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THE BEE i OMAHA, TIIVBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1913.
Daily Fashion Hint
ocie y
By MELLIFIOIA. Wednesday, September 3, 1913,
EMBERS of the Board of Governor are having strenuous times, at-
TV fi tending aUto fairs and carnivals and deciding upon ontortaln-
I V I menu for Ak-Sar-Ben.
ji ,Mm Three of the Board of Governors had rather an unusual and
Interesting experience; they went to Dea Moines to decide upon -what
"exhibits" at the Iowa State fair would be of Interest for the Ak-SarrBen
carnival. . '
A unique affair was a luncheon for tho , visiting governors - One had
the pleasure of sitting next to the "fat lady" (670,poundfl, if, the scales. were
correct). Another sat next to tho "Midget," and tho "Tatoood ; Man'
proved as Interesting as In tho o!4 Nursery" rhymes. '
Alogethor, the social side of the duties of ,tho royal knight Is scarcely
appreciated or realized by those who sliriply go to the ball , and watch 'the
parades from a sightly window.
Pleasures Past. '
A number of friends worn entertained
at ptcnlo Sunday at the farm of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Nestroyll, near IUlston,
At Ralston the plcnlcers were taen In
rayracks to tho farm, where the day woe
spent- AH enjoyed themselves swimming,
playing games, racing; and other outdoor
games. Mr. F. Nestroyll and Mrs. Ji
Nestroyll and Miss Kate Hoechen
schnelder served luncheon. Those present
were:
Misses .
Theresa Kracher,
Elisabeth Peck,
Anna Oeldemann,
Anna Welst,
Mary Hopan. ,
Hetty Velechovsky,
Anna EanoU,
Messrs.
George Hlbbeler,
Hamuel IX Hoult,
Charles Dahtn,
Michael Kracher,
Buck Held.
1 nl nVi Ta1ai
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nestroyll,
A surprise party waa given in honor
of Miss Emma Kamnicrer, at her home
on Frederick street, Tnuoaday evening
a larco number of friends attending. The
evening wan spent playing games, sing
ing and dancing, Later In the evening re
freshments was served. Those present
Misses
Anna I'eoc,
Hermlna Btoelf,
Kate Hoecken
schnelder,
Anna Hoecken-
schnelder,
Lloyd Johnson,
George Jacobscn.
Clarence Durgett,
Fred A. Oeldemann,
Bd Htbbeler.
were:
Misses
Delia Boukel,
Alma UrUholr.
Robina Kammerer,
Katherlne Mollner,
Ifazel- Jones,
Caroline Ilurnap,
Messrs.
Joseph Kennebeck,
Frank Speliman.
Charles Mollner,
Everett Qlbb,
Tom Kenney,
Misses
Cecil MeCaUley,
Bertha Goodrich,
Dean Seamen.
Myrtle McCord,
Emma Kammcrer,
M cssrs.
Frank Tuhbs,
Elmer Forsberg.
Horace Kammerer,
Henry SchmlU,
Godfrey Hartung.
At the Field Club. 1
Mr.' Robert Bwltslor will entertain. In
formally at dinner this evening at the'
'Field cluli In honor of Miss Chase of
Kearney, guest of Miss Lutlle Brown.
Covers -will be placed for eight.
Entertainments.
Miss Agnes Dahmke entertained a few
of her friends Sunday afternoon at her,
homo west Dodgo street Those present
were:
Misses
Clara Jensen,
Minnie Paulsen.
Uzilo Rosocker. '
Lcona Rcckmyc.
Misses
Edna I'autften,
Lena Paulsen.
Agnes Dahmke.
At Carter Lake Country Club.
Among thoso who entertained guesta at
the dinner dance at Carter Luke Country
club Tuesday evening were Mr. CC John
eon, who rad eight guests; 1. Meyers,
two; C. 12. I-athrop. four; Hart, five;
Welch, six; V. Ragan. six; F. Ascford,
two, and F. IC llanford. three.
Miss Rlrdell Haworth entertained Tues
day evening at her cottage, "Qrln-a-llttle."
In honor of her brother, Mr. Hert
Iluwworth, who celebrated his birthday
anniversary. Covers were laid fori
Misses
Mildred Rose,
Sue Haworth.
Clora Llndley,
Messrs..
Clydo Rock.
Doib Kelley,
Ernest llughes.
ftraaal Xextioa.
A daughter, was born this morning to
Mr. a4 Mrs; "William J. Coad.
Misses
Ruth Inrilcy.
Deri Llndlry.
Binlell Haworth.
Mcstr'.
Lester Meyers,
Norman Durkc.
Bert Haworth.
At the Country Club.
This evening at tH Country club sev
eral small dinner parties will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Becsoh will have six
guests; Mrs. Eva IC Wallace; six, and
Miss Florence Rahm, four.
In and Out of the Eee Hive.
Miss Ottola Nesmlth, daUghterof Cap
tain and Mrs. Otto Nesmlth, United
Btates trmy, formerly of Fort Omaha,
In playing the leading role In the George
Arvlne Stock company at Manchester,
Pa, Miss Nesmlth la a graduate of the
Bacrcd Heart convent of Omaha and
has many friends here who are pleased
to hear of her success.
Mrs. P. H. Kootlsh returned today from
a six weeks' stay 'at Lake Okobojl.
Mr. Edward Cudahy, JJr., of Chicago Is
spending a few days here and Is at' the
Omaha club.
MrB.arrlt Fort and daughters, Misses
Henrietta and Louise Fort, are expected
home Saturday from the east.
Mrs. John McDonald and eon, Alan, re
turned Haturday from Sturgeon Bay,
Wis., where they spent several weeks.
Mrs. R, J3. Kllgoro has gone to visit
relatives In Seattle and Vancouver and
will be absent six weeks or two months,
Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Glbbs returned this
morning from a two weeks' .outing at
Lakes MlnnetonXa and Francis, Minne
sota. Br. and Mrs. V. A. Medders returned
Monday from the east, where they spent
a mouili at Old Point, Va., and Balti
more. Mrs. Kills. Blerbower and Mrs. James
K. Boyd returned Monday from Colorado,
where they spent several weeks in Kates
Park, Colorado Spring d Denver.
Miss Ernlstine Bucharie at Kansas City,
Who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
George Huoharte, at her cottage at Car.
ter Lako Country club, left Monday for
her home.
By LA RACONTEUBE.
A very graceful afternoon wrap of gray
chormeuse. It Is gathered In a little
above the knees, while the bottom part
Is plain, cutaway In the front. There Is
a band of black velvet just boluw the
gathered part, whlje the collar Is alto
of black velvet, finished at the edge with
a chiffon ruche. .
FORMER SENATOR MARTIN
OF KANSAS IS DEAD
TOPEICA, Kan., Sept. 3.-John Martin,
former United Btates senator from Kan
sas, died this morning at his homo here
after an Illness of nine weeks. '
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September 8 to 13
A 500 acre field will be plowed,
harrowed, disced and seeded
by power driven machinery
Twentieth Century Farmer
Farm Power
Demonstration
mmm
LsssW ft PI Ml
Under the Auspices of the Fremont Commercial Club
rt
More thai 40
Tractors in
Operation..
You can see
every leading
make of ma
chines at work.
It will be a re
markable right
the largest sx
hibition of its
kind eyer held.
warn
BOSSIE REPORTS OK DAIRIES
Statement for August gkowi Major
ity in Good Condition.
MANY FINES ARE ' ASSESSED
Iunpectnrs Are Active In Their rjt
fort to Kecy the Daltlea Aroaud
Onuks V to a nisa
Standard.
GOVERNMENT TO TAKE AN
INVENTORY OF POSTOfFlCES
At noon on Septpmber 20 every post
offloe In the United Btates will take a
complete inventory of Its equipment nd
report the finding; at Washington.
This move was decided upon by the
government Ifctt month and the day t
by the federal authorities In an effort to
Improve on the conditions of eU the
offices throughout tho country as quickly
as possible
Dairy Inspector Claudo F. Ilosste'a re
port to the health commissioner on dairy
conditions shows the majority of the
dairies to sood condition. Heveral dairy
men wtre fined for violation of ordin
ance requlrlnc milk, to beup to a oeis
tain atandftrd, the fines totalling MM.
Vollowing are the dairy scores for the
month at August:
Name and Dairy. Score,
Arweod, Oiiornsey Milk KM
Xrlwland Farm. Certified wi
- C. "'anKaanJ. Bpansaara S.k
N. J, Nehon. Consumers . S(.(
Homer Russel. Central ParlC ,..(.
C. H Bowley, Highland ,.. .Jm.t
Jepp Jeppersen, Milter Park W.i
John Jacolisen. Carter Ikke
James Melgard, Central , w.t
3. Anderson, Nebraska S7.&
h ?3 Chrlstoiwen, Courtland ST.t
P. N, Winter. IUversido ' hi.i
Jj. IasXMk. Bhflri V rirnx'A
Cj Christ ensen. Wet Kenson 7.
itOJlk Nufer., IJ IXnU Bit
James Horn. Milk Farm !.
rrea i'oritnen, crown S7.
Ohrlstenscn & Jacobsen, Klgln 87.
Jeppersert Bros.. Klgln t-anltury U
r. F. Christensen, Alma .
juuiiBon as Merriii uoncoraia 1'arK .. a.i
Anton Petersen. EauXn No. l sa
A. Viellin. Plrllln Be I.
Korean Uros., Union Sanitary t.fc
J. P Johnson. Sprlns Garden WO'
a.-, notrcnien. i;enier mreet ,
John ChrUtensen, Kagle No. 1 8S.
Oleen & Petersen, Model ts.it
John Camenzlnd. Camenslnd te.l
B. I. Jensen. Cresent Sanitary H.0
J. M. Jensen, Country club FS.O
nusmus Nellsen Kllersen S5.0
Henry Wfstre, ICeyatono Park U
I. M. Jensen, blackberry Avenue .... S4.i
H6? Petersen, West Pncltla ...,U
ahl Dros., U. P. 84.4
Norlquist Bros.. Lincoln Avenuo .... 84.0
C. Petersen. Standard S4.0
J N. Hansen, Oiand View 84.0
Anton Ioren. Clover Ieaf t.6
Tom Anderson, Anderson's .- S4 0
IuU Christensen. West Dodge 8U
Bam Sorensen. Keystone S3 6
Morteneen & Qrassverg, Elite J3.fc
Antoa Chrlstenseii. Panltary 3X4
P drobtck. Spring take Park Ht
C. M. Jacobsen. Mavoerry Avenue.... 83,1
W. Anderson. Excelsior 83.0
Chrlstensen Pros.. Rock Spring S3.0
JeiBon Bnu,, I'coples .'. R3.0
Christ Frost. Jerseyvllle m
Spancaanl. J , ir.e
A. Nelderberg, Noth Omaha Farm.... Hi
M. rp Jensen. Cedar Orove Ci
Denmark & Nelson, NeKCrthon Bit
O. Peterson A. Co.. Pteanant HIU .... 81.0
A, Frcderirksen. Fontsrelle Jl.fc
K Cnrneer Mulmse Hill 1.4
II. K. I'suUen, Helmont 81.8
KiraoorR west tAwn
Pf-teran Bros. Tw'n Cltv IL1
Knut Knuriion! Walnut HIU xt.0
rt, r AHotrton n.o
Itasmfls Norcard. Monle Grove 8.i
A. JC. 1tWt Mlrt-CIty so.1
O 11. PoC Vt Onjaha 80
Ram Christ-'n'nn Vih
3. U HaSJbj" 7U
N, P. NetM,,u li"
Oscar tranwn nt.
C A. IJas ...
JuJs Clum, Ir.ter.Fjiste .M HJ
. P- rfHf M,.,..M,H
C AcaaM. 6aha . l
It Peierxvn. rvt-n- ''srit K
n It Sheartn. Gate n'M... 7'N
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Beaqtify the Complexion
IN TXN DAYS
Nadinola CREAM
The UnefMkd Btsutlfier
USKD AND ENDORSED
BY THOUSANDS
Quardntced to remove
tan, frccWd, pimples,
liver spots, etc. Extreme
cases about twenty days,
Kids pores and tissues of Impurities.
Leaves tho skin clear, soft, Healthy,
Two sizes, 50c. and $1.00. By toilet
counters or mall.
HATtOlfAL TOILET COMPANY. Fori. Ttrut,
Bold by Brandels' Drug Dep'U lieaton
Drug Co. and others.
if
Www 0 til
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Everybody reads The Bee.
Advertisers can cover Omaha with one paper
The Victrola gives everybody the
kind of music they like the best
Cuts that print
There la often all tho dltforenca la the world between
& cut that snows up well la the engraver's proof and one
that shows up well when It Is printed. Cuts made for a
newspaper have to be made no that they will give good
results under the most adverse conditions. For that rea
son, a newspaper engraving ptant produces cuts that the
ordinary printer caa use and get good results.
It yetf aara some engravtns to. be done, send us the
work and ooaapare both the rMulu and the prices with that
of ordinary engraving plants.
Bee Engraving Apartment
Bee Building, Omaha
Hear your favorite
music on the Victrola
at any Victor dealer's.
There are Victors and
Victrolas in great variety of
styles from $10 to $500.
Victor Talking Machine Co.
Camden, N. J.
DR. BriADBUKY DtNTiyT
C N Jn, tVetera
.. 70.6
K3T s tfce SUuatkU-Ee Advert'sluc
1500 Farnum Street.
Extracting 2Bc Dp
killings ......... BOc Up
flrtdgorvork ....83.80 Vp
Crow us .,.'... $2.50 fp
I'latcs $2.00 l p
Tcaro Basis Office
Phone Doug. 17SI
Missing Teeth supplied
without I'lascs or Dridgc
work. Nerves r movoil
without pain. Work guar
autecd tea years.
Vktor-VktroU X, $75
Mabogany cr oak
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