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THE OMAITA SUNDAY BKB: MAY 11, 1913.
OUTDOOR CLUBS IN ACTION
Omaha Field Club Will Have For
mal Opening Saturday.
MANY OMAHANS GO TO EUROPE
Berrrnt Kninnrmrnln Announced
Darin (he Wrrk Mr.. Clinrlm
Konnlir Will Atirnrt Art
Meeting; In WnahtnKtnn.
Social Cnlrnilnr.
MONBAT Mni. Samuel Hew' matinee
party at the Orpheum, Hraa 1 neia Jl
sorority, luncheon and matinee an
nt tne Ixul and Orpheum.
Tl'ESOAY-Major and -Mm. Carl F.
llartmnnn at homo at Kort Omaha
rrom 4 until . Military band toncait
at Fort Omaha, Airs. W. '1. Kouimton,
luncheon tor Mrs. Lawk, Isasnvilie.
Tenn. Knights of Columbus Orplieum,
party. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Urutvnn en
tertaln Matel Whist club; Mr. Wil
liam Mnxlleld, hostess ot the Anniver
sary club.
WKLKtiUAY-etate Mcdlonl Society
Orpheum partr; Mrs. Fred .Martls, hos
tea Of the W. W. club.
THURSDAY-Mra. John N. Baldwin,
hottces of tho Garden rlub; Mm.
OeorRe V. llervey, hostevs of the I
E. O. luncheon; Mm. Metzger, Orpheum
party. Will l'oarlman. Intorinal dancing-
party.
FRIDAY Gala day and crowning of
queen of May at University o( Omaha.
aATUUDAY-Opcnlnjc of the Field club.
The first of the Kolf club's to hold a
formal opening this season Iff tho Omaha
Field club, Cards announcing the annual
opening of the club, May 17, have been
Issued by the board of directors. Blabor.
ate preparations have been mado for a
table d'hote dinner, which will bo fol
lowed by dancing. Only club members
Trill be permitted to partake of the fes
tivities opening night.
In order to adequately handle the large
crowd which Is expected to take ad
vantage ot the opening, dinner will be
served at S:3Q and 7 o'clock. Reservations
must be made prior to C o'clock In the
evening of May 16.
As heretofore, dancing will be held
"Wednesday and Saturday nights. An Inno
vation At the club will be open air
concerts every Sunday evening, weather
permitting, from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
Much Interest Is being taken In the
ccnccrt to be given by Max Landow at
the Brandels theater Monday evening,
May 9, for the benefit o'f the Sacred Heart
Academy.
More than a score of former pupils
are assisting In selling the tickets, and
those In charge Include Miss Stella Hamil
ton, Mrs. V. Q, Colling and Mrs. Mac
Mlllan Harding.
This Is tho first benefit given for the
convent and Mr. Landow will give his
services, so the committee expect to rea
lize a large sum, besides giving un en
tertainment of unusual merit
Engagements of the Week.
Several Interesting engagements hava
been announced thls.vrsek.
The culmination of a high reboot rom
ance Is tho engagement of Miss IJoulah
Resslre, daughter of Mrs. Georgia I'ruyne
Besslre. to Mr Linn Tarry Campbell,
Mrs, Besslre and her daughter resided
in Omaha beforo moving to Chicago, The
many friends of Miss Besslre are pleased
that her marriage, will bring her back
here to reside. Mr, Campbell Is prom In
ent In business and social circles and If
associated with Jh Byroh Reed company
The wedding will take, place In tho fall
Among the othor engagements an
nounced tost week .was that o( Miss
Gladys Iobeck,' daughter qf (Jongress
man'"Lobeck and,' Mr. Charles Otto
Lobeck, to Mr. Raymond' Ocrald Young
The wedding will take Mace the latter
part of June.
Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Haller announced
the engagement of their daughter, Mist
Ruth Haller, to Ellet B. Drake of Nor
f61k. Neb. The wedding will take place In
June, Both of thts young peoplo are
well known In Omaha and both are
graduates of the University of Nebraska
European Travelers.
Travel abroad la heavier this year than
eTer before, say the steamship com
panies, and travelers are having difficulty
in getting reservations for tho month of
June.
t An unusually large number of umanans
wilt spend the summer In Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cole ea.ll next
month, for Ireland and will pass ths sum
mer there.
Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Hamilton and
family will leave tho latter part of June
to spend the summer traveling In Nor
way and Sweden. ' -
Miss Carmeltta Chase leaves, Monday
for Chicago and Providence, R.' I., to visit
before going to tho commencement at
Bryn Jlawr, after which ehe will visit
friends in the east prior to her departure
in July for three months abroad us the
guest ct a college friend. Miss Dorothy
Wolff of New York, and her mothor.
A third Bryn Mawr girl will complrW
the party of four, which sails July 22 to
travel in England, France and Swltxtr-
land.
Mr Frank Hamilton, Mr. Charles
KounUe and Mr. Ward Burgess, who will
Join their wives In Europe this summor,
have engaged passage for August S. Mr.
Robert Loiler of New York Is also plan
ning .to go abroud at the same time
Dr nnd Mrs. B. D. Davis will make a
abort trip to England, sailing June 21 on
the Laconla," only remaining long
enough to take a motor trip through the
English lake country
Mrs. Herman Koiuitae, icho la now vis
itlng her daughter, Mrs. Jeromo Masee,
expects to Join MUs Hanscotn and Mlsa,
France In New York the latter part of
11)19 IIlUlllll, IU, Mil Will) Ull 1111
Germanla for Europe. Later In tho sum
mer Mrs, P J. Greene plana to Join them
Miss Helen Hansen, a senior at thti
Vnlverelty of Omaha, left Omaha Thuii
day evening to tour Europe. Miss Hansen
wilt visit Chicago. Washington, Cleveland
and New York before sailing. 8he will
first visit Norway, Sweden and Donmaitc,
Where she has relatives. Leaving here
she, will travel with a purty ot tourlsti
through England, Germany, SnltzerWnd,
France and Austria, returning to Amer
ica the last of August and reaching
Omaha September 4.
Visiting in Omaha.
Miss Bralnard of New York has arrived
to be the guest of Mr. and Mm." Prvntlis
Xori.
Mrs. W R. Bennett and Miss Louts
Bennett of Chicago, formerly ot Omeha
are at the Loyal.
MIs BalUanseon Is the guest of Miss
Esther Byrne for a few days en rout? to
her home in Seattle, after an eastern
Visit.
Miss Vlolett Larratt-Bmlth of Toronto
has arrived to be the guest of her
brother, Mr- George C. Bmlth, and Mrs.
Bmlth.
Mrs. Edward C. Smith of Kansas City
was one of the popular guests in Omaha
during the week. Mrs. Bmlth was the
guest ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
j V, Yates, at Hillside, and -was honor
guest at many social affairs. Mra. Smith
returned home last evening,
To Attend Art Federation.
Mrs. Charles T. Kountie leaves Mon.
lay for Washington to attend the Art
federation In the Interests of the Fine
Arts society to secure an exhibit for next
season. Miss Dodge of Colorado Springs
and Miss Evans of Denver also will at
tend the meeting and Mrs. Kountro ex.
pects to co-operate with them In getting
desirable collection of pictures bro'Jght
west for exhibition next year, Mrs. Cu-
good Eastman, who hnH been vlsltlrg Ir
and around New York for throo wceko.
Will Join Mrs. Kountzo In Washington
and return with her. Miss Evuna of Den-
or is well known In Omaha, havlnir vis
ited hers and In Council Bluffs In the
latter place aa tho guest of Mra. Evoretts
Senior Class Party.
Tne senior class of the University of
Omaha entertained the student body ut
amy party Thursday evening ut thu
homo pf George Perclval, .202 Wirt street.
This was probably the last 'social func
tion that will be given by tho senior
cluss this year.
The entertainment was In kieplng with
tho time of year nnd tho refreshments
wore also apropos of tho season. Thoso
present were;
Misses
Misses
Clarn llendrlckaen,
Fernu Nlcolea,
Pansy Williams,
Grace Huntley,
K.ttherlno Case,
Efflo ClolatHl,
Helen Glwlts,
Marlllu Cnse.
Mildred Foster,
norotny .McMurrny,
Marguorlte Harmon, Delia Nelson,
Berlin Jlouir.
Annetta Nourse,
Helen Johnston,
Beulah McCaw,
Agues Nielsen,
Viola Pierce.
i'-iiiei iiutnKcy,
Margaret Halomon,
little ITmlorhlll,
Pansy Williams,
Zella Ileeue,
Katherlnn Mathlcs,
Gladys Solomon.
Mabel Walworth,
Messrs.
Clinton Halsey,
Walter Moore,
Oldham Paisley,
Elmer Rhoden,
Edwin Hells.
Jamca Westerflcld,
Waaser Yale.
George Parish,
Mcbano Ramsey,
Dorothy Scott,
iiiauyn Taimadgo,
r. nwnnxianuer,
Edna Swcely,
Messrs.
Harold Haaker,
Finley Jenkins,
Emory Nielsen.
Ncnl Parsons,
V. Jorgenseu,
Paul Helby.
J. Westerflcld.
Hurry Jerome.
H. Salisbury.
Q forgo Perclval,
8urnriBe Party.
school friends of Miss Violet Drotchle
gave her a surprise party Friday evening
at her homo on Florenco .Boulevard. The
evening was spent with music and gumes.
Those present were:
Misses
Misses
Myrtle Sorenson,
Eileen Nelson,
Helen Franaou,
Violet Brotchle,
Messrs.
Bert Fuch,
Hurry llulgren,
Loren Green,
Earl Brotchle,
Joacphlno Pegau,
Ruth Peterson.
Dorothy Griffith,
Ester Hawser,
Messrs.
I.ylo Wescott,
Morris Brownman,
Albert Krause.
l'uul llulgren,
Harvard Heunions.
President I.owoll ot Harvard .Univer
sity wilt be the guest of the Harvard
men ot Omuha at a reception und dinner
at tho University club Friday evening
at 6:99 o'clock. This affair Is open to Har
vard men who aro members of tho club
and their wives, us well as prospective
candidates of Harvard university.
A number .of Omaha men will go to
St. Ioula to attend the seventeenth an
nual meeting of the Associated Harvard.
clubs Friday and Saturday, May 22 and
1. The teaiuro will be the banquet Sat
urday night ut tho Hotel Jefferson, ut
which u number of noted speukers will
address the guests. Including President
Lowell of Harvard, Major General Leon
ard Wood. United States army; Deun
Brlgga. David F. Houston, seoretHry ot '.
agriculture; H. A. Iekley ot Oklahoma,
unu farcy iiaugmun, nurvurun iieuu ;
foot Ull coach. Those who expect to at- '
tend from Omaha uro Charles S. Elgutter,
Arthur C. Smith, W. 8. Poppleton. T. H.
Matters. Jr.; Dr. R. it. HollUttir, C. H.
Hi Own und Arthur Keellne.
At the Country Club.
Mrs. Jerome Mugee entertained at a
bridge luncheon and book shower Satur
day afternoon nt the Countrr club ut
honor of Mrs. Ben W. Cotton, who leven
June it to spend the summer In WorUnC,
Wyo. Nine guesU were present.
The directors ot the Happy Hollow,
Country and Held olubs hud dinner to
gether Saturday evening at the Coimff I
club, when they dlsouesed the exchange
of courtesies between loeat elub membcra
and other club regulation. The dlrcotnrs
ot Hatipv Hollow club are:
Messrs.- Messrs.
Charles McDonald. Charles Harding,
Charles R. Sherman W E Shafvr.
A. T. Austin. K. O. Hamilton.
Joseph Polcar. Robert Dempster,
W. U Selby,
Field club directors ure:
Messrs. Messrs.
George Haverstlck, John Llndsey,
Harry Jordan, Jaok Hughes,
Harry Morrill. Charles Goas.
J. E. Buckingham. Ralph Ralney,
Dr. W. II. Sherraden. L D- Carrier.
Country club director are:
Messrs. Messrs
M- C. Peters. Frank II. Galnos,
Lawrence Brlnker, W. T. Burns.
Jerome Magee, -A. V. Klnsler.
W. J. Koye, Harry A- Tukoy.
Eecital Thursday Evening
A drama tc and Instrumental recital will
be given at the Young Women's Chr!elu
uksoclatlou Thursday evening under the
Their Engagements Have Been Announced
TLtxkh. Hajlcr
direction of Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Weltman.
It will bo given under the auspices of the
Fellowship club and several pupils of
both Mr. and Mrs. Weltman will take
part.
Christening at "Bide-a-Wee".
A christening was held at "Blde-a-Wee,"
the home In Florenco of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Haskell, Sunday, May 4, when
their little 6-week-old daughter wnn
named Patience June. Rev. James
Bailee Butter officiated and Mrs. W. E.
Palmatler and Mr. Roy Campbell were
iponsers. Miss Hazel Nelson sang a
solo, The rooms woro prettily decorated
with spring flowers And' thoso present
were t
Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Hoskoll.
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell.
Rev. and Mrs. James B. Butter.
Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Palmatler.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haskell.
Mlsa Mabel Allison.
Miss Hazel Nelson.
H. M. Moore. Big Rock, la.
Frank Haskell.
Arthur Moore,
Johnson-Nielsen Wedding.
A pretty homo weddtfig was held
Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'olock, when
Miss Chrtslnu L. Nielsen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harm II. Nielsen, became the
bride ot Mr. Harry N. Johnson. Thi
marriage lines were read by Rev. M. W.
Halverson.
The bride woro white crepe meteor
draped with Chantllly lace and trimmed
with pearls and carried a Bhower bouquet
ot bride's roses. Tho only Jewel worn
was a gold necklace, the gift of the
groom,
Uttle Mlas Mabel Nielsen, carried the
ring In a white Illy and Miss Hazel Niel
sen played the Lohengrin wedding march.
White carnations and rosea wcro used
In decorating the bride's home, where a
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reception to tho Immediate relatives tol
lowed tho ceremony, '
Mr. and Mra. Johnson will be in thMr
new home at 2572 Evans street after
June 1,
Omaha Guards May Party.
Tho Omaha Guards gave their annual
May party Friday evening at Chambers'
academy. The ball room waa decorated
wnii American nags and punch waa
served during the evening. Those present
wcro:
Mlanea
Laura Bruch,
Theresa Potorson,
Gertrude Frost,
Greeley.
Ethel Tlerney,
Ruth Roran,
Lenora Sanger,
Myrtle Savoy,
Johnson,
Hagert,
Messrs.
J. E. Fltzpatrick,
M. B. Orlffln.
George Roach,
L. Melndorf,
C. A. Cook,
Ray Owens,
F. R. Johnson,
O. M. Buttle,
R. E. Faber,
L. D. Miller.
Misses
Dora Elsie,
Kelly.
Faber.
Blancho Kerachner,
Murgaret Herman,
Dorothy Thomas,
Louise Thomas,
Mable Evans,
Sadlo Convey.
Messrs.
J. E. Everett.
R. J. Gillespie.
V. L. Webster.
L. J. Griffith,
C. u. McDonald,
Harry Smith,
II. D. Schnelds,
A, O. Reynolds,
Gordon Bennett.
Mr, nnd Mrs. A. Koepcr.
Mr. nnd Mra. Joseph Ackerman.
Mr. und Mrs, H. DaLuckey.
Omaha Guards present were:
Major and Mrs. E. E. Sterrlckcr.
Captuln and Mrs. il. C. Stein
Captain and Mrs. II. Elsasscr.
Captain Eugene T. Harris.
Lloutenant F. L. Heyn.
Lieutenant Wallace Fellers.
Sergeant Aubrey Kcnworthy.
Sergeant Robert Elsfelder.
Sergeant Harry Mulligan. - -Sergeant
Bert Brown.
Corporal Frank Powcra.
t Corporal Roy Frankum.
Musician Earl King. , ,
Musician Arthur Marowltz.
Private H. Harris.
Where They Are.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Martin have
moved to their home in Folracres, re
cently purchased from Mr. Shelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baldrlge have en
gaged an apartment at the Clarlnda, but
cannot take possession until later.
Mrs. C. J, Greene haa returned from
California and is at the Colonial.
Pleasures Past
The, Jolly Thirteen Card club waa
entertained by Mra. B. A. Simon on Wed
nesday. Tho members of the club ara
Mrs. A. Melcher, Mra. J. Lewis, Mrs. R,
Kulakofaky, Mra. J. Kendls, Mra, D.
Chadek. Mra. M. Wooltaon, Mrs. B. A.
Simon, Mrs. S. Kaplan, Mra. J. Adelaon,
Mra. J, Stein, Mra. M. Lemer, Mrs. H.
Krasnc, Mrs. M. Brodkey. Prizes wore
won by Mra. M. Woolfson, Mrs. M. Brod
key and Mra. S. Kaplan. The club will be
entertained by Mrs. Brodkey, Wcdnoiday,
May 22.
A surprise party was. given Miss Edna
Nielsen at her home, 3320 Corby street,
Hill Top
Friday evening. Games were played and
refreshments served. trcneni were;
Messrs.
KOmond Matson,
ltd Muhoney,
Loyal Hurt,
Ruben Llndamen,
Alfred Hansen,
Stanley Jackson,
Ray Wilson.
Harold Compton,
Tom Short.
Misses
Irene Cnrr, t
lr-ne Callahan,
Nellie Wilson,
Nellie Nelson,
Mnble Vesh.
Miiblo Kelley.
Mildred Wylert,
Anne Chaticld.
Messrs.
Ralph Wadom,
Frank Honsa,
Frank Hanjiier,
Edward Hurell,
Melvln Stiles,
Loster Beck.
George Johnson,
Jester llerRanson.
Misses--Ruth
Kleburg.
Helen Mortenscn,
Ethel Anderson,
Marie Blaufuss,
.lulla Ulaufnss,
Gladys llnmton,
Bessie Baker.
Omaha Girl in Leading Bole.
Mlsa Mildred Marr of this city, who,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Miirr. moved to Kansas City last De
cember, had the leading role In the
Daughters of the American Revolution
play presented last evening In Kansas
City. "A Itose of Plymouth Town" was
the title of the play, which was presented
n the Scottish Rite temple. Miss Man-
has hn.d much experience In amateur
productions and was well qualified to
take the role.
To Attend Wedding in Chicago.
Miss Fannlo Roscnstock has gone to
Chicago to spend several weeks visiting
relatives. She will be bridesmaid at the
wedding of her cousin, Herbert Berg,
and Miss Lilian Marks, which will bo
celebrated June 18 at the Blackstono hotel
In Chlcugo.
Eobert3-Duda Engagsment.
Mr nnd Mrs. George W. Roberts of
South Omaha announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sophie L., to Edward
Duda. The wedding will be celebrated
quietly June 11 at tho homo ot the bride's
parents.
Engagements of the Week.
The engagement Is announced of Mlsa
Lillian Lampc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
L, Lampe, ot Colton, Cal., to Mr. Alex
B. Marriott, Jr., son ofMr. and Mrs. A
D. Marriott of this city. The wedding
will tuke place In Juno and the young.
people will make their home In Zacatecas,
Mexico, where Mr. Marriott is In bust
ness.
Scott-Roberts Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Roberts of Lin
coin announce tho engagement of their
daughter. Anna Aylma Roberts, to How'
ard L. Scott ot Omaha, the marriage to
take place some time In June.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nels Parsona Saturday
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Lillian, to Mr. Earl Allen. Tho
wedding will take place In the fall
Bluebirds Entertain.
Miss Carmeltta Chase entertained The
Bluebirds at . tho residence of her
parents, Mr. and Mm. Clement Chase,
Thursday evening, and they, In turn,
gave her a surprise dinner, and dramatic
entertainment at the Young Women's
Christian association Friday evening as
a farewell for Miss Chase before her de
parture for the east and a summer in
Europe.
The Blue Birds form a division of the
Camp Fire Girls, which waa organized
by Mlas Chase among the employes ot
the Brandels stores. They preaented
Miaa Chase with a gdld ring, engraved
with the club motto, "Wohelo."
The girls In the club are:
Misses
Misses
Sarah Perlman.
Annie, Rupp,
Clara Rupp,
Hazel Shoemaker,
Cora Slmms,
Maude Slmma,
Dorla Tlngley,
Freda Truatln,
Phyllis Israel.
Corlnne Thrapp,
Ida Brunntr.
Eaale Oraetz.
Rosa Huber.
Dorothy Crooks.
Theresa Feller,
Fanny Fletcher,
Georgia Gamble,
Hose araetz,
Annie Kully,
Ruth Graham,
Myrtle Orifflth.
Ivv Griffith.
Bessie Harris.
Sophia Simon,
Margaret HoutzlngerVera Caughey,
Uhlan Danany, eien i-onnen,
Marguerite Danuhy, Hazal Cnnnell.
Esther Miner. unu nrownoon.
Mtnnle Rupp, Helen Jtanranan,
Prairie Park Needleoraft Club.
The Prairie Park Needlecraft club will
meet Tueaday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the club house.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mra. J. P. Fallon are ependlng
the week-end at Excelsior Springs.
Miss Pauline Kllllan ot Lincoln Is the
week-end guest of Miss Adele Davis.
Miss Anna Thomsen and her mother of
South Omaha leave today for a three-
months' visit In Germany.
Miss Helen Talbot, who has spent the
winter In Washington, D. C, returned
Friday.
Robert Cuscaden, who no.v resides In
Borton. Is expected soon to v.alt relatives
In Omaha.
Judge C. E. Foster leaves today for a
trip to the canal zone. Intending to be
absent about one month.
Mrs. John C. Cowln haa taken a cot'
tago on lke Chumplaln for the aummer
and will go east In June
E. M. Fairfield haa returned from New
York, where he went to eeo hla wife and
daughters sail for Europe,
Mr, and Mra. Robert Kloke and daugh
tor. Mrti. I.oula Clarke, are going to
Excelsior Springs this week.
Mr. and Mr. M. D. Cameron left Frl
Lace Dyeing
No matter how line a piece
of lace you may have you ci.
Bafoly trust It to ub.
We dye laces and trimming:
to match your goods. It you
rancot buy tho shado of trim
ruing you want for your dress,
buy white or cream color, an.
we will dye it the shade you
?elro end guarantee a per
tcct match.
It Will Cost You From $1.00
to 91.60.
We have been doing goo
Dyeing and Cleaning In Omaha
for tho past flftaea years, an
today we havo the largos
plant and do the. blggeot busi
ness of nny Cleaning establish
ment In Nebraska or lowe.
Out-of-town business n
colrea prompt attention.
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SHE WILL WED AT SOUTH OMAHA
THIS WEEK.
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dav evening for Kansas City, where they
will visit Mre. Cameron's parents.
Mrs. F. B. Kennard left Wednesday
for two or throo weeks' visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Goodwin, at Newcastle,
lnd.
Mrs. John McShane arrived homo yes
terday from several weeks In New York,
where aha was with her niece, Mrs.
Channtng.
Miss Louise McPhcrson Is taking a well
earned reBt on her brother's ranch In
Colorado. She has been active in the
tornado relief work.
Mrs. Hugh Weed and small son re
turned Wednesday to St, Louis after two
or threo weeks' stay here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Potter.
Mrs. G. W. Megeath and daughter have
gone to New York to meet Mr. Megeath,
who landed yesterday from two months
In Europe. They are expected in Omaha
shortly.
Misses Margaret and Bonnie Foley left
Saturday for Excelsior Springs, Mo., for
a sojourn of two weeks. They will be
entertained by friends in Kansas City
before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Rosewater and
children returned Saturday from the east.
where Mrs. Rosewater haa been for five
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Rev. and Mrs. T. H. McConnell and
daughter leuve Monday for Atlanta, Oa .
on an extended trip through the Kouth.
While absent Rev. Mr. McConnell will
attend the general conference of Presby
terian churches at Atlanta. He Is a
delegate from Omaha.
Personal Gossip.
Ensign Harold Keller has been trans
ferred from the battleship Virginia, -which
has Just returned from Mexico, to the
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Superfluous
Hair Truths
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Avoid permanent disfigurement by
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Free information how to determine
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Bold and recommended by
SH1CKMAN & McCONNELL.
OWI; DRUG COMPANY.
HARVARD PHARMACY.
IiOYAL PHARMACY.
1 1 iim aaaaaaali
16 X& & DOUGLAS.
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week visiting at Jamestown, N.
chadell & Co,
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