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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 25, 1912.
...BOOSTING ELOWER PARADE
i Mrs. W. D. Hosford is Chairman of
I' t ; Big Automobile Display.
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r TAIL SOCIETY SEASON TO OPEN
Many Travelers Are Returning from
Tfcelr Summer Outings- ArtUt
Recital to Be Glvra at
Happy Hollow.
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i . MONDAY Mr. and Mm. J. A. Sunder-
' land, dinner for Edgerly-Benedlct wed-
ding party; matinee dance at Field
t club: Miss Edith Hamilton, matinoe
! Orpheum party; Miss Eugenie Whit
I more, box party at Orpneum: Frank
: f Boyd, Orpheum box party ; Vlotor Rose
. ' watr, box party at Orpheum.
V TUESDAY Wedding of Miss Henrietta
. Cleveland Benedict and Denniaon Mer-
rill Edgerly; matinee dance, ladies' day,
I, dinner and evening; dance at .'tappv
I Hollow club; ladles' day at Field club;
: t Mr. R. E. Wilcox, luncheon at Happy
Hollow.
WEDNESDAY Mrs. E. S. Byrne. Junch
i , eon at Happy Holiow; MIps Rose Fren
l j ser, box party at Orpheum for M'.ss
i ' ' (Mary Ford of Sioux City; dinner and
-: dance at Field and Country clubs.
THURSDAY-Weddlng c-f Miss Bertha
, Heltfeld and Dr. L. A. D'.Laney; wed
. J ding of Mim A!da Mead and Clarence
;.- j Llvsly of Gilmore, Neb.; ladles' day at
' Field and Happy Hollow clubs; dinner
: and dance at Seymour Lake Country
' club.
1 FRIDAY Elk's clam bake at Seymour
like Country club.
S , SATURDAY Dinner and dance at Coun
? X try. Field, Happy Hollow and Rod and
f ; Gu club.
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' A committee of women mot of whom
i-i have been queens of Ak-Sar-Ben. headed
by Mm. W. D. Hosford, has been ap
1 4 pointed to aid In the work of prepara
Vi tion for the automobile flower parade t
' be held in connection with the Ak-Sar
V Ben festivities Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
sober t -
r-t i Mm. Hosford, chairman of the women'!
committee, was queen of Ak-Sar-Ben as
U Miss Mary Lee McShane. Eh ii a leader
U In the young married set. The other
VJ queens who will be on the committee are
Mesdames Jerome Slagee, T. L. Davis,
Glenn Wharton, Barton Millard, Frank
1- fwilhelm and Misses Frances Nash, Ellza
H beth Davis. Miss Elizabeth Pickens U the
only member of the committee wBo has
IT; not been a queen. ,
.' i Mrs; Magee served on the committee
headed by Gould Diets In a former floral
parade and Is perhaps the most ex
; ' perlenced mernber of the committee. The
; J duties of the women's committer will be
i ,i to confer with the men's committee
--; Charles Beaton, P. J. O'Brien and E.
. Buckingham on matters of decoration
-"4 and to give advice to women entering cars
t and to stir up enthusiasm and Interest
J generally In the event. '
"With the Visitors. j
Judge Warner of Fort Morijan, Wyo.,
Is In the city, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Williams. ,
Miss Caroline Johnson, who returned
last week from Prior Lake with Mrs.
Voss. left Wednesday for St. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. G. A. Rathbun of Los Angeles is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Mills at 136 North Thirty-ninth street
6he arrived Tuesday.
Rabbi Louis Bernstein of 'Si. Joseph will
be In Omaha visiting his mother, Mrs. J.
Bernstein until Thursday. He is on his
way from St Joseph to Charlevoix, Mich,,
ad Chicago.
I Judge and Mrs. G. W. Dosne xpct
Mrs John" Waggaman of Washington to
tot their guest about September 1. Mrs.
(.Wagganan has been spending-1 the last
two months In Colorado.
Married Last Night
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Summer and liyid-eason
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES and WAISTS
Regardless of Cost. These Must be So so as to Make Room for
the New Fall Garments Which Are Arriving Daily
See Our Window Display;
Splendid Dresses, $2 and $3 Values, Monday $1.00
Stunning Dresses, Linens and White Lingerie. Monday 2.98
Linen Coats, for Auto or Street Wear, $10 Values Monday $2.98
Linen Skirts, Worth up to $5.09 Monday . . $1.00
Any Lingerie Waist ii the Housi, Monday . . 95c
Middy Blouses, 95c Values, Msnday . . ... 25c
Silk Dresses, $10 Values, Monday . . . ... $5.00
75 Beautiful Silk Dresses, that sold up to $85,
Extra Special Monday . . . . . . . . , - $15.00
Last Call on Summer Cloth Suits, Selling up to
$30 Special Monday ......... . $10.00
MISS YTEQIZ JAMESON
ST. JOSEPH GBL VISITS WITH
' MISS ONEIDA HOEAN.
yesterday to remain over Sunday and to
.accompany Mrs. Ball and their children
borne on Monday. Mrs. Bell has been here
ifor several weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Peck.
Miss Bchraubstadter of St. Louis, who
has been the truest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Robinson for several weeks, leaves Mon
day to visit in Kansas City on her way
homs. Miss Emma Allen, also of St.
Xouls and a gues at the Robinson home
for the last week, returned Thursday to
8t Louis. ........
Miss Heth Vail arrived Tuesday from
jHoughton. Mich., to visit her grand
jmother, Mrs. Martha Heth, at the New
Hamilton, but goes today to Beau-la for
, j few days 'stay wtla cousins there. She
ril lreturn about the middle of next week
nd will remain here until time V return
fo Vassar for her senior year.
I Mrs. Storrs Bowen, who has been the
truest of her siter, Mrs. George C. Me
'ffntyre, for two weeks, expects to leave
shortly for Fort Leavenworth to Join
aptatn Bowen, who is ordered there to
?,h school of the line. Captain and Mrs.
; iowen hv. been at Fort Columbia,
' fWash., ever sine their marrlago a year
" ago last April and this is Mrs. Bowsn's
first visit to Omaha since then.
Travelers Beturninsj Home.
Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm and daughter, Ks-
ther, will return Monday from OkoboJl
I Mrs. Delslna Morse and nelce, Anns.
(Purdy, returned Thursday from a six
weeks' visit In the east
Mrs. T. J. Mackay and Miss Eleanor
Mackay returned yesterday from Lake
CUtheraJl. Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed, who are
now In Paris, will return to Omih the
last part of October.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson A. Austin, who
av been touring Europe on their honsy
moon, will arrive home Sunday morntnrf.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Van Buren. Miss
4Ltlui Van Buren and Miss Mona Cowoll
pave returned from a trip to Yellowstone
Park.
Miss Esther Byrne Is expected hi me
today or tomorrow from Minneapolis
where she has been visiting on her way
from Seattle.
Bishop A. L. Williams, who has Ten
traveling abroad as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs.'F. L. Haller, will be hone the last
of this month.
Miss Bene Hayes is expected home the
latter part of this week from an eastern
trip. She visited In Buffalo, New York
and Washington.
Mies Mona Cowell, with Mr. an! Mrs
Truman' Van Buren and daughter, are
back from their trip through the Yellow.
atone and Colorado. .
Mr. H. J. Keenan returns Monday from
his vacation spent t Spokane. Wssh.,
and Its Is going to surprise his fri snda by
returning with a bride.
Mrs. Franklin Boulter and son arrived
home Monday from Beach Haven. N. Y.
They made a short visit near Philadel
phia on the way home. ' -
Mr F. H, Davis and daughters are
! expected home today or tomorrow from
iWatch Hill, R. I., where they have been
for the last month or more.
Miss Pearl Rockfellow, who has been
touring Italy, Spain and Switzerland,
sails on the Teutonic August 2C and will
arrive In Omaha September '.. '
i Mrs. Frank Wllhelm lnA small son ar-
! rived hem yesterday turn Mackinac.
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new motor car, which she was trying to
drive. After nearly going over an em
bankment, the young' man decided to run
the car for her. .
He then visited the St. Joseph young
woman who had been so winsome on the
Steamer. He had decided to spend sev
eral days there. When he arrived the
young woman met hjm and carried a
imall pet dog under her arm. . In the
afternoou they motored, but the dog
seemed to take all her attention, and
oven the conversation seemed to revolve
about the dog.
He decided to cut his vacation short
end returned home by the next train.
Visitors Entertained.
Miss Onsida Morsn entertained at her
horns. 8036 Leavenworth street, Thursday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
llice Wyatt of St Joseph. Mo., and the
Misses Anna and Ethel Dowell of Bed
ford, la., who ore the guests of Mrs. E.
E. Moser. A profusion of flowers were
used throughout the rooms, yellow being
the oolor scheme. Those attenuing were:
MIS3 ILA WYATT.
where they have been for soma weeks
with Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Cuflihyv
Mr. and Mrs. a C. Redick have re
turned from two weeks In the east.
where theyvistted a number of cr-sst
points between Boston snd New Ynr'c.
Mrs. William E. Martin returns today
from six weeks at Harbor Point. Mich.,
where she has been the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Burton Hanson, of Chicago.
Mrs. John C Cowtn, who has been at
Essex-on-Lake Champlain for the sum
mer, Is now In Cleveland visiting ter
lather, and will not be home for t.vo
weeka.
Misnes
Ruth Morris.
Helen Morris,
Josephine Murphy,
Marguerite Comer,
Ruth Zittle.
- Martha ttau, '
Oneida Moran.
Mesdames
J. H. EUsborry.
C. V- Moraji,
Omahans at Summer Kesorts.'
Miss Ella Mas Brqwn has gon. to
Teepee Lodge, Wyoming. !
Mrs. C. JJ Greene Is now staying at tne
Bhoreham hotel. Loa Aneeles.
Mr. and Mrs. McShane have gone to
Colorado Springs for two weeks and ars
at the Antlers with Dr. and Mrs. Allison.
Miss Louise Espelln has gone to Minne
apolis and from there she will go to the
lake country of Minnesota to spend her
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcts and family
and Mrs. Houck of St. Louis went on
Wednesday to their ranch near Cody,
Neb., to spend two or three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton left Tuesday for
Dubois, Wyo., on a camping trip, to be
gone six weeks. Miss May Hamilton and
Miss Mattle Robertson, who have been
In the Canadian Rockies lor some weeks,
Joined them Thursday.
Auction Bridge Tournament
Mrs. Jerome Mages, who is one of the
most original and charmius, hostesses of
Omaha, will be the first to give an auc
tion bridge tournament her. -
Next Tuesday Mrs. Mages will enter
tain a number 01 her friends at an all
day tournament, play starting at W:S
o'clock In 'he morning and a buffet lun-h
euii will be served at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Magee is a member of one of the
auction bridge clubs, the eUrht members
of this club being among the best bridge
players of the city, and It Is expected that
one of this club will, probably win the
tournament.
The affair will be given at the spacious
home of Mrs. Magee on South Thirty-
eighth avenue.
Bachelor Prefers Omaha Girls.
"Omaha girls are not only the best
looking, but they are the most sensible,"
'declared a youns doctor of medictno, who
has recently returned from a VA'-at'onJ
visit to different cities, where he called!
upon several eteajner acquaintances, at- (
tractive young women from other citlca ':
He vlshed Kansas City, where the
young woman had recently purchased a
Misses
Illce Wyatt.
Anna Dowell,
Ethel Dowell.
Mary Carrier,
Km ma Earner,
Ruth Myer,
Jennie Klina.
Lydia Kanier,
JMesaames
J. B. Dowall of
Bedford, la.;
E. E. Hour,
Miss Ila Wyatt of St Joseph, Mo.,
Is the gutst of Miss Oneida Moran, and
Is being extensively entertained here.
Miss Mary Carrier will entertain at a
party In her honor; Wednesday Miss
Ruth Zlttle will entertain at a party, and
a slumber party will be given Saturday
by MIes Moran.
Banquet for Tennis Player.
Joe Armstrong of St. Paul, who won
the tennis tournament and was challenger
Tor championship with W. T. Hayes of
Chicago, was the guest of honor at a
banquet last evening at the Rome hotel
given by his fraternity brothers of tho
Alpha Tau Omera. Mr. Armstrong joined
the fraternity at the University of Minne
sota, where he was tennis champion, and
now attends Harvard university.
Prof. Buck of the University of Ne
braska will be toastmaster. Those pres
ent will be:
Joe Armstrong, St Paul, Minn.; Chester
Dobbs, Beatrice; George Doll, Blair; A.
R. O'Hanlon, Blair; Lester Bratton, South
Omaha; Louis Home, South Omaha; Eg-
gers, South Omaha; C. H. Parka, A. L.
Moeller, John C. Pryor, Marshall, Council
Bluffs; R. E. Weaverling, North Bend:
H. B. Coffee, Chadron; Chandler Trimble,
Guy E. Reed, Claude Mitchell, L. B.
Allen. Jr., J. L. Cutrtght. Harley Brown.
W. W. Wenstrand. Prof. Buck, Lincoln;
Dr. J. J. Fossler, Millard; W. C. Hutchi
son, W. L .Ross, Jr.; Dr. T. E. Dailey.
B. M. Burbank, A. L. , Lemon, William
Hunt. C ,W. Blacklock, George Gelb, L.
H. Adams, Dr. H. S. Munro, H. H. Gay,
Rex Edgecomb, A. C. Kennedy, - Jr.,
Omaha.
Hop at Fort Crook.
, An Informal hop was given Friday
evening at Fort Crook by the officers
and ladies of the post. ItHlowmg the
hop Captain Butler entertained at sup
per at Ills quarters for fifteen guests.
There were about forty guests present
at the hop. From Omaha and Council
Bluffs those present were:
Misses r.-.sses
Elisabeth Sweet, Maria Stewart
Eugenie Whitmore, of Councill Bluffs.
Kdlth Locke, Eucebta Uudley
Marlon Macrae of Council Bluffs.
of Council bluffs, '
MAxiira . ( Messrs-
Roger Keeline Reed Peters. ,
or Council Blufis, George Engler.
Fred Cl&rlc
Mrs. diaries Stewart of Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Douald Maorae of Council Bluffs.
Artists' Eecital at Happy Hollow.
A musical treat Is in store for the mem
ars of Happy Hpllow club Tuesday eve
..ng, September 3, when Madame Ragna
.Jnne of Chicago, formerly of the Metro
politan Grand Opera of New York, will
,ive a song recital at the club. Madame
. nne was the guest for a few days of
irs. Walter Silver " the latter part of
ast month while enroute to Montana for
the summer and promised then' to spend
a few days here on her way to Chicago.
Mrs. 811ver, who was a former pupil of
Madame Llnne, will entertain In her
honor and will also play the accompani
ments at the song recital. The follow
ing program will be given September i
by Madame Linns: .
a. Verborgenhelt.....1.'.... Hugo Wolf
b. Killlngdans (Kid dance) Grieg
c. Mot Kvald (Eventide.).. .....Grondahi
d. Gavotte Lemalre
II.
a Inter nos (Dedicated to Mms. Linne...
Mac Fadyn
b. In Blossom Time Needham
C. When the Land was White with Moon
light Nevln
d. You're In Love.. Wheeler
e. Sunbeams Ronalu
Colonial Party.
Miss Margaret Ortman entertained the
Order of Hlldegarde at a colonial party
Thursdar evening. The evening was
spent in old-fashioned dancing and games
of various sorts. The house was decor-
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Lucy Slunicko.
Won a Scholarship
MISS SARA R. COLE. '
Winner of the University of Nebraska Scholarship Given by the Nebraska Feder
ation of Women Club. - . - '(
ated throughout with flowers and the
rooms were Illuminated with candles.
Those present were:
Misses Misses-
Ellen Anthes, Mary Goodland, ,
Florence Goodland. Lucile Deverees,'
Carrie Wisler, Ruth Short, "
Gertrude Anthes, Margaret Elsasser,
Lina Phiipot,
In Honor of Former Omahans.
Mr. Storrs Brown, nee Maria Crounse.
was the guest of honor at an informal
tea Friday afternoon civen by Mrs. Robert
B. Howell between the hours of 4 and 6.
About fifteen guests were present to
welcome Mrs. Bowen back to hsr for
mer home.
Mrs. Earl Klpllnger entertained infor
mally at a kensington Friday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Fredrick Win? of Chi
cago, who is visiting" her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. P. Moorhead.
Miss Marguerite Prentiss gave a card
party Friday afternoon at her home for
Mis Mary Sheets of New York city,
formerly of Omaha. Those present were:
Misses-
Mary Sheetz,
Hasel Howard,
Helen Chesny,
Marie Hodge.
Ruth Gould,
Uarda Scott
Misses
Helen Blish.
Katherine Becker,
Jassamlne
Sherraden,
Mildred Marr,
Grace McBride,
Henrietta Benedict. June Brown,
Lucille Brown. Marie rlotiinger,
Mary McCague. Marguerite 1-rentiss.
8tella Howard,
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mra Frank P. Gould announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Frances Gould, and Tom Alleh. Miss
Gould attended the University of Ne
braska for three years and is a member
of Pi Beta Phi sorority. The weddinj
will take place in October
Mrs. Otto Stuben was hostess at an
announcement tea at her home when the
engagement was announced of her daugh
ter, Miss May Stuben to Mr. James Her
bert Nichol of Terr Haute, Ind. The
wedding will take place September 25. A
decoration of pink aster was used at the
tea and those assisting were Mr. Frank
Pardun. Mra G. H. Ha ruling and Mrs.
Bert Howell.
Pleasures Past. -' " "
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Benedict enter
tained at dinner last evening In compli
ment to Miss Henrietta Benedict and Mr.
D. M. Edgerly and their wedding party.
The table was decorated with pink roses
and covers were laid tor Masses Nan Cun
ningham, Ann Louise Mack of Porto Rico,
Henrietta Benedict; Mesjri. George John
ston, Frank Builta, D. M. Edgerly, Mrs.
Ethelbert Scroggin of Bradentown, Fla..
and Mr, and Mrs. Benedict-
A birthday party was given Friday
evening at the home of Frank Kretsch
mer, 3021 South Nineteenth street. In cele
brate n of his ; eighteenth birthday.
Games and music furnished amusement
and those present were:
Misses " Misses
Myrtle Elsasser, Mary Swoboda.
Hazel Elsasser,
Emma Ziskoosky,
Messrs.
Clare Anderson,
Edward Baumann,
Charles Ekstrand.
Steve Wirtx,'
VwaA Ttttrann '
.Mr. and Mrs. F. Kretscnmer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Slunicko. ,
Miss Elolse Stevenson entertained at a
watermelon party Friday evening In
honor of Miss Minnie Anderson of Chi
cago. Those present were:
Messrs. ,
Julius Slunicko.
John Schmidt.
Otto Kretschmer,
Willie Kretschmer,
Frank Kretschmer.
Misses
Minnie Anderson,
Edith Hamilton,
Katherine
Davenport,
Claire Patterson,
Effle Rogers,
Messrs.
William Peterson,
George Metcalf, .
George Grimes,
Merle Crocker,
Misses
Laura Zimmerman,
Holen Coe,
Clem Dickey.
Margaret Burke,
Klisabeth Raney,
Elolse Peterson.
Messrs.
Guy Beckett,
Edwin Landale,
Fred Metcalf.
Lawrence Wllber,
Walter Hixenbaugh, Milton Peterson.
Norris Clark,
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Owing to the Elk having their clam
bake at the club Friday the weekly din
ner and dance will be given Thursday.
Miss Blanche Cohn entertained, at a de
lightful dinner dance Friday evening at
Seymour Lake Country olub. Those pres.
ent were: .
Misses Misses
Evelyn Bergman, Frances Flegenbaum
Fannie Rosenstock. of Cleveland,
Nellie Elgutter, Mildred Rubel.
Anna Fell. Dorothv Meyer,
Mamie Splesberger, Hazel Degan.
Hortense Spiesbergei
Messrs.- Messrs.
Lester Hevn. Edward Rubel,
Jerome Heyn, Morton Degan,
Herbert Arnsteln. J. Sp:efberger,
Bert Weis, M. Oopenhelm,
Herbert Harris, Sam Kramer.
Edward Kirsch- ', Julius Rosenfeldt,
braun. Harry Rosenfeldt
Loval Cohn. Arthur Ulman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kats.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cohn. .
Another dinner Included a number of
people from Papillton:
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sauder,
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs.-G. F. King,
Mr. and Mrs. James Begley,
Mr. and Mrs. Day,
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney.
Misses MisSeS
Claire King, 1 Marie Sauder.
Marie Harden, . Marion Brown, -
Anna McCormick, Gladys King, , ,
Hasel King, Bum west.
Messra Messrs.
Clarence Welch, Ray West,
Forest King, Claire King,
Ernest Ruff, . R. Brown.
Other having dinner at the club Friday
evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. James Trimble,
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Combs,
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Yelser,
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Harte,
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Qulnlan,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cahow,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coad, Jr.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cooke,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sunderland,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gould, Jr.;
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. L. Doutz,
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Sharpe,
Mr. and Mra C. A. Sherer,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nolan Of Ther
mopolls, Dr. and Mrs. N. L. King,
Mrs. E. A. Kose.
; Misses
Cooke,
Copenharve. ,
Messrs.
J. Sharpe.
Scott King.
W. H. Cheek,
H. C. Townsend.
Misses -Agnes
Eaton
of Boone, la.;
Messrs.
Harry Gould,
C. Brown.
J. H. Mclntyre.
At the Field Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weller had as their
guests at dinner last evening at the club:
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coarii.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Weller.
Mr. and rs. F. E. Pearoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harding.
At Happy Hollow.
Dinner parties were given Saturday
evening at the Happy Hollow club by N.
H. Looml, who entertained fourteen
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ready to open our store ,
Monday Sept. 9th
It will be of interest to you to wait and see bur
lines before buying .
Wall Paper,
Frescoing,
Window Shades,
Upholstering,
Wood Fimshing,
Lace Curtains,
Draperies,
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