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THE OMAHA SFNDAY BEE: JUNE 1, 1913.
WEDDINGS OCCUPY SOCIETY
June Brides to Hold Attention
for a Month.
BROWNELL IIALL GRADUATION
arnny Omahnns Lrnvlns; for Their
Summer Homes on Lakes and
Seashore Mnnr Lcarlnc
for Knropc.
Soolnl Calendar.
bHflse for Mia Helen Davis. "VeldlnT
Charles Buntlell at All Saints church.
Smith colles luncheon at University
club. Evening musleale and reception
At Brovmell Hall for seniors, Knlpht
of Columbus Informal rtnnclrur party
at Chamber. Mr. ana Mr. W, D.
nhoades brldire dinner. Temple Israel
, Blitrrhood whist party.
frTEBDAY WeddlnE of Miss Mary Alice
ItORers. daushter of Mrr. T. J. Itogers,
to Prank Kfgti. nt hlah noon at Bt.
Cecelia's church. Mr. and Mrs. Lwuls
NMh treddlne breakrast for Miss
Rocers and Mr KeoRh. Dinner dance
Happy Hollow. Ktavirp club banquet
at Diets club. Urownell Hall commence
ment at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph
Barker hostess of the CooklnK club.
Wr and Mrs. M. D. Cameron dinner at
Hnppy Hollow.
WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Davis
dinner for the Roberts-Davis weddlnK
party. Mrs. C. O. George entertains at
luncheon. Dinner dance at the Coun
try rlub nnd Field clnb. Mrs. Fred
Krtiu luncheon for Miss Kathcrlne.
KruC Mrs. Weldemann dinner nt the
Field lub for Miss Kru Mrs. Charles
D nraton luncheon for Miss Ells, Zabel.
TIirilSDAY Annual brldjce party for
benefit of the Crch at the Country
club. Miss Harriet Mots luncheon for
Miss Katherlne Kruir nnd Miss Alice
JudRO of St. Iuls. Mrs. B. T. Hector
luncheon at Happy Hollow. Mrs. B. D.
Van Court luncheon at Happy Hollow.
Walter Itpberts dinner for ushers of.
the noberts-Davis wcddlnir party.
Tidies day nt Happy Hollow club.
T'ntverslty of Omaha seniors luncheon
at Happy Hollow
FRIDAY -Mr. and Mrs. V. IT. Davis
dinner for Reberts-Davls weddlnit party
followed by rehearsal at church. Mrs.
13. X Hatch luncheon for (ho Dorcas
club. Dinner dunce at Seymour Jf
Country club. Mrs. William Archibald
Smith hostets of the meeting of the
dauehter of HI., . , ....
BATl'RDAY Weddlna of Miss Helen
Davis, dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. F. It.
Davis to Walter Brooks Boberts, at
Trinity Cathedral. Association of Col
Iterate Alumnno Kden party at
Happr Hollow- Dinner dance at Coun
try club and Field club. Mrs, Arthur
Mets afternoon bridge for Miss Krue;,
Juno weddings and Broduatlcm exer
cises are prominent on the social calendar
this week. The weddlnK of Miss Mary
Alice Rogers daughter of Mrs. Thomas
J. RoKero, to Frank Keosh will take
place Tuesday noon at It o'clock at Bt
Cecelia's church, followed by a wedding
breakfast at the horn ot Miss Rogers'
sister. Mrs. Louis C, Nash. As St. Ce
celia church Is smalt, the wedding list
has been restricted, to Intimate friends
of the young couple. Mr Louis Nash
will bo matron of honor, Mlas Mildred
Rogers, maid of honor, nnd XUs Elisa
beth Congdon, bridesmaid.
Ono of the larger Juno weddings will
be that ot Miss Holen deKoven Davis,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. F. IT. Davis,
to "Walter Brooks Robert, which will
tako place next Saturday evening at
Trinity pathedral. Following the cere
mony there' will be a reception from 8
to 11 o'clock at, tho homo ot the bride's
parents.
The wedding of Miss Enid Valentin
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Valen
tine, ih Captain Charles JJundcJJ, BUtten
Infantry, Uv a A will take place quietly
Monday at All Saints' church.
Por Brownell Hall Seniors,
The Brownell Halt seniors have en
joyed a week of social gayety. They
have been tha honor guests at many af
fair and the week has Inoluded a round
of pleasure. The senior girls have been
most punctual during their entire course
and have assisted Mlsa Johnson In mak
ing this "accomplishment' a little easier
for the graduates to come, by placing
a moat beautiful cloctrlo clock on the
first landing of the stairway.
Last evening the Juniors entertained In
honor of the seniors and a most delight
ful little play was given which was fol
lowed by an Informal reception. Early
In the day the graduating class , were
honor guests at tho alumnae luncheon
which was given at Happy Hollow. Miss
Johnson entertained at dinner in their
honor that evening.
The class will attend the baccalaureate
sermon at St. Mathlas' church given by
Bishop Williams today. Monday evening
Miss Johnson will entertain at a musical
followed by a reception at Brownell Hall.
The graduation exercises will take place
Tuesday morning, which will be followed
by a luncheon for the graduates.
At the Alumnae luncheon those present
Weret
Misses
SSuphemla Johnson,
Katherlne Thummell
Stella Holmqulst,
Vloltt Jn.lun
Beta Dickinson,
Eva Mellor.
Eva Hall,
manna Forbes,
jtuia waucer. uertiia Dickey,
arern Irene Gilbert. Dorothy RJngwalt,
Gladys Kindred. Anna Fry,
Caroline Barkalow, Helen Smith,
Margaret Fuglt, Melona Uutterfleld,
Ethel Holmqulst, Luanda Loo mis,
Alice Jaqultb, Katherlne MoClana-Gertrude-
Draper. nan,
Trenna ChRmberlln. Ruth Ralney.
Mabel Allen. Alice Fry.
Kutn walker.
Genevieve Brooks. Katherlne arable.
MeBdftrriAft
a D. Barkalow,
T. L. Rlngwalt.
Seals Barkalow,
George C Smith.
George Tilden.
Tfhlltn Pnttar
jonn -xowte,
George YT. Johnson.
Bishop A. L. 'VTUllams.
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Leave for Bummer Homes.
Omahan having summer homes at the
seashore and lake resorts will leave the
city early In June to spend the heated
term In cooler climates.
Mr. and Mrs. E, M. Morsman, Jr., and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Buck
will leave the latter part ot June tor
"Weatport, on Lake Champlaln. where
they have a summer home. They will
spend the summer months there and re
turn about the middle ot October.
Mrs. Joseph Baldrlge expects to go east
Tune V to Join her daughter. Gwendoline
Wolfe, and accompany her to Rockland,
Me., -where they will remalu for the sum
mer at . "Clifford Lodge," the summer
home of Mrs. Baldrlge's father. Mr. B, F.
Smith. Her sons, Dudley and Orafton
Wolfe, will also be with her. Mr. Bal
drlge will Join her later, but Mr. Clifford
Wolf remains la Omaha fpr the summer
and will stay at the Country club after
their house Is closed.
Mrs. Arthur a Smith and children
leave the first .week In June tor Marlon,
Mass., where Mrs. Smith has the same
&ouse she had last season, for tha sum
mer. She will be Joined there by her
.daughter,. Harriet, from Mrs. Bpenee's
school In New York.
Dr. and Mrs. H. M McClanahan and
MUs Kathryne will leave the latter part
ot June for their cottage at Lake
OkoboJI, where they will spend the sum
mer. They usually motor to the lake.
Miss McClanahan driving the car.
Mm. 3. J. Dickey and Mr Barry. Jpf
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dan have taken a cottage at Lake
OkoboJI and expect to leave Juno 9. Mr.
and Mrs. M, C Peters and family also
have a COttacra on nirnn'n Ttoiinh nt
OkoboJI and Mrs, Foter and family will
open it aoout tne tin. Air. and Mrs. Q.
W, Noble have taken the Carpenter cot-
taaa at Okobnll. Mr. nnrarf Will.ru
and his daughter will not occupy their
oottage at OkoboJI, nor will Mrs. Eva
Wallace and her children go up there.
Mr. Wallace and Miss May Wallace will
go east In July, taking with them his two
grandsons.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry W. Werpont have
taken a cottage on Omaha Beach at Lake
OkoboJI for the summer and Mrs. Pler
pont and children will leave the middle
of June
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Barlow and eon
accompanied by MUs Hlbbard, will go
to California the last of June to spend
the summer at Bollnus, near Mount
Tamalpals. Mr, nnd Mrs. Edward Burke
will also be at tho samq place,
Mrs. Frank U. Johnson left Wednesday
for tho east to open her summer cottage
at Oguhqult, Ma, where Mr, Johnson will
Join her later,
Mr. and Mrs ffi. F. Folda and family,
who have beeh. at the Colonla.1 slnoe their
return ten days ago from California,
leave today for their summer place nt
EphraJm, Wis., aecompanlcd by Miss
Folds, who arrived homo last Saturday
from six months abroad.
Mrs. Gerrlt Fort and daughters, MUsea
Henrietta and Louise, will leave tho lat
ter part of June for Camp Wlnnecomock,
Munsonvllle, N. H where the young
girls will spend the summer. Mrs. Fort
will spend a few weeks visiting her
mother in New York before returning.
Mr. and Mra, V. jr. Davis and daugh
ters expect to go to Watoh Hill. R. I..
where they were last summer.
Omolians Going Abroad.
Among the Omaha, peoplo going abroad
for the summer will be Mr. Frank Keogh
and his bride, who have engaged passage
for June 7, and will not be at home In
their apartment at the West Farnam
until November L
Mrs. Charles A. Qrlmmel and daugh
ters, Margretha and Ruth, leave today
for New York to sail Thursday on the
rresldent Grant for a summer In Zurich,
Switzerland. They will remain until Sep
tember. Another party of four, Including Mrs.
C, E. Johannes, Miss ITenrletta mack,
and the Mtsses Agnes and Anna Russell,
are planning to go abroad In July, sail
ing on the 29th, and will Join MJsa Rosa
for the trip through Holland. In tha
winter they wljl remain In Berlin, where
the three girls will study German at the
university.
Mra D. H. Wheeler, Jr., has engaged
passage tor Europe on the Rlngdan June
M, and expecU to pass the summer In
Switserland and the Austrian Tyrol, after
which she will Join Mrs. Arthur Reming
ton for an Indefinite stay abroad.
Mlas Janet Wallace also will be a pas
senger on the Rlngdan, as she goes to
Carlsbad. Germany, and will return In
September.
Miss Carmellta Chase sails from New
York aty on the Kaler Wllhelm II ot
the North German Lloyd on July 23 with
Mrs. Wolff and daughter of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Alox Kick will leave Tues
day for Niw York, where they will sail
June 7 on the Cleveland for Hurope to
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stors and Miss Olga
left Friday for New York, where they
will sail on La France for England and
Germany, whero they will spend the
summer months.
Mile, Marie Andre will sail June 12 from
Now York to spend the summer with
her mother at the letter's home at Au-
teuii, Paris.
Miss Caroline Harding, who has been
abroad all winter, Is now In Florence,
Italy, and will be In Munich tor tho music
festival there In June.
Mra Charles Greene left yesterday for
'Washington, where she will visit her sis
ter for two weeks before sailing June IS
tor Europe. Mra Greene expects to go
direct to Brlln and will be Joined later
by Mrs. ICountze.
With tho VisitorsT
Mrs. M, Jx Elsemore ot Chicago will
arrive Tuesday to be the guest of Mrs.
C. X Dunham, W6 South Twenty -elxth
street. Mrs. Elsemore was formerly Miss
Mae Mount ot this city and has many
friends here.
Ml&s Ella Zabel ot Milwaukee, who Is
the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Beaton Is being much entertained. Fri
day a motor ptenlo was given In her
honor. Barurday evening Mis Zabel, Mr.
Paul Gallagher and Mr. and Mrs, Beaton
formed one of the parties at the Country
Flub, TWs evening Mr. anl ilrs. Beaton
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will entertain informally at supper at
their home, when covers will bo placed
for eght
Mrs. J. IC Thompson of Cambridge, O.,
la the guest ot her aunt, Mra John Stout,
and wiu remain another week. Saturday
Mrs. Stout entertained at luncheon for
her guest.
Mrs, Stanley Hartman of Chicago
arrived Thursday and will be here
about two weeks with her father, Mr.
Albert Cahn, and with Mr. and Mrs.
George Laler.
Miss Alice Judge arrives Wednesday
from St. Louis for the Motz-Krug wed-
ding the following week, and will be a
gunst at the homo of Mr. ahd Mrs. Fred
Mets.
Mr. and Mra Chauncey Dewey of Chi
cago, who come for the wedding of their
cousin, Miss Helen Davis, this week,
will bo guests at the home ot Mr, and
Mrs. Thomas L. Davis,
Mrs. Isaac Raymond ot Lincoln, 'will
arrive Tuesday to spend the remainder
of the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J, Connell, and attend the
Keogh-Rogers and Roberts-Davis wod
dlnga Miss Beulah Miller of Galveston, Tex,
will arrive Friday to be the guest ot Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Cohn.
Mra Violet Hall ot Bt Louis is visiting
Miss Katherlne Moorhoad. Last week
Miss Moorhoad. Miss Loeke and Mra
C D. Armstrong each entertained In
formally In honor of Mra Hall. Several
affairs are planned for this week.
Creche Benefit at Club. '
Flans have been completed for the
Creoho Bridge party, to be given at the
Country olub on Thursday afternoon.
Arrangements are In charge of Mrs.
Warren Ragers, assisted by Mrs. J, R.
Scoble, and they will especially look
after the eoorea Play will begin at 3
o'clock and the players are requested to
be on hand promptly. This year both
auotion and straight bridge will be
played, and there will be four sections,
with four prises for each section. The
reception coramottee includes Mrs. J. E,
Summers. Miss Mildred Rogers, Miss
Dorothy Morgan, Miss Gladys Peters end
Miss Margaret Baum.
Miss Kimball will have charge of the
prises. A number of handsome ones have
already been turned In, among which are
a largo mirror, silver bonbon spoon, a
porch basket Dresden cabinet piece and
books and other articles.
Teachers' Training Class Banquet.
. Ninety alumni of the Omaha teachers
training class banqueted at the University
club this afternoon. Miss Alice Hltte.
toastmlstress. Introduced the speakers
cleverly in rhyme.
Speakers responded with appropriate
speechers and enjoyed the banquet and
Miss Hltte's unique Introductions very
Wedding Party
much. The guests were Mayor and Mrs
Dahlman. Superintendent and Mrs. Graff.
Assistant Superintendent Ryan, Ire1dnt
ana Mrs. Holovtchlner, Toastmlstress
Alice E. Hltto, Principal Clare E. Qoopor,
Ethel Eldrldge, president Alumni asso
ciation; Mrs. Orletta S. Chittenden, Miss
Helen E. Thompson, Miss Kate Swartz
lander, Miss Grace Btcnberg, Miss Calllsta
Reynolds, Edna Hillls, Eloleo Hillls, Er
llne Jaskalek, Jocejyn Charde, Freda Cay
ley, Jeannetto Mulr, Viola Pederson,
Mabel Klewlt, Cordulam Haverly, Rose
Carr, Kate Field, Qlenna Peake, Bertha
Vaughan, Luctle Dodder, Minnie Marcos,
Mildred Eller, Madeline Jaskalek, Cath
erine Carrick, Helen Rossen, Alice Hayes,
Taullne Green, Amelia Magnussen, Pearl
Roberts, Vera Pearson, Bertha Elsasser,
Beulah Whlttemore, . Mabel Craighead,
Hedvig Sorenson, Alice McMahon, Dora
Olsen, Helvy Olsen, Hasel Ralph, Eva
Murphy, Leotei Holmes, Ida ICulakofsky,
May Whalen, Mabel Graham, Calletra
Reynolds, aertrude Tfelffer, Pearl Nor
ton, Joile Maxwell, Anna Uamann,' Nellie
O'Connor, Belie Sprague, Nellla Christen
sen, Anna Jensen, .Mildred. Banker; Flor
encp McAllister, May Nichols, Myrtle
Sroufe, Katherlne Dunntgan, Lydla
Wiekstrom, Ethel Reese, Laura Water
man, Ethel Eldrldge, Marian Funkhouscr,
Frances Thompson, Ruth Robinson, Ora
Russell, May Olbbs. Frances Eller. Irma
Book, Mamie Chapman, Frances Nleman,
May Cathroe, Dorothea Abraham, Oath
erlne Reynolds, Elisabeth Larsen, Ethel
Klewlt, Ruth Eppelen, Grace Btenbcrg,
Anna Oranbeck.
0, H. S. Olub Danoe.
The Ne Notrls, a girls' club at the High
school, will break eli precedent by giving
a club dance at Happy Hollow June 6.
This Is the first time a girls' club has
ever attempted to entertain their friends
by giving a dance. It has become a
custom for each of the large clubs of
boys to give one large annual dance.
The guests number fifty and include a
large number of the High School alumni.
The programs and the decorations of the
dance hall will be In their club colors-
lavender and yellow. The guests will be:
Marlon Peareall. Edda Sullivan,
ChurlottH Tnmnkln. Mvrtl Ilnulr
Henrietta Medlar, Irene Shepard,
Dorothy Weller, Eleanor Cushlng,
Elisabeth Flnley,
urace siabaugn,
Eleanor Austin,
Helen Johnson.
Dorothea Bkriver,
Doris Duncan,
Hanna Kopald,
Turner.
Mareme Burchmore,
Gertrude Dickinson,
Helen Pierce,
Margaret Oet,ten,
Agnes Easy.
Adelyn Wood.
Grace Northrop,
Lucille Big-low,
Ruth Mills.
Lucille Dennis,
Louise Hupp,
Eitiabeth Berrrman.
Katherlne Davenport
xieten uarvin,
Marion Weller,
Dorothy Btowltts,
Charlotte Bedwell,
Gertrude Alkln.
Gladys Robertson.
Helen Injrwereeu,
uutn Anderson.
Luella Peterson.
Francis Barnhart,
Lucy Garvin.
Ruth Flshar,
Lots Howell,
Marion Towl.
Claire Patterson,
Maoml Towle,
Beulah Clarke,
Gladys Goodman,
Messrs.
Messrs.
Frank Hlxenbausrh. Qerald EllloV.
Harry Claiborne, Charles Weeth.
Chandler Trimble. Leslie Burkenroad,
Harry Marsh, Maurice Loomts,
Kendall Hammond. Harrv Carrjentar.
Dwlght Evans. Robert Flnley,
voriiaie Allan, iroy rwrter.
Harold Languon, Morton Wakely.
John DrexeL
John McDonald,
Harry Gideon.
Robert Edwards,
Raymond Durkee.
Morton Rhoades,
Lyle Rushtcm.
Herbert Davis,
James Durkee.
Kenneth Norton,
Russell Larmon,
Porter Allan.
Earl Fisher.
Wayne Belbv,
Free Buchols.
Geortre Howell,
Phillip Chase.
Walter Johnson. .
Leo UcSharie,
Edward Cock roll,
Leslie Putt
Edmund Booth,
Herman Jobst
Robert Wood.
.Ellsworth Moeer,
Paul Downs.
Ralph Northrup.
Robert Marshall.
Harold Torell.
Joseph Adams.
Marlln Brando,
Thomas Mills.
Cyril McCarthy.
Mr. and Mrs llarry WeUer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. JReed.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Medlar,
Badger-Baumgartcn Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Freda Baum
garten and Byron B. Badger took place
Wednesday evening at S o'clock at the
home of the bride's uncle, Mr. L L. Van
Sant The Rev. J. W. Klrkpatrtck ot the
First Mothodlat Episcopal church offi
ciated. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. C
W. Stem sang "1 Love You Truly." The
bride was gowned In white crepe de
chine over white satin, trimmed with
allegon lace and pearls. Her vel was held
In place by Ulles ot the valley and she
carried a shower bouquet of white roses
and swantopla. She was attended by her
sister, Mies Rena Bauxagartcn of Chi
cago, who wore a gown of green crepe
de chine trimmed with lac and bril
liants and carried La Tranoe- rosea
Master Kenneth Van Sant carried tho
Cordon
ring In a calla lily. Mr. Chester W. Stlne
etrvd as beat man. Lohengrin's wedding
march was played by Miss Gladys Von
Sant The decorations were In white and
green. One hundred and sixty guests were
present Those assisting were Mleuc:)
Leta Kellogg. Mae Sherry. Mabel
Anna Ttobertson, Fern Eads, Minnie Has,
yesta van nant, Helen McKee, Browna
Van Sant, Carrie Van Sant of Ansley,
Neb., Myrtle Taylor and Bertha Zlm
merling of Chicago, Mcsdames F, P. Mil
ler, B. L. Howe, J. V. Miller, John R
Hughes and William Nelman. Mr. and
Mrs. Badger will be at home after July i
at 1S23 North Twenty-third street Bouth
Omaha,
At the Country Club.
une oi the larger dinner parties Satur
day evening at the Country club was
given by Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Dixon in
honor of Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith,
who leaves shortly for Marlon, Mass.,
for the summer. Covers were placed for:
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrlge,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Poppleton,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Will ifamllton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Nasb,
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Bummers,
' Mr.andMrs. aw. Dixon,
Miss Lynn Curtis,
Mr. E. M. Fairfield.
Small dinner Parties VAr. du.M t. m
J. Hoel. who had six guests; Raymond
low. four, and A. V. JOnsler, six.
Miss Harriet M. ,ni .
luncheon Thursday at the Country club
preceding the Creche bridge party.
At the Field Olub.
Mr. Luther Drake entertained five
guests at dinner last evening In honor of
Mrs. Russell Harrison of Washington, D.
a, who Is visiting her mother, Mra Alvln
Saunders,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters enter
tained the largest dinner party at tho
Field club last evening, when they had
thirty guests: B. II. Bedwell and G. P.
Starr bad fifteen guests; Dr. H. L. Ar.
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; nold, six; Fred Ctarldge, ten; E. T. Ellis,
six; J. F. Stout twenty-four; A. II. Fet
ters, eight; J. J. Sullivan, fourteen; O. W.
Shields, twelve; J. 11. Husslo, seven; J.
B. Reed, six; Dr. Powell, tour; H. G.
Koch, six; A. C Potter, four.
Mrs. John F. Stout was hostess at a
luncheon Saturday at the Field club for
her niece, Mrs. J. E. Thompson. The
table was decorated with pink sweet peas
and covers were placed for twenty-five
guests.
College Garden Party.
The association of collegiate alumnae
will give an entertainment In the form
of a garden party at Happy Hollow club
Saturday afternoon. All who have at
tended a college institution of creditable
standing for one year or more are elll
glbla. Beception Committee.
A large reception committee will as
sist In entertaining the women editors
nnd wives of editors, who will arrive Mon
day to attend the state convention of
editors.
The committee Includes;
Mesdanles MeMames
W. D. Cameron, Alfred Sorenson.
F. H. Cole.
Draper Bnilth.
Harry Dooly,
Alfred Darlow,
Clement Chase,
C. W. Wllhelm.
Victor Rosewater,
C. C. Rosewater.
Goorge A. Joelyn,
Frank Haller,
N. P. Fell,
A. B. Somers,
George S. Johnson,
j. u. Jones,
II. E. Newbranch, Joseph Polcar,
w, . waison, is. v. I'ansn,
i. a. Aieaiar,
R. E. McKely,
Roland Jones,
J. B. Wootan,
Belle 8. Roberts,
Paul Slsson.
11. C, Sumney,
George Haverstlck,
S. J. Potter,
T. W, McCullough,
J. M. Tanner,
J. O, Goodwin.
Misses
Edith Locke.
Blanche Sorenson,
Elizabeth Kern,
Edith Thomas.
(.-nanes Kountze,
J. W. Kurts,
aliases
Grace Sormson,
Belle Dewey,
Daisy Doane,
Hope Hanchett
Churoh Beception.
A very enjoyable social was given on
Thursday evening In the parlors of the
Hanscom Park Methodist churoh, when
about seventy-five Epworth leaguers met
for a good time. The evening was spent
In playing games and a short program
was given by a number of the guests.
The musical numbers were a piano solo
by Miss Alice Williams and a vocal
solo by Mlas Bralnord, accompanied by
Miss Reynolds. The social was held In
honor of the now league officers, who
are now beginning their new year In ad
vancing the Interests of the league.
For the Future.
Mrs. Charles O. George has Issued in
vitations for a luncheon next Wednesday
at her homo.
At the Dietz Olub.
The Diets club will give Its next dano-
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the choice of great artists,
$800 and Up.
New Hospe Upright
'is continuously beating any
other offer on price, finish
and tone quality. No better
.t"?'8 $185.50
and
Up.
and
Up.
"Dresker is
my dear hot
weather friend
"I have learned to rely upon,
even depend upon, that man
Dresner," says Miss Tony Dresser.
"I need him the moment summer
weather plays havoc with my
pretty white frocks and things.
No matter how I soil my
waists, dresses, skirts or coats,
Dresher undertakes to clean them
for me and usually has them to
my heme as quickly as a laundry
would deliver a towel. Then, too,
he keeps my white slippers white;
he blocks my straw hats Into
shape and makes new gloves out
of my old ones as rapidly as I
soil 'em.
MOh yesl he flnllshed cleaning
my parasol and bolt, too It's
simply wonderful what cleaning
work those Droshers turn out and
It Is still more wonderful that
they don't charge more than they
do.
Dresher
Brothers
CleEoers
Phone Tyler 345
2211-2213 Farnam St.
WEDDING RINGS
See the Hew Styles In Platinum nnd
3old. All Sizes, Shapes and Weights,
Ranging In Price from $3.00 to 8108.00.
COPLEY, 215 So. 16th St,
Pictures Tel! the Story.
Anoihor tine photo portfolio that
shows Omaha rielng from its tor
nado wreckage, Bend copies to
tout friends. At Tho Bee offloe
10 cents; by mall 13 oents.
Storage for FURS
Inspection Invited
Temperature Below Freezing
Prolongs the life of nil furs. Iteming the
luster and color. Is the only trite safecntard
19th and rarnam Sts.
Call and Deliver.
Leaders?
KIMBALL
"World Renowned.
Made with skill from de
pendable selected material
$250 and Up
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