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Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -;- C76 Doings
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Strong that's the size of
the army that passes every
year through the factory at
Niagara Falls in which
Shredded Wheat is made
an army that inspects every
detail In the manufacture of
the cleanest, purest and best
of all cereal, foods. These
crisp, brown, delicious little j
loaves of baked whole wheat
have everything in them the i
human body needs. Try I
them for breakfast with hot
milk or cream. Made at
Niagara Falls, N.Y.
For Women Specially
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tures relating to house
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SOCIETY NIGHT AT
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Dealers Believe in Preparedness for
the Big Event of the Week at
the Exposition.
FLOWERS TO ADORN BOOTHS
It Ik beginning to be ssked whether
Ihf gowns and their wearers will le the
real ihow thin evening at the Au
ditorium when the Automobile show will
be transformed Into "society nlsht "
The machlnra will Mam! about a" emnll
hsnce a the horses on the tan:ar:
atcelnst the array In the boxes at a horse
show.
The dralcrs are In a (treat state of pre.
parcdnesa. fitting up their exhibits with
floral decorations and all manner of at
tractive adornment to compete with
spectators In putting forth an attractive
show.
The receiving- committee on Thursday
evening will be:
Messrs.
Mi'hiirn.
J. T. Htewart, 2d;
Wlllnrd Hutler,
Will llurnn,
Lawrence Drinker,
AllHn Tukcy,
j Wrong Man Thanked
I for Bunch of Flowers
Tlmnking tint wrong man for a hunch
of flowera aent her waa the predicament
In which a popular Omaha matron found
herself the other day. The matron In
question had been pitting out a certain
Innce with certain man with such
regularity that other memera of a danc
ing rlub, which meets every week, had
taken notice.
Along with a number of men and
M. (I. Cnlpetxcr,
'. A. Potter.
Rlert Hums,
Robert Conr.rll.
T. H. Kennedy,
.Intm Ma'lilen,
Sntnucl Hut lift.
women, the matron celebrates her birth
day In February, too. and the other
day received a handsome bouquet of
flowera, the attached card bearing no
name, only Ihe number of the dance ahe
isd been flitting out with the aforesaid
man Mor first thought of course wa
Ihnt her tete-a-tete partner of the dance
was the donor, and an at the next
1nn ing party she nlmwered profuse
thankft upon the -iaiapertlng man In
the case, who waft pl.iced In the cmhar
assing poftitlnn of having to deny Jnat
as emphat It-ally Jhat he had not been
e donor of the bouquet.
The matron hss learned that another
member of the club and a Joker aent
he flowera.
Sunday Schools in
Convention Elect
' Officers for Year
The I nuula County Hiindny School
aaao lotion convention Tuesday elected
J. I.. Puff of 8nut .1 Omaha as president,
YA lllard Chambers of Omaha vice presi
dent, and Miss Emma I.unda'ilst, e re
in ry-tre.i"urer. The following were made
tivlslon superintendents: Mra. C. If.
Illnkhonso, elementary; Tt. S. Fowler,
secondary; K. H. Cook, adult. Repaitment
superintendent were elected as follow.
Mm. t L. Shook, home; Ocorge T. Llnd
ley, visitation; W. II. Horcherdlng, tem
per.! n-e; Mm. J. n. Mutter, missionary;
tho irev. J. A. Maxwell, pastor.
Margaret Kllen Hrnwn of Lincoln, atate
superintendent talked during the con
vention dnd forty children gave demon
atratlon of Junior department work. Mra.
Ralph II, Houaemar. led them.
The convention op lied Monday even
ing. Soma 240 havo attended alnre the
opening.
Hev. W. P. Pflfer of Denver. Mrs. J.
P. Boeye of Lincoln, and I. R. Lines,
addressed the convention.
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Sale of Slightly Soiled Blouses
All new models for spring and summer that have become nlij?htly soiled from handling at
our tables. The quickest and most satisfactory way for us is to cut off one-third to two
thirds of the original prices and let you do the cleaning. They are all in perfect condition
and you will bo greatly pleased with your bargain.
Dainty crepe dc chine, lace, tub silk
and lingerie blouses, values to $3.00;
on sale at
81.4
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Extra Quality Crepe dc Chine and
Dressy Georgette Crepe Blouses. Val
ues to $8.98. On sale at
$5.00
One of Our Famous Sales of Silk Hose
Thursday In Our Great Enlarged Basement
-Good silks and good dyes are so hard to feet that a aale like this, with much leu than usual prices, Is a de
rided attraction. These are seconds of high quality hose an unusually lucky purchase and the beat of it la
that they come from a mighty particular maker and but for Blight Imperfections, not marring their wearing
qualities, would aell for double the price. '
Also a Sale of 1 . - w , ,,.. .... ... A.
JQJ uiuni o ; urc iiiri-nu cu nuBirry, biik 10
the knee, in black and white, with fancy em
broidered clocks and dots; some plain black and OC
whites. Seconds of 7&c quality; special, pair OiJC
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HANDKERCHIEFS
A Big Assortment of Women's
Plain and Fancy Embroidered Cor
ner Handkerchiefs. In white and
colors; Initials In colors and colored
rolled hems with Initials. Men's
Handkerchiefs, plain white and col
ored Initials and Blue and Red
Bandana. Special Thursday, each,
s.
5c
a. O Women's Tare Thread Silk Boot Hosiery,
in all shades. Seconds of f0 qual- C
: .GOC
ity, pair.
New Spring Shoes Thoroughbreds
Gaiters are slated for much popularity this spring, and here
Pump especially made for this purpose. Wo also show a new
beautiful shoe for early spring wear.
V
Women's Patent Leather Strap
less Tumps for (Jaiter Wear, high
French heels, hand turned soles. A
pair of white high o-button wait
ers. Thursday, com
plete
$3.95
Two-Tone Gray Lace Shoes,
dark gray vamps and light
pearl-gray tops one of the
new spring styles. flfi
All sizes vO.UU
Heiress Opens Millinery Shop;
Will Teach Psychology of Hats
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ROTARIANS TO GIVE
BIG DINNER-DANCE
Birthday of Rotary Was Celebrated
Last Night by Members at the
FonteneHe.
DIRECTORS IN RECEIVING LINE
Br MKI.MKIt IA I hraarr 2.1.
The blBRPat affair today la the birth
day c-plpbratlon for notary, nine years
old. Over 2nn aurats will present at
the dlnnpr.rl.nr. i . . . .
j - v " rne umi room
;or the FonteneHe. This la the eciid
icelrbratlon In Omaha to be commemor
ated by a dlnner-danoe. The popularity
of the flr.t one laat yar waa ao marked
(that the club aeema now decided upon
pian in luture.
A notary' celebration la now aomethlng
of an International affair, conalderlng;
that there are am cluba In the t nited
Statea, the Dominion ot Canada and
Great Hrltaln. and the birthday of Ro
tary the event of the club year.
The Omaha club expecta the officers of
the Council Bluffa Rotary.
The receiving; committee this evening
will be compoed of the directors and
their wives. Among th out-of-town
Kiieata will be Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
V -odward of Council Bluffs.
Reeelvlnir for the club will oe:
Jr. ard Ml, a. K. C. Henry.
.Messrs. and Mesdamea
.",. Morhcad. H. A. Johnson.
nnj.il, I. M Inff.n
Mra. John Alexander Rog-ers, formerly
Miss Mildred Bond, daughter of Mra.
Charles II. Bond, and Miss Nellie Or
mond have Just opened a society hat and
blouae shop for women in Boston.
Miaa Ormond and Mra. Rogers both
studied art as a preliminary to their
bualnesa venture, Mrs. Rogers having
been a pupil at the Julian Art academy
In Paris.
They announce that they will:
Urge customers to avoid garish colors
and unharmonlous effeots.
Fine Curtain Materials
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Worth 25c to 60c, 15c
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Grow With Growing Omana
We Have
and
We Will
All due to satisfied customers
who
Demand and
Receive the
Best Always
As Omaha has grown we have
found it necessary to extend
our service until today our
autos pass your door, no mat
ter In what part of the city you
live, at least once each day.
If you want satisfactory
Cleaning and Dyeing, see that
your Cleaner has knowledge
and experience.
We've been studying the
business for over eighteen
years and learning right along.
Give us a trial.
The Pantorium
'Good Cleaners and Dyera."
1313-15-17 Jones Ht.
lbune lujj-. 0(13.
Ilranrh Off he, 2O10 Fnnintn St.
South filde, 4 OH S. 24th ht.
N. R. Consult tis about CI anlng
your rugs and home ftirnlahtngs.
Tom S. Kellv.
W. H. Clarke.
Harry 8. Weller.
Le Mars Club Dance.
The L Mara club enterUlned at an In
formal dancing party at Turpln s acad
emy Monday, February 21. - Those pres
ent were:
Misses Misses
A. Johnston, Isabelle McDonald
Kathro Lusk. Oladya Van Bant.
Charlotte Tompkins, Jean Taylor
Florence Nash, Oertrude Rvlen.
rJ,?.Klu' J'n Wallace.
ii ' . Mur Miller.
nteorHSKa my,
Ann Vedegren,
nexion.
Marie Xygaard,
Margaret Gross.
Opal Crumbllss,
Irene Downey,
Rose Whalen,
Jackquetta Heisler,
Anette Bradshaw,
Ruth Oentlenian.
Dora M. Schroeder,
Please patrons, but be sure hats pur-
r V. r ..,.1 .nt, lM 1 am' a .It-la nf k.llltw
Educate cuatomcrs who have wrtmj ElluhMh Ivrlilit
Ideas aDout, colors ana styles in millinery.
Ten per cent of all the hat shop earns
will be given to three charities of which
Mrs. Rogers Is a patroness and director.
From having taken part in numerous
society affairs during recent years both
before and since her marriage Mrs. Rog
ers now presides dally In the millinery
shop, on th door of which Is lettered:
'Mary Oreenway. Hats and Blouses for
Gentlewomen." Miss Ormond assists.
At the opening, which was for friends
only, tea was served, while the supply of
hats was shown.
Later the hat shop was thrown open
to the public and the new hat psychology
as promulgated by Mrs. Rogers and Miss
Ormond. applied.
In explaining Mrs. Rogers said:
"Don't mistake us. We have the most
serious Intentioiu. Miss Ormond and I
have studied art. We have artistic ideas
about hats and also Ideas about the sort
of persons that should wear certain sorts
of hats. We wish to carry out our Ideas
so w have started a shop.
"The best hats come from Paris because
they have developed individuality most
there.
"We disprove of garlshness; we shall
educate those patrons who need educat
ing. Every hat must be effective and In
keeping with the style of beauty of the
wearer.
"Ideals come first and froflts second,"
declares Mrs. Rogers.
Bernlce Whitney.
Isabel Smalley.
Kleanor Gallagher,
Kelly.
Bessie l'hetan,
Nora Palling,
Opal Lelbee,
Margaret Morrison,
Hasel Carmello,
Mltrgret Casey,
Helen Sinclair,
Grace Jonea.
Marie Watts.
Marie Morlldge,
Fthel Watt.
Eileen Edwards,
Ksther Connolly,
Gladys Jonea,
Grace Tucker,
Mandy Peterson,
Bessie Pygert,
Agnes McCreary,
Elate Trostruin.
Mrs. MiAble Balrd of Ilncoln
F. Dennisson,
era Merry.
Oertrude Anthes.
Hophla Nelsen,
Bertha Lund.
Ardes Carter,
F.thel Foyle,
K Eby.
Helen Hutchinson,
Esther Hylcn,
Mary Morrison,
Marie O'Brien.
Helen O'Brien,
Jane Manley,
Catherine Range.
Ruth Grant.
Hazel Pu-due.
May Reynolds,
Nona Martin,
Gladys Nuse.
Maria Hencl,
Helen Burke,
Marie I.arsen,
Helen MVill.
Pauline Mayer,
Mary DeVol,
Rose Mullck,
Svlvla Hover,
Catherine Carew,
Oladys Fowler.
Helen Morris.
Merita Mathrlhe,
Helen McCaffrey,
Helen Belsel,
Fdlth Murray.
Fern Poole.
Jennie Wilson,
CITY PLANNING TO BUY
FOUR MORE AUTOMOBILES
The city will buy four more roadster
automobiles. Two . will be used by the
building Inspection department, one by
the slaughter house Inspector and the
fourth by the superintendent of garbage
collections.
Yes, Swisses Will
Grow Your Hair
liAKUK Till Ah BOTTLE KIIKK
At (Sherman McConnell's 4 Htore.
Messrs.
Al Maher,
C. J. Martino,
Tom B. Roberts,
R. Hamann,
R. C. Parks.
Oscar Rohlff.
W. J. Kowskl.
Jack Suchart,
80I Greet.
Ben English,
Ted Palm.
E. Johnson,
E. R. Pwanson,
Al Huth.
Clvda Shropshire,
Bob Patten,
Howard C. Gibson.
M. K. Moore,
L. K. Braun,
George Carter,
A. W. Jarvis.
V. J. Ragan,
J. O. Welke.
Charlea Lovejoy,
F. B. Helntie,
J. C. Nelsen.
M. C. Weber.
8. Sullivan,
P. G. Weissenhorn.
U W. Hoffman.
Joe Hurons,
Dick Hatch.
George Cleveland,
Jesse Crowe.
Harry Oummlnga,
C. Nelson.
K. W. Marr.
Trd Israel.
W. A. Nelson.
Walter Oehrle.
Bill H. Jones.
B. J. McCarthy,
F. J. Collins,
F. C. Balrd.
Mlessrs.
Kmar Berg.
W. v. Van Rensselaei
Pat Cai low,
C. lUng.
R. Yocum.
Henry Carlson,
C. W. Britt,
8. M. Palling,
B. W. Elgin.
W. B. Btallard.
Harvey Moore,
Pete Watson,
George Hemple,
T. J. Mester,
J. T. Horlick.
Bob Basder,
C. W. Kinsley,
Hy Rolback.
Henry Blunbeck,
Harry Wood,
, Walter Johnson,
Ray Havward,
George March,
Harry Thompson,
Hayden Ahmanson,
'Martin Holbrook,
cy Flannlgan,
John Morris,
J. Ia. Nygaard.
Frank Dlneen,
K. A. Zlpfel.
Karl Aaelln,
Bill Bohan.
C. C. Beisel.
A. J. Jackaon,
John Stewart,
Harry Collins.
A. R. Mahoney,
Jay Collins.
Adrian Lund.
Bob Heath.
Jack McCarthy. '
Vine Schmlttroth.
Charles F. Raley,
Dandruff Soon
Ruins The Hair
Hundreds of yards of Fine Ktamines,
Scrims, Voiles, Marquisettes and other Cur
tain Materials, plain and fancy, with and
without borders. Values from 2Te to (0e.
Choice of the entire lot,
yard JLOCL
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Chocolate Day
i Thursday Pompeian Room
Free Exhibition
MaMVMHaM.liiH.iiiM S-------SJMJBBIMBWMMMMM
Working Model of Dardanelles
The eyes of the world were recently turned to this
section of the map. .You can see here vividly por
trayed the forts In operation, the battleships, wireless
telegraphy -you can see the Black Kea. the Mediter
ranean Sea, the Sea of Marmora, all In real water.
You can see the 14 miles ot land that has resisted
the attacks of 200,000 men and warships for over a
year.- Lectures hourly from 10:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m.
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Girls If you want plenty of thick,
beautiful, gloasy, silky hi r, do by srll
means get rid of dandruff, fur It will
slarve your hair and ruin It If you don't
H doesn't do much good to try to brush
or wash It out. The onlv sure way to
get rid of dandruff la to dissolve tt. then
you destroy It entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces of ordinary lliuld
arvQii; amlv tt at lilntit when retiring:
use enough to moisten the scalp and rub
It in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, moat If not all, of your
dandruff wl'l be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
stun and trace, of It.
You will find, too, that all itihin and
UiKfcii.g of the scalp will sl ip, and your
hair will look and feel a hundred times
Iwtter. You can get llj it1 arvon at any
drug store It Is Inexpensive and four
ounces Is all you will ned. no matt-r
how much dandruff you have. This
simple remedy never falla. Advertise
ment.
Delicious ''Pompeian Bitter Sweets" fresh
from our Candy Kitchen, l'ure, rich flavor,
creamy chocolate Mith crushed
fruit and nut centers. Our grea
big attraction for Thursday,
other times e sell it for 40u
rure, ricn iiavor,
aA!b.2fl5C
On the Calendar . .
The Chancel guild of All Balnla- church
will entertain at a card party March J.
The Columbian club will give a Wash
ington birthday party at Lyceum hall
Thursday evening.
The Aleph Pro club will give a dancing
party at Chambcra" academy. Sunday
evening.
Onest May Stay Longer.
There la a whisper that Mrs. Mere
dith Is'loholson's friends may be able to
ASLEEP AT Til SWITCH I
Why Wear Yourself On rixlag Vp Old
witches, When Ton Oaa Have a Beau
tiful Head of Hair AU Tour Owat
' !"ii'u" rrmi v rtsitdruff. irovi new hair
aul rHinrN rolor ia srav os fiiMt hair.
Swiaiwo" mocm tldnm bl4 BpiAa. falling
lltir. M-aMr aalp. tore atalp. brtttl Mir or any
hair or aralp iroubla
"d mco" tm aiul tl alia hntttoa ara am aala
aad rHitnmaiul4 by laadlng drumlata -nd dp rl
maat him.
-Taks BOthing bat "Iwlssee."
KKKK IU1TT1.K lt)N
no4 for im 2V bottla Hwlaare only at 6hcr.
mttn a Ma onnall hrus Co. 'a i Htorva. Uan
nama and addraaa la pntparljr. tllltl la on
dotiM lln.i halow.
Thoaa ouulria fniah-i atll cat s fraa bo.tls
hv aitdlna ft In alamoa dtravt ta Hvlaa-O
llalr TrMtmrnl l.. f"! P. Kquara. ria.
rhiuatl. 0I1U1. 10 hals ravar eipanaa of rats
Inc. poatasa. etc.
Nama
etrrt
cir
ft. F. U
Male
(lit full aildra: wrlta Bi.lnlv.
Tills Offer Is Oood for 10 X7s Oaly.
4. -jm
rireproef. Barep
HOTEL LOYAL
lrth aad Capitol,
OMASA. . . MiaAIIl.
State Trade Specially Invited
Itooiim. $1.00 and 1.50
With ltath. 1.5) an,l Vp
Cafe the Very Best
Popular Prices
KTOP AT THK IX1YAI.
Induce her to chance her mind and tint
leave for her home In Indianapolis o
esrly as net tunlay. The calendar of
next week hangs upon tho decision. Mr.
Nicholson's sister, Mrs. J. T. Stewart.
Id. entertains a few friends at lunch
eon this afternoon at the Konlcnelle in
her htfhnr.
Shrinert Give Dance.
Tangier temple of the idystlc Fhrine
entertained at a Washington's birthday
dance at the beautiful Scottish Rite cath
edral. Several hundred guests attended
ind favora suggestive of the day were
istributrd. Refreshments were served
by memlers of the Scottish Rite Wo
man's club. The committee in charge of
the affair included:
Messrs Messrs
Chsrles Shook, Karl R. Styles,
.1 T I'ysart, w. P. Kowe.
Morton I.. Pegen,
I R. Van Cvl.
Rurt K. Wilcox,
Arthur O. Rover,
Alva M. Smith.
Saul Levy.
.tohn H. mtlne.
l'-nry C. Forster,
.'nlin Mellen.
Zoro I. Clnrk.
Frank C. I'stton.
Msrtha Washington Kensington.
Mrs. J. R. Adams was hostess this
afternoon at her home at the annual
kenslngton of the literary department of
the Woman's club. Forty guests were
aaa ) a. n . Tl, Ma.lvl.l. ...mmj,,.. -1
many of the members of the depart
ment were dressed In Martha Washing
ton costumes. Mrs. Roliert W. Adams
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Edward R.
Burke. Assisting the hostess were:
Mesdsmes Mesdamea
Kdward Syfert, C. J, Iird.
C. t,. Muppel. C. II. Mullln.
C. II. iSherwood. ,
Meedaimes
Charlea offwtt.
E. W. Plxon.
Joseph Rarker,
A. Ij. Reed.
Halleck Rose,
W. 11. Garratt,
Wedding Announcement.
Mr. Bernard McNulty and Miss Vir
ginia Rryan were married thla morning
at St. Peter's church. Rev. Father Mc
Carthy performing the ceremony. The
young people will live In Omaha at
Twenty-fourth street and Bt. Mhrys ave
nue. Miss Bryan was formerly employed at
Reaton's drug store, and la the second
young lady from that place to be mar
ried within a month.
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no me jjuncneon.
Miss Jessie Millard gave a luncheon at
her home this afternoon. The guests
were:
Mesdamea
Osgood Eastman.
O. C. Redlck,
Jean Marie Gate
lain. John L. Kennedy,
J. ri. Bummers, v
For Mrs. Learned.
Affairs for Mrs. James H. Learned ot
Boston, guest of her slater, Mrs. Wilson
Low, will continue until the beginning
of Lent. Mrs. Learned expects to visit
for a month In Omaha and her friends
are planning something to fill In the
time. Today's affair In honor of the
Boston guest was a small Informal home
luncheon, followed by two tables at
bridge. Mrs. Francis A. Brogaa was
the hostess.
Past Hospitalities.
Miss Marr Coll entertained her mat
inee dancing classes at a dansanta this
afternoon.
Miss Laura Goeti entertained at an In
formal musicals yesterday afternoon at
her home. Twelve guests were present.
Miss Marie Flannlgan entertained a
dancing at her horn Monday evening.
Those present were:
Mletes-
7. Fitsgerald.
Helen Foley.
Misses
O. McDermett.
Irene Hughes,
Marie 'Flannlgan,
Messrs
Raymond Hughes,
William Purcell,
Karl Gangner,
Messrs
Emll Bare,
Emmet Ca-h.nl.
Social Gossip.
Miss Mary Wilson of Nebraska City
was a visitor In Omaha Tuesday, the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. T. A. Doud.
Miss Helen Burling, the popular guest
of her sister, Mrs. Stephen Davies.
leaves Thursday morning for her home
in wm juuuivs.
Rajah Club Dance.
The Rajah club wUl give a danoe at
Turpln's hall, Monday, February 23-
Personal Mention.
Mrs. W. F. Heller will leave Monday
to make her home near Salem, Mo. Mra.
Heller la going to a farm to join her
two sons. 'Wilson and Benton. Mr.
Heller will join them later.
Mr. Edward Syfert has been very 111
at his home for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Will E. Haynes and daughter.
Janet Barbara, who have been spending
the past six weeks with Mrs. Haynes'
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dake. wilt
leave for North Platte Sunday, where
they will be joined by Mr. Haynes, snd
motor to their home at Flats.
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Big Sale Now On
TODAY'S AID TO BEAUTY
Washingtons Give -Annual
Birthday
Party to Patron
Mr. snd Mrs. C. B. Washington gave
their annual Washington birthday party
Saturday evening at their home E5 Far
nam street. The rooms were profusely
decorated with red, white and blue light.
flaga and red roses. The music
dancing waa furnished by Mlas Oladys
Fowler and Mrs. Hughes. The prlres for
cards were won by Mesdames Tholl, Mul
vlhlll and Pierce and Messrs. Chapman.
Jennings and Evans. Those present were;
Messrs. and Mesdnnui
F. Pa rsons,
Ransom.
An especially fine shampoo for this
weslher can be easily made at trifling
expense by simply dissolving a tea spoon
ful of canthrox in a cup of hot water.
Pour alowly on scalp and maaaige br.skly.
Thla creates a soothing, cuoiing lather
that dissolves and removes all dandruff,
excess oil and dirt. Rinsing leaves th.
scalp spotter!)' clean, soft and pliant,
while the hair takea on a glossy rich
ness of patural color, also a flufflneas
which makes It seem very much heavier
than It la After a canthroa ahampoo
arranging the hair is a pleasure. Ad
vert We ment.
H. B. Evans.
B. C. Jennings.
J. Welch.
F. Potter, '
Reynolds.
Mesdames
Vary Mitchell,
M. Mahan,
H. Cowie.
A. Miller.
M if sea
Catherine 8hi Ids.
Kathryn Nolan.
Nancy II. Mil hell,
Vaiy li'er.
Mav Readle.
Varte Ruland.
Ma iv M.-Cabe.
Nell Pcrr.
Ann Washington.
lorothy Kleiner.
Carol Cornell,
I. vlr-n Cornell.
Messrs.
Pr. C. Anders.
Pr. KuMcheck,
Pr. T. P. Ho'.-r,
Pr. P. J. Word.
Pr. S. O. Reld.
Horace I.indsoy,
l.loyrf Xmitt.
Theodora j-'i-hmidt,
Waldo Eyre.
H-irry T. Jeffrey,
Will Am.
James I'rav.
t hester Mowers.
Aaolph kublci.rck,
John Karnes,
Emir.ei Pcrothy,
T. P. Tholl.
IMetce.
Nason,
John Paly,
Cans,
chapman.
Put nam.
Mesdames
A. Htuhrk.
(. A. Pa vis.
Mary Mulvlhitl.
Misses
I.elne Thompson,
l'eriha Newman,
Mart- Tavlcr,
M. Collins,
lM ara a rot Cowie.
N. McKlroy.
Margaret Hoffman.
Winlfr.d Potte,
E. Hooker,
J. O'Hrlen.
Mary Paly.
Mrlle I.aue,
Messrs.
fiene M-Cane.
Arnold H.'Slee.
Will am Byrne.
W llliani K. lillinoslfc
Horace .rrer.
.lames Colvin,
John I'terve.
liuy Hesrlin.
Jim Clennon,
Ed Waters.
Ja' k Lorii.ier,
William htro.if,
H Jamison.
Kan-aa City.
I an Butler,
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