, K. O. T. M., and the, L. o.
T. M. was held FrldaV evening. State
CommaiiJer Thomas of Lincoln, Neb.,
was uresent Hiid Installed tho nfflceta for
the K. O. T. M., and Mrs. I'eMurH, atitto
commander for Nebraska, wa Installlns
officer for the L. O. T. M., after which a
delightful inuslciil entiTtiilnment was ren
dcrrd by well known Omaha talent, as
sisted by talent from South Omaha and
Council muffs, and short speeches were
made by State Commander Thomas and
Mrs. DcMars.
Order of Krottlah t Inns.
Clan (Jordon No. 63, Order of Scottish
Clans, met Tuesday evening and had one
proHal. The meeting closed early to
admit the members of the Ladlea' aux
iliary, who presented a fine musical pro
gram and aerved refreahmenta. A dance
followed. All the clansmen and women
are anxious to have the llurnn celebra
tion, January In the Auditorium a suc
cess. Officers for li12 were installed.
XI I see 1 1 a nei ii a.
Next Friday evening Omaha court No.
110, Tribe of Ltn 1 1 nr. will Install offi
ccrs. This v.'.su will be tho goclul night
tf thu month.
fleorge A. Custer Post No. 7, fJrand
Army of th..- Kepubllc, and Woman's P.e
llef corps, will have Joint lnHtallntlon next
Tuesday night at Fraternity hall, Nine
teenth and Harney ntrcetu.
Fern Cump, Iloyal Nelislibors of Amer
ica, will Install officers next Thursday
night it HarlKlit hull, Nliictit-nth and
Fat nam ftreets. There will be on enter
tainment and refreshments afterward.
date City hive No. II, L. O. T. M. O. T.
W., will meet January 12 in tho Conti
nental building, Fifteenth anil Douglas
streets, at 2:10 p. in. Important business"
wl'l be ttanacted. All members aie urtfcd
to be present. . .
Monday evening, January 8, Mondamln
lodge No. Ill, Fraternal Union of Amer
ica, will publicly Instull Its officers, A
grand mask ball will be given Monday
evening, January 1,1, at the hall. Twenty
fourth and Parker streets.
There will be a Joint installation of
newly-elected . officers of the V Oeorgo
Crook potit of the O. A. II. and tho
Women's Relief corps at Magnujla ball,
January 12. The auxiliary entertained
the post at a banquet Friday evening.
A number of Invited guests were present
and Mrs. George P.. Kddy, department
president of the corps, told of the work
which the women are doing.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
Ice Boating is
Now Quite the Fad
on Nearby Lakes
Ice boating promises to be one of tin
sports at Carter lake this winter and
many enthusiasts have rlpged up boats
and commenced the winter's fun. The Ice
Is now In excellent condition and the
speedy palling boats can Jump over a
strip of water ten or tw.dve feet wide.
Four Omaha young men, comprising the
Ripple club, all of tliem old bands at
Ice boating, brought out their cutter
early last week, the first one of the sea
son to nuiko Its appearance on tho lake.
Henry Howes. Ralph Shields, Fred John
son nml Harry Creedon ore the four
pioneer Ice skippers. Their Ice bnat 1ms
ben christened the "Ripple" and Is the
largest nnd speediest on the lake. It
lias ampin room tor ten persons, hut so
far this season ltn crew has been tillable
to persuade any outsiders to make the
li lp across thu lake.
There are many smaller boats on Car
ter lake, some of them having room for
but one person. The smaller boats arc
much harder to control and considerably
mire dangerous In pkipping cAer open
places In the Ice than with the larger
ones.
On Lake .Manawa. several Ice boat cn-tliu.-iusta
linvo taken up the sHi:t and
liavu rigged up ice boats and are prac
ticing the art of steering them.
Church Women Give
' Dinner lor Charity
The women of tho First Presbyterian
( lunch will give a benefit chicken dinner
Friday ut the church from 11:30 to 1:30
for the Social settlement. Under the direc
tion of Mrs. Howard Kennedy, Mrs. W.
K. Bingham and Mrs. J. F. Wagner, the
women will themselves cook and serve
the dinner.
The following merchants have donated
the materials: W. I. Masterman, Klrsrh
braun, David Col, Alamlto dairy, Mc-Cord-Brady,
Updike Milling company,
David O'Brien, Allen Bros., Miller, Cooper
& Co., Trimble Bros., Olllnsky, Copeland-
Flynn company, Paxton & Ga. higher, New
Kngland bakery, V Ictor Flour company,
lten' Biscuit company, - Harding, Fair
mont Creamery, IIAyden Bros.', Courtney,
National Biscuit company andJohn C.
W barton.
A Shooting Scrape
with both partlea wounded, demands
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. Heals wounds,
sores, burps, bolls, cuts or piles. Only 25o.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha Boy Shines
in College Affairs
leaac W. Carpenter, Jr., Is an Omaha
boy who Is showing up prominently at
Dartmouth college as a freshman this
school year and has already entered Into
the student activities there with the same
dashing spirit that made him such a pop
ular member of the
graduating class of
the Omaha High '
school last year.
He made the col
lege Mandolin club,
which Is composed
of forty members, ;
and was one of the '
two lucky fresh
men at the school
who wero able to '
gain a olace on this jOi4-"j&liitf,
musical organiza
tion. The day before Thanksgiving the
Dartmouth and the Harvard Mandolin
clubs gave a Joint concert at Boston,
which mude a decided musical hit, ns
well a being a popular social affair.
Mr. Carpenter made the Delta Kappa
Kpsilon frnlernlty early in the school
year nnd was chosen as spokesman for
the incoming freshmen members fit the
annual October banipiet, when all the
members of this fraternity gathered.
Wi ' ' ' -: ' v"
! its victory some two or threce month
I back it has traveled overland to various
parts of the country, visiting Maxwe I
branches. It has probably covered 2,n
or 3.0W miles since the Ulldden contest
and up to this time It Is atill without
points scored against It were It traveling
under Ulldden tour rulings. From Omalm
It will probably be driven to Denver or
to Minneapolis. When Its time Is up at
each branch the car is started out n
matter what the weather conditions
may be.
W Ickersham Party "t Santlnao.
SANTIAOO, Cuba., Jan. . Oeorgo W.
Wlckersham, attorney general of the
United States; J. J. Jusserand. French
ambassador at Washington, and F. Hnv
enlth. Belgian minister at -Washington,
with their party, left for Havana today.
Auto is Driven from
Kansas City. Here in
Spite of Weather
How would you like to ride In an open
touring car from Kansas. City to Omaha
with the thermometer hovering around
the fifteen below mark? That Is Just
whut two men did Saturday morning in
one of the cars that composed the famous
Maxwell team that won the Glldden tour
last fall. The car is now on exhibition
In the United Motors Omaha company
show room at 1115 Farnam street. It will
remain there all week. ' "The Glldden
tour aa you know, Is the test supreme of
motor cars. Kvery year the tour la con
ducted through different parts of tha
country and each time the worst and
most lmpaseable sections are picked out,"
said Mr. Doty, local manager of the
United Motors company. "This year the
route, covered 1,454 miles through ' the
south. There were elxty-four cars started
In the contest and the Maxwell was the
only car that covered the entire distance
without a single point scored against It.
There wero all sorts of cars entered,
ranging from $C,000 down The car we
are showing here this week la one of
those 100 per cent efficient cars that went
through the Glidden tour grind. Since
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