TIIF, OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 3. 1P1.".
BEADTY AROUND THE THRONE
Special Maids to Ak-Sar-Ben'i Con
tort Surely a Galaxy of Omaha's
Host Beautiful Girl.
PEOF. TUSQ TO TALK ART
rla Calendar.
WOVnAT-Mt. and Mra. J. A. Ludlow,
Orpheum party for Mra. O. W. Oilisnn.
followed f jf supper at the Kontenrllw
hotel. Thursday Howling club, lunch
eon at th Cnmniprrlal el'ib. Thatr
partita at tha Boyd and Orpheum
theaters.
TUESDAY Miss Mary Rtirklej-. dance
at tha Omaha club for Ming F.lliabeth
Fleming of Burlington and Ml Orr
truda McCarthy rr Chicago. Ak-Har-PB
Flower parade.
IvVtANRHPAY liks' club dance after
tha parade, lniverslty club d nner
danoe. Pariah- Aid cty of Trinity
Cathedral at Mrs. Ororse Barker's at
10 o'clock a. to.
Tt"R8IAT Theatr psrtles for tlmtnn
Svmphonr orchestra at tha Auditorium.
rrtJIAT Ak-tir-Bn rironatlon ball..
SATURDAY ITallia Park club dance.
Ie Amies Whist club. New Junior
Prldaa club. Mlaa Mym Gilchrist,
hostess.
What a galaxy of pretty maidens are
her! Special maid to her majesty, tha
Queen S Ak-Ber-Ben ara they, and ne'er
before did a bevy of mora beautiful at
tendant wait upon tha queen.
Upon tha fair brows of which one of
theaa wilt his royal highness, the Kins
of Quiver, placa tha royal crown, la th
question on avary one' llpa.
If tha choice of the royal governor
war tha most beautiful young woman of
them all. then what a difficult taak thelra
mutt hare been. Not only doe beauty
re urn among them, but theee lovely buda
bar aleo worshiped, at tha ahiina of
learning.
Next to tha honor of being choaen queen :
of tha realm, tha moat coveted position
at court la that of the special maid. The
young women who will aerve thla year ,
are the Mlaaaa Charlotte Callahan, Helen
Clarke, Katharine Davenport, Helen Ing- j
wereen, Marjorl McCord, Mary Megeath,
Helen Murphy, Gertrude Met a, Marlon
Towle, Iiabel Vlneonhaler, Dorothy Wel
ter and Lioulae White. '
Which la the queen T
But then It la quit poaalble that the
governor! have tried to "flip one over"
on' u and hava not choaen her from
among the prospective buda.' Several
debutante of the leM season are being
discussed a the twenty-flrat i.ueen of
Ak-Rar-Ben.
Five of theee favored maid will be
d tbutante of the winter aeaaon. They
are Mia Whit. Mlaa McCord, Mia Vln
eonhaler. Ml Met and Ml Towle.
Ml Ingweraen will return to school at
Briar Cliff, N. T.. directly after tha coro
nation ball, and Ml Megeath will con
tinue her art atudle at the Chicago Art
institute.
Mlaa Weller will spend the early part
cf tha winter In the east.
Tuesday Morning Magical
The Tueaday Morning" Musical club
will begin It season November 1 with a
program given by the Wast quartet, a
string quartet composed of the four
West alsters, Miss Madge and Mlaa
Vivian West, first and second violins,
and Miss Klola and Mis Bolle West,
viola and 'cello. 1 These young women
ara Omaha musician and will be accom
panied by Mr. Henry Cox at the piano.
Mlaa Beulah Dale -Turner,, Mra. Hasel
Smith E id ridge and Miss Rutft Flynn,
pianist, will assist on the program,
which will b given at S. o'clock In tha
afternoon In the ball room of the
Fontenelle, where all of the afternoon
concert of the club ar to b held thla
season. . Tha elub will present- Harold
. Bauer In recital on tb evening qf No-
pni iw, r ( nova inuiir ,nn
Ixulee Homer January IS' at the Boyd
-also The third evening concert will be
February 24 at tha Fontenelle, When the
Zoellner Wring quartet Jot Chicago will
be tke offering. This season Inaugurates
' tha club's departure from the custom of
holding the monthly concert In private
home, a custom very delightful In tb
past, but growing more Impracticable
each rear with the growth of the club,
besides being: a tax upon the compara
tively few member whose houses were
targa enough to be used In this way.
At Seymour Lake Country Clnb.
Mra, T. J. Donahue, entertained at a
bridge) luncheon Thursday. The high
scores were made by Mrs. Sterrlker and
Mra. UnderaagU Covers were laid for:
Mesdamea
U. Beaelin.
J. H. Martin. .
H. G. Mattlus,
B. J. Trayner, '
K. B. HtorvUker.
. T. J. Dwyar.
Masdamea
J. K. Meyer.
T. J. Kolcy.
H. O. VMnilheim,
J. P. Flndley,
A. Foley,
t'asey,
C. tfooaJl.
M. tierger,
11. O. V
Mr.' and Mra. T. U Comb entertained
gutsts at the Friday dinner-danea.
Mr. and Mr. T. It. Comba entertained
at dinner last evening. The table were
spread la the living room and autumn
decorations prevailed. Covers were laid
for: .
Messrs. and Mesdames
Roy McotL
Kruce RassetL
Albert Uavlea,
T. Aimen.
Mlssrsv
Jrma Hubert son,
Marjorl Uasselt,
loroLhy June
Caaibs.
H. U. Comba.
Carl Jauobeon.
MUaee
Jaootson.
Virginia Scott.
Kltsabeth 4'ombs,
Jieiau WulcolL
Mrs. Anna Oe winner.
Meaars. Measrs.
M. K. Drake Harry Bage.
Morlyw Combs. Klton Combs,
iiudolph lietwlrlrk- William ilnner,
son, Bernard Combs,
At the Friday dinner-dan.ee. lr aad
Mrs. William Berry entertained six
guests; John Urlon. ten: T. U Comba,
alghteeo, aoi) Allen Dudley, two.
Eecent Affairs.
A birthday party waa given In honor of
Mis Cans feudl at bar homa. Tha evetv-
lng waa spent la playing- game, miult
and dancing. Those present were:
Mis
Virginia Currtn
May Ungle '
it'lf tn ninris .
Irene Ing.idsby
Margaret Juhiisen
Frames llioldhy
Iri Wocxlruif
KMna Wootlrulf
Mabel Martson
t'oia -iol
Anna Bcidl
Anna iMftuvtn.
hlvra Munr
Anna Khinke
Alma K hluter
Uyai Mvsger
Anna.
Itekler
Mane Uravea
Hnt ruie
Tneraaa Snildl
Ortrude btratman
The Uecrge A- Custer post and Woman'
Relief corps, were entertained Friday
evening at the borne ot Mr. Anna Bowaa.
Tb deeoraUona war American flags
and flower. Musical numbers ware
riven by George A. Wlnahlp, C. B. Map,
Mias Amanda Tebblna and Miss Umont
Uape.
Mr. Charles P. Beman gave a matinee
party at the Orpheura Thursoay, fol
lowed by ta at the Henshaw. Thooe
present wvre: (
Meadantes Meedame
J. K. Junmneen. W. Jl. t bapin,
(tUur William. C. A. Fries
Henry Mahan. Louis U. Thoelecke.
1 E Mute,
Mr. Anna Wilson, who left Friday eve
ning after visiting frlund here, was en
tertained ex-teemtvcly during the last
aeck, tha largest affair beuig a surprise
party glvea by - tb anewiber of the
sVjtdent Order at United Wurknuei . tn4
Special Maids
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Isabel ' Vinsoiihaler r&- 52 ? : V , J
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the Thursday Card club.
women were present,
Mr. Donald A. Hmlin entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening for Mr. Wil
son. Garden flowers were used for di
oration and covers were placed for seven.
Mrs. Marian Clbem gave u dinner
'Thursday when about eight gueata wore
present, anj -a dinner was given Friday
at the home of Mra. O. H. Btowart, at
Which Mr. J. Simon of Sioux City, was
another out-of-town guest.
A surprise party waa given Mrs. Nets
Johnson Wednesday afternoon at her
new residence. Mrs. Johnson waa
given a set of dining room chair for
her new home.- Those present were:
Meadamea
Nela liaminer,
lut Anderson.
Knut lundberg,
(Sua CarlMin.
Victor Lsnl-laon.
A. J. Andoraon,
Kd Stone.
Hunt lran,
John Hvrg.
Cliarlaa Kui'lqulat,
Andrew kcllberg,
Fn-A Und,
Axel Dahlgren,
A.' J, Aim.
Avel ptrom,
Ctiarlra Johnson,
Mesdamea
Iahliulse-,
A. Henson,
Peteraon,
A. Wahlstrom.
i soar Carlson,
Drink,
Itwrenoa,
Charles Carlson,
H. Johnson, j
Anderson,
Packman,
John lAiwon,
C. l tVrlaon.
Carrie Neiaon,
Anderson, '
Albert Peterson.
(Juat Ltrsin, , . .
Mis Helm Peteraon.
The I'asalco club gave the first ot
series of dances Thuraday evening.
Buell-Milliken Weddinff.
A pretty out-of-town wedding wa
celebrated In Fremont last evening when
Mis Jane Milllkan became the bride of
Mr. Dexter C. Huell of this city. Tbe
ceremony was performed at tha home
of the bride at S o'clock by Rev. P. A.
A Us worth of tha Christian church. Mr.
Harvey Mllllken ot Omaha, sister-in-law
ot ths bride, played the Ixhengrln wed
ding march, and Miss Margherlte Bny-
der sang.
Tbe bride was gowned In white net,
trimmed with Venetian lace, the bodloe
entirely ot the lace, trimmed with white
beads and orange blossoms. Hsr tulle
veil waa caught with pearls and orangs
blossoms.
Mr. WlUlam C. Ramsey of Omaha
was the only attendant and wore a sim
ple gown of pale green taffeta and
lao.
Mr. William C. ttamsey wa test man
r About 100 guests were present.
The young couple left last evening for
an eastern automobile trip of several
week. They will be at home at 3604
Harney street after November 15.
At the Country Club.
The dosing dlnner-danc at the Coun
try cluto last evening rivaled the opening-
nlfM In brilliance. A number ot
large dinner parties were given and
there were smaller partlea of friends din
ing together,
Mlas Meliora, Davla entertained one ot
the larger pajrtle In , honor of Mr.
Howard Baker of New York. Covers
were placed for:
Meaara. and Mesdamea:
Jack Wt-bMer, Paul Gallagher.
Harold PHlchett,
airs. John T. fcteweit, Sd
Miea Mlnees
Alice Jaqulth. Klliareth I 'a via.
K - ' "inK
of Rurllnston.
Kiertrude McCarthy
Daphne Peter.
Mildred Butler.
Marhrte alm'ord,
laabvl VlnsulluUer,
Rol rt Burns.
lAwrence lirtnker,
ln arrn,
Wtllard Muiler,
John Caldwell.
of UUtMu,
Mi-uuia I'Kvts.
inr.
Howard linker.
UTttld Wharton,
CulhU-rt Potter,
llaymoiid Iow.
Robert Connell,
lien Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs- C. E.
another of the larger
Met entertained
parties. Their
guest wer:
Mer md Meadames
Paroii Millard. IaxUs Clark.
Ciorli-a lk-Hiou,
Mies "itrrtet Mots.
llHv- Messrs.
Jai-k tsuhaupp. ' Herbert Connell,
Mr. ArUaur Ratulnftoa and Mr.
of Honor to King Ak-Sar-Ben XXI and Consort
Harry McCormlck. had cm their guests:
Meesr. and Masdamea
John A. McHhane, W. A. C. Johnson.
A. U Reed. D. H. Wheelc. Jr.
Mr. Frank Burkley.
Dining together were:
Measrs. and Meedamea
Jay D. Foster, ti K. Buckingham.
Oeorge Kelley, . ' j
Miss Hsien Clark entertained mem
ber of the younger set. Those present
were: .
Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Patterson.
Mlssea M
4Ann Off ford. Helen Clarke.
Helen Murphy,
MHsara Messrs.
Kdwnrd Murohv. Allan Tukav.
Guy Furay,
Mrs. Ben Gallagher had a her guests:
Messrs. and Meariam
W II. MnCWrf u.' U.lll.
J. H. Butler, jL L." Kountie. '
Greer. Mrs. John Baldwin.
Mr. and Mr. O. C. Redlck, Mr. and
Mra. Harry Tukey and Mr. and Mra.
George Prln mad up a party at another
labia.
Mr. Charles Marsh entertained at din
ner complimentary to Mr. O. W. Gibson,
th guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jams E. Lud
low. Cover were placed for:
Messrs. and Meadamea
James "Love Paxton, James S. Ludlow.
C D. Bturtevant.
Mesdames Mesdamea
G W. Gibson, Charles Marsh.
Messrs. Meaars.
J. A. Cavers. J. E. FttsOerald.
Mr. Charle W. Hamilton, jr., wa host
at on of th dinner partle at th Coun
try olub laat evening. Hla guests were:
Mr. and Mra Robert Bradford.
M Isse Misses
Rut h Hitchcock, Luclle Bacon,
Mr. Robert Howe.
With Mr. and Mrs, R. C. How war:
Mr. and Mrs. David Baum.
Misses
Margaret Greer Baum.
Katherln McCormlck.
Mr. and Mr. M. C. Peter entertained
twenty guests; Mr. and Mrs. t. H, Davis,
six; Mr. and Mr. C. C. George, eighteen;
E. A. Crelghton, four; Luther Drake also
gav a dinner party.
Berg-tm-Gfttes Wedding:.
A quiet wedding wa celebrated In the
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Parlor of the Henshaw hotel Tuesday
afternoon, when Mlaa Helen Tereaa
Gate, niece of Mr. T, J. O'Brien, be
came th brld of Mr. Howard Douglas
Berg-en. The ceremony waa performed
by Rev. Father Harrington of St. Ce
celia church. Miss Bernardino Haley
of Kansas City waa bridesmaid and Mr.
George Bergen, brother of th groom,
waa best man.
The rooms wer attractively decorated
with palms and bride rose. Mist
Dorothy Arter played th Lohengrin wedding-
march and Mlas Ruth Gordon sang
"At Dawning." Only relatives and a
few friend were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Bergen loft Tuesday evening for a trip
to New Orleans, and will be at horn
after November X at 4001 Charles etreet.
Marriage Announcements.
Mis Josephine Murphy, daughter of
Mr. and Mr. P. J. Murphy and Mr. Earl
G. Consollvsr were married laat Wednes
day evening In their new horn at 6601
North Twenty-fourth street. The young
people ar at homa after a short wedding
trip.
Mis Edna K. Campbell, daughter of
Mr. and Mra C. U Campboll of this
city, and Mr. Earl Hampton Baldwin of
Fremont were married Saturday evening,
September 15. at Fremont, by the Rev.
Nathaniel McGlffln. They will be at
3f-
ZoiziseTVJiite
home after November 1 In Fremont.
Announcement la made of the marriage
of Dr. Robert Burn Benda and Mis
Margaret Fay Maney. They ar at horn
at the Madison hotel.
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brodkey announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Barah Brodjcey, and Dr. Isador Dansky.
No date ha been set for the wedding.
Mia Brodkey 1 a graduate of th Omaha
High school and Dr. Dansky of Crelghton
college.
Mr. and Mr. J. A. Anderson announo
tha engagement of their daughter. Ruby,
and Mr. Mr. Robert W. Smiley. Tha
wedlng will take place this month.
Notes of Interest
Mr. and Mr. R. A. Willi returned
Thursday evening from spending the
summer at their cottage at Lak Francis.
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Garments Just out of the
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Very Interesting Values
Mlnw. Mr. WUlla mad a number cf J
sketch while at the lake. I
Mr. Hjalmar Olaaeo. nse Margaret:
Tratt, sailed Thuraday from New Tork ;
to return to her homa In Sweden.
Mr. Joseph Baldrlire has returned from
Rockland. Me., where he has been since
July. Mra. Baldrlire remaJna east ' for
veTa4 wweka long-er with her son,
Grafton, who Is 111.
Mrs. Ben Oalliuther.' Mr. E. W. Nah
and Mra. Herman Kountie plan to leave
for California together ortle time this
autumn.
Mr. Thomas Kllpetrlck Is at home
after spending, the summer at Mairnolla
Beaoh and In the Adrtondacka, where
she visited her daughter. Mrs. George
W. MUter. at her summer homa. at
lAke Placid. She aJso atopped In Buf
falo and Cleveland.
Card Club Meets.
Mra N. J. Carey entertained the mem
bers of the Fleur de Lis club at her apart
ments In the Sterling Thuraday after
noon. Prises were won by Mesdamea T.
H. Williamson, George Oreenway, George
Kunlep. B. F. Schnub and C. Harding.
The club will be entertained by Mra.
Oreenway two weeka hence. The mem
lers are:
Mepdnmr
T. If. Wllllnmaon
rwrg: Oreenway
fjoome Iunlap
B. F. Bchaub
Meadames
H. T. DeBolt
C. Hardy
W. H. Savage
N. J. Carey
At Excelsior Springs,
Mayor Dahlman and Mrs. Dahlman,
Mr. J. F. Flack and Mr. W. D. Mc
Hugh are at The Elms, In Eloelsior
Springs.
Mrs. E. S. Wet brook and Mrs. Mark
Coad returned Sunday from the Springs.
Change of Residence.
Mr. and Mra. C. VT. Cox and Mrs.
Edith K Wagoner have moved to t22k
Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Holzman and
son left for Chicago, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. C. J. Greene has given . up her
(Continued on Tatte Five, Column Three.)
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THE neceasity of keeping the f
aud aa-Ois tree, not only of nea y
superfluous hairs, but of ths o't
-uown-' which 1 often seen about th
cheeks, chin and temples, shoulders aiid
anus, should be obvious to every womau.
But many women do not remove tiu
auit oon becaua tucy fear to use the
many superfluous hair reinovexs adver
tleed, slnoe they cause marks, redi spots
mut Irritation. I have had the nuu ex
perience myself, and that 1 why 1
adupied a formula of my own. Blmply
appay aome aim pie aulfo solution on au
lialre you. want removed, and see how
matrtoaiiy It dissolvs ven the toughest
or worst wiry halra, and even on tha
moat tender parts of the body. It nev.tr
leavea a mark and aiwaye work per
fectly. Simple aulfo solution can be o
laJntd at any drug store. Jn fact, every
woman should hare a supply of - this
wonderful formula. It never falls.
MISS BL.U& Yea, I can assure you
thai blackheads can be positively re
moved In a few minutes by sprinkling
some powdered neroxln on a hot. wet
spunge and rubbing this on the black
heads. Th neroxln can be obtained at
drug stores. Thla formula of tulne baa
never failed.
MISS T. B. M I am sorry you oould
not get the "Suratt Kace Powder" ut
your dnigglt'. In such rase write co
"Secretary to Valeaka Suratt, Thompson
Illris-., l'hlca." enclosing the price of
fifty cents, and ssying whether yoi
wart white or flesh tint. My secretary
will sea that you are supplied without
delay. It Is ths face wwder par excel
lence aad free from chaXkineaa.
a NIT A The dentrlfice you ar using
Is a tod a any for Its purpose. But
the most rigorous brushing will not re
move either the brown spots or ths a-.
tar. I would advise you to procure what
many dentisle uee, a few ounoes of plain
fluid em an from your druseist and use
this daily as a mouth aargle. Put a
teaspoonful in your mouth and throw it
out after a minute or ao. While entirely
harm tees to enamel, thla ha the
peculiar property of dissolving and
wasiilns: away even the moet obstinate
staina and accumulations.
MIRfl ANABKLLB No. you didn't
rueaa my as very closelv. There's a
secret reisn. and my wrinkle formula
la reaponelble. Use thui formula Hber.
ally every day, and us n other o-
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called wrinkle cream. Add two tabli
spooniuls of glyceiine ana two ounce
of eptul to a half a plat of hot wain.
This 13 so acuiiumiuu thut 11 can ue
used generously, and will hasten tue re
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and lines of age in a remarkable wu.
The eptol can be obtained at any dru
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TRYING You ar Just as dlsgusti
as I used to be with the hair tonics com
monly sold. Hers Is my own formula
whiuli has a wonderful effect upon tlii
cell-growth of hair, and results can be
quickly seen In ths sprouting ot ne.
hairs. In the vigorous growth and
lengthening of hair, and In the adual
luster and fluf flnvAS. To half a nlut of
alcohol add half a pint of water (or also
you may use a full pint of Day rum u
you wish) and to thla add one ounce d
wMnjiuuv k wiiftMl yuu uruggiat cati
supply you. I consider this out of my
most raiuarkaJble formula.
MISS O. R. B. My complexion for
mula will produce an aimost magical
tranaformatlon on any akin. Tha ino.i:
common caua of a bad complexion la a
grainy, spotty and uneven color of the
skin. Added to this -re occasional
freckles, rsd soot aid liver spots.
All blemishes disappear In a short
time and the akin takes on an evn
pinky-whiteness all over, which,
uuoiahle. 'recalea and red spots Y'i
lsh. Mix tw tablespoonfuls of glyceriin
with a pint of hot watar and one oun.'e
of sintone, which you can get at any
drug store. L'se this cream liberally
every day.
MISS LOTTIE A Yes, pimples -can
be very quickly removed by takuig oie
or two teaspoonfuls after meala of a
mixture of twelve ounces of sunar, one
ounce of aaraen and a pint ot ai.i'.
Uet the sarsene at the drug store, I y
ths ounce, in the original package.
MRS. R. T. V. Here- Is my formula
for that shampoo and dandruff remov
er, a gem. I assure you. Dissolve on
teaspnonful of eggol in half a cap of
hot water.- You can get enough eggol
to last you for at least a dozen eLuuu
pooa, atthe drug atoia, for a moderate
price. This egol shampoo far exrer.ii
even th beat soap, or any other articl.i
for the purpose 1 ever used.
MISS R. T. H. No. poeltly.ly do not
use any mechanical contrivance In an
endeavor to develoo th buau The ful
loalng safs formula ha Droducd
nlAnHI ri.v.lAnmiltil In n. . n
though you realise that bust develoti
mcnt 1 difficult to accompli)). Mi
together a half cup of augar, two outura
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