THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST
4, 1912. . , -
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OMAHA SOCIEjYIS TRAVELING
Many Enjoy Long Trip Abroad and
in. Motor Can.
NOKBIS BROWN BUYS A HOME
SfUaes Btow Are Wow In Iceland
- Baadretfa Are Preparing- to Re
- tarn from Loas Sanmer
Trips.
Social Calendar.
MONDAY Mrs. E. T. Swobe, meeting of
Monday Bridge club; matinee dance at
Field club. . .
TUESDAY Omaha Symphony band con
cert at Happy Hollow; ladles' day,
dinner and dance at Happy Hollow;
ladies' day at Field club.
WEDNESDAY W. W. club, picnic at
Kod and Gun club; dinner and dance at
Country and Field clubs.
THURSDAY Onadrou people s reunion
picnic at Elmwood park; ladles' day at
Happy Hollow and Field clubs.
FRIDAY Dinner and dance at Seymour
Lake club. ,
SATURDAY Dinner and dance at Coun
try, Field, Happy Hollow and Rod and
Gun clubs,
'Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall, who is one of
Omaha's most enthusiasts feminine mo
torists, is planning to take a party of
women friends to Nebraska City this
week. They will make a day of It, taking-
half a day to go and half a day to
return, and stopping at Nebraska City
for luncheon. f
Mrs. J. M. Metcalf, who enjoys long
motor trips In her stunning blue car. Is
planning to take a party to Lake Okobojl
this week. With her will be Mrs. Charles
B." Keller, Mrs. Rebe Morgan and Miss
Nellie Wakeley. They will go ly war
of Denlson, la., stopping ' there Over
night, and will return by a different
route. :
v Last week Mrs- Kirkendall, with ber
, mother and sister, Mrs. Burgert, and Miss
Florence Burgert of Toledo, O.; Mrs. M.
' & Barber and Mrs. J. R. Scobie went In
. the Kirkendall car to Lincoln and hack.
They went down Wednesday morning end
returned by moon light In the evening.
Only the day before they had all returned
by motor from Lake Okobojl, where they
had spent a week, having gone there In
the automobile. i ; t
' A tractive .Newcomers. '
Misses Luclle ant June Brown are the
attractive daughters of Senator and Mrs.
Norrls Brown,' who have arrived to make
Omaha their home. Both young women
attended the University of Nebraska And
are members of PI Beta Phi sorority.
- They have also spent several seasons
with their parents in Washington, D. C.
Mr. Brown has bought the beautiful
Carmichael home In Dundee.
Are Cool la Iceland.
Misses Qlga and Louise Storx, who left
several months ago for an extended trip
'around the world, 'are now In Iceland.
They write from Reykjavik: "It's mighty
eold up here, but we are having a grand
trip. They spent some time In Germany,
Norway and Bweden and are expected
home this fall. (
Re lamina front' Trips.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Bherraden and Miss
Jasemine Sherraden returned yesterday
from a month's stay In McGregor, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Platner and
, children have returned from a three
weeks' trip on the Great Lakes and a
stay of a few days at Chautauqua, N. Y.
Mr. w. T. curry and Hiss Minnie curry
have returned from a visit to Colorado
and Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fellhelmer have
returned from a month's absence In Chl
, cago, Milwaukee and Michigan resorts.
They brought with them from Chicago
little Henrietta Degen for avlslt with her
grandfather, Mr. A. Heller.
Mr. and Mrs. gam Caldwell, Mrs. Mark
Coad and Miss Wessells were due to
land In Quebeo Friday.
Mrs. Charles Marsh has returned from
ten days In Clinton, la.
Mr. C. B. Keller and son, Charles, have
returned from Oregon and a trip over the
Canadian Pacific.
Mrs. C. A, Hull has returned from
Walkerville, Canada, where she was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. MacDougall for
two weeks.
Mrs. 3. J. Dickey and daughter, Miss
1 Bertha, and Mlas Helen Sooblei are home
' from two weeks at Lake Okobojl.
Miss Katherlne Beeson, who has been
at Prior Lake for the last two weeks with
Mrs. J. H. Butler, returned yesterday and
will be the guest of Miss Ruth Hammer
tat two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Millard are ex
pected home today from two weeks at
Richards' Landing, where they were the
guests of Mr. Millard's mother, Mrs. W,
B. Millard.
Mr. C.'W. Lyman has returned from
Wequetonslng.
Dean and Mrs. I. H. Tancock returned
Friday from a month at Prior Lake
Soon to Be a Bride
fitlS pill
most prominent farmers, will spend their
honeymoon in California and the other
Pacific coast states. They -will be gone
Indefinitely. Upon their return they w.U
move Into a new home. Thirty-ninth and
"streets. South Omaha.. -
Campbell-Dean. ,
In the Army and Navy appears the an
nouncement of the marriage of Sirs.
Mary Dandy Dean, daughter of the late
General George B. Dandy, United States
army, to Mrs. Edwin Prall Campbell of
New York. Mrs. Dean, as Miss Dandy,
made her debut In Omaha, where her
father was stationed at that time and
where she became well known for her
beauty and wit It was here also that
she married Captain James Dean in 1S97.
About three years ago Mrs. Dean ob
tained a divorce from Captain Dean and
since then has made her home in New
York, where her father lived after the
retirement ana where he died a year or
so ago.
MIS8 MABEL AGNES CROUCH.
At the Dietz Club
The Dietz club gave its regular dancing
party Thursday evening at their cluo
house on Carter lake. Those present
were:
Misses
Nettle Scharley,
Iva Scherdeinan,
Virginia Patton,
Rose Prather,
Rose Houska,
Judith Palm,
Alma Martin,
Margaret Kellogg,
McDonald,
Stoddard,
Norgaard,
Bland,
JiartnusB of
St. Louis,
Messrs.
Russell Evans,
Earl Eisenhart,
Frank Spellman,
M. L. Conkllng,
L. W. Knight.
H. C. Mourning,
Art Jackson,
Dr. F. C. Lege,
J. W. Glover,
Bert Lynn,
Fred Armbrust, Jr.;
W. Barnes,
G. E. Phelps. .
C. E. Ahlquist,
Charles Neff.
GUEST OR MISS GLADYS LOBECX
. ; THIS WEEK. .
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trip through Germany and some Italian
views. Those present were;
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall,
Mr. and Mrs. A. I Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. G W. Wattles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A McShane,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. layman,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bueholz,
Mr. and Mrs. IV. J. Foye, .
Mr and Mrs. A. V Kinder,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Sullivan,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Horeluni,
Mr and Mrs. F. B. Hochstetler,
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McGrew,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Clarke,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dempster,
Mr. and Mrs. George Squires,
Mr. and Mrs. Clocker of Estes Park,
Dr and Mrs. A. F. Jonas,
Mr. and Mrs. George Barker, Jr.;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker, second; -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Tan luarun.
Mesdames
Burgert.
J. J.' Dickey,
M. E. Barber,
Clark of Denver,
M issue
Btella Hamilton,
Bessie Allen,
Messrs.
Milton Darling..
Charles Pickens,
Albert Brogan,
Mesdames . "
J. R. Scobie.
J. W. Gannett.
B. F. Crummer,
F. A. Brogan,
Misses
Marie Mikova.
Messrs.
Cecil Berryman,
Durfee.
Weddings
Oatakaas Colas; on Trips.
Mr. John J. Hanighen and son, Cleary
Hanlghen, have gone east, stopping at
Chicago, where they were met by Mr,
John J. Hanlghen, Jr. From Chicago
they go to Ithaca and then to Cliff
Haven, N. Y., where Mr. Hanlghen wllll
leave tils two sons, who Join a party of
boys camping at Lake Champlain. Mr.
Hanlghen will visit New York and Wash
ington. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Darr will leave
this week for Chicago and points In
Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dinning and Miss
Dinning will leave Monday to spend a
month at Challevolx at the Inn. .
Mrs. John Madden and her eldest child
have left to spend the month of August
at Deposit, N. T.
Mr. Byron 8mtth- left- yesterday for
northern Wisconsin on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Herbert Gates leaves Wednesday
to Join a party of New York friends In
Denver and with them will make the
trips to Pike's Peak and Cripple Creek
and over the Moffat road and will return
to Omaha the latter part of the month for
. a short time before going to New York
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton are plan
ning a long bunting trip in Wyoming
around Jackson's Hole. They will leave
August IS and will be joined by Miss
, May Hamilton, who is at present at Lake
Louise In the Canadian Rockies.
Mrs. Thomas Kilpatrick plans to leave
Wednesday to Join her daughter, Mrs.
George MIxter, at Lake Placid in the
Adirondack.
Joined by Mrs. Wattles' sister. Mrs. Mo-
Hugh of Sioux City, and Mr. McHugh,
with whom they will tour the Adiron-
dacki. ' ' - '
Mrs. A 6. Carlisle and children left to
day for Valhalla, Minn,, to be gone sev
eral weeks.
Mr. M. A. Hall Is in England and will
spend several weeks there. .
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Van Buren ana i
daughter, Letltla, and Miss Mona Cowell
are In the Yellowstone. They will be
gone three weeks and expects to visit
Manltou and other Colorado points.
Mrs. A. J. Love and Bon, James, win
leave tomorrow for . Ephralm, - Wis., to
Jo InMrs. Love's sisters, Mrs. Jones and
Miss Torrey.
Mr. Nathan Merrlam and Miss Mer
riam will leave Tuesday or Wednesday
for Eaton's Ranch in Wyoming.
Mr. Charles KounUe, accompanied by
Mr. Ward Burgess, will go to his summer
place at Mackinac Friday to Join his wife
and family. Mrs. Burgess will also join
them there from Wlanno and Mr. ai.d
Mrs. Augustus Koiihtie of New York will
be there for a week or so, after which
they will all, with Mr. and Mrs. John T,
Stewart 2d. motor to New York together.
Miss Marie MJkova, the Omaha pianist,
will leave for Paris next week, going
there to continue her studies. She ex
pects to be absent a year and a half.
She will be accompanied as far as New
York by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Mlk.
Mrs, John - Madden and eon. Joseph
Hayden Madden, left for the east, where
they will spend a month as guests or Mr.
Madden's mother. Mrs. P. J. Madden, at
her home In the Catskllls.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Krug of St. Louis,
whn have been visiting Mrs. Krug's
mother. Mrs. J. F. Coad for two weeks.
return home today accompanied by Miss
Edith Thomas, who will be their guest.
Mrs. Charles F. Fahs and daughter,
Katherlne. are at the Hotel Colorado,
Glenwood Springs, Colo., for the rest of
the summer.
Albert Edholm is touring New York,
Boston and Newark and will spend a
month fishing at Isle Royal before re
turning. Miss Ella Mae Brown and her aunt,
Mrs. Clayton, will leave this evening for
Lake Alexandria. Minn., .where tney win
meet relatives from Kansas City and
spend the rest of the summer.
BHwkbarn-Herrtnsrton.
Cards have been received In Omaha an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Edith Her-
rington of La Salle, Colo., to Mr. Howard
W. Blackburn of Omaha, Neb., son of T.
W. Blackburn of this city, at the homo of
the bride July 29.
The spacious Ilerrlngton homo was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
Sweet peas and pink dahlias were the
blossoms used.., .The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Frank De Motz, pabtor
of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs,
P. W. Oleson played Iho wedding march
and the couple were attended by Miss
Hilda Freeman of Denver as matron of
honor and Steven Herrlngton, brother of
the bride, as best man. Miss Freeman
wore pink marquisette and carried pink
roses. The bride's dress was an exquisite
creation of white embroidered titt and
marquisette over white " satin, anl Bh
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and bride's roses. ,. ,
The young couple will make their noma
for the present at Throttle"' Dain, near
Raton, N. M., where the groom is super
intending some extensive irrigation work.
Mr.' Blackburn was born .In Omaha aiid
Is a graduate of the high school, class of
1904, and has made good in nts cho?en
profession of slvil engineer. - ' ,
Misses . -Irene
Higby,
Margaret Iage,
Edith Mickle,
Marie Gabler,
Ida Glass,
Mamie Norhen,
Mary Beggs,
Jessie Tucker,
Stewart,
Kadmore,
Pearson,
Jensen, -De
Vaughn,
Irene Overman.
Messrs.
Clarence Hall,
Ed Lafferty,
Al BlaufuHS,
E. H.-Hawley,
George Graff.
Percy Gwynne,
Freeman Bradford,
Dr. Hayes Gsanther,
W. F. Bchollman,
J. Solgaard,
Kelso Morgan,
L. S. Gregg,
O. C. Slaughter,
A. Anderson,
Ben Hoover,
C. Tyson,
VraA M(phan.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mcraanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ONelU.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Veldman.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rowe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. ONeill.
! Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
r. and Mrs. Bernard Boggs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haas.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nesttebush.
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At Rod and Gun Club
Saturday evening an enjoyable party
was given at Aloha cottage at the club,
The first part of the evening was spent
riding In the Triumph launch and the
latter part of the evening they attended
4he dance at the club house. Those pres
ent were:
Misses
Luclle Brown,
June Brown,
Messrs.
Arthur Christie.
Senator and Mrs.
Misses
Jess Kllllan of
Wahoo.
Messrs.
Fred Whitmore.
Norrls Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Cadet Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Christie.
Thomas E. Wood entertained at a stag
dinner party Thursday evening ut the
club. His guests were Harry Brown of
Dayton, 0.; Fred Hannlman of Chicago,
D. II. Christie and Byron W. Hart
A. P. Whitmore was host at a fish din
ner given for the board of directors of
the Rod and Gun club and other friends,
at the club cafe. Pike and black bass
caught in Lake Koronls, Minn., were en
Joyed by the following:
Messrs.
R. O. Grayson,
Chris Olsen,
Frank L. Weaver,
Jason Youngs,
W. Scott King,
Dr. Grant Williams,
S. S. Hamilton.
Messrs.
Dr. J. B. FIckes,
George Tlerney,
Carl Johnson,
D. H. Christie,
J. W. McDonald,
J, S. Prentiss.
George Aulabaugh,
Byron Hart,
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At the Country Club
Mrs. John A. McShane entertained at
bridge Thursday morning at the Country
club, in honor of Mrs. Burgert and Miss
Burgert of Toledo, 0. Prizes were won
by Mrs. C. W. Martin and Mrs. George
Barker, and the game was followed by
luncheon. Present were:
Mock-Brown.
Miss Llbble Brown, daughter of Mrs.
Molly Brown, was married Tuesday - to
Samuel Block. The ceremony was per
formed in Des Moines, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Block left for an eastern trip.
They will reside In Fremont
Mnrphy-Cronch.
Miss Mabel Agnes Crouch, the pretty
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Crouch of Funk, Phelps county, Neb.,
will be married In Omaha August 15
to James Lester Murphy, for two years
a clerk in the county and city treasure's
department,
The marriage will occur at St. Bridget
Catholic ohurch, South Omaha, and fol
lowing a supper will be given at the
Henshaw hotel, where twenty-two plates
will be laid. The dining room will be
specially decorated for the occasion. Mr.
Murphy and his bride, who Is the
daughter of one qf Phelps
Mesdames
Burgert,
M. E. Barber,
C. W. Lyman,
B. F. Crummer,
George E. Barker,
Ella Squires,
J. J. Dickey,
C. N. Diets,
A. V. Klnsler,
Mesdames
F. P. Kirkendall,
J. S. Brady, -Casper
E. Yost,
J. W. Gannett,
C. W. Martin,
G. W. Wattles.
J. R. Scobie,
W. J. Foye.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. S. Brady entertained
at dinner at the club last evening. Their
guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Diets.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A McShane
Mrs Burgert of Toledo.
Miss Florence Burgert of Toledo.
Mrs. M. B. Barber.
Mr. E. E. Bruce.
F. H. Gaines had four guests; Luther
Drake, three; W. 8. Poppleton, ten; Frank
Colpetzer, eleven; H. L. Pritohett four;
H. G. Moorhead, tour; Gerald Wharton,
four; F. S.' Cowgill, four.
Last evening Mrs. Wildman of Council
Biuffs and Miss Lynn Curtis entertained
Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Sprague, Colonel and
Mrs. Butler of Fort Crook, Miss Hamil-
county's ton,. Mr. Fairfield,' Dr. Crummer and Mr.
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Demands the Segerstrom Piano
Store August 15th
"We are in a quandary seek advice seek help we are willing to remunerate piano
buyers RICHLY if they'll GIVE us-this help. It's, this way AULABAUGH, THE
FURRIER, is going to occupy the former "Segerstrom" store room; he DEMANDS it
August 15th. That leaves us only a few DAYS to dispose of the pianos that are HERE..
We couldn't move the instruments to Orkin Bros., former Bennett establishment, if we
TRIED, for they are remodeling over there, too, and there's not an inch of piano space,
at our disposal. It's simply up to U3 to SELL at any price the instruments will bring,
on terms that will help the sale along quickest. We have tried, but. can not stave Aula
baugh off a day longer than the 15th; he wants to get busy on his FUR DEP'T. and
FIREPROOF COLD STORAGE VAULT FOR FURS and on his taxidermy dep't. If
you've EVER threatened to buy a piano, carry ouf your threat NOW. The reason is a
genuine one the pianos must go in a matter of days even HOURS.
There isn't an inch ot Space in
the former Bennett
Company
establishment-We must sell all re
maining "Segerstrom" Pianos by Aug.
15th, for we CANNOT move them.
$25 must sell a good used upright piano before August 15th.
. $43 must sell a VERY good used upright piano before August 15th.
$160 must sell a first-class grand piano before August 15th.
$260 must sell a handsome player piano before August 15th.
$5 each must sell square pianos, organs, etd before August 15th,
Stools, benches, polish, scarfs, etc., at almost your own price.
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Country club.
One of the smaller parties Included Miss
Katherlne Beeson, Miss Ruth Hammer,
Mr. Jack Webster and Mr. Harold Pritch-
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Alpha Phi Hom fartle..
Members ot Alpha Phi sorority are
tavin & series ot House parties, miss
Helen Heaton of Wahoo Is entertaining
this week a party 01 roromy sisiers,
anions" whom Is Miss Ruth Haner ana
Mits Kla Haarmann of Omaha and Miss
Gladys Bimpkins of Falrbury. Last week
Mlas Gladys Slmpklns entertained some
of the Alpha Phis at her home In Fair-bury-
Part of the time was spent rough
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Blue river. Miss Elsa Haarmann of
Omaha was In the party and on her re
turn was accompanied by Mies Slmpklns.
TntrHoaae Party
Topics of current events as given In
the moving picture shows downtown com
posed the subject of the travelogue party
Mn. c. j.'&wMhavinar ' nn h-1 riven Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
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Monday for California.' ' j Toledo. O., guest of Mr. and Mrs.- F.
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a fishing trip th!s week In Colorado and r'n" CterUrt. Germany, Parisian models dl
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Mr. and Mrs. G.' W." Wattles ieave to
dav for Beach Bluff, Mass., and will be
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:Mra. William Sidney entertained at
bridge at her home Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Carrie Brooks Harris of Sioux Falls,
S. Bv who is the guest of Mrs. F. W.
Kamm.
Mrs. W. P. Kelly was hostess at a
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honor of the Misses Roberts, whose fu
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Misses-
Anne Roberts.
Cathryn Roberts,
Annette Nourse,
Mesdames
C. F. Shaw,
R. J. Skankey.
J. M. Buck.
E. E. Gray.
Frank Waterman,
Misses
Wesster,
Helen Buck.,
Mesdames
H. H. Waterman,
C. O. Scott,
B. N. Robertson,
W. P. Kelly.
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