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THE BEL: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1PU.
By MELLIFIOIA.
Thursday, Juue 18, 1914.
I1IEAR thero is going to be an engagement announcement shortly of
much Interest. Doth young people formerly resided in Chicago and
hare spent most of the last winter In Omaha, so reminiscences of
Chicago may have been the start of the romance.
Chicago is still the homo of tho bride-to-be, but she has been visiting
relatives horo, and spent half of the season here and the other half In
Chicago. Tho young woman has much beauty and style, p.nd although a
newcomer, fiho has mado many friends' here.
The groom-to-be is buyer for ono of the largest stores in Omaha and
came from Chicago but a short time ago.
Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mr. T. I. Combs was hostess yester
day for the Omaha Mother' club at Sey
mour Lake Country club. Luncheon wan
served, and Dr. A. A. Tyler, who has tho
chair of botany at Bellevue college, lec
tured on the subject pt "Trees." Thirty
live tpeclmenta of native trees wers.ex.
hlbtted and Impeded, after which the
company was conductd through a part of
Seymour's beautiful woods and the moth
era bad an opportunity to observe the
growing specimen and study tho barks.
The women expect to hold another meet
ing at Beymotir soon, that they may study
the treea more carefully.
Mrs. Edgar Alien. Mrs. F. J. Toggart
and Mrs. J. W. Woodrough wero guaata
of the club. The members present were:
M(i1fiinea
It. W. Koch.
O. B. Ihntioff,
Titus Ixwe,
K M. Maynor,
a. K. Mlckel.
AV. ir. Mick,
II. H. Neale,
W. I Old.
A. U. J'lnkertou.
W. a. Spain.
O. E. Thompson.
Watson Townsend,
r. J. Adams.
J. C Aldrlch.
J. K Beard,
J C llulflngton.
, C. It Cameron,
J II. Crnddock,
C. J. Chapmap.
J O. IJetweller,
C, J Dutton.
W W. Flshsr,
"W. II. Indoe.
tV J. Keane.
C. M. ComM.
Tho Trl-Clty Dentu society enjoyed a
field day at the Keyroour club yesterday.
The afternoon was spent on the golf links
and at other sports and dinner was ssrved
In the evening. More than a bushel of
crimson rambler roses wore used In the
tablo decoration. Those present wero:
Dm. Drs.
Batrd of Fremont, W. A. Cox,
Porter of Cam- 'Wonder,
bridge. . O'Neill,
W A. McIIenry of Christ nsen.
Nelson, Anderson,
Maunn of Tekamnh. initllts.
II. A. West of Walxem.-
Council muffs, Brunlng,
Itolbrook of Uenaoh. Hunter.'
F F. Whltcomb, Atklnaon,
M. K. Newton, P. T. Uorber.
C. II. Qletsen. W. B. Bister,
Blater. H. K- Kin.
Soukup. H. C. Lage.
A. W. Nason, Hay I.awson,
C. II. Parker. florenson.
II A Nelson,- Hunt.
William Shearer, Cass.
Mrs. Michael Cuiklns entertained a
party of six at luncheon at Seymour club
today, and Mrs. George Jones had a party
of five.
Mr. It. E. Yocum will entertain at a
dinner-dance at the club tonight, compli
mentary to his son nnd daughter, Mr.
lteuben Yocum and Miss Margaret Yocum.
The Euesta will be the members of the
Patrician club of Omaha. Covers will be
laid tor: '
Mr. and Mrs. William Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byrnes.
Sir. nnd Mrs. KdWard McAvoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shlvely.
Mr. and lira. n. E. Yocum.
Misses Misses
joscpnino i-urceu.
Margaret O'drady.
roses were used In decoration, and cavers
were placed for forty-five guests.
Mrs Carlos Woodworth and Mrs. K. E.
Webster entertained at luncheon today
at the club foe Mlts Dcsdemona Bald
win of Elkhorn. Thoses present were:
Meadames
Mesdame a
B. B. Baldwin,
Eva. Height,
H. fnvertagt.
K. E. fiterrlcker,
II. Matthea,
C. Muller,
W. U Itoas,
Will Hart.
Demaln ldwlch,
Clinton Miller.
C. Hobotker,
E. K. Webster,
Mlsaea
Desdemona Batdwlnlncz Bloom,
Alice woodworm
Summit.
w. A. Plel.
Barnaby Nichols,
William Shrlver.
Charlea Woodworth,
Al Bloom,
Seymour Kmlth,
Hoy Bloom,
Carl Dakln,
F. 8. Porter,
Carlos Woodworth,
Misses-
Esther Connolly,
Gina Jung.
Jluth Foran.
Messrs.
IteV. E. F. Flana-
gan,
Albert Maher,
John Rush. Jr.;
Jay Collins,
lteuben J. Yocum,
Messrs.
George Exan,
Btephen Moore,
John MoCabe.
John V.. Brennan.
Michael O'Cormell.
IMvId Hhananan,
John B, Shanahan. Joseph Flynn
At Carter Lake Club.
Beginning Sunday the house committee
has arranged that a get-to-gether dinner
will be served for the members each Sun
day at 8 o'clock. Vocal and Instrumental
muslo will be provided during the evening.
Last evening was cottagers' night and
sixty diners were seated at on large
table, which had an attractive decora
tion of garden' flowers. The board of
directors and their wives occupied an
other table, at which were seated:
Mr, and Mrs. Frank I Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Whltmore,
Mr. and Mrs. A JJ Bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I Dundy.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II, Christie.
Mr. ana rs. r . a. i-araun.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E, Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bralley.
Mr. John Mtllen.
At the Field ClubT"
Dr. and Mrs. A. n. Knode entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening, when cov
ers were, laid for fourteen guests.
Mr. and Mr. M. Oilier entertained
at dinner last evening at the club In
honor of Mrs. A. M. Donaghue of Hous
'ton, Tex., and Mrs. Goodln of Salt Lake
City. Covers were laid for:
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Htgglns.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. 81 ford.
Mr. and Mrs. AV. M. dlller.
Mrs. Goodln. Salt Lake City.
Mrs, Donaghue, Houston, Tex.'
Mrs. M. H. Conant.
Mr. G. 1L Conant.
Birthday Lawn Party.
A birthday lawn party was given In
honor of Miss Marie Forman at her home
Monday evening. Those present were;
MUsen Misses
Amy MlcheU. Acnes Hladek,
Mary SUIoudek, Millie Reynek.
Anna Hurley, Elizabeth Hoffman.
KaUe fitary. l.ula lloxmajsl.
Anna Toucek, 1 cssle Reynek.
Barbara Plakac France Forman,
Barbara Forman. Anna Mlteg.
Ana Slegl. Louise Forman,
Messrs. Messrs.
Jack Koicl. Joseph Netusll.
Jteeph fikomsl. Julius Rlunecka,
Adolph Dworak, Joseph Cochnar,
9.H" J,w.ora.k pau' Rosmajsl.
Albert Hlegl, Frank Netusll.
Anton Netusll, Kddle Forman,
rnk Drdla. John Forman. Jr.;
Ldward Kranda. Jerome Netusll,
James Vojlr. Eddie Formsn, Jr.
Frank Swoboda,
Mr. and Mr. M Burslck.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Forman. -
Mr. and Mr. F. Netusll.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Forman.
Meadamea Mradamea
3. Roucek, J. Vpjlr.
Knott,
Informal TeA .
Mrs. Hogan and daughter, Mrs. Pauline
Eldrldge of Memphis,, Tenn., have ar
rived, to be the guests of Mrs. John A.
McShane. Friday afternoon Mra. Mo
fihane will give an Informal tea for her
yuest.
Elect Officers.
Mrs. W. P. East was elected president
of the Woman's Club of the Railway
Hail Service at a meeting held Wednes
day afternoon. Mrs, C. E. Presaon was
re-elected vice president and Mrs. 9. B.
Good recording secretary.' Mrs. John K.
Slttinger Is the new corresponding secre
treasurer. This was the last meeting
until September, when a miscellaneous
study program will be taken up.
Box Parties.
Many box parties were given by the
faculty of Crelghton university and by
friends and relatives of the graduates.
Among those attending were:
President E. A. Msgevney and guest,
and dean of department, Dr. A. II.
Hippie of dental, Dr. A. L. Mulrhead of
medical, . C. Arledge of pharmacy and
Dr. C. F. Crowley of medical faculty.
Dean P. L. Martin and wife, E. J, Mc
Vann, ex-presldent of alumni, and John
A. Bennewlts; Dr. H. W. Connell and
party, John D. Crelghton and party, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. DaUgherty and party,
Dr. and Mr. C. C. Allison and Mr. and
Mr. Harley G, Moorbrad.
Stewart-Beam Wedding.
The marriage of Ml Cora Ream and
Mr, Cliorlle Ray Stewart wss celebrated
Tuesday evening at 1:99 o'clock at their
new home. 1621 South Tenth strtat. Rev.
C. Ni Dawson of Diets Memorial church
officiating. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph W.
Qllmore were the only attendant.
Henninga-Carey Weddinp
The wedding of Ml Glady M. Carey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carey of
Walnut, la., and Mr. Otto AV. Itennlngs
of Walnut, la., was celebrated Wednes
day nftcrnoon at 3 o'clqck at the horn?
of the bride's cousin, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Beall. Rnv. AV. H. Underwood of the
McCabe Methodist church performed the
ceremony. Miss Pearl Carey of Grand
Island, elater of tho bride, was an out-of-town
gueat,
Clifton-Bauer Wedding,
The wedding of Miss Emma Louise
Bauer, daughter of Mrs. H L. Bauer of
Grand Forks, N. D., to Mr. John B,
Clifton took place AVednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Church of the Holy
Trinity a Lincoln, Rev, 8. Miles Hayes
officiating.
The. bride wore a traveling suit of
Copenhagen blue. The announcement
comes as a surprise, as they had not an
nounced their plans, even to their Inti
mate friends. Tho groom came here from
Chicago a month ago and Is associated
In business with F. C. Hennlnger, archi
tect. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton will reside at 3105
Dewey avenue, j ,
Happy Thought Card Club.
airs. j. I 13 r yard entertained the mem
bers of the Happy Thought Card club
AVednesday afternoon at her home. Prises
were won by Miss Pearl AVatson. Mrs. F,
AV. Taylor. Mrs. P. Cassel. Mr. E. Jen-
en. The member of the club are:
Medame Mesdames-
P. E, Anderson, M. B. Urlgcs,
J. K Bryard, P. cassel,
E. Jensen. J. Ford.
M. Jensen, Vr Leads,
F. Schlferly, P. AVatson,
tor, Al. Wiggins.
Pleasures Past.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Brien, S2t Web
ster street, entertained for Mr. and Mts.
M. C. Gardener and Miss Rose C.
ChurCh, who are visiting In Omaha from
Montana. Among those present Saturday
evening were:
J. Leary,
T. N. Cashm&n,
P. Breen,
Mesdames
Mcsdames
Oeorge Sutton,
C. Gardener,
M. Donellan,
l. J. O'Keefe,
J. Duffy,
Church,
nose Poverty.
H. niordan,
J. Glbblln,
P. J. O'Brien.
Misses
Mary Leary.
Catherine Norrls.
Margartt Moflsrtv. Marv Flvnn.
Mary E Morlarty, Clara O'Brien,
Margaret McNeill, Mary O'Brien,
Slarv McNeill
Nona Rlordan,
Messrs.
C. Gardener.
O. Sutton.
M. Donellan,
D. J. O'Keaffe,
M. Norrls,
T. J. Cashman,
P. Breen.
H, Rlordan.
J. Glbblln,
J. Uhl.
P. Qulnn.
Mary Trjska.
Messrs.
M. D. Walker,
E. Sothmann.
AV. Laverty,
J. McNeill,
P. Doyle.
P. Gaughan,
J. Henderson,
If. Johnson,
John McCormlck,
H. O'Keefe.
W. Roche,
F. AV, Tayli
At Happy Hollow.
One of the larger affairs today was the
luncheon given by Mrs. John T. Yates,
at Happy Hollow, for Mrs. AV, A. Fraser,
who has recently come here from Dallas,
Tex., and for Mrs. T. E.' Patterson cf
Chattanooga, Tenn. Dorothy Perkins
For Mrs. Estabrook.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fairfield wilt enter
tain at dinner, this evening at their home
for Mrs. Henry D. Estabrook of New
York City, guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
Porter Peck. Their guest 111 be:
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick It. Davis.
Mr. and Mr. Edward Porter Peck.
Mrs. IT. D. Estabrook.
Mrs. Charles R. Squires.
Miss Moore of Sioux City.
Mr. Luther Drake.
Mr. Charles Saunders.
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In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Capen left this
morning for a visit In Fremont.
Miss Lydla McCague left AVednesday
evening for Montreal, where she will sail
for Europe Saturday, June 20. on th
Albania, to be gone until September 1.
Registering nt the Hotel McAlptn from
Omsha during the week have been Mr.
C, D. Armstrong. Mr. A. E. Barker, Mr.
and Mrs. A, A. Allen and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson.
Oelnar In tbr "JI(.rtf.M Tonight f
If you want to know In advance what
pictures are going to b shown at your
favorite theater tonlrht, read "Today's
Complete Movie Programs" on the first
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TEACHERS' TRAINING
CLASS IS GRADUATED
Seniors ot the teachers' training clasa
of Omaha were graduated yesterday
nt the city hall, Superintendent E. U.
Graff delivering the address ot the oc
casion.
Miss Clara Cooper Is principal of the
class, which numbers twenty-six,
The graduates are:
KINDERGARTEN DEPARTMENT.
Mabel A. Conklln, Mabel Morrow,
Clem Dickey, Anna L. Mullen,
Edith J. Flahcr. Helen E. Pogue.
Frances X. McCranr
SENIOR CLASP.
Stella Abraham, Rtistora M. Nelty,
Ruth Cowglll, Nellie A, Pritchard,
Grace M. Cox, Ellen K. Rosen,
Alice E. Dcnnlson, Agnes J. Htllt,
Ruth F. Elklns. Catherine E. AVIIcox,
Florence Goodland, Gladys 11. Walker,
Mary M, McCague, Mildred S. AValker,
Margaret MrElhany.Haxel Jenkins,
Frances S. McCombiMarJorie Beckett.
SUM ii. Morearty.
The majority of the graduates, If not
all ot them, will teach In Omaha. Sev
eral have had college work and a few
will continue aa pupils, but all are now
qualified to teach In Omaha. The grad
uate finish a two-year course.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Bath, florist, moved to 1S04 Farnam.
Bare Boot Print It Now Beacon Press.
X.U Monthly Income Gould, Bee Bide.
ridellty Storage fc Tan Co. Doug. 1610.
Eljht-Xnch Electric Tans for home use,
$7.60. Burgess-Granden Co.
When yon know ga lighting you pre
fer 1L Omaha Gas Co., 1508 Howard St.
Boatnthal Party to Atlantic City Ben
Rosenthal and party left for Atlantic City
over the Chicago & Northwestern railway.
Another Cut In Osiolin Price The
Standard. OH company announce that it
has made a further reduction In the price
of gasoline, the 'latest reduction being
from 12',4 to 13 cent a gallon.
Mr. Zwlfl Oivn Divorce A divorce
decree, on the grounds of desertion and
nonsupport haa been handed down by
District Judge Willis G. Scars In the case
of Zablna against John Zwelfel.
"Today's Complete Morle Frogram"
may be found on the first page ot the
classified section today, and appears In
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the various moving picture theaters offer.
Petition Involuntary Bankruptcy Cer
tain petitioners have filed a petition to
force Into Involuntary bankruptcy the
firm ot Koppel A Merlin, engaged In a
general merchandise business at Creston,
Neb.
Ashland Bridge Open Automobile
are now able to go to Lincoln over the
Ashland bridge In spite ot the high water.
Randall Brown, one of the owners ot the
bridge, says that It haa not been closed
to trafflo at any time.
'Against Pre nnchs A petition
from several restaurant men asking that
saloon keepers and others be prohibited
from giving free lunches to the public
was read to the city council and referred
to the committee of the whole for discus
sion.
O'Connor Piles Thomas O'Connor, the
county commissioner for the Fourth dis
trict, which Includes South Omaha and
Clontart precinct, has filed as a candl
date for the nomination for the same
office on the democratic ticket.
Chadronitss to Picnic A picnic of for
mer residents of Chadron, Neb., will be
held Saturday afternoon and evening at
Rlvervlew Dark. Dr. P. T. Barber and
Miss Reginn Meade are In charge1 ot ar
rangements.
Pile Z.lns in Advance Attorneys'
lien for $4,000 each have been filed In tho
office of the clerk of the district cqurt
In the cases ot Blanche and Meyer Har
rls, who filed aults AVednesday against
The Bee Publishing company for alleged
libel. Eugene N. Blazer and Wayne E.
Sawtell appear as lawyers for the plain
tiffs and claimants for the $8,000 In fees.
at-Togthr Dinners The house com
mittee of the Carter Lake club has de
cided to hold a series of get-together din
ners at the club house each Sunday,
starting the comtng Sunday, at which
time thero will be a program of vocal
and Instrumental music. Dinner will be
served from 12 o'clock noon until 10 p. m.
These are arranged to promote a better
acquaintance among the thousand mem
bers.
How to Core a Sprain.
A apraln may be cured In about. one-
third the time required by the usual
treatment by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment and observing the directions
with each bottle. For sale by all drug
gists. Advertisement.
Poor Widow in Need
of Sewing Machine
Mrs. Adam, superintendent ot the A'ls
Itlng Nurse association, la making an ap
peal for a sewing machine for a poor
widow who Is the sole support of three
little children. Mrs. Adams, whoso tele
phone number Is Harney 3770, says that
the woman would be able to earn her
living If she had a sewing machine, as
she Is a competent worker and needs
must stay at home to care for her little
children.
Good lb
the Lasi
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WFien Made
Calumet pastry is good to
look at, good to cat. Always
Ildht, fluffy, tender and Avhole
some. Calumet is the one baking
powder that is high in quality and
wuairaum price.
RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS
WnM' fort FW Ezxittfes. Olut. III.
ruts LiMia, Frsac. Uuti, 1113
MATRON GIBBONS TAKING
CARE OF STREATOR GIRL
Police Matron Gibbons la caring for
11-year-old Myrtle Jpncs-Knrmer, vrho
came here from Streator, 111., to meet
he; stepfather. She doesn't know her
stepfather's first name or address. The
police are trying to locate Mr. Farmer.
SUITS AGAINST STREET
RAILWAY CO. DISMISSED
Suits brought against the street railway
company In district court by AVIIllam
Miller, John AV, Thomas and the lattec's
two minor children, Richard and Adolph,
have been dismissed with prejudice, each
party paying his own costs In the case.
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Always heat the Biscuit in oven to restore crispness. Two Shredded
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