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TILT: HKK: OMAHA. lIIirTDAY, FTFJTKMBEIl 16, 1915.
Bj MELLIFICIA. Wednesday, September 15, 1915.
TKK wedding of Mr. William Averlll Harrlman, well known to Omaha
society. U to b a very democratic affair.
Mr. Harrlman spent some Urn In Omaha two years mo In the
Interest of hla railroad and waa the much-sou ght-f or (neat on nil
occasions.
Re will be married thie month to Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrence, and by
his apodal reeuest they will hare a country wedding of the most democratic
kind.
The ceremony will bo celebrated In the little church of Lenox, N. Y.,
In the presence of only the two families, but all of the town of Lenox U
Invited to the reception. Trades people, chauffeura of the estates and the
'famlllea hare received invitation.
Mlaa Lawrence knowi all the employes of the eatate and the towns
people aad he wlahea them to come. There will be no attendants.
Rockford Alumnae Organise.
The latest oollase alumnu association
to be formed In Omaha la that of Rock
ford roll. Rockford, III. Alumna
from the mtddU west will b affiliated
1th the Omaha orrenlsaUon, which held
Ita first annual meeting and luncheon
at tho Hotel. Lrftyal, Tus!sy. Mrs. John
R. McDonald was elected president; Mrs.
J. H. iieaton. vine president; UUa Isabel
flhuaert. oretary-treaaurar, and MUs
Ulsdys Ooodman. corresponding secre
tary. Decorations for tha luncheon table
weir purple and whlta altera, purple
and hlt being the Rockford colora.
Covera win" placed for!
Ms1nmr -'.
A. Woodland.
. K. Cheney
of Fremont,
Theodore lUllfl
of HlMlr,
Kae iinliy,
'rl llHKimond
of Kieniont,
A! !fieea
(iertrude Alkln.
Marlon MnylariJ
of Norfolk.
larnh S-ari.
Ilerirvt. Medlar.
Ktnllr Jonneon
of Kreniont.
A lire KeilKwIrk,
Jane Klnaerly
of Tllden,
Isabel Hhukert.
Julia Officer
Mesdamea
Joel II. WrlRhl,
J. It. McDonald,
C. K. Kimball
of Connrll Hltlffs,
J. II. Healon.
A Uroehona
of Urlswuid. la.
.M lanes -
of Council Illuffs,
Mary Hlrka
of anion,
Hess llorton
of Ptanton.
Knlri Iteattv
of Walr.
lretohen Burdlo
of Herman,
Maud iBTkert
of Red Ooak, la.
UAH THREATENS TO
DYHAUITEJ. W. C. A.
Tells Mill Strong that He Left Valu
able Paper, in Metal Box in
Wall of Building.
WOULD DYNAMITE TO GET THEM
POPULAR GIRL WHO WAS
WEDDED LAST NIGHT.
Pleasures Past.
Mr. and Mra. Victor Carlaon save a
rioilKhtf'il surprise party at their homa
Monday evening- In honor of tha sixteenth
hlnhday of their daughter, Mlsa Violet
Carlson.
Mensra. Mubbsrd, Uoode and Rogere,
Mis llsirl lit'ldleman and Mrs. Dahl
bet'g. ,nve a musical program and tha
Woodmen of the World quartet Bang aev
ral numbers. Mrs. I'uffenberg assisted
the hostess. Those present wers:
tie.
Ml
Kalheilne 11
May Hole.
Violet Carlson,
Lillian Carlson,
liexule llergien,
Messrs.
leonard Hogera,
John tloode.
Walter Kellers.
W. 1.. Anderson,
Chat Its Huabee,
Art Hchullx.
Carl llemplc,
Ray Wells.
Mendanies
Ihihlberg.
fuffsnberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Tripp
MU
Kthsl Clark.
Ilasel Ileldlemati,
Huth Itetsendnrf,
joanette ltelsondorf.
Messrs.
U. 'lower,
A. Kllfore,
Karl barker.
Kail Hadiok, ,
P. M. Kodsers, Jr.;
It. Hlbherl.
K. If. Carlaon.
Mesdamea
Carlaon.
At Seymour Lake Club.
Gsnployes of the Lave 8 took National
bank of tha South Bide were the guesU
of Mr. and Mra. U M. Lord at dinner
and the afternoon waa spent on the golf
links. Covers were laid for twenty-four.
Mra. A. 8. Mtdlam entertained at a
golf-luncheon Monday, tha table being
i rettlly decorated with autumn woodWna.
The afternoon waa devoted to a golf
game, and prlaee were won by Mxa. Tinn
and Mrs. J. Dean Ringer. The guests
Included:
Mesdnmes
John I'rson.
J. hX I'ednar,
M. U Klog.
J. II. l'arratt,
John Ueklna,
W. K. I'hllby,
crane
Meadamea
U M. Lord.
J. lean Ringer,
C I. Vollmor.
J. W. Wood rough,
tie of ge Krencls,
Oeorse Madould
H. C. Foreter.
Mr. and Mra U M. Lord moved to tha
Knickerbocker apartments Monday.
Mr. and Mra. George Cleveland, whs
!iae been active In olub life this summer
have been transferred to Buenos Aires,
South America, by the Swift Interests,
!th whom Mr. Cleveland la associated.
At the Field Club.
Mrs. J. A. Monroe entsrtslaed tea
guerla at luncheon at the Field dub.
Reservations for tha closing dtnner
dsiic.A of the Field club, which will be
git-en Saturday evening. Heptember So.
'have been made by J. W. Hughes, who
will have four guests; B, W. Fhlslds,
thirty; Harley Conant, ten; 3. H. Huaale,
six; r. . Calkins, four; H. Kohn, four;
('. II. Kelly, six; A. H. Fetters, ten. and
lifter Drishaua, four.
At Carter Lake Club.
The Carter Ijike Mwlmmlng and Bowl
ing club met Tuesday at the carter Lake
rlub for luncheon. The afternoon waa
spent In bowling, and tha high ecorea
were made by Mssdamea J. A. Freeland,
K. 8. Hralley and Carl Johnson. Kit teen
members were present. This waa the
last game of the season to be held at
the Carter Lake ekib. Tha next meet
ing will take place Tuesday of next week,
when the members will have luncheon at
the Commercial club and bowl In the aft
ernoon at the Karnam alleys.
At Happy Hollow Club.
The lady bowlers entertained at lunch
eon today at the ttappy Hallow cttsb.
Covera were placed for alxteen guests.
Mrs. Thomas Fail will entertain twelve
guests at luncheon Saturday.
Reservations for the Harvest Home din
ner, which is to be given Tuesday evening
uf next week at the Happy Hollow club,
have been made by Taylor Reich er, wbo
will have six guests; M. M. Lyons, two;
It. UooArich, two; C. MoConneU, four; C
it Mar ley. two; J. B. Ooodrlca, six, aad
Harold Vaa Dusea, six.
Luncheon Today.
Mrs. John I Kennedy entertained at
luncheon today at her home In Falrejiree,
In honor or Mrs. John Kelly, the guest
of Mrs. Ignlel C. Htapleton. The table
was decorated with a mound of Amsiioan
Beauty rosea and rovers were plaaed fori
Mesdamea Mesdamea
Kelly, Ueurge Hrandela,
Ianlel C. aJtapleton, Henry V yman,
KianK llMmlllon. O C. Redlck,
C. M. Wllhelm, John A. MoHhane.
A. F. Jonaa. Kenneds-.
Ossood Eastman,
Miss Grace Wiltshire
Kiewit-Carpenter.
The wedding of Miss Neil Carpenter,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Isaao Carpen
ter, and Mr. Ralph Vf. K lew It, will be
celebrated thla evening at the home of
the hlrde's parents on North Thirty,
eighth street.
Weddinir Announcement!.
The wedding of Mlsa Henrietta A. Hub
bard and Mr. Fx ward O. Finch waa
celebrated Tuesday at All Saints' church
In the preonnce of a few friends. Miss
Hubbard Just arrived In this country
from Rhyl, North Walea. on the steamer
New York.
Mlsa Mildred Fleming Bherratt and Mr.
Raymond Keeling Culver wers married
Wednesday at high noon at the horns of
the bride's mother, Mrs. A. J Sherrett, In
tha presence of a large number of friends.
Mr. and Mra. Culver will reside In Kan
sas City.
On the Calendar.
Mrs, A. I Reed will give a lunoheon
Thursday at her home complimentary to
Mra John Kelly, who la the guest of Mn,
and Mrs. Daniel C. Btapleton.
Miss Josephine Congdon will entertain
at luncheon Thursday at her home for
Mlaa Madeline Dlokey of Kanaaa City,
the guest of Miss Elisabeth Reed.
Will Reiide in the East.
Word has been received In Omaha that
Mr. and Mra Wilson A. Austin, who
have, been summering In ths east, will
not return to Omaha They have bought
a homa In Pelham Manor, Weatcheater
oounty. New Torfc. where they will re
side la the future.
Pergonal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rnyder have gone
to their old home. Ftqula, a. to remain a
couple of weeka. ths guests of their
Parents.
Mrs. J. B. Bene and son. Darwin, re.
turned Hunday evening from California,
where they have spent ths summer.
waiter a. Hlxenbauah. Jr.. and fv..
I Hlxenbaugh leave todev to M,.in.
their etudlee at ths state university. Lin
coln.
Mrs. Kdgar Morssman. Jr.. and children
wilt return ths first of next week from a
summer spent at Longs Peak Inn. Longs
, IOIO.
A threat to dynamite the Young
Women's Christian association build
ing at Seventeenth street and St
Mary's svenue wss made by a man
who Tuesday afternoon Invaded tho
private office) of MIm Ully M. Strom, 1
general secretary.
However, Miss Strong and tho
other officers and secretaries of the
association did not become alarmed".
They slsed up tha man as slightly de
mented and succeeded In sending htm
away after an Interview,
He sssorted that he worked as a brick
ley r on the building, while It waa being
erected some years ago. In the course
of the work, he said, he had plained
valuable papers and a photograph of his
wife In a metal box In a comer of the
well. Now lie muat have permission to
dig out the papers and the pictures, ha
declared, or else he would dynamite the
wall to get them.
Ry diplomatic handling the st range
and Ms peculiar notion, Mlaa Strong
managed to rid the building of him with
out any disturbance, and the fact that
he had made the threat to her to dyna
mite the piece d d not become known to
the hundreds of girls and women who
were In the building.
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YISITJTHE STATE
Reporti Show that the Weather is
Wanning- and that Immediate
Sanger it Paised.
CORN STILL HAS A CHANCE
According to station reports sent
to headquarters of all the railroads,
there was no frost in Nebraska Tues
day night. However, out through Hall
snd Howard counties the tempera
ture got dangerously near the frost
line.
FINISH HANSCOM PARK
DANCE FLOOR THIS WEEK
Commissioner Hummel evpectn to have
the new floor of the pavilion at Hanscoin
park finished thla week. Additional lights
will be Installed and then the place will
be ready for municipal ilanrea, which the
Recreation board, expects to start within
a few weeks.
At a meeting of the board
a dance policy will be
proposition under consideration Is to Issue
permits to responsible organixatlons for
specified evenings and hold these organ
isations responsible for the conduct of the
dancers.
CUT THIS OUT
OLD EWOLISR RCCIFB FOB CATl.
KHAIi DEAFlfES AMD HEAD
AOXSEB.
NOTHING IS WRONG WITH
OMAHA SAYS JACK FRANCIS
I John Francis, general passenger agent
of the Burlington, la In town from Chi
cago for a couple of days. Paid Mr.
Francis:
"It has been nearly a year ernce I have
been In Omaha, and the changes are so
erally there waa a wind that was brisk I reai mai i naruiy anew me p.a. ,
to strong. Through the southern part of ' I rm un Farnam street. The growth of
the state, according to railroad reports, ! Omnha seems wonderful, and the many
temperatures during the night were from f'ne buildings being erected astonishes
50 to 60 above. In westen Nebraska and me. To me this looka good, and It Is
eastern Wyoming it waa still warmer, apparent that there Is nothing wrong
No Front He sorted.
(irand Island, 8t. Paul, Iup City,
Wood River and several stations reported
35 to 3D above aero, but all agents asserted
there waa no frost, adding that It waa
cloudy during the night and that gen-
Nazimova Coming
to Orpheum in Her
Play, "War Brides"
Navlmova, In "War Hridee," a powerful
one-act play, la scheduled for the Or
pheum during the week beginning Sep
tember St. Th" play was written by
Marion Craig Wentworth and was pub
lished early In the year by the Century
Magaslne. Immediately after It was pub
lished It had Ita atage production by
NailmoVa at the Palace theater. New
Tork, The enormous success she scored
during her month's engagement has been
repeated wherever she has appeared In
"War Brldea"
SCHMIDT LEAVES $16,000
SAYS PETITION OF WIDOW
Mra Anna M. Schmidt, widow of the
late Joseph II. Schmidt, druggist, whs
was found dead In a room at Wellington
Inn, has asked the oounty court to ap
point the First Trust company adminis
trator of tha estate. Mr. Schmidt died
Intestate, leaving an estate worth, ac
cording to her petition. I la, COO. Ths First
Trust company already has been ap
pointed special administrator to conduct
the dead man's business.
Lives Cosaplalat Makes Yea
I'nhsBiBy.
No joy In living If your stomach and
liver don't work. Stir your liver with
Zr. King's New Life Pills. All druggists.
Advertisement.
IMtii ore 't"
though up In the ntacw mils tempera
tures dropped to as low as 24 above aero. I
The thermometer at the weather bureau
atatlon on the federal building ahowed 4 '
' degrees as the lowest temperature reached i
Tuesday night. I
L.tght frosts appeared In upper parts of
the slate, according to the weather !
bureau, but nothing Injurious waa re
ported In Nebraska, and wanner weather
la said to tm on the way. Freezing tem
peratures were reported In Wyoming, and
heavy frosts in North Dakota and Minnesota.
with Omaha.'
Tf vnu know of some one who Is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness, head
noise or onllnarv catnrih cut out this
formula and hand It to them and you will
hs been the ineana of saving some poor
sulferer perhaps from total deafnea. in
m.-.v Ens-Inn,! Mi.-ntl.-t for a. long time past
d'scussed. The , tuilnnal liaeue ami necessarily rea aires
a constitutional trentment.
fnrays, inhnlers and nose douches aro
liable to Irritate tlie delicate air passages
:ard force the disease Into the middle ear
I which frequently means total deaineaa,
or else the disease Is driven down the air
psssnges toward the luns which Is
equally as dangerous. The following for
mula wh.ch Is used exten. le y In the
damt Kngllsh ellmnte Is a constitutional
I treatment and should prove especially ef
iflcaclous to suffereis here who live under
i more favorab'e cllmnte conditions.
' Secure from vour Irurrlst 1 ounce of
Parmlnt ilvxible strength). Take this,
hon e and sdd to It i pint of hot wster
an.1 4 ounces of granulated sugar; stir
until dissolved. TaWe one tab'espoonful
four times a day. This will often bring
miick relief from distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breathing
become easy and heafng Improve as tho
Inflainmatl' n In the eustachian tubes Is
reduced. Parmlnt Is used In this way as
It acts dlrectlv upon the blood and mu
cous surfsces of the system snd has a
slight tonic action that facilitates the re
covery of the patient. Tho preparation is
easy to make, costs little and Is pleas
ant to take. Kvery person who has ca
tarrh should give this treatment a trial.
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H
GRADUATE SEVEN NURSES
FROM COUNTY HOSPITAL
Seven nuraes. graduating from ths
county hospital, will receive diplomas at
exercises to be held the evening of Octo
ber IS at the court house.
The nurses are. Dorothy Bauer, Mary
Aornemeler, Elda Cook,' Ines Coonrod.
Mary Ooydesky, Klma Van and L.lna
Was born.
Citizen Declares
City Hall Tower is
About to Fall Over
A citizen who does not want his name
used at this time inspected the city hall
tower on his own account and declares
tho tower la In danger of toppling over
to ths sidewalk below. He maintains the
city officials should take immediate ac
tion. Thla tower was condemned by the
City building department months ago.
Bids for the removal of the tower and
Incidental repair work were received In
sums ranging from 2,soo to $7,500, which
the city council decided waa beyond
present ineana. The building department
was directed to bring in an est'mate of
ths cost of making the tower safe until
tho first of the year, when the new
budget would be available.
The safety of the tower was consid
ered several yeara ago when some work
was done. Two months ago the statue
of liberty , was taken down, ss it was
featod It would fall down during a lilt-'h
wind.
The commissioners plan to remove the
entire tower nest year unless It falls
down before the removal work shall have
been done. .,,
SQUATTERS ORDERED TO
VACATE PUBLIC LANDS
City Attorney Rlne and City Abstracter
Hartley served notice on various squat
tcra in the vicinity of Second and Pop
I'lt ton avenue to vacate certain public
and private property they have been occu
pying for years.
Mr. Hartley states some of these occu
pants have been on this land for many
years.
A Baby's Birthday.
Baby's eotnlnr in anticipated with!
great Joy, and if Is of tho vtmost im-
portanco tkat great cars la taken to
make this important vmt a happy
ono.
Mother's Friend, appHod axtaraal
ly and to bo had of au drmggtsts, Isi
of tho greatest value for It robs child-
birth of its agonies and dangers,
makes tho mother comfortable and:
helps make baby strong, healthy and
vigorous. It is effective and depend-;
able and has boon osed successfully
for many year. - Definite instructions)
are furnished with each bottle.
Photo Craft Shop
"Film Vpsoteitsts."
410 Bee Bias;.
Films Developed Free
Wsa rurchesed From TJs.
Frlnta So to So. S4-Kour Barrios.
Platinum
Jewelry
Platinum, when mount
ed with diamonds and
other precious stones,
makes tho most beauti
ful and artistic jewelry.
It is accepted as the
utmost in fashion and
good taste. We have
produced many really
exquisite combinations
of this metal with fine
gems at surprisingly
low prices. Come in
and let us show yon.
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TEACHER OF PIANO
tadloi Boom to, ArUngtoa Blook,
1611 H Bodge Street.
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Baturdaya.
Tel. Douglas 80(4. OMAHA.
Solid Mahogany Rocker $12!?
dUAe Csf)
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That Economy
COfFtfv
Bolld mahogany, dull finish,
cane seat, back and wings, stained
to harmonise with genuine finish
of rocker,
$12.50
Jacobean Oak Rocker or Chair, $10
(JUAS tat of KisAt)
A chair value that surpasses the ordinary handsome twist oak rocker
or arm chair cane seat and back. A roomy and comfortable deals n
The finish la Jacobean cane stained to harmonise t1 ff
choice of chair or rocker for v 1 UeUU
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li'aee a una, TuMh, arlmee
A l trains, auk ktM. r&pe
lt taeaial for sale er raat,
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rasas D. al as. Cm Itveatags.
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Exhibit and Sale of
W. K. Cowan & Co. Sample Furniture
Continues on tho main floor. .
Tha boat and Msreet at low price.
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RUGS
You buy nigs for yean to come that rug is cheapest
that is reasonably priced but has the service giving qual
ities that insure a beautiful floor covering year after year.
"They wear like iron" is what is said of Bundhars aui
inspection convinces you that none are more beautiful.
9x12 size, $17.50.
Many Other Bisea.
Greenwich Linoleums Are th Most Perfect
Linoleums Made
Ow stock la wery eoeaple,
Prices, square yard, $135. $1.50 and $1.65
Orchard & Wilhelm Co.
44 116-118 South 16th St
Aristocrats
of Fashion
$ effort
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la styles, cotom aad mates ds fheasj
suits represent the boat - thought of
one of the leading originators. In
this rail's styles, far trimmings are
very muea favored and the smartest
ideas of the now season are shown
la this group.
Fashkmseal aorta are aoM at the one
uniform price, tS&JM. Few suits at
130. t36 aad 140 are their equal. Cer
tainly no other $11 snlt oaa compare
with them. If the prtoea are attrac
tive, yoa wfU be evem more surprised
at their sioeJlenoe Quality, original
ity, style aad possessing that air of
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make that differ en oe
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"nicely" dressed sister.
This handsomely de
signed boot is suitable
for "semi-dress" occa
sions. The top is of cloth
so fashionablo this sen
son; the vamp of patent
leather. This is ono of
Drexel's .New
Fall Models
They set the foot fashions
for tho world.
For the men we have
shoes of equal quality and
style. The women who aro
particular usually buy their
"children's shoes here, too.
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experience,
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$3.50 to $7.00
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HOTELS.
New Mannish Velours, $3.50
New rolf stick trimmings,
common! known as "feelers"
are quite the proper trimmings
for the new high crown sail
ors or classy tricorns; the
eome in a wonderful variety,
of styles, all colors, at a wias
range of prices
39c, 69c, 79c, 98c
Mayflower and Reborn
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Two of the most talked of
hat in New York for the smart,
ly tailored woman who wants
something' more practical than
a velvet hat. These hats are
made ef a beautiful quality of
velour, in such colors as deep
purpie, oar nary, black, etc.
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Gipsy Shoes, $5 and $6
New Gipsy Cut Shoe for Women, all patent leather, viei kid
and Tiei kid white piped ; Louis XV. heel one of the new nov-
pfr !T... $5.00 and $6.00
Boudoir Slippers for "Women,
with or without heels; pink,
blue, brown and black ; r q
all sixes, pair VoC
Bronze Kid Strap Slippers,
all sizes; fine drena styles.
Worth $3.00, special, CI HQ
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