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HUSICAL AFFAIRS NUMEROUS
Socittj Omtly Intereitei i Vari
ous Attraction for Week.
KES EDITH THOMAS TO WED
Pnawlar Voclety tMtf of The Br
4 Marry Mr. Waylaa Hum
-aCmell Glaa Clab
CMa la Deabr.
Social Caleaaar.
SrxrAT-Mra. B. M. McCallum. art
Studio Wfpllnfi, 8 to I p. m.
JJONUAt-Coronado club dance at Cham
ber'. Et--Virp dance. Diets club.
MIm Marjnrl Howland, evening bridge
at her lionw. Carter Lake Hwlmmlng
anfl Bowling rtnh. Metropolitan ball.
TfK.SDAY Tuesday Morning Musical,
Mra. J. M. I'euaherty hostess. Mr.
Frank Coad. bridge at her home. An
nual Hallowe'en and rube' party at
t'hamhera', Lateat Dancea club at Tur.
pln'a academy. Manchester-llendrlck-se
wedding. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rob
luaon, dinner partv for Miss Robinson
of Kt. Ixiul. Debutante hridge club,
with Mis Frances Hochstetler.
"WKDNEMDAT "W Ensemble club,
Mra, Erhard Hot', hostess. Elks'
il.triclng party. Huhscrlpllon dance at
Turpln's. Wednesday Hridge club, MlM
Mary Burkley, hostess. Alice Mac
ketiile Ldrcler singer, at Young Women's
Christian aeaociatton. Mrs. Isaac Doug
III, luncheon. "Heel Tet" Card club,
Mm. W. H. Woodard. hoatess.
THURSDAY" Vesta chapter Order of th
Knslera Ktar dance at Chamber.' Com. a
' 'club meet with Mra. Oenrg Morrla.
T'alltorwt club dinner. Ueorge Ham
lin concert at Hrandel. Mr. J. F, Car
penter, reception for Mra. Harry Car
penter, rsgalco Hub at Metropolitan
hall. Mra Kdward Johnson, kenalngton
for Meedanva A. C. Wynne, O. IL Cur
tin and O. W. Paisley.
FKIDAT-Mra. E. C. Twamley, tea for
:.tte Katherlne Becker. First Presby
terlan church benefit luncheon for Po
rtal Settlement. Q'H Vie dancing party
at Chambers.' Pnrk Forest and Castellar
school boys' party. Walter Beltaer, host.
Madam Oervl lle-Reacbe, concert, State
Teasers' convention.
PA TV R DAT Madam Oervllla Reach
c oncert. Auditorium, Week-end as
sembly rl.mce at Turpln'a academy.
Prairie Park club dancing party.
' , This week will witness the revival of
musical Interest for the season In Omaha.
The Tuesday Morning Musical, among th
oldnat of the musical clubs, tiaa been tha
means of faveringr Ornh tniiai lovera
with tha best of the country's' mualcal at
tractions. Th opening meeting of th
club will be held. Tuesday at th home
of Mr. John M. Daugherty. Th nttr
program will b given by Mr. Raphael
Xavas, pianist, of Wichita, Kan. Mr.
Neva has had great ueoeaa a a student
at th Conservatory of Barcelona, and
ahlle studying with Isadora Fhllllpp at
rails. Mr. Navas la likewise a student
f th Leschellsky method, under Wager
Swurn.
Society always turns out In full to bear
Madam Beach and already aa unusual
number of boxes have been reserved.
Among thoa who wtll entertain at box
parties are ' Mr. and Mra George A.
Joslya. Mr. and Mr. C Will Hamilton,
Mr. and MraPrank Hamilton, Mr. and
Mra UsF. Crufoot, Mr. and Mrs. F. P.
Klrkendall. Mrs. R. S. Hall and Mi.
Herman Kounts.
Madame Gervltle-Keache Is the stellar
musical attraction of tha week, Th
great contralto will siis Friday evening
at th Auditorium, before th - slat
teachers' convention, and appears In
concert Saturday evening ...
I,!n parties will b given by: Miss
Helen Millard, Mr. E. M. Andrefcsen and
Mr. and Mra. Edgar H. Scott.
A Urge number of reservations have
been mad for th George Hamlin con
cert at th Braadels theater, Thursday
afternoon.
French Count Social Lion.
Count D Pertrang of Parts. Fraaea,
who. wltk bis secretary. Mr. Lew Wait
of New York City. Is spendtng some time
In Nebraska buying horses for th
1 reaoh government, has been extensively
ci, tertalned. At Ptanton h was the
gueat of Mr. and Mr W. B. Lock.
Sunday evening Mr. Lock gave a stag
dinner party In his honor. Covers were
laid for tea guests. Th host and hostess
wer assisted by tha Misses Bell and
A Jra Lock and Leila Mayer. Monday
tli sam company mad tip a, hunting
party and th day was spent la the
country shooting wild gam. A picnic
lunch ended a delightful hunting trip.
On returning from their trip a delicious
five-course dinner awaited them at the
bom of Mr. and Mr. Locke.
Tuesday noon their hosts again enter
talced a party of mea and woman at
luncheon. Kerns and flowers were used
In th decorations.
Count D Pert rang expressed himself
ss being favorably Impressed with Amer
ica but stated that he would prefer living
In Franc.
From Stanton they went to Omaha and
will go a tar west as Montana before
it turning east.
The count has only been In America
about four weeks, but speaks th English
language quit readily. His horn in
Paris is a castle built about j0 years
rgo. This caatl la aeaertad now, as
hla sons and mea ear-rant ere serving
in th war. and th maids have Joined
tha Red Cross nurses.
Tbs count has served bis country as
aa army officer for twenty-fir years.
Dr. Henry Dafenetre was commtsslonad
to accompany him. and the two French'
w are traveling la America, in com
pany with William Post, United States
government contractor.
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Methodist church, Thursday evening. Th
reception will be held between the hours
of f :S0 and , and th dinner will be at
o'clock.
Hallowe'en Affair.
Mrs. A. 1 Alexander entertained th D.
D. club at a Hallowe'en luncheon Thurs
day. The decorations were in black and
orange. Black cats and witches added
welrdness to the darkened room, while
three witches brewed fortunes In a bub
bling pot In th center of th table.
Those present were:
Mesdtimes
A. ('. Hansen,
Morris Cockrau, .
Klmer Cockran,
Charles Fletcher,
J. K. Uuuglas,
Meadnme-
C. T. Walker,
8. M. Kent,
W. 8. Loree,
Victor Johnson,
I. N. Hammond,
Hi. rt. Jermra.
Miss &orena Douglas.
Mra.. W, W. Long and daughter, Alls
ilorenoe Long, entertained at their
home 6(UarOj evening In honor of J 1 al
io we'en. Th room were attractively
decorated with Japanea and Jack-o -lan
terns, Mrs. Nathan Welsman presided
at th punchbowl. Covers wer laid for;
Mr. and Mrs. N. Welsman.
Mr. and Mra. O. Barnum. ,
Mr. and Mra. O. Murray.
Mr. and Mr. H flchoenleliu
nr. ana jura. v. v, lona.
Mlssc
Merle Mitchell,
Hetty Hopkins,
BMty Hoiklns,
Kathryn llupkins,
.MuiKie Tripp.
Florence Long,
Onrude Frost,
MoKurs.
Jack Oberreuter,
Frank Walton,
eorga Grahiim,
James Arnold!,
HiiKh Orahani,
Tom G rah am.
James C. Long.
HER ENGAGEMENT TO WED IS
ANNOUNCED.
Missc
Msry O NclL
6(cll MoCarron.
Mable Graham.
Florence Hoibrook,
lHllle Hchults,
Koae Hurth.
Uury McKUlgott,
MeSHra
John Iona:,
Orant Milier,
Knill Hchack,
oe Powers.
Adolph Koch,
Will Ixjinalnh,
Don McNeil,
Will Crelgh,
"-X Saw
Dora. Sherman
Marjorl. Marlon and Donald Woodard
and Dorothy and Eva Luther entertained
about thirty of their little friends at a
Hallowe'en party at th Woodard horn
at Miller park. Th house was profusely
decorated for the occasion and a two-
oours luncheon was served the little
folks.
Miss Luella Allen entertained the young
mea of her class at her studio, Th
rooms wer decorated with ferns a .id
palms. A program was given and refresh
mcnts served. Thoa present Included:
Messrs. Messrs -
Robert Buckingham, Donald MacAuley,
Loun punurriunu, itudolth Hansen,
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Thomas aa-
noune th nragement of their deugn
ter. Mariaa Edith, t Waytaad Walls
Miss Thomas sttended the Quinsy
stbool at Wollaston Heights, near Bos
ton, and went abroad two different years
t study muslo and language. Miss
Tbotnas was society editor of Th Bee
and for a abort tint for th Excelsior.
Aa 'MeiUflcU" ah was well known to th
host of readers of Tha Be. Mlas Tnoma-
rruad ar pieaasd that bar marrtag
will not tiLk bar away from this city,
Mr. Mage attended th university
' Bona In German y and later was grad
uated from th University of Chicago,
where h was a member of th Alph
Dtlt Phi fraternity. He studied U w at
Harvard and after aa eighteen months
trip around th world, practiced law In
Chicago for two year. Mr. Mage the
cam to Beaulngtoa four years ago a
executor of th estate of hla grand aXhar,
tha laU Colonel Pratt. Mr. Mage Is
nember of th Country dub. University
and Commercial clubs.
Th wedding will tale place this fan
the bride's horn and will be attended
y fcy reUUvta. There will be a at-
mdnt.
Peru Alumni to Meet
Th OtnaHa Peru dub UI give a re-
teptloa and alumni bai.qurt at tli First
awarded to Misses Julia Blauffuas, Jessie
Healey. Esther Jacobson and Messrs.
James Clarke, Eugene Houser and Milton
Moiiarlty. Th guests were:
M tunes Misses
Jtillti Jjlnlifftiss, Flnm .Vlclson. '
Marie iilauffuas, I.unlla Jarobsen.
l.eona Kwlnx,
Klal Kelso.
Meaara
Fugen Houser,
Heroltl Coinpton,
Kdward Muruhy,
W. h. Toxwort.
anthemums were used. This Is the first
of a scries -if parties piann'd for th
winter months.
Those pi client were:
Mlaeea Mlwu
Blanche Wallwcber, Helen ltrnnn.
Marv Myers. Mym Mullen,
Marie Neerr. Ome Troxe,
Winifred Ualte. Alice Donahue,
Theresa Rels, Kva Walla-eber,
Genevieve Dros. Julia Korlets,
MHrKarft tre, Theresa Koplct.
Kmnrm Wallweber, Gertrude Sullivan.
Msry Clinton. i:ilcn IHnahue.
Margaret Clinton,
A Hallowe'en ghost parly aa given
Frldfcv evening nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Catherwood as a surprise fare
well for Mr. Catherwood. who leaves for
Wyoming, to he gone a month. BpMer '
web hunta and other Hallowe'en names,
waa th entertainment of the evening.
Orange and black ribbons and Hallowe'en
novelties decorated the rooms. The t nests
were:
Mr. and Mrs. George Thone.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Putts.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shlclils.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Skoalund.
Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Ailam.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. T. Cutler.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Smith.
Mr. and Mr. G. N. Menchani.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. (fRelllv.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. I'eilev.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. I'eilev.
POPULAR GIRL SOON TO BE A
BRIDE.
Pleasures Past.
Mr. and Mr. Pldney K Tuylor enter
tained informally Saturday night In
honor . of Mrs. .Harry I.. Goodrich of
Clinton, Mm, Old-time costumes, songs
and dances were the feature of the even
lnu. Those present were:
Mr. an.l Mrs. C. H. Draeirer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11 Kuony.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Strinner. .
Mr. and Mrs. I.. R. Strlnner.
Mr. and .Mrs. W. K. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 1 Taylor.-
Mr. and Mr. A. L. Tlmblin.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Geltren.
Mra. H U Goodrich.
Mra. Wilson.
Miss Connor.
l'aator Muiford d Mrs. Mulford of
the Olivet Baptist church wer a sur
prised host and hostess last evening at
a Hallowe'en party In honor of Mrs.
Mulford's birthday. Th married couples
of th congregation gathered at the
church and proceeded to the parsonage.
The evening was spent In playing games
and refreshments were served. Th fea
ture nf th evening was a talk on th
Uaptlst foreign mission In. 4apan by.Mr.
Kato, a prominent Japanese student., .
Mrs. William Hay den entertained the
members Of the Twelve Star Card club
at her home Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Jean Wallace la a newly elected member
of th club, which la composed of mem
bers of Vesta chapter, Order of the
Eastern Rtar. Three tables 'of players
wer present.
Mrs. F. B. Hochstetler entertained at a
matinee party Saturday to see -Ruth Bt.
Denis In honor of Mrs. W. D. Banc.ker.
Mrs. David Baura. Miss Margaret Oroer
Eaum and Miss Frances Hochstetler
wer th other guests.
Mr. and Mra Clair J. Balrd enter
tained six tables of bridge Saturday eve
ning at their home In honor of Mr. and
Mra Ed Balrd. who have xecently re
turned from their wedding trip. Hal
lowe'en novelties wer used In th decora
tlona throughout th rooms.
Th "Sixty-Six" club held Its first
dano of the season at Chambers, Fri
day evening.
Dr. and Mra A. A. Holt man entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening at 'their
horn In honor of Miss Ellolse Sheppard.
Th table decorations wer of pink rose,
and place cards wer laid for;
Miss Elolsa Bheppard.
Miss Daisy Hlgglns.
Judge Pointes.
Mr. Goodwill Dlckerman.
Dr. and Mrs.' A. A. HolUnan.
Utopian Borbrlty. -
Tha Utopian sorority of the University
of Omaha waa entertained last evening
st tha bom of Miss Minnie Johnson,
Musical numbers and Hallowe'en ganvsa
mad up tha entertainment Mis Kath
erln Woodworth and Miss Fern Gilbert
gar readings. Among those present
weret
Misses
Minnie Johnson,
Ruth Berger.
J Dorothy Scott.
Helen Johnston.
Mae Carney.
Olga Andersen,
Florence Dow,
Gladys Talmadg.
Ruth flundland.
Fern Gilbert,
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t'ecembcT, JMO, OS the occasl-n o their'
last western tour, and at that time tne
recrption given the cluba a as so en
thusiastic sad the concert which waa
rendered sunn sn srtistic success, that
llttlo difficulty nil experienced by the
Omaha Cornell men tn securing thv
clubs' visit this yetr. Arrangement f"r
tne entertainment of tha glee clubs Are
being made by local Crnll nien.
Pan Club Dancing Party.
The Pan club he,a Its f.fst dam of the
serfHon Frldsy mailt at the Home hotel.
'1 horc present vcre:
Jessie Healaur
Kether Jacubaen,
Mewtrs.
James Cross,
Hav Ochenblen,
Phillip Peterson.
Milton Muriai'lty.
Pttiil Carlson,
Mrs, W. b. Toxwort
ohn i'undxrlaod.
Fred Curds,
A. D. Cloyd,
Donald I .vie,
Robert Ktlwards.
Lawrence Harring
ton.
1im Krausa, '
Hubert MlrkeL
Richard llurmettler,
Milton Barmettler.
Frank Flkner,
.Mrrill North wall,
Vlrsia Northwall,
Ernest y.chan.
jo neraing.
Wulfgaog UaAlcaa., Kraaot Lundgran,
A Hallowe'en party will b gtven Friday.
when th Park Forest and former Cas
teUar Boys' clubs will be entertained at
the horn of Walter BelUer. A very novel
entertainment has been arranged, which.
oeaue a mueiua.1 program, will contain
original numbers by th boy a Pictures of
Unci Sam's fighting squadron will be
shown, with a radiopticon.
Master Louis Molony entertained at a
Hallowe'en party at hla horn Friday
evening. Hallow' ea game war played
and Hallowe'en refreshment war served.
Those praut were:
Misaes
Hvb n Trlxler.
!orolhy Myers,
Helen Cooper,
t-'rtvthe AlTw rson,
Hrlen McQulaton,
Master
Bernard Martin,
Ralph Whitney,
Will Areen. f
Tom ttolwrts,
Al Kunach.
Mr. and Mrs. C.
Misses ,
1 .11 Hoke. .' '
. Gertrude Penault.
Helga titieling,
lama Tucker.
Masters
Bob Blackmora.
WU1 Tehr.
Vie Hoover,
Lout kioluuy.
K. Molony,
Tho Weat Omaha Mothers' Culture club
gav a Hallowe'en ghoat party at th
horn of Dr. and Mra P. T. Barber Fri
day evening for the husband of th
member. Hallowe'en decoration and
autumn leave Were used In th decora
tions and the evening was spent In games
and pranks. Prises wer won by Mra
W. P. Metzger, Mra P. F. Bonorden, Mr.
Ik A. McFarlsne and Mr. C. D. Hutchin
son. Thus present were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mr. C. D. Hutchinson.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McKarlane.
Mr. and Mr. It. '. Iolnr.
Mr. and Mrs. J K. Duaaiu
Mr. and Mra. C. B, Kwan.
Mr. and Mra O. A. Robert.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. M..tr.
Mr. and Mra.iE. O. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. I C. Hutchinson.
Mr. and Mra. P. K fckmordeu,
Mr. and Mra W. M. Raker.
Mr. and Mra. C. R. Hamilton,
Dr. and W-s. P. T. Barbur.
I'r. and Mrs. Blain Truesdell.
Mra T. W. Cox.
An enjoyapia Halloween party was
given at th bom of Miss Jean Matters
Saturday evening. An exciting ghost
walk from cellar to garret waa on of th
feature of th avenlng fun. Hunting
for fortune, bobbing for apples and
other Hallowe'en stunts furnished much
amusement. Thoa present wer:
Misses
F.fi C.elland.
Gen Merger.
Anna Ptirdy,
Mabel Melaen,
Marion Pearaall.
Mildred Jones,
Viola Pierce.
Gladys rvhamp.
Ruth refers,
Mav Leach.
Dorothy McMurrav. Dorothy Soott
Selma Andersen, Gladya Banghart,
Lucretla Ronatrum, Jennie Dow,
Katherlne Wood Marguerite McCoy.
worth,
Etec&Da Entertainment.
Th Etecaba society entertained at a
Hallowe'en party Friday evening at th
hem of Oliver Is'lokum. Tha house was
decorated la accordance with tha season.
Th evening was spent In games and
music, prises being won by Bruce El
drldg and Mis Iren Robinson. Those
present were:
nmnt
Csmt.
issffliA Thomas
Misses
Rdythe Mathews.
Marjorie Forgan.
iMtrothy Brlgga.
Luctle Hendemon,
Messrs
William Htallard,
Lee Hurt,
Ralph Henderson,
James Ijongwell.
Robert Patten,
Misses
Msry Creedon,
Irene Robinson,
Celta Noon,
Messrs '
Oliver Ntc leu in,
Dan IxnrweU,
Harold Moorman,
Jack Eldridge,
airuo Eldridg.
nounces a dance for Tuesday avenlng.
December 29, at the -tome hotel. The
committee In charge Includes Messrs.
Jarvla Offutt, Harold McConnell, Philip
Chase, Jabin Caldwell, Edward Daugh
erty and James Reynolds.
Th Coronado club will entertain at a
dancing party at Chambers' academy
Monday evening. Hallowe'en decorations
will be need and colored singers will en
tertain the dancers.
Al-So-Cia Clnb.
Th Al-So-Cla club held Its second
dance of the season Friday evening at
the Rome hotel. Those present were:
Misses
Clara Marquardt,
Alice Patterson,
Avelma Milots,
G-eta Casey,
Carlson,
Amelia Holmberg,
I.llllo Lehmann.
Katherlne Krug,
W'llhelmenla
Armbruat, .
Mildred Eller
Alice Van Burfh,
Anna Bock,
TCather Bwanson,
Helene Rahn,
Kihel Padmore.
Ml
Grace Jones.
F.vclyn Neala,
Mary McKUlgott,
V- ,'eag
Grace Barber,
1 ltracn,
Mildred Murray,
tirtrude FtosI.
Elizabeth
Jorgenson,
Iottle McHenrv,
At uriel Jeffries,
Rvers.
Hanson.
Stewart,
Bess Hos-an.
Clsre Barnum,
Messrs.
J. L. Beecroft,
J. Boegaard.
F. C. Powell,
O, C. Bauer,
. V) Rwanaon,
. W. Halter.
H. L. Armstrong,
R. N. Frankura.
Will etoart,
George Nelson.
C . Weeks..
Panders,
W. J. Palmer, i
H Jacob-on,
Huh Robertson,
Q. Ki. A nderson.
A. li Nelson.
Messrs.-r
3. A. Perry.
D. F. Torell.
W. M. Vaughn,
Jesse Crowe,
C. 1L Tallman,
G. A. Johnson,
W. J. Krug,
Cladius Schrum,
Henry Rock,
C. E. Fddy,
K. WUlrodt,
John Vols,
M. L. .laekaon,
T iovd Jenseiu
W. O. Schri'm.
Robert A. Nelson.
Mra It. Y. Cook of th Colonial enter
tained the cblMren or th bouse at a
Hallowe'en party. Friday evening. Tha
littl guests wer:
Ml Me a Misses (
Vliinl Cotton, Margaret Shotwell. .
Vlismia llrrdntan. Dorothy Barnard
Katiileva llemniau. Margaret KoseMkter,
Misses
Ruth Morris.
Myrtle Harding,
Mart &houk.
IajIs PhKik.
Lydla Ramar.
Measr.
Walter Oehrle.
Arthur Hlttle,
Roy Moore.
Lester Jensen,
Adln H. Webb,
Will Mooney.
Mesdama
A. A Heath,
U Ferris.
MlBMS
'aura Hvde.
Helen Mattvrs.
Heln Morrw,
Jeaa Matters.
'Masar.
Dick Camn.
:1gar Morrla
harles Lovejoyk
F.meat Stloa.
Joeph burger.
Will ThompMon,
Meadaineat
Jcsph Cux. .
Virginia Caiivle,
Oiarloite kluillh.
K.dna Wise.
Peggy Porter.
Mattel s
Ronnie Cotton.
Kriward Hurtiard,
Mlliaiu llyoii.
Miss Elsie Kelso entertained at bar
horn Friday evening. The decoration
wer la Hallowe'en colors, and th even
ing was spsnt In games of various aorta.
I Kruti:y Sherman,
Margaret bcotl.
Elvauor Scott
Masters
Frederick Funh. -Jauivs
iUcbaiUa.
Weddinsr Announcement
Th marriage of Miss Charlotte Heu-
dricksen and Mr. Frank T. Manchester
will be celebrated Tuesday avenlng at
I o'clock at th horn of th brld. Mlas
Ines La ley will b maid of honor aud
Miss Alio Virginia Davis and Mlas Fran
ces Hopkins of Bloux City wUl atratoh
th ribbons. Mr. Otto Ktolaon win be
best man.
Th Misses Julia aud Theresa Kepieta.
Gertrude Sullivan and Marl Neavy n
tertalned th X. L. club at a hard times
Hallowe en party Wednesday avsntug.
Th room wer tastefully decorated ap.
and music. Frizes for th games were proiirlat ti Halloa ea aud piuk tbrys-
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Thar war several dinners at tha
Country club last night preceding th
dano. Among tha larger parties was
on n tertalned by Mr. W. Farnam
Smith, who had as his guests.
Mr. and Mra Henrv Wyman.
Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph M. Baldrlge.
Miss Clare Helena Woodard.
Mlas Lurll Bacon.
Mr. Randall Brown,
i Mr. W. Farnam bmlth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 Reed entertained
for:
Mr. and Mrs O. W. Wattles.
Mr. and Mra J. J. Sullivan.
IT. and Mr. A. F. Jonar
Mr. and Mr. A L. Reed.
Mra Charina Cffut
Mr. Luther Drake.
With Mr. and Mr. John A. McShans
were:
Mr. an1 Mr. W. 3. Foye."
'Mr. and Mr W. D. Hoaford.
Miss bluncU Burke. 1'orUend. Or.
Mr. A. B. Warren.
Other entertaining at dinner wer 'Mr,
and Mrs. Barton Millard, who bad four
guests, and Mr. 3. T. McCord, who also
had four guests.
Vetta Chapter Dance.
Vasta chapter, Order f th Eastern
Star, will giva a dancing party at CLao
ber' academy Thursday- evening. Mra
Dan D. Moor is chairman of th com
mute on arrangements and will be as
sisted by Mr. and Mrs. - a. W, Stroup,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thiem, Mra. O. R.
Led yard. Mlas Baulah Hunter, Mis Lena
Hull. Mr. James C Suttl and Mr. W.
D, Oop.
Dances in the Future.
Creightoa Law colleg will conduct a
court for mrrry maker at Chambers'
academy Monday evening, November t.
Dancing will ba th feature of to even
ing. Tha Vagalco club will giva a dancing
party Thursday evening at Metropolitan
balL
Th Delta Phi Sigma fraternity an-'
Qniltino- Bee.
Mrs. Robert Wolfe entertained at an
old-fashioned quilting bee Tuesday after
noon at her borne. The afternoon was
spent In designing an old colonial quilt
Th rooms war prettily decorated with
Hallowe'en novelties and autumn flow
ers. Those present ware:
Mr. and Mrs. James Hanly.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Booth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laufenburg.
Mr. and Mra T. M. Balfe.
Mr. and Mr. W. M. Quald.
Mr. and Mr. Thomas Lowry.
Mr. and Mrs. It U. woire.
Mesdamea
D. R. Corrlgan.
P McMahon
-' Omaha,
T. O'Brien,
lie' Ooidmaa.
Miaaes
Margaret Fox,
Meaars
F.lson Walker.
W. U Painter.
Meedames
if. A, Lowe.
C. w. Waterman, -Jennie
Kruger,
1L Matteaon,
Miase
E'la Kruger.
Mesara
Bernard McGovern,
Mlsrer
Amcua HI.
Dole,
iiui.h Planck,
Hiinnah Tate.
.Miel Planck.
Nlni Tnte,
Kb-anor l atlersun
Ella Kent, tig,
.Messrs.
.lames F Allrn,
Dr. Thninae D.
Holer,
John J. Harries,
W, H. Che. lt.
K M. Onlilwell,
Lr. W. A. Cox.
It H. Dtiiirherty.
Di and Mrs. .1.
Dr. anrl Mrs. K
Misses
Kaultinan.
.Marv Kctiiicly.
Wlnifr'l Traytmi',
Loin Ryrd.
Knthei-ino Holl.iiii,
I x-rol hy liUd .
Hiir'.i.
Me.rs.
M. II. ffMriis.
I'lilllip F H..MH1,
.1. F. Mcindiln,
R. ' t. Fundcrs.
) K. Vo.y.
F. A. Wi-lslv
jlortov 'oiirt'it.
w. u. r.iK.
Anon,
AImioM.
Mr and Mrs. Jose'li Fradenbiirg.
lr. and Mrs. B. C. Fnwtrr,
Mr. md Mrs. A.U. Gre-n.
Mr. and Mrs. ). A. Houser.
.Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Howes,
Mr. an.l Mrs" F. R. Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Koran.
Mr. and Mra. J. H Morrison.
Mr. an ! Mrs. Melltnger,
Mr. and Mis. E. O. Peteraoli. .
Mr. nnd Mr. 1. A Rose,
Mr. ami Mrs. A. J Pletcti.
Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Trimble,
tr. and Mn, n. A. Xnn Omiel,
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Wahl,
Mr. and Mrs. James Wauyh,
Mr. end Mrs. C. B Whitney.
Mr. sn l Mrs. 3. W. DeFrance.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E'len,
Mr. snd Mrs. S. F. rtchwajer.
EIVs D.ncint: Party.
The Elk Dancing club will give its
opening party Wednesday. This will be
the first of a series . of twelve formal
parties to be given at the club house.
Stndio Reception.
Mra E. M. McCalhim will give a re
ception to her pupils this afternoon be
tween the hours of t and 6 at her art
stud'a.
Xlemm-Me& . 'Wddi'n.
An Interesting , wedding of the week
was that' of Mrs. Carl Klenim, which
took place Wednesday evening at the
home of th bride's sister, Mrs. Louis
Mets Funk. Mr. Klcmm win formerly
Miss Frances Metx.
Entrapment Reception.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman will be at
home to their friends next Sunday after
noon and evening, November 8, from i
to S and to 11, In honor of their daugh
ter, Dora, whose engagement to Mr. Paul
Rosenblatt of this city. Is announced.
Wild-Weber Nuntiali.
. The marriage of Mis Louise Jameson
W'eber and Ensign .Laurence Wild. V. S.
X.. took place Saturday. October 1 at the
home Ff the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O W. Weber, In Washington, D. C Rev.
Dr. Ernest Smith performed the cere
mony, which was followed by a large re
ception. The bride wore a gown of whit satin,
adorned with point applique lace, and her
tulle Veil was edged with the same lace
and caught with orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. :
Miss Florence Wlnthrop of Philadelphia
was the bride's only attendant, and her
gown was of yellow. Crepe meteor trimmed
with pal pink net and Uny pink rose
buds. : Her bouquet waa of Lady Hllllng
ton rosea. Mr. Hunt Weber of Philadel
phia, brother of fh brlle, was th best
man. r
Mr. and Mrs. Wild left lat In tha ve
nlrur for a southern trip and will reald
lit Norfotk after November L
Miss Ethol Martin of Brooklyn, N. T.;
Miss Elsie Smith of Jenklntown, Pa,,
Fur
Service
Our splendid reorganized
hop tnakeg it possible tor
us to complete all orders
promptly and still maintain
our usual high standard of
workmanship.
Oar deaifrning department
offers you a service not' to
be bad elsewhere. Without
additional cost you , can
bate an Individual style (or
your garments ' and avoid
the common stock models,;
Attend to your recuttinc'i
' and repairs now.
Cor. 19th and Farnam'
Have You the Hair of
a Musician?
(Continued on Pag Three, Column Four.)
Bald or thin-haired musicians are un
known. This same may be said of actors.
Th reason Is that constant appearance
befor th publlo make constant'eare of
appearance a habit. And constant care
of hair Insures a " heavy, attractive
growth. In cleansing th hair It Is not
advisable to use a makeshift but always
use a preparation mad for shampooing
only. Too can enjoy the best that la
known for about three cents a shampoo
by getting a package of cantbrox .from
your druggist; dissolve a teaspoonful in
a cup of hot water and your shampoo Is
ready. After its use the hair dries rap
Idly with uniform color. Dandruff, ex
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and.ontlro
ly disappear. Tour ha1rvw1ll ba so fluffy
that It will look much heavier than It is.
IU luster and softness will also oalight
you, while th stimulated scalp gains the
health which Insures hair growth Ad
vertisement. ; t
Birthday Surprise.
A surprise party was erven Thursday
evening on honor of Miss Myrtle Leach's
birthday anniversary. lollow chrysua
th jniujna wer uaed In th decorations
und th evening was spent In muslo and
dnclng. Those present were;
mues Miakes
Tllll Armatrong, Margaret Roberta,
, Emma Ki.berta, Hntr Claypcoi,
' Jennie Roberta, Edith Leach,
aVUiiired Roberts, Dorotny Strang.
. .,u Mrs. H. B. Leach,
Mrs. A. C. Strang.
Birthday Party.
Mra Charles R. Thlem entertained In
honor of her daughter. Gertrude's,
twelfth birthday, ' Wednesday afternoon.
Hallowe'en decorations, were used and th
afternoon waa spent tn muslo and game.
Thoa present were
Misses
Edith McCurdy,
Alleen Hansen,
F.delyn Lenson,
Helen Ppencer,
Netti Huth.
Phyllla Pehm.
Bcrnlce Clarkson,
Miaaea
Stella Johnson.
Anna Reckman,
Clai Taylor,
Vesta Melvla,
Ruth Whit
Helen Urea,
tie rt rude Thlem.
Glee Club Coming-.
Society la looking forward to th Cor
nell University Musical club concert
which Is to ba given December X. The
latest v-Un uf th clubs to Omaha was in
LAST WORD III
JEWELRY STORES
0. B. Brown Co. will Have Oem
and Jewel Emporium Worthy
of a Metropolitan Center.
"Final RmoTal Sale" Must la tlw
Meantime Move all Goods la Stock
at Temporary Location.
"Oh's and 'Ah's" will be frequent
enough when the C. B. Brown Jewelry
Co. enter Its how quarters now being
arranged In the handsome United States
Xatlonal Bank Building, now being I
erected at Uth and Farnam Bts.
For, tb C B. Brown Co. will hav a
jewelry emporium aecond to none in th
entire west; not a place of gaudlness and
flashy trappings, bat a truly axqulslt
establishment of actual intrinsic and ar
tlstlo worth. ,
And th C. B. Brown Co. will move
into this newer horn about November
15th. In the meantime, however, a gen
uine, all inclusive "Final Tlemoval Bale"
la In order at the temporary location, 403
Bouth 16th Ft. in the City National Bank !
Building. -
It Isn't a bit too early to think of
Christmas to select for Christmas to
buy for Christmas and this "Final Re
moval Sal" at Brown's I going to give
yon Just th gift buying opportunity you
seek. Not only will you bar time to
mak a leisurely selection if you choose
now, but you will be able to purchase
anything in this broad jewelry stork at
discounts ranging from IV per cant to 2i
per cent. (Th only exceptions are
Howard and Hamilton watch and a few '
other lines upoa which th retail prices
ar contracted.
Anticipate a Uttlo!- Tou ar hi a posi
tion to buy Jeweled gifts now aa well as
a few weeks later when th p re-holiday
crowds will be in evidence. Th ' dis
counts should Spur you on. Then, too.
there is th aver present old sarlng.
"Early cholc ! best " Pis It up from
any angle and you'll sea. a reason for
patronising th "Final Removal Sale."
Anything you purchaa at Browns will
be engraved free and each pleo will b
boxed individually in th exclusive, tasty
manner that seems to mak even th
outer package from this eatabliahraent of
mora value than a packag from en of
th ordinary shop.
Mall order mil b attended to In a
pedal manner. Writ If you llv out
of town. But, do tak advantag of
Brown's Final Removal Kale prloe some
how. If you ar going to mak gifts
of Jewelry, diamonds, watches, docks,
silver, eat Class, eta., why- not own them1
for less?
A Talk to the
LADIES
a
Don't you Ilk to feel when
you send your-nlce dresses to.b
J;'"?1 . that they 1" tho
f comDtent as well as re
liable cleaners? 77 '
h.iS'T been venteen yeare
building our reputation, and we
Prt" t o highly to turn ou?
Sying rtTY "ne"t e,ean,n- and
.iTV"?K.c,e".n,ore. 'ine reses than
aL5. ?tner cleaners in Omaha
combined "There's a Jeaaon."
xbt 07,XAJrzar raxozs.
On-lle Drssa...fL8Stoai,.78
raacy Zresss S.00to a.S
Vaaey Waists.. .TB to 1.00
Tailor Suivs l.TSto 8.00
Opara Coat 8.00 ta aO
toag Jaokats 10 1 8.00
FJaJB kirts .Tg
ri Bklrta . 1,00
They will be satisfactory.' too,
or there will be no charge at all.
Phone for a wagon.
We pay express one way on ont-of-town
orders of 13.00 or mora,
ThePantorium
"Good Cleaners and Dytm."
1316-17 Jones Street.
Phone Doug. 963.
OUT LIGGETT, President.
aaS
ART STUDIO
MRS. E. M. McOALLUM
llll Tar aaia Street
WATER COLOHS, OIL, CHTXA
Careful attention given to be
ginners and students working
from still life and nature. ,
Thoa Bad SA34
Nadine
Face Powder
(ai Cram a Bammm Only)
Keep Tha
Complexion Beautiful
eft and vehrstr. Money bach If set aa.
tiraly alaased. Madia ia pur aa bana.
leaa. Adbsra until washed o& Preveau
unburn aad retura of diacolorationa.
A miUien datighte aMri prov iu value.
Tints: Fioah, risk, Bniaotta, Wbita.
b ri Caaaises ar Mmxl. tOm.
Hiriiaal TaiUt Caaaaaay. 'Ha.Teaa.
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