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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 19, l&i.
MOTOR TRIPS ARE POPULAR
Society Folk Planning Long Excur
sions in Their Machines.
EUROPEAN TRAVELERS RETURN
Prises Avrnrded to Women In Thrlr
tfiinln Tonrney nt the Conntry
Clnb nnd Alio to the
Women Oolfrra.
Soblnl Cnlendnr.
MXJXDATr-Monday Bridge dub at Kirk
wood, Mrs. Klfkendoll, ihcvifcuSa,
children's matinee dance at' Field club,
children's dance aC Carter Lake club, 16
a, m.
TUESDAY Dinner-dance at Happy Hol
low and Carter IAke clubs; matlnco
danco at Happy Hollow.
WLDNESDAY-Dlnner-dance at Field,
Country clubs: Columbian circle enter
tainment at hall. Twenty-second nnd
Locust; cottagers nlcht and moving
pictures at Carter I.ako club.
THURSDAY-M r. and Mrs. C. M. Wll
helm, picnic supper and tango party at
Rosemere lodge; Carter Lnko club dinner-dance.
FRIDAY Women golfers nt Country
club, children's matinee dance and mov
ing pictures at Carter Lake club; dinner-dance
at Seymour Lake Country
club.
EATt'RDAY Week-end dnncr-dance at
Field, Happy Hollow and Country clubs;
members' dance night, Carter Lake club.
Motor trips are the most popular di
version this year. One of tho longest
trips by automobile la planned by Mr.
Ward Burgess and Mr. Joseph Darker,
who will go to Wlanno, Mass., where
their families are spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reed and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Wattles and daugh
ters, Mr. Frank Durklcy and Miss Mary
Burkley and Mr. Luther Drake, all leave
here July 29 for Albany, where the Wat
tle and Reed cars will meet them and
the entire party will motor from there
to Boston and Wlanno. Miss Lynn Cur
tis expects to go from Greenwich to Wl
anno the first of August.
MVS. Thomas Kllpatrlck left Thursday
evening for Lake Placid, N. Y., to Join
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Mlxter at their
camp. While away they will motor
through the Berkshlres and later Mrs.
Kllpatrlck will also take a motor trip
with her brother, Mr. Charles Ilurnham,
of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mra. F. H. Davis and their
daughters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Mellora Davis, left Thursday for At
lantic City, and after a week there will
motor In their car to Lake Champluln,
returning later to Watch Hill, R. I., for
the remainder of the season.
Mrs. W. L. Yetter and son. Barnett
Tetter, have returned from a motor trip
to Kansas City, where they spent two
-weeks visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Klauck and fam
ily have returned from a throe weeks'
motor trip to Chicago. They wont to Chi
cago In two days over the Whlto Polo
road and returned by way of the Lincoln
Highway. Extensive Improvements arc
being made on the Iowa roada.
Mr. John Caldwell, Mr. Cuthbert Potter
and Mr. Ben Gallagher have pone to
Okobojl for tho week end.
Mrs. M. C. Peters, Miss Daphne Peters,
with Mr. Clarence and Mr. Douglas Peters
and Mr. Daniel McCarthy, Jr., of Chicago,
left Thursday In the Peters car for Oko
bojl to spend the week end.
Mrs. E. W. Nash, with Mr. and Mrs.
Louis N&h. left Friday by motor for
Dubuque, where the former will remain
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. George
Myers. Mr and Mrs. LoiHs Nash will
return Monday: .,'. " "
To Attend Opening of Stadium.
Mlaa Helen Epeneter is a popular nnd
fortunate young woman who will attend
the Yale-Princeton foot ball gamo the
Saturday preceding Thanksgiving. This
game will bo tho formal opening of tho
new stadium or "punch bowl" as the
new athletlo field la called at Yale.
Miss Epeneter goes cast this fall to
spend several weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Milan Parks Harlow, of Hartford, Conn.,
who will entertain at a house party at
the time of the game, for a number of
Yale men.
Return from Europe.
The travelers abroad ore planning to
return homo shortly, Mrs. Nathan Mer
rtam and Miss Mildred Merrlam, who
are at the. seashore at Torquay, England,
have engaged passage on tho steamer
Olympic, sailing July II.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Haller, who,
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed of Paris,
formerly of Omaha, have been at Bad
Nouhelm, will sail July 23 on the steamer.
Vaterlond. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W.
Thomas and Mrs. George W. Ltnlngor
will leave the latter part of next' week
for Boston and New York and will then
gd with them to Atlantic Clty.r Mr. and
Mrs. Haller have written that thoy en
joyed an aerial trip In one of the Zep
pelin dirigibles, going from Nauhelm to
Frankfort. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer . arrived
here Friday on their way homo to Los
Angeles from two months In Europe.
Tbey are at the Polonlal .with Mr. Mey
er's mother and sister. Mrs. Meyer was
formerly Nora Forthraan of Los Angeles,
and visited Miss Frances Nosh a num
ber of tiroes;
Mr. J. H. Millard and Miss Jessie Mil
lard will sail for home on the George
Washington July 26 and are expected to
reach Omaha, the first week In August.
Mr. Robert Morsman Is homo from a
short trip abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. George JL Kelly, who
landed recently at Bremen, have gone
ta Weimar, Germany, where they will
meet Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Des'Molnes,
vdth whom they will take an extended
motor trip before returning home.
Bummer Plans.
Mrs. A J. Beaton and children. Anna
Jane and Orcutt. accompanied by Arthur
Keellne. left Tuesday to Join Mrs. Kee
line on the Keellne ranch, near Gillette.
Wyo., for the remainder or the summer.
Mrs. John T, Stout has gone to Rock
port Mass., to spend the summer.
Mrs. D. M. Vlnsonhaler and daughter
Isabel will leave August 1 for Kennebunk
nort. Me., where they will spend the
month of August x
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Howe with their
daughter, MUs Marion Howe, and son.
Robert Howe, will leave August 1 for
Colorado to spend the remainder of the,
summer.
Mrs- C. Hacley and daughters, Har
rlett and Oeorgts, left Wednesday even
ing for Minneapolis and Bt Paul. Be
fore returning they will spend some
time at Lake Mlnnetonka.
Mrs. Victor B. Caldwell with her sons,
Jabla and David, left Monday to spend
two weeks at Christmas Lake, Minn.
Miss Carroellta Chase will leave next
week with & touring party made up of
Mrs. Lewis Wolff and hsr daughter1, Miss
Dorothy, of New York City; Miss Em
erson. Lamb pf Baltimore and Miss Kate
Chambers Jf Beirut, Byna, wna wiirar
rlv Tuesday to be the guests of Mr. and
Will Attend
Mrs. Clement Chasa for a few days.
They will mako nn extendod trip through
Yellowstone National park and the Puget
Sound country, and will return by the
way of the Canadian Pacific Late In
September they will be tho guests of
Miss Jean Stirling nnd' her summer home
on Lake Superior.
Miss Mary Doud and Mrs. Miller left
last evening to Join Mrs. E. O. Hamilton
at Estes Park to spend tho summer.
With tho Visitors
Captain and Mrs. David Stono and
children leavo tho end of next week for
San Francisco to sail July 29 for Hono
lulu. Miss Martha Allan of Dennysvllle, Me.,
has arrived to spend some tlmo at the A.
P. Tukey home. Miss Ethel Tukey has
returned from her visit In the east, but
Mrs. Tukey will remain in Maine visiting
relatives until October.
Mr. Donald McForron of Chicago, the
guest 'Of Mr. and Mrs. Chdrlos Btewart
In Council Bluffs, was taken 111 Wednes
day .with an attack of appendicitis and
was removed to a hospital and operated
upon that evening, and Is doing well.
Mrs. W. II. McCord returned Thursday
from' Chicago, ucoompanted by Miss
Marjorio McCord and Miss ''Elizabeth
Evans,-' who have been "visiting at West
Point, N. Y., chaperoned by Mrs. Evans.
Miss Marjorle McCord went east for tho
wedding of a cousin at Philadelphia and
afterwards went to West Point. Miss
Evans Is tho daughter of Colonel and
Mrs. Evans, who wero stationed In Omaha
several yearn ago, but aro now making
Washington their homo.
Birthday Surprise,
Mrs. William 8, Ijambert was pleas
antly surprised Thursday at her new
home, the occasion being her birthday.
Those present were:
Mesdames
Mesdames
Howard,
Williams,
G. Davis,
A. R. Cousens,
Stewart,
Creswatz,
McClure,
I'ouurn,
vlomlsen,
Porsal, ,
MUnaon.
Hits tiling.
Misses
Bthol Davis,
Lillian Cousens.
Masters
Walter Williams.
Fargo,
Sutton.
Misses-
Maude Williams.
Grace Davis,
Master
Georgo Cousens,
Childrens Party.
Mrs. Miriam Cozad entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home, MS ' South
Twenty-second street, for Master Buster's
third birthday. After an enjoyable after
noon refreshments were served. Those
present were:
Misses
Zella Taylor,
Thelma Young.
Misses
Miriam Spearman,
Fay Gelkerson,
May Gelkerson,
Helen Gelkerson,
Viola Gelkerson.
Darling Young,
Henrietta Kotin.
Margret Stevenson,
Jda Spearman,
Masters
Artie Levi,
Arthur Stevenson,
Mesdames
Martin,
Jack Smith,
Masters
Daniel Stevenson,
Buster Cozad.
Mesdames
8. A. Spearman,
M. J. Gelkerson.
European Travelers.
Dr. Horace Ludtngton and Dr. Paul
Ludlngton sailed on July 10 for Europe.
Return from "Whist Congress.
Mrs. T. M Orr has returned from the
whist congress at Lake Placid, N. Y.
Mrs. Frank Colpetier stopped In -Chicago
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Wilklns,
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Jfj'SS Helen Epenetep
while Mrs. Coutant and her sister, Mrs.
Brlnker, went to Kingston, N. Y from
Lake Placid. Mrs. Ella Squires la at
"Villa Belvedere," the country place of
her daughter, Mrs. Hoxle Clarke, and
Mr, Clarke, to spend some weoks and
was accompnaled by Mrs. B. F. Crummer
and Mrs. Herman Kountze, who will bo
thero a few days. Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Yutes went to Boston nnd Mr. and Mrs.
13. W. Gunther are making tho trip of
ths St. Lawrence. Mrs. Orr brought
home a top score pin from the congress
and Mrs. Coutant captured two and Mrs.
Gunther, one.
Prizes for Tennis.
Mrs. J. T. Stewart, 2d, won tho tennis
finals In singles from Miss Erna Reed,
who had defeated Miss Marion Howo In
the semi-finals. The match was the one
begun on the Fourth of July and was
only completed Monday of this week.
The prizes were gold framed mirrors,
presented by Mr. F. W. Judson. In tho
consolation singles Mies Elizabeth Ring
wait defeated Miss Mary Burkley- and
won a very pretty little vanity case put
up by the club. The doubles were played
oft Tuesday, Miss Claire Daugherty and
Miss Marlon Hbwe winning from Miss
Dprtthy Judson and Miss Esther Smith,
both Brownell Hall students. The prizes
were parasols.
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Women Golfers.
Mrs. W. G. Silver won the prize for tho
Women Qolfers of the Field club, Friday,
and was awarded an attractive picture.
Mrs, E. II. S prague .won tho prize for
tho Women Golfers tournament last
week, with a score of fifty for nine holes.
She was given six lemonade glasses with
glass straws.
Tho women will play at the Country
club next Friday,
At Carter Lake Club.
The annual outing of Vesta chapter,
Order of tho Eastern Star, at Carter
lake club Friday afternoon and evening.
brought out one of the largest crowds of
the season. In the afternoon there were
cards for the women and all the water
sports and In the ovenlng there were moV'
ing pictures and dancing for the enter
talnment of the guests. A feature of the
dancing was the old fashioned square
dances. At the cabaret dinner at which
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Marshall were the
entertainers, 275 covers were laid. Miss
Jean Wallace was chairman of the com
mittee in charge, and was assisted by Mr,
and Mrs. F, J, Blrss, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. II. L, Underwood
and Mr Dean T. Gregg.
Reservations for dinner were made by
Miss Mattlo Anderson, who had two
guceti; Klla Ambler, five; Adwers, three;
Martha Ackerman, one; Emma Adams,
ono; A P. Brady, two; F. J. Blrss, three;
D. M. Bartley, two; George E. Bgerow,
two; Warren C. Bailey, two; R. N. Bur
gess, six; C. B. Coon, five; Mary H. Co-
nant, five; Lorena M. Callln. one; E. L.
Cain, two; Martha Chrlstlancy, one; Mary
Drury, three; Bert Davis, one; John
Douglas, six; Itoy A. Dodge, three;
Charles Evcrson, two; Harry F. Fowler,
two; John B. Forster, six; James R, Flke,
four; A. E. Green, two; Maurice Garri
son, two; Dean T. Gregg, six; Robert
Grant, two; Mae Click, one; Ired -Graham,
twH Maud C- Gaunt, four, Qus L.
Hollo, two"; Etta V. Hayden, one; Ed
ward Hagenslck, two; Nolle F. Hurt, one;
George G. Hull, four; Alice Helper, two;
May Kelly, two; Floyd L. Keller, seven;
George Long, two; Eliza Ledyard, one;
Florence Lake, three; Ledlum, two; Mar
garet Latey, two; C. B. Loughery, seven;
Blanche McKelvey, two; Charles E. Mo
lony, two; Isabel Munger, one; Dan B,
Moore, two; II. W. Mlcholson, three; Wil
liam E. Mills, two; Josephine Neeley, one;
J. Nllsson. five; William Nevottl, two; W,
Nlcols, five; A. H. Olmstead, six;
ueorge . roner, iwoj u. A. .rurcupilo,
three; A J, Plerson, four; Eva Rogerson,
three; C. E. Reese, five; Blanche Rowe,
two; Rice, two; Solma Sachs, eight; Nel
lie Speedle, two; W. A. Smith; eight;
Ellen J. Shields, two; B. B. Spurrier, two;
John E, Simpson, two; Earle R, Stiles;
four; Elizabeth Secord, six; Bertha
Stroup. one; H. D. Thorpe, four; Bella M.
Taylor, two; Charles R. Thlom, three; H.
Underwood, two; Frank Underwood,
four; Cuthbert Vincent, nine; Julia.
Vaughan, two; M. I. Wallace, two; W. B.
Weeks, four; O. J. Wilde, six; Pearl A.
Welshans, one; John W. Watson, two;
A. A. Wedemeyer, seven; Fannie Watt,
two; Walton, one; James Woodman, one.
Other reservations were made by Dr.
M, J. Ford, who entertained four guests;
A. H. Hanson, four; Charles E. Fanning,
four; A. D. Meyer, two; J. D. Hiss, two:
Carson, two, and A. Whltmore, one.
Guy M. Snow entertained three guests
at dinner Saturday evening; D. G, Crane,
two, and A. C. Hartman, five.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pegau entertained
at dinner at the Field club Saturday even
ing. Covers were laid for;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward A. Hlggtns.
Mr, and Mrs. W M. Glller.
Mr. and Mrs H. M. Oouldlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krug.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Mlkesell.
nr. and Mrs. Edward Bruenlng.
Misses
Mlsse
Louise Storz,
Messrs.
lyouls Storz,
Karl Bock,
Mrs. Emma B.
Olga Storz.
Messrs.
Dr. H. N. Fitzgerald.
Dr. A. Sachs.
Manchester, supreme
guardian of the Woodman Circle, enter
tained the supreme officers, who are
attending the semi-annual council In this
city, at dinner at the Field club Satur
day ovenlng. The decorations were car
ried out in a color scheme of pink, green
and blue, lilies nnd larkspur being used.
Hand-painted fans marked each place.
Covers were laid for:
Mesdames Mesdames
E. F. Campbell of Effle Rogers of
Port Huron. Mich.; Little Hock, Ark.;
Mary E. La Roccoof Susie Brighton of
St. Paul, Minn.; Muskogee, Okl.;
Minnie Williams of Etta Mills of
Pittsburgh, Pa.; Jacksonville, Fla.;
Hadassah Johnson of Ida M. Kelly of
Columbus, O.; Davenport, la.;
May Taylor of Emma B.
San Antonio. Tex.; Manchester.
Miss Dora Alexander.
At the Field Club.
Others entertaining at dinner were: W,
II. Koenlg, who had two guests; C. Ev
Hunter, five; A. M. Jeffrey, six; J. B.
Fradcnburg, ten; T. C. Hyson, four; F. S.
Sturtevant. six; Jack Kelly, six; A.
Bailey, four; F. 8. Shotwell, two; A. P.
Whltmore. four; H. H. Fish, five.
At the Country Club.
Mr. Denman Kountze had as his guests
Misses Esther Wllhelm. Elizabeth Reed,
Erna Reed, Messrs. Philip Chase, Bur-
dette Klrkendall and Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Btewart. 2d.
Mr. Scott McCormlok was host last
evening at a small dinner party, includ
ing Mr. and Mts. Harold Prltohett and
Miss Mildred Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Towle had as their
guests at dinner last evening:
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bucholz.
Mr and Mrs. II. O. Edwards.
Misses Misses
Isabel Vlnsonhaler,. Naomi Towle.
Marlon Towle,
Messrs Messrs.
Fred Bucholz, Robert Edwards.
Arden Bucholz, .
Smaller dlnnor parties Saturday evening
were gfven by . Roger Keellne. who had
four guests; James McCord, slx',4 M. G.
Cotpetzer five; "J." E. Fitzgerald, six; W.
D Mcllugh. six; George Prlnz, four, and
W. Farnam Smith, five.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hlnchen entertained
at a dinner dance Friday' evening, having
with them:
Mlts O'Brien,
Miss Shouf,
Dr. George Carroll,
T. P. Curran.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crosby entertained
Friday, the dinner being followed by
dancing. Their guests wee:r
Mra. F. T. Shepherd of Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eck.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mangum,
Miss Katherlne Gow,
Master Willis Shepard,
Edward Crosby.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jucklness had with
them:
Miss Marguerite Yocum,
Miss Helen Clementle,
Mrs A. B. Boyton.
Mr. Earl L. Hofmann.
Mr. Fred Cohow was host for the fol
lowing party:
Misses Misses
Margaret Hoffman. Merrlain Burke.
Margaret Bridges,
Messrs. .Messrs.
Vincent Shook, Jack Hoollhan.
Fred Cahow,
Dining with Mr. and Mrs. Orin Merrill
were Miss Josephine Jennings and Wal
ter Lutz of Council Bluffs, la.
Jack Dugdale had with him Misses
Dorothy Fleming and Arlene Abbott
and Messrs Edward O'Neill and Jack
Dugdale.
Dining with Mr. and Mra W. C. Mc-
Knlght were Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mc
Carthy, Mr. -and Mrs. Singer and Miss
McKnlght.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Francis and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Culkln were together.
Harry Christiansen had with him Miss
Maude Oodran, Miss Slara Elster and
Mr. Harold Chambers.
Mr nnd Mrs. John Boklns had the fol-In-rin-
(ruerts at thi dinner dance:
Misses Misses
Kersey Klnzey of Louise Klnzey of
oleoma, iicu,
Anna Hlgley,
Messrs.
Arcadia, Neb.
Messrs.
Melvln Beklns,
Paul Beklns.
Mr. nnd Mrs ft TT Tfi ... i.ji.
i, j vk nituuin,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Haywood of Arcadia,
Other parties were entertained by C. A.
Melcher, who had three guests; A. H.
Frye. three guests; Charles Waro, ten
guests.
Prof. Chambers and a corps of his
pupils demonstrated a number of the new
fall and winter dancen Friday evening,
Galle B. Current entertained at a danc
ing party to celebrate his seventeenth
birthday anniversary. A huge birthday
cako occupied the center of the table.
The guests were:
.,M'BBCS- Misses
Mildred Schommer. Ruth Ellington.
n!ir.a UJ"80"' Mildred DeLong.
Quito Eddy, Gladys Crooke,
Creta Scott, Elizabeth .Watson.
Messrs. Messrs.-
n,udoLpiLfrarIon- Theodore Palm,
Elbert Elliott. Anthony Flaggl
Lawrence O'Connor. 7.it.n. rvi..
Friderick Kelner, Roland Edmlnd'son.
uaiio current,
At Happy Hollow.
Dr. J. M. Bannister had seven guests
at dinner last evening at Happy Hollow;
ur. j. r. iM. seven; T. H. Fell, six; F.
H. Fonda, eight; J. J. Hannlghen, seven;
R. M. Aken, four; W. C. Ross, four; W.
D. McHugh, two; F. D. Wead, eight; R.
G. Holman, four; I. Slbbernsen, eight;
Senator Norrls Brown, three.
Celebrates Birthday.
Mrs. John R, Young was very pleas
antly surprised on her birthday Thurs
day, by a number of her friends who
presented her a beautiful electric lamp.
The afternoon was spent In music and
gomes. Those present were:
Mesdames Mesdames
C! T. NlKnn DM Rtnn.
Carl Anderson A. Munson
it. Johnson Charles Carlson
N. Thnnmn
T. Johnson
T. Swnnherir
A. G. Larson
Ed Petorson
B. Wlckman
Nels Anderson
Larson
Messrs
Norma Johnson
Irene Anderson
Helen Young
Margaret Young,
Leslie Larson
V, Danlelson
John Larson
Anderson
Slgne Alexson
Helen Danlelson
Hazel Larson
Thyro Johnson
Astrld Carlson
Bridge Breakfast.
.Mrs. Georire Lamouraux entertained
Thursday morning at a bridge breakfast
lor Mra. E. L. Lamoureux and daughter,
Frances, of Medicine Hat. Canada, nnd
for Miss Boulah Parker of Plattsmouth.
The other guests were:
John Edwards, of Chicago,
jvan i.ongworxn, i u, uiarey,
Clarence Owen.
William Fuller,
Royce.
William Truelsen,
W. W. Davis.
Harry Schlfferls
ansa Kflitn Hamilton
Birthday Party.
Miss Anna Hanson entertained at her
home in Council Bluffs Thursday evening
to celebrate Mr. Elbert Elliott's birthday.
Those present were:
Misses
Misses
Anna Shomberg,
Katherlne Shea,
Grace Wesley,
Mildred Schommer,
Laura Larson,
Messrs.
Rudolph Carlson,
William Tlmberlake.
Lawrence Dtller,
Ralph Elsworth,
Rae Tannahlll,
Elbert Elliott,
Carl Shomberg.
Aline Dtller,
Lottie Dtller,
Edith Holder,
Irene older.
Elsie Shomberg,
Anna Hanson.
Messrs.
Joe Hanson,
Fred Baton.
Elmer Brewlck,
Horace Barton,
Fred Anderson,
Patrick Barton,
Ctas Brewlck,
Daniel Shea
'or Visiting Turners.
The Omaha Turner Girls club will en
tertain next Thursday at the Carter Lake
club In honor of the turner girls who will
bo here from eastern cities to attend the
national tournament. The afternoon will
bo s peril In swimming, boating and other
urorts. Dinner will be served at the club
and the party will dance In the evening,
Miss Rose Hudecek Is chairman of the
local committee In charge of the enter
tainment
Columbian Cirole.
The Columbian circle will entertain at
Its hall. Twenty-second and Locust
streets, Wednesday afternoon.
Bernays-Hamilton Wedding.
Friends here have received from Mrs.
Chetwood Hamilton, formerly of Omaha,
now of Los Angeles, announcement of
the marriage of her daughter, Eva
Louise, to Mr. Philip Sherman Bemays.
They will be at home after August If at
1EM Shatto street, Los Angeles.
For the Future.
An Ice cream lawn social will bo given
Monday evening by the Ladles' Aid so
ciety of Hanscom Pork Methodist Epis
copal church, on the church lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Comfort leave this
evening for Denver and other Colorado
points. They will be gone two weeks.
Engagement Announced.
Revand Mra. H. J.-Albrecht of Coun
cil Bluffs annbdncei'tHe engagement of
thejrdaugher, Elfreda, Claris- 'and Mr.
RUasell Raymond Robertson of Omaha.
Tho wedding will take place In August.
Entertains Visitor.
Miss Mary Leslie entertained twenty
five guests Thursday evenlner. In nnnnr
of her cousin. Miss Helen Godfrey of
Galena, 111.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. William Prentiss leaves today for
Sheridan, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston leave to
day for northern Wisconsin
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McGrew are visit
ing their son at Fort Steel, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Klcrstead have re
turned from an extended auto trip.
Mrs. J. E. Barstow left Friday for
Michigan City, Ind., and Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Dr. Charles Klopp and family of Utlca,
Neb., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Klopp.
Mr. and Mrs, Amos Field left Saturday
for Portland, Me., and other points on
the Atlantic coast.
Mr. Scott McCqrmlck arrived Monday
from New York to visit his father, Mr. j
Henry McCormlck. i
Mrs. T. C. Byrne left Thutsday for!
Troy, N. Y., to visit her daughter, Mrs. j
William Fitzgerald.
The Misses Charlotte and Jean Elder
returned Saturday morning from a two
weeks' trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Hannon of Louisville, Ky. I
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. M. I
Gallagher and Mr. Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dumont leave Satur- I
dftv for Toronto. Cnn.. whprA thnv will
visit their son, J. R. Dumont.
Mr. F. E. Alexander and sister, Miss
Ada Alexander leave this evening for
several weeks stay at Hot Springs, S. D.
Miss Frances Thrall, who has been vis
iting Mrs. G. W. Doano and Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Flack, returned Monday to Detroit.
Mr. and Sirs. W. E. Rhoades and Mr.
and Mrs. C. O. Talmage and daughter.
Dora, motored to Lake Okobojl for the
week-end.
Mr. J. W. George, who has been the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. George Tun
nlcllffe, returned this week to his home
In Galesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Holdrege left
In Mr. Holdrcgo's private car Friday
night to spend a few days at their ranch
In Perkins county.
Mrs. Martha Browne, accompanied by
Miss Carrie O. Browne, has left for an
extended trip to Seattle, Portland and
tho Columbia river country.
Mrs. A. B. Somers has returned from
a few weeks 'stay in southern Nebraska
and has as her guest for the summer,
Miss Janet Somers of Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Elsa Haarmann has returned from
the national convention of the Alpha Phi
sorority held at Ithaca, N. Y. She after
ward visited friends In New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mlllman of
Clarks, S. D are visiting at the homes
of Judgo Leslie and Leigh Leslie this
week. Mrs. Mlllman Is a cousin of Judgo
Leslie and Leigh Leslie.
Mr. James Ralston Bcoble and son,
Ralston Scobte, of Omaha, are at the
Wolcott, New York City. Mr. Ralston
Scobte, Jr., Is making preparations to
enter Princeton In the fall.
Mrs. Harry S. Woodruff and Mrs. D.
J. Huse have as their guests Mrs. W.
J. Mattlck and son, Jack, of Kansas
City, and Mrs. Harry S. Moore and
daughter, Helene, of Albla, la.
Miss Jennie L. Redfleld left Saturday
for Yellowstone park. She was accom
panied by Ralph Redfleld. They will
slop enroute at North Platte and Den
ver, returning In about a month.
Miss Margaret Gallagher, who has
been the guest of her brother, Mr. A.
M. Gallagher and Mrs. Gallagher, left
Saturday morning for her home In Illi
nois, accompanied by her nieces, Helen
and Kathrjm.
Mrs. E. G. McGllton, accompanied by
her daughter, Eleanor, has gone to St
Cloud, Cherokee Park, Colo., for the
summer. Mr. McGllton In tho meantime
goes with a party of friends to Fort
Dodge and British Columbia.
Mr. Mark A. Pollock of Havanna, Cuba,
spont Thursday and Friday in Omaha
visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles S. El
gutter. Mr. Pollock Is on his way homo
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Mrs. Samuel Rees, sr., who has been
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Mrs. H. J. Falmer of the Bosworth
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Mrs. Effle Steen Klttelson. who has been
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her sister Is living with her.
Mr. Walter T. Page returned Tuesday
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time being spent on board Mr. L. F. Cro
foot's yacht, which took part in the rac
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Tuesday.
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