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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 17, 1914.
PLANS FOR JUNE WEDDINGS
Trips Abroad for the Summer Are
Being Planned.
CORNELL GLEE CLUB IS BOOKED
Panrtern to Bf In the Wrtlnir
Party f Ml" Knthfrrlnr nee.
nan unit Mr. John b-
ter In .Inne.
Soclnl Cnlcndar.
pfNDAT-Mr. una Mrs. Julius Rosen
frlfl. Touncll ntuffr. at home for Mrs. 1
New Mr. and Mrs. Waller MoCormlck.
supper at Country cluh for Miss Clara
?ONDAV Mendelssohn choir and f hi
rB(to symphony orchestra, Audltor
li.m. Coronado club, dancing rrt- at
Turplns Trustees. Clarkson hospital,
reception and dance for graduates
Jacob s hall Mr. and Mm. Ward Burg-
rtt. dinner party. . '
1 rBSPAY Mendelssohn rholr and I Chi
cago Symphony orchestra .Mrs. Walt- ,
Preston, luncheon for JJmw Beverly
and Mm Poyne. fnlvorssi circle. rdj
nED&B8DAY-Mr. tra Porter, tea
for Mrs. W. A. Praser. Thimble club, '
i- n T.mnliJnn hnfttelS.
i Ht'RSDAY- Mr. H. M. Barnet, ; dancing
party at Manawa, for Scottish Rite
member and ladles.
i rtltlAY-Columblan circle card Parti.
ATURDAY Opening ot Happy Hollow
rl.ib. table d'hote dinner and dance
. a tlkAwaal Tfsall ftnfinlntr Al
wintry club, table d'hote dinner and J
Juno wedding are of much ochU In
terest and several of the brides will have
many attendants, making tho weddings
i.. dually brilliant.
W hen Miss Katherlne Becson weds Mr.
.lohn ratter Webster June 9 at All
Saints' church, they will havo fourteen
attendants. Attending tho bride will bo
Miss Marlon rieree of Lafayette, Ind.
Mia. Harold rrltchetl will be matron of
honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss
T.uev Hawk of Battle Creek, Mich.: Miss
raisabeth llruce. Miss Mildred Butler. ,
Mlts Elizabeth Dala and Miss Menl i
Davis. Mr. Harold Prltehctt will t.e bt i
man and the ushers will be Messrs. John
Daufhrty. John Caldwell, Raymond
Low. Harry Koch Frank Selhy and Heed
S eters."
June Wedding Plans
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster Flack have
Issued Invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Henrietta Lois, to Mr.
Miles Stanford McFnyden on Wednesday
evening. June 3, at 3:30 o'clock, at tho
residence ot (ho bride's parents, 497 South
Thirty-eighth street.
Miss Frances Thrall of Detroit will bo
maid of honor and Mr. George Flwok,
brother of the bride, best man. Mlses
Hazel and Carol Howard. Helen Smith
and Marlon Carpenter, li schoolmate
of tho bride, will stretch tho ribbons.
The requeii, "No presents" Is made on
the wedding cards.
Cornell Comes Christmas Week,
Th Cornell Glee and Mandolin club will
give a concert In Omaha Monday evening,
l'ecember 19.
iocal Cornell university alumni liavo
been In communication with tho manager
of the Glee club and consider they wcro
very fortunate In securing a Unto with
tho musical clubs to visit Omaha. Tho
Cornell musical clubs gave a concert here
three years ago last Christmas and re
ceived auch an ovation that they were
Rnxlous jto return.
Frank Holby and Gcorcs-Tliummell are
two Omaha moti who wero tormerly wltn
the Cornell Gleo, club. , I
Althougt It Is not yet the Fourth of
July, the college men nro planning for
the Christmas holidays, and tho visitors
are promised n jolly time In Omaha.
Then will lie a large luncheon for the
nun. followed by motor rides. Then there
will bo a tea dansant In the afternoon, so
that the college men may inet tha
Omaha yoUng women. A dinner will pre
cede the concert, and following that there
w II be a brilliant ball given by the
Cornell alumni at the new Fontenello
hotel If It Is finished.
European Travelers.
Mr And Mre. Nathan Merrlam and Miss
Mcrrlam leave Monday for New York,
and will salt on the Cedrio for England
Thursday. Mr. Merrlam will remain
abroad for a month, hi wife and daugh
ter remaining longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, who have
been abroad since their marrlago last No
vember, are ndw touring Switzerland by
automobile.
Mr 15, M. Andreesen will sail June 30
for Germany to spend tha summer.
MIsa Clara Bull ot Pasadena arrived
Wednesday and la thi truest ot Mr, and
Mrs. Isaac K. Congdon for several weeks
l'eiopt sailing June 18 for a summer
abroad,
Mr. and and Mrs. C. N. Diets and MIsa
Jxmlse White landed Wednesday at
Huro and have gone to Paris for two
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Victor White plan
to loin their daughter In England tho
latter part of June, leaving here about
June 21.
Mr. and Mm. Gould Dletz, Mrs. Tut
nam. Lincoln; Miss Evelyn Stlckney, St
Paul. Mr- Joseph Hoyden and MIsa Hay
den were to land at Naples Friday on
tlnlr trip around the world. Mr. 'Hayden
and Mlis Hayden will spend about six
week in Europe before coming home and
will make the tour ot the BrIUsh Isles
i'y motor.
With the Visitors.
Mr. Albert Low, tha guest ot Mr. and
Mis Wilson Low for two weeks, returned
Saturday to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. James Chad wick aspect
Mrs. Lewis a Reed of Paris to arrive th
e&rlr Cart of tha week, ta be their nut.
Mm. Red Is now with her son, Mr. Lewis
n need, in Chicago. .
Miss Frances Thrall of Detroit arrives
the middle of next weak to be the aruest
or Miss Henrietta Flack until after the
Utter s marriage June i.
Mr. Carl F. Hartman arrived Sxturriav
morning from Chicago, where she end
Major Hartmann have been stationed
for tba last year- Mr. Hartmann comes
to attend tha confirmation exerolses of
her daughter. Mils Phyllis, who u
pupil at Brownell Hall. Mrs. Hartman
win ie at the Hotel Loyal and will re
main until Brownell Hall closes.
At the Country Club,
Mr. and Mrs. "Walter McOormlck will
give a supper tomorrow evening at tna
Country club for MUs Bull, Mies Caro
line Congdon'a guest .Among the guests
will be Mr. and Mrs. Barton Millard, MUs
congdon, Mr. Lawrence Urlnker and Mr.
James B, Woodard.
Mrs. Barton Millard entertained Friday
at tne country club at a farewell lunoh
eon tor her mother, Mrs. Nathan Mar
Ham, who leaves next week for Europe,
lovera for twenty wore laid at a table
decorated with pink roses and Javender
sweet peas.
Mr and Mrs. Ward M. Burgess en
tertalned at a dlnnr-danee Haturday
evening at the Country club in honor of
Members of Webster-Beeson Wedding Party
inniMr 11
Averlll Harrlman of New York. Covers
were laid for fifty guests.
Box Parties for Mendelssohn Choir.
Society will attend tho concerts Mon
day and Tuesday at the Auditorium given
by tho Mendelssohn choir and tho Chi
cago Symphony orchestra. Those who
will give box parties are:
Mr. and Mm. George Brandels.
Mr. und Mrs. A, U Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Crofoot
Mr. and Mm. B. M. Falrchlld. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Holdrege.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Fort.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Nash.
Mr. and Mrs, Ward Ilurcess.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles KoftnUe.
Mr. and Mm. C. W. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mm. F. VT Klrkendall.
Mr. and Mm. John w, Towle.
Mr. and Mrs. Gurdon W. Wattles.
Mr. and Mrs, George A. Hoasland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCord.
Mr. Joseph Hayden.
Brownell Hall Luncheon. '
MIsa Jean Hunter ot Council Bluffs en
tertained at luncheon Saturday at her
home in honor of tha graduating class
of Brownell Hall, of which she Is a mem
ber. Mrs. Ward roses and daisies weixs
used In the table decorations and covers
weie placed for;
Mlsse
Misses o
Helen ISastman,
Helen Van Duten,
Iiuth Iiecl'r,
Mnrjorle Hmlth,
ueiia young.
Mildred Todd.
Dorothy KnlttK
Elisabeth Davidson. Naomi Towle.
Lydla Dawson, Dorothy Smith,
Isabella Vlnsonhaler, Mary Hlgglnbothara,
Frances Neble, Jean Hunter.
Dietss Club Banoe.
The Diets club entertained at a May
party at the club house Thursday even
ing. The following were present;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dettraan.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bryan.
Mr and Mrs, OiorSo Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bpellman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brandt.
Mr- and. Mm. Charles Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Persy Owynno.
Mr. and Mrs. 15. A. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorp.
Mr. and Mrs. William Plainer.
Mr. and Mm. Karl Kisenhart.
Messrs. Messrs.
Edward Lafferty, Al Kellstrom,
Dr. Harry Attwood, Jerome Latach,
H L. Uaugh. Dr. Fred Lage.
Dr. J. A. Henske. Julius Soecaard.
Kdward Hawley. F. A. Jacobean.
John Jefferson, W. C. Jorgensea,
Charles Assman, Ilobert Shields,
7teman uraaioro, uoya Jensen,
Ilobert Nelson,
Thor Andresen,
Frank Coulter,
J. A. Motls,
Harry Beaohke,
William wurster.
Mlssei
Adeleno Wykoff,
Edith Jones,
Gertrude Gruenlg,
Bvelyn Neale,
Cletta Gregg.
Margaret Petersen.
Marie' Mackln,
Louisa Lewis.
Louise Elbert.
Gene Itotmslln,
Mary Horn,
Dora Haarmann,
Hthel Cullen.
Helen Grady,
A. u. lJ?rK,
Dr. II. asantntr.
Al Blaufuss,
Clarence Hall,
Misses
Frankle Gomes,
May Jacobsen.
Maria Mackln.
Oara Scott.
Lucille Herbert,
Gladys Morrell,
Helen O'llrtln.
Irene Hlgbee,
Vera Kden,
Chicago.
Amy Jaeger.
Chicago.
Bertha Mors,
aenevleve Kellogg,
Engagements. Announced.
Mr. J. H. Koplets announces the en'
gaetment of his daughter. Emily Jose
pfc-ne, to Mr Henry H Hoist of Bellevue,
SBBBBSaasssBa&r,j
ErassY?k
jE&za2e(& -Brace
Tha wedding Is to take place lata In
June.
Mr. and Mm. Edward Lee Vaughn of
Chicago, formerly of Omaha, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ann.
to Mr. Bradford Phillips.
Mm. Ella R. Shaw announces the en
gagement ot her daughter, Stella, and Mr.
Eugene H. Cotteen. Tha wedding will be
celebrated In tha summer. Miss Shaw is
a member ot the Delta Delta sorority,
university of Nebraska, and Mr. Cottean
ta a former Crelghton man.
Mrs. B, S. Phelps ot Benson announces
tha engagement of her daughter, Lillian,
and Mr. Aloriio Lacey ot Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. CahlU announce
the engagement ot their daughter, MIsa
Elizabeth, to Mr. Gerard A. Quenette.
Tha marriage will take place early la
June.
Surprise for Chambers.
ine following guests were present at
a surprise party given Ralph Chamber
Saturday evening at his home, 1034 Spen
cer street. Those present were:
Misses
Lillian Curtis,
Frances Lynch,
Rosa Hansen,
Misses
Helen McNamara,
MargTotte Highly,
Helen Toy,
Thelma Smith.
Winifred Dolan,
Eleanor aajagher,
Messrs.
Delia Dallev.
Lily Hansen,,
Helen More,
Luclla Heine,
Messrs.
Karl Munroe.
Erwln Nell son.
Wllllard MeNamara, Oscar Olson,
iwanHii mutir, i liootn,
Oeorca Brodemon, Harry Olson,
Joe Oalagher, Ralph Chambers,
i1Sn.c.Vt, Hsnry Hansen.
Wendell Kimchner,
Summer Plans
Mr. and Mm. E. r. Folds, who have
been In Colorado Springs for some time,
win Jo'n Miss Folda on the flmt ot June
for tha summer at Ephralm. "Wis., on
their Island home, Dncelmar.
Mrs. a A. Searle left Thursday for
ienver, wnera sna will spend tha summer.
Chi Omega Lunoheon.
ti n . . n ...
r. rranic a. eraitn entertained at
luncheon at tha Hotel Loyal Saturday for
aiiss .narner-Kaacmre of Sidney. Neb..
who Is her guest. Mrs. Ward roses were
used In th decorations. Those present
war an members ff rhi Omega sorority,
(.Diversity m Nebraska, and Included
Hawk
r Battle Cratk. MlcL
Misses Florence Hill of Lincoln, Neb.,
Olive Coffman and Vera Fink, and Mes
dames Walter Herro'n and W. Hackm'an.
Chi Kany Dance.
The first annual dance of the Chi Kany
club was held Friday evening at Tur
pin's academy. This Ja a new club that
has been organized at the high school.
The hall was decorated In brown and
white, tho colors of the club. Those pres.
ent were:
Misses
Vera Dutton,
Mary Dunn,
Marie Vernon,
Gertrude Briggs,
Misses
Minerva Fuller,
Margaret Ratfen,
Clara Llndley,
Mario Hlxenbaugh,
iiuin, men,
uiaco iiarie.
Margaret McFarlane Elizabeth Gould.
Dorothy tLyle. Frances McStravlch,
Rachel Motcalfo. Paulino Trout,
Margaret Gettcn, Charlotte Bedwell,
Katherlne Robinson, Dorothy Hitchens,
Harriet Sherman, Elizabeth I'tnley,
Louise Hupp, Gladys Shamp,
Paulino McStravlch. Grace Slabaush.
Annabelle Douglas, Mlnnlo Johnson,
Elizabeth Carr.
Holen Detweller,
Mildred Collins.
Gertrude Porter,
Elizabeth McMullan,
Margaret Clayton,
Nina Garret,
Edna Btms,
Agnes Dunn,
Minnie Stedlnger,
Helen Curtis.
Gwendolyn Wolfe,
. Messrs
Lyle Rushton,
Robert Edwards,
Frank Carpenter,
Archie Carat,
Clarence Patton,
John Brotherton,
John Jenkins,
Frank ' Keluenberg,
Porter Allan.
Wallace Shepard,
Wilson Bryans,
Perry Singles,
Edmund Booth.
Phillip Briggs,
Bam Wlllard.
Wilbur Fullaway,
Harold Torrell,
Glenn Musgrava,
Gerald Ellick,
Glenn Wallace.
Edward Woodbine,
Donald Smith,
Arthur Loomls.
Ralph Carney,
Kmma runaway,
Helen Weeks,
Clara Dutton,
Marlon Wellcr.
Thelma Carlyle,
iiaxei -MoMuuen,
Rhoa Hendeo,
Garnett Briggs,
Marie Rowley,
Esther Graff,
Messrs
Alfred Adams,
Chandler Trimble,
William Harte,
Richard Fuller,
Earl Starboard,
Kenneth Norton,
Lorenzo Fowler,
Watklns Wolfe.
Alvin Cullen,
Frank Walker,
Earl Ketcham,
Byron Bnyder,
I-rfsroy Cromwell,
i lay an aieyer,
Clay Belsel.
Kdward Perley,
uaiDh Benedict.
Morton Wakeley,
Burton Howard,
Donald Lyle.
John McFarlane,
j-Tca mewii,
Kdward Ochiltree,
Berthold Stedlnger,
Motor Trip.
Mm, Klrkendall motored to Excelsior
Springs last Saturday In her car, accom
panied by Mm. Barber, Mrs. J. J. Dickey
and Mrs. J. R. Scobla. Thoy are expected
back today.
Shower for Bride.
Miss Marguerite Cahlll entertained at
a snower In honor of her sister. Miss
Bessie Cahlll, Thursday evening at their
home, 2801 South Central boulevard. The
evening was spent with muslo and games.
Miss Lou Jepaon and Miss Rose Gorman
winning prizes. Covers were laid for
twenty-six, the centerpiece was American
Beauty roses. Those present were;
.MM'r. .. Misses
Mary O'Nell, Lou Jepson,
Jma Fltxwllllam, Agnes O'Nell
"fl Ostrom, Rosa Gorman.
Jessie Court May Howard,
Amy. MtwllMs. Julia, Moyian.
Bessie Cahlll. Madge Howard,
Margaret Gorman, Mary Guenette.
iV.1.1. M'Krald. Kate Kahle,
Phllomena Gorman. May Carbuskl.
Mamie fritxgcrald Margaret Cahlll,
Mr. and Mre. John M. Cahlll.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. CahllU
Mr. Bernard Guenette.
For Mrs. Orr.
The members of the Omaha Whist club
will entertain at tha Colonial on Monday
afternoon In honor of Mm. T. M. Orr.
who has recently returned from New
York, where she won honors at tha
Women's Whist congress.
Waller-Marowita Wedding.
Mrs. H. Marowits announces the mar.
rlage of her daughter, Mlts Sadye, and
Mr. Samuel J. Waller of San Francisco.
Cal., which took placr Thursday In that
olty. rtabbi Bosenwasser officiated. Mr.
and Mrs. Waller left for a honeymoon
trip to Feather Hot Springs, Cal., and
on their return will reside In San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Pagalco Club Gives Dance.
ine members of the Pagalco club held
their final darling Party of th Mni
at Ambruat hall Wednesday evening.
inoe present were:
flM W,
."'" ,, . 11SPF
Genavlpve Callahan. Clair MckVr.no
nulh Hudson. Bessie Antony.
Mnraniet Brock- Esther Nordene.
mil er. Mclvln.
Klhel Larson. Johnson,
AJ,on' Aargarct Hodson,
Anna Baus. Nfl,e Hodson.
,piRHo'niaP. Alvena Gropp.
l.ucllc Thornton. Gladys Harvey.
Agnes Dunn. Grace Barber,
Alma Brodtrdorp. JttHbol llonakr.
Irene Stoltonbers. Edna Leaman".
(lam Broderdorp. Myrtle Cavanaugh.
Miirgurft yiollenberSEva Ortrtott.
Itose Dixon. Hazel Noyes,
Korrlne nunders, (?iacc Nagl
:?i'"iiJiftl?,h,ii Florence Jfnbrnn.
I'.thel Mulholland. Kthel Martin
Frances Mulholland, Elsie Kramer,
Mora Tltzel. Lillian Mor-Ute.
Nina WHlteriv Marie Dawson,
l.dna ICue, Grand Julia Brady.
Mound, la.; Ann Llljlgren,
Mamie Iloberts. Harriet Morris.
Tliercsn Mulcahy.
MMsrs Messrs.-
rt. L. Dio-. Bay Sorenson,
X iJwanon, V. E. Hughes.
E. J C'olbtrg, Theodore h'chafer.
r. Hodson. . A. E. Swan son.
H. G. Larson. U H. Butt.
Herbert Baus, I. II. MocCrone,
Elmer Patton, E. T. Rcllly.
William Nlttlcr. Harry Grobeck,
if- Hoffman. .lames Noraard,
, Fltsgcrald. Lawrence Grobeck,
J. 1- Fitzgerald, Charles W. Roeve,
A. p. Cftvett. Freti B. Butt.
J. J. White. D. D. O'Leary,
Eugeno May, F. K. Finch.
?. ff ' p,enn.er' Dypert,
hmll Schack. AViillam AIcAdams.
J. H. .taske, J. .Gorman,
H B. Ruftner, JacK Bullcr.
Vincent Kelly, Rnlph Lyman.
T. M. Carllric. W. J. Palmer,
Georgo T. Kauffman.Jack Barry.
Ry Keller, b. J. Swift.
Arthur Grelncr, Oscar Brodlne,
Summer Missions Luncheon.
The committee at work on the Summer
School of Missions, which will be held at
tho University or Omaha In June, had
luncheon together at the Hamilton cafe
Saturday. Sixty-five reservations were
made. Among those present were:
Misses Minn-
Edith Jones, Edith Cates.
M-ry Mann. Janet Camaby,
Lydla McCague, Kalle Groh.
Knte Davis, jicna white.
Margaret Madera, clara Henry.
luojunuico- aiesaamee
J. E. Connell. m. Vnn
J. E. Dodder. d. E. Jenkins.
i ?.urn,B .. D- Johnson.
G. O. Wallace. e. A. Van Fleet,
J. B. Butler, Clark McGrew.
Arthur Chase, w. a. Saunders.
w. o. Jones. Edward HIsIod.
W. N, Halaey, J. MrCUIr.
9. Copper. E. o, McGIHon.
w' J? otltr Florence Stewart.
C A. Sherwood. Carrie D. Scott.
8. K. Spalding. George E. Abbott.
Kaward Johnson, j. e, Carney.
W. E. Bingham. Henrs- TIM.r.
C F. Clark. a . v. rrt..
C, O. Hammond, r, c. Hoyt. '
J W. QUI,
Entertains Dinner Party.
A. B. Warren entertained informally
at dinner Saturday evening at tha Omaha
club In honor of Mrs. John M. Kuyken
dall of Denver and Mrs. Putnam Cobb
of New York, who' are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Test Stewart. Covers
were laid for eight guests.
Surprise Party.
A pleasant surnrlse nartv u nrir
Mrs. T. R. Armour Friday afternoon.
Those present were:
MflBdamAK-
Mesdames
Ellen Myers
Nora Riley
C. L. Lewis
A. E. Anderson
J. Goodwin
Alice Powers
C. E. Wilson
ThomnH Carrnll
Charles Robinson
C. B. Stewart
Cora Glover
Rose Murphy
Aicma Jacobs,
Entertain at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Gross entrnlnl
at dinner Friday evening for Mr. J. B.
Osborne, the blind orator from California.
Those present were:
Mr. and Mm. J. Solatorott.
Mm. I. Glnsburg,
Mr. a Novelet:.
Rhea Ftomkln. Manette Solatorott
Cella Lippe,
Columbian Circle Entertains.
The Columbian Circle will entertain at
a card party Friday evening at their hall,
Twenty-second and Locust streets.
At Berohman's Academy.
The meeting of tha Research club has
Why their .
beauty lasts
Combined with the beauty
of Quaker Lace Curtains is
a most remarkable durability.
Hidden from tight, a bobbin thread
ties together the threads of each de-
slirn. The Quaker bobbin thread Is
stronger than that used in any other
make of lace curtains.
This makes Quaker Lace Curtains
the most durable of all lade curtains.
Better laundcrinc curtains have
never been produced.
It will be to your advantage to
visit the curtain departments of
merchants who feature Quaker Lace
Curtains
Quaker Jce Curtains
QUAKER LACE COMPANY PHILADELPHIA
ONE OF THE BRIDES OF LAST
WEEK.
Hiro. Leo cJoseph Rusk
been postponed until the afternoon of
May 24.
The Junior class of St. Berchman's will
give s banquet Tuesday afternoon for
tha senior .class. In the evening the
seniors will give a Latin play.
For the Future.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Burgess will give
a dinner Monday evening prior to the
Mendelssohn choir concert, for which
they have a box.
Postponement'
The meeting ot-the Thimble club has
been postponed from Tuesday to Wed
nesday afternoon owing to so many wish
ing to attend the Chicago Symphony or
chestra matinee.
At Home. '
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenfeld, 296 South
Eighth street. Council Bluffs, will be at
home Informally this afternoon for Mm.
Rosenfeld's mother. Mrs. I. New, of
Chicago.
Entertains at Luncheon.
Mm. Raymond Hayward of llaJraeres
entertained at luncheon Saturday for
Miss Georgia Patterson. Those present
were:
Mesdames Mesdaroes
Armstrontr, Stanley Rosewater,
Wll Guild, Oliver Eldridge.
Misses- Mlsses
Sv.'i" ai,7,0,,' Marlon Funkhouser,
Mildred Funkhouser, Elolse Hlllls.
Graduation Exercises
Graduation exercises for mines at the
Clarkson Memorial hospital will be held
at Trinity cathedral Monday evening1 at
7:30 o'clock.
Coronado Dancing Party.
The Coronado club' !t it.i.9 n..
of the season will be held Monday at
ununs acaoemy. The hall wilt be at
If Special Announcement
A few days ago, when It was certain that our Spring Season was
to be late, we decided to place on sale at special prices all of our high
grade, complete bedroom suites and dining room suites. This in
cludes the very newest Xurnlture, all purchased for this spring trade.
It Includes solid Mahogany, Circassian Walnu't. Bird's-eye Maple to
gether with some of the more staple Fumed Oak Suites.
A SS7S.00 Antique Mahogany Adams Bedroom suite, cane panel,
complete suite for J550.00, Is one or the examples of the prices we
are making In this sale. You will find hundreds of odd pieces also
at equally large reductions, together with some at half price.
This should be of special Interest to people building Houses who
will want furniture a tittle later, as It will pay well to buy furnlturo
now and get the benefit of the wonderful reductions and have It de
livered to you when you need It
June Brtles are finding our store the zenith of attraction when It
comes to house furnishing.
Beaton & Laier Co.
R 415-17 So. 15th St.
I I I il
tractively decorated In pennants ISO l!lpt
used. The committee In charge Includes
Messrs. Wayne Moore. George Suchart,
William Nelson and Lloyd TolanJ.
Universal Circle Entertains.
The Universal Circle will entertain
a card party Tuesday afternoon at their
hall. Twenty-eighth and Fowler streets.
Eight prizes will be awarded. The hos
tesses will be Mre. A. Kline and Mrs.
F J. Cusack.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mm. Windsor Mcgeath has returned
from a visit to her pnrents in Minneap
olis. Miss Katherlne Becker, who has been
spending a month at Excelsior 3prlnss,
arrived home last evening.
Miss Alice Swltzler has returned from
a four months', visit at Lancaster. Pa.,
and other eastern points.
Mm. E, M. Marsch and small son,
Richard, will leave Monday for- a visit
In. Minneapolis and Sioux Falls, S. D.
MJsa Harriet Radcllffc of Sidney. Neb.
who has been tho guest ot Mrs. Frank A.
Smith, leaves this afternoon for her
home.
Captain and Mm. David Stone and chil
dren have arrived from Honolulu to visit
Mrs. Stone's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Hoagland.
Mrs. Walter A. Appel arfd small daugh
ter of Denver, who have been visltlns
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Treller, will leave
tomorrow for their home.
Personal Mention.
A' daughter was born Thursday to Ma.
and Mm. S. T. Rcsnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans of Bloom
Ington, III., who were expected this week
to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Monoghan.
are Unable to come on account of tha
illness ot Mr, Evans.
Mr. Norman Chapman of Momence, 111.,
Mr. B, R, Chapman and Mrs. Mattle
Ruby of Shenandoah have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. McConoughey dur
ing the last week. Mrs. LflBarrort.
mother ot Mrs. McConoughey, will ac
company Mrs. Ruby to Shenandoah Mon
day. Mr. B. R, Chapman leaves tonight
for his home.
ONE TWIN RUN OVER BY AN
AUTO WHILE PLAYING HORSE
Tony Scavlo, 7 years old, MOT South
Fifteenth street, was seriously Injun d
when he was run down by an automobile
drlVen by George T. Adams, 1WJM Cum
ing street. Tony and his twl.i brother.
Tommy, were crossing Sixteenth street
near Hickory when the accident oc
curred. The two boys were hitched
together with some strong twine and
they were playing horse with each othyr.
Adams figured the ooy's would continue
to cross to the other side when the
youngnters became contused and cn
started in the opposite direction pulling
the other right In front it tha approach
ing machine.
Tony was taken to St Joseph's hospital
whiru he was given medical attention.
Adams was placed under arrest.
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