THE OMAHA SUNDAY- BEE: MARCH 3, 1912.
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SOCIETY CHANGES TACTICS
Lenten Season Cauo Shift In the
Clut of Entertainments, ,
TWO UniaiSTESG WZDDD.GS
Largs Fraternity Wederlmn la Be
Celebrated Friday Evewtng,
with Many Vlalleow tease
State Valveralty.
Social Calendar.
IIOXDAT-Mr. and Mr. John A. Mc
Shsne, box party at the Boyd; Mra.
Henry Van Gieeen. theater l -arty at the
hoi A; Tuesday Mornmg Musical club,
meeting with Mra. Oeorge A. Joelyn;
Mr. and Mra. C. V. Turner. Jr, box
tarty at tha Boyd.
VKDXKUA V-Mra. C. A. Qrtmmell. af
urnoon bridge; Mra. C. F Hartmann
meeting of Lenten Sewing club at Fort
Omaha; Mia. U D. Hcott. maetin( 01
w W. rlub; art exhibit and Ira ai
Brownell HaU; Mra. Insula Clarke, bridge
for Mra Frederic Wing of Chicago.
THlTUilAY-lsiss Adele Moore, bridge
afiemoa for Mra. Arthur Uralfre; Mra
T K Oranville. Cemla club; to.
Thomas Klynn. luncheon.
FRIIMY-V.eddlng of Miss J!om ntxgsr.
aid and Mr. Earl Hamilton, at borne
of Mr. and Mra r". J. Fltxgerald; meet
ing of liroutante Bridge club.
SATI RDAT-Mra. N. R Fell and Mra.
M. B. Newman, afternoon bridge and
coffee at the home of Mra. Fell; Mr.
and Mra O. H. Ukort, evening bridge
for Mra C. U Smith of St. Paul and
Mra. A. E. HeJdemaa of Appleton, Wla.
Society- activities are very differ
ent from what the? vera two week age
before the beginning at Lent. All the
bridge dub! bare been changed for lb
I-enlen period to at wing societies to aid
local charitable organisations, and tn
tereit In luncbeona. dinner and recee
' tlona haa turned ta lecture recttala-tbeee
of Mr. T. J. Kelly each Monday at the
borne of Mr. George A. Joelyn. and thoee
of Mr. Henry rutmoat Kama each Fri
day la Me studio. The traveler are hut
brguialng ta straggle home from Math
and weat. The really liveliest In ta real
iua new la la tbe early spring and Eas
ter weddings.
Rarely outside at a college town la
there a wedding, the bride and groom and
attendant! of which are all fraternity
mem ben. But Omaha la to have
aurk a fraternity wedding thla Week,
that of Mlaa Zore Fltlgerald and Mr.
Earl Hamilton of North Platte, which
will be celebrated Friday evening at the
home at tha bride' pa rente, Mr. and
Mr. Frank J. FltageraM.
The wedding I a college romance. Mia
Fltsgeraid attended tha L'nlvenvlty of
Nebraaka, from which ah graduated only
two week ago. and at which ah waa a
member of PI Beta Phi aorortty. All af
her attendanta except her alder, who
ha not yet entered college, are member
at thla m aorortty.
Mr. Hamilton alas attended the Mate
university, where ha waa a member at
Delta Leslie fraternity. All of hi at
tendanta will be TX la" The frater
nity Idea will be carried out In every
way passible, .and moat ef the younger
ueete'wlll be P. Phi af Omaha, Lincoln
and the state, and Delta ITa.
' Mia Flugerald' maid of honor wilt be
Mia Ruth Fltagerald. and her brides
maids, Mia Helen Hallow y of Minne
apolis and Mia Rachel Kellogg of Per
elval, la., both of whom are at the state
university, and Mia Luclle Bell of York
, and Mia Ruth Heacoeh of Fall City,
both of bom are la soil- at Ames,
Mia Orae Salisbury of Uneom will be
mlatreaa ef ceremonies.
Mia June Brown, of Kearoev, and Mr.
Loui Hagenatrk, a Delta V o Lincoln,
will plae, tha aredding tnareh. Mlaa Brown
on In violin and Mr. liagenelck on the
plana.
Mr. Hamilton's beet man win be Mrv
Harold Bear of Dallaa, . D end the
tw ribbon et ret crier will be Mr. Fred
Burr and Mr. Harvey Rathbon. both
of Lincoln.
After the wedding trip the young cou
ple will reside at Kartham Farm, North
Platte, Nea.
Corner on Cupid
It seems a If the F lug era Ida and the
Hamilton wars getting a corner oa
Cupid. The little god of bean and darts
has been giving so muck af hi attention
lately to young women by tha nam of
Fttsgetald and ta young mea suraamed
Hamilton that tee altuatten I begtanlng
t loos, aerioua for young people who do
not belong la these good eld families.
The Hamlltoaa have loomed a Urge
la ficstluw and Bnglleh h -story a the
Fltsgsraid bav la tha history af ire
la ad. and through the centsiie the
prominent scions of these two great fam
ines bav left tbetr mark as warrior,
statesmen. ntereuur and admlnlatra
lers. Oa the female aid, toe, tha Ham
ilton and Fltagerald always bav bold
high place for beauty, wit and goad sen.
Hence a Male more thaa ordinary inter
est attaches to tha local snnouncemanta
Monday was announced ta wedding (
Mia Sera fltagerald sad Mr. William
Karl Hamiltea of North Platte, which
will take place March L Today some
tha announcement sf tha engagement of
Miss Vera Fltagerald. daughter of Mra
Thomas H. rUaaeraJd. ta Mr. earnest T.
Hamilton of N align, Neb, tbe wedding to
tax pi so April Ml
The Fltlgerald In the tw. cases are
not rotated; neither are tha Hamilton
Tha first ef the engagements Is a Uni
versity ef Nebraska romance: tht other
Is a church romance, both young people
having atteaded tbe as km church In
Omaha before Mr. Kami It oa moved t
Ketlgh.
Pleasures Past
A matinee party at the Brands ta theater
yeeterday Indaded Mtases Luclle Jodelt,
Ethel Hart man. Eva Kinehan, Mary Cook.
Lola Held, Fannye Wlrtheafter.
Mr. F J. Fltagerald entertained at
brtdce Saturday afternoon at bar borne In
compliment to her sister. Mrs. Samuel
Lrllwla Pray of Indiana polla. Six table
ut payers wen present.
Mis Florence Rachmaa gave a theater
party Murder afternoon for the Triangle
dab. Tbe guest were Mia as Florence
Andrue. Emily Houses, Hellea Brandeta.
laex Klliman and May Geissler.
Mr. J. W. Woodrougfc gave a matinee
party Saturday afternoon at the Bran-
dria to see the -pink Lady" la honor of
Mrs. C U Smith ef St. Paul and Mrs.
A. K. HaMemaa of Appleton, Wla. Nina
guests wen unseal.
Mrs, J. 4. Brown gave a dinner Friday
eveetog for bar niece. Mrs. Jobs Patrick.
Tha guests wer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C.
Smith, Mr. and Mra. Ward Burgess. Mr.
and Mrs, Henry Wymaa, Mm Manser
of fiftertaen. Wye, Miss Jesses Millard.
Mr. t. U. Millard. Dr. W. O. Bridges.
Mr. Randal! Brown and Mr. Charles
firaws. ,
Mr. Earl Oraa and Mr. Lester Pickett
errtartatasd the Omaha Grala Exchange
baa beg at an evening party
rrtday at tbe bom of Mr. Pickett. Miss
Bride and Attendants Are Pi Beta Phis
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Omaha
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GSAZ SAUSBGST.IiacsU
1DS5 TEBAM.ITI2QERA1D
Nellie Sungren aaalatad Mrs, Pickett and
the gueeta Included
Meaara-e
Earl Urau,
laier Pickett.
Al Nyitrom.
Donald Knee,
Arthur Kaufman.
John tliRier.
Carl Ralhke.
Messrs..
Ralph Carle,
tleorge Whyte, '
Waiter Thompson,
tleorge Howman,
Ralph Pickett,
John Liev.
Herman Zlebarth,
Mrs. 8. P. 8wlnney entertained the
Faultier club Friday afternoon at her resi
dence, tit North Twentieth atreet. High
five Mas played and prises were won by
lira Shay and Mr. Blackburn. lira
X. A. Lundberg of SOT Parker street will
set a hostess at the next meeting. Thoee
present were:
Mesdeme
J. A. Oentleman.
Amanda M. Rliya,
l 8. Wolf.
W. D. Blackburn,
Roy U. Hlnman,
. P. nainney.
Meadamea
M. J. Anderson.
Urace Carienter,
t'harlca Old.
O. W. Hooll.
J. Mllti-n Mhay,
J. W. t elcn.
Mrs. Arthur Kennedy and Mra. reter
Holm gave a kitchen shower In honor of
Mlaa Leona C Jonca at ttw horn of Mr.
Holm, ill Florence boulevard. Tbe after
noon was apent la playing high five.
prise being won by Mr. J. C Jay, Mis
Leona Jones, Mra William Mack, and
Mrs. Earn Timnt. Tha guest wer seated
at one long table. Thoee present were:
Meedame
P. Holm.
John Kianck.
William Mathews,
Charles M. I avls.
William Mack.
Mia
Leona Junes,
U LUbtocks,
Menu me
1. C Jay.
John tMMlrlch
A. b. irsry.
ualiagher.
A. Kennedy,
J. Johnson,
Misoes
Edna Korh.
Mary UaUagher,
The Pleiadea society of the Omaha High
school waa entertained by Mis Ruth
eomp at her borne, fJt Bedford avenue,
Friday afternoon. A abort program con
sisting of recitation and plans number
wer gives by several sf the girl, after
whlcb refreshments wer served. These
present were:
'Misses Miases
Minerva Q'jlnby. Ruth 'Vbjp. ,
Irene Bedsley. Mary Rnrne.
Maude W hitely. tirac Nortbrup,
Ma Brock. Kdlth Klnrh.
Anna Mullen. Marjory Hoc he ford,
Ida cUmonson, Marjory Johnston,
Agnes Pntcbard, Kthel Papper,
Li i Marshall, Msude Craig.
Adelaide Hogan. Kdith Jonve.
Ethel Foyle. 'Myra Liimry.
Doris Duncan. - Marie Carmody, ..
Osll Hoaard. tva Noble,
Genevieve TornMoom.
Mrs. Charles I. Haltberg waa given a
surprise party Thursday evening, the oc
casion being her fifty-sixth birthday.
The evening -was spent ta games and
utm Av)
SUTH TITZGRALI
7XJTB HEAOKE.TalU C,l
luncheon was served the latter part of
tha svnlng. Those present, wer: -
Meedame Mea dames .
F. K. H IX ley. , Hammer.
Oiltner. ml gun,
(llasgow. ' Forbes.
Mlssee Misses
Ems lllgley, Lennle llallberg,
Kthel Foibea, Mails e Mcintosh.
Margaret Jcnneweln, (Had) a Mdntoeh,
Alire McJntoeh,
Violet Hall berg.
Messrs.
Carl Fricke.
liar Clasglow,
F. Dayton;
Kay llallberg,
C. llallberg.
Mcintosh,
Frances Koubek.
Addle Lee,
Messrs
Peck.
Albert Hallberg,
Robert Urlfnth.
Walter llallberg.
Grant Rydherg,
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hlgley.
r. and Mr. H. Halberg.
Alumni member of Lea Hlboux club
entertained the aotlve members at an
Informal dancing party at Harts hall In
Dundee Thursday evening, when the fol
lowing wer present:
atlases Misses
Marguerite Prentiss, k at hstine Could.
I ola Howell, Helen Pnarue.
Adelaide Funkhouaar Helen Siren lit.
Ruth Heiincne, Helen carrier.
Uladys Robertson, Josephine Congdon,
Gertrude Aiken. Kathertne Crocker,
Katherine Davenport Dora Harmann.
Claire Patterson, Orac McBrlde, .
Mildred Marr.
Helen lngwersen,
Adelyn Wood,
L isa Henner,
Messrs.
Henry Howe.
Wayne ftelby.
David Bowman.
Maurice l-oomt,
Arthur Klopp,
James Dnrkee,
Idling Ulloll.
Beryl Crocker.
Herbert Ryan.
Randall Curtis. ,
Clarence Patton.
Malcolm Baldiige,
Sievers Susmaan,
Loa Howard.
Messrs.
Kennoth Norton,
George Grimes,
Herman Harts. .
Its axon White,
Leo McBhaJia,
JaHt riowen.
Max Flolhow.
Chester Arnold,
Rverett Barfce,
Virgil Rector,
Richard Jones, ,
Porter Durk.ee.
Leap Tear Da see.
A leap year dancing party waa given
st Crclghton Vnlvertlty ball Thursday
evening at which the young women who
attended, assumed their unusual duties
SKINNER'S
ELBOWS
Cut In email places sad easy
to serve. Makes a delicious,
healthful diab that every mem
ber of the family wlU relish.
roeaV raf (As fxeerfesf
itoerrisJWsf fwafifia.
Uiaaara Mans real Ini
Te ss. eaart - MIlM nw. esltaS,
IH a4 a Urs. aeaaiM M sirMsva 1am-
I real. sU tvestr awa.ua, erals as
a MuA t-S esrlal. 1 euasne
I I'iwiiih. waiaa kifttjr 44a )
I scom sarvts ae a espial st mam
la an admirable manner. The novelty
of the affair furnished a moat deilghful
evening. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs, 3. Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohn.
Mleees
Iria Ratnshreiber.
eta rah Oreenberg,
ttinncne t-onn.
Rose Muskln,
Hannah Mwkln
Tlbe Meyers.
Mouth Omaha:
Besele Monakv.
Hannah Adsiaon.
lna Hlmon,
Council Hluffs;
Lillian MIHnberK,
South Omaha:
Hatlle Ptelnberg.
Mouth Omaha:
Riibv Isaacson.
Blanchs Hesael,
Maitle soil.
Msrlon Alperaon,
Rsther Frank.
Lulu Drevfu
hioux City, la.:
Messra
0am Roeenbloom,
Charles Berger,
Ben laaacaoa,
Abe Cohn.
Mike Chasson.
Mr. Miller,
Dav Urodintky,
Molly Paul,
With flubb.
Anna Fleishman,
i:iia FMshman,
tluphle Kooler,
Klla Herman.
Nellie levln.
Rose Grodlnaky,
Hae bra m eon,
Leona Rramson,
Kva rtnlesle, .
tielle Gross,
Heckle Gross
Jda Kuiskolrkr,
Maul Pregler,
' Messrs
Hsrry Lincoln.
Leo Kline,
J. V. Newman,
Dave FrMoaiis,
Council Bluffs;
Jess Pregler.
i'hllip Monsky.
Charles ftpelgele,
Mike Muakln,
Hlmon lvy,
' Abe Rlppe,
A he Cohn,
Win Klpps,
Harry Truatln,
Abe Krasne.
Hsrry Reinseralber.
Personal Gossip
Colonel a. a. Curtla la noma from Pasa
Christian, Mlaa.
Mr. and Mra, Myles Standlsh returned
last evening from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Peter and eon are
guest at lh Alcaaar In IL Augustine,
Fla.
Mr. Plerton af New York I the guset
thla week of Mr. and Mrs, R. 1. Dia
lling. . .
Mi. F. 1. Burkley and Mia Agnes Burk
ley bav returned from a month la Call,
forn la
Mr. Jolin Pairlck ha arrived from Wy
oming and Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs,
1. J. Brown.
Mrs. Carrie D. Scott left Friday for a
three weeks' visit with, relatives In
Washington. D C.
Mrs. O. H. Wlrth has returned from
Kansas City, accompanied by ber lister,
Mia Grace Quinllven.
Mr. and Mrs. John Epeneter and daugh
ter, Helen, have ton to Baa Francisco,
where they will reside,
Mr. Clifford Wolf Is boms from school
In the east to spend a few days witn bis
mother. Mr. Joseph Baidruje.
One of tha leap year babies waa the
daughter born to Mr. and Mrs, William
B. J. Hammond last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis arrived
yeeterday from Cbloago to visit Mr.
Lewi' mother, Mr. E. V. Lewis, at the
(Continued on Page Three.)
Special Announcement
To My Customers: ' ' ,
On and after March 4th, I shall be ready to offer the
largest and finest line of corsets I have ever handled.
The stock embraces all the New Models and Sizes and
are 'made to perfection throughout I guarantee the
wear Style and the Fit to be perfectly satisfactory.
These corsets are the product of the Kenney Corset
Company of Cleveland, Ohio, and are pronounced tho
acme of corset perfection by experts who have inspected
them. I have gone into the minor details of the make of
these corsets and can fully recommend them in every
respect. ' ' '
Mr. Kenney, who is nowthe head of the Kenney
Corset Company, was the General Manager .of tht
Artist s Model Corset Co., for many years and all tht
best points of the Artist's Models combined with man
new features that yon will like are embodied in these nev
style corsets. .
I want 'every woman in Omaha to see the "XORDA
and LORKAIXE" brands. I simply ask the privilegt
of demonstrating the superior points. After an inspec
tion and "try on" I am not afraid of your decision.
If, after you have seen the newest in these corsets
and desire an Artists' Model and Lady Clare I can sup
ply you. I
Thanking you for your patronage in the past, and
feeling assured that I will retain it in the future by fur
nishing yon something better than can be obtained else
where, I am,
Respectfullv,
IDAC.STOCKAVELL.
Corset Specialist
South side of main entrance, Brandeis Theatre.
Phone for appointments. 203 S. 17th St Douglas 4749.
Just a look
at my new
spring suitings
Will n.ait you Impatient to get Into s new Bell tailored suit
Tier' distinction of style about "Bell" suit which make them first
choice among well dressed men. There's lasting quality built Into every on
of them that Insures permanence of shsp and continuous satisfaction. '
tiplandid new sprlnr sultine srs now on dtsplsy here. There are fabrics
In all i he prettiest colors snd shades Just th kind that will be worn vry.
where by the most fashionable or men.
aou are Invited u Inspect these new suitings. . . ,
XMA& QVAUTT. ABTAjrojra ITTXJU. MOD1ST niOSS. '
1520 Douglas Street
(up stairs) ,
A.L.Bell
-Physicians Recommend1
. , ' ' Artificial Flowers :"VV
Of late years there has been growing among the
medical profession an aversion to flowers in the sick
room. Their heavy perfume poisons the atmosphere
and after a few hours the air is so heavily laden that
it has an injurious effect upon the patient.
Some of the best medical men are recommending
artificial flowers. They are so ingeniously made
that at times they baffle the most expert. Their
wealth of color rivals the real.
We have just received a new shipment of Spring
flowers, such as nasturtiums, daffodils, hydrangeas,
wisteria and many others. Next time you have a
sick friend send them a bunch of artificial flowers
and you will be surprised how delighted they will be.
A. HOSPE CO.
(Framer Craft Shop)
1513 Douglas Street
HAYDElfs ItAYDEH.
esMsu sres msjbl,
March Clearing Sale
Sewing Machines
If you want
a machine
don't fail to
see our offer- -ings
this
week; get the
best at least
price.
HAYDENs
12 different makes of Sew
ing Machines offered, all guar
anteed, full sets of attach
ments, drop heads, automatic
lift, etc., on sale.
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OUR QUIET
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lasted downstairs In our Ktb
sad Dodge streets tor I proving
to be a meeca for tired ehoppera
and after-the-snatlne crowds.
Here, you may get a light lunch
and your choice of aver one hun
dred and rmy noi ar v "
I ejulcaiy.
BLANCHE SORENSON
' ...VOCAL TEACHEfL.
S04 BOYD THEATER.
Tel. Haney 2687.
Kw pupils received. Mcaday after
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