THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEK: AUGUST 15, 1915.
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SOCIETY HASJIANY GUESTS
Visitors Help to Enliven the Bonn
During- the Generally Hot Buy
of AugTllt " ,
OMAHAKS TRAVHINO AFAB
mIkI ralewdar.
iUNDAT Suppers at the Country. Field
end Happr Hollow club; Mr.
Orat at ner hma in honor of ner
antihtr, Heeain, and Mr. Bamuel
(Jreehberger. , , '
MONDAT-MIM Orao Allison, picnic at
Hiwnwn In honor of ber gueat, Mies
Ulinn rUutt of nttsbiirsh.
JTEriDAY Children a day at the Happy
Hollow rlih.
VElNK5itAT Plnner-danr at Country
i and Field cluba; l.1iee Bowling club
at the Happy Hollow club.
THTRSt'A Y Iadloa' day luncheon at
Field Hnppv Hollow and fytnoiir Lake
cluba; openlns of the Cnlvrralty c-hib;
Tmiiadav nwrnlns; Hridse club at th
Happy Hollow club; Ulrla' Howling club
at the Happy Hollow club,
s. rRIDAT-r.lMnn day at the FWd
. club; dinner-dance at the tcymour Lake
Country club.
SATl'HUAY Dinner-danoe at Country,
Field. Happy Hollow and Carter l.
cluba.
Visitors continue to enliven society.
Th advent of two from the east today
will b th inspiration of numerous af-
if airs this week. Mlaa Ksthertna Calder
f of Cleveland. O., come to be a guest at
tiha hom of Mr. and Mr. J. W. Towlo,
and Mlaa Lou tea Buroh will visit Mlaa
Helen Ingwersen. The vlaitora will ba
Introduced to tha younrer et thla after
noon at a tea, riven by tha Mlaaea Marlon
i and Naomi Towla at their attracUv
home near tha Field club. Wednesday
i evening Mr. and Mra. Towla will gtv a
dinner at tha Country club for Mlaa
Calder and Mlaa Burch, and Wedneeday
avenln of next week Mlaa Ingwersea
.plana to entertain at dinner at tha Field
: club for theao vlaitora.
I Late Summer Trarelen.
Mlaa Letts Stone leavea Monday to
pend two or three montha In Colorado.
Fred Daugherty left Friday evening for
Ratea Park. Colorado, where ha will be
at Elk horn Ixdge.
Mr. and Mrs. WUIard Hoaford and
email aon left Tuesday for a month at
Narraaansett. R. I.
Mr. and Mra. Kara MUlard and chil
dren left Saturday for Wisconsin to b
con until September.
Mrs. a. A. Beabury and daughter, Ade
laide, have rone to Seattle, where they
will spend six weeks.
Mr. and (Mrs. W. P. Denny and family
left last week for a month's stay on one
of tha Minnesota lakes.
Mr. and Mra Bernard Kohn left Satur
day evening for a five weeks' trip through
Maine. Later they will vtnlt In Philadel
phia.
Mrs, Will Poppleton and son want to
, Christmas lake Monday for a week with
Mrs. A. 3. Poppleton and Mrs. V C
i ' Shannon.
. Mr. Charles Marley leaves today for a
i three weeks' western trip. Ha will visit
I Drnver, Colorado flprings, Cheyenne and
Salt Lake City before returning horns.
Judge and Mrs. W. A, Radios: left Fri
day for tha east, going by way of th
lakes from Duluth and stopping over In
Minneapolis a few days with Mr. ami
. Mra. Sweat. They will reach Boston In
time for th wedding of Miss Pauline
War to Mr. WerrJtt Oano on August
and will spend several days at West-
; , hampton. 1 I., before returning th first
t ween In September.
I Retura from the Weit
I Mrs. Elmer R. Porter and children rs-
i ' turned Friday evening, having spent th
summer In California,
: : . Mr. and Mra Harry Weller .returned
j ! katuru.y from California, Where they
j (sited tha ezpoeiUons and at Voa Aa-
i ! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Q. Preston and
; I son, Walter Preston, Jr., hava returned
1 ! from a six-weeks' sojourn on th Pacific
coast.
j s Misses EN and Nella Strauabaugn have
i returned from two weeks trip to Tel.
! lowston Park and Salt Lake City, and
: ; other points tn tha west.
; Mr. W. A. Case and daughters, Mlaa
; , Katherlne and Miss Maxilla Case, ar
expected home this week from a month's
, sojourn on the Paclflo coast.
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Faddls and daugh-
! ter. Miss Oalll Faddts, ar home from a
western trip, which Included th Grand
I Canyon of Arlsona, both of the Call-
' furnia expositions, Tosemlt valley and a
i vmii with relatives in Colorado.
1 i Mrs. J. M. Metcalf has returned from
) , nine weeks in the west, having spent part
of the tlm In Portland, Or., with he
1 slater. Mra Hertar-h. and the rest In
California at th expositions. Hsr brother.
( Judge Cornish of Lincoln, and hia family,
I who went west with Mrs. Metcalf, have
Ukon a cottag at Long Beach for th
i teat of th summer.
. Among the Visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt Wall of New
! York City r. th .guest of Mr. Ed
! j U. HamlltOB. ; .
1 ? Stanley, B. Mackay, . of Chicago, was
j . ' the gucet of h!s Bister, Mlaa Eleanor, for
' i he week end.
: ; Mlaa Irene Oaks of Bloux Falls, B. P.
: ia the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Beach
Ktiibee, and her oousin, Mrs. H. Homaa.
Miss Ruth Htephena who has besa th
' gucat of Mlas lielen Oarvtn for aeveral
s wmfci, left Uet evening for her horn tn
Aurora, II L
Mra. L. C. Wood, of Wood, B. D., slater
of Mra Miukay. Is a gveat at AU Saint
rectory during th abseno of Dr. and
Mrs. T. J. Markay.
: Mrs. J. R. Aodea of Emporia, Kan.
and her two children, ar xpeotd to ar'
live today to visit Mrs. Sodan's slalor,
Mra V. A. X&noaan, for several weeka.
latitat Trins.
Vr. and Mra J.' P. Souket, accompanied
by Vr, Arthur Nelson and Miss Einil
Huuaka, ill leav today by motor for a
two weeks' trip to Chicago and ietrolt.
Mr. U. O. Hamilton, toguther wlUi Mr.
Warren Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs,
I'.crnhaxdt Wall. o New York City, will
motor to Detroit, Miub.. starting Tues
day. Mra. Hamilton and Mlas Ruth
will motor back from Detroit. here they
now are
Mr. end Mrs. O. U Goodrich, who hav
x-n motoring for th last four weeks
through Colorado, ar expected hom
Monday. They will be accompanied
hum by Mra. Goodrich's parents and
.'r. who hav bean with them on th
Kewj of the Army Folk.
Mra Carlie Whiting comes Wednes
day from tUveton to atwit two month
and a half with her parent. Mr. and
y.r. C. A. H wt. after whk h sh will
intet I.lcutnant Whiting tn Washington
anj thry will vtcit nt home In Vlr
ma
O ntri bud Mrs. fc. B. Pratt arrived
liiiay to aptnd a mouth, with Mrs,
ii.iU a inotfuT ai J irIt, lira Coprland
i U ilij" '..' .,. iiiirl 1'ratt,
Her Engagement to
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1 Blanche fXlj
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now retired, was at on tlm In command
of Fort Crook. Sine his retirement h
and Mrs. Pratt make Washington their
bom. ,
At the' Country Club.
Dining with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tukey
last evening were:
Messrs. and Memlamea
Ed Ueors. U. C. Redlck,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark Colt entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of Mrs.
Mora of Easton, Pa. Covers went placed
foriv
Meaara. and Moedampa "
W. H. Taylor, llufu Harris,
Daniel Ilauni, Colt.
Mra Charlo Marsh enter U.1 nod at din.
nr last evening at the Country club.
Bar guests were:
Messrs. and Mad tunes-
Walter Htlllman, K. A. Wlukaham,
Will Coppock. W. U louglaa,
Meaaia Meeara
Oeorge Mayne, J. A. Cavera
James Paxton,
Miss Mary Mtinchhoff entertained at
dinner last evening at th Country club
fr
Messrs. and Mesdames
John A. Motihane, Mrs. Warren Kogeri
Harry V. Buikley.
MeoSts Mesara
Wilson Lowe, Frank Burkley.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Burns gave a dinner
of twslrs oevera isat evening at tha
Country club; Fred Hamilton entertained
four gustk; John C. Wharton, four; J.
E. FiUgerald, flv; M. C. Peter, six.
At Happy Hollow- : . .
Mr. and, Mrs Harmon v. , Htnitn, )r..
entertained at dinner at Happy Hollow
olub last evening, to honor Dr. and Mrs.
J. W. Col of Baltimore, the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Mdders. Covers
wore placed for:
Messrs. and Meadamee
J. W. Cole, Harmon V.
I. A. Madders, Mmltn. jr.
Mlssps Mis"
Itta Stone, Ru'h Mcdders.
Mr. and Mra J. c tiooaricn naa wm
them last evening at dinner at the Happy
Hollow club: ti
Mesara. end Mnadames
Howard Goodrich. North liotim
H. T. Jonea,
Miss Mildred Jonea Nortn Loup.
Dr. and Mra R. W. Pollard entertained
at dinner last evening at th Happy
Hollow club for;
Messrs. and Mesdsmes
John Brlsbln,
Harry Brlsbln.
M tonee
Fannie Harden
of boston,
Derlina Urlabln,
Meadameo
Marah Hmlth,
Oliver Naah
Miaaee
Nancy BriMn,
Molly Pollard.
Gertrude Pollard.
Meadames
of Kansas City.
Mr. Harold Thompson entertained four
guest at dinner last evening at th
Happy Hollow club; C. F. Weller had
four; E. L. Tlmina, two; E. H. War4,
four; W. McAdams, four.
With Mr. and Mra Ueorg A. Robert
at dinner at th Happy Hollow club Sat
urday evening were:
Mr. E. R. Swanson.
Miaaes Misses
F.litaJeth Roberta, Edna Altstsdt.
At the Field ClubT"
Mr. and Mra l. B. Mann gav a. din
ner last evening at th r.'eld dun. Their
gi'tfta were:
Mrftara. and Mt-sosmes
John Mvluitall, Mra. J. A. tlien',
John Brain Mr. Alien Mclon.ild.
Mr. and Mra W. 11. Yon entertained
at dinner last evening at th Field club
for:
Meaara. and Meadames
Tom Kelly, I. A. Medlar,
Waiaon Towueend, (lmria Ku iiola, ,
leonard Kohn,
Mr. Dean Yohe.
Ben
Yohe.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Nicholson had with
them at dinner last evening. Dr. and
Mrs. J. iX Pulver and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Juniper.
Among others entertaining at oinner
last evening at th Field cl io wore. Mr.
J. W. Hdgnet. who bad six (utsta; Mr.
Lee Huff, eight; Joe Hhlreman, four.
Newt of the Wayfaren.
Mrs. Mabel IS. Hheaxs and ohlldrea ar
spending tit summer at Aabury Park,
V. J.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Klnaler and Mr. and
Mrs. K. a. Cows 111 were at Atlantic City
last week.
Mlas Louise Dinning, who raa been
east for aom weeks, 1 now vlaltlng Mr.
snd Mra fcdwarj O' Brian at Morwtch.
finn.
Mr. aud Mrs. Luats S. lived, who have
Wed is Announced
PITTSBURGH BELLE GUEST OF
MISS GRACE ALLISON.
LiiTT
a r 3lutg
recently returned from Europe, ar at
present in Boston at the Touraln and
will remain east for some tlm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Waller ar spend
ing a few daya In Tta Juan, Mexico,
where they motored from Lo Angel,
They expert to return home In tea daya,
Mrs. C. A. Hull passed through Omaha
Wednesday on her way to visit her
mother In Lincoln for a few daya Mra
Hull has been In New York for a month
and stopped In Chicago a week to visit
her sister, Mrs, Valentine, on her way
home.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mlas Theresa Kopieta entertained at a
dancing party Friday evening, having
as her guests:'
Miae Mlaaea
E1na Elater, Maude Cochran.
Messrs. Meaars.
L. J. Simpson. Gregory Flgge,
Harry chriatlanaon.
Mr. and Mr. A. Christ Unson.
Another dinner-dancing party was en
tertained Friday evening by Miss Mary
Cook, whos guest were:
Mlsaes Misses
Mildred Gardner, Grayc Barber.
Hasel Coos,
Mesara. Messra
G. E. Anderson. W. O. Hchrumm.
Arthur A. Hwanson,
Madam Gutlllford Smith, president of
th Circle Franoals; Colorado Spring, Is
th guest of Mrs. T. la. Comb at her
Seymour Country club eottag thla week.
Other dinner parties (Friday evening
were entertained by J. F. Aull, who had
four guests; I. Kahn, four; Mlas Lucille
Nitch. four; J ,B. Wstklna, four: J. W.
Woodrough, t want y -four; Dr. E. L
DI.nney, three; J. M. Tanner, three;
Dr. Wllltam Berry, five, and Oeorg D.
Cleveland, three.
Mrs. Oeorg E. Mickal and Mr. T. L.
Combs ar dlreutlng th program for
Tuesday evening. On of th novelties
HI b a eo-trtnged Instrument peclalty
by Kenneth Norton. Other contributing
ar Misa Virginia Whits, piano;
Marie Yard, vocal solo, and Mis Gladys
Mlckl, violin.
Prettiest Mile Notes.
Mrs. Harry McCullougb. and children,
Mra. J. Brady pf Lak City. Ia and
Mra Bert Moor of Ptoux City ar visit
ing Mr. and Mr. Edward Burk.
Miss Carrie (Unclear of Seneca, Kan.,
is vUitlng her cousin, Mrs. It. C. Mad
den.
Mrs. Chsrlea Lyons of Cedar Rai4ds.
Ia.. is visiting Mrs. Ray Rainbolt. Th
two wuinca ar in Nebraska City for a
week-end vlll with tT!r parents.
Mls Vivian liyrd left balurday for a
OUrST OF HELEN OABVXN D US
ING THE WEEK.
uaUha
"Ruth 5tepren
two weeks' tistt with relatives at Hen
derson, I.
Mrs. M. J. Paul returned Wednesday
from a trip to Tabor, I.
Mr. and Mrs. House and Mrs. Wllklns
of St. Louis ar visiting Mrs. Lulu Nor
ris Jerome.
Mr. Will Norrle has just returned from
a six weeks trip to the exposition,
Tosemlt valley and point In Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Liggett and Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Krlts ar motoring to Oklahoma
City to visit Mr. Dwight Liggett.
Misses Helen and Elisabeth Draper of
Red Oak, la., ar spending th week at
th home of A. D. Northrup.
Ernest Graves and Marcus Potest, stu
dents at th University of Nebraska,
war visiting with Ralph Northrup this
week.
Motor Picnics.
Mr. and Mrs. A. U Reed and Mra W.
A. Redlck motored In their car's to Blair
Monday evening for a plonlo supper. They
were joinea at tuair ny juage neaicK, i
who ha been holding court there. Those
present war:
Mesdames
Benson,
Warren Rogers
Mesdames
Wlllam E. Martin,
John Redlck.
In Wheeler,
Miller of Waahlngton Court House, III.
A picnlo supper will bo given at Valley
on Monday evening by:
Misses Misses
Esther Wilhelm, Marlon StIUmsn,
Clara Hart, Geraldlne Hess.
Marlon Turner.
Messrs. Messrs.
Henry Hart, Robert Turner,
Walter Stlllman, jr., Robert Connell,
Judson Squires.
A picnlo party wa given Thursday ve-
nlng. Th party motored to Council
Bluff and later to Manawa. Th guest
Included;
Mlsse
Reglna Connell,
Marlon Towl,. ,
Messrs.
Clarenc Peters,
Harry Whllcomb
Mlsses
Mona Towle,
Helen Ingwersen,.
Meaara.
Albert Slbbemsen, -Baul
Shirley. ,
ot Chicago,
Kobert Kdwarrta
A small motor picnlo at Blair Monday
was composed of:
Mesdames' Mesdames
Herman Kountse, TC. Wakeley.
J. H. Metcalfe, Mis Wakeley.
James McKenna,
Paff&loo Club Entertained.
Mr. Horace Ruffner entertained th
members of th Pagaloo club at '"Waffle
Inn," Carter Lak club, Thursday. The
evening wa spent In swimming and,
dancing. Th guests were:
Misses
Rob Dickson,
Jan Schaefer,
Kmma Martlaon,
Iforrlne Saunders,
Mary Marsh,
Measr.
Jack Whit.
M. Patton.
Misses
Happy Mulholland,
Frances Mulholland,
Lola Msrsh,
Irene Baker.
" Messrs.
Judson Meier,
Ed Colberg.
Iee McKenna,
Horace Ruffner,
Paul McCrone,
Georre Goodman,
E. Kelley.
A. Swanson,
Melees.
Eewpie Club MeeU.
Miss Dorothy Norton entertained th
members of th Kwpi club at bar horn
Thursday afternoon. Thoa present were: i
Misses . Misses-
Muriel Ysrd. lAjutae Thrane,
Gladys Mlckel, Kathleen Herdman, I
Allc McC!utcheon. Imrothy Norton.
Master Rudyard Norton. j
Omahan at Lake Okoboji.
Miss Gretohen Allen is vlattlng friends
at Lak Okoboji.
Mis Marlort Prants left Wednesday
for Lak Okoboji. where she will spend
two weeks with Miss Esther Graff.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Monhelt announce th
engagement of their daughter, Blanch,
to Mr. Lao Byron Klein, son of Mr. J.
Klein, of Omaha. Th wedding will take
pi so la th rly fall.
Wedding Announcement.
Mis Iv L. Wright, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. G. W. Carman, and Mr. Jack
R. Tirak. war married Wednesday after
noon, at I o'clock, at th Firat Methodist
church. Rev. Titus Low performed th
ceremony. Th bride wore a gown of
ivory crape d china Bh carried a
shower bouquet of Bride' rosea and Mi
te of th valley. Sh was attended
by Mis Mart Ttrak, sister of th groom.
who wore a gown of embroidered mar
quisette, and carried a bouquet of pink
rosea. Mr. William J. Provaanlk was
best man. Little Miss May Blakcett
carried the ring In an Easter lUy. Mrs.
IL JC Ilea, Miss Redan, Mis Ripa and
Miss Vanderford. stretched ribbons.
Mia Nora Neal, organist of th First
MUtodist church, played Lohengrin's
wedding march aa th party entered, anJ
Mendelssohn's march for the recessional.
During th ceremony Mia Bratton sang.
Th Thought of You."
The groom la th of fie manager of th
Loose-Wiles company at Omaha. Th
bride and groom left for Colorado.
Th wedding f Mis Euaie H, Mlelka.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mlelka,
and Mr. John Black, was celebrated
Wdnsday, August 11, at th noma of th
brida's parenta Th Rev. O. D. Baits
ley of th Kountse , Memorial church
performed th ceremony tn th preaenc
mt MO friends. . Mrs. Green played th
Lohengraa wedding march. Mr. and
Mrs. Black ar at bom to their friend
at KM Leavenworth street
Honor Bride-to-Se.
Th hom of M,r. Emma B. Man
chester, supreme guardian. Woodman
Circle, waa thrown open Tuesdsy svea-
mi v iu uiciuur i m v uri v. in, iwn
OF
Iren Oa.kr
the occasion being a miscellaneous
shower preceding the coming marriage of
one of the clerks of th office, Miss Fran
ces M. Kottal. Many useful and beauti
ful gifts were presented and a most pleas
ant evening was spent. Mrs. Manchester
entertained the guests with music, after
which all were escorted to th dining
room, where a dainty lunch was served
by the hostess.
For Bride-Elect
A miscellaneous shower was given at
the home of th Misses Lida and Ethel
Sheets Thursday evening, to honor Mlaa
Luna Cassell, who I to become th bride
of Mr. Elwood Meyers August M. Th
decoration were tn groan and white. Th
present wtr: ' -
Mlaaea
Misses
Mabel Chdson,
Roee Sheehan,
Carrie Han fie n.
Lid Sheets,
Ethol Sheet.
iHulda Ellison,
Marie Btelger,
Hose Hurth.
Luna Cassell,
Mildred Hansen,
Muriel Butlln,
Cathrow-Doleji Wedding-,
Mr. William Cathro and Mis Bessl
Dolejs, both of Omaha, were married by
Rev. C. N. Dawson at th Diets Memorial
Methodist parsonage, Wednesday evening.
Mr. Ernest Cathro was beat man, , and
Mis Margaret Mro,uardt, bridesmaid.
Stork Speoial.
A son wa born Friday to Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Hamilton of North Platte. Mrs.
Hamilton la the daughter of Mr. and
Mra. J. F. Fltsgerald. and Mr. Hamilton
Is th son of Mr. and Mr. A. Hamilton.
of Omaha.
For House Guest. '
Mr. Jorom LiUle entertained at 1
o'clock luncheon Friday at her home in
honor of Mrs. K. Melvy and daughter of
Bdmore. N. D. Pale pink rose and
china lilies decorated the tables and
covers were placed for:
Mesdame
Mesdame
W. H. Chapln.
H. V. Hungerford,
W. B. Beeman,
Misses
Lois Williams,
Adel Gaunt.
K. Mulvy,
urge
Orrtden WUUaras,
Mlsaes
Beatric Malvy,
Jun Melvy,
For the Future.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Lemere will
glv a dinner of ten cover Mondav
evening at th Happy Hollow club.
Mrs, Orrtden William will glv a thea
ter party Tuesday In honor of Mrs. K.
Melvy of Ed more, N. IX, th guest of
Mra Jerome Llllle.
Pleaanrei Fast
Mrs. Jerome Llllle entertained at a ken
si ngton Tuesday afternoon at ber hom.
Nin guest were present.
Til Mlsse AnnabeU and Helsn Sin
clair gav a alum bar party Saturday
SIOUX FALLS GIRL GUEST
MRS. ID G BEE.
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Hospes Remodeling Sale Continues
Monday Pyiorning
Out Comes Store Front
Down Come Piano Prices
Out must go tho pianos if price and terms
will do it. Wo simply must get our stock out j
vi Uio Bkviv tu uuiu uauingu auu laxiutau) utu
work. Almost every good make is here. No
need to tell you about those mukes you know
them fiome we have sold here for the last 41 years. Your choice from this list
Mason-Hamlin, Kimball, Kranich & Bach, Bush & Lane, Brambach, Cable-Nelson,
Hospe, Krakauer, Whitney, Hinze, II. P. Nelson and many others.
PIANOS
$1G9.00, $175.00,
$200.00, $210.00,
$250.00, S275.00 and
suit your convenience.
PLAYER PIANOS.
. All playhur standard 88 note rolls at
$275, $208, $300, $325, $350,
$375, $400 and up. Terms as low as
$2.00 per week.
Never before were such high grade, thoroughly established Pianos and Player
Pianos offered at so greatly reduced prices and on such favorable terms.
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Dowlas ri
HfrAAt w MM
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evening in honor of their guest. Mlas
Roberta Bllnn, of Sioux City. Ia. Misa
Msrgaret Hoffman gave a motor party
Wednesday evening for Miss Bllnn, when
twelve guests were entertained.
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sprague enter
tained at dinner Thursday evening at
their home in Benson. Their guests in
cluded: Meanrs. and Mesdnme
Will Buma, Fred Hamilton.
W. A. Redlck, W. J. Foye.
Meeara. Meera.
Ward Bunretm. Dick 8twart.
On Wedneariay evening Mr. and' Mrs.
Sprague gsve a dinner for:
Mr. and Mra. William E. Martin.
Ml Unlay Doane.
Mea!r). Meaara.
E. M. Fairfield. Earl Gannett.
Progressive Party.
A swimming party and proareaslve din
ner was given Friday evening for Mlaa
Arrura Peterson, who leavea Saturday for
an indefinite visit in Los Angeles, Cel.,
with Misses Dorothy and Alma Summer,
formerly of Omaha, and for Miss Iah
Crouch of Bethany, Mo. After a plunge
the party went to the home of Mlas Mary
Routt for the firat course, and then were
taken in autoa to the home of Miss Anna
(Continued on Page Three Col. Three.)
A nnouncement. . .
I have Just returned from the eastern
market with a complete and most up-to-date
line of all kinds of material
and styles that the moat fashionable
tailors carry in the ent.
Xever before in the history of the
ladles' tailoring trade have indica
tions pointed to a more general de
mand for tailor made garments than
this seaaon, and it nuy be said
without fear of contradiction that
the fall season will unquestionable
bring to ladies' tailors a greatly In
creased business.
1 AM STARTING WITH THK USUAL
REDUCED PRICES AND WILL
LAST UNTIL SEPT. 1st,
Thanking you or all part and future
favors, and greatly obliged to you.
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