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TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY V.KK: OfTOHKR 10. 191S.
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DEBUTANTES IN LIMELIGHT j
First of the Faities Announced by
Mrs. J. W. Towle for Eer
Dmhtcr.
HVE OR SIX OTHERS ON LIST
Kwlil ( ilralnr.
'KTAT-Mr. and Mm. John T. Tut,
rtlnnrr at t'Hr home for Mm. Harry
ll tit tYiolnnatl.
HONDAT-Hri. J L.. Kennedy, brldie
pony for Mm. Mutthrw Carney an 1
Vr. Hurry Po.aorth of Thlra'),
ftucKta of Mr. (ifnri Ttr inrti'l i a
f-'lio club dance at tiamhrra' academy
Mm. N. P IX K". 1r.. chlMrrn psrty.
Mm. J. I'urr Tvlor, trn nt Kontenll
for Mm. Harry Well of ritr-lnnntl. Mr.
and Mm John Itattln, dliiner for Mr.
Hhttv Well.
Tl'KSPAY Kike' danre tn their rlub
rtvmi. Knlnhta of Columbus, banquet
at tt-e FontennHle. Mrs A M. rtiniih
reception for the Prrttleiit Mil l.dle
Oof club. TwinUe club .dance at the
Rome. Mm. O. Wk kcrsriam, lunche-r-.
for Mm. Harry Wei'. Mm. Jolin T.
Vatr. ("Inner for Mm. Harry Well.
Hi Ha dinner rlub
W KHNBSIiAY I'nriah AH society of
Trinity rathedral. Women's Cathntlo
Order of Fntwucrn. card party at Bt.
Mnrv Mardalene'S hall.
TMl'KPDA Y Flour ri Us cluh, Mr.
torRO tlrwuwv, hnatcaa. Sojourn
er' club. Mm. J. B. Klrnpaon. hostess.
FH1PA Y Ciolns; dinner and dance at
tuymour lake rlub. F.t-A-VIrp dance
at tin" Itomc ral'mfueal c'uh, dinner.
SA Tl'Hn Y Prarle Park rlub clanca.
Iviwnry-lmpev wedding. The Iansant
at the Fontcnelle.
With the brilliant coronation ball a
thing- of the part socly plane to enter
tain remaining visitors for the Aa-flar-
ln festivities with great rim thla wi-k.
JtudCIng plane for the winter season
appear on the social calendar. Mre. John'
W. Towle announces the flret of the
nxbut parti to be given thla winter, a
tc for hor daughter. Mlaa Marlon Towlo.
who waa one of the apodal maids to
Quiver a queen. Mlaa Towle will make
her bow to society Novemlr 17. At leajit
live or si more debutants will grace thia
ncaaon's festivities. Among them are
Mima Marjoile MoCord. Mlaa Isabel VT-
eonhaU-r. Misa Gertrude Mel and 3J.a
U.ul a White.
The Subscription Dance club wilt open ,
lu sea'orf Thuraday evening. October 2S. j
Each dancing party la preceded by a ,
number of dinner partlne, plana for which
already have been made.
Among those who will entertain at din-
hor pie eulng the opening dance are: Mr.
and Mm. Henry Wyman, Mr. and Mre.
r. If. Oalnea, Dr. and Mre. Hull, Mr. and
Mrs. P. 8. Cows.UI, Mrs. Warren n-
era, Mr. and Mrs. John Mcflhane, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hamilton and Mrs. J,
M. Metcalf.
Notes of Interest.
Mlaa Ruth Tliomion. who has appeared
In many amateur theatrical production!
In Omaha, and who has been In Ht. Louis
playing In a stock company, is now with
her mother and leaves nest week to Join
the Gus Edward company at Dea Mol ie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Reed, who re
ccntly returned from Europe, have taken'
a furnished apartment In Chicago, and
Mm. James C. chad wick haa been spend
Ing thla week with them. Their sous, '
Lls 1. and Philip, came back with
them from abroad, but have gone over'
again on business.
Malcolm Balu.lga, who has been at Tale
training for the loot bail team for the
last month, played laat featurdey In the
flint game of the season and covered
himself w Ith glory In the eyee of the 70.UW
spectators In the Ya)e bol by making a
touchdown. The opposing team was the
Maine university eleven and there was
tremendous enthusiasm. Baldrlge played
risht tackle on the Yale team.
Mrs. 8. B. Curtis arrived Wednesday
from New York to Join Colonel Curtis,
who haa been at the Fontenelle for three
weeks. They have taken the home of!
Mr. and Mrs, William K. Martin tor to'
months and moved in yesterday. Mr. and
Mrs. Martin wlU be wltn sir. and Mrs.
Oaicood Lastmaa until Mrs. Martin goes
to Mollne and Kock Island the middle of
October to arrange for Mrs. Anthony
Merrill's eourae of lectures to be given in
those cltloe and Davenport.
Mm. iank craw. or and her sister,
Mrs. Henry Knox, who have been east
all summer, are now at Boston, a.opplng
s( the College club on Comraneul Jt
avenue, where they will lemaln f-r sev
eral months to be near Mrs. Knox's son,
John, who haa entered his second year
at Croton school. Mr. Crawford la alll.
In Canada, but will Jo. n ' bis wl.e at
Thanksgiving time
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baura of Ph l
delphla. have recently spent aome time
at Hot Springs, Ve,. where they moto.ed
tn their ear. Mrs. Baum la nw In New
York, -where her daughter, Kathurlne, at
tends school at M-es B pence a.
A marriage of Interest to many Omaha
people was that of Miss lone Poster and
Mr. Edward T. McCarthy, which waa
ot'lebrmted In Kansas Cl'y October t Mr,
McCarthy was formerly a resident of
this city and has many friends here. Mr.
Harry O Nelll of Omaha waa best man.
Among the Visitors,
Mrs. K. Mclndce of Montreal, Canada,
Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Esra Millard,
' tnd Mr. Millard. "
Mrs. J. W. Orifflth has as her gueat
ber sister, MUs Laura Thyng of Chicago.
Mra. O. Heibert orulth of Wilmlugloti,
N. C, arrived Mondky to viail hi r ii..u jit
ter, Mra Walter Griffith, for several
wka.
Mlaa Keller and Mlsa Georgia Keller of
Charlottesville, Va, arrived Wednesday
on their way from Cal.fornla and are
guesta of their brother, Mr. C!arlea B.
Keller, and Mra Keller.
Mr. Will Kcudder of Chicago came over
for the Coronation ball and la spending
the week-end here.
Mrs. Harry L. Street of Chicago will
trrive Monday morning with her three
(ma'.l daughters to visit her mother, Mra
'ohn A- Wakefield.
Social Events of the Week.
Mrs. A. M. fcmllh will entertain the
Prettiest Wis Ladles' Oolf club it t re
reptlon to be civen at her home, Tuea
ley evening. Those aj''ln( here will be:
M radamea M esda mes
jeot Kt overt, Arti.ur wom s,
Javid McC'aflerty, Liicl u Carr.
Miaaea Mlast-a
3ruce Northrup, C'laie t-aJmm.
Air. and Mra. M. Munbe.i wi.l ba at
tome to their friends next Funday from
I to It p, m. la honor of their daughter,
Mrs. Leo KJetn. and Mr Kliln. wnoac
wedding took place September U.
The annual card party of the Catholic
o'omin's order of Foresters will be glv
m Thvrsdsy evening at 1.15 at 6t.
Mary Magdalen hall. Nineteenth and
Vodge strwts.
. Mra N. V. Dodge, Jr., wUl entartala
t a children's party Moi.day sftt-r-nuon
tn honor of the fifth birthday an
4veraary of ber son, Phillip.
For Popular Oneit.
Mr and Mra John T. Tales wilt gte
a dicier at their home thia evening In
Three Popular Visitors in Omaha
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4 V!Sts. ' VH Maty ' Wznrxl'' - i I
fij II Andrews
Mrs. 2Z3LX M, HP
Hosictler f . -
kV C1T5 TJ-TUT MrrflK nrl irrpn I , ' ' !bw II
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Hiss Zouiso Lewzo
honor of their daughter, Mrs, Harry
Well of Cincinnati.
Mr. and' Mrs. John Battln will enter
tain at dinner Monday evening for Mrs.
Harry Weil and Mrs. doorge Wicker
sham will give a lunch a Tuesday for
this same guost.
Recent Affair.
Mr. and Mra. J. M. De France and Mr,
and Mrs. J. T. Murray entertained at
the home of the De Frances Thursday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mra. Ed
ward Kdan, aho left Friday evenlnf for
Chicago to make their future home. Those
present were:
Meaare. and Mesdamea
Edward Koeii. C. Whitney,
J. Hobertaon, i C. Keeae.
A Green, L. C. Ucouten.
Mra J. Reese,
Mr. J. Denman,
Vina Man-a ie! Fden.
Dr. Delmar Davis entertained at dinner
Saturday evening for the surgical nurses
of the Wise Memorial hospital training
school. Those present were:
Misses Misses
Ellkkbeth Weber, Fern lala.
Franoea Oalllgan,
Kreda Cahn,
Gra e Kette.
Annette Kette,
Carrie Kolle,
C hrMle Nelson.
W In: le Dlckeraon.
Molly O'Mally,
Ituth Mchola,
iuaitie Larson.
Mra. iloMsph Lucena of Dundee enter
tained for her cousin, Mra J. P. Btroupe
of Palmer Lake, Colo., Friday aiternoun.
Those present were:
Meadames Mesdames
W. E. Davla. C. H. Phillips,
A. 8alsa. Aibtrla itaiuler,
. II. Laran, Chamberlain.
At the Commercial Club.
The Omaha Story Tellers' league en
tertained at luncheon at the Commercial
rlub yesterday. Quests of honor wore
Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Graff. Mra J. U.
Masters and Mra K. F. Adams, wives
nf the new principals of the high schools;
MUs Belie Ilyun, Miss Eulth Tobltt aad
Miss Clara Cooper, honorary members of
the league. Covers a ere placed for the
following members:
Mesdamefr Meedamee
C. W. Axiell, C. W. Pollard,
Wi.Uam II. Day, F. 1.. Potter.
G. V: Hampton, C. W. Axtrll,
tL Georur Tyuer, P. M. Pritchard,
C. H. Hedllrka. George I'. Mice,
M. T. Lawrence, Pli lip Welch,
J. W. Metcalfe, Raymond ilayward.
G. H. Payne,
MiDeea Misses
Ilermlne Bleaalng, Jennie Kedfteld,
jnaenhlne Grant. Mlas Dudley
liilth llaivlit. Kvattla.
rln t Hamilton, Fmma Kot erta,
Kloiae Hlllia. I n' ma Hoelcky,
iirare HuiiK-rford, e-arah Sanborn,
IhhImpI McMillan, Kutli '1 huiiipnon.
F'eanor iNfNin, Muriha Powell.
Jeannette Newlean,
Oorke-Withnell Wediin.
The marriage of Mla Cecil Wlthnell,
daughter of Mrs. Lue'la Wtthnell. and'
Mr. EJdword C. Oeorke was celebrated
Tueaday afternoon at 4 o'clock at All
gaints' church, the Rev. T. J, Mackay
officiating.
The attendants were MUs Josephine
Hart and Mr. Earl liaaaler of Platte-,
mouth. I
After the ceremony a wedding supper
waa served at the new borne of thoi
young rouple In the KL Clare apartments,
covers being laid for ten gueata. The
living room waa beautifully decorated
with baekete of American Beauty rosea
and a baaket of Mra Ward rosea was
MWd as a centerpiece for the table. The
out-of-town gueale were Mrs. Earl Has
Ur, Pluttamouih, Nab., ud tue groom's
father, Mr.' O. ' W.' Gork of Denver.
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The bride was very charming In a
wisteria broadcloth suit with black lynx
fur trimming and velvet hat to match,
and she wore a (arte comage bouquet of
orchids and lilies of the valley. Mr. and
Mrs. Goerke are now at home to their
friends at No. 14, Bt. Clare apartments.
California Travelers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emdford, accom
panied by .11 Ins Ruth HIichciK'k, left
Tuesdty for California. Miss Hitchcock
will rcmnln west about wo week, but
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford will apend the
winter In Cellfornla, Joining Mrs. Louis
Bradford, who bas Immb en the coast
since last May.
Mr. nn4 Mrs Barton Millard and Sir.
and Mrs. Louts Clirke leave next week
for California to beg one tintli December
1. They will spend a part of the time
touring In automobile and will visit both
expositions. ' , "
Mr, and Mn, CO. Williams have' re
turned from a tw-fnonth trip to Cali
fornia. To flrfdal Party.
Mrs. T. Duffy entertained at dinner
last evening In honor of Miss Gladys
Impey and Mr. Harold Downey, whose
wedding will take place October 10. Pink
roses decorated the table. Covers were
placed for:
VT m IT If nl.lf.l.V
Mr. and Mre. V. Dufy.
M iaaes
Mlasea-
Olady. Impey,
Geornle Trimble,
Marv Dufic.
Irrne Downey,
Geraldine O'Malley,
Meaam. Meaars
Harold Downey, Oerald Duffy,
Hherman McCaffrey, Paul Duffy.
Robert llyluml,
Stork Speoial.
A daughter, Ellibrth Ann, waa born
to Mr. and Mra. John Rouse In Balti
more, on September U. Mrs. Rouse was
formerly Brownie Bess Baum of this
City and the baby Is granddaughter of
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Baum, -now of Phila
delphia. Entre Nous Club Entertained
The Entre Ncus club was entertained
Friday evening at tie home of Mlas
Ethel Byine. The evening was spent in
eards and music. Prises were won by
Misses Mary Ltamond and Anes Casslri).
Thtee present were:
MIo;
Mmy l.lHi-ionl,
Mlases
Mi ninet Farrell,
A (!i . Canalciy,
Mnile Kel ey,
Am.oe oivo'an,
Kthel Byine.
Noiml ii i ne
MeHilninea
P. J. t'oicoran,
J. K. Byrne.
till I'irmntKi,
PeHii McOulie,
Ann M Uutre,
I.otlle N artln,
Mai e Bctimitit,
M cedemea .
T. A. Tray nor,
J. W. Bhechuit,
New T?r'dre-7):i'fr Club.
A smalt brlrlqe-cilnner club haa been
fotmed. t'ie members being Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Mi'HI ane, Mr. and Mra Howard
Baldrlge. Judge and Mrs. Rcdlck. Mrs.
HES ENGAQEMFNT TD WED IS
JUST ANNOUNCED.
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KOLINE MATRON GUEST OF MRS
W D. HOS'ORT)
Krs. 'Richard Hosford
Remington, Mr. Frank Rurkley and lr.
LtRoy Crummer. They meet once a wek
for dinner and an evening of bridge.
Th s week, Tuesday, they met with Air.
and Mm. Baldrlge.
Sojourners' Club Entertains.
The Pojournere' club will give a large
evening party, Thursday, In hxnnr of the
hualianda of the members. The affa.r
will be given at the home of Dr. and
Mrs J. E. HlmpKon. A musical program
has been arranged. Assisting the hos
tess will be:
Mesdames Mesdames
3. I. Miller, Dun Moore,
Mnrtha t'tirfatlancy, ),nrl Martin,
T. C. Ryan, . A. C. Hmlth,
A. A. W eueineyer.
Birthday Party.
Theodore Dudley entertained a large
party of young people at his home, Sat
urday afternoon. In honor of his four
teenth birthday. Ak-Sar-Ben decora
tions prevailed and the afternoon was
spent playing gamea. Those present were:
Ail' era Mlaaes
Dorotny Lanffford, F..umr Cook,
liresie Thompson, Anna Horn.
Mldred Fero, Kuacila K.eln,
i Miv etrinhaugh, Dora Baum,
Katherlne Baxter, Kachel Uaum,
. . uiuiphv, Gertrude Keumond,
Fannie .elgman, Dorothy Pierce,
Masters MaWm-
Juiiua itnaencrans, Hyman Greenberg,
Roliert Ialtl, laadore Zeigman,
Patrick Murphy, C harles C uinmliiKS,
Arthur Ixllt. l.lmd I'mumlriK. '
Jak Raue, 0len i'l u miner.
i, njaiii.ii rnueizKy.t aivln fierce,
Hli'hard WalKlln. Ham Horn.
John Nallon,
On the Calendar.
The Et-A-Vlrp dancing club will give
Its first dancing party of the sea-son,
Frlrlny evening, at the Rome hotel.
The Twinkle club will hold Its second
danc ng party at the Hotel Rome ball
room Tuesday evening.
Entertains for Guests.
Mrs. O. H. Glbbs entertained at her
home In honor of her sister, Mrs. C. B.
Meadows of North Platte, Neb., formerly
Mlas Bertha Wennlnghoff of this City,
and Miss Marie Foley of Philadelphia,
Pa. The table waa beautifully decorated
In pink and green. Those present were:
Mlaaes Mlnees
Grace Iteed, Clinr.otte Rhump,
Odesea MeaJows, Marie Foley
Alma Vogt. of Ph.ludelphta.
ti- rl'tta Hirschmann,
Mesdames II. Jenaen,
Mtauuiiiee C. li. Meadows
C. h, Miifiulro, of North P.atte,
J. L. Welch, O.. H. Glbba.
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Marks an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Elisabeth Mir am, and Mr. Blmon
Neveleff, the wedding to be celebrated
Tuesday, October 19. at the home of the
bride' parents.
Changes in Residence.
Miss Mora Marple and daughter, Joseph
ine, have taken an apartment at the
Royal.
Mr. Benjamin A. Peebles of Ban Jose,
Cel., has come to Omaha to make his
future home with his aunt, Mra. Lulu
N orris Jerome.
Mra George Peterson has given up her
npartment at the Knickerbocker for elx
months to Captain and Mrs. Thompklna.
after theater
every evening,
except Sunday,
10:30 until
m.dnight.
MAIN DIN.NQ3C0M
Tables May Do
Reserved
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1508-10 Howard Street
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Tbe Alia Shop announces Its removal to the Sanndera-Ken-nedr
Building, In tha fashlonabla Fontenelle shopping district.
We are dally receiving new shipments of Oriental and Domestic
novelties. Gobelin Tapestries and Japanese Cigaret novelties.
OXE OF THE BRIDSS OF AK-SAR-BEN
WEEK
jfiBrnv mm "S" 'V,
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a Jk-L , , . w''-'-..iseJ
'Edward
C, Goerie
who have arrived from Dcs Moines, the
former on duty as quartermaster here,
succeeding Captain Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Barkalow, who
left Omaha for Denver some years ago,
will return here with their tw.o daugh
ters to live. Mr. Barkalow Is a brother
of the late S. D. Barka'.ow and cornea
here to continue the Barkalow Brothers
tuslrwss with his nephew, Mr. Denise
Barkalow. Mrs. Barkalow was Mls Le
ola Carter of this city and both she and
her husband will be welcomed by many
old friends. They have one daughter now
In aoclety and another at school In Vir
ginia Senator and Mra. Q. M. Iitchcock have
jsza
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Soil Your Gown
at the Ball? I
Well, don't worry, just
send it to the Pantorium
and we'll make it nice as
new.
We Dry Clean and Press
the most elaborate and
delicate gown without in
juring it in any manner.
Half the fine dresses
cleaned in Omaha are done
in our Plant Why? Be
cause we do them Better.
Phono' Douglas 963 and
let us call lor yours.
The Pan'orium
'Good Clonjiera nnd D- crs'
1513-17 Jones St.
I'hone Doug. 003;
rirnnch Office 2010 Famani St.
South Side 028 North 21th St.
N. D. Wa pay Parcel Host
one ay on all out-of-town
orders. Write for Price List.
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The Kamera Shop
07 Sraade a TTieatar Bide.
Films Developed Free!
When accomra" by order foi
prints.
Prints 3 to 5c rost "ardi 5c
All orders left before R P. M.,
ready (or de'.lvery the next day at
noon.
A complete lln of 11 Anio.)
Cameras arxl 6npp'les.
"W are B f far.nt from the Best,
Ana Beuer taaa the Best."
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84 lloor rattersoa Bllu.
17th aad larnaou uooslas 7851
O n ai a, Ben.
207 South 18th Street
Omaha, Neb.
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given up their arertmenf at Hylanl
Court and at at the Fontenelle.
Mm. D. H. WI.eeler la aga n at the
Colonial after to month spent with
Mr. and Mrs. William lu Martin.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. E. W. Dixon returned Wednesday
from New York.
Mrs. K. c. Barton returned Thursday
fr m New York.
Mr. K. H. Srrgue left Tuea-lay for New
Y r , hi, i b 1. 1 ti rp.
Mr. Stockton Heth returned today from !
Pouth Dako.a. where he went on buine.M. j
Mis. 1,cr O'Coi.nor .id mill i.aarhte.
are exnocti d to ret rn this m mlnp. hav-
Inr bcei assent s'n e June.
Mrs. C. 8. R.ilnhoit, arcompanled by i
hr aunt. Mrs. T. J. Hatfield of York,
Neb., has gone to Bedford, Ind., for a
n.onth. j
Mis HMen Ingweisen, one of the rpe
cial maids to the queen of Ak-fiar-Bivi
leavrs tomorrow for Chicago to spend n
rrr.th.
Mr. C. M. Wllhelm returned Thursday
from Chi ago. where he and Mrs. rt'll
h( lm spent a few O.ays witli the.r a n
and his wife. Mr. and Mra. Frank Wll
hclin. Mrs. 'A ilhelm will not be homo
for several days yet,
Mr. nnd Mia. .v. O. Beeeon have rc
turned from Lafayttte, In-?., where the
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dial . . $19.50
19 jewel adjusted,
Combs' special watch,
plain polished 20-year
ease, plain Cn
white dial. . . 01 1 JU
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Miss Ka'hari.19 In Gratia
Former private Instructor' at
Castle Houss, New York City
and graduate and nont-graduate stu
dent of
The Russian Ballet Method
announces the opening of
Dancing Classes
at Dundee Hall. Tuesday afternoon,
October 12th, and at Turpln s Hal'
l-'rl ny iifternoon. October 15th and
Saturday mornlnv, October 16th. ,
For terms and hours, art- 821
Farnnm St., or telephone Harney J7.
BUY YOUIl
XM AS PHOTOS
now on the easy payment plan.
Ask about the special inducements.
Proctor's Ground Floor Studio
816 So. 16th St.
Tel. D. 7408.
6? EMBLEN
Corner 16th and Faraam
must see them to appreciate them.
Phone Douelaa 2870.
Pleating Company
Doug. 1936.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Phone Douir. 12! i
Fontenelle Hotc.
ISM Douglas St.
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8tb and Taraa.n.
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