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111 HER: OMAITA, STTTI)AV. AUCLST 2S. 101".
Perional Mention.
'v are S"erH,in' n f rf-y I
-- ... Mrs. I.uojr A. Oow. at
P7 Meredith avenue.
Miss Clara Thomas loaves Friday for
Seattle and Spokane via the Canadian Pa
cific Miss Thomas will tnp at 8t. Pm'l.
THE CUDAHY SISTERS, whose engagements to wed have just teen announced in Chi
cago, are well remembered in Omaha, where they were reared find where they have visit"1
i'requently since making their home in Chicago.
Sir. ami Mrs. F. O. Moore l.ave tak
t rnvl bmiw at W11 North Fiftieth n
..j Mrs. Cssper K. Yoet, who liav
I Mrs. I A. Oow. who was seriously In
i Jured by a fall recently, is much im
j proved.
1 Mrs. C. W. oieason and son. Harry, of
Fremont are guests at the borne of Mr.
Lake Louise and Panff. and w 11 be
four or five we'-1'-
ueen summering at Oh r -
Rr MP.Ll.IPIf 1 .
PrMar.
Asat It 7, mill,
1L
i
i
rp HE air seems to be
engagements and
rltb
of
filled i
rtrmors
others to be.
Today conies the Interesting an
nouncement from Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Oudahy of tho engagement
of tbelr daughter, Helen, to Mr. Aus
tin H. Nlblaek, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Nlblack of Lake Forest. 111.
Cupid has been busy this summer
in the Cudahy household, as just two
weeks ago Miss Florence Cudahy'a
engagement to Mr. Spalding of Chi
cago was announced. Both announce
ment have come from Mackinac, the
cummer home of the Cudahy.
The Cudahy family left Omaha a
few years ago to reside In Chicago,
and while here Miss Helen was a
great farorlte socially. She has been
greatly admired here and elsewhere
for her striking blonde type of
beanty. She has often visited here
as the guest of Miss Frances Nash.
Since living In Chicago Miss Cudahy
baa been very active In charity club
work, and last year was honored by
being elected president of the Junior
league, one of the best known aocial
clubs of the city. The date for the
wedding la not yet announced.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mrs. Mary IrouJfoot and Mrs. O.
Johnson entertained at a lrlle-lunrheon
yesterday. The following guests were
present:
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BOCTfOD TEE LAST THREE IflVS !
I OF THE I
ri
Mesdames
XX M. Kckman,
J. M. Tanner,
T. Hlckoa,
J. Thompson,
1 k Lambert,
fwl lurke,
John Russell,
Kobert I "arks,
M. Jarohson,
Oarl Newport,
f. Wallerslesil.
Hobert Koeensweig,
W. U. llaselmlre.
Itobert Nieman,
Hen'emln Holh,
A. Hlbhernsea,
K. O. Kuren.
Misses
A dele Davis,
Jlortenae Ksd.
nnle HcIiIikIi'I.
Oenrslana Pa via,
(Kll Peterson,
Tho department
Mesdamea
Walter Mtech.,
C. A. Melcher,
John Mark,
J. Hamuelann,
K M. Ixrd.
0. Harnhardt.
Joseph Mclanagan,
H. Nehle.
W. Kliaworth,
J. M. Hloom,
Byron Clow,
P. Jensen.
1. eo Wll-Min.
W. M. tavls,
John ItaaKTiiiiMsen,
J. J. M'A Ulster,
J. U Unlit,
Mlsreii -Franc
is Wills rd,
I. aura Peterson,
Kdna ltoiw'ig,
Mm I.I Meirher.
Lillian Poaeniwcla.
managers and sales
managers of the M. K. Hmlth company
had dinner together Thursday evening.
A cleverly arranged mui-al . program
added to the enjoyment of the evening.
Tlin guests Included:
Messrs.
f'. W. lUissess,
Charles Duffle,
John Gel wick a,
K. '. Hutchinson,
T. McPhsne,
Messrs.
C. A. Martitu.
C. Huyhnlni,
V. M. Hmtlh,
W. H. Kooncy,
J.'n. Mrohle,
J. V. Hhireman.
C. H. Rynernon,
Joser.h Kelley,
C Parmellee,
Jack Myers,
T. J. Art lets.
K. W, Cornell,
L. It. Clougli.
Oeorge Tracy,
K. J. Bussey,
Marry Cole,
"V. 11. Uooney,
AV. It. Butler,
I. II. Dawson.
J I). Htafford.
Messrs. Messrs.
J'onaki Knee, Nnrn an tireen,
31. l. Poster. Jolm Itrh e,
Joseph Laughlln, 1 . Hahine.
Joseph Jones. Oeorgn . Myid,
J. M. K Ireland, K. fin vat rum.
JI. H. Carlson, J. n. .M. gullion,
Jtlalns Maasejr, J. A. I'latt,
. j. ooaaara, W. Kel-n.
Jtert Paul, Charli-f. lr.
John Cogan. Carl Phelps,
I W. Kdwsrds, Harold Dnwnoy,
A. Pamuelaon,
Mrs. K. A. Ilosa entertained tn guests
at luncheon today.
Seventy reservations have been made
for tha dinner party to be given by the
White. Hhrlne this evening. The even
ing will be aMnt in dancing.
Among; the Visitors,
Mrs. J. A. Sohltnger of Satins. Kan ,
and daughter, Alice Ttebecca. are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allberry,
Mrs. M. L. Kaftree of Chb-ago arrived
jWedensday to spend several weeks wttii
(her daugliter, Mrs. J. II. Ilea ton. and Mr.
tieaton.
MUa Janet Bmwnlee. who was the
puest of her brother, J. T. Miowniee. and
Mrs. Brownlee, has returned to her home
In Washington. Pa.
Miss Btella Hardy and Mlas May But
ler spent a few days last week with Mr.
wnd Mrs. A. K. An her. en route home to
31ouston. Tex., from the exposition.
John W, Ult. general agent of the Bock
Island here. Miss t'tt has turn with her
I mother in California for some time. Mr.
lll'l Is part owner of the Hit Grand hotel
an4 :iaa n-nl the ant yrar In California.
The ceremony was performed In Han
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Hill will return
to Omaha to reside.
At the Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C. Jolmson will
give a dinner of eight rovers Haturday
venlng at the Country club and Mr. and
Mrs Moahler Colprtr.er will entertain
six guests the same evening.
Complimentary to Miss (Irare Wiltshire
of Ixs Anicules, tho guest of Mrs. frank
Hamilton. Mrs. Frank Judsnn entertained
at luncheon t4ay at the Country club.
Varied colored asters decorated the table
and covers were placed for:
Mofdnmes Mestlnnies
frank Hsmlllo-i. C. M. Wllhelin,
Howard MaUlilue, K. H. fiainea,
W. A. C. JoliiiHon, K. P. KlrkendnTI.
Mls 'Jraco Wiltshire.
Newi of the Wayfarers.
Miss Marie Woodward anil Miss Nan
Murphy, who have been spending the
summer In Round-t'p, Mont., visiting
Mr. James I. Wnodarri, are now In Butte,
Mont., guests at a bouse party.
Mr. and Mrs. August Molhe Bortilum,
who have been spending the last two
weeks In Boston, will spend a few days
with Mr. Uutson and Mr. Holnn Borglum
In New York, and Colonel Vlgnal In
Washington, before returning home, Sep
tember 4.
Pleasures Pait.
Miss Maude Dnvlea entertained Tuesday
evening at a miscellaneous tliowcr tn
honor of Miss Mabel Hlrtes, ivho will be
a September bride. Decorations were In
pink roses. Those present were:
Misses WIso
Mabel Hirles, Mess Phelsti,
Initio Hirt-e. 1'jina Widr.
1'jnnia (iroesbeck, Katu Iiible,
sun Anneuser,
Minnie Bamnnsarn,
l'Vunces Delehunly,
tht netce of Mr. Kd It. Williams and Mr.
Oscar Williams of this city.
At the Field Club.
Mrs. Charles TTIgutter gave a chil
dren's party this afternoon at the Field
club. Kleven gueirts were entertained.
Mr. James Trimble will entertain at
! dinner Saturday evening at the Field
club, and Pr. and Mrs. IJ. A. McDermott j
i vill have six guests at dluner Saturday.
In pnd Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mrs. James Famay and fam
ily of Kansas City arrived this morning,
to be the guest of Mra. Farnay'a slater,
Mra. W. O, Preston, and Mr. Prest6n.
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Nature's Safe Blood Treatment
Known for fit! Vents A a the Host
Kemtfly for ItlioiiniatNiii, Cutarrli,
Hcrofiilu, Skin IHkcuhon.
Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the Hold, tire abundantly
supplied with vpRftntion of vnrloue
kinds thnt furnish the Ingrpdlcnts
for iiinklnK a remedy for practically
every 111 nnd ailment of mankind.
Medicines ninde from roots, herbs
and barks which Nature has placed
at the disposal of man, are better
than strong mineral mixtures and
concoctions. Mineral medicines work
dangerously on the delicate parts of
the system, especially the stomach
and bowels, by eutlnic out the lining
membrane, producing chronic dys
pepsia and often entirely ruining
the health.
K. H. H. Is guaranteed to ' be a
purely vegetable remedy. It Is made
entirely of gentle-acting, healing, pu
rifying roots, herbs and barks, pos
sessing properties that build up all
parts of the system. In addition to
removing all Impurities and poisons
from the blood. S. H. K. Is a safe
treatment for Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Scrofula, Sores and Ulcers, Skin Dis
eases, Contagious Blood Poison, and
all disorders of the blood. It cleanses
the entire system and It's perman
ent. Get S. S. H. at any drug store.
K. S. 8. Is a standard remedy recog
nized everywhere as the greatest
blood antidote ever discovered. If
yours Is a peculiar case write to S.
H. H. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Ann Morrel
Helen Horenson,
Maude Da vies,
Irun, 1kWhi, nl V.
Meadames Mesdames
Hlrtes, John Dnvics.
Thomas Davles,
The members of the U. . . Grant
Women's Belief Corps Kensington club
ware entertained at tha home, of Mrs.
John 8 tern Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Tray nor. Mrs. Morse and
Mis. Dance were special guests of tha
afternoon. Those present were:
' McHdnmce Mesdames
William Mehrens, R. K. Hpenccr,
Many New and Attractive Pieces of
Solid Mahogany and Over-Stuffed Fur
niture arc Awaiting Your Inspection
, -AT THE
CENTRAL FURNITURE STORE
H. C. Chapman,
A, Adams,
II. Dttfenhacker,
Jt. A. Whllney,
Alice Krecvee.
Hculah Davla,
It. H. Wilcox.
A. M. Newell,
John A. lenuster,
Volona Morse,
MlHses
- Miattes
Sophia Schneider,
lcr.
J'"i htern,
Ida I.. King,
J. W. Hmnlson,
K. B. Ponders.
Heln Jeffcoat,
J. M. Taliaferro,
M. O. Hweasy,
K.rnest Crane,
Walllam McMurry,
John IStern.
mm mum
mm
Reusing baying opportunities that will surely make hundreds of
Greater Omahans satisfied customers of tho "Onion."
25 toS0"PER EOT SAEO
On Qualify Furniture, Rugs. Stoves. Etc., at the
IMP
fa
ONE DOLLAR DOWN
SECURES ANY SIN
GLE ROOM OP A
HOME OUTFIT. l-
An elegant showing of hcaittiful over-stuffed sofaa with chairs
nnd rockcra to match, hamlsonie solid mahogany davenM)rta. chairs,
rockers and library furniture, etc., also a !eaittlful collection of I'eilort
Styles for your dining room, your living room and your lied room and
their rlcea are) extremely low, made so on account of our inexpensive
nuiiuiog and locntlon.
Vir.
Mra. J. Michaoia of Chieago la visiting
and Mrs. H. U Uoall.
At Happy Hollow Club.
1 Mr. . H. Howell will entertain at din
ner Saturday owning at the Happy Hol
low club, and Mr. R. Kusaeil will have
Big guarts the same eitnlng. Mrs. Oeorge
Mlckel will entertain tl.e members of
tha Mothers' club at dinner 8aturday
gvening at the Happy Hollow club.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Piel entertained tha
(following guests at dinner last evening
kat the Happy Hollow club:
' Messrs. and Meedamea
Blarry t. Wtller. Huff.
V C. K.Jm,
It. and Mrs K. C. Henry.
Mrs. Nsruy J. Moore.
LT. N. 11. lUsiiKiMen.
(Celebrate Wf ddinf AnniTemry.
i Mr. and Mra. 8. N. Mealio celebrated
their fifty-fourth wedding anniversary
KVednesday evening at their apartments
at tha Carlyle. Tha rooms were prettily
Hecorated with purt and white aaters.
krhe evening was spent In music and
tarda, after which supper was served.
I'hoee present were:
Meaara. and Mesdames
li It. Cole, W. A. Maalio.
I Mrs. M. K. Miller.
Viaaea Mines
p-aliih Mlllrr. JMinor itenti.
l rtle C. l ole, Kdna M. Cole.
Mr. John Morriaaey.
On the Calendar.
Mrs. Kenneth PaXernon will entertain
st luncheon Tuesday In honor of MUs
-1U Halxv. the guest of Mlas Gladys
fetera.
Tot Uiii Htliey.
' Mrs. lUljh I'tt
Cora Btern,
Marion Myers.
Alcsars.
1., K. MrMiivry.
Mra Ixu Ooldsmlth entertained at
luncheon tod iy at her home. Cover, were
placed for twelve, ',
To Live in Omaha.
Mr. B. H. ltnldwln and sons. Carroll '
and rrederlo, arrived today from tha '
llaldwln ranch at punning. Neb,, anil
are the guests of Mra. K. K. fiterrlcker.
Mrs. Haldln It at Batavla. N. Y., where
sha Is visiting another daughter, Mrs.
Horace Chapln. On her return tha family
will take up tholr residence at 3610 Ptne
streets. Tho Baldwins have Just moved
to Omaha from Klkhorn.
Wedding Cards.
Announcement have ben received by
Omaha friends of the man-las at fen
llego on August H of Miss lloaette
Kugenle Tripp and Mr. l.loyd Krnest
Oreppln. The bride Is the daughter of
Mra. Thomas Hamilton, who, when ah
lived In Omaha was Mlas Margaret Wil
liams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U H.
Williams, one of tha pioneer families
here, and Mrs. Qreppin Is therefore aNi
I1 F jl .3i See Our Complete
I rf v ,Jne of H,,Ud Ma"
I , i 1 1 mil , T 11 hognny irnlturc, f.
A massive Knuliie maliouiuiy poat ImhI, made and fin
ished as all hitch grade mahogany ftirul- JQJ tZ(
ture should he; our price s)aOsOv
Sea Our
Complete
Una of
Beautiful
French
Wilton
Rugs
ft IPmI
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ill i
EASIEST TERMS
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a
A. massive Over-Ktuffed Tut.u
Sofa, upholstered with an excel
lent iuality of Ix-autiful tapestry
lery pleaolnx C70 tZt
our nrlc. . f I JJ
1 lent qua
U of a er
U t'l-sljtn;
etera rntnrialiu.il at
inrbeon today at l.er home In honor of
Mii Hlsa HaUey of Klliabelb. N. J.,
khe guest of Mlas Oladya Peters. An at
krnctlva mound of Klllarney ro.es was
iaed as the table centerpiece and Mrs.
refers" guests were.
Mesdftm' Mesdames
rrv Ktliey, Kenneth Pateraon.
lil'ltK. .
ki-- Mian a
l In. lM-y. Taihne leler.
lauiys Margaret XJruce
Announcement.
Anoounci-nieiit was received in Omaha
day of tie matriase of Mr. John W.
"U and Miss Olive fit. daughter of Mr.
BEDDEO
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For all
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no matter
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Am eltscant rocker, made of genu
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of which U upholstered with beau-
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It); our price
la
$16.50
Out of tlic Hlgl-i Rent District
$12.50
For This Splen
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Golden oak, highly polished.
23
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$7.00 Plymouth Reversible
FOR A BIG $4 SANITARY COUCH
Has full steel frames, both sides adjustable
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$15 Goklen Wood Beat Chairs
well made, with brao arma. fiC
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II. 7S leatherette Box Diners Made
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oak backs. Sale price
13.10 parlor Rockers Golden oak
finish, wood seat, hale
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TABLES GREATLY REDUCED
$20.00 Brass Bed Full continu
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$7.60 Extension Tables Five
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$23.50 Pedestal Extension Tables
Large circular tope, American
quartered oak round pedeatal
$1.89 Pbr,7e.r S12.95
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