THE OMAHA SUNDAY BKK: JULY 1. 1915.
DEBUTANTES JJFE OF CLUBS
Varioni Outdoor. Clnbi Are-Filled
with the Gayety of " . the '
Tounfctr Set
HVE HAVE THEIR PLANS MADE
SI05 WAS MARRIED ON ONDAY
POPULAR GIRL BRIDE OF LAST
WEEK.
HOUSE GUEST OF MRS.
TRIMBLE.
JOHN
Active Secretaries of Omaha Y. W. C. A.
(arpenlera at Work RrmrHlolinu
A llospc Co's Store
Doepfr Oil on New and Vrd
PIANOS
M must move them. The price
do It.
Wnelai Calendar.
MrNPAV Orlelnnl Monday nrldgo Hub. '
ii r.M 1 -uinner-annce at in Hnpnv
Ho In. Carter Lnk and 8pyrnoir Lake
country Hus; fnlldren's f'ar at ine I
Harpy llollor; -Hih; VV. 1. MoHnih, Jr..
nnrrr at ino Happy noimw -iut. Mr.
i". F. Vollrr. lunchern at tbs Happy
Hnllo- r,it
WKn.VFfDA V Dinner-dance at the Field
and Country clubs: W. W. club nirnl?
at Mll'er ra-k. !
Till RtWAY Ladies' day luncheon at the
Happy Hollow. Field and Feymour
Lake Cnuntrv chins; Orlitlnal Cooking
club. Mr. L'lther Kcu title. hostess;
M'sera A lira Ruxhton. Caroline Holm
oulut and Fllen P'lepard. luncheon at
tr-e Hnpp Hol'ow club.
VKIMAV-rhlMren'a da at (ha Fla'd
tliib; dlnne--dsne at fcvmour Lake
Country ul
F lRDA V--Plnmr rinnt.-e at Field.
Country, H.-irrv Hollow and Carter
H.rntoyS-r2fT-'W.;-. .' it.
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Always at h time of the vear tho
nr-nAM1ia .1.1 . . .
"'""niri or rn season
cotro loom ui.in the social horizon.
The clubs ire filled with the garetl.s;
In Text, the Ufa of tho country clubs now
l in thMr t and speculation s riff
a to their pUna.
A things nre row there will l-e only
few th'a tall. Last year we had twelve
ray bude and their debut partlei and
ren In ho-ior e'faJrs kept nil h,pjln
tmtil the it (lava of i':letu.le lulled
them.
Tha five prospective ' debuUntea for
ncjrl fa'j ar, t, tsM Vlnaitihnlcr,
daughter -f 'uH end Mr. Punean Vln
annhaler, attended ae'iool at Pana Hall,
graduating from there In June.
Mlaa Varion Towle, daughter of Air.
and Mra lohn Towle; Mis Vanrery
McCord, rtaug"itcr of Mr. nn-1 Mr Hal
McOord; Ml Vtiarlott Callahan and
Miss Gwendoline Wolf.
Mlaa Callahan la a lltUe undecided yet
aa to her plants. Phe wa to hv ham
a debutant of lost season, but a death
In tha family prvnt4d.
MIm Gwendoline Wolf. Ivighter t
Mra. Joseph Jaldrlfa, la another mom jer
of tha young&r act who will joilily H k
debutant bono.- next fall.
Off for the Weit
. Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa . Kelly want
with tha Rotary special, to attend tha
notary convention In Ban Francisco.
They will be gone about a month visiting
varlou coaat polnta.
Sir. and Mra. Edgar M. Uorwmtn, Jr.,
and family nave rone to Kato Park,
whero they will ba at Lonf'a pak Inn.
Mr. Morarnan will remain tut a fiw
day.
Mr. and Mra. Milton Harlow and Don
will ga to Rate ?arli Mondi. ,
Mlaa Ajjnes Nelson and MIm Dasmar
fore neon have (ona on an extended watt
em trip. They will vlalt tha xnoitlona,
Portland ard Butt before their return,
hlch will be nlvv.t Septambes 4.
Mlaa Carrie and Mlaa Melon Millard
are at Elkhorn lxidge, Estea rain, for a
few week.
Mr. and Mr. Rom Miller ar planning
to leave next Sunday for an extended
tay In California.
MIm Belle RoMnson and her" n.othcr
hav gon on an extended weurn trip.
Mlaa Roblneon will play la Dfivr, Colo
rado Bprtnc and I Anfoa ret'JU
ln to Omaha about Beptembar 1.
Mr. AIfrd Partow and her daufhter,
Mia Dorothy, left Wednesday for Cali
fornia. Mr. Dariow eon, Clarence, re
main here for th aumtnor. ,
Mr Charle Offutt and MIm Vlrainla
Otfutt left Wedneadfty for CWIfornla hy
way of th Qrand CJanyon and will b at
Hollywood for a Uitw. They will vlalt
Mr. and Mr. Wallae Alexander at
Piedmont and will pnd torn ttm In
Glacier Paik and at th expcnatlon.
Mr. 8. f. Barkalow and Mia Carolln
Barkalow hav aTi to Piedmont, Ca'.
Mr. and Mr. David 4. Baum and Ml
Margaret Oreer Baiun and MU Olalr
Elolee Wllaon of New Jcraey'left Thurs
day for a California trip.
ilr. and Mr. Harry S. Waller went
with the Rotary club to California.
.Mlaa Marraret Ruetln foe to "an
Franclaco to Join her mother, Mr, w. O.
Doane. and her brother. Wilkin Ruatln.
who arrived ther Tuday from Hono-
MlMe Edna and Marl RlUy hav lft
for in exttnded weatern trip. En rout
tncy will op 1" Mlnneapoll. wher thr
lll vllt Mr. Emet Du RU. who wa
formerly Mia Ulllan RlUy of Omaha.
In Mlnnea.M. thev will Join a party of
..torn frtond. and tak th. Canadian
PariOc to Vancouver, Beattl and later
.0 by ateamer to Ban Franclaco and th
coaat expoltlon. returnln by th outh
ern route September 1.
Summering in the East.
Mr, r.obert Cowell. now at Lako Mo-
hoik. N. T.. m. lit be Joined lalr In th
rumnT by hrr dauxhter. Mia Mona
Cowell. who tame homo from th aat
for the Akeraon-Blake medlnr.
Mit Aiiuer and M i Anna nuasru weni
in f Mi asa Friday 10 . vlait frl-jnds and
latr will lain. Mrs. RusjcII at near
lke. la., to nmaln untU thJ latter pan
of August.
Mi. John N. faldwln. who ient laat
week In Chicao at the ChlcaJ Uea.h
hotel Ui attnd ti Whlat concrete, ha
gone on to ,,t?r.lUe, N. f.. for th
summer.
Sewi of the Wayfareri.
Mr. J. W. OriXftth I at Galea Hall In
AllRntio City.
Mies Nannie Fpaldlng t spending th
summer with relative In Itbson snJ
otner Kentucky polnta
Madame A. M. Borglum ta visiting th
family of Mr. Eolon Borglum at . N'or
wslk. Conn., and will b Joined In a
evk or ten day by Mr. BorxU.m. To
gether they will all go to some Long Is
land resort.
Mies Kugetil Patterson with her sister,
Mrs. Ren Boy, recently enjoyed a
yai htlng trip to Charlevotx on the Boy
abt, when her cousin. MU Mildred
I'aUerson. of Kausaa City, waa a Wo of
th party.
Mrs. A. M. Pinto, who attended the
hist eongrvaa ta Chicago Un week,
las gone to Milwaukee to visit.
air. end Mrs. E. W. Ounther have avne
from Chicago to Milwaukee and I-aW
Klknart ad will also go to FialM-r'a Bay
U ( jr returning In about three weeks.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Keogh ar at th
Ho-el IXrnnia at Atlantic City for a
month. Mrs. Keogh' niotlier. Mr. T. J.
Roifers, is staying at their apartment at
tha West Farnam during tbeir abaestca.
Omahant Return from Abroad.
Mr. and Mra. Lewis 8. Reed and their
sors. Lewis B. and Philip, are at Royat
In e.juiheia Frsnce. but expett to sail
from Uordisux 1T Nw York on th
n of tin mintli. Mr. and Mra Itced
I ax ifen living in I' arts for ictvri!
, r
I ind it an undesirable place
tlraElmerJ.C.Btckmsn
to live during; the war and are comlna
baok. probably to Chlcao. wher Mr.
Lewla n. Iled la enaged In biiflnea.
At the Country Club. -. .
Mr on.l Mr1. Rosa B. Towl 'enter
tained at dinner lart evening at the
Country club In honor of M1a Blanch
Do Weo of Canyon City, Colo., who I
their nous g-ueat. Cover wro placed
for:
Messrs. ant' Mardamee
lUrotd Piltcln'tt, Roaa B. Towle.
MlMaea-
Rinnche tH W ww, Daphn PUr.
-Mllilre l Bitler,
Meear Meera
Klmer '.po, Wrall.
Wlllard Butler.
Othera entertaining t dinner last even
ing at th Country club were Mr. Arthur
Remington, who had fo'ir gueta; Mr.
C. B. Treer, four; A. B. Warren, fours
A. M. Jeffrey, tlx.
Dr. and Mr J. E. Bumiiwi tve a
dinner of taonty-eltht cover In monor
of Mr, and Mr. Je-k Parber. whe, ar
th guests of Mr. and Mr. JiVed Hamil
ton. A amall dinner I'arty laat vnlng wa
composed of Mr. and Mr. t W. Clark
and Dr. nnd Mr. P. K. Connor.
Mr. R. W. Connell and daughter, Mlaa
Reglna, entei-tained at dinner lart vn-
Ing at tha '.'ountry club in honor of Mr.
Robert Dalley. who Is th guoat or Mr.
Malcolm Baldrlv. guantltle of daUle
wer uad on th table and tho gueata
entertained Included:
Mlaa 'Iwf
Clara Hart ' wmurn
of Coitnoll llliiffa. or ivansw .iiy.
Francee Hocliatetler, Chart.tt CtMlaban,
Orar Alllaon, , . IaicIIj Hacon,
Marion Towle, Ellxbeh Reed,
Mona Towle. Erna Rl-
Josephine Congdon.
Msssrs.-
Measra. ' - . ,
Fred Daughcrty,
Henry Hart
of tVinoll Bl-lffl,
Eldrd Hart
of Co-jtiPll Bluff.
UenHarta
,nt Rock Mend,
tlareiic Pr,
Herbert Connall,
ru.liert Dally, .
Frit Buoholr.
Al. HlboemsMii.
lack Summer,
Malcolm Haldrig.
John Caldwell,
Edward Bargeitt
of KartuU.'lty,
Robort Connell.
Mr. and Mr. Will Hamilton n
attractively appointed . dinner laat overl
ing at tho Country club. Th tahl was
decorated with a baakt Of Klllamy
rose and tvla and th juet nUr
Ulnod Inuluded: . . 1
Meaar. and Meedamea
Henry Wman. O. C. RedlcV,
Charfeaoorge. , yT.,.r'",
E. Keller. V. B. Caldwell,
T. J. Mahoney. . H.V. Burklry,
W. T. Vx. H- C How.
Mrs. BenCallnrher, , ,
Mr. Frank Uurklry. . ,
Senator and Mr. Hitchcock.
. aaxeaaaaaaa
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mr. and Mra. Kverstt Buckingham n
tertalned at dinner Friday evening. A
t.nl.c of roe. llUle and maiden
hair ferna wa attractively' arranged on
tho table, and eoraag bouquet of th
. etwra marked th Plac ot th
la die a Tho prant wer:
Messrs. and Mdams--
W. B. Wilkin,
A. W. Bcrlbner,
William Bchnorr,
Byron fimlth,
Oeorg H. KUr.
F. EI I 'wis,
R, 3. Dinning,
MeadaJne
W. O. Hemphill of
D. V. Bhole.
Frank Juttaon,
W. li. Buchola.
F. E. Pearo.
LoiU Doup. '
3, D. Foster.
Meadamea
M. C. Peter.
Ha In bolt.
Wonand, w yo. i
Mlaa Margart Fox ga a ruaU danc
ing party. Hr guaeU wr.
Wl.se -Man
Kuland,
Kthel Kin.
Ethel Mahoaey of
Portland, Or.
Mary McCaba,
Mary Holer.
Kathleen O Britn.
Mesar.
Ti. J, WaUr.
Ir. Boler,
Timothy Bulllvaa
of Boston.
Willuun O'Laary,
F. A. Weleh.
Daniel Mara of
tf" - ' I vt- J.maa H. Hanl.V.
Uuooin
T..:."- -UK Mr. and Mrs. H. U Plk
...,. vnina- wera Meesr. and Me
d(Ut) Frank Roberta, K. A. Boa and
r 1 nrrhsrd: MU Helen rairon
Mia Mary Neal ot Outhrls. Okl.; Kari
Hopkins and W. H. Chk.
Mlaa Berth liohnovaky nUrtalnd
Mlaae Gladys Ldvicky of Kanaa City.
Mo., and Helen Lachnovaky; Mossrra
Jullu Btlgg. John Stlgg and J. R.
Kopieta. '
Dr. nd Mrs. Paul Jurkloea had a
small party, covers being laid tor Mr.
and Mr. J. J. Hlnchey, MUa Edna Por
teous and E. M. Jucklnea.
Another party was composed of Meaar.
and Mesdame John Vrlon. J. E- Bodnar.
Mr. C. I. Volimer and Mis Marguerite
Vrlon.
Dr. and Mra B. L. DaLanney enter
tained for Mra D. M. ln and Miss
Shirley Deen of Harlan, la.
Mrs. Frank E. Ames had aa her guests
Meaara and Meadames George Francis,
Roy it. Inn!s and Miss Iulii Raymond.
Mr. and Mr. Charle 1. Volimer ar
chaperoning a golfing party this morn
ing. Th young people ar to be on th
course at an early hour, and a thr
coura breakfast 'will be served at 10
o'clock. Those composing the party ar.
Misses
Mabel Melcher.
Ida Ksley,
lfirie berry.
Messrs. ' '
J. H. Jnsn.
tiaile Current,
James Boyle.
, M'rtes :
I rma book .
Kailier ne Worley,
Connor.
Messrs
H J Kelt.
W. M. Horrv.
H. L. McWIIlism.
A program will b given Tuesday even
ing by trto Keoo qusrtette.
At the Held Club7"
Mr. and MrsPaul Wehrner ente'rtained
at dinner last evening at the Field claub.
Their guest were:
Mesdame Meadsmes
Wsvne Hemphill. Clifford Calklna.
Mnssra. Messrs.
Lester Drtshaua Iivln Wemher.
lr. and Mra. W. H. Taylor entertained
eUthteen gtesta at dinner last evening
at th Field club; E. P. Smith. uttit;
Oscar Atltn. a family party of six. Mr.
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Mr. Arthur 00 oxibiu m .
Madeline Kruir. twelve: Mr. -W. Rlghter
Wood, four; C. H. Ashton. three; E. T.
Star, four, and Chmlos Ware, eight.
Dining together lust evening were Mr.
nd .Mra. E B'lhlcr and Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Chestner.
Mr. and Mrs C. 1. Sturdcvsnt gave a
dinner of fourteen covera last evening at
the Field club In honor of Mrs. Bturdo
vnf lster. Miss Mary Hall of Chicago.
At Happy Hollow Club.
. Mr. Al Oould gave a dinner of ten cov
ers laat evening at tho Happy Hollow
club, Mr. A. W. Carpenter had seven
guest. Bcdwell, five 1 K. O. McQllton,
four; Dr. N. H. Kaamussnn, two; A,
Brandon Howell, two; Norria Brown,
four; W. O. Frer, two; W. B. Peterson.
Ight; C. B. Peterson, six, and C. H.
Bnell, flv.
Mr. and Mr. A. B. Currle entertained
at dinner last evening at th Happy Hol
low club. Garden flower were used as
the table centerpiece and covera war
plaoed for:
Measrs. and Mesdame
J. F, William Currle,
Misses Mlssoa
Catherine Smith Kinney
of Tacoma, Wash.; of K4gln, IU.
Mr, Lawrence. )
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Dunham will en
tertain at supper this evening at tho
Happy Hollow club. Their guesta will be ;
Messrs and Meadames
Frank E. Clark. Bamuel Houser.
I yron Hastings,
Mr, t ox. ,
MJss Helen Dunham.
Mr. Fred Fernald.
Lunoheom of Past Week.
Mr. William Oould, Jr., gave a lo'olock
luncheon Wednesday for her aunt. Mr.
Anna Wray. of La Port, Ind. Cover
wer placed fori
Meadame- Meadamea
Anna Way, J. W. Brown,
E. Buraon, sr.; w. H. Gould, jr.
E. Buraon, Jr.;
Mr. Byron Bmlth entertained Tuesday
at luncheon at th Field club for Mr.
Leonard paldlnf and her mother and
later, Mr. Putnam and Mia Putnam ot
Kentucky. Pink and whit sweet peaa
decorated th large tabl which seated
th guest of honor and
Mesdames
R. J. 1 'inning.
N. H. Lnomia.
Jay D. Foeter,
Robert Den&ster,
K . Westbrook,
Reed Talmage,
F. F Pearce,
E. V. Bmlth,
V. W. Clarke.
H. 8. Clark. Jr.;
Mkwea
Allen.
Lovy tTpdlk.
Blanche Comstock,
Meadame
R. H. Olmsted,
W. F. Milroy.
O. W. L'Pdlke.
Robert I'pdlke.
Everett Buckingham
Oould Dl ta.
W. T. Robinson,
Klmer Thomaa,
Warren Hlaxkwell,
K (1. McGllton.
Misses
Gall Comstock,
Los Comstock.
Omahan at Whist CongTen.
8evn Omaha women played la th
Hen' Whist congress at th Chicago
Beaoh hotel In Chicago last wek and
thre of them. Mrs. T. M. Orr. Mrs. B.
W. Gunther fJid Mrs. F.-ank Colpetsor,
won top scor plu. th former two and
Mrs. Ouenther and Mr. Colpetxar on
aoh. Mr. Gunther wa also presented
with a complimentary pin. Th other
Omaha playar wer Mra. John N. Bald
win, Mr. C. K. Coutant, Mrs. A. H.
Pinto and Mr. G. S. llaverstiok. Mr.
Srlnkr, Mr. Coutant sister, was an.
other player at tho con areas, and with
Mrs. Coutant and Mra. Havaratlck went
to WquUn!ng. Mich., afterward to
YUTAN GIRL GOES AS NURSE
WITH BRITISH ARMY.
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Mis Carolyn Hullhorot. youngest daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hulhorst of
Yutan, Neb., la now aome where Cn
France, serving with the hospital corps
of ths BriUah army. MUa Hullhorvt.
who la a gradual of Evanston hospital. 1
Evanston, HI., has had several year of
iperleno a a nurse In and around
Chicago. Whan a call wa mad for
volunteer doctor and nun to cerr
with th British army, she wa on mt
th first to volunteer. Her parents hav
a letter from her, dated at London on
July t, In whl.h she saya ah waa to
start ftr France within a day or to, but
did not know wher she would be stationed.
it
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Elsie liml
son .
visit Mrs. Mary I. Crc4gh, who ha a
cotug there.
Attend Minneapolis Meeting.
Mr. and Mr. John T. Yates, who went
to Minneapolis to attend the Woodmen
of th World convention, expect to bo
gon three weeks, gotnit arter the con
vention to Alexandria, Minn.
Mr. W. A. Fraaer and children, who
motored with Mr. Fraser to Minnesota
two week ago and took a cottage at
Lake Mlnnetonka, found It too cold to
tay at the lake and spfnt the weok In
Mlnneapoll during th Woodmen of the
World convention.
Auction Bridge and Luncheon.
Mr. Dan Moor entnrtalne Wl.
day Morning Auction Bridge club at hr
anara.enta In the Hrlou Cri,i. Tk
gam wa followed by luncheon and th
memoer present were:
C. F. Lusk. N. M. Conant.
B, M. Jones. Henry Nelson,
A X4 TMa,ll x-- . , I -.1.
G. R. Ledyard, Dan Moore.
At the Fontenelle.
MU El at Stors wa hostess at
prettily appointed luncheon Saturday at
th Fonlnnello given In honor of Mis
Emily Bpear of New York City, th
guest of Mlii Mary . Fuller. . a large
basket of coreopsis decorated tho tabl
and 00 vers were placed for eighteen
gueata.
Return from Motor Trip.
Mr. and Mra. EX W, Dixon reached Chi
cago from Minneapolis In their oar thta
week. They left here two week ago in
their Plerc Arrow and hav had a fin
run to Okoboji and Minneapolis, and
toumod through Minnesota, reporting fine
weather and good road all along th
way. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon spent laat
night In Davenport and ar ' expected
homo today. -. (.
Entertain Ball Club. ,
Tho member and friend of the Star
and Stripe baa ball club were enter
tained Wednesday evening by Mr, and
Mra John Kllker. Th evening was apent
In mualo and dancing. Thou present were:
Messra and Masdamea
Roy E. Btacey
John Kllker
ateaoamea
Bee Karbortskt
Mary Kllker
Mlasea
Ethel Egan
Margaret Martin
Teresa Tromp
Messrs
John Devln
Herbert Btscey
Harold Carter
Walter Collin
Ray Btaoey
Earl Carter
Harold Btaoey
Mesdame
WrtKht, of
Chicago, III.
Misses
Geneva Martin
Fern Phlnney
Elizabeth Kllker "
Messrs.
Frank Ectermeyer
Oscar Galsch
John Douds
tiny Btacev
William Donehu
William Conroy
For the Future.
Th W. W. club will glv It first ptcnlo
of th summer Wednesday at Miller park.
Thsr will be a 1 o'clock luncheon, ar
rangements for which ar In th hands
of Mrs. W. B. Hampton. Miss Oeorg
Swoboda and Mra Loul Oldfleld.
Mr. W. D, McHugh, Jr.. will glv a
dinner at th Happy Hollow club Tues
day vonltur. '
Mrs. C. F. Wllr will entertain at
luncheon at th Happy Hollow club Tues
day. With the Visitor.
Mlaa Julia Coburn of Kanaa City Is
th guest of MUa Erna Reed for a few
daya on her way north.
Mra Mary Hackett Mora of East on.
Pa., ha arrived to spend the rest nf ths
summer with her sister, Mra Daniel
Baum
Mis Helen Mucklngham, who s Miss
Helen Clarke's guest, left Wednesday for
D Kalb. 111., to visit before returning to
Memphis, Tenn,
MUa Ruth FlUgerald ha aa her gueat
Miss Harriet Dunning of Peterson. N. J.
Ml Fltxgerald and Mlaa Dunning ar
classmates at dana Hall. Wellesley,
Mass.
Mr. Leonard Spalding has her mother
and sUter, Mrs. Putman and Miss Put-
ram of Ksntucky with her. and will leave
with them next week for Denver and
later for California.
Mrs. HJalmar Olsson, formerly Mlaa
Margaret Pratt ot thla city, la vUltlng
her nephew, Mr. Wayland Mage, and
Mr. Mage at Bummer Hill farm near
Bennington. Mr. Olsson cam over from
her horn In Sweden some week ago, first
visiting In Chicago and Florida.
Mr. and Mra. Meredith Nicholson of
Indianapolis are expected In Omaha today
on their way to California, and will stop
with Mr. and Mrs. Charle Kounts. Mr.
and Mr. Nicholson had planned to make
the trio to California earlier, but deferred
It owing to th death of Mr. Nicholson's
mother.
Guests from South America.
Mr. and Mr. Albert 8allna of South
America are guest for this week-end of
Mis Irene MoConnell. Mr Saltnaa and
Mia McConnall wr schoolmate at Bt
Mary's, Notro Dam, and before her
marriage waa MUa Dolphin Dque, Mr.
Saltnaa U a nephew of President Ctrransa
of Mexico. Mr. and Mra Salinas ar ea
rout to tho Paclflo coast
Wedding- Announcements.
Th wedlng of Mlaa Anna Boll '.oudan
of Grant, la., and Mr. Oeorg Miller of
Omaha wa celebrated quietly last e ven
al o'clock at th home of. th tnde's
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1',. -,,..-'.-' yJJ
parents In Iowa. The yotin oouplo will
rerido In Council Bluffs.
Mr. end ' Mrs. Erwln Heck man an
nounce th marriage of , their brother,
Elmer J. C. Berkman. and Mis Mabel
Mary fcnilth of Madison, Neb., at hlnh
noon on July 12 at the Kouutxe Memorial
church. The ceremony wa performed
by the aRsociate pastor. Rev. C. Franklin
Koch. The yemng couple will reside at
Loup City. Neb.
Return from Wedding Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Paterson are ex
pected horns from their wedding trip
today. They apent a month in th east,
dividing tho time between. New York and
Rostnn, with ten day on the quaint little
inland of Nantucket. On their return
they will occupy their own bom at 127
North Fortieth street.
Roach-Horea Nuptials.
The marriage ot Miss Busey Horen and
Mr. James Roach was solemnised Tues
day at Bloomfleld, Neb. Th ceremony
wa performed by Rev. Father McNa
mara of St. Mary' Catholic church at
the 7 o'clock maw,
The bride wa handsomely gowned in
Georgette crepe and carried an arm
bouquet of Killarney roses. The brides
maid, Mis Mary E. Cunningham of Deg
Moines, a lifelong friend of the bride,
wore a beautiful gown of hand em
broidered chiffon over mescaline. Richard
Kloke of Bloomfleld, a nephew of tho
bride, was best man.
. After the ceremony an elaborate wed
ding breakfast was served at the home of
Mrs. H. S. Kloke, a sister of the bride.
Th bride taught science for a number
of years In ths South Omaha High school,
where personality made hor most popu
lar both with teacher and pupils.
Mr. Roach ha been connected with
tha government service in South Omaha
for several years.
After a six weeks' tour of the Paclflo
coast Mr. and Mrs. Roach will b at horn
to their friend In Omaha.
Th out-of-town guests were:
Miss Mary E. Cunningham, Dea Moines.
Mr. Alfred See vers, Pawnee, Okl..
Miss Mary Horen, Omaha.
Mr. Tom Roach, Omaha.
Mr. Richard Heavers. Omaha. '
Mr. Leo Roach. Omaha.
Mr. and, Mr. Frank Roach, Omaha.
Switiler-Gibbon Betrothal.
. Word come from California of th en
gagement of Mr. T. W. Swltxler, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Swltxler, of this
city, to Mi Pearl Gibson of Alturaa, In
that stat.
Mr. Swltxler, before going west, wa
a well known member of th social et.
Ha Is at present manager of the bureau
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West Lawn Mausoleum, West Lawn Cemetery, Omaha
Capacity, 650 Tombs and 60 Niches for Urns
If you could hear the expressions of surprise and sat
isfaction of those who have visited tho Mausoleum you
would not wonder after you have seen for yourself.
Tie First Entombment Was Made a Little (her Ten Days Af o
Much interest is being manifested &s all realize this
is an opportituity to avoid burial in the ground they
have not had before. Our prices and terms are rea
sonable. Early selection secures choice of location. We
cordially invite your inspection. Hereafter we will open
the Mausoleum Saturdays as well as on Sundays from
2:30 to 5 P. M. Take Leavenworth Street Car, transfer
at 48th.
Automobiles, tak Leavenworth to Elmwood Park then south
on 60th or via Center street. We will be glad to mall you a fin
booklet with half ton ngravlng (or the asking.
OOIPOX
Pleas aend mi booklet on Mau
soleum. Nam ..
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Hartman Wardrobe (flA tl
Trunks for only. . . Cpl. JU
The genuine Ilartnian "Wardrobe Trunks with all the pat
ented features, just the Bame as won FIRST PRIZE at the
Panama Exposition, and we lwve them at a Q Cfl
cost of only P X 7OU
We alao aav quit aa aaaortraent ef ether Wrrrob Trunk which x
to b cleared out at aavtags of Win leas regular price.
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of reports and collections of ths expo
sition company, Mr; Rodney S. Durkee,
formerly of Omaha, being comptroller.
Mia Gibson Is the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Alexander Gibson. The young cou
ple became acquainted in San Francisco
about a year ago,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Swltxler will vUlt
tho exposition in time to attend th wed
ding In a few weeks, a daughter, Miss
Allco Royal 1 Swltxler, having preceded
them some tiro ago.
Betrothal Announcement.
Mr.' and Mr. W. E. Taylor announce
the engagement of thele daughter. Miss
Glafly M. Taylor, anj Mr. Harry C.
Mason. Ths wedding will be celebrated
Monday, Au(,-ust 1 The marriage Is ths
culmination of a high school romance,
Mis Taylor, having gruduated In the
1U and Mr. Mason tho 1913 high school
class. '
Vesta Chapter Outing.'
Tho annual dinner and outing of Veata
chapter. Order of tho Eastern Star, wa
enjoyed at Carter Lak club Wednesday.
Th dinner party was followed by dan
cing and th whole affair was voted a
decided success. Among those present
wer H. E. Mahaffey, who entortalnd
six guests; Dean Gregg, two; Maurice
Garrison, two; D. M. Bartley, two; A.
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Nebraska Mausoleum Co.
Mausoleum Builder,
040 Omaha Nat'l Hank Bldg.
Plume) Douglaa 21TB.
I . , - ft.
DRAmBACH
GRAND
PIANO
In Mahogany Only
Price $455
New fp-to-dat
PIANOS
We havs brand new, dependable, guar,
anteed new pianos marked down for this
Remodeling Bale at $169. 15. $209. $21
on terms of '
One Dollar Per Week
EIIT.IQALL
UPRIGHT
PIANO
In Oak, Walnut and Mahoganyv '
$265f $295;
$345
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Refinished Pianos
2d Hand
Hospe, Mahog'anr ... ,V .......... tn 85.00
Whitney. Walnut I.,..,.,.,,,, .f 198.0
Wegman, Oak . 288.03
Cable-Nelson. Mahogany Sa28.00
Stein way,- Ebony aa7S.0O
And many others. . .
Cablo-Nolson
Upright Pianos
Walnut. Oak and) Mahogany J
PRICES:
5250, $275
$300, $325
On Small Monthly ' Installments, 8 tool
and bcarf Free.
ussn nurof.
Chlrkerlna; tc Sons (Boston). .....tM.00
Upright rosewood case.
Weaer Broa.. Mahogany ...... ,tl.0O
Ollbert, Mahogany iiMMM
Ilosne, Oak , .tlbOJOQ
Kremlin A Son. Mahogany ilTS.Od
Kimball. Walnut $174.00
And 39 othera
Ilenderjon Upright
Piancs
$225, 5250, $275
On $J Paymenta Htool and Scarf.
stzw riAT riAjros ' '
Full slie. 8 note. 3O0, 3SO, 37, M5
uazo PLATia riaaroa.
From li'ii uo
Tsrms, $11 to Its down; l to IIS per
month.
M ' ' ':rL- ! i
A large variety to SBleet from.
Mayer Rolls, to. lie, i'.c 4c.
The Art tiiock Is moving fust; off,
H off tiff Is doing It.
A. UOSPE CO.
1513 Doughs St.
cars, Out
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