THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 14, 1913.
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SOCIETY RESUMES ACTIVITY
Many Out-of-Town Visitors Arrive
for Autumnal Festivities.
COLLEGE SET OFF FOR SCHOOL
Toon Omntia Woman Will Be En
tertained Kfenslvelr In the
Official Set of the r
nmn Xonf.
Sncinl Calendar.
MONDAT-Miss Hfttcl anrt Miss Carol
Howard entertain at luncheon at Happy
Tl'ESPAY Annual harvest homo dinner
at Happy Hollow for club , member".
Mrs. H M McClanahan nd Mlaa Kath
ryne MnClanahan. luncheon 'or MIm i Ola
Dell llervey. Mrs. J. W. Battln lunch
eon at Field club. t-..,i.
WEDNESDAY - Mljs Anne
luncheon for Miss Hervey. .vj
ter Peterson, luncheon at.IIa.PPJf, IJr
low. Wedding of Miss Mildred Merrill
to Mr. Erlcson of Pierre, B. D. Dinner
danc at the Country club. Dance at
Field club. . ..
THUnSDAY Hopewell-Hervey weddlns
at Ixiwe Avcnuo Prebtcrlan church.
Mra. George Haveratlrk and Mra. P. J
Flttiterold. luncheon at Field club. Mra.
a 8. Montgomery, luncheon at Happy
Hollow. Mra. C. C Belden, luncheon at
Happy Hollow. Mra. J I Adama,
luncheon at Happy Hollow. Mra. C. E.
Hunter, luncheon at Field club.
CFItlDAY Mr. and Mra. Harry Weller,
dance for Mlaa Marlon Weller at
Clarlnda apartments.. Dinner dance at
Seymour Iakc Country club.
SATURDAY WeddlnR of Mlaa Iteba Mc
Namara and Mr. Frederick It Shearer.
Closing; dinner donee at Happy Hollow.
Dinner dance at Country. Field and
Carter Lake Country clubs.
Mra. Frank Crawford la anticipating an
unusually Interesting winter and will
leave shortly to be the truest of her uls
ter, Mrs. Richard Lee Metcalfe, and Mr.
Metcalfe, who la acting governor of the
Canal Zone. The social life In Panama
Is especially gay and Interesting.
Mr. and Mra. Richard Lee Metcalfe are
being extensively entertained throughout
the Canal Zone. The American society la
largely military, a the other six mem
bers of the Canal commission are army
engineers. There la also an army post;
in tne zone. Air. ana Mr. Metcalfo wcro
guests of honor recently at a dinner
given by Colonel and Mrs. Qoethals. Col
onel OoMhsJs Is the chairman of tho
Canal commission. Colonel and Mrs. Ble
bert gave a house party In their honor
at their beautiful homo at Oatun, whore
are situated the famous Oatun locks.
They have received many attentions from
Members of Hopewell-Hervey Bridal Party
.Adelaide TZoiaas, rMAtt
yfittwestAto
ter, Mrs. Hozle Clarke, at Belvedere 'or
a month before going to New York.
Mrs. Ferdinand Adler has returned from
Colorado Bprlngs and Denver.
Return to School and College.
Miss Gladys Mullen will return Bun
day to St. Joseph academy In Des Moines,
wlicro sho will resume her studies In
muslo and art.
Mlsa Florence Riley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. F, Riley, leaves Sunday to
resume her studies at St, Mary's school,
Notre Dame, Ind.
I y in-2"" vwo I
VO m OJa JSelle JBewey frrt ' , ,
fAtO OF HOMO.
Mellaril Jlirlirrt Davlea. Wayne fialbv
Panamanians,' the president ot the ftnd j0hn Jlanlghen leave Tuesday for
rcpuoiio oi i-nnama naving given a Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y. They
jrcaiuaai recently m honor or Mr. Met- n vi9t ln CWcago and Detroit and
cuue. Ajnong me guestn was the ex- tnen tttko the boat to Buffalo.
pr0aeni oi i-eru. wno is on ms way MM Halcyon Cotton, daughter of Mr.
w ninBion. wisi week sir. ana Mrs. ana Mri. fl. It, Cotton, left Thursday
Metcalfe were ln the receiving line at a foP Wellesley. Miss Cottoo will visit In
recept on given by Colonel and Mrs. Goo- Wneellnr, W. Va before entering cot-
""" m nunor -oi i-rinco ueorge oc iiai- i
Yt S- V canal on Miss Qladya Goodman and Miss Hen-
nltT T , w Hetla. Medlar leave Tuesday evening for
4,111 ......, v-iuw. nockford colleffe( noohfora, in
ww ..... u.vwiiiiiui iicr iucvq, iuiaa
ICllznlvpth Ih.tnii ti. v... --x
Will meet Mr. Crawford In New York European Travelers,
early In October, when they will soil for ' ana Mr"- J- Kushton daugh-
the Canal Zone for the winter. ter J,llia A1,C6' returned Friday from
Mrs. Frank W. Carpenter, with her son, Europe, where they spent three months
Prank, and daughter. Rita left last vjaltlng Scotland. England France and
week for tho east. Thv will a Swltxerland,
WJf0S fTA0 '
for the evening were rendered by the
Mangum quartet; solo by Mra. liernara
Hoggs, accompanied by Miss Beulah Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mangum enieriameu
at dinner Wedensday evening:
Messrs. Messrs.
Jamea Knight, A. B. Palmer,
W. E. caay, -"
Miss Burna unamoerB. . . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Magnum entertained at
dinner Friday evening:
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Crosby.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boyd.
Miss Florence irice.
Paealco Clno Opening Dance.
The Pagaloo club gave its opening aanco
Thursday evening at ArmDrust nan.
Those present were:
iMarle Norgard,
IiaI Antonv.
plonny Jones,
Lola M. Marsh,
Jano Penner.
Florence wutig,
Irene Stoltenberg,
Nora Hegarty,
Alice Anderson,
WrnnfM MUlhOlland
Margaret Stoltenberg,
Messrs
O. C. Slaughter,
Eugene May.
D. D. Callahan,
Frank W. Solroe,
D. M. White,
Joe Run a.
J. J. White.
J. II. Joske,
Misses-
Rose Dixon,
Esther Bwaneon,
Julia O'Brien,
Clara Brodedorp,
Alma Brodedorp,
Bertha Qooaricn,
Margaret Peterson.
Klorenco Erlckson,
M. Brockmlller.
Messrs
R, Sorensen,
John Hoffman.
Charles Hoffman,
James Norgard,
C. A. Brcderdorp,
Charles Harden,
Roy Harden,
Paul Tennery,
Remember That:-
One word of advice given early in
regards to our Hats is worth a
thousand "I told you so's" when
the season is over,
Thompson, Belden & Company
The dom nant features of this season's styles, judging
from the works of the foremost milliners which speak
in no uncertaii accents, may be summed up as follows:
Hats are to be imall or medium, and though a great
latitude is allowed in the shaping of brims, there is a
marked tendency to turn them up sharply at the side or
back; velvet is the most popular material; black is the
reigning color; ths trimming scant, mostly of feathsrs
upon tlepo ing of which at the proper angle depends
the style of the hat.
THOMPSON, BELDEN & COMPANY is the one place
in Omaha where diicriminating women wi.l find exclu
sive millinery. Styles that are inspired by the best Paris
creates and developed in the prettiest and most practical
manner, at prices that are I ss tha i are asked elsewhere
for very ordinary hats. It is absolutely impossible for
the average millinery stare to sell hats at the low figures
we quote. Hundreds of charming styles no two of
which are alike, at prices ranging from $10.00 to $75.00
We will give equally
convincing proof of
reasonable pricing in
Monday's Exhibit
Thompson. Belden &
Company
Millinery Second Fioor
Lawrence Qrobeck, H. B. Ruffner,
Welletley, Mass., where Miss Rita will
enter college for the winter, and from
there she will to to Cornwall-on-IIud.
son, where Mr. Prank will enter tho mili
tary school for the winter, Mrs, Car
Mr. and Mra. P. II. Updike and family
ot Long Beach, Col., formerly ot this
city, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Updike recently, hove atrlved at Bremen,
Germany, and plan to spend most ot
I the winter In Berlin,
Islands shortly after the Christmas holt. Mr, W. Fornam Smith sailed last week
days, to Join Mr. Carpenter there, where 'or Europe and plana to meet Dr. and
no is the executive aeeretary ot the Is reon axercor in vicuna.
lands. I Mrs. C. A. drlmmell and daughters,
Mlsa Eunice Beaton of Denver, formerly Margretha and Ruth, and Mrs. Qrlm.
of Omaha, Is spending a few days visit- roell'a father, Mr. Herman Meyer, have.
Ing her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Beaton, returnea rrom a summer spent in uwiii'
before leaving for school at Mount Bt. criana, itaiy, trance ana aermany.
Vincents on the Hudson. Br. and Mrs, J. P. Lord, who have
Miss Mildred Marr of Kansas City la an been in Europe for three months, will
other former Omaha .young woman who rsturn home September 16.
haa returned for a visit and Is now with I Mrs. P. W. Clarke and Miss Helen
her sister, Mrs. Louis Lorlng. Later Miss IClarko sailed Wednesday for New York
Marr will be t H4 Kuest ot Miss Uardn I after a summer In Europe. Mr. Clarke
Bcott Many.lnforma social affairs am, I was wltli them during the early port of
being given intior honor. their trip, but came home about a month
An engagements' announced last week
was that ot Miss Edith Mlckle tb Mr.
John W. Clover. Hie wedding will be
September. 24.
The' weddlsg of Mlsa Agnes Condon to
Mr. E. W. Kolteman will take place
October S.
a. It Payne, four; W. 8. Cilrtla, elx;
W. B Shafer, four', W. D. MoIIugh, six;
W. CK Silver, two! A. Q. Buchanan, four.
Senator Norrla Brown will entertain
fourteen guests at supper Sunday even
ing and M. M. Robertson will hare eight
guests. '
Mrs. Walter Peterson will entertain
twenty guests at luncheon Wednesday
at tho club.
Mrs. S. S. Montgomery will be hostess
at a luncheon for forty-four guests on
Thursday; Mrs. C. C. Belden will have
twenty guests and Mrs. J. t Adams will
have forty guests.
Miss Caroline Harding entertained at
dinner Baturday evening ln honor of Mlsa
Mario Ilolllnger and Mr. John McCague,
whose wedding will take place this falL
Covers were laid for: .
ago. Mr. Fred Clarke, jr.. left Tuesday
for Yale.
Brownell Hall Notes.
The Fiftieth year of Brownell Hall
opena tlilu week. Ths faoulty and stnlors
arrive on Tuesday, September IS. New
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Wltfl tne Younger Set. ' report for classification between 10 and
There will be oulto a bw of nttmn. " wcanesuay morning. Regular exerolses
tlvo young women this year who plan bcsln on tn8 Uth-
to remain at home, but who will defer Th lun'r day school opens on the
their formal debut for at least another rnorn,nff ot Thursday, September 18, at
season. One reason for thla Is probably "0,in yenin avenue.
that o many Of the younger aet are re- I , , .
turning east to conUnue their atudiea neturning irom -uropo.
boarding school and college. I Mr' JBjncs Mcrcenna landed Sunday In
Mlsa Frances Hochstetler. who attandn.1 wow lorK "m Kuropo and haa Joined
Ely Court at Oreenwich, Conn., h8t year. fl,rl1, Moisenna Atiantlo City, and to
will be homo this wlntnr. Miss Eugenie elher ,wy r Poted home the middle
Patterson, who was In school In Wash- ol ,n,B wewf
Intrlrtn Inn von ia AmrAmA a . I I
Omaha thla season, aa has alno Miss vmiuia win nonoreo.
Anne O If ford. Mlsa UreU Lane and Ml si 4Ils I3"1' Funkhouser, niece ot Mra.
Marlon Kuhn, but will not make their E 1 pKi " made aeeretary to
debuts for another season. the dean of Brwn Mawr college, Mtas
There will probably be four dsbutantes Funkhouser la. a graduate of Bryn Mawr
thla year Mlsa Menle Davis, the young- na w,Ul hr mother has spent several
eat daughter of Mr. and Mra, Frederick unimr "ryn Mawr village.
U, Davis; Mlsa Lucile, Bacon, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bacon, and two At Happy Hollow.
yuuns women, wno are in laurope, out 0ne of the larger dinner parties last
wno ru nome iui. Hiumn. aiiss evening at the club waa glrea by Mr.
wea viame. uBuBmer oi mr. ana sirs. ftna iCrfc Edward Updike. The guests
F. W. Clarke, Is expected baole next week. wor8 seated at a large round table which
wias Janet wail, aaugnier or Mrs, Rich- was decorated with aateratand hlt. ol.
ara iiau, is expectea nome early in No- matla. Covers were placed for:
veroDtr.
Beturn from Summer Outinea.
Mrs. Frank Martin and her daughters.
Mrs. Carl Ochiltree and Mrs. Ouy Baker.
Who have been spending the summer tn
Eates park, Colorado, have returned.
air, iw jrs. ti, w. imereaux are
home from North Dakota, where they
spent the summer.
Dr. F, A. Edwarda and family have re
turned from a trip through eastern Can.
ada and the great lakaa.
Mlasea
Marie Ilolllnger,
Aiary uurxiey. '
Caroline Harding
Messrs.
John McCague,
noDert Htout,
irrank comm.
air. ana Mrs. Samuel liees.v
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Harding.
At the Field Club.
Dinner reservations for last evening at
tho cUib were made by J. J. Davey, with
two guests; II. a Bhumann, eight; K,
A, Cameron, ten; John Lavelle, eight; J.
Crowley, six; R. II. Beauchamp, four;
C, K. Burmetster, alx; J. O. Slford, eight;
L. J, Millard, four; J, M. Tanner, six; J.
II. Hussle, three: II. N Ooddell, six;
Arthur AUen. five; P, IL Clarldge. five;
A. L. Lo'tt. five.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Boyer entertained at
dinner last evening at the club. Their
guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Fetters,
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Harrlman.
Mr. and Mra. D. H. McCulley.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel ShotwelL
Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Bliss.
Mr, and Mrs. E. a Twamley enter.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Dempater,
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. (3. L. Bradley,
Mr. and Mra W. T. Robinson.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Hart Jenka,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Updike.
Mrs. Chester Jenka of Canada.
Mra. Davis.
Miss Cumintnga of Ds Moines.
Miss Bessie Allen.
Mlsa Marguerite Marshall.
Miss Florence Jenka.
Miss Louise Updike,
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mlckel enter
tained at dinner laat evening at the club
for nr. ana Mrs. LoMonte Manor ot
Mrs. Isldor Zleglsr and smell OaiurhtM-. I Chicago, Those present were:
a ra. uegiers mother, Mrs.
X Klper, returned home Baturday morn
ing alter an extended trip.
Mrs. John J. Dlnesn and small daughter,
Dorothy May, have returned from a two
monina- stay in Sheridan, Wyo., the
guests of Mr. and Mra J. M. Gerhard.
Mr. and Mra LaMonte Manor.
Air, ana aire. i. a. aieaiar,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Qetten.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cajacoba.
Mr. and Mrs Henry O. Cox.
Mr. and Mra George EL Mlckel.
Miss Henrietta Medlar.
Miss Olayds Mlckel.
It. n Xf. TJ If t' . ( , . . .
Lucy Updike returned horn Thursday. nappy n0nowl
f iiimiu auiiuner on tne jer- I i)r. n jfr j.
ejr hhui ana ui nooasiccK, Vu
Mr. S. E. Bruce and daughter, Mlsa
Elizabeth, returned this rooming from the
east, where they spnt several weeks. Mlsa
Margaret Bruc will remain a few weeks
longer In the east
J. Lam da.
ltt. ana Mra. u. K, Fisher.
Mr and Mra J. Dodds.
Mr. and Mra D. U Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Dew.
Mr. and Mra Powell.
A large number of club member entet
talned at dinner laat evening, Mr. and
Mra. B. P. Peck returned Wednesday Mra. C. C. Belden had alxteen guests; M.
from a vUlt of two week In New York. Iff". Engelman. tour; E. M.WeUraan, eleven,
u" wm we aueoi oi r. ana irn. lur 1'aimer trinaiey, eight; P P. Peterson,
jienry xaiaDroox. w, Kin J. squires, eignt: Edward Weaver, five: Dr J M.
also a visitor at the Btabrotk home, ar- I Bannister, nine; P. It Qarvin. three: M.
yivea eaiuraay. en waa with her daugh- w. Rhoadea, fourj J. J, Lamp, ulna
Mlsses
Oretchen McConnell.
Mary MoCagUe.
Messrs.
Elbert Burnett,
C. A. Wright of
Washington, D. C.
talned' aa their guests at dinner last
evening:
Mr. and Mrs. D, J. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Wagner.
Mr. Frank Boyd. ', .,
At the Country 01nb ,
Among those entertaining at the Coun
try club last evening were K M. Fair.
field, who Will have covers placed for
elx; F. II. Davis, alx; Frank Colpetxer,
Ave; O. W, Wnttlea, four; R. I Huntley,
four; W. J. Connell, two, and Oeorgo
May no, four.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Merrlam had as
their guests at dinner last evening at
the club:
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Millard.
Miss Elizabeth Congdon.
Mr. Joseph Millard, 2d.
Mr, Wlllard B. Millard, Jr.
Seymour take Country Club.
, Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Combs entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening. Covers
were laid, tor -thirty.- Musical' numbers
II. B. Qrobeck,
D. D. O'Leary,
II. fl. Stickler.
H. E. Fernandea,
E. M. May,
E. V. Kelly.
M. L. Jackson,
Leslie S. Shlnrock,
E. Johnson,
R. Denton.
13. E. Anderson,
J. I. Martin,
Al Lutz,
H. F. Tyrrell,
J. B. Jensen,
C. E. Royce,
Frank Qlenger,
John Broderdorp,
T. E. Jensen.
rWam W
Wedding Invitations Issued.
Mr. and Mr, waiter xayior. -sued
Invitations Saturday for the wed
ding of their daughter, Mlsa Nannie Pago,
to John Holmes Trinaer, inuienani,
Tni.dica.1 corns. United States army. The
ceremony will tako place Wednesday
evening, Octqber 1, at 8 o'clock, at Trinity
cathedral. A reception will follow at 8:30
to 11 p'clock at the home of Mr. and Mr.
Page, 101 North Thirty-nintn street.
Entertains for Visitor.
Miss Charlotte Rhump entertained In
honor ot Mlsa -Harriett Peterson of Salt
Lake City, last Monday evening. Miss
Peterson ho been the guest of Mlsa
Rhump during the paat week. The table
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OMAHA GIRL WHO IS BOON TO BE
A BRIDE.
MUSIC
FLOWERS
Miss Butler Begs
to' Announce Her
Formal Fall Opening
Tomorrow will to shown the very
newest of -popular Millinery creations in
a wide variety of stylos for street and
ress wear.
$2.50 (o $10.00
Ladies who are in the habit of pay
ing from $6.00 to $25.00 for their fall
hats are oordially invited to view this
exhibit and to make comparisons.
MISS BUTLER
CUT PRICE MILLINERY
1512 Douglas Over Alexander Shoe Oo.
-.J
Lohrman
The Hiliifcle Uim' Tailor
Creating the utmost stylo at
tho lowermost price
Suits $35 Up
Workmanship, fit and material
absolutely guarantee!.
1115-45 1 ax Urn nik.
ORCHARD & WILHELM CO.
RUGS
Extra qual
ity Axmin
ster rugs-
9x12 size
$22.50
lHB7XK?E?l
l
New Fall Designs are arriving daily. MONDAY we make a
special showing of these beautiful Axminater rugs for ?22.50; other
sizes are proportionately priced. You will find colors and designs
suitable for tho Bedroom as well as tho Living Room and Dining
Room.
LINOLEUMS
Get our figures on Linoleum for your Office, Hall, and Kitchen.
Our experienced men will take the measurements and 'lay it pro
perly. The laying Is an important factor ln the. life of any linoleum.
The best standard goods properly laid means economy to you and
a satisfied customer for us.
Prlntod Linoleums, C feet wide; per square yard, 50 65 75
INLAID LINOLEUMS in tile effects or hard wood floor patterns;
per square yard S1.35 51.45 $1.65
Special Announcement
We Irish to announce that the rebuilding and remodeling
of our plant, which was partially destroyed by fire Juno
18th, has been completed; and wo are now prepared better
than ever before to handle a large volume of Cleaning and
Dyeing. Wo clean and dye:
Wearing Apparel, Rugs, Carpets, Drap
eries, Curtains, Table Covers, Blankets,
Comforts, Furs, Feathers, Etc., Etc.
In fact, anything that requires Care and Skill ln handling.
We have a special department for altering and remodel
ing both men's and women's garments at prices about on,
half to two-thirds that charged by the regular tailors.
We call for and deliver to all parts of Omaha, South
Omaha and Dundee Get your heavy clothes ont now.
The PANTORIUM
"GOOD CLEANERS and DYERS"
1515-17 Jones St. 'Phone Douglas 008.
SPECIAL SALE OF WATCHES
Waltbam, SUTtn nnd Bockfort zaorsmsnta ln SO ysar
(-old flllsd mhi all Bliss in UOUs or rentlsmen's
7 JSWSU, 3.00 J IS Jswsls, 911.SOI 17 Jswsls, SIJ.BO.
Lindsay, sg-
221 South SizUenth Street
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