Tim BEE; OMAHA, Till US!) VV. .ll'LV
1914.
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little ntcr, Kits rtillinKswnrth. of Waco.! APir the interim "ii hr p. iJivm wiU
Tex. , be tiff latest dancM.
I Mm. 11. rnverxaKt will 1ibf ixteen
At ths finimtrv niiiri ! guests at dinner Thursday at the club.
This ftrtulwr II. J. McCarthy will have
five Buettn; C B. Hunter, five: H 8.
Daniel, four; K. I. Mulligan, three. Or.
II. nishauo, two: J. B.
By MELLIFIOIA.
Wednesday, July 22, 1914.
K MAY not JjaYc the militant suffragettes, but we have the ardont
W suffragists In our midst.
Recently Mrs. V. I). Wend, president of the Political Equal
ity league, attended a motor picnic with a number of friends.
They went to I'lnttsmouth and crossed on the ferry Into Iowa, nenr Platts
mouth. Enroute they came across a barbecue of some kind and a lot of
men having a real beer picnic.
"Hello, girls! Come and Join us," some of tho men callod to tho
"Wcad party.
To the dlsma und astonishment of Mr. Wcad and tho rest of tho
party. Mrs Weed answered, "In Just a minute."
She renched for tho side pocket In the tonneati of her car nnd brought
out her suffrage literature and. going Into tho men's enmp, distributed tho
leaflets, which they all accepted, and then gave them a flvc-mlnute talk
on giving the women the vote.
"I could not let nn opportunity like that go by," she remarked tri
umphantly as she rcturnod to her parly.
I Mr. and Mrs. F. 3. Hoel will have aj
j their guests at dinner this evening at the
Captain and Mrs. Frederick .'trttzlnger. ?F leJ p,8Ml
, Mr. and Mrs. KAton inch. I Wanehartl. four.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Adatr.
Mr. Fred Clark. Jr. will have six guests
i at dinner this evening nt the club and A.
J. Cooler foin Mr and Mrs. Frnnv rtanaom have gone
Mr. Hobort ltwc entertained at dinner J ! Kxeelirtor fprings Tor a short stay,
at the Country eluh Monday evening for Miss Jennie Orojlnsky of Des Mqlncs
Mr. Arthur Hnnford nnd Mi. flrown of1-'" "rrlve Thursday to visit Mr. and
Sioux City. Tho guerta of honor are I J l-Pn for a ,cn' day"'
Mis K. n. woriev and her ruesi. Mrs.
, In and Out of the Bee Hive.
classmate at Yale with Alt
ers wero placed for
Misses
Howe. Cov
1 Mnrv Uurklev.
Josephine C'ongdon
Marian Howe,
Messrs.
Fred Clatk. Jr.
Henry Hart of
Council Hluffs,
Ware Hall.
Caroline C'ongdon,
Mildred Ilutler.
Meaur.
Arthur Mfinford of
Sioux City,
Hrown, pf
HIouk J2ly.
Bummer Plans.
Mis M Hartel. Miss Mabel Hnglor
nr.d Miss Mae Knglcr left 3unda for
Elrad s ran. h at Rates Park for a stay
of two or three weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Nash will leave thl
sve ilng to spend a short time In New
York City and In Boston.
Miss Claire Helene Woodard leaven
AagJst 1 to lslt her cousin, Mrs. I. F.
Crcfoot, at her summer home nt North
fast Harbor, Me. They will cruise on the
Crofoot yacht, the Virginia, which re
(.ntly won third place In the New Vork
acl.t races .
Mrs Alfred Datlow has returned from
Huff, four; Dr Conlun, s'x; Miss Clara
finger, twelve; T. W. UlackhiiiTi, four;
Dr. J. Simpson, two, A. F. Illohey. four;
John Mellon, two.
Mrs. H. II. Whltehouse entertained tho
West Farnoni Kensington club, of which
she Is president, at luncheon Tuesday.
Covers were laid for .Mesdamcs Douglas,
Shlmer. Steere, Hush. Young, ftetman.
1'roebstlng, Wiggins, Schults, Kpstrein
nnd Hlnxle
For For Dcs Moin u Quest,
Miss Helen lvlnton of Des Moines is
the guest of her cousin. Miss Hlanche
Monhelt, for a few hpks. In her honor
six weeks' trip to New York and other 4y "n M; "H'l
eastern points. Mrs. Oarlow spent most
r' the timo visiting her brothers, Clution
and Solon Uorglum. the famous sculptors,
tlss Dorothy Darlow, who accompanied
her mother east, will remain another
month as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gut
ion Borglum at their attractlvo country
pla'-e at Stamford, Conn.
Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mrs. T. II. Ensor and Miss Kunlce En
or entertained at bridge yesterday after
noon and prlse were won by Mrs. J. M.
Tanner, Mrs. A. II. Murdock and Mrs.
N IU Drlson. At the conclusion of the
party a flve-courso luncheon was served.
The guests wero
will entertain at a lnrge
for their daughter's guest.
evening party
A picnic party
t Manawa has been arranged for Hun
ay and Mrs. II. I). Murnwltz will also
ntertaln for this popular young visitor.
Children's Luncheon.
Mrs. C. Y. Smith entertained Informally
at luncheon .today at her home for her
Mesdamcs -
H Elliott.
A 1- I.ott
W r Lambert,
Frank Trucka,
Al Powell.
M Ird.
J, T Helgren,
W M. Davis.
Jeo Wilson,
It. M Javerty.
K. A. Hose.
A H Murdock.
C M. Schtndoll,
IV R. Base.
John Crlon,
VT H QUeensn,
Ilyron Hart,
T. J Nolan.
Oinco Psnnelt.
1., A Davis,
Mesdames
A. V. Shotweli.
J. W. dribble.
N. It. Hryson.
C. A. Mtlcher,
Fred Halrtcnd,
V. D. Tngg.
A. J. Caughey,
W. n. Catley,
W. II. Cheek.
ItUsscIl Iluress,
a. i. nurks,
.1. U Mnrtln,
;. J. Tobln.
J. W. McElroy.
Allen Dudley.
O. J. Ames,
T. J. Parker.
K. M. Kckman.
William Haxelmlre.
1). I Holmes,
J. M. Tanntr.
Luncheon for European Travelers.
Mrs. J H. Carse entertained at a 1
o'clock luncheon at her bungalow Sunday
In honor of a number of visitors, her
sister, Mrs. I.ove Daniels Fllllns, and
tii'.iighters. .Misses clarion nnd Ituth. and
Dr. Chamberlain. A nu'iihsr of her
friends were asked to meet them. 'Je-sldc-i
the tailors tl.ere were guests from
Cniimil lSltiffe. C-.'at Rapids," is ind
Umnhn The -o!or scheme thro.'g'nut
hs tli;lc and Ki-een. The dlnlnc table
w is n"anged for thirteen. HwatijiIi
formed the cenleniecc.
The Mrs. Love Daniels Fllllns party !
aro retti.nlrig frojn a ten mon'hi' toui of !
Europe nnd nre -nrJut to Jti'tr home in !
Oakland. Cal. They atoppeJ o-.-er In
Omaha to visit lur slste-, M.M J. H.
Carte, and family. One of tho mteiost
inv Incidents of thor ur was u.t In
trlev: with the p-i- Aft- a il'lr around
Cirau they left Monday inoinitiK .in:
were enthisiusti i.xer Omslu.
Motor Trips.
Mrs. M. C. Peters, Miss Daphne Peters,
Douglas Peters. Clarence Poteis and
their guest, Daniel McCarthy of Chlcngo,
who motored to Lake OkoboJI Paturdoy,
are expected homo this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton will leave
hero about August S with Ward Ilurgess
and Joseph Ilarker In the Fiurgess car.
when they will motor on an eastern trip.
W. i. Watt, of Vancouver. H. C. leave
today to srend a few days In Lincoln with
friends.
Messrs Triimsn Redfleld and I'orter
Allah have none to Red Deer ranch near
Wood Inke, Neb . to spend the remainder
ci- the summer.
Mrs. Margsr6t Morlarty and sister.
Miss Florohce Itusli. left Tuesday for
Kstes Park. Colo. They will Iw away for
three weeks or one month.
BAILEY BEQUEST HELPS v
Y. M. CJAT KEARNEY
A beyueat of $10,00 by the late Dr. W.
Ii Camp of Kearney, to the Young Men's
Christian association of that town, will
make possible the erection of a fine
.150.000 building there within a year, ac
cording to Stale Secretary J. P. P-afley.
Dr. Samuel W. McCIrew of Auburn was
another Nebruskan who appreciated the
work of tho association. When ho died,
he directed that a sum be given annually
to the association's state committee for
a period of ilvc years, and that a lump
i sum be given at the end of that time as
a permanent endowment.
These two rerent bequests have greatly
May Make Swimming
Pool Out of Lake
at Riverview Park
That the city park department make;
over the pond at nivcrviow park lake
Into a public swimming pool will lie asked'
by tho Southeast Improvement club.
City Commissioner Joseph II. Hummel,
superintendent of parks and boulevards. :
will address the club at Its nest meeting,
to be held Tuesday. August 4, at Hanerott
school. At that time the club will out
line Us deslren In regard to maklns the'
Wvervlcw lako Into a, public bathing re
sort. Secretary E. K. Closson says that
It I too late to secure the necessary j
changes this season, but thht his club I
expectsj to accomplish results by starting!
how to work for the proposed bath house
and plunge. Tho necessary Improvements
Include dredging, sanding the lako bot
tom and building dressing rooms.
TWO YOUTHS ARRESTED FOR
GIVING INDIAN LIQUOR
On the charge of giving whisky to an
Indian 'William Kennelly. 21 years old, a
hotel man, and ohn Leedom, 19 years
bid. a barber, have been arrested at Win
nebago, Neb., and brought to Omaha,
where they furnished bonds. It Is said
their arrests followed the activity of
Charles F. pmlth, specla.1 government ln-
apevter detailed to ine(tlgat liquor traf-1 floor of the building to another, he
fh among the Indians Foster Decora,
an Indian decoy employed by the gov
ernment. Is said to have begged the
youths for liquor, and they are charged
with having fallen Into the trap.
Tomcat at Y. M, 0, A,
Takes the Elevator
A big torn cat that never goes up or
dowti stairs, hut always rides the ele
vator like a guest, is a popular fixture
at the Young Men's Chrhstlan associa
tion building, and Is petted and pampered
by all the regular habitues of the place.
"Tom"' Is his name, and he has been the
special pet of Mrs. W. G. Baker, cafe
secretary, since he came there two years
ago as a stray. He weighs thirteen
pounds.
Whenever Tom wants to go from one
merely walls at the deor Of the elevat r
shah until Walter Madison, elevator con
ductor, sees li 1111 and lets him Into tha
car. Then as the car approaches thft
floor where Tommy wants to get off he
steps to the front ot the car and Madison
lets him out. He Is a good mouser and
for that reason. If for no other, he Is
eure of a permanent berth at the association.
WINNEBAGO INDIANS
HAVINGBIG P0W-W0W
The annual pow-wow of the Indians on
the Winnebago agency In northeast Ne
braska, near Sioux City, Is now In full
swing and will continue until next week
Hundreds of Wlnnebagos, and also vis
iting reds from other states, are par
ticipating In the festivities, Which Include
feasting and the exchange of gifts.
Fashion Hint
.! I.. Hush
Wllllnni Waddrll.
Misses . Mlsses
Hortcnae I-Jad(, fusty lloren,
Eunice Eninr. Mabel Melcher.
In honor of the birthday wnnlversary
of Mrs, Morgan J. Heafev M.r P J.
Martin and Miss Josephine Martin enter- I
talncd ope of the largest dinner parties j
ot the season, there being forty-eight
guests. Attractive table decorations in
green and red wero used. At the con
clusion of the dinner Mis. Heafey was
presented with a handsome silver service.
The guests wcrs:
Mr ami Mrs. Morgan J. Heafey.
MY and Mrs. James Pari;. ,
Mr and Mrs P J. Hhtehey.
Mr and Mrs. Patrick Corcoian.
Mr and Mrs. M. P. Hlnchev.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor.
Mr and Mrs, Thomas Hovtor.
Mr. and Mr. Daniel Hannon.
Mr and Mr?. John Flynn.
Mr and Mrs. James ttheehan.
Mr and Mrs. M. J. Heafey, Jr.
Mr and Mrs. P. J. MoMahon. ,
Mr and Mrs. R. K. Hell.
Mr and Mrs. James Callahan.
Mr and Mm William II. Qilrenan, .
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Winters.
Mr and Mrs. James Fltxgerald.
Mrs, H Parks.
Misses
encouraged association workers In the
state, und similar good fortunes for the
Omaha association Is being hoped for by
Its officers.
REV. MR. MILLER PREACHES
FAREWELL SERMON SUNDAY
ftla
36c aNDEIZBILT 3)of ef
G&hfaySartJi Street east atcflark (hUcnuc,1ftllorlt
WALTUN II. rXA.KPlVLU, Manager.
An Ideal Hoteji with an Ideal Situation,
Summer Ivies'
o a
mm,
'o
Row John F. Miller, pastor of tho First
! rnian Presbyterian church, will preach I
hie farewell sermon Sunday morning at
the church, Twentieth and Ppruce streets.
He has nccepted a call to become' pastor
Thoy will visit at Watch Hill and West i nf the Second German Presbyterian
Hampton and go to Wlanrib,
New York City,
Mass., and
At the Field Club.
Starting this evening the during nt
the O.msha Field ol'ih will vons'rt of
waltsea nnd two 'Steps for th fiNt half
cf the program up to the interiuWsh'n.
church xt St. Louis.
Rev. Julius K. Hchwarz, district mis
sionary of the Presbyterian church, has
been appointed to declare Rev. Mr. Mil
ler's local, pastorate vacant the firat Sun
day In August. He Is now In corre
spondence with various ministers, for the
purpose of securing a new pastor for
the church.
1
FREE
FOR THE
BALANCE
OF THIS
MONTH
With Every One of These
Piano or Player Bargains
A Beautifully DKorattd 42-Pta Dlnmr Sit
Ob that will adorn and fasantlf jr tli taWs of any hoJhs. TWi Brand
Trss Offsr, oomWnsd with the extraordinary faarffalns QOfJsd. bslow,
should Induce auiek action on ths part or every prosptctlva Piano
buysr. Not a th standard makes tncludsd in this sal.
HERB ABB TXZ8 WXSJC'S BAKOAXHB
Tormer rrlo Sals rrlos
$3EO Nswby fc Evaai, Upright
ano .... H0
8278 Estsy, Upright Piano S110
B4CO stsfftr A Bon. Upright Piano 8100
esoo Behmousr a Mususr, upngnt
m
Ask the Soda Man-
he'll tell you the
crowd drinks
S1B0
1
Mlsrea
Marguret Paiks.
Mary Clinton,
Jotephlne Martin.
Messrs. I
John Mulcahy, 1
William J. lliennan,
Rev. M. I.. Hsllou. '
Watklns entertained '
Misses
Annabel Sinclair,
3Ielen Kroner.
Margaret King,
Hadle Rothholz,
3loberta Blynn.
Arietta MrAaulry,
Messrs.
Miner Campbell,
Ralph King,.
Fled Cahow,
lister Robinson,
Charles Pelerqi,
James Smith.
Mary Heafey,
Katie Heafey,
Margaret Clinton,
Messrs.
Kmmet McMahon.
Cornelius Heafey,
V J Martin,
Mr and Mrs. J. I).
a largs picnic party last evening, which
-was followed by dancing. Those present
SN
Mlsses-
I.oulfe Watklns,
Helen fiuclalr.
Marjorle Abbott,
Liiclln Faulkner,
I.uclle Kllschel.
Margaret Hoffman, .
Nina Ames,
Messrs.
Thomaa Wakely,
Jean Bnowdrn,
Anton Hranstsd,
Starry Walker,
3aul Oolaad.
Karl Rranstad,
jtusreu ursi.
A special mualcal program was rendered
last evening at the club, which wan en
Joyed by a vary large company. The
following program was given:
Trio- .
lal ln Pen d'Amour Stlahi
ibi Venetian hove .song Nevln
Violin, cello and piano.
Violin Solo
a) LJeberflend Krelsleri
lb) Schon Roamsrln Krelfler
Mr. Will. Hetheiinglou.
Trio Serenade Wldor
Violin, cello and piano.
Cello Solo-.
la) Cantilena Rolterman
(bj Oavotte lye
Mr. Kdnln Clark.
"Violin Solo Humoreska, Dvorak
Mr. Will Hethorlucton.
Mrs. Charlea ThUini aecoN-ipaula't.
At Carter Lake Club.
Mra, T W. Urecklnrtdge entertalnea
Kt dinner at Carter Ike elub Tuesday
cveninr. Covers -weie laid for.
Misses- Mltseii
Mary Illaekburn. of Lillian llshu.
Ixis Angeles, Cal. Mia. Kate llahn.
Messrs. Messrs.
3 R. Van Tuyl. T. W. Ureflkinrldge.
Dr and Mrs. A. P. Conlon entertained
Mr and Mrs. Griffith ot Chicago and
tha Misses Horsey of Atlantic la.
Vincent Hascall had as his dinner
guests
Mr and Mrs. Richard Webster.
Dr and Mrs. Paul Anthes.
Mr end Mrs. A. Royd Amberson.
Misa Urate Northrup
Messrs.- Messrs.
Milbur Jonet. Oram J'eters.
Mr A Jetes had ftr guests for tho
dinner-dance. Justin Refregler. four; J.
C Fallon, two; 1.. l.aviaj:eY three; - A
AVestcrgaard. three; W. M. Wharton,
lx, C. B Vesy. five; V C. Best, two; A
II Hanson, five; A. J, Jackson, two; V
1 Johnson, two. K 1 Potter, two; W.
ii Taylor, two; Fred B. Buek, fifteen.
A B, Mitchell, four. Allen, four; Mrs.
llolsmsn. six. R. 0. Adams, four. p. B.
Kzimt, twoj K. C Bennatl, eight; Lee
nv i.a n.vco.NTni'HK.
RuHleil evening frock. The low round 1 1
bodies diopplng off the dioulders In eu'.ly
nineteenth centurv fashlrn. Is mado of
two ruffles of gold lace, round scallops,
ovsr a foundation of turquoise ihann- isc
The decollete being liordered by tlirec
ions of rhlnestonrs,
Vlano
lioo
lrht Piano 81-10
JIM Btraubs, Uprtghl Piano . . 913B
300 Voss li Sons, Upright Piano 9160
MM Btsgar tt Bona. Upright Piano 239
300 BoUllllnf, Upright Piano . 1B6
00 Xnaba, Bqnara Plaso S40
S1.000 A, B. Ohass, Orand PUno . 937B
800 Oeorge Btsek, Orand Piano . S28&
eso Bohubsrt Player Piano .. . 8350
700 Btayvssant Pianola MSO
WE
UAXC TUBUS
XrOW AS
AS
$1 a Week
Ttvmua this SAxa
Prat Stool and Scarf
With Evary Piano Sold.
Xxolnalrs Xsprsacnta
tlves for f ol 1 o v 1 nff
world's txsl pianos I
Otelnway. Wstesr, Hard
man, Stsysr It Sons,
Erotreon. SSePhaU, Zitn
daman Si Bona, SohmoU
lor la Uttallsr 'ana
llan Pianola Pianos.
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Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
1311-1313 FARNAM STREET
TZOTOK AVnt OOLUSCBZA TA.T.KIHQ MACXtTNSS AND SUPPXZSB
The drink with dash
vim vigor and go to it.
The thirsty ones one
best beverage. Deli
cious and refreshing.
Demand the genuine by foil rime
Nicknames encourage substitution.
Whenever
vou see an
Arrow think
of Coca-Gola.
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