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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 24, lu,.
JUTDOOR SOCIAL CLUBS OPEN i
ffappy Hollow and Country Clubs
Have Initial Functions.
BENEFIT FOR VISITING" NURSE
wnotterlllr" to lie Presented nl the
nrnndrl Monday nvenlnsr
Many Invitations lunnrit for
June Weddings.
Snrlnl Cnlrnilnr.
eTNDAY -Minneapolis Symphony orrhes
tra concert at the Brnndels. t m ,
Darwin Chcsney, dinner at !APpy Hol
low club, for Mlti Henrietta n k and
Mi Frances Thrall.
MONDAY- -The Butterflies.' at the
Brandels, for benefit Visiting Nurse as.
soclatlon. Miss Al'ro Tarter, luncheon
for Mis Henrietta Flack.
Tt'ESDAY Mrs, U. W Wattle, lunch
eon tor Mm Charles Allen Miss Marlon
Carptnter, dinner for MIm Henrietta
Flack at Happy Hollow club; Bonekem-per-Hohrbough
wedding.
WEDNESDAY Mrs. James McKenna,
luncheon lor Mr. H 8. Caldwell and
Mlsa Baldwin of Tlora. Pa. ; Mrs. A U,
Reed, lunrheon for Jirs. Charles Allen,
Lt-A-VIrp smoker at Diets club, C'Q.
lumblan circle card party.
THl'RSDAY Mlsa Mildred Todd and
Mlsa Helen Van Dusen. luncheon at
Happy Hollow club for Brownell Hall
seniors. Mm. John U Kennedy enter
tain for Mrs. Charles Allen, Mr and
Mrs Samuel Caldwell entertain for Mrs.
Caldwell of Tioga; golden wedding anni
versary Mr. and Mrs Abattn Wag
goner FRIDAY Mrs J J Brown, luncheon for
Mrs CAldwell and Miss Baldwin of
Tioga, opening dinner-dance, Seymour
Lake club women golfers meet at
Happy Hollow club, lo a. in.
BATl KDAY-Openlng of Field cltm with
dinner and dance; Junior play, Brown
ell Hall; Mlns Helen lJaatmnn and Miss
Dorothy Smith, luncheon at Happy Hol
low club for Hrownell Hall seniors;
dinner and dance nt Country club and
Happy Hollow club; Mies Hazel and
Miss Carol Howard, dinner for Miss
Henrietta Dark; opening Carter I.nke
flub; Miss Helen Smith, luncheon for
Miss Henrietta Flack.
Society Is busily occupied for a time
with country club openings. Visiting
Nurse benefits, spring weddings, sym
phony concerts and recitals.
Miss Margaret Falrchlld of Santos,
23razll, who Is the guest of Mis Margaret
JtiePherson, ha arrived In time to be one
of those who have been called upon to
assist with the performance of 'The
Butterflies." for the benefit of the Visit
lng Nurse association. A number of
Parisian gowns are necessary for the
proper production of this play and aa
Ills Falrchlld has Just returned from
Paris, she was able to supply the defic
iency. Miss Marie McShane, who haa
charge of the decorating, ha received
numerous contributions to perfect the
setting of the play
Mrs. P C. Morlarty, Mrs. Victor Rose
water and Miss Clara Thomas have
charge of the sale of home-made candy
which will be made between the acta
and will be assisted by little Misses Ger
trude Peycke, Helen Roger and Harriet
"Walters, who will dlstrubute the candy
to those In the boxes, and Masters Her
bert Roger. Milton Rogers, Rudyard
Norton, Harknes Kountze, James Con
nell, Ellison Vlnsonhater and John
Welsh, who will sell the candy in the
body of the house.
Invitations Issued.
Invitation have been received In
Omaha for the wedding of Mr, Clement
E. Chase, son of Mr, and Mrs. Clement
Chue of this city, and Miss Helen Kel
sey, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. H. Reeve
Keley bf Toledo. -The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the bride's
parents, at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday eve
ning. June 10. The bride I an attractive
young woman, one of a family of seven
sitters and one brother. All ot her ulstets
will serve ss attendants and MUM O.r
mtllta Chase, who is visiting in New
York City, yiM alio be ono nt the t
tendants. Mr. Philip Chase will bo h'.a
brother's best man. Mr. Chase attends
Kent school at Kent, Mass., and will go
to New York City to meet Miss Cntue.
and then go on from there to Toledo.
Omaha guests at the wedding will be Mr.
and Mrs. Clement Chase ' with their
daughter, Miss Helena Chase, who will
be on Of the' flower girls, Mrs. B. M.
Fairfield may go on for the. wedding.
Miss Mellon. Butterfleld of Minneapolis
1 also going.
Mr. Chase and hia bride will mnke
their home In Pittsburgh, where Mr.
Chase Is .associated with the well known
bridge builder, Mr. Ralph' Modjeskl, nnd
i chief Inspector for the Pittsburgh of
fice.
European Travelers.. ,
Many Omahans who have spent the
winter abroad will remain over, there, for
some time longer, spending Part ot the
summer In touring.
Among thoso- who will milt for the
other sida next month :ue Dr. unl Airs
A F. Jonas and Mrs, Wright of Carroll,
la. They plan to sail n'ojtit I ho mMdIp
o' June and will he gono two month.
spending the greater vart of the time In
Germany and later vUltln.1 London and
Paris and other points f irtarvst
Messrs. Clarence and Droxel Slbberiisen
sailed Friday from Nsw Yo.'k City for
Copenhagen, They will be lolneJ later
by their mother, Mrs. I. glbbunsen. md
her eon, Albert. Mr. Blb'ternsen cr.n
templates going over later In thu Macon
Mrs. Charles Green, who has been
spending the winter In Florence. Italy,
recently entertained at tea for the
Omaha people sojourning there, including
Mrs. John Bourke and the Misses Bourko,
Mrs. Warron Rogers, Mis Mildred Rog
ers and Mr. and Mrs. David A. Baum
and Miss Margaret Baum. The party
then, took the motor trip to the Italian
lakes and Venice.
Mr and Mrs. Baum have gone to Pari,
to remain until June 1, when they will go
to London.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs, C. N. Diets
have received card from them at
Havre, where they tent ' wfreltss to Mr.
and Mrs. Gould Diets, and party, who
were- at Port Said' They will meet In
Paris,
Leary-Muruhy Invitations.
Mr. and, Mrs. Michael Ryan Murphy
issued Invitations yesterday for the wed
ding ot their daughter. Ml Josephine
Alice, to Mr. Norbert Cornelius Leiry.
The ctremony will take place Wednes
day morning. June 10. at Jl o'clock at St.'
Peter's church. Following the ceremony
there will be a buffet breakfast at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy. Miss
Helen Murphy will be maid of honor and
the bride's only attendant Mr- Edward
Leary brother of the groom, w.ll be bit
man, and the -ushers will be Messrs. Har
old Thompson. Kdward Murphy. Arthur
McShansADd Dr. Louis Bushman.
The young couple will be at home after
August 1 at apartment i, the Lorenzen.
For linooln Visitors.
Mrs. W. A. Millard entertained the
Tuesday TraveJ club of Lincoln t lunch
eoi at the Vnlversity club. Thursday.
Those present were Miss Blanche Garten.
Mrs. Ernest Ames, Mr. Fred Sander,
Urs. Howard Klrkpatrlck, Mrs. Olive Se-
s PRIZE F0R P0ISE AND
GRACE AT WELLESLEY.
jorme,
bolt, Miss Georgia Field, Miss Harriet
Spalding, Mis Ida Robblns, Ml Mlllnda
Stuart, Miss Ellen Gere, Ml France
Gere, all of Lincoln,, and Mr. W, A.
Millard ot Omaha.
Wins Honor at Dana Hall.
Miss Reglna Connell, daughter ot Or.
and Mrs. R. W. Connell, who is attend
ing school at Dana Hall, Wcllesley col
lege, won second place In a contest fpr
Poise and; carriage; 'which was held In the
gymnasium elnsses at that school, eighty
young women woro eligible to enter the
contest frop - a class ot almost 300, and
the contest was narrowed down tp Miss
Connell nnd the young woman who was
Awarded the silver cup.
At Happy Hollow.
Spring flowers brightened the tables at
Happy Hollow Inst evening, when the
club was formally opened for the sea
son with a dinner ltnco.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Howe entertained
nt one of the larg:r dinner partloj In
honor of a number of guest from Lin
coln, Covers were placed for Miss Vivian
Howland, Miss Irene Johnson, Mr. P.
Craig Spencer, Mr. Reed Dawson and Mr,
Russell Israel, all ot Lincoln, and the
Misses Helen, Kdlth and Marlon Howe
and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 1. Adams entertained
as their dinner guests:
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. MrolgiU.
Mr. and Mra. Willis Todd.
Master Marlon Adams.
Dining with Mr. and Mm. J. T. Brown-
lee were:
Mr. and Mrs. Oraliam BrndtiW.
Mrs. K. M. Marshall of Plt'.buth. V
Miss Haxel Evans.
Mr. Paul Bradley.
Other dinner parties were given by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Harding, who had a
family dinner for ten.
The .following reservations for dinner
were made:
Messrs. 1
Messrs.
J. P. O'Keefc. 4.
G. AV. Sumner, 8.
Dr. J. E. Pulver, 1
J T. Bertwell. s,
C. It. Moer, i.
W. H. SmatV. 1
Walter Peterson. 2.
3. J. Mellck, S.
Lloyd 8. Smith. S.
W. K, Hhafer, S.
II. G. Strelghl. 2.
Chnrle H. Marley, &
1? K. Klmberley, t
II L. Reed, 4.
U. tt. McCague, S.
Hurl H. Burket. 2.
J. M. Akin. 5.
It. N. Booth. Z.
James Burncss, t.
Harry 8. Byrne, 4.
Albert Kdholm, S.
F.. 8 Folsom. 2.
J. 1- Baker. :.
B. H. Dunham, 4
J. M. Gilchrist, 4.
II. C. Freeman. J.
E. W. Gotten. 6.
J. K. Goodrich. 1
J. W. Hamilton. 3
W. J. lUye. i.
Guy Liggett t
W. A Leet.
C. J. Lyon, t.
Harold Van Dusen. 2.
w. k. McFftriami, i
P. F. Peterson, i
A. Klewlt. 4.
T. H. McCague, 1
W. G. Sliver. K
Rryce Cruwford, i
K. W. Arthur. S.
C. R. Sherman, 4.
O. K. Michel, 2.
H. H. Loomlv
J. A. O",mor?4.
A. I. CrclRh.2.
a. W. Noble. 2.
G. M. Dui kei. 2.
K. A. Pegau. i
Ira W. Porter. 4.
KlmerR Porter. "J.
R. A. Ralph. 7.
W. M Ralnbolt. 2.
R. W. Reed, 4.
W. C Roe. 4.
Frank Robblnr, i
B It. Roblson. 1
It. 8. Tr'mble, !
D C. Delhler. 3
J. M. q Han, 2.
Roger P. llolman. 4, Wi W. glnbaunh. i.
A. T. KIopp. S. F. J. 'Norton. 2.
H. U. Lemtro. . R. Dempnter. 1 ,
U 8. McConnell. 4. 1L P. Rose, r.
Surprise Party.
Mis Ruth Sllne wa tendered a surprise
party Frjlay cVen'ng by a number of
her friend. Those present were:
Misses
Helen. Thlsser
Helen Vandercreek.
Jessie Matleld,
Ottlo Lubk.
Helen Crawford,
Hazel Bmith.
Ruth Btlne.
Mines
Clara Shaft.
Ruth Aloorn,
Mlldrtd Tompsett.
Mary Gbbs,
Frances Latham,
Myrtle Benson',
Messrs. ' 1
Ralph Parker,
Henry Neff.
Edward Deppc,
Edward Jorgensen.
Lester Rlglxe.
Messrs-
a?!0," "Vt
i Foster Jacob,
Lester Latham.
i fii ni,
Luo'en Pettinglll.
Earl Noel.
Dallas Baker.
Eastern Star Kensington.
Mrs. Chad Erwln wss hostess for a
large Kensington Thursday afternoon fr
Vesta chapter, Order of the Eastern tur.
Mrs. Anns, Simpson, grand secretary for
Nebraska, wss the honor guest. flix.ty
guetts were present- This chapter will
entertain at the Masonic home in I'Utts i
mouth Juno H The committee tn -htrpu!
of the kentlngton Includes Mosdsmss U
f BSBSsEl
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A. Sehefflln. W J. Hunter. D. O. King.
T. F. Faulkner. W. S. Carten, A. C. Ad
wcrs. B. F. Ieavenworth, O. Bnret, Dr.
Eleat.or Dnlley.
At the Country Club.
The Country club was formally oper.el
as', ctenlng with a dinner dance, when
i early 3M members attended.
The next large affair scheduled for the
i ountry club will be the nen Greet Piny-
rr, who will be at the club Wednesday
e.enlng, June 17. A table d'hote dinner
v. ill precede the play.
Last evening Mr. M. C. Peter, pruri
ent of the club, and Mrs. Peters gav-i
the largest dinner party, when their
guests were seated at the large rour.!
table in the green cafe. Covers -xit
lla'ed for thirty-six guest.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Hamilton en.er-
talned
Mr nnd Mrs. F. A. Brogan.
Air nnd Mrs. Henry Wyman.
Mr and Mr. C. XV. Hamilton
Mr and Mr. E, P. Peek.
Mr and Mrs. O. W. Wattles .
Mrs t harles Allen.
M si Lynn Curtis.
Dr Bridges,
Mr Karl Gannett.
Sirs, Ben Gallagher entertained tlic
members of the party that made the
Panama .trip together last winter, Ir.n.u .-In-
Mr and Mrs. John A. MeHhafe
M nnd Mrs. O. C. Redlck.
Miss Uurkley.
Mli Marv Uurkley.
Mr Ben Gallagher.
Mr Paul Gallagher.
Mr and Mrs. W. A. C. Johnson had as
their guests at dinner:
Mr and Mrs, Charles C. George.
Mr and Mrs Clement Chase.
Mr and Mrs. Walter B, McCormkk
had as their guests:
Mr and Mrs, Ward Burgess.
Mr and Mrs. Glen C, Wharton.
Mr and Mrs. Moshrr Colpetzer.
With Mr Luther Drake were:
Mr nnd Mrs. A. L. Roed.
Dr and Mrs. J. B, Summer.
Mr and Mrs, Joseph Barker.
Mr nnd Mr. F. W. Clarke had with
them
Mr nnd Mr. J. C. French.
Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Davt.
Mr. nnd Mr. John H. Butler.
Together were;
Miss Elizabeth Congdon.
Miss Caroline Congdon, -
Miss cinra Bull of Pasadena.
Mr. Cuthbert Potter.
Mr. Lawrence Brlnker..
With Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerome Magee woro.
Mr, and Mrs. K. H. Bprague.
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Foye.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Burns.
In another party were:
Miss Anne Gltford,
Mlsa Frances Hochstctler.
Mr. Newrnan Benson.
Mr, Fred Dougherty.
Together were: '
Miss Mildred Buthr.
Mis Isabel VI .onhaler.
Mr. "Willard Butler.
Mr. John Caldwell.
Several of the larger parties wjre Dutch
treat affair. One Included:
Mr, and Mrs, Barton Millard.
Mr. and Mrs. George Redlck.
Mr. and Mr. Ross Towle.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Roberls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keogh.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clarke.
Another Dutch treat party Included.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John L. Kennedy.
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doorly.
Mr. Samuel Doorly of New Jersey.
Mr. and Mr. Samuel Caldwell.
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Keellne.
Miss Frances Wessells.
Mr. Randall Brown.
Mr. C. L, Deuel.
Mr. Elmer Cope.
With Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stout were
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bucholz. .
Mr. nnd Mrs, H, O. Edwards.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R.. F. Kloke.
Together were:
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Huntley. .
Mr, and Mrs. E. S, Westbrook.
Dr. and Mrs C. A Hull.
Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Swobe.
Mr. C. B. Keller was hoit at one of the
dinner parties when his guests were:
Mr. nnd Mrs, H. H. Baldrtge.
Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Coles.
Mr, Doane Keller,
Dining with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Eton
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn.
Mrs. Edward Hayden.
Mrs. Eva Wallace, Mrs, Ben Cotton,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tukey, Mr. Stockton
Heth nnd Mr. Ben Warren formed an
other dinner party.
There were several parties of four in
cluding Mr. ' and Mrs. Fred Hamilton
and Mr, and Mrs. J. T, Stewart Jrt, Mr.
and Mrs. T. F. Kennedy and Mr. and
Mrs. A. V. Klnsler, Mr, and Mrs. Ben
Wood, Miss Ellznbeth Plckena and Mr.
Kenneth Paterson.
In one party were Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold
Prltchett, Miss Louise Dinning, Miss
Elizabeth Davis, Miss Mellora Davis, Mr,
Harrimcn' ot Nw York, Mr. Charles
Crane of Chicago and Mr. Frederick Hub-
bell and Mr. Milton Denman of Dcs
Moines,
Concert Parties.
The concert to be given bv the Mlnnt'
apolls Symphony orchestra Sunday after
noon will be at 3 o'llo.t n stead nf i
o'clock as originally snniunol. A large
number of theater parlle will be glen.
Among those entertaining patties ot fnur.
six or eight guests will be; Mm. Thimis
Kllpatrlck. Mrs. C. W. Hamilton. Mu,
H. V. Uurkley. Mrs. H. O. S'imney, Mrs.
L. F. Crofoot, Mrs. Herman Kounlx?,
Misses Millard, Miss Cora Schwartz, Miss
C. O. Brown. MUs Agnes WltVhsm,
Mrs. A. It. McFarland, Mr. R. O. Drake.
Mr. Herbert Rogers, Mr. Max Martin.
Drama Section Entertained.
Mrs, J. M. Bateman entertained the
members of the drama section, Associa
tion ot Collegiate Alumnae, at a kentlng
ton at her home Saturday afternoon. In
honor 'of MUs Eva Marty, who leaves
next week to be gone all summer.
Studio Tea.
Mist Cora Bchwartx. enterttlned at
studio tea for her pupils Saturday af
ternoon between the hours of 4 nJ
Clutters of bridal wreath and peonits
made an attractive decoration for the
rooms. Mis Schwarts presented wirl
of her pupils In a group of songs by mod
ern composers.
Evening Bridge.
Mr? and Mrs. Robert Gantt entertained
atan evening bridge party Saturday In
honor ot Miss Grace Rohrbough and Mr.
Wllhclm Bridges Bonekemper of Port'
land, whose weeding will take place Tues
day evening. Klllarney roses were used
In, decorations and the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Owen, Missouri
vanty.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Morrison.
Mis Orace Rohrbough.
Mist Wills Spier. St. Joseph.
Mr. Wllfielm Bridges Bonekemper, Port
isna.
Mr. Merle Rohrbough.
For Hrs. Stone,
Mrs. Harold Olfford entertained at
luncheon Saturday at her home n honor
Of Mrs. David Stone of Honolulu, H. I.
who Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George A Hoagland.
Informal Dancine Party.
Mm Haze) I'pdlke entertained at an
Informal dancing party Friday evening
at her home In honor of her cousli.,
Laurence Updike, who has recently re
turned from Eurppe.
Farewell Party.
Mlsa Ono Worley entertained at her
home Friday evonlng In honor ot Miss
Clnra Peterson, who sails next mnmtt
for Europe to spend the summer. Twol o
guests were present at the farewell pnrty
Wedding Plans.
Tho wedding of Miss Ann Dennis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John R, Dcnnln,
and Mr. II, D. Neely, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. II. D. Neely, will be celebrated
Wednesday evening, June 3, at the homo
of the bride. Rev. A. 8. D. Clarke, for
merly pastor of the Lowe Avenue Prei
byterlan church In thl city and no
pastor pf the Second Presbyterian church
of Evanston, 111., will arrive to offlsiule
at this wedding and will be the guet
of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Neely. Tho at
tendants will Include Mrs. Walter Hopi
well ot Tekamah, matron of honor; Mls
Margharetta Burke, maid of honor, and
Mr. Clifford Calkin and Miss Alloe Ka'.o
of Des Moines, who will stretch the rib.
bons. Mr. Charles. McLaughlin will be
best man.
Hewlett-Cook Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cook announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mary
aiicc, ana Mr. f. r. k. Hewlett of
Rapid City, 8. D. The wedding will be T
celebrated in the fall. Mr. Hewlett will
arrive this morning for a few days' visit.
Brando-Stirling,
The marriage ot Miss Mabel Stirling,
daughter of Mr. and Mr. H. J. Stirling,
and Mr. Eugene Everett Brando will Im
celebrated Thursday evening, June IS, et
the home of the bride. A reception .vlll
follow the ceremony.
Parker-Bradley Announcement.
The marriage of Miss May Bradley.
daughter of Mr. Marianne Bradley, and
Mr. Frederick H. Parker will be cele
brated Wednesday evening, June 3.
For Spring Brides.
Mis Marie Hodge entertained at an In-
formil kemlngton at her home Saturday
afternoon In honor of Miss Grace Rohr
bough and Miss Georgia Patterson. Th
guests were members of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority and fourteen were present
In Honor of Confirmation.
Mr. and Mrs, Sol S. Ooldstrom will
receive Sunday. May 31st, with Mr, and
Mrs. Meyer Klein, at their home. 3oi0
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and continues for ono week -open evenings.
Neely-Dennis Wedding
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Jk Clifford Calkins
Harney street, in Jionor of the confirma
tion of Lucllo Goldstrom and Irvln Klein.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Banquet.
Mrs. ' Wnlter Hopewell and Miss Ade
laide Thomas ot Tekamah, accompanied
by Mlsa Ruth MacDonald and MUs Alice
Duval, left Saturday morn)ng for Lin
coln to attend, the Kappa Kappa Gamma
banquet Saturday evening at tho Lincoln
hotel.
High School Party.
High school friends ot Mr. George Brod-
erson wero entertained at a party Friday
evening at his home, ISIS Plnkney street.
Those present were:
Misses
Lucllo Helme,
Lillian Curtis,
Rosa Hansen,
Lily Hansen,
Thelma smith,
Helen McNamara,
Helen Poy,
Messrs.
Lee Booth,
Kenneth Wnlker.
Earl Munroe,
Ralph Chambers,
Roy Platner,
Wendell Klrchner,
Misses
Margrette Highly,
Frances Lynch,
Delia Dally,
Helen More.
Eleanor Galughcr,
Winifred Dolan,
Frances Warren.
Messrs.
Oscar Olson,
Wlllard McNamara,
Harvey Olson,
Henry Hansen,
Erwln Nielsen,
George Broderson.
Graduation Notes.
Miss Harriet Metx and Mies Eleano.
Mackay are members of this year's grad
uating class at Mount Vernon seminary.
Washington, D, C. The commencement
exercises will take place Thursday at
the New Wlllard hotel.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. J. R. Ervlne of Lincoln Is visiting
ANNOUNCES
. an EXHIBITION; of
Rare, Highly interesting and Choice
riental
Exhibition Commences
The Well Known Oriental
MR. HOVSEP
Party
lies WalbevHopewelX
at the homo of her daughter. Mrs. Charles'
II Ashton.
Mis Bess Monsky left Saturday for
Chicago, to be gono four wcelis. -
Mrs. Ben Milder left Saturday morning
for a three weeks' visit to North Platto,'
Neb.
Miss Anna Bishop has been the guest
this week of her sister, Mrs. Edward P.
Peck.
Miss Agnes Moran left Thursday even
ing ror Washington. D. C, to visit her
sister.
Mr. Hal Brady of Cheyenne arrived the '
early part of the week' and la with his
parents, Mr. ond Mrs. John S, Brady,
for a visit.
Miss Margaret Falrchlld of Santos, Bra
zil, is the guest ot Miss Margaret Mc
Pherson. The young women attended the
tamo school.
Mrs. Walter A. Flelshcr and small son
of Philadelphia, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kohn, left Thurs
day for their home.
Registering at the Hotel McAIpln, New
Tork City, from Omaha the last wek
havo been Mr. J. A. Whalen, Mr. E. E.
Lltz, Mr. A, Doovey.
Mrs. Stanley Hartman of Chicago Is
expected in Omaha this week to visit her
father, Mr. Albert Cahn.
Ad Personal Mention bg mfwyp
Mr. Robert Plnkerton will return on
Wcdnceday from the Wentworth Mili
tary academy at Lexington, Mo., to spend
the summer with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Plnkerton.
Mr. H. W. Grcfe. secretary of the State
Board of Health, Dcs Moines, and Fred
H. Hartwell, an attorney ot LaCrosse.
Wis., are the guests of Dr. Lee Edwards
nnd will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. J. de Forest Richards, with her
mother, Mrs. Callahan, and Miss Char
lotte Callahan, will leave June 1 for At
lantic City, where they will spend tho
summer at the Marlborough-Blenhelm.
Mrs. Harry W. Gregg of Texas City,
Tex., Is expected June 1 to make a short
visit with Misses Blanche and Grace Sor
enson, 333S Harney street. Lieutenant and
R
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Display Rooms
South Sixteenth Street
City National Bauk Building. '
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Raj Expert and Connoissear
NAHIGIAN, in charge
Mrs. Gregg were formerly stationed at
Fort Omahn.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Harry O Steel is t Immanuel
hospital, where she underwent nn opera
tion for her throat. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Clarke expect to
move from the Wlnonn next week to the
new Knickerbocker apartments dn Thirty
eighth and Jones streets.
Master Joseph Harding, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Harding jnd a 10-year-old
violinist of this city, gave two concerts
last week, one in Blanco. la., and one
in Whiting. Ia.
Mr. T. J. Rogers returned Thursday
from several weeks' stay In New York
with her sister. Mrs. Latey. Mrs. Rogers
Is at present with her daughter. Mrs
Frank Keogh, but will occupy her npatt
ments nt the Colonial later.
Mr. W. R. Bennett, who went to Roches
ter, Minn., with his brother-ln-lnw, Mr.
Louis Doup. last week, returned Wednes
day to Omaha and reports that Mr. Doup
Is 'mprovlng, but will remain there prob
ably a month longer, under treatment
by Dr. Mayo. Mrs. Doup will remain
with her husband.
Ralph Cohn is
Painfully Injured
by an Automobile
Ralph Cohn. 12-yar-son of Rabbi and
Mrs. Frederick Cohn, suffered painful in
juries B'rtday evening, when he was run
down at Sixteenth and Leavenworth
streets by an automobile belonging to a
man who gave his name as Alexander
and Address as Forty-third and Hamilton
streets. The youngster was on his way
home from the ball game and transfer
ring cars at the crossing when the acci
dent occurred.
Witnesses eay that Alexander, coming
south on Sixteenth etreet, made the cor
ner turn going west on the left-hand side
of Leavenworth, knocking the youth
down and passing over him before the
car was stopped. Fortunately none ot the.
wheels passed over the bedy and the
hurts sustained from contact with sharp
corners of the underhanglng engine,
amounted to bruises qn tne head and
body and a badly lacerated right leg.
The vlcltlm was given medical aten
tion and taken to his home at 1302 South
Twenty-ninth avenue.
MAKING ROOM FOR NEW
GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK
Moving has begun in the Board of Trade
building to make room for the proposed
new German-American bank. The hank
fixtures will not be ready until August 1.
according to Dr. Fred R. Baker, the pres
ident, but changes are already being
made on the second floor of the building
to make room for the C. W. Hull com
pany's wholesale department. A. C. Jewell
haa already moved out and J. E. Von
Do'rn will move Monday. Allan & Reyn
olds will also vacate second floor spate
very soon. ' The Hull company's retail
offces will fake quarters in the largo
room with Fnrnam treet entrance, to b
vacated bj a barber shop.
Simple Hair Styles
This Year
The "English Bun," with Its accom
panying dozen of simple styles, which
hark back to our own sunbonnet days,
Is here we trust, to spend a long time.
Someway woman's hair' never looks as
attractive as when It Is dressed In the
simplest manner, providing It is one Of
the styles which suit the face of the
wearer. However, the simple methods
leave less opportunity for artifice and
make greater care necessary In keeping
the hair clean and lusirc.jj. Cantlirox
Is a shampoo which offers a quick, easy
und economical way ' to cleanse the
ecAlp. it will restore to the hair Its soft
fluff, rich gloss ond natural color You
make It by dissolving a teaspoontul can
throx, which every drug store carries In
stock, in a cup hot water, then pour
Hlowly on the head as you rub briskly.
This makes a thick, soothing lather that
allays 'rrltation, makes the head feel
good and puts the scalp In a healthy
condition, which assures beautiful heavy
hair. Advertisement.
Nadine
Face Powder
(In Grttn Box Only)
Keeps The
Complexion Beautiful
Soft and velvetyl Money bek If not en
tirely pleased. Nadlna Is pure and harm
less. Adheres until washed off. Prevents
sunburn and return of discoloration.
A million delighted users prove its value.
Tlntsi Flesh. Pink, Brunette, White.
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