THE OMAHA SUNDAY NEE: OCTOTIEK 4. 1914.
2-D
GUESTS HEREJOR FESTIVAL
87 th Scorn They Are Now Coming
to Be Beady for the Ball.
SEEN I5TLEEST IN CONTEST
Hr Wnitien Rotlnr r )ccee
f Dae Ball Cimt for Benefit
of afatera of Merer
Hospital F'Md.
rial ralrartar.
SI" X DAT Mm. C. V. Fmllh. farewell "at
hom " Mr. tvra ."Ionian el Detroit
"at horn'' at the Hotel Iyal.
VOMI'AY-Mr. an.1 Mm A. V. Klnater.
Special Maids of Honor for the Queen Consort of Ak-Sar-Ben XX
The
Ak-Sar-Ben
rtanrlng party at th rountry dun. .Mr j
and Mrs. Jchn It. Sharv. 1lnr at I l"t-l i
Iryal. followed by Orphrum theater
tT KpTiAT Temple Ikhk-I PlnterhoiKi
nirellns. ,
WEPNK?PT-Klertrlrnl parade. L nt-
erity club. Informal dunce after elec-
trtral "parade
THl 'R3DAY Palrd-Kerredy weidlnB.
Albert Hnaeh. iltnner nsrty at Country
Inh fr Kmlth-I'slo .-.M!ng party.
FUJDAY Coronation t'sll.
SATfRlA Y Aleanil' r I.ootiiIh. dinner
tuirlv at home rr Smith f'alo wctMIng
lrty.
Ak-.ar-Pn sin-! are arrivln:: bv tl:e
s.-nre and will he lioni'r iruoatn at Mitnrr
ou entertainment! till week.
The first large affair for the visitor
thla week will be the dancing party Mon
day evening at the rountry 1'ih, gtven
by Mr. and Mrs A. V. Klnsler for their
houaa guest. Mre. Kredorlrk Mlghle ami
Miia Helen lligbla of Chl ago. Many oth. r ,
Ak-Har-lton visitor will atr.d thla party I
Mien Kitty Hndh-r of l-on1'n. Kng . who
has heen apen-llng a few we. ka visit Inn
1r ttn.l 1nt (' N" lltrtl. find W'llO lia
hern much entf rtainf-d, will remain until
the Coronation h.ill to le on" of the out-of-
town inahla of honor. Mia Hadltr la
anticipating the event.
Mis Mary Ienman of Iea Molnea will
arrive to vlalt Mlaa l.milfl Iiliining and
ttn1 the feetlvllliw thla week.
Misa Lmuiae Mftien of Clitrngo who la
vlaltlng her brother, Mr. Wayland W.
Mage, and Dr. and Mti, J. I. Lord, baa
been InvlteJ to be one of the out-of-town
malda of honor and Mia. Hogcr Throop
Vaughan of Chicago la another Ak-Mar-Ben
vlaltnr.
Mr, and Mra. Edwin T. Bwobe will have
Mra. Lester Brldahnn of Denver aa gueat
untU after the ball.
University Club.
The winter aeuaon at the I'nlverally
club haa opened, and alartlng laat even
ing table d'hoto dinner will te given
Saturday and tiuntlay evenings . at the
club from to I o'clock.
will be an Informal tin nee Wrilnc-sday
evening following tho elo. trh ul parade.
Thla will be for the club membere and
thtlf friends.
Vienna Reunion.
Dr. and Mra. J. P. Lord entertained at
a dinner party laat evening at the Omaha
club In honor of their aon-ln-law, Dr.
Roger Tliroop Vaughan. of Chicago. All
of the gneete had formerly met In
Vienna, Autrla. and nearly all of them
had atudled together at thla popular med
ical center. Following dinner, the evening
waa pnt Informally with remlnlacenoea
of "vlen." The gueal llet Included:
Dr. and Mra. Roger Throop Vaughan.
Dr. and Mra. A. D. Dunn.
Dr. and Mra. Palmer Vlndley,
Dr. and Mra. Alfred rVhalftk.,
Dr. and Mra. Rodney til lea, . J
Dr. and Mra. J. P. Lord.
Mlaa Ioutae Mage of rhtfaRoV,
Mr, Wayland W. Magee.
Dr. 1kltoy Crummcr.
Dr. Loula Bushman,
Tueiflat Jiorniat Muiicale. '
The Tuesday Morning Mul1 Ohib
will hold Iti flrat program November ,
al the home of Mn. 3. M, Daugherty.
Mr, Kavaa, fkUnist, will gtva U pro
gram, aire. Oerrit Fwrt l chairman of
the pregram oommlttee thla year, with
Mra. N. P. Fell, Mra. S. M, Fairfield.
Mrs! R, Beher Howell aaalatlag. The
club ajiaounrei two other profeealonal
pro grama, Mlaa Henrietta Weber for a
leetur reeltal In December, and Mr.
Marlon Green, baaao of Chicago, recital
in January.
Interest in Conteit
Somebody certainly read the eoelety
page Friday eyenlng. Ton ehould have
aeen the mall ataokel ua on my deek
yeaterday morning, with votea, or,
ahould ay gueaaea. on the name of the
young woman who la to be our neit
quean.
I thought we vera ee gwamped that
would telephone Bajneon. the lord high
chamberlain, allaa Dad Weaver, for ee-
atatanca. Ha aald If I would wait until
ha anawered 1,001 let t ere and telephone
calla that he might be able to give me
acme eaeiotance about two weeka after
the ball.
I am gla4 that the readera of The Pee
have go many different young women
choaaa for thla great honor. It would be
a bit tnbarreaelng If they all ehoee the
eama'ona, whan the oommlttee had aw
leeted tomeone alae.
The flrit vote In waa for Mlaa Francea
Uochatetler; tho aeoend vote waa for Mlaa
Louiee Dinning and the third envelope
I opened waa for Mtta Mary Burkley.
Then we had to let the votea go until
we could get out the Saturday evening
and Sunday morning papera.
Thla la my flrat experience aa a eonteat
editor and I ana keen about it.
Fatroneisei at Benefit Game.
A eaae ball game will be gtven at
Kourke park October U for the benefit
f the Klatere of Mercy of Omaha,
golden Jubilee fund,
the game arc:
Meedarona
C W. Hamilton.
Fred Hamilton.
Frank Hamilton,
F.. W. Naah.
T. C. Byrne,
(ieorge Prandela,
II. V. Burkiey.
Dr. T. J. Dwyer.
Ken Uallsf her,
Charlea Harvey,
Andrew (lallagber,
Q. A. Hoffmann.
. ;Hanin,
Herman Kountac.
C. T. Kountse,
A. V. Klnsler.
J. A. C. Kenredy,
J. O. Klnsler.
Misaee
Mary ottr.
Arabella Kimball.
Ophlla Haydeu,
The patronesses for
Masdamea
J. W. Martin.
Paul I. Martin.
M. K. Murphy.
T. J. Ma honey.
Owen Mel-affery,
W. C. McKnlght,
T. J. Nolan.
P. T. Norton.
D. J. fVHrlen.
T. F. Qtiinlan.
Dan hlley of
Daw eon. Neb.;
John Rush.
W. A. Mourke.
Thomas lUdmond,
O. J. 8myth,
Dr. T. J Mfhleler.
Mlaaee
Margaret Swift.
Mary Munchhoff.
For Kin Friganza.
Mlaa Trlxle Friganaa, who beada the
bill at the Orpheum theater tbla week, I
the house gueat of Mr. and Mra, Leo
Orotta during her ttay la Omaha. Mr. and
Mra. John H. Shary will entertain at
dinner at the Hotel Loyal, followed by aa
Orpheum theater party Monday evening
la honor of Mae Prigansa.
Afternoon Tea.
Mre. CP-arlea SadUek and Miss Helen
Sadilek entertained at an afternoon tea
Friday at their homo In honor of Mre
Sadllek'a cousin. Dr. Olga Htaeny of
Boston, who will make her home in till
II V"? ' A j 'v ' -". v.. IS Y v,:.:: hV.Viv' M I
V' i W" !:
i. - ' - "r .
hinln fortiv il the ftnitei p;i o for the riin
Ing roi'in lat.lc. which wix lighted with
reel ahadctl imiilti. Klllnrticy rnaea aul
pink mini) drugona weie unci in the
drawing room ami (aniMlori tu the living
room. Mra. J. W. Thoniaa and Mra.
(lenrgn Swobodu poured tea In the
tllnlnn room ant ua tiling were Mra.
Frank Johnaon nml Miaeea Hlaany
and Orttii'.eii Swohodu. About eighty
gucittx were preaent.
Kentinpton Saturday.
Mra. riherman 1'lnto wai hosteaa at a
kenalngton Saturday afternoon for Mra
Wilbur liuffer of Portland, lnd., who la
the guent of her a iter, Mra. Frank
llugha. Mra. Muffcr waa formerly Mlaa
Jtowena tevenaon of Omaha.
i At the Country Club.
The reniion at the club cloned Haturdny
rvoiiiiiK with the ttthle dhoti! rtlnner
tlimT. hi.t the club will remnln open and
i iiieml era run entertain there aa uhiiiii
except thut there will ho no mualc or
tahln d'hotn intuila.
Mr. and Mrs. It. K Huntley enter
tained at dinner ot the Country club laat
evening for Mra. MlKtrre itnil Mlaa liable
of Chicago. Their gueHta were:
Mr. nml Mre. A. V. Klnslcr.
Mr. anil Mra. T. K. Kennedy.
Dr. ami Mra. C. A. Hull.
Mra. Kreduritk lUnhte.
Mlaa Helen HlKble.
Mr. tiny Kuray.
tither dining partlea were given by Mr.
and Mra. II. V. Iturkley, who entertulned
alxteen gueata; John A. McHbane, four
teen; H H. Kprague, nine; 8. 8. Cald
well, eight; OleniL Wharton, eix; W. F.
Shelton, elx: Kenneth I'attereon, alg; II.
H. Baldrige, five; W. T. Burna, eleven;
Dr, taltoy Crumntr r, four, and T. U
Davla, tour' '
With the TUitori.
iMre. O, II. Curtle of San FTanclaco ar
rived Saturday morning to be the gueat
of Mra. laaao Doiiglae. Many affaire are
planned In her honor.
Dr. Koger Vaughn of Chicago arrived in
Omaha I nureday tu join Mre. Vaughn al
the home of her parents. Dr. and Mra. J.
P. Lord. t
Mra. Howard Thornton ot Grand rtapld",
Mich., haa arrived to apend the winter
aa the gueat of Mra. Harley Moorhead.
Mra Thornton la a coualn to Mra, Moor
head.
Returning to College,
Mr. Claude 11. rtobertaon, eon oi jura.
John A. Dempater, haa returned to the
University ot Michigan.
Mlaa Marjorle Hmith, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. deorge C. Smith, passed her
aamlnatlona for Bryn Mawr and haa
ntered that college.
Women Oolfert.
The women golfera will not meet at
the Country club next Friday on account
or the Ak-Har-Hen ball, but will meet the
following Wednesday at Manawa.
Honored at School.
Mlaa Dorothy Waller, daughter of Mr.
and Mra Harry 8. Wellor, wno la at
tending St. Mary' a achooU haa been
elected president of the aeulor claaa.
Motor Trip.
A email party motored to valley Thure-
day evening. The party Included Mtsa
Helen Clarke. Mlaa I.ouute Smith, Mf.
Edward Murphy and Mr. Lloyd Smith.
Mr. and Mra. Fred A. Naah and Mlaa
Claire llelene Woodard are expected
home this evening from Colfan Springe,
where they went to apend the week-end.
They left Thursday morning In the Naah
touring car.
To Honor Viiitor,
Mra. Cuthbert Vlnoent entertained at a
bridge party at her home Saturday after
noon In honor of Mre. W, O. Paisley of
Helena, Munt., formerly ot Omaha, who
is her house guest during the Ak-Har-Ben
week. The decoratlone were carried out
In Ak-Sar-Ben color. The gueata were
member of the Omaha Woman' club, of
which organisation Mr. Paisley wa aa
active member when the resided here.
Those preaent were
Meads me
W. t. 1'alaley,
Arthur Chase.
M. H. Copeland.
N. W. Woodward
H. U t'ntlerwood,
Isaac DoukIbs.
H. H. Whliehouee,
C. J. Roberta.
H. I', lirookfield,
T. R. Ward
F. 8. Mol-afferty.
Meadamee
R. U Frantg.
F. S. King.
Charles Roeewater,
C. B. Cot.n,
Charles Morley.
(leorae Swolmda,
K.iward Johnson,
Walter I. Kmltli.
Council Rlutfa;
K. H. Towl,
Cuthbert Vincent.
Flraiurei Fait.
The reaeon at the club clraed Haturdny f 1'UM UU.y DUXi fr-t 'r -' ,t lAfM X r ) t
Mr. L. A. Welsh entertained at n'Ama C Olson,
luncheon at her apartment In the Angelu 1 AV'M7ui!ney.
Friday In honor of Mra F. 8. Imont of,uaInll Dickson,'
Portland. Or., who la the guest of Mr . V. T Travlor.
and Mr. A. W. Scrlbn.r. !"?uV itw '
Mlaa Laura Crager entertained at a phar.e,Mrlknugal,
alumber party at her horn Friday even
ing. Twenty-four young women were
prceenL
Surpriie Party.
A surprise party was given Friday
evening for Mtsa Clara Brewster and Mlaa
Kdna Ueorge. Thirty girl of the Young
Women'e Christian Association Athletio
tlub were present. The evening was
"afc a a I M MM "m. I M I 1 II algf II I a .T -eaea w. a
il a a il MM J M W... - W hw .M" m 1 M" T X MnBBW MM - ... Bia J
Hpctit in samrs, after which refreshmenta I I ' XV r ' c V V. Vv
w:rd-T,,c 8:r': I x if s . x nSaS.
I'.Mtiii- HrHiiaoit. Francea Haiton, f X II I f 1
(ilft'.a lurry. .Martha Frankfurt, I II VI
Coronado Dancing Party.
The Oorunatlo cmh gwve a aqulrrel
festival dancing party at Turpln'a
academy Friday evening. Thla was the
flrat dunce ot the winter aeaaon. The hall
waa decorated with aumach and other
oolored autumn leaves. Among those at
tending were:
Mlaaee
Cell Vest,
Louise liwta,
Annabel blnoialr, '
(ienevlevo Droits,
Hues 1'hulan,
Oolden Myeia,
CIhI Bragg,
Kthel Hat In nan.
(trace Joint a,
Threaa I'lanugan,
Helen Weatei-
gaard.
Clara Hohltf
Fnituy Kohler,
Mvrtie llayden. .
Mary IMuriuu,
Hutn Htnitliaon,
ll,n livlael,
Fanny buhmidt,
A. Wullacu,
Keuting,
Friedu 1'eteraon,
l'ty Oo-ffortl,
Mario Turner of
l.lnctiln, Neb.;
Orace Walah,
Francis Dennison,
Ileth Itordhoff,
Florence liarr,
Vlfflo Killy,
Doris l.iudley,
Jeanne Aualander,
Marie O Nell,
Helen Kronor,
Anna Verdvgren,
Ida Carroll of
Parnetf, la ;
Ruth Oentsuinan,
Ines Arnr.lt,
Ml Idled Oroea,
Laura Hruch,
Clara Llndley,
Uurtrutie Frost,
Helen Oatea,
llolen Hickman of
.sioux City, la.;
Kdna Thraln,
tlladwln.
Kather Kroner,
Katherlne McCarthy, Helen BUS,
Helen Hubert of
Ruth Normand,
Nora Palling,
Hvivia Hover,
Klleon Kdward.
Beatrice Dowllng,
Savage,
Lib High,
Helen U. Fowler,
Rita Carpenter.
Mary Prltcherd.
Helen l.oftman,
Orat'41 Duke,
Marie Holland,
Lsllur Hln,
Jeaaie Mclonald,
I'eg Weaver,
Hild Tuiior,
I'.. McMulleu,
Clara liaiivreau,
Fraiicta Thomaa,
Alice Klmnulat,
Haaal Kamm
Meaara
lUrry Hegley. ,
Islle Burkanroad,
Jack K. Itlie of
Lincoln, Neb.;
A. L. tlladwln.
U P. Reynold of
Hloux City, la.;
H, I. Bergen,
Herahel Mayae of
Dee Molnea. la.;
Rov N. Frankum.
Raymond Burgeaa,
Oeorge Roach,
Lincoln, Neb.,
K. hpellman.
Kather Connolly,
Huth Raymond of
Lincoln, Nub.;
Mildred Freeman,
Maude Parker,
Helen K. Wyman,
Kmiua, Kremborg,
4,
idallne Kelltiy of
Council liluifa.
Duwna,
Orefhen W II Ha ma,
H. Warner,
Ijtuia Tiilinan,
lluaiiell.
HiXUlH, c
Hullman,
Naomi Hyrne.
llaaol Turner,
attaara
Chailts Kliae,
Main richweitn.
Virgil Ieema,
R. U. WoCUne,
lxwell Urwtig.
U H. Howell.
Oeige C. MoCay,
Harry Walker,
Duo) I Kipling.
Raymond rieeger,
Marshall O Nell,
O. N. Burgee,
Mag Martin,
Raymond Smith,
Ray Owens,
Lawrence F. Braum, Krneat Drlshaua,
P. K. Carroll, Harold rl. .
Harry J. Daly, Charle W. Brltt.
Frank M Overholt. Martin I Haymond,
Ralph Willlama. V . '.
Vernon Ragan. W H. Roger,
Dr. John t. Kelley, Frank flholdj
Richard D. K alley,
w. tc. waroacn.
Melvln Lareon,
Martin Molhrouk,
O, W. Ijtmb,
I,oyd Jenaen,
OtHirif Bergen,
P. NV. Medley,
J. L. Beecrtft.
A. Plxler,
VTlmer Campbell.
Victor Black.
Cecil C. Vaughn.
Oharlea Rachvan,
Rtihby Hurn.
Arne Truelann,
Hurt on R. Trexler,
Irving L. Hoi tun,
Klburne Parka.
V. J. Kendrlck.
Harold Raer,
t Ieorge Cleveland,
CUeun Mawry
(Jmea Multloon,
1 i.mn-i,
Harold H.
James F.
Johnaon
Beckmao, Harry WentMtrg.
Habenstielt
A a nan i.unn,
Dave Rourke,
Clark Richard.
K. H. Ftricklej-,
H. Dongherty,
A. Reate.
Fd Coetello.
Wtlllarn McMahon,
Jamra A. Vobortl,
Charles) A Johaaon,
llarvev A. Sloan,
Mlalna Weeke,
D. Cullen.
Charles Antler.
Howard Mrtreary,
HMney Oreer.
M. A. n.hweHn,
RudV Huldum,
Keith Rackee,
Clarke Hamilton,
Jack Hut-hart,
William Nclaon,
TJoyd Tn'end,
Wayne Moore.
Nauten,
John A, Magraum,
Dr. J. A. Henake,
O, O. Carleman,
A. O. Swygard.
Fd R Bherlock,
Clint V. ftnlth of
Lincoln, Neh.;
H11111 Heyn,
W illiam Klewtt.
Tod Henck,
Fk C. Ktf
J. i lla'tnet,
. ... 1 ... .
, Lincoln, ni ;
riM,ru nuehart.
Mr. tnt Mre. i "union nii.
Mr. and Mr. Sterling M. Palling.
Mr. and Mr. George MeConnell.
Card Club Meet.
Mra Clare Jahlon antrrtalaed the mem
bers ot th Alaha High Five club Friday
afternaon. After the game luncheon waa
served. The high s.nrea wre made by
sis-'' t y . v-; ''' i i -'.' i
Mr H.' W. Barrium, Mr. T. P. Crane,
T U It .AS, IV 3w-et7' tv-icfc a l . ji u , s-. .v II fl7 r 7 V,.
II f T II v" v. I rL. y , i
Mr. 8. W. Vlck and Mra, A. Hazleton.
Mlaa Florenoe Raohman and Mis France
Plattl were gueata of the club. Three
table of player were preaent. The club
will not meet again until after the Ak-Sar-Ben
festivities.
Club Organized.
The Boulevard Park Kensington club
waa organised Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mra. F. O'.ttor, Mrs. C, H. Uoul
dln waa eleoted president and Mra W.
T. Prak secretary and treaaurer. Those
preaent werei
Meadamee
4edamea
L. MoCltiud.
O. 11. Gouldin.
IW. T. Drake.
F.
K. 11. Thorp
ro.
J. H. Nlcklen,
F. J. Madia).
L. C. Pierce,
i W. Kerchlval.
P. Johnaon,
F. Qlttur.
Sunday at Home,
Mra. Cora Sloman and daughter, Mlaa
Dorothy Sloman of Detroit, will arrive
Sunday morning for a few week' atay
and will ba at tho Flatlron. Mra Bio
man and Mta Sloman will be at home
Informally to their friend at the Hotel
Loyal Sunday afternoon.
Utopian Society.
Mlaa Effl Clelland entertained the
Utopian aoolety of the Vniveralty e(
Omaha at a Japanese lawn party laat
evening at her home. Many new atudent
were Initiated Into tba aoelety. All the
visitor cam dressed In Japanese cos
tume and carried out a program ot ori
ental gameeo A rays (cat program, and
dancing followed. Amoug thus present
were:
Misses
F-ffle Clelland,
Dene Berger,
Anna Purdy,
Malicl Nelsen,
Marion Peamall,
Mlasea
- Minnie Johneton,
Huth Bar a nr.
lorothy Scott.
Helen Johnston,
Mae Carney.
Olga Anderaen,
Florenoe l'ew,
Oladye Tallmadge,
Ruth Sunland,
Feme Ollbert.
.Miiiirm jonee,
Violet Ilorue,
Annetla Nourse,
(lladvs Bang hart.
May i.eatn,
Dorothv McMurray. Euaaeia brenner.
Irene Wlleon,
Prof. Kelma Andaraon.
Mre, W, Wat era
Surpriie Party.
Mr. and Mra Dan Donovan of South
Omaha entertained at a surprise party la
honor ot their daughter Irene. Those
present were:
Misses Mlaaes
Kale lirrnaitdl. F.tisabtth Moeshleh
Agnes (Villus. Anna Donovan,
Kalherin Met hi Ire. Irene Donovan,'
Margaret lU'htermeyer
M-sr. Meaara.
Fred Oernandt. Frank Letahton.
OI etude Font, !wrenc Caair,
Karl It van, William Von lonaka
Harry Bloomqulat,
W 1 1 Ham lxinovan.
Mr. and Mr. I 'an Donovan.
Wedding Plant.
The wedding of Mlaa Mildred Roger
and Mr. Jake Deuel will take plaoe Mo
veiuber 4. at Trnlty eathsdral, and will
be followed by a reception at the home
of the bride' mother. Mra. Warrea
Kogera Mia Roger will be attended
by Mis Carmellta Chase a m4'd of
Mickey J
, . 3 . ' 1
honor, and Misses Margaret Greer Baum,
Blanche Deuel, Irene Everett of Chi
cago and Orace Murphy of Milwaukee
a bridesmaids. Mr. Percy C. Smith of
Philadelphia will be the best man and
Mr. Frank Mead, Mr. Roger McKenxle
and Mr. Harry Koch, ushers.
Tho marriage of Misa llett'e Bookman,
daughter ot Mr. J. Bookman of St. Louis,
and Mr. Morris Milder, son of Mr. and
Mra J. Milder of this city will be cele
brated Tuesday, October 20. at th Metro
politan club.
The wedding of Mis Frieda Sagert,
daughter of Mr.' and Mra. Theodore Sa
gert, to Mr. Frederic 11. Johnaon will
take place on Wednesday, October ?1, at
high noon. Only intimate relative will
be present
Farewell at Home.
Mrs. C. T. Smith leavea next Saturday
for Louisiana, where she will Join Mr.
Smith. Mr. Smith give up her home
Tuesday and will be with Mra. Louis
Naah. Sunday afternoon Mra Smith will
be at home to a few of her friend at I
o'clock.
Temple Iirael Sisterhood.
The opening meeting or tne Tempi
Israel Slsterhod will be held Tuesday
afternoon, October t. In the parlor of
th Temple. The member are all cor
dially Invited.
For Wedding Party.
Mis Dorothy Dale, whose wedding to
Mr. Sidney I Smith of Hartford, Conn.,
will take place October 11 will be honor
truest at a number of entertainment.
Thursday evening. Mr. Albert uuscn will
give a dinner party at the Countdy club.
Air. nniun euiu nir. itpnnriii xuitiwut'iu
of Brookllne Mass., will arrive Thursday
morning and Mr. Smith' brother, Mr.
Marborough Smith arrive Sunday from
Hartford. Saturday evening Mr. Alex
ander Looml will give a dinner party
at hi home for the wedding attendant.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Klghter j
Wood will entertain at rwooa. .iionaay
evening Mias Marjorle Howland will
entertain at the Orpheum followed by a
supper. Tilted y evening of next week
Mr and Mra. Dale will entertain at the
Vniveralty tlub followed by a vedding
reheraal.
For Bridal Coupl.
A regular meeting of the Kensington j
club ot the llansi'om fark Methodist i
church, at the home of Misa Florence j
Agnr, Friday evening, waa oo'nverted Into
a surmise party and shower for Misa Jean
Vtalson and Mr. Clyde Rock, a hose mar-
rlage will be celebrated October to. The j
affair wa planned try Mlaat-a Kern Solo- I
mon, Edaa lurlaad and Violence Agor, j
Mr. Harvay Qreen and Mr. R. R- Brott.
BrndlerWinf Wddinf,
Th .wedding ot Mlaa Ethel Wing,
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Martin Wing,
and Mr. Arthur Bradley took plare. on
Wednesday evening at the home of the
bride's parents. The marriage line were
read by Ucv. C. u. Bloomfleld. Preceding
the ceremony Mr. Harry Wing sang "To
the End of the World with you." Prof.
C. D. Challl played the LohengTln wedding-
march.
The bride waa attractive in a gown of
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