4 B
OMATIA, RUXPAT MORNTXO, FEBTirATtT 27, 1915.
What
Women Are
Doing in the World
ORGANIZES DOMESTIC SCIENCE
CLASS IS BOSON.
. The Benson VTamtm't Christian Ttn
pemnre union rrwta Friday at : o'clock
at th horn of Mm. H. N. Hawklna 1
North Pistleth evemia An vnlistlo
prronrum will be f It tin under th direc
tion of Mr. John FUake, who U county
superintendent for evansellstle work.
The series of lecture frn under the
sraspire of th Omaha Boot My of Flna
Art this winter will eloaa with two lo
torra hy 1orado Tart, tha well-known
sculptor of Chloaso. Mr. Taft will slv
hi first lwtur on "Oothlo Bculptur"
Thursday afternoon at tha Hotel Tonta
rtell at 4 o'clock and hi last art talk on
"Renslsssnr Sculpture." March 14. Two
business meeting- which follow will close
tha year's work for tha Flna Arta society.
Tha Trnnyson chapter of tha Chautau
qua circle will meet at : p. m. on
Monday with Mn. John R. Webatar. 7tt
Farnam treet. Roll call respons will
b quotations from Lonsfellow, Lowell.
Lanier and Lincoln. Tha first chapter
In "American Ideals" will ha In chart
t Mrs. W. C. Lyla Three-mlrwit papers
will be read on Longfellow by Mrs. d. Ei
Bryson; Lowell, Mrs. R. B. Parrott: Bid
Bey Lanier. Mrs. EX O. Ifampton; Wuh.
In si on, Mrs. H. N. Crals; Bishop Vin
cent. Mrs. K. Nelson; Uncoln. Mrs. F.
H. Wray. who will reclU tha "Oetty
bur address. " These six notables were
Jl born fn February. There will be a
review of "The Bravest Bon" by Mary
Flnon, Mrs. W. B. Howard; a review of
"The Peddlerr" y Lucille Baldwin Tan
Flyke. Mrs. J. H. Jones; recitations,
"Slnerlns Ieave." by Mrs. R. Fl 8in
deriand; "O Captain) My Captain!" by
Wre. F. II. Wray; 'Tha First Bnowf ail-
by Mrs. B. A. Waue-h, and muslo by Miss
Adah Klopp.
The story tellers' section of tha Asso
ciation of Collegiate Alumnae will meet
Wednesday at 4 o'clock at the home of
Miss Helen Rommtr, 614 Psrk avenue.
Btorles will be told by Miss Ann Fry,
Mrs. Vincent Hascall and Mrs. Stephen
Xevlea
U. 8. Orant Women's Relief Corps trill
be entertained at a kenslnrton at tha
home of Miss Bophla Bchneider, HO South
Twentieth street, Tueadsy afternoon.
Mrs. Charles O. Bverson Is entertaining
at a eard party at ber home. Thirtieth
. and Flnkney streets, Tuesday afternoon
(or tha Oeorf A, Custer Women's Re
lief Corps.
Taktnf time by tba forelock, tha home
oonomlcs department of tha Omaba Wo
man's club will have a sprint sardenlns
program Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Toung Women's Christian associa
tion, when Mrs. F. B. Stewart will talk
on "Habit and Growth of Hardy Peren
nials In Nebraska"
Keens Abbott, cne of the best known
Omaha writers, will apeak ea "Tha Truth
of Fiction" for the open program of tha
literature department of tha Omaha Wo
man's club following It business sen si on
Monday. Mrs. M. ii. JlaptonstaU will
Ins; tha Jewel song from "Faust" and
"Tha Danta," by Chadwlck, and little
Olga Eltner will give a Violin solo, Mrs,
C K. Mullln It leader ef tha program.
Tha Benson Baptist Missionary atrela
will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
E. T, Williams. Mrs. V. R. Sharp wUl
rad a paper on "Robert Koffett,"
Mrs. Ben Fletcher will review several
chapters of "Iaybrk In Darkest AJ
rloa," The Rev. A. C Douglas of tha First
Tutted Presbyterian osturoh, will gtv a
talk before the Business Women's noon
day meetln Tuesday at Agricultural hall,
court house, from U to . The women of
8t Mary's Avenue Congregational ohuroa
will serve the luncheon.
The attendance la gradually increasing
at tha noonday luncheons and prayer
meetings. t
Mra K. R. J. Kdholm announoas tha
baby health exhibit which some to
Omaha from Lincoln March 11. la booked
through the state up to April tt, From
Omaha tha exhibit goes to Falls City
for a week, then to Tork. Fullarten,
Pierce. Q tilde Rock and Ains worth. Mrs.
Edholm, who goes to Lincoln the early
part of tha week on business In eon
section with the exhibit, will accompany
the exhibit to Fuller-ton for tha Third
district meeting April 4 and ii to Pieroa,
April T. where a welfare organisation Is
in progress of formation i and to Ains-
worth, April U-U. for the Sixth dis
trict meeting.
Mrs. Draper Smith, former stale suf
frage president, announced at the social
artence department meeting of the
Woman's club Monday, that aha waa
now devoting roost of her time to active
work in the prohibition campaign.
An "endless ehaJn" ays em will be used
by the Omaha Woman's club in bringing
out audiences at tha lectures at the
baby health exhibit in tha oourt house.
March 11-11. Each club member has been
asked to bring one woman who will
profit by the exhibit, and another woman
whom aha knows can interest another
woman, and ao on.
The General H. W. Lawton auxiliary
of the United Spanish War Veterans wUl
bold Ita regular meeting at Memorial
haJl, Wednesday afternoon.
Tha North Side Mothers' club will bold
tta monthly meeting at tho home of
Mrs. R. H. Fair. MS Baratoga street.
Tuesday afternoon at 1: o'clock. This
meeting waa to be held February a, but
was postpooea on account of illness la
families of tha members. A program
on James Whitcomb Riley and his work
baa been arranged.
Four delegates to the biennial con
vention of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs to be held la New Tork
City In May, will be 'elected by the
Omaha Woman's club Monday. Mra
KL M. Syfert, president of tho club, an'
Bounces the following tellers for tha
election: Meedamea. Edward Johnson,
chairman; Thomas urowa, C. B. Coon.
Mary I. Crelgh. E. E. Crane. Lois Coch
ran. Frauk CarmlchaeU Robert Ollder,
R. C. Jordan. A. R. McFarland, Thomas
Tracy. F. C. Tym. C. O. Pickett. K. B.
Whitehouse. Frank Hoel, William Rows
and Mlse Edith Ward.
Mrs. J. D. Hiss will giro a final re
port of the Train school soup kitchen.
Mrs, J. N. Paul ef SL Paul, president
of ths Nebraska Federation of Women'
tluba, will be the guest of ths Omaha
Woman's club March U-U. for tha open
ing of the Bsby Health exhibit at th
court house. Mrs. K- R- J lid holm. Mra
VK. KmmeL Mrs. K. it- Os-len will
reed a paper on "What Is the Eugenics
Movement," Mrs. W. C. Price, "Health
Certlfloatee and the Marriage Cere
mony," and Mrs. C. O. An-lereon, "Prac
O'sJ Appllcatlim of Eugenlca" There
will be a discussion on prenatal Influ
ences and a report of the state laws
governing marriages of mental Incom
petents, criminals, paupers snd the dls-eer-1
by Mrs. M. B. Powell. Musical
numbers will be given by Mrs. V, Ioty.
The Ruelness Women's club will glva
a leap y-ar party In the parlors of tha
Toung Women's Christian association
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Enjoyable
games have been planned by the com
mittee, which Includes Miss Hattle Plck
ard. Miss Katherlne Worley and Miss
Nellirh. This Is the first social affair of
tha club.
V. W. C. A. ta.
The ervlre on Sunday afternoon at
4 .TO will he the last or tlie special serv-
j - i. , nrifrHon 'ith (U'Mtee month.
TM will be the blrthrtsv rvlce. with
la spertnl outline sent bv the nstlonal
bosr f of the Touns Women's t'hr stint
awo latlon. In addltw-n to '.hl. Mrs.
1". Hirford will Im the speaker of the
r ftern on. At the soclnl h"iir. which fol-
'lows, Miss Merle Hurrls will be the horn-
f .i.nt t-, rehmi'iits will he s'rved
e1 a nro""m "f n" and stories
riven by Miss Hazel Evans and Miss
C'eclle Lyon.
The gymnasium department Is arrang
ing to give a class In aeshtlq dancing
on Tuesdsr afternoon at S IM. Terms nan
I be secured by telephoning to tho general
nice.
An advanced class In home nursing has
been organized under the direction of
Miss rtcssln Randall of the Vie ting
Nurses' association end will meet on
Friday evening at 7:S. The work will
ennnirt, In a large psrt, of demonstration
and practice and will be very Instructive.
Trie March Budget, containing the an.
Fourteen clubs and groups of younger i",,B' reports or every department of the
girls of the Toung Women's Christian H.',"' Y. .I.";""' rT.VJ
F. J. Blras and Mrs. F.
charge of the exhiolt.
J. Burnett have
association will have a banquet at the
association Baturcfay, as part of the
Jubilee celebration. Bpeclal decorations,
club songs, cheers and toasts are In
cluded in the program that Is being
planned.
The annual election of officers for
Alpha Chl Omsga sorority will be held
Baturday afternoon at the home of Miss I
Ethel Fry.
Tho Dundee Woman's club will consider
four short stories at ths meeting Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Harts. (014 California street. Mra. John
O. reiser will be the leader and Is to be
ssslsted by Mra T. L Combs and Mrs.
O. a Toung. the stories being "Ths
Ninth Man," by Mare lies ton Vorse;
"Tha Triumph of Night," Edith Wharton;
'An Epilogue," Gertrude Hall, and "The
Keeper of the Jewel." Henry Van Dyke.
Mra Frank Carmlchael Is in chare of
tha current events discussion.
Henry Van Dyke program will be
given by tha Omaha Story Tellers' league
at tho library Thursday afternoon. Miss
Ruth Thompson, leader of the program,
will tail "The Little Tom," Mra J. W.
Metoalfe, "Vera;" Mrs. O. D. Rica, 'The
Mansion." and Mra. C. W. Pollard, "Ths
Blue Flower."
Tho position of women In Holland will
bo discussed by tho literature department
of tho Bouth Omaha Woman's club Tues
day afternoon at Library hall, under the
direction of Mrs. R. P. Falkner. Mra
William Berry will read a paper on
"Woman In tho Home;" Dr. Adda Wiley
Ralston on "Women In Publlo Life;" Mrs.
A, n. MUler, "Queen Wllhelmtna;" Mra
B. C. Ilynes, "Jacqueline," and Mra
Fatkner on "Hand Work of Women."
A D'Annunxlo program has been ar
ranged for the literature department of
tho Omaha Woman's club Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock at tho Toung Wom
en's Christian association building. Mra
R J. Edholm, leader of the program,
waa called out of town, so her place win
bo taken by tho department leader, Mrs.
U. Mullln. Mra J. T. Ferguson. Mra
X Combs and Mra 3. O, Tsiser will
assist In tbo program
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Abraham Lincoln Was Cousin of His
c I
v .
Ing. the occasion being
Those present were:
birthday.
Mesdamea
Hermn Roeanlg
E. C. Hensmsn
Henry Hennlnrs
William Schnell
Misses
Kvelyn Schnell
Mable Paulsen
Messrs
Herman Root
Alfred Pnulsen
Glen Paulsen
Veedamee
Herman Paulsen
R. Ruser
H. k. I aulsen
II I ahl
Misses
Orace Paulsen
FOLLOW
t-3
at j
Messrs
Eugene Hensman
tlisrley Hensman
W III I'nuleen
Mrs. E. C. Hensman entetrfalifcd at her
Lome on West Center street Wednesday
evening when covers were laid for:
Mefdsmca
Fred Wohlers
O. F. Kumpf
H. Koeeels
E. C. Hensman
Misses
Fannie Hensman
Messrs.
Kugene Hensman
II. 1 ahl
Women's Christian
JZrs.CV.Bsnks
Abraham Lincoln's birthday was heart
ily oelebrated by C. D. Hanks, ttiGJ North
Thirty-third avenue, for Mr. Hanks
claims relationship to the martyred presi
dent His greatgrandfather, Harvey
Hanks, was a brother of Abraham Lln
C.2Maitks
Ken
Is in
ooln's mother.' Mr. Hanks Is a
tuckian by birth. Just now he
Ga'.esburg, DL, on construction work, but
Is expected to return In a few wetks. He
Is active In tho local Carpenters union.
No. 427.
(Conlnued from Pago Two.)
morning to attend the annual banquet
of Alpha Phi sorority.
Elect ion of officers will take plaoe at
tho business meeting of chapter B. N.
of tho P. E. O. Sisterhood. Saturday
morning at 14 o'clock at the homo of Mrs.
O. H. Monoid. Mrs. n, S. Orout will as
sist lira Msnold in entertaining the club.
Chapter E of tho P. SL C Sisterhood
will also have Its annual election and in
stallation of officers Thursday afternoon
at tho homo of tho president. Mra W. B.
Woodward.
Tho Dundee circle of tho Child Con
servation league will meet Monday after
noon at tho homo of Mra -lobert M.
Llndsey, CJ South Twenty-ninth ave
nue. Tho program, which is on "Art."
In charge of Mra N. K. Bype. Roll
call will bo answered with current
errata Mra I. H. Arey will give a
paper on "The Object of Art Study and
Ita Innuenoo on Child Culture." and
Mra Sypo one on "St. Michael Slaying
tho Dragon." by Ouido Rent, as the
typo of a graat moral lesson taught
through art. ' tOra Lena Ellsworth Dale
will give tho story of "Tannhauser" and
Mra B. A. Weathers will sing.
Tho B. L B. club of Benson was en
tertained at St Barnard's hall Thursday
afternoon at a social eard party. A
dainty luncheon waa served, tho newly
elected offloers acted as hostaesea The
prise winner werei Miss Mary Ksnney.
rirst pnse; Mra Rose Sells, second
prise, and Mrs. J. Anderson, consolation
prize. There were thirty guests present
Tho meeting of the Benson Women's
Christian Temperanoo union, to have
been held next Friday, will bo postponed
on account of th county Institute being
held then la Omaha.
Tho Benson Woman's club met at the
homo of Mrs. Oeorgo Iradal for a study
on "Drama." Mra Mart Armstrong
acted a leader.
Paper on "Cornerstones on Modern
Drama," "What Constitutes a Play." and
Art ef Shakespeare and Ibsen Con
trasted." were read by Mr. J. T.
Hooper, Mra. W. H. Loch nor and Mia
Cora ToUnan. .
Furthsr plans and report were given
by th dvlo committee In regard to bet
ter baby day on March 14 from 1 to
o'clock.
The president appointed Mr. Harry
Rivelt and hora Arthur How to repre
sent the club at the exhibit on March 1L
Mra W. II. Anderson mill lead tho pro
gram on Peru and tho "Remarkable Civ
Utxetlon of the Incao" to b given for
the Clio club Wednesday afternoon. The
meeting will be held at th home of th
W. R. McFarlanea
Mka C H. Balllst will be hostess for
Mu Sigma dub Wednesday morning whan
a program en Browning's 'Tho Flight
of the Ducheea" wNl be given under the
leadership of Mis May 'Rial. Mr.
George Fiatner and Mra C. C. Balden
will assist in th program.
A eugenics program will be given by
the North Bide circle ef the Child Con
serration League of America Friday at
o'clock at the borne of Mr N. Fenger,
Personal Mention.
Mir. Max Bchwarts Is In New Tork
and expects to return home about March
10.
Mrs. J. L. Baker and O. D. Austin of
Omaha arc among the new arrivals dt
th Elms hotel. Excelsior Spring; Mo.
Mrs. It C Moor ha given up her
apartment In the Normandlo and wilt ba
with her daughter, Mra Harry Jordan,
for a whlla
New arrivals from Omaha at tho Hotel
Snapp in Excelsior Borings are Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Drexel. Mr. C A. Wtlhelm
and Mr. Hugh McCaffrey.
Miss Harriet Mots Is now released from
scarlet fever quarantine, , and ' Mis
France Hochstetler and Mis Ida Par-
low, two other scarlet fever victim, are
improving.
In and Ont of the Bee Eire.
Mr. Herman Kestler ha returned from
New Tork.
Mr. C. B. Bharkleford and family learo
for th south today.
Miss Isabel Vlnsonhalsr, who ha been
visiting relative in Kansas City, I leav
ing today with her aunt for a trip to
New Orleans.
Colonel and Mrs. B. F. Nsble and dan go
ter, Miss France Neble, returned ' Sun
day from a two months trip. Including
Port Arthur and San Antonio, New Or
leans and Havana, Cuba.
Mr. and Mr. Gould Diet left Tuesday
afternoon for New Orleans, and will tay
through th carnival week.
Mr. J. Clark Colt who ha boon stop
ping at th Hotel Fontenetle. left Sunday
to spend th remainder of th winter In
California Mr. Colt will bo at tho Fon-
'nell until her return,
program of muslo and recitations waa
given.
Mr Grayson Moore ha recovered
from an attack of scsrlet fever and her
little girls are at homo again.
The Boy Scouts of Dundee held a meet
ing Tuesday evening In the Dundee Pres-
byterisn church. Mr. W. (i. Templeton
gave an Informal talk on his experience
In th civil war, Mr. Samuol Ward played
th violin, and a series of moving pictures
wsr given appropriate to George Wash
ington' birthday.
Mra Joseph Polcar entertained in
formally Baturday afternoon for Miss
Susanna Walker.
Tho Tannyaon chapter of the Chau
tauqua circle will meet Monday with
Mr. John R. Webster, when a sgclal
program complimentary to Dr. Vincent
founder of tho society, will be given.
West Ambler
Social Activities
Me-dsmes
V. Newton
F. Fox
JI. K. F'aulsen
J. H Root
11. F. Paulsen
Ml.ses
Msrv Hensman
Messrs.
Kutlolf Ruser
Charley Hensman
The West Side
Tenjpersnce union will serve supper at
the Jennings Methodist church Friday
evening, Msrch 3, from to p. m.
A son was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry C. Meyers on Forty-eighth
street.
John Fulmer of Columbus, Neb., wm
In Omaha last week attending the Auto
mobile show, and while here, was the
guest of Mr. and Mra J. J. Fulmer on
Forty-eighth street
Mrs. Miller Anderson celebrated her
fiftieth birthday at a dinner at her home
on Wednesday. Covers were laid for:
Mesdamea Martin Johnson, W. C. John
son, B. E. Gants, J. J. Jortrenaon, J. K.
Nelson. John Hansen, C. P. Christenson.
1A. L. Molgard, Anderson and Miss Thora
Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. Louts Olden had as their
guests last week Mrs. A. R. Brooks of
Drookyns, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Allon
of Hardy, Ia Mrs. H. R. Morris. Albert
Lee, Minnesota, and Mrs. II. G. Lowe of
Sheridan, Wyo.
Florence
Social Items
Mra Andrew Anderson of Blair, Neb.,
was th guest of her brother, Henry An
derson, snd family Thursday.
H. T. Brlabln left Sunday evening for
Glen Falls. N. T., to attend th funeral
Mra L. T. Bullock I suffering from a
sprained kne received In a bad fall laat
week.
Mr. Paul Robertson of Grand Island
was the guest last week of Mr. and Mra.
John Long.
Mr. and Mra John Robshaw have taken
tho house at 481S Paciflo.
Mrs. J. Fermen of Bert rand, Neb., who
has spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. T. W. Smith, went to Havelock,
Neb., last week to spend soma time with
her daughter, Mra. L. Johnson, beforo re
turning to her homa ,
Mra J. Clark returned laat week from
Bolivar, Mo., where ah ha spent sev
eral weeks, and la now seriously 111 with
appendicitis.
The T-Nem-Earuma dub gar a large
dance at th Woodmen hall Saturday
venlng.
The Grace Sax Bible class will meet
Tuesday at 10 a m. with Mra Martin
Johnson, 4810 Walnut street
Mra A. M. Jackson was quit 1U with
grip last week.
Th Ladle. Aid society of tho Jennings
Methodist church will meet Thursday,
of hi mother, who died there Sunday March X. with Mra Leroy Frasell, 4801
after a abort Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stevor of Cal
houn have moved to tho farm of J. II.
Maroy street
Mra B. Otterpohl and daughter. Mis
Hilda, of Madison, Neb., wer guest of
I Williams, having purchased it re- Mr. and Mr. A. M. Jackson last week.
cently.
Mra John Blake entertained at lunoh
Mr. and Mra Harry Dodd have moved Tuesday, when covers wer laid for Mr.
from O'Neill. Neb., to Florence and will and Mm. E. G. Orover, Rev. R. H. Chen-
oocupy tho W. F. Houston farm tho com- oweth, Mra It W. Stewart, Mra F. N,
In rear. Mr. and Mra Houston and Jensen. Mr. J. J. Fulmer and Miss Ella
family moved to Omaha
An enjoyable surprise party waa given
Mis Lillian Broderson at her horn on
Roberta
Mr. H. W. Stewart entertained Satur
day afternon for th following guests
Saturday vnmg. After a delightful eve- Misses Bertha Hensman. Bertha Hart-
KlQntfl inj I smalt, iuiuvr. vttui, n?9iirivi,u u;auu
I T74 ksl tTaenOHAetil S"t1 TTHmKhsi
TVn.. nnUi.t we Mtu Kdna -" va
pent
ntng spent In game refreshment wer
erred.
House. Mis Agnes Johansen. Miss Eliza-1 "'"' t' "ZZTJ1 -V. r.
bh Johan.en Mis. Lortta 8. MU. ?n e'd.rtng Vowel. rXTJZZZ
. T ... I Those present were: Mesdamea Bert
roaeron. juis uiuu urouer-on. s Poller. N. F. Thorn peon. A. C Wllg, A.
- i a e -Sk a. a r r g I
Fait Festivities.
Mrs. Ray Perry had a dinner and Auto
mobile show party Thursday evening.
Th guests wer Messra W, M. Dover
and Leigh Lincoln of Tork, Mesdamea
Mclntyr and Grace Hal and Mr. and
Mra. O. M. Smith.
Mra A, W. Sydney entertained Fri
day afternoon at luncheon and bridge
for Mrs. George L. Dlngham of Sioux
City, formerly of Omaha Mr. and Mra
Dlngman, who have been guest to th
Automobile show, will return horn Monday.
On of tho prettleat affair of last
week, waa given Monday evening by
Miss Hasel Sorlmlger for her sister. Mis
Ina, at their homa Th room war
decorated throughout with th national
color, using th red, whit and blue
paper, flag, shaded lights and Japanese
lantera Th affajr waa in th form of
an Informal dance, and refreshment
wer served later In th evening. About
thirty guests wer present.
Dundee
Society Notes
The Tuesday Night Dundee Dancing
club gavo a znaaquerado ball Tueaday
evening at Hart' hall.
Mr. and Mra J. E. Oeofg gav a din
ner of eight covers last Saturday even
ing at their homa
Mra E. M. Roy Sunderland and Mra
Martin Dtmery gav an Informal luncheon
t th University club last Saturday for
twenty guesta
Miss Katharine Orabl entertained her
high school dancing class last Saturday
venlng at Hart' hall. About thirty
five oouplea were preeent
Tho Tennyson chapter of tho Chau
tauqua circle met Monday with Mia
Eunice Friend.
Mr. Jame Oonrad and Mis Katharlno
Conrad entertained at a matinee party
at tho Orpheuro. Monday, for Mlae Ellen
Weart
Mr. K. A. Benson entertained at cards
and afternoon tea Monday for Miss
Suzanne Walker.
About twenty-two member of tho
Dundee Bowling ctuo met ror a game
at tho Farnam alley Tuesday, followed
by luncheon at th University club.
The Missionary society of th Dundee
Preebyterlan church met Friday at th
horn of Mra Jennie Buhonborn.
Th Glrla' Bible clas met Friday with
Mary Elisabeth Hamilton.
Mra John A. Moor left Wednesday
for an extended visit in Alabama and
Florida
Mr. T. L. Oomb I In Minneapolis
attending and ad dreaming, tho annual
convention of tho Minnesota Retail Jew
elers' association.
Dr. Samuel Dodds gav a talk on th
Book of Acta to tho Women' Blbl
c buses of lKinoee, Thursday morning at
the Dundee Preebyterlan church.
The L'ght Bearers' society of the
Dundoe church held a social Saturday
afternoon in th Bunday school room. A
Ch rlatln Albach, Mr. Myron Lynn, Mr.
John Burgschat. Mr. Leonard . Bhlebet,
Mr. Andrew Albach, Mr. Robert Morln,
Mr. George House, Mr. Ivor Klalson, Mr.
Edward Nlelson. Mr. Herman Broderaon
and Mr. Carl Nielsen,
R. V. Learning of tho TJhitcd States
nary I In Florene vlalttng hi brother,
Herbert Learning, and friends.
Mr, and Mr. Chris Knag will mora to
their farm wast of town th for part of
th week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor and family
leave th flret of tho week for Chadron,
Nod, where they will make their homa
Mr. and Mra C H. Knag entertained
delightfully at card on Wednesday eve
ning. About eighteen guest wer present
Th Country Life club will meet at th
Poaca school house on Friday evening,
March . Frofa Hoppert and Howard of
tho TJidroralty of Nebraska will be th
principal speaker.
Mrs Elmer Norllen of Ltnooln 1 spend
ing tha week as tha guest of his parent
on their farm north of town.
Mr. Clem Mortensen left 8unday to visit
with hi parents, Mr. and Mra Charles
Mortensen, at Winner, 8. D,
Mr. and Mra John Chase, who were
reoently married, wer pleasantly sur
prised on Saturday evening when a num
ber of their friends dropped In on them
In their new homa
Th Ladles' Aid society of th Metho
dist church waa entertained by Mra.
Oeorgo Cayman and Mra C. IL Smith
Thursday afternoon.
MT. Charles Gwynn was pleasantly
surprised In honor of hi sixteenth birth
day at his bom by a number of young
peopla Among those present were Miss
Msy Barham, Mis Pernlc Parka Mis
Dorothy Bhulxe. Mis Helen Peterson;
Messra Gerald Freeman, Paul Anderson.
Vlret Barham and Albert Jaccobberger.
Mra Frank Brown entertained tho T.
T. clas of ths Presbyterian Sunday
school t her home Frtcay evening. This
class has In preparation a play, "The
Spinster's Return," which will b given
next Friday evening.
The O. O. P. circle of th Ladle Aid
society of th Presbyterian church gav
an Invitation musical at th homo of Mra
Oeorgo Blert Tuesday afternoon.
Mra J. B. Butter returned Tuesday
from St Edward. Neb., where she as
sisted In tho dedication of a new Ires-
byterian church,
Mra Frank Babbitt will entertain the
meeting of the Ladles Aid society of the
Presbyterian church at her horn next
Tuesday afternoon.
Mlaa Lake Erie Ktrkpatrtok waa elected
superintendent of th primary depart
ment and Mrs. J. B. Butter superintend
ent of the missionary department of tho
Douglas County Sunday School conven
tion In Omaha the fore part of tho week.
The Florence school gav a cantata In
honor of Washington' birthday at th
Eagle hall on Wednesday evening. Over
(04 were In attendance
Frit Kropk spent "Monday and
day at Chalco, Neb., visiting frlenda
Hatfield, S. W. Wee tin. Grant Hayaa F.
Kerns, and Mis Mary Peterson
Mr. Henry Paulsen was surprised by a
number of her frlenda on Tuesday even-
Woman Convicted
of Perjury is Given
. Ten Months' Term
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. M.-Florene
Anderson, th first woman In many
year to be tried on a perjury charge in
the iocal United States district oourt
has before her a sentence of ten months
In tho county Jail. She waa found guilty
yesterday and sentenced by Judge
Maurice T. Doollng.
Following her conviction th district
attorney' office announced a policy of
prosecuting all perjurer without regard
to sex- Deputy United States District At
torney M. A, Thomas said:
So 'many women come before th
grand Jury and th United State com
missioner and swear falsely that the
Jnlted State attorney's office ha decided
to prosecute all who commit perjury. I
feel that a certain class of women who
are Identified with white slave case
have combined to defeat Justice and
have planned to swear falsely when It
becomes necessary. This Is but the first
ease, but it ha been decided to bring all
offenders hi this regard to Justice.
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Tho body of Miss Claudia V. Galloway,
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Or, Are Both Singing TOGETHER?;
Prince Lei Lani (Mr, E. K. Rose), Native
Born Hawaiian, Professional Singer and
Recently Hawaiian Soloist of the
"Bird of Paradise" Company
WILL GIVE A SERIES OF
Recitals and Victrola
Demonstrations
AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT
Monday, Feb. 28; Wednesday, Mar. 1; Frifey.
Mar. 3; Sat Mar. 4, Commencing at 2:30 P. M.r
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Mr. Rose will take his place beside the Victrola, win In
sert Id to It a record made by himself at the Victor Co.' Lab
oratories, will let the record play for awhile, will then take up
the melody himself, wain sins It with his voice alone, then
with his voice as duplicated in the Victrola.
During this exhibition there will not be a soul in the Audi
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or stops.
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NE cannot tell WHICH ii Doing the Singing the Human Marvel Whof"
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MAUL tbe Record, or tbe marvelous viuikula inai Recreates ms voice
If you delight in harmony hear Mr. Rose in
terchange his voice with that of Mm. Schumann
Hetnk, the famous sons; bird. "The Rosary," an
exquisite Victor record, by Mme. Helnk, will be
Inserted in the Victrola, started, stopped, etc..
and Mr. Roae will often substitute his voice for
that of Mme. Helnk, while few indeed will detect
s particle of difference.
Mr. Rose has scored success with a voice tha
is baritone, tenor or male soprano at will. This
same gentleman has created many exquisite)
"Hawaiian" records in the Victor Laboratories
snd has toured the length and breadth of the
country as tenor soloist in the original "Bird of
Paradise" Co. To hear him will be a treat for
you Indeed.
Osoar Cesk Eisfsus.
CANON CITT, Colo Fh. H Oaoar
Cook waa executed her at t li this morn
ins for the murder of Andrew J. Lord
and William McPuerson in Denver,
March l miX
Remember, No Charge to Hear Him at MICKEL'S
Nebraska Cycle Go.
Corner 15th and Harney Sts.
OMAHA, NEB.
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