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By MELUFICIA. Friday, June 4, 1915.
THE brief' garden party days are here again.
The short-lived period between the beginning of warm
weather and the dosing of homes for the fashionable exodus U
cooler climes Is always the time that holds the lure of the out-of-doors.
When an Invitation Is received with "In the garden" affixed to the
left hand corner seldom Is there a guest missing.
The elements hare appeared to be somewhat opposed to garden fetes
In these part lately. Mrs. Lowrle Chllds planned an unusually attractive
one for Sunday evening, but the raindrops said. "Nay, nay." However,
Mrs. Chllds will give this affair in her garden this coming Sunday and
Miss Edith Sloan of New York City will be the honor guest.
The garden party given last evening by Mrs. John T. Stewart and
Mrs, Wildman at their attractive home. The Gables, in Council Bluffs was
a charming and gay affair, and for many the looked-for event of the week.
Among those attending from Omaha were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prltchett,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stewart, the Misses Mildred Butler, Louise Dinning,
Menle Davis, Frances .Hochstetler, Alice Jaquith, Lynn Curtis. Messrs.
Robert Burns, A. B. Warren, Dr. Le Roy Crummer, Wlllard Butler, Fred
erick Daugherty, Herbert Connell, Robert Connell and C.W. Hull.-
HOSTESS FOR MARIE STEWART
LUNCHEON AT COUNTRY CLUB.
be followed hy a rftirnrsal st St. raid's
rlmn h 'n tVuncll PlulTs. Cover be
placed for:
V.r sn.1 Mrs. fllffor.i Wolfe.
On the Calendar.
Dr. Percy B. Oersden, irand rulsr of
the Masonlo lodge, will five an organ
recital at the North Bide Christian church
Monday evening, June 14.
The students of Brownell Hall will give
their annual junior day program this evening-
at 8 o'clock at the hall.
Mr. John Katyza will entertain six
guest at dinner at the Carter Lake club
Saturday evening. Following the d'nner
the party will attend the club dance.
The Smith college club will entertain
at luncheon Saturday at the Happy Hoi
. low club.
Mrs. Iaaao Carpenter will give a lunch
con Saturday, June 13, at Happy Hotlow
club.
Mrs. 3. W. Sharp will live a rose
luncheon tomorrow at her home In honor
t of Mias Callsta Reynolds, one of the June
i bride. Eighteen guests will be enter
tained. Miss Blanch Deuel will entertain at
luncheon Saturlay at the Country club
in honor of Miss Edith Sloan.
At Happy Hollow Club.
Saturday evening Mr. George Wright
will have nine guests at dinner. Judge
Irving Baxter four and Walter Silver
four. .
Mr, P. 0. Melllnger gave a luncheon
today at Happy Hollow club, complimen
tary to Mis June Paul of Phurman. Ia.,
who wilt be married Wednesday, June 9.
Deep pink peonies will be used as the
table centerpiece and the guests will be:
Mesilames
Clayton Paul.
Phurman, la.;
Misses
Margaret Fuprlt,
Hamburg, in.;
Frances lxxte,
Phurman. la.;
Luclla Loez,
Cathelene Kllcore,'
Raydello Thomas,
Meedaroe
Carl PhuU
Phurman, la.
Missies
St. Louts; -Louise
Thomas,
St. Lout-;
-Fnnny Marie Shutle,
St. .Louis;
Elisabeth Sherlock.
At Carter Lake.,
The Federal Carter Lake Bowling
league entertained at 1 o'clock luncheon
Thursday at the club houae, followed by
the regular , business meeting. Mrs. O.
W, Stoup was , chosen president. The
dub' deotded to abandon bowling for tho
summer and in Us place take up other
games tennis, cards,, swimming, etc. Tne
next meeting will be held June IT.' All
club members are Invited to attend. The
reservations must be given to Mrs. U.
W. Stoup by Wednesday evening. Those
present at luncheon Thursday were.
Mesdames .Mesdames
Jean Wallace, Hoy F. Campbell,
Genevieve Haullalre.R. F. Heyden,
V. 8. Crosby,
Charles Maloney, . .
A. torensen,
B. K. (Simmon of
St. Joseph,
.Max Hmlth.
J. JO. Wilson,
T, V. Outle.
. V. Johnson,
L. Petersen,
O. L. Hugbes.
Eastern Star Entertainment
The Past Matrons' and Past Matrons'
club of Vesta ohapter. No. C Order of
the Eastern Star, gave a o'clock dinner
In honor of their new members. Miss
Jean Wallace and Mr. Deaa T. Gregg.
Following the banquet there was a mu
alcat program gtvwn by Mrs. Leslie
Ayrrs. accompanied, by Mrs. Pearl
Welshans. and Miss Jean Wallace: travel
talk by Mr. Cleonr 8. Powell, paper on
"Friendship" by Mrs. Anna C. Simpson,
humorous readings by Mr. George F.
Hughes of Council Bluffs, and remarks
by Mrs. II at tie M. Scott of Stromaburg,
"Neb. Those present were:
Meaara and Meadamea
A. A. "ster, John E. Simpson.
J. W. Tompaett, Dean T. Gregg,
Harry E. Led yard, Sutterton.
Floyd L. Kallar.
Mesdames
Mead ante
Ijeslle Ayers,
Mary Wearn.
Hattle M. Soott of
Slrbmsburg, Neb.
Mis:
Strong.
Messrs.
Harry McCartney.
George F. Hughes.
W. b. Rowe.
IX M. Bartley.
Peart Welshans,
Fanny A. Walker,
AbMeL. Bradley.
MlBxee
Jean Wallace,
Kendrlck.
Messrs.
George fl. Powell,
George K. Porter,
Wedding" Announcement. '
Th wedding of Miss Bertha Wenning
hoff. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wennlnghoff,' and Mr Olarenc Brooks
Meadows, of North Platte, Neb.. . was
onietly solemnised at Kountse Memorial
Lutheran church at :30 on the -after-,
noon of Jun 1. Da I. D. BalUly. officiat
ing. The attendants were Miss Odessa
Veadowa. sister cf th groom. , and Dr.
William Saunders. Mr. , and Mrs. Mead
ows left the same afternoon for a south
ern wedJlng trip, and will be at home at
North Piatt after July L
The wedding of . Miss Teres Glynn,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Glynn, and
Mr. John 8. Gaule took plac Wednesday
morning at T o'clock at. St. John s
church, Twenty-fifth and California
streets. Rev. Father Bronsgeest per
formed th ceremony. Th bride was at
tended by her slater. Miss Nora Glynn,
and Mr. Louis Kennedy was 'beat man.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaule left the same day
for California. They will be at horn
after Jun In Omaha
Engagement Announced.
Cords are out announcing the engage
ment of Miss Irisanal. Ware, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. II, War, to Ivor R.
Milone of I -cut Angeles, Cal. The wed
ding will take plac at th War rt.4
der.ee June 16. V
Attend Daughter's Graduation. '
Cards have been received by friends of
Mr. and Mra John Robinson from North
liamiMon. Mass., wher they have gone
to attend th graduation of their daugh
ter, lleten, from Smith college. Miss
Robinaon won li'rh honor's In her studies,
particularly in mathematics. Her suiter,
Katltoilue, who graduated lafct year, has
aJao been a student st Smith th last
year. Their parents left Omaha early in
May and have mad many stops at
places of Interest along the route. After
graduation the entire family plan to
spend the summer months on the Atlan
ta coast and in the White mountains In
New Hampshire.
At the Field Club.
Reservations for dinner parties for the
regular Saturday evening dlnner-danoe at
the Field club have been made by: Mr.
Bernard Capen, who will have six guests;
Mr. C. EJ. Hunter, six; Mr. and Mra C.
L. Farnsworth, eighteen; Mr. J. A. Rus
sell, five, and Mr. W. O. Goodrich, eight.
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Seek were honor
guests at a surprise party given on their
nineteenth wedding anniversary. The
drill team of the Modern Woodmen of
America wss present. Th guests were:
Messrs. snd Mesdames
George Goss, Krumm.
Pfletfer, . A. Curtis.
Swsnson, . Shmrock.
Mrs. Hicks.
Mies Mabel Olescimann.
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Comui Club Entertained.
Mrs. J. F. Plmmiik entertained the
Comu club Thursday afternoon. Spring
flowers were used In the decorations and
the prise was won by Mrs.
Hoover. Mrs. W. W.i Cartnichael end
Mrs. Beard were the guests of the club.
Mrs. Charles Everson will entertain th
club In two-weeks. The member are;
Mrvlnme -B.
F. Marti.
K. B. Ferris.
T. O. Jennings,
Arthur Hoover,
William Unas,
J. W. Hood.
Misses
Msrie Str rt.
Kl.'M nop ll n.
v"sthnlne Karkcr,
Mesr
l ns'il MrFerron.
Howard Spaiildlng,
Lloyd Kvsns.
Arthur Lr.
MIS.'
V.lislcth Goodrich.
Ionise Hiss,'
Mildred lliitlcr.
.de-srs.
Jiihn Hsnfc".
llllsm MrKetron,
lAiiirn Dyer.
To Honor, Mitt Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward M. Hursesa will
Slve a dancing party this evening at
their home In honor of Miss IMith Sloin
of New York City, who is lslllng Miss
Harriet Smith. The affair will be Infor
mal ami among those present will be:
Misses Misses
Frtlth Slosn, Harriet mlth,
Msnche Deuel, Janet 1111.
Frances llnchstetler.Klranor .Mackay.
Ann Ulfford,
Messrs Messrs
Charles Hamilton, Poh Hums.
Frederick Daughert riillllp Chase.
Ware Hall.
With the Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. frlau have as their
guests this week their mother, Mrs. F. K.
frlau; their sister, Mrs. C. A. Hunter of
Portland. Ore.; Mrs. John Webb Dtlllon
of New York and Miss Alma frlau of
Denver.
Mrs. D. Clem Deaver arrived from
Seneca, Kan.. Thursday, and la the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. McDonald
for a few days. Mrs. Peaver la enroute
Arthur j to Casper. V yo.. where she will apenn
the summer wlin ner eon, mr. viu...i...
K, Denver, of that city.
small daughter. Audrey, return Sunday
morning from California, after more than
a year's absence. Mr. Stigarman repre
sented this district In the state legislature
in IMS and plans to resume hi law
practice heie. Mr. Sogaiman's brother.
George. m he associated with him.
Mr. John Caldwell left last evening for
th east to attend the commencement
exercises st Dsns Hall. Mr. Caldwell will
visit In New Haven before coming home.
Mr. Morlts Meyer received a cable
gram this morning from Norway an
nouncing the safe arrival of his daughter,
Ml Minna,
Bellfivun F,r,nnrmiir..q
Teacher on Vacation'
st fie utaent solicitation of tli
of Peru Normal school
just completed a year
Miss Pareh Pal ir, of Ttelle ue college
will leave Saturday for Peru, where she
will take up her duties a Instructor In
hom economics at the summer cession
nf tliat school.
Miss Batlcv has
of very sstlsfac-
goes to Peru
ie president.
Her duties st Peru will .
continue until July SO. when Miss Bftiley
expects to go on west to the coat for
the exposition and will not return to
B-I1rvm until the beginning of school In'
Hcptemher. . I n
OLD SHOE TIED TO BILL OF
EXCEPTIONS ,M DAMAGE SUIT
An old shoe, worn ty Homer O.
Sfapleton, plalnt'ff In t damage suit
for personal In.iurles again the Burling
ton railroad, at the time he was hurt,
has been made a part f the Mil of ex
iptlons sent to tho a ipreine court In
! the appeal taken 'v the railroad.
ftapleton secured a verdlrt for flf'.Kn In
Jurtae Troup's district court.
The shoe was tied t-.i tV Mil of excep
tion In order that the supreme .lusticca
might Judge of the violence with which a
moving car struck Stapletnn's foot
Mesdames
George Norrls.
Leslie Thompson,
P. .1. larmon,
Charles) Lanstrom,
Charles Kverson,
J. F. Dlmlck.
Entertain Wedding- Party.
Miss Marie Stewart 'and Mr. Donald
McFerron will entertain the members of
their wedding party this evening at din
ner at th Country club. The dinner will
Personal Mention.
Ralph Campell. who ha been attend
ing college at Ann Arbor. Mich., and
D'ake iinlveislly. ha returned. He la
In the advertising department of the
Prandcls stores.
Mrs. Wllhelmlna Herike snd Mrs
Mary Price, two well known old settlers
of Omaha, have returned from a thre
months' trip to the California exposi
tions, I. os Angel snd Spokane. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Sugarman and
DttN't Let Voir Cold Gel Worse.
Bell's Plne-Tar-IIoney will cure your
rough and give you restful sleep. Good
for chlllreu. Only lie. Advertisement.
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Messrs.
3. II. Killian,
H. White,
C. Sparks,
K. Levi.
J. Loker,
8. Barker.
F. Anthony,
Sloup.
Messrs.
William Allen.
C. Gleaelmann,
Edward Nickel,
J Sr-hrottneri
Krully.
I Craig,
Kotera,
Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mrs. J. H. Parratt entertained at
luncheon at her cottage Thursday, hav
ing as her guests:
Mesdames MejdameS
T L. Combe, C. E. Parsons.
A. C. Kugel,
Tho ladles entertainment committee
had luncheon together Thursday, when
th table decoration were pink peonies.
A business session was held In 'th a f tor
noon. Tho' committee was Increased to
tweaty-four members to. handle th work
capably. The. entertainments will con
sist of Tuesday evening musical pro
grams, Sunday evening sacred concerts
and- special club talent entertainments.
The' first program will be given' Tuesday
evening, Jun 16. when. Mrs. Paul Juck
niess will be in charge. .
MISS Mabel Melcher will b hostess for
the Junior Bridge club Saturday, when
luncheon will be served at the club and
the afternoon devoted to cards. Her
guest will Include:
'Misses ' Misses
Louise Schindel, Vera King.'
Vera Dubois, Mlttle Ward.
May Walolt, Oeorgiana Davis,
Sara A ah, Lottie Lovely.
May Moore. v.lla. Peterson.
Orac Johnson. Hortense Ead,
Laura Peterson. Frances Wllllard.
Mabel Melcher,
Mrs. William Haselmire.
A number of dinner parties have made
reservation for Sunday vn!ng.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dennis of the club
joined a party of friends on an overland
trip to Walt Lake for a fow days', out
ing. .
About a hundred of th gymnasium
girls from the Omaha Young Women's
Christian association will nJoy an out
ing dsy at Seymour Saturday afternoon.
Miss Clara Brewster, physical 'director,
and Mis Edna George, assistant, will
be in charge of the sports. Th program
includes boating. 1 bathing, bas ball.
golf, tennis, volley ball, relay races.
games an da picnic supper.
Two special interurban cars will bring
th party back to th city.
For Bridal Party.
Miss Mildred But'.er entertained at
luncheon today at tlje Country club in
honor of th Stewgrli-McFerron wedding
party. Peonies decorated the table and
covers were placed for:
Mrs. Clifford Wolfs.
Misses Misses
Marie Stewart, Txiulno Haas,
Florence Heyn. Marie Rtifel.
Catherine Barker, LUzabeth Goodrich.
Butler.
Messrs-
Donald MeFerron.
Clifford Wolfe.
Howard Spauldlng,
Lloyd Evans,
Messrs
Arthur Long,
l.ueten Dyer.
William McFerron.
John Banks.
Pleasures Past
Wontenelle chapter Order ef Eastern
Star, gave an enjoyable picnic at Carter
Lake club at th cottage of Mrs.' C. D.
Scott on Decoration day. The committee
In charge was - composed of Mesdamea
C. H. Wolrath, D. C. ElSridge and E. M.
Reynolds. About sixty guests were
present. .
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Omaha' Oldest Established
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TODAY
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