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By MELLIFIOIA. Monday, Juno 30, 1913.
BAND and orchestra, concerts aro tho favored ontortalnmont for the
warm evenings. The first Sunday night concert at tho Field olub
was hold this week and was attended by about 200 friends
and members of the club. Many had supper at tho club preceding.
tne concert ana many others motored to tho olub during tho evening. Tho
orchestra waB on the north side of the dancing pavllllon and thq guests
were seated on the verandas and chairs woro placed on the lawn. Many
people remained In their motors near by and enjoyed the program of music.
There will bo Military band concerts ono evonlng each week at Fort
Omaha, storting some time In July, when guosto can motor to tho post and
enjoy a short program of band mtialc. Tho officers and ladles of the post
will be at home on that evonlng to their friends.
Many parties haVe beon given at Krug park to hear the Italian band
these usually follow Informal dinners at the Country club. Thoro will be
special music at the Country, club this evening In honor of the visiting golf
players.
3uiaa!r Trips.
Mr. and Mr. John W. Towle wilt leave
aext Sunday to go through Yellowaton
park, July 15 their daughter, Mliwt
Marlon and Naomi Towle, will met them
at Teepee lodge tar a three weeks' stay.
Mr, and Mrs... Guy. L. Smith, returned
9Unday from A week's stay in Detroit.
3-lea Evelyn Bergman returned this
taeratns' from a, ten Aaya' visit In Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Mf. and Mrs, WV It. Hutu have gone
to Atlantic City and New York and will
taka the lake trip before returning
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Swansonhave re.
'turned from a three weeks vUtt in At
lantlo City and tho east via. ths great
lakes.
Mlsa Eugenie Whltmore, who tins teen
"visiting friend In Chicago, la now enjoy
Ing a motor trip with friends to Lake
Geneva and other points of interest and
will remain another week.
At the Field OlubT"
Entertaining at dinner Sunday evening
at the club -were O. E. Havenatick, who
had tlx gueti D. I Irons, sis: R. It.
Manley, fours l Store, three; C, Sher
wood, four; Charles E. Hutchlnadn, four;
W. E. Maloney, two; J. J. Sullivan, six;
O. J. Lleben, six; J. W. Towle, fifteen!
W. n. Wood, four-- J. M. Slater, two; Mr.
Slout. twos J. T, Wright, two; Dr.
Holmes, two; II, D. Willis, four; J. A.
Ttussell, five; II,. N. Gopdell, three; Q,
VT, Mlkesell, two; John Fetter, three;
George Wjlson, four; Harry Koch, three;
R. L. HunUey, five; E. P. Smith, six; E.
H. Kramer, four; M,' C, Peters." six; M.
J. Coad, three; Albert Cahn, three; F, H.
Powers, flva; F. W. Kiaer. four; Mr.
OgUe. four: E. Mweftt. three! B. Tim.
diet, six; Mr. Adler, three! Jullu.s Kesalor,
two! O-eorgo Itlley. two; B. R. minttwq'f
uiiuiwnii, mreej. T. IS. Li. Amoicj.
vr, mr. meis, inree, u. d. tngwereen.'
three; Dr. Wherry, four; Mr. darbey,
four: E. P. Murnhy. two: Dr. T. Wu.m.
three; R. D, Neeley. two.
Mrs. E. J. . MoVann and Mm. rcim.r
Porter entertained at a children's party
this afternoon at tho Field, club, Seven
teen wero present. Mrs. Harry Weller
had eleVn nests.
Ohasson-Qoldstono Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place last even
Ing at Metropolitan hall, Twenty-third
and Harney streets, when Mlsa Ann Gold
atone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cold
stone of thla city became, the bride of
Mr. II. Mike Chanson, son of Mr. and
Mrs, II. Chasson.
Tho hall was prettily decorated in
wreathe and flowers and was sweetly
acented with the fragrance of apple blos
soms. The wedding ceremony took place at
7 o'clock.
A beautiful canopy of red velvet, lighted
by electrlo lights, was placed in the, fore
ground of the hall, held in place by four
"Many Happy Returns
of the Day"
La
are expressed In
f fooks I
; better cifts than ood ,
good health. Prom birthday to
birthday as the years go by
these two possessions give great
est cause for thankfulness. And
the vital foundations for well-being are good teeth and
Good Teethkeepin&
There's no wiser course to take than to visit your
dentist at least twice a year and to rely on the habitual
night and morning use of
Ti
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Jhm Standard Dmtifri. jtrtpartJ for nearly
h(f antmy by a Ztr r Wf Surgiry
Bfte9tBt--preserves the ttt- by keeping then
fcefttttifeKy tetUiu- aa4 ataotatey etean. Dr. Lyon's to
tffKKHb, j4MAt sa4 grfeW. It e-RROtiaJure the enamel.
Um Dr. Lyaa tgWt m4 mania mtuUib ntfit,
Dcvelo ta wit tutWt la yaw ahHitwft. The tey
wM wjjoy Ott SfetbM f acmsi, teeajrtsful Ut.
Wka Dr. Lyra's 4m ni eW aV
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young men, Iiing rlbbpna were stretched
the entire length of the hall by little
girls. Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played,
Mr. Chasson was escorted to' the altar
by his father and mother and followed
by the bridesmaids and groomsmen, A
simple ceremony was then performed and
the bridesmaids returned to the end of
th hall and Miss Qoldstone wns escorted
to the altar by her parents, followed by
the bridesmaids and groomsmen. Rabbi
Qrodlnsky performed the ceremony.
Master Arthur Slever of Sioux City
carried : the ring In a basket of lilies of
the valley, assisted by Misses Molllo
Slever. Mollle Grossman, Mollle Qoldstone
and Eva JTnnberg.
Congratulations were extended to the
bride and groom who were seated back
of the canopy. A grand' march was then
played and the relatives, and guests
formed in line' and proceeded to the din
ing room where supper was served. Fol
lowing, all returned to the hall where
dancing was enjoyed.
The bride wore a white charmeuser gown
trimmed in Irish tace and carried lilies
of the valley and white roses, orange
blossoms were used to hold her veil in
place.
Miss Peva Goldstone was maid of honor.
Mlesea Irene Ooldstonc, Bess Glnsbers
arid' Nell Lovine Were bridesmaids, as
sisted by Mr. Max Lovine, Mr A. Gins
berg and Mr. Morris Conn. Mr. Conn
bilng.btst man. H
The 'out-of-town meats were: ' Mr; and
Irs.'Iko -Finer of Louisville, Kyi t 'Mr.
and Mrs, C. Fanberg of Des Moines, la.;
Mr. and Mrs. Conn of Des Moines, lav;
Mrs. Grunt and Mlsa . Grunt of Des
Moines, la.; Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Finer
of Livingston, III.
Mr. and Mrs. Chasson will be at home
at the Florentine apartments. Twenty
fifth and Mason streets.
Dinner for Visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox will entertain
at dinner this evening at the Loyal hotel
In honor of Mrs. Morris Christie of Ot
tumws, la., and Miss Mame Van Wag
onen of Virginia. Pink roses will be used
In the table decorations and covers will
be laid for:
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mlckel,
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Medlar.
Mr. and Mrs, William Herdman,
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Heed,
Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Lemon of Council
Bluffs,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy U. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hortz,
Mrs, Morrla Christie of Ottumwa, la.; '
Mlsa Mame Van Wagoner of Virginia, .
Mr. G. M. Bharryd.
At Happy Hollow.
Mrs.' A. D. Howell had four guests nt
luncheon today, at the club; Mrs. F. I.
Ellick. twelve, and Mrs. q. E. Trimble,
(our. - '
' This evening A, F. Bloom wilt have
eight guests; Alfred Kennedy, fifteen,
and H. D. Reed, twelve
Tuesday will be children's day from 3
to 5 o'clock, and Mrs. K. T, Rector will
entertain twenty-seven young people.
Mrs. A. G. Buchanan wtU entertain at
a card party Tuesday afternoon at the
club.
At Seymonr Lake Country Club,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. voiitraer en
tertained at dinner at the Seymour Lake
Country club Friday evening. Covers
were laid for:
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dodds.
Mr. and Mrs. R. ZlUmann.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. G. Lehmann,
Mr. and Mrs. Burd F. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. It E. Bwartmout.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gresley.
Mr- and Mrs. O. U Harte.
Mn and Mrs. J. F. Dlmmick, !
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Wilcox. 1
Mr- and Mrs. O. CI. Gulnter," ,
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs, C. B. Presson, ,"
Mr- and Mrs, L. J. Qulnby, .
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Drew.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alkire,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Martin,
Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Meyers,
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Btuben,
Mr and Mrs. It. J, Windhelm.
Mr. and Mra J. It. Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. II- Harte,
Mr. and Mrs, C P. 8. Tobln.
Mr. and Mra. Clyde PlekarA of Salt
-ana city, Utah.
A the Countrv Club.
Mrs, George Voss wilt 'entertain at two
dinner parties at the club. She- will hav
ten guest Tuesday evewng and ten
guests Friday evening.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
MeCermlek entertained at supper nhea
their guests weroi
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stewart. U
Mr. and Mra. M. G. Celpetser.
Mr. and Mrs. Olenn C. Wharton.
Mrs, W. T. Burn-
Mr. and Mrs. It. L Cummtngs tad five
guests at supper: F. H. Heohstetler, frm
A. a Beesan, four. Harold PrHchett.
four; Frank Colpetser. thrw; B. 8. Car
Hele. leurt A. V. Klasler. nrs; A. K Kea
tm, few; A. MUttrd. six: D. Marten, atx.
At Kasvr Hellew.
About 3M mmbr et ttta had sup-
per at Happy KoHaw SmikUx vtng
Ashat Uteaa were. J A. Keatlea, wa
bad two' guests; G. W. '..Updike,-three;
Mrs. A. Rosowater, . fOur; D. C. Buell,
four; A. B. Curry, four; 'Ik 8. Smith,
two; D. M. Edgcrly, six; ' H. D. Reed,
four; C. E. Becker, two; El. W. Arthur,
three; E. A. Nordstrom, four; A. B. Mc
Connell, two; G.- R. Durkee.1 two; E. A.
Benson, four; E. B. Wllllarna, four; M.
F. FUnkhouser, two; Earl Bjurkett, two;
John Ross, two; Dr. E. T. Manning,
four; F. II. Garvin, four; D.' Slbbernsen,
four; Joseph Folcar, twof C. R. Slbbern
sen, two; E. Folsom, two( C. N. Robert
son, six; Dr. J. E, Pulver,' six; Dr. W. F.
MUroy, three; J. C. Howard, three; A. I.
Slbbernsen, four; H. W. ,Morrow, two;
A. J. Crelgh,- two; C. Peckenpaugh,
three; Herbert Smatles, twos H. A. Van'
Dusen, two; Carroll Belden, two; Lloyd
Smith, two.
At Carter Lake.
Messrs. Eugene Lyman, Harry -De vine,
Eugene Hale and Jones' are camping at
Carter Lake,
Omaha W. 0. T. U. Will Meet.
The Omaha union of the Women's
Christian Temperance union will .meet
Tuesday at' the cottage of Mrs. Elding
at the Young Men's Christian assocltlon
park at 3 o'clock. A large - attendance is
dfslred, as there Is much business to
come before the , society.
Potts-Goddin Wedding, ,
The wedding of Alias Gulden Claire God-
din, daughter of Mr. andsMrs. Blyveater'
Goddln of Richmond, Mo., to Dr. Ji B.
Potts took place at the home of the
bride's parents Saturday evening. . Pr.
and Mrs. Potts left for New York ,that
evening and will sail July 1 on the Arabic
for Europe where they will spend tho
summer. They will be at home , in this
Personal Gossip.
A daughter was born Saturday,. Juna 23,
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davlea of Chi
cago, formerly of Omaha.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Miss Clara B. Mason left last week for
Decossa, 'I)!.
Miss Dorothy Cams of Lincoln Is vis
iting .friends here this week.
Prof. E. U. Graff and Xamlly have gone
to Lake Okobojl to spend their vacation.
Miss Ruth and Master Hughes McCoy
have gone to Marshalltown, la,, for a
visit.
Mrs. Walter Silver has returned from
, ten, days' visit in .Chicago, where sre
formerly resided. , ,
Miss Lizzie Hooker . returned Friday
150 New Light Trimmed Hats5
$20, $15, $10 and $5 Values
Will Be Placed on Sale
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This lofc'COnqrises,a widcTvariety of the latest summer' creations, some of which
are easily wctrth'up to $20. Hats will be on display in our window Monday morning.
Sale, however,' will positively not start before Tuesday morning.
Thomas Kil
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after a stay of six months In Chicago,
Kansas City and Atlantic, la.
' Mrs. A J- Edmondson has i returnedi
from Montana, wh?re she has been re
cuperating for. several weeks.
Mrs. Ernest Bessey ana emiaren 01
Lansing, Mich., are visltang relatives
here and will go to Lincoln this week.
" Mr. . and Mrs. John M. Gilchrist and
daughter, Myrne, have sailed for Scot
land, to. spend the summer at Mr, Gil
christ's old home.
Miss Henrietta Degen of Chicago ar
rived this morning to visit her grand
father. Mr. Albert Heller, and her aunt,
Mrs. Louise Strauss.
Mrs. E. W. Nash and little Miss Cath
erine Cartan have zsnc ia DuLuauo to
spend a week visiting Mrs. Nash's daugh
ter, Mra George Myers, and Mr. Myers.
The following members of Zeta Chi
eorprlty have returned home from a
house party at the home of Miss Gladys
Withers In Omaha: Misses Phlllls Col
lier, Esther Anderson. Vivian Knight,
Florence MciBrlde, Fay Lichtenstiger and
Eleanor Fnunpton. all of Lincoln.
' Miss Anna Tibbets of Lincoln, cousin
of Mrs. J. M. Metea If, who has visited
In Omaha on numerous occasions, spent
last winter In Porta 'IUco and. sailed last
week on the steamer San Juan for New
York, where she will attend summer
school at Columbia university and return
to Porto Rico next fall'. '
INSANE WOMAN, ESCAPES
IN HER NIGHT CLOTHE?
Mrs. Bertha Mason,' EO years, old, who
has been mentally unbalanced and under
restraint for some time, escaped in hor
night clothes from the residence of
6am McLann, Fort Crook boulevard,
Sunday night and has not yet been
found. A posse headed by Sheriff. Grant
Chase has since been searching tot the
unfortunate woman and. it is thought
that she may have drowned in the rivor.
Mrs. Mason is the sister of Miss Flor
ence Moore and has been making hr-r
home at the McLann residence for some
time. . ,
Nadine Face Powder,
( In Gren Eoxts Only )
Keeps the Complexion Beautiful
Soft .and velvety, and re
mains until washed off.'
It is pure, harmless.l
Money back If not- en
tirely pleased. Purified
by a new 'process. tQ 'A
Prevents sunburn and-re-1
turn of' dlscoloratlonO
The Increasing popular-'
Ity is wonderful. White, Fluh, fmh;
Brunette. 50c. by Toilet Counters or Mall.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. Parte. Tom.
Sola by Sherman Sz McConnell Dfug
Co., Owl Drug Co., Loyal Pharmacy, The
Harvard and others.
A Danirerona Wound
is rendered antiseptic by Bucklents Ar
nica Salve, the healing wonder for sores,
burns, piles, eczema and salt-rheum. 25c.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertise
ment, t
Th,e Persistent and .Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success.
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Only the choicest, fullest-flavored
spices from the most famous spice
marts of the Orient and Qccident
are sold under the name
TONE'S
Spices
Because of the care we take in
buying, cleaning, packing and sell
ing them, they are always fresh
and hold their flavor indefinitely.
The heavy demand for Tone's
Spjccs, causing quick sales, further
assures you of their goodness.
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