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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1915)
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 17, 1915. 8 A ECHOES HEARD AT I ? FALL OF THE GAYEL . I Officer! of Dnrid Camp of Wood- " men of World Will Put on Initia t'on for Alpha Camp. Madame Gadski Tells Omaha Singer No Short Cut to Eminence in Music T STAGS TO HOLD INITIATION i On Turnlur avenlnir. October 1, the efflcerg and team of Pruld cmp No. t will put on the Initiation ceremony 1 for candidates of Alpha camp No. 1 at J narlfrht'i hall. Nineteenth and Farnam 1Vree!a. An invitation hu been ' tended to the mmilfi of German-American camp No. 1H and member of Sehll- . ' ler eamp to attend. Oovernor D. H. i Mercer will deliver an addreaa on "Trar la In Janan." ThWi 1 tha flnrt of a To be rebuked bjr a celebrity la evi dently a distinction, aa In the caae of the youngnter deacrlbed In "Tom Saw yer" the one who boaat'd of hla acquaintance with the boy hero by Bay ing: "He licked me once." Only thla week an Omaha alnirer. It develops, haa won thla aort of dlmlnotlnn and doeon't mind If the clrcumatance la riven out to the public, providing that her name la not printed. She la a church-choir soloist who ties been trying to evolve a get-rlch-qulck Idea. She haa teen writing to eminent prima donnaa f'T advice, aa to how Vocal honora are to ba rapidly won. Aa yet aha haa received by one reply to her let ter, and that one waa from the famous dramatic aoprano, Mme, Oadakl, who haa been re-engajred fr alnic the great . " . . v. V.M .!- """ " series or joint nlu,. , . -"- Wagnerian rolea wlrh the Metropolitan m-imer nr ini iudtv nnmvti .n.. Opera company, and who will be heard her In concert Monday night at the Auditorium. "It la wrong." ahe took the trouble o write, "for you to be In a hurry. In thla J the order lri the city to attend theae meetlnca. ' Nebraaka Upa No. IBS will hold Ita . a at l..ltUilAM t WAim ; inaua, mrewn ,r "-"" " country I find lovely voice, everywhere, ! " . , , in-Mh u Americana alwaya have the de- ; at New Bohemia hall Teenth a"d A J' .. T F with a rood voice aa your, may b - AJll... a v ,u will Initiate m'nt of "u,,r " training de a large claa. of candidate, on Tueaday vel"P mi u.ually ah la ::!:! k.n --t-.!""''""" to aacrlflc the time and the teVnVh andca. .tre.' Sp.U prep- Wri With a yea, or t,.v. been made for entertaining two of study, ah fane lea heraelf a Hem- ! i f ..mn. .nd a large br,cn " Cmlvt; but ""eh a girt la 1 . , .. . doomed to mediocrity. Work, my dear c.-u.n xi- am .in meet nn I oung lady, work, work! There are no T-Thuradar evening. October 19. at 440S to high artlatlc achievement1 nIIh TvtrtMnth itrnt. the Oerman rj.om. A apeclal committee, with Fred oounacl that ahe la eager to -Klenks aa chairman, ha. charts of the hfv othr "-e with her the advice .nt.H.lnnn feature, which ha. or "ona ccieDrlty. - flway made this camp ao popular. All Mm 0-H r the way. began her 1 Woodmen are Invitad to be present tulr t the age of 7, and .he waa rw.h. TMn. mi haa taken on a 14 wfen ahe flrat aang In concert. At ew leaae of life alnco Ira Carter waa the age of li ahe received her flrat con- :ta.leoiad clerk and A. It Randolph P- an mra ainaer ana Denim minted Henut for thU camp. Special member of the K roll Koyal opera, llerlln. ' feature, are now being arranged for by It wan not aheer vocal endowment which i r.r nallev that will atart thla camp on won her that placa. but hard work and ' " ... - . I - t.AU. m.m. -J-M1 I I I k tn malar micceaa In Ull lUtUra. I men waucmiu imiililia, in auui- " Fraaer camp No, ahowa a proerea- tlon to her native gift, aa a alnger. .i.-. .r,iH Tta tnereaaa durlna- Auguat Jaaaama uaoakia program i. ". - ... 1 1. r. ..- mnil ln1lna.taa that I ' PART I . 1W " ,. a m-...u.lWldmung Sohneeloeckrhen( - the csanap la officered By wiae-awaae , . ,,-, n. t 7 to return today to the ranch iiccom. a nled by Mr. Robert Patrick, who will apend a month or alx week, with them. While here Mr. and Mra. Patrick atopped with Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Barker. Perioml Mention. Mr. O. I. Gilbert and daughter, Mlaa France. V. Gilbert, have moved to apart ment U. the Helen. Mra. George Pateraon, alnce giving tip her apartment for the winter, la .topping with her aon, Kenneth, and hi. wife. Mr.. Jame. Makota, who haa been alalt Ing her .later, Mr. 3. P. Paaalck, ha. returned to her home In Tankton, ft. D. Ed F. Morearty, the attorney, haa been confined to hla home for the past two week, with a aevere attack of rheuma tism. Mr. and Mra. Harvey Jackaon have re turned after .pending the aummer In Wlaconaln, and have taken a houae at Forty-flrat and Ca. atreete. Mia. Nan Halperln and Hater, of the Orpheum program the peat week, were dinner gueate of Mr. and Mra. C. F. Biln- gerland. 1541 Willi, avenue, on Thureday and Saturday. Rev. Thoma. K. Hunter of Palmyra pent Tueaday and Tuesday night aa a gueat of Mr. and Mra. C. R. Maxwell and Mr. and Mra. D. U Johnaon. Mr. Norhan Pow, on 0f Mr. and Mra. J. M. Dow. wa. married laat week to Mlaa Wllhelmlna Miller at the home of the bride", parent. In Sioux City. Mra. O. W. Glbaon, who haa been the guest of Mra. Jamee tudlow for several week, left Wednesday for New York, where ahe will visit before returning to her home In Palla.. Tex. Mrs. J. A. Oormally of Toronto, Can ada; Mr John McMahon of Elmlre, N. T., and Mra. Charles Thompeon of Scran- ton. Pa., spent a few days with Mrs. J. J. O'Connor during the laat week while on their way to California Mr.. Tyler O'Connor returned Sunday from a aummer at Deer Park, 111., on the estate of a friend. Mi a. O'Connor la in her apartment at Hyland Court again for the winter. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C R, Tyler, are at the Colonial. GAS COMPANY ROYALTY . TO THECIJY IS LARGER The Omaha Gaa company haa reported to the city clerk $21.331.67 groas earn ings for July, Auguat and September. The company will pay the city three per cent royalty, which amounta to 16,491.78 for the quarter. Thl. cover. Greater Omaha. For the corresponding period of laat year the royalty for Omaha proper wa. K.78S.N. Omaha Will Enter Formal Protest On Missouri Question Five representative, of the Commer cial club are to go to Kansas City Tues day to make a formal protest against Colonel Deakyne's report on the Inadvls abltity of spending federal appropria tlona at this time on Missouri river Im rrovemcnta. The hearing for those pro testing Is set for Kansas City on that date. The whole Missouri river Improve ment project la involved, and the Kansas City and Omaha business men are co operating In the proteat. Those dele gated to go from Omaha are John I Kennedy, E. J. McVann, J. W. Gamble, J. 8. White and Robert II. Manley. laCZftZ I Id mlt - aoveralffna. Thl. camp will soon take 2 rank with the best camp In the city. German-America. No. 104 will gWa a dance on Saturday evening, October S3. at South Bide Turner Hall, Eighteenth nd Vinton .treeta. Henry Jensen Is chairman of the committee and a good -. time la promised all who attend. Z"- Wsataisa Circle. Welcome g rova No. W will antartaln Its members on Monday evening, October 111. at Druid hall, Twenty-fourth street and Ame avenue, by giving a dance, to " which all member, of the grove and P.-uld camp are Invited to attend. It will be I the first of a aerlea of entertainment, to " be given by the active and progressive organisation. "I , Alpha grove No. S will meet on Weflnea- da? evening. October SO, to Initiate a ll . large class of candidates. . W. A. Fraaer grova No. 1 I. arranging to hnid Its annual baiar some time dur- I; Ing the month of November. All member. who are Intereated In furnishing needle- work and other useful artiolea for the " sale will report at one to tha chairman t : of the committee, 'l . Madera WeedaaeR. ' Complimentary to It. members, their ''families and frienda, B. at M. camp No. ... MS will give an elaborate entertainment at the Dougla. auditorium Monday evening, . October 18. Practically alt the number, on the program will be by professional l talent, and thl. will be followed by dan- clng. Refreshments will be served. Thl. " camp l. in a very prosperous condition " and Its membership roll I. growing rapidly, being now almost 1.0)0. It maln tain. It. own club and lodge room. In The Bee building. The club room, are : I. open at all times, while regular meeting. H of the. camp are held every Tuesday eve- ninai . Omaha Camp No. ISO, Modern Wood ' wen of America, haa about completed arrangementa for the celebration of It. tUrtloth anniversary next Wednesday ; vcnl!g. The program will be very Inter- : eating and a large number of member. '2 have expieated their desire to be prea- ent At the laat meeting of the camp the ' n new ritual waa used for the first time 1 in conferring the degree, on several can ' i-i Old ate.. It la quite an Improvement over I", the old ones, : - Order of atae-a i m In every part of Omaha I. heard the SUgs' greeting, "Hello, Stag.' v Omaha drove No. 136 will be Instituted i' " at the Swedish auditorium, ltU Chicago street, at S o'clock toda : M Mr. H. R. Caulfleld and hla force of ' m 6ePutiea &re kept busy answering calls i to Interview the hundreds of elUsens who dealre full Information regarding the i aodcty. It. plana, purpose, and prln olplea. Every malt tiring, letter, and 2 poatala of Inquiry. - The clttsen. of Omaha are responding heartily to the society and at thla time more than 9M person, have made applica- tlon for membership. Tha wonderful meaaage of brotherhood " is abroad In our land today. More men are living It and talking It than at any n past period of exlatence. Thla Staa: brotherhood I. the vole of projfresa, harmony and good will toward all mankind. It. message come, from the heart, of thouaand. of member. - throughout the various eta tea, and la an intensified whiaper heard In tha busy ' marts and crowded thoroughfares. The mecaage of brotherhood, as taught and ! exemplified by the Stag, is one of good - rheer. It saya light up; don't frown. A pleasant smile, a kind word and cood deed will bring love, laughter and ' the kingdom of heaven on earth. The Stags don't claim personal super--; lority over other associations. It wishes them God-speed, good will and friend !' Bhlu. It holds that the world la large " and needs more of the spirit of true , brotherhood, hence no one society can ' reaU all of the aching, waiting hearts, lousing for true friendship and proteo- , tion midst the sorrows and adversities on the Journey of life through that myater . ious e whose shore, the foot of one ., ho coin, ha never pressed. Wenn Ich Frujh dnn Garten Gh... ....Schumann TTmc.iSoTiaima QaJshi Din Rtadtnie Forelle Schubert Fldlnimkalt lMr Schmled Brahma ll.nn R..ln Moment Mualcale. .Schubert Nocturne Ulaat Prof. Paul Elsler. PART IL ITeW Allen Wlpfeln Ilst Marching Song Requiem Paul Elsler Teufelalled Welsse Welken. .Eugen Halle Mornlns; Hymn Henschel Piano Solo Finale In TrlManvand Isolde Waffner-L4aat Irof. Paul Rlsler. PART III. Arlt Elsa's Traum, from Ix)hangrln Scene from Act 1. Trlatan and Icnlde-Wle Lachend Sle Mir tseder Hlngen Wagner Prof. Paul Elaler at the piano. las county lodges oh Tuesday, October 19, at the Swedish auditorium. Hon. Harry B. Fleharty will be the speaker of the evening. You are Invited to come and bring a friend with you. The Workmen central committee haa arranged a night at the Sunday taber nacle on Thursday, October SI. We have reserved 1.000 scats for that night. It will bo Ancient Order of United Workmen and Degree of Honor night. You are requested to get badgea of A. F.. Clark, 330 Rrandois Theater building, or at the Workmen temple on Thursday at T o'clock. Come and bring your families. Card Party. The ladle.' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will entertain at a card party at the Workmen temple. Four teenth and Dodge streets, on Wednesday afternoon, October 1&. Prise, will be awarded. Mystic Worker, of the World will hold a dance and card party at Myrtle hall this) Thursday evening. 1 SKNIOIl8 PEERLESS JVNIOn Insect Bites and Iafeotlosi Dsageress, Apply Sloan's Liniment to any hits, sting or bruise. It kills the poison and heals the wound. Only 250. All druggtata. Advertisement Women of Helping Hand Tell How They Earn Their Dollar Member, of the Helping Hand society of Kountse Memorial church gave It. an nual "dollar" party at the home of Mrs. Allen Koch, Friday afternoon. Each woman brought a dollar aha had earned heraelf, and, In a pleasing little rhyme, told how she had done It Mr. F. W. Carmlchael had earned her dollar by using her fine big touring car as a Jitney. Mra Joseph Redmond made plcaltllt and catsup and sold It to a boarding bouse keeper. Mrs. Koch took care of a neighbor's baby for two afternoons at SS ucnta each afternoon and then crocheted a bag to make up the additional (0 cents. Mra Charlea Fries crocheted a bag. Mrs. Mary Hart baked some bread and Mrs. Day Ledwloh baked cake to raise their doliara. Borne of the women sewed and other. did fancy work, and In all lJ waa the sum raised. Personal Notes and Come and Go Gossip Mrs. Frank Walter, returned Tuesday from Chicago, Mrs. George Gillespie has returned from Mapleton, la. Mr. and Mra II. E. Patterson have gone to California. Mra. Victor Caldwell went to Denver Sunday to spend a week. Mrs. Arthur Remington left Friday to visit friends In Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Glenn Wharton arrived homo Wednesday from Cleveland and the east. Mr. C. H. Gulou loft Saturday for Cali fornia, where he haa a home at Holly wood. Mrs. . Nathan Merriam returned last week from California, whet she spent a month. Mr. and Mra T. J. O'Brien left last Saturday for their ranch to spend two or three weeks. Mrs. U Detwelller of Peoria, 111., Is expected this week to vtalt her .later, Mr. B. J. Jobst Mia Elisabeth Fleming;, who was Mlas Mary Burk ley's gueat for two weeks, re turned Thursday to Burlington, Ia. Mtss Gladys Elliott who was Miss I Louise White's guest for the Ak-8ar-Ben ball, haa returned to Kansas City. Mr, W. S. Wright Is In Atlantic City. He stopped In Cleveland, O., to visit with his daughter. Miss Dorothy Wright Mr.. John M, Daugherty wa. In Ores ley, Nob., for a few day. vlsltlni her son John and hi. wife. Mr. and Mr.. R. D. Miller left last week for a trip of several weeks. They will visit Port Huron, Detroit and Mlnneapo- '! Mra. Joseph Byrne Is expected home today or tomorrow from Washington, where she has been visiting for several weeks. Mr. ' and Mrs. Charles T. Stewart of Council Bluff have returned from a vtalt with their daughter, Mra. Donald McFerron, at Hoppeaton, 111. Mra. Jame. O. Chadwlck spent laat week in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Reed, formerly of Omaha, who have recently returned from Europe. Mia. Catherine McCormtck left Monday for New York. Mr.. W. A. C. Johnaon, who expected to accompany Mlaa MoCor mlck, ha. postponed her trip until later. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Patrick, who came down from the ranch for th? funeral of Mrs. J. N. H. 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