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INTEREST IN CHARITY BALL j Coming Home from
I O-l 1 r TT-1'J
aciioui iur nunuays
Many Jtwpond Moit Generously to
the Call of the Committee.
BLNOTT OF AIL CHARITIES
Cornell Giro tlea to Be la OmU
Dorian; tfce Helldar Jieea
Miir o II lleaae frosa
DrkMU ( Callrrf .
IwUI rle4ar.
SUNDAY Twmple Israel Sisterhood, din
ner Hi tempi.
MONDAY Mn. Chsrl MMs, Itinrhrnn
t Omsha rliib for Mlsa Harriet MpU.
Mlas Mildred Rogers, trs for Miss llsr
rtot Bmilh end Ml Blanche Itrtiel.
Monday HrMo rluh, Mi's Msrl Illlcy.
hnstms. Csrter 1-aks Bwlmmlng- and
Rowling- cluh at Mi-npolltiin.
7VKS1AT Mr. and Mr. J. H. Ilutler.
dinner. Twlnhle club, pany at MMro
olitan cluh Mn. A. 8. 1'lnto. Itinrh
ron and Orpheum party for Miss lyuolle
Huron. Debutant Rrldse club. "I-at-ent
Imncee" club at Turpln'a
WKDNKRI)AY-Wednesday Bridge rluh.
Miss Menle and Klisahoth lavls, host
rmwi Charity bail, with Anna Vav
lowa at Auditorium. Scottish Kite danc
In party at Hcolttsh Hite cathedral.
Tyler-flprasua weddlns. Mr. and Mr.
W. A. V. Johnson, dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
W, J. Foy. dinner, at their home.
THrRSDAY Coronsdo rluh. danrlnjr
party at Chambers. PVwIal Neighbors'
litKh Five flub, Mrs. I'hllllns H. Turntr,
hostess. Facalco club, rifinclns; party
at Metropolitan. rit. Hilda's (iuild
dancing- party.
FRIDAY' 'Qui Viva" Hub, danrlnrparty
at Chambers. Ruhscrlptlon club, dnnr
In; Party at Turpln'a, Mr. and Mra. M.
A. Hall, dinner. Mr. and Mra. W. It.
We Keen, dinner at Omaha club. Mrs.
Georre rainwr. luncheon for Miss liar
riot Bmlth. Miss Msrjorle Howland and
Miss Helen Epeneter. tea for Mrs. Ches
ter Dudley and Mrs. I,oul Mew.
"Daffy Dill" club, Mrs. Bert Alexander,
hostess.
RATl'RDA Y A seembly Dance club, party
at Turpln'a. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Phnl-
entertain the Harmony cluh. Miss
Kmlly Houska entertains for Miss Flor
ence Rachman.
The charity ball, with Anna I'nvlowa,
the popular danseuse, at the Auditorium,
Wednesday evening, la the event of social
Interest for the week.
Many parties are planned for this affair
and all have responded rribst generously
to the committee s rail for aid .In mak
ing the evening a howling success.
All chanties are favoring alike In the
proceeds, and each ticket purchaser Is
allowed the privilege of writing the name
of the charity he wishes remembered on
- the back of tils ticket This Is quite a
new way of placing thlrgs as they are
wished to be and the plan seems to be
generally applauded.
The demand for boxes Is so great, ac
cording to the men on the box committee,
that many more could very easily be dis
posed off were It possible to secure them.
Ihe fortunate ones to get In with the
early bird are:
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moorhead,
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Johnson,
Mr. and Mra. J. M. liHlilrlge,
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Pek.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jndon.
Mr. and Mrs. O.rKe A. Ilontstantl,
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Finn,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P.aum.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dsrlow,
Mr. and Mrs. Duther Kountse,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn,
. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Burgess,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Millard,
Mr. and Mra. I F. Crofoot.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Meghan.
Mra. V. P. Kirkendall.
The Junior 'club and their guests will
occupy two boxes.
The Subscription club has changed the
data) of its weekly dance from Wednesday
until ttia following Friday evening, and
all the members of that club are planning
to attend the charity ball -
Pinners before the ball are filling the
calendar. Among those who have an
nounced such entertainments are: Mr. and
Mra. W. A. C. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Feye.
Cornell Glee Club Concert
The YuleUde tdways brings to Omaha
a glee club concert of high merit and
special Interest Last year It was the
University of Michigan club and this
year we are to be again favored with
, th Cornell 1'nlverslty Musical club,
which will sing Monday evening, Decem
ber n, at the American theater.
This blub aang in Omaha four years
ago, lust at this time, and while here,
all the members agreed that they had
some time; so the committee In charge
of arrangements fur this performance Is
nut leaving a stone unturned to come up
to former records. The following women
have consented to act as patronesses for
this event;
mente have been planned for the evening.
Mlaa Marjorlo Smith arrives home from
Bryn Mawr Wednesday, December 23.
Mr. Karkness Kountse comes home nexl
week from West Newton, Maes., but most
of the boys from school and college will
not be here until the following week.
Miss Marlon Towle. Mis Naomi Towle,
Miss Gladys Itobertson and Miss Helen
Gsrvln, who attend school at Bradford
academy, Bradford, Mass., are expected
home next Saturday.
Miss Orace Allison will
Ely Court, Oreenlch, Conn,
attending school this ysr.
Christmas holidays with her parents. Dr.
and Mrs. C. C. Alll'on. Miss Allison will
come west with a party of Chicago girls.
turn home the day before Christmas from
Mlsa Fprnce's school In New Tor.
Hi&h School Holiday Plans.
The eeseon for the hlsTh school social
set Is approaching. All the students and
most nf the ahimnt are preparing for a
grand time during the Christmas holl
dsys. The gaieties will be opened by
tho senior hop at Chamber1 academy
December 21. with Fred Eylor and Don
old Kipllnger In charge of arrangements.
. Following that ana aner cnristmaa visum
the annual dance of the Trels Helen Oewlnner,
Ing party Wed need sy evening at Turpln'a
academy. Messrs. J. A. Col Una, Frank
McCabe. A. Maher, George Roach and
Harry Collins are In charge of arrangements.
Kaldeka set for December 28 at Cham- J;her Kadusiner.
. rrsn'-rs Jenkins,
hers' academy. The T. K. banquet t the, pruah Anderson,
Meedstnee
Joseph Harker,
W ard M. rlurgess,
V. H. Davis,
W. J. Foye,
R. U Hunt'ey,
John A. Mctthane,
Uecrae Prim,
ArtUur Crittenden
Bmith,
Charts C. Allison.
John W. Pattin,
David A. Hauin,
II. li. Davis,
Victor B. ( aid well,
Clement Cbuee,
V. H. Cows ill,
1a F. Crofoot,
Gould Diets,
loaard kOverett
F. II. OAlnes,
Hen (lallarher.
Hsro!1 HitorJ,
K. . Hail,
lieorge A. Joslyn,
A. V. Klnsier.
L. W. Wakeley,
Mesdsmes
Charles T. Kountxe,
T. J. Slahoney, .
J. M. Metcalfe,
Harton Millard,
A. U. Keed.
James Richardson,
Churns C.
llooewittcr,
W. U. 8.-ll.y.
John J. Sullivan,
J. rl Kununvrs,
Jolin W. Towle,
George li. Thummel,
A. C Wkel-y,
K. H. Westbrotik,
Hoy F. V Ilcox,
J. J. HsnlKhen,
Alfred Duitow,
F. J. Norton,
K. A. Hroadwrll,
K. C. lli nry.e
A. W, Cnrwntr,
Harry Csi enlir,
Arthur l-aveiiport,
famuel ttnyre.
It. U. lxiomia.
If' , '. :;", V tl Miss Grace Allison will return from
t ' rZ,; 1 J I Ely Court. Oreenlch. Conn., where she Is
If ' Xt-T,4 attending schmd this ysr, to spend the
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Birthday Tarty.
Miss Helen June Oewlnner gave a party
In honor of her ninth birthday, at her
home Friday. The afternoon was spent
In games, after which refreshments were
served. Those present were:
Mioses
Opal Hanxn,
Marnaret Weaver,
Irene Curry,
Ruth Cai r Thomas,
Fern McCoy,
Wllllemay Jackson,
Fisncos Harmon,
Mildred w 1 1 eon.
Msrgaret Lennox,
Masters
Bernard Gewrnner,
John Jenkins.-
Mast ens
Paul Oewlnner,
Postponed Party. f
The officers of the Clnosara club have
postponed the dancing party planned for
December It, on account of the Chanty
ball at the Auditorium. The next party
will take place December M. ,
Al-So-Cia Dance,
The Al-So-Cia club held Ita semi
monthly social dance Friday evening, Ie
oember 11, at the Prairie Park ctub house.
Those present were:
Misses
Evelyn NeeJe,
Grace Jonea.
Mary McKlllgott,
Grace Barber.
Amelia Holmberg,
Louise Klbert,
Alice Patterson,
Ida Stewart.
Kathryn Krug,
Clare Rarnum,
Elsie Housman,
All-e Johnson,
Mildred Murray,
Johnson,
Messrs
J. Boegaard,
J. I ReM-rott
F. C. Powell,
A. E. Hwaneon,
" a, jonnaon.
Ill CI IIKI l,
D. F. Tot'ell.
H. D. Robertson.
C. J. Shruin,
A, K. Nelson,
J. G. Weeks.
J. P. Lyck.
Hirh Armstrong,
wuuara runs,
e Ml
IJllle Iehmann,
Wllhelmlna .
Armbrust
Rthel Mortis,
Kva Hanger.
Ptella F. Falrohtld,
Mildred Hau'Jt,
Hasel Cook,
Ann Bock,
C. Mortason,
E. Joraenson.
Alice Van Burgh,
Mildred Ballowita,
Helene Rahn.
Oladys Van Sant,
Messrs
W. J. Krug.
H. E. Bock.
W. M. Vaughn,
Jesse Crowe.
William U Johnson,
J. C. Rahn,
G. K. Anderson,
John Vols,
W. H. Johnson,
f4enr;e Nelson,
H. Wlllrodt.
C. J. Mrtinl.
W. O. Bhi-um,
George Oes,
Coxmall
will be Miss Helen Louise Crosby of To
peka, Kan., who arrives Monday, Decem
ber 21, to be the guest of Miss Marlon Q
Kuhn and later or Mr and Mrs. F. II.
Oalnes. Miss Crosby's acquaintance with
her Omaha friends began one or two
summers ago, when they alt met In Estes
park.
At the'conntry Club.
The Country club will give a table
d'hote dinner New Year's eve. Many of
the members are reserving tables for the
affair. The Country club has for several
years been the populsr place for watch
parties.
Miss Marie Stewart haa Issued Invita
tions for a watch party at the Country
club New Year's eve. In honor of Miss
Marian Macrae and Mr Clifford Wolfe,
who will be married the first week In
January.
Omaha University Banquet.
The annual banquet to the University
of Omaha foot ball team waa held Satur
day evening at Redlck hall. The banquet
waa given by the co-eds of the school
and waa a triumph of their culinary skill.
In all, eight courses were served, all the
food being prepared tir the domestlo
science department of the university,'
The large hall In Redlck halt, where
the banquet waa aerved, was artistically T?j
decorated with school pennants, other j.r-t 7 j
college colors draped about the walls rVlLtlCLitl
gave the hall an unusually attractive ap
pearance.
The tables were In the form of a hollow
quire and were tastefully decorated In I '
red and white roses. Miniature foot ball I
souvenirs and embossed placerds were 1
also features of t$a affair.
Dr. D. H. Jehklna, president or me
University, acted as toaatmaater. Victor
Jorgensen, captain of the team, gave a
short and enthusiastic talk on the "Team
of 1911" He was followed by Prof. Vera
Fink, who spoke on' "Foot Ball In the
University of Omaha." The Pleasures of
Coaching" was the subject of a talk given
by Coach Dow, Others who spoke were
Jerald Bruce. Prof. Lewis,' Oldham Pals
ley and florin Mstthlason. Miss Jean
Bercer, Miss Effle Clelland and Miss May
Leach bad charge of the affair, Those
present were:
Mlwt- Misses
F.I lie t Iclland. Marion PearaalU
May Iieach, Mlnn!s Johnson,
Kllalth Iterrrman, Helen Johnston,
Mahel Nelaen,
Anna Purdy,
Kita Barennton,
Jeiinnle Ihw,
Marlon R"ss,
l.urat't'a Ransom,
Jeitn Brenen,
Katherlne Woodruff.
Allison,
Attending' Ordination.
Bishop Arthur U Williams, the Ml
Mary Spragu and Kloanore 8 Prague and
George Trimble are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Marshall In Llnooln. having
gone to bo present at tbo ordination of
Rev. C. R. Tyner to th priesthood. Mr.
and Mra. Marshall entertained at dinner
Saturday evening la honor of the Omaha
guest.
Birthday Sinner.
Mrs. Ellon O'Connor will be honor guest
at dinner today In celebration of her
seventy-fifth birthday anniversary.
St Hilda1! Guild.
The St Hilda's guild will give a danc
ing party Thursday evening, December
17. The patronesses for tho dance In
clude: Mesdameo Mesdamee
W. Ahl. V. A. Nltacho,
U. P. Adklna, T. G. Lane,
L. C. Gibson, George Francis,
B O. Furen, O. 8. Campbell.
T Tllloteon, George Davis,
J. M. Martin. J. B. Watklna,
Christmas Plans.
Mr. and Mra. D. C. Patterson and
Miss Eugenia Patterson expect to apend
the Christmas holidays In Chicago, guests
at me noma ei Mr.ana Mra. Ben Boyee.
Parish Aid Chxiatmat Bale.
The Parish Aid society will hold
Christmas sale Wednesday in the Wattle
Memorial parish house.
Dinner at Temple Israel
The women of Templa Israel Blaterhood
will entertain at a roast gooee dinner
this ovening at S:M o'clock la the vestry
room of the tempi. The dinner will be
followed by a social evening.
Harry MnneRy. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Stork Special. '
A daughter, Msrgaret Ann, was born
to Mr. and Mr. Jamea C. Kinsler Monday
morning.
Personal Mention,
Mr. and Mrs .W. L. Harris are settled
In their new horn fet TK South Thlrty
eventh street .'
Mrs. J. C. Klnsier and daughter. Miss
Blanche Kinsler, have moved from their
home at .T1 Dodge street, to K1S Jackson
street
Miss Adela Moores Is visiting her sis
ter, Mr. Arthu M.. Graff Is.- In Marlon,
Ind. Miss Moores, accompanied by Mr.
and Mra. G raffia, will spend Christmas
n inaianapotia, wnere they will Join a
family reunion at the home of Mra. John
Aioer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Fowler, who are
on their wedding trip, are now In New
Tork City at the Waldorf. They will visit
Washington, Philadelphia and Jackson
ville. Fla.. and return to Omaha In time
to spend Christmas With Mrs. Nancy J.
Moore.
Mr. Stewart WUdraan and her mother,
Mra. John T. Stewart, of. Council Bluffs,
are now at Fort McDowell, CaJ , where
they are the guest of Captain and Mra.
Pond. They will motor from there next
week to their bom In Pacific Grove,
Cat, where they will remain for the
winter.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. W. H. McCord haa returned from
pending a month In Chicago. .
Mrs. M. E. Smith haa gone to Los
Angeles, Cal., where he.w111 spend the
winter. .
Mr. Marry Miller haa gone to Defiance,
O., where he will spend Christmas with
hi parent.
Miss Helen Clarke returned Thursday
from several week' stay at Saclnaw.
Mich., and Chicago.
Mr. Ernest Eld red Hart Of Council
Bluffs has arrived homo after a month's
visit with her children, who are attend'
Ing school In the east.
Mr. Horace Chapln of BataTia, N. T..
u visiting her sister, Mrs. Earl Bterrtcker,
air. Chapin was formerly Miss tes-
demona Baldwin of Elk horn. Neb.
Jar, h. B. Kelly mother of Rev.
Father Kelly, president of TCrelghton uni
versity, 1 spending a short time In the
city visiting her son and other friends.
Mis Alico Swltsler will leave hortl
after the holiday for San Franelsoo to
spend the remainder of tho winter with
her brother, Wilson Bwrtzler, who la lo
cated la that city.
Mr. A. B. Parker and her mother. Mr.
8chock. are the guests for a few daya of
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Robertson, enroute
to thefr home In California, after an ex
tended trip to Braill.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Moorhead and Mis
Katherlne Moorhead have gone to San
Diego, Cal., to apend the winter with Mr.
Allen Reed, formerly Miss Bess Moor
head.
Mis Anna McCornlck of Salt Lake
City, who haa been spending the week
her with her aunt Mr. Ben Gallagher,
on her way from the east, leaves Sunday
for her home. .
Mis Helen Ingwersen, who ) attend
ing Mra. Lorlng's school in Cbioago, la
expected to arrive home December 17 to
pend the holiday and will have as her
guest Miss Katherlne McMalllan of Fond
du Lac, Wl.
Christmas Visitors.
Mra. Tbomaa Hey ward arrived today
tram Pittsburgh, Pa., to spend the hull
days with her parents, Mr, and Mra. R,
B. Busuh, and will be joined by Mr.
Heyward before Christmas.
Mr. and Mra Herbert French wlU ar
rive th day before Christmas to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mra Isaac Congdon,
Mrs. French will remain two or three
weeks.
Mr. Frederick Bhelton, son of Mr. and
Mra W. F. Bnelton. arrives home Friday
from Colorado for the holidays.
Mrs. B, 8. Wood expect her daughter.
Mra, Harry Creamer, and her children
frma Denver, to arrive ever the holi
day with her, Mr. Cranmer Joining them
I ere Jut before Christmas. Mra. Wood
also expecta her son, Mr. Roy Wood, from
bill ,Laka City to arrive nest Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. WUI MrPherson and fam
ily are expected In Omaha to spend;
CtitlLtmaa at, the home of Mr. and Mra.
T. B. McPherson, on Park avenue. Mr.
and Mra. WUI McPherson a-s returning
to their home In Masters, Cok., from
Chicago, where they havs been visiting
Mrs. McPherson'S parents. Mr. and Mrs.
For bes.
Mr. and Mra Barton Millard will have
Mr. Millard's brothers, Ray, Jo and Wll
lard iiilUid, with them for the holiday
and their fkther, Mr. W. B. MUlard from
Chicago, will spend Christina with them
Mr. J. M. Guild and family will arrive
in Omaha December Si. to spend tile
Christmas holidays with Mra Guild's
father, Mr. J. A- Has..
11 r. and Mr. Larratt Smith of Mm
n?s 1U wilt spend the holidays here with
his tartan, Mr. and Mra Goorge C.
Smith Thry will arrive Monday, De
i-!,,!9r n.
).,m tJ.e i.oi:Jy vultoas In Omaha
Ruth Peter.
Meesrs
Samuel Hlotky,
James Durke,
I'lcson Richards,
Joseph Weinberg,
heilert,
Andrew Dow,
Karnret Adams,
Gerald Bruce,
OUlliam Paisley,
U . a
Francis Jlollard,
Jesn Heritor,
Florence Dow.
Marjorle Parsons,
Oale Charles,
Hi'len I'osner,
Gladys Khamp,
Oli Anderson.
Messrs.
Victor Jorsenssn,
Hart Ji nks,
John Iteene,
Fre.l llHnnlsh,
I s HI Felby.
John Mlmpson.
Olaf Kru.r,
Kmerson Goodrich.
Koliert Hui'hes.
Ir. and Mrs. D. E. Jenkins,
Prnf, Hi'lma Anderson.
Prof. Pansy William.
Prof. Vrra Flnk;
Future Affairs.
Miss Marjorle Howland and Mlsa Helen
Epenetsr hsve Issued Invitation for a
tea next Friday at the horn of Mlas
Howland, when two recent brtdea, Mr.
Chester Dudley of Council Bluffs and
Mra. Louis Myer, are to be the honored
guests.
Miss Mildred ttogers will glv a tea at
her home Monday afternoon In honor of
Mis Harriet Smith and Miss Blanch
Deuvl, two of th season's dsbutaatea.
Members of th Bet Theta. Gamma
sorority, including Misses Resins Cotv-
nell. Grace Allison. Isabel Vlnsonhaler,
Marlon Towle, Naomi Towle, Esther W11
htlm and Alice Jaqulth. will give danc
ing party Wednesday evening. December
M, at Chambers' academy,
New Year's afternoon Mts Lculse Din
ning will give a tea dance at her home
In honor of Miss Marion Macrae of Coun
cil Bluffs, whose marriage to Mr. Clif
ford Wolfe la set for January t. Miss
Dinning Is to be on of the bridesmaids
at mis weaaing.
The Coronado club announce January
11 as the date of the grand ball, which
wl! be the largest partjr of th club's
seaaon- Messrs. Wayne Moor and
Georue Buchart are In charge of the ar
rangements for this party. The Coronado
club give a dancing party Thursday eve
ning at Chambers'.
Mlas Sarah Leaf will entertain at
dancing party Tuesdsy evening. Decern
ber a. at the Metropolitan hall. In honor
of M.ss Minnie Frank, who will be mar
rled early In January Novel eaterlaiiY
Pan Club Entertained.
The Pan Dancing club gave th fourth
dance of their aerie at tho Rom hotel
Friday evening. The following were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Van Oradel.
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Blstek.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. 1 louse r.
Mr. and Mrs. James Waugh.
Mr. and Mrs- C. B. Whitney.
Dr. and Mra C. RubenJeJl.
Dr. anriMra. K. C. Abbott
Mr. and Mrs. David Baxter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Jumper.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N, Howes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bruenlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Kmery Petersen.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble De France.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eden, ,
Mr. and Mra. A. G. Green.
Mr. and Mis. Harry Weiler.
Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Henry.
Mr. and Mr. F. A. Shotwell.
Mlaa us Misses
F.meiia Rlx. Louie Lee Snowden,
i-ia c uyra, nceua Murphy,
Dorothy Haarmann, Julia Planck,
Marurite Mabel Flan ex..
Lenora Horn. Hannah Tate,
lleen McCaffrey, Helen Keating.
tjraoe Langdon,
Messrs
"W. W. Uoye. ,
John Bamea,
D. F. A. Welsh,
L. M. Caldwell,
w. n. tneea.
Roberts.
Betty Tudor,
Messrs
James T. Allan,
C. K. Veay,
Robert A. Nelson.
C. N. Monlia,
ur i in
James M. McCaffrey ir. Cox.
L. A. imwra. m. it. Harris.
IL It MtlLer, Dr. Thomas D. Bolar
School Set Home for Christmas.
Mlas Carita O'Brien, daughter of Mr,
and Mra, T. J. O'Brien, will return Fri
day morning from St Mary's college at
Notre Dame, Ind., for th Christmas holt
dars.
Mr. Warren U. Hamilton, who la attend
ing school at Armour Institute, Chicago,
will spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mra. E. O. Hamilton.
Mis Marion How and her brother,
Robert Howe, will be home next Sunday,
th former from cboot In New York
and th latter from Tale.
Miss Helen Eastman will return from
Chicago for the holidays, arriving home
next (Saturday.
Mr. Jack, Summers arrived horn on
Wednesday from Culver for th Chrlat
ma vacation.
Mlsa Josephfn Congdon, Mis Mon
Cowell and Mia Erna Reed will arrive
homo from Vassar next Sunday.
Mr. Henry B. Hart of Council Bluffs
will arrive home next Sunday from New
Haven, where h I a senior at Tale ooi
lege. ; .
Mis Clara Hart arrives ioma from
Dana halt Wcllesley, Mass., Friday.
Mr. Eldred 8. Hart who Is In his fresh
man year at Ame. Ia. will arrive horn
Tuesdsy, December XL
Miss Virginia Offut. MUs Marjorle Mo
Cord and Mlas Esther Wtlhelra will re
lug laxty at Chajubers' academy th aui
venlng. The big dance will be ended
with the Lea Hiboux at Chamber' acad-
emy the evening of December 20. Smaller
affair will occupy the rest of th tlmi
until school reopen.
Sinner Bance Club.
Th Dinner Dance club gave It second
party last evening at th Country cluo.
Ninety-six were present Th members
are: ,
Messrs. and Mesdames
A. Kinsler.
Arthur Keellno,
T. F. Kennedy,
T. L. Davis.
W. D. Hosford. .
Walter Roberta,
Louis Clarke, .'
John Redlck, -Walter
McCormlck,
John Madden,
r rea Hamilton,
Louis Nash,
Meetlamvs
Ben CoitJn. ,
Misses
Elisabeth Congdon,
Elisabeth Davis.
Meme Davis.
Louise Dinning,
Biess rs.
John Ca'dwell,
Robert bums,
Lawrence Brink r,
C. J. Lord.
Hen Gallagher,
Elmer Cope,
Harold Piitchett
Marion Miiiara,
Harry Tukey.
John T. Stewart, Id.
Joseph I arker,
Ward Burgess,
finniuel Burns, .
Charles T. Kountse,
Mosnier Colpetser,
W. T.. Burns,
Glenn Wharton,
W. J. Foye.
Mesdames
Eva Wallace.
M iMSeg
Mildred Putler,
Gladya Peters,
Mary Burkley,
Ditihne Peters,
Messrs.
Paul Gallagher,
Gerald Wharton.
Pto-kton Heth.
Cuthbert Potten,
Wlllard BuUer,
C W. Hull.
BUY A TRUE DIAMOND
The person who Is par
ticular about his dress will
b Just as exacting about
the diamond he buys. He.
will demand a pure stone
that ahowa off every feature
of its beauty. In every
sense, both poetic and prac
tical, Edholm's diamonds
are emblematic of purity.
Each gem is of choicest
quality pure and brilliant
Its price is its exact intrin
sic value, measured to pre
cision by its weight, sice,
. shape and color. There is
Just one price on every ar
ticle In this store, and it is
very low, so every one is as
sured of fair and equal
treatment in buying dia
monds here.
Albert Edholm
Omaha's ' oldest established
Jeweler.
Sixteenth and Carney.
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To Honor Visitor.
Mlas Caroline Speetsen ntsrta'ned,
few friend at a Brandel theater party
Saturday afternoon In hone of Mrs. Wil
liam Speetsen of Grand Island. Neb, Th
theater party was followed by dinner at
the . Henshaw. Those present we
Mesdames William Speetsen, S, C Dare,
C A. Ewell. and MJsse Nellie Weir. Bes
sie Dars, Eunlo Ewell and Carolina
Speetsen.
For Mr. and Mrs. Magee-
Mr. and Mrs. Ourdon W. Wattles en
tertained at dinner last evening at their
home la honor of Mr. and Mra Wayland
Well Mage. Th table decorations were
of pink roses and snap dragons. Covers
were placed for twelve guests.
To Honor Debutante.
Mr. Pierre C. Mortarty waa hostess at
luncheon yesterday In honor -of Miss
Harriet Meta, on of th season's debu
tantes. Those present were:
Misses Misses 4
Harriet Met. Marion Kuhn,
Ann Li If lord. Kieanor Mackay,
Alice Jaqulth, Frances liochstetler.
Mesdames Mesdames
Charies K. Met. P. C. Mortarty. .
awssnsaiBS. s
Pleasures Past
Mr. and Mr. Otto Flemsson enter
tained at dinner Saturday evening at their
home. The table was decorated with
narcissus and covers were placed for
eighteen guesta
Dancing" Parties This Week. -
The Pagalco club will give a dano at
Metropolitan hall Thursday evening.
The Coronado club will entertain at a
dancing party Thursday evening at Cham
bers' academy.
The Com club will give a private oaao-
Wedding Plans.
Th marriage of Ml Florence Blanch
Rachman and Mr. Joseph C. Pepper will
be celebrated Monday evening, December
11, at th horn of th bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rachman. Th wedding
will be a quiet on with but few attend
ant. . Mia Fannl Wlrthsafter will b
th maid of honor and Mia Emily Houska
bridesmaid. Mr. Julius Rachman, brother
of the brld. will b beat man. Rabbi
Frederick Cohn of Tempi Israel will
officiate.
. Th young people, plan to b at horn
April ( at apartment t, the Sherman,
after January U.
Small-Van Ness Wedding.
The wedding of Mr. William Jamea
Small of St Joseph. Mo., and Miss Viola
Vertrus Van Ness, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William O. Van Ness, was solem
nised at th home of th bride' parent
at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in th
presence of th immediate family. Rev.
Robert I Wheeler, pastor of th First
Presbyterian church, read th marriage
lines In aooordanoa to th ritual of th
Presbyterian church.
Th brld wore a gown of whit ailk
with silk shadow laoa overdress and
pearl and whit fur trimming. Th only
jewel won was a lavailler est with dia
monds, th gift of th groom.
Mr. Small was reoently transferred to
St Joseph, where h la ta th depart
ment of Agriculture.
After January L 1918, Mr. and Mrs.
Small will be at horn at STT East Mis
souri avenue, 6t Joseph.
To Honor Bride,
Mis Til lie Blenstook entertained fce
formally at her bom Friday evening la
honor of Mia Mtnni Frank, wh will be
a January bride. Th evening was pleas
antly spent, Mr. Maurio Leaf contribut
ing a cartooning atuat "Why la Chalk,"
and th hostees original jlngl referring
to the bride. Those present were I
Misses Misses
Minnie Frank. Marcla Labortta.
nannan vvaxman, leua BtieiMr,
reran waxmaa.
Tiljie Stief ler.
Case of Miss Cope .
Goes Over Ten .Days
CHICAGO. Deo. lJ.-Th cas of Miss
Jessl Elisabeth Cop of Los Angeles,
charged with an attempt to bribe gov
ernment official In connection with th
Indictment of Colonel Charle Alexander
of Providence, R. I., under th Mann act,
cam before United States Commissioner
Mason here today, but a contlnuanoe
until December 21 was taken. Miss Cope
was the complaining wltneas against
Alexander. She Is charged with having
offered to spilt 5C,00 with District Attor
ney Clin, his assistant, Michael Igoe, and
two other official of tbe government. If
they would assist her la extorting that
aum from Alexander. '
TWO INJURED MEN GET
VERDICTS FOR DAMAGES
Two verdlcta In person! Injury dam
age suit were returned in district court
thla morning. In th suit of Cart K.
Lovgren against the Drummond Motor
company a jury In Judg Troup' court
returned a verdict of 11,600. Earl K. Buck
waa awarded tl.OOO In hi suit against
th Gordon Van company In Judg Es-
telle' court.
Exclusive
Christmas
Goods
Christmas Cards That Are
Different,
BRASS DESK SETS,
GENTLEMEN'S BILL
BOOKS,
FOUNTAIN PENS
CRANE'S GIFT BOXES
STATIONERY,
VOLLAND HOLIDAY
BOOKS,
TRAVELING TABLETS,
WRITING DESKS,
, BRASS BOOK RACKS.
The Moyer
Stationery Co.
1616 Farnam St.
jpy .rtciAt pjj
His
Xmas
Cigars
Buy them from
either of our
tore and you
are sure to get
"smokers" that
will please him.
All t r h
t o c k a All
popular brand.
GETTEN & WICKHAM
"The Sons of Value"
TWO BTOHES
C W. Corner lta and Howard,
1383 raraam Street.
Opposite W. O. W. Bid.
Esther Loaf.
Flora Blenstock,
tarah Leaf.
Messrs. a.
Will Kubln.
Maurice Leaf,
Alexander Frank,
Hermaa Bablcit,
A lie Labovits,
Mesdames.
A. J. tiabico.
Messrs.
J Goldberg,
Morris Koeenbaum,
.ben Leaf,
Jack Waxmaa,
Mesdames
J. Ureenberg.
Wedding Announcement
Card have beea Issued for th wedding
of Mis Mary Ellxabeth Spragu and Rev.
Charle Roland Tyler of Lincoln, which
will be celebrated Wednesday evening at
St Andrew's Episcopal church. The wed
ding will be followed by a reception at
th hom of th bride' parents, Mr. and
Mra George W. Spragu.
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mr. W. R. Nichols anaouao
the engagement of their daughter. Avis
Adell. to Charle B. Hudson of Lincoln.
Th wedding will tak plac In January.
Mra. Lena Kooler announces th sa
gsgement of bar daughter, Sophia, t Mr.
I' ; t III I rX'ri' ' . Jf S
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Hot or cold, rain or snow, you
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when you want to, if you have
a Woods Electric at the door.
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whitest gloves are as safe from muss and soil
as In your own boudojr. Nothing can happen
to mar your constant pleasure; even the tires
are trouble-proof. Safe, comfortable and free
from trouble in any weather the Woods
Electric will add a lot to the pleasure of life
for all your family.
Th nw 1913 model are th moat beautiful and the smartest eloctrlo
cars ver made. Their cble exclusive new will appeal to you if you want
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standing. 'Lt tu bring en to your
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MOTOR CO.
SSIt-TO-TI rarnam 8U
Omaha.
Talepbbne Harnejr 40SN
PHI
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CUT FLOWERS CHRISTMAS
PLANTS DECORATIONS
Call and see our complete line of Xmas novelties in
decorations and baskets.
' We will have a complete stock of plants and cut fkwers
for Christmas.
If not convenient to call, phone Douglas 8188.
THE MORCAN.SHAWLER CO.
1903 Farnam 81
