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Phttadelphla, Pa. "I had eczema tar
the last twenty-five years, and have boen
afflicted so badly that for weeks I eoald
not go outaldo the door. My face was
one mass of pimples, and not only the
looks of It, but the Itching and burning
jpulns I experienced were Just dreadful.
I lost a great deal of sleep and had to
keep dampened cloths on my face all
night to relieve the pain. I had. become
StsKUated with trying different things.
"One day I made up my mind to try
Tlesinol, and after using one Jar of IUsl-
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Boap, I saw tho difference, and now my
face Is as clear aa anybody'sand I cer
tainly don't need to bo ashamed, to. go
out. Restnol Hoap and Iteslnot Ointment
cured me of ono of the worst cases ot
eosema, i guess, mat anyoooy ever saw.'
(Sfcited) Mrs. C. Ilellmuth, Mil Apple-
tree St, Kept. 30. 1912.
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Society
By MELLIPIOIA.
Tuesday, October 28, 1913.
"A'
LL roads lod to Lincoln'-' Monday ns far aa society was concerned.
There were no large social entertainments scheduled in Omaha,
but a large number of guests from hero attended the dinner
dance given at the Lincoln hotel Monday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Mullen in honor of former Ambassador D. E. Thompson and his
brido. Both hosts nnd honor guests have many friends here and quite n
number attended.
The attractive banquet room of the Lincoln hotel was beautifully
decorated with huge bouquets of chrysanthemums. Thero were six large
round tables, having centerprleccs of the chrysanthemums surrounded with
smaller vases of the same kind of blossoms, and more than 100 guests were
present.
Mrs. Thompson, who is a charming blonde, wore a white satin char
meuso evening gown and Mrs. Mullen wore an American Dcauty velvet even
ing gown trimmed with shadow laco. Among tho Omaha guests at the din
ner dance were Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Becson, Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Huntley and
Mr, and Mrs. Halleck Rose. Soveral other guests had planned to attend.
Lincoln visitors In Omaha returned home Monday afternoon to attend
the dinner dance. ,
The Original Bridge club all motored to Lincoln .for their meeting this
week and we're entertained by Mrs. R. J. Greene, sister of Mrs. A. Q. Boeson.
decorated the rooms. Prlies were won by
Mrs. E. P. Hennesy, Mr. Chatles El
gutter and Mrs. filmon Bergcr. Those
present were:"1
Mesdnmes:
J. Merrill,
A. B. Mertltt,
A. Urown,
J BcHlsnk.
Toby Jacobs,
Charles Singer,
J. 3. Singer,
A. Hosenthal,
A. Ilane,
lto Itosenthal,
A. Herxberw,'
J3. C. Hennesay,
Charles 1C1 gutter,
Pinion Burger,
Pam Kreldman,
M. Orkln,
lavltt,
I. Qluck.
Max Pommers
M. Newman,
Misses
Mlna Rosenthal,
Evening Coffee.
The plan of having some of' the mas
culine guests assist at evening parties Is
growing. In popularity. This Idea orig
inated lu Washington society and has
bren used not.' a little In Omaha, espe
cially at dancing parties', where the as-
tgtlng men must1 aid the hostess In In
troducing thjKjrutests. This evening Miss
Alice Carter will entertain Informally at
o'clock coffee at her home for tho mem
bers of the younger set In honor of her
guest. Miss Iydia Cook of Portland, Mo.,
and a number of young men aa well as
women will assist Yellow chrysanthe
mums will be used In decoration and
about forty young people will be present
Assisting will be:
Misses MImpV.
Mlldred nogera, Carmellta Chase,
KatherlnoThummell. Knthrrlnn ltro.nn
Bertha Dickey,
Messrs. Messrs.
Lake Deuel, Tavlor Belcher.
Jack Webster. John Btewart,
Qeorgo Flack, Robert Connell.
Annual Charity Ball.
The Jewish Ladles' Relict society will
give Us ninth charity ball Ootober 30 at
the Auditorium. The officer of the so
ciety are: Mrs. A. Mtlcher, president;
Mrs. A. B. Alplrn, vlco president; Mrs.
It ICulakofsky, aecretary; Mrs. II. Maro
wits, treasurer, and the chairman of the
committee are Mrs". B. A, Blmon and
Mrs. E. V. Long. The ball com mitt eo
Includes Mrs. J. Steinberg, Mrs, Charles
Bunshlne, Mrs. H. Prod, Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. E. A. Chedlck, Mrs. L. Kneeter,
Mrs. D. Sherman, Mrs. W. Wolfson, lira.
I. Levy, Mrs. II. A. Wolf, Mrs. A. B. Al
plrn, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. M. Tatel, Mrs.
M. Horn. Mrs. J. B. Robinson, Mrs. R,
Kulakofsky, Mrs. 8. Ravlts, Mrs. B.
Bugartnin, Mrs. II. Marowltx and Mrs.
M. Melcher. '
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standard set by tho dental college stu
dents last year. It will be a Hallowe'en
party and ft witch will serve punch. The
hnll will be elaborately decorated.
This Is the first of a series of five. The
committee In charge of the affair Is; E.
6. Taylor and Joxeph Krenklng of the
seniors, Frank Murphy and Charles And
ers 6f tho Juniors,. C. V. Bobollk and Ben
jamin Mach of the freshmen.
Mesdames:
0. Newman,
1. Pommers,
Ixuls Pommers,
Frederick Cohn,
1 lagan,
Pol Klein,
Moa Miller,
Vr" Miller.
J. N. Kopald,
Livingstone,
(1. Grots.
V. Pinions.
Eva Gladstone,
Myron Kahn,
M. Meyer,
8 Wells,
Dave Wells.
M timer Moses,
Well.
Mlses
Irma Wells.
Postponement.
The meeting of the V. 8. Grant post and
corps, planned for Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. George W. Lower, has been
Indefinitely postponed. ,
Tcrry-Liddel Wedding.
Mrs. Robert B. Uddell announces the
wedding of hc.r daughter, Carolyn, to Mr.
Charles I Terry. Tho ceremony tools
place Punday at the bride's parents'
home, 2.'20 Charles street. Rev. J. M.
Runcie officiated.
For November Bride.
Mrs. Harold Sobotker and Miss Trimble
entertained at bridge this afternosn at
the home o the former In Dundee, in
hon6r of Miss Marguerite Buseh, who will
t. n November bride. Tho guests In
cluded:
Army Card Party,
Mrs. C. A, Hweet entertained Informally
at cards Saturday afternoon for her
daughter, Mrs. George W. C. Whiting of
Fort Crook, who will leave Wednesday
Tor Galveston, where she will Join lieu
tenant Whiting, and for Mrs. Trlnder,
who expects to leave Fort Omaha Friday
for Tosas. Those present were:
Mesdames
O. W, C. Whiting, Hentlng of
William Nesbltt Fort.Crook,
of Fort Crook, W; T. fcoleman
John Trlnder. of Fort Crook,
MUs Plummcr of Fort Crook.
Bridge luncheon.
Mrs, 'David Wells was hostess at a
bridge luncheon Saturday at her home.
American Beauty roses and carnations
Misses
Marguerite BukcIi,
Marjorlf lowland,
Helen Kpeneter,
llclen Murphy,
Beatrice Coad,
Josephino Murphy,
Ireno Coad,
Mcsdamesc
Georgo Trimble,
D. M. Edgerly,
Clifford Wcller,
E II. Blakeley,
Misses
1-iiiim Yund of
Amsterdam, N. T ,
Roso Smyth.
Gladys Impey,
Marie Woodard,
Hazel Heggblade,
Claire H. Woodard.
Mesdames
Mel Uhl, Jr.;
C. H. Sobotker,
J. P. Trimble,
Harold Sobotker,
W. C. T. U. Halowe'en Party.
The Frances Wllllvl Woman's Chris
tian Temperance. union will entertain at a
Hallowe'en party. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Dalsell, 1119 South Thirty
first street, Friday evening. A cordial
Invitation Is extended to all friends.
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Evening Reception.
Miss Goldle Alplrn entertained at a
reception Sunday evening from 8 to 10
o'clock for her cousin, Miss Sadie Fern
stein ot St Paul. Pink and white waa
the color scheme, a mound of the roses
being Used on the dining table with pink
shaded candles. About ISO guests called.
Among those assisting were;
Madam
Joe Rosenberg, '
Misses
Marlon Marowlt,
Badle Marowlts.
Mollle Corby.
Bess Monsky.
Fannie Rosenblum.
Lillian Rabin,
Mesdames
11. D. Marowltx,
Misses
Badle Maro wits.
Rose Weinberg,
Ida B rod key,
Ruth Gross,
Frances Palais.
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tlekUng In the throat crusts In the nose,
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Uamedlate steps should t taken to
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Unique Party, at Plerenn.
Miss Myrtle Hooper of Florence enter
tained at a unique party at her horns
Thursday evening, when the gueats were
entertained with a mock weddjng. Miss
Hooper was the bride and wore a white
wedding gown with veil and flowers.
Miss Palma Law eon served as bride
groom. Miss Georgia Remhardt acted as
bridesmaid ana Mlta Clara. McDermand as
maid of honor. Preceding the ceremony
Miss Clta, Barcntsn sang "I Love You
Truly," Miss Maria Field played the
Lohengrin wedding march. Rose Houska
read the marriage line, a wedding sup
per was served, after which the bride
and bridegroom enjoyed a wedding trip
by auto to Calhoun, Those In attendance
were:
Misses
Rose Houska,
Allda Klander.
Grace Henkley,
Etta Barentsen,
iieien iinn,
Palma Lurstn,
Mesdames
Rees,
Larsen,
Misses
Helen Loftman,
Mario Field.
Clara McDermand.
Georgia Remhardt,
Myrl Hooper.
Mesdames
Hooper.
Gamma ta Gamma.
Theta chapter or minima ICta Gamma
of the Crelghton College of Law gave an
Informal recaption Saturday evening, the
occasion being the opening of their new
home at 1113 South Thlrty-thlrd street
The house waa tastily decorated with
autumn leaves and the combined colors
of tho college and fraternity. Those pres.
ent were:
Misses Ma.
Ileen McCaffreif
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Alice Delaney.
Ruth Hunzlker.
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Walter T, Morr.
Vernon Bchleh,
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Irene Lansdon.
Nell Lovely,
Irene McCoy.
Norma Wilhurn.
Catharine M. Goodall
Helen M. Grady,
Margaret Ine,
Irene Kenney.
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Claude Parker,
Charles P. Flood,
Edward J. Robins,
K. J. Kean.
Joe Rreen,
Joe Lovely,
1 B. Day.
J. V. McDermott,
Matthew Urossard.
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