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Till! P.MK: OMAHA, WKOXESDAV, A PHIL -0, 1916. Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -:- Club Doings I M-lloia I in VI. ' Allen I'ni'tcr, Mary Marxian. Urnevlnve liiirkulnw. MBrtiini'S- Walter Itnhrrts. Ttimmis Urowii. I'larkn J'owll CHURCH SOCIETIES ARE ENTERTAINED Mn. R. S. Hall and Daughters Horn for Vacation Are Hostesses at 1 a Large Affair. HANDSOME ARTICLES ON SALE By MKM.It'K M t irll a.!, One of the largnsl KmsIit work events, it affair of over W gursts, was glvfn i his afternoon fit the homo of Mm It, Ilml. whi) wax assisted by hr two daughter, Porolhy and Jam-i, lionin for Ih'-lr ttaater vacation from the Art In tltute In Chicago. The hnsti-asns were lh memhor of the Altar guild of Trin ity catlif dial, and Invitation lurliidMl Ilia Parish Aid society, thn Woman auxiliary and Urn tcaditM-a and pupils of Hrowntll H41I1. Tha living rontns wire dicomifd spring flowers and dining room In mi-n and whit. The i.-rnt-rplr-B on tlio ti'it tahla wu a large grrrn howl fllkd with white narcissus, Mra. Walttir H. Knlirt and Srise Palsy lnan si-ivnl v urn let ai poured by Mi. .Taim' A. Tun ock and Mra. I.iirIpii Stephens. Artlrli mi hnr. 'Article mudft hy the guild rtuHim Ivnl were on salo, with many handantn buii-diilr- plllowa and gucat-ronm Ine-fla. ' . Among thn member of Trinity I'urlsh Altar guild are: ,.-.. Mlssss Missf '- Oslay Moans, 'arolln ftarkalow, Kaiharltut Thumrnol, Kltxalmth Iiuvl. .vtlldrrd rtogorK, lisiihne rlers, I lorothy Hiviwn. I.oulss While, Mslla Thutnnn'l, Mssristnsa I I'orga Vo. Msiph Peters, I.uojen fltevstis, fsckarn, Engagement Announced. " . Mr. and Jifr. N. A. Hplraberger an. nounce the engaai-maiit or their naugnir Manila to Mr. Ham U.- Cramer- of Nf Vork. The announcement was made., to omaha friend t hi morning upon- tho istum of' Mr, and Mra, plehrrgcr.,tri)in Naw fork, The parent -were accompa nied by thalr two daughter, MJ Mamie. fiplfberr and Mra. HamiiM Kiivnii rh, wuo was formerly . Miss , Jtoru;tie HnkiabrgT, : The two young womn .are familiarly known a "the Kplnsbergrr twltis',' hy host of local frlnnd, ' Mr. C. W. Huthrlad of Urookllne, Man., anwnmre tha rigiigMTKnt ft lit" Hswrtiter, Mllllrent Twining, to Mr. Thomas Truxlon Macferlanil of -Hoston. con of Mr. and Mra. John Montgomery Msrfarlanrt of Omaha, -'flier marriage will ha colrmnld at All faints' Kplsr-opel hun h in UrookHna at noon Haturday, M y . There Will be no- attendant and i he' bridal pair will leave Immedlatfly on :i..-lr wedding Journey befora nviklng thrlr future home In Boston. Tvof. Fling Honored. I.n Ihf occasion of Trof. Kred.er Morrow l-lljist fourth lectpre this even-l-.it In the council chamber upon ,' 1 hi txpulilon of the. Turk," Mrs. .Joseph M. ;Me.t.-lf-IU Rive a-dinner a? ,herjh?me. .'.lie gneMa will be;- . . j t ,- , v, I'Mf, V. M FUng. . Mi-csrs. and I(;sdiime- ,.,. ' J, Connctl, Kdward I Burke, i lii.lle.-k I'. Hose, ' ' ' ' - ' On the Calendar, ' nr. 'and Mrs. Clyde Moore will eiil-r. tHin t dinner Wednesday- evening In honor of Mr, end Mrs. Wilson- HiK'hsmm, ,o have Istely returned from tludr wedding trip. Gives Recital Tea. Mrs. T. J. Mahoney opened her home for a recital tea thla afternoon for the nuplls of Mrs. Beulah Pale Turner. Har den flowers decorated the room Hnd eighteen guests were entertained. Social Gossip. Mrs. Edmund Minor Fairfield leaves I Ins week for Chicago to be present at the Hlnton-Chase wedding next Satur day at St. Chrysostoni's church. After M,e wedding. Mrs. Fairfield Will he the jueat of friends In l hicago. Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. Weller leave Vdnesdy morning for St. Louis to be there until the end of the week. En route home, they will visit In Keokuk. Ia., for a few d;i. Mr. rtobert Morse of Vancouver w 11 ' arrive from Ntdiraslta City to visit with her husband's mother, Mrs. M. V. Morse, for a few riave. Mra. Morse will give a mall Informal luncheon at her home to-, morrow afternoon In honor of her dgucli. ler.tn-hlW'. Mrs. f, Valentine of nurllngton, li , i. vlMIIng old friends In Omaha. Mrs. Valent'ne has been in Fmt Irf-avenwot ill, l.,e she wss the guest of her son b, tKw snd dHUifhter, Captain and Mrs . ,ni!i- W r'.ui.dell. Mrs. liond.-ll . fomrriy Miss V.nld Valentine of O.o.hs. Tenonal Mention. Mr Itrry luslnow. baritone, and Mi' Marie Mwsu-li. harpist, h leiurned tiiim Lincoln, where they wem to a'it lr K.lsihsteln III giving the l-'d mctita. The fVicu WonU vf i tti-Ul " Mr od Mis 1.. 'i l'oni ,t a 't '!,( h me Hftt-I .- I . I i,i t ' -iili;, ENGAGEMENT OF POPULAR GIRL; IS ANNOUNCED. 1 if I Y): J J 7 1 n "'41 v ' '. .,,.. X . 7 M i tho lielta tiiiinmii soiorlly. Mr. Cunnon Is an '02 Vale miin and a graduate f the Hhnffield Scientific school, , rast Hospitality, ' A birthday surTirlse party was given for Mrs, M, W. Beck Mori1y afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Charles If. Cady. Luncheon waa gerved and the , table dec orated with pink tulips. Following were the invited gueslg; t - MeMdiinies Meatlaniea- ' M. . Heck, , . William Hut),' l-hlllp Mltlelhacli, C A, Heuh.l -Hubert I 'rueserlow, A. Nf, Jenkins, Arthur Young, ,. H. C. Cady,- f Walter Allen, C.(l 1. Cady. I-;. K. Heverldge, ;. tf. Young, ;. y- Miss Anna Campbell' entertained at dinner ot the hornc:oY her psfeuts in Ben son for a number'of teachers in 'the pub lic s'hools. Covers'weie Intd for; lltsea--- Klbel Love, Anna Curlatlanacii, I'.va I Inrrler, M l,;ca , Mewcle lledell, iiliih Mvnie, ; 1 1, Inn Hnow, -Vera Freeman. Mrs. M. Mlmine, Omaha Boy Distirigulshed. 'J'homna llroui.'lioi lit Mrs, Thomas flrown, who n"iitcif1!iitf school at the I'nlverslty o ;WJscotisU ..in Matllson, Imis had honors J(,ilifii) JU'on liltrt during the last week. lo was appointed honor lieu tenant fnfr excelli'nce In military drill and has ftlsrt been ' informed thst b !s exempt from examinations because uf NEBRASKA WOMEN MEET INJEW YORK Form Society of Daughters of Ne braska, Through the Efforts of Mrs. E. C. Arnold. SEVERAL FROM OMAHA THERE Mrs. J. II. Ilushtnn, who has Ju-t re turned from New Vork, gives an Inter ,ilng account of tha Installation ment ion of ihe newly organUed society ot tiiitiKhtcia of Nebraska In New York, which she intended it the guest of Mrs. Klfle lllnndlii Henna, wife of Pmf. Hal T. Heans, of Columbia uiilver.ilty, a for mer Omnbu man. The club was formed by Mrs. K. C. Arnold, a former Fremont woman, to assist In entertaining Nebraska dale mi li s to the biennial convention of the flenenil Federation of Women s cluha next mouth. Mies Florence Guernsey mid Helen Vnrli-k Ibiswell, prominent Ne- York club women, assisted at the Installation. Ileiinlfin it I trhrasbene. "it was iulte a reunion of i nlverslty of Nehrsska and Hrovtnell Hall grad uates, tunny of whom ..old Fhl lleta Kappa honors,'' cald Mrs. Ilushton. "Ainong those present that afternoon were Mrs. Itenry l. Fstabrook and her whlte hnhed friends, Mis. KHen lingua Hi-all and Mrs. Ml li. Ihindy, widow of Judge Dundy, of Omaha, There were also Mrs. Alexander Mundo, former superintendent of South Omaha ichnolB, and Mrs. Htaub, Who was Mlsa Mcin tosh of Omaha, I met Mrs. Oliver Car penter, formerly Miss Alice French of South Omaha, whose husband la a nephew of Mir. Isaac W, Carpenter; also Mrs. Houhrava, who wag Mlsa Ifaiismi of Falrhury; Mrs, Cecil Orahnin, once Miss Stoddard of Re publican City, and Mrs. Frank Fergu son and Mrs. Clyde Jeffords, both daugh ters of tha late Judge Maxwell of Fre mont. Mrs. 'Arnold wus elected president. Other officers are Mrs. Dexter Aehley, formerly Miles Tagg of South Omaha; Mrs. May Whiting Westermnn of Lin coln, Mhs. Anno Maxwell Jeffoida of Fre mont, Mrs. Hal T. fleana of Western and Mrs. C. A. Sawyer, formerly Miss lllllls of" Omaha. Harriet Cooke Youngs of Lincoln gave musical numbers at the meeting. blurb scholarship record. Mr. llrowii Is Inking bis pre-mediral course for either Ihe army or navy service, Happy Hollow Belgian Relief, The Happy Hollow circle of the Frnn''o Belglsn ftellef eoelety will continue to meet throughout the spring season and keep up the work of making surgical supplies for the base hospitals In France. The society met this afternoon with Mrs. Kira Millard, Junior Bridge Club. The Junior Tuesday Bridge club ). entertained thla afternoon by Miss Ku aenla I'atterson at her home. There were no guests. As Miss Uertrudii Mcln and Miss Marlon Kuhn are leaving a week from today for a three weeks' vtsit to the Mots ranch near Cody, Wyo., Miss Gertrude Mels will be hostess to the club next Monday afternoon. For Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Frank H. HoHgland entertained Informally at a small leu, at her home this afternoon for Mrs. Hiorrs Bowen of Fort Williams. Jlc, who with Cap tain Bowen Is visiting Mrs. William 1C Bowen and Mrs, Oeorge Mclntyre, her sister. Mrs. Mclntyre will give a teg and re ception at her home tomorrow afternoon for Mra. Bowen and Mrs. H. H. C. Weed of St. Ixiuls. formerly Miss Faith Pot ter. Mrs. Wsed Is visiting her mother, Mrs. rhlllp Potter. Friday afternoon Mrs. R. ftoecb Howell will give a luncheon at her home In honor of Mrs. Howen. Le Mars Club Dance. Is Mars Dancing club gave an Infor mal dance Monday evening at the Itnme hoiel. One hundred and forty couple were present. The club will give Its Inst affair of the season Friday evening, May 6, in a dancing and May party at Tur pln'e ball. WILL BE HOSTESSES TO THE COLUMBIAN CLUB The Columbian club will entensln ut Its hall Wednesday afternoon at !.: o'olock. Mrs, William McKenint ant) Mra. Elisabeth Neff will be the hostesses of the occasion. Want Ads never shirk their work they will get results, If anything will. Eva Lang Show at Boyd to Be Benefit for Local Nurses The Wednesday evening performance of "nebeeCH of Huniiybronk Farm" by the V.n Iwing company at the Boyd theater will be a benefit tr the Omaha Nurses' Central Club and Iteglslry, the proceeds to he used In completing the furnishings of tho rluh house, The nurses connld with the club ate busy selling tickets to the performance, the Interest that Omahsna hsve already shown In the coming benefit Insuring an excellent attendance. Th board nf director of the Nurses' Central Club and Itegistry Is comprised of the superintendents of the clarkson, 'Wise, lister, Swedish Mission. Houlh Hide and County hospitals, the superin tendent of the Visiting Nurses' associa tion and the president of the State Nurses' association. Mrs, John Dale 77 Years Old Tuesday Mrs. John Dale, widow of the late John Dale, whr. died last November received (he congratulations of her friends and 1 Bciiualntunces on her ceventy-eeventh birthday yesterday. Had Mr. Palo lived Mrs. Dale would alo have celebrated her golden wedding anniversary with her husband yesterday. Mrs. Dale'e suns, John F., Walter 11., Is-iula H. and Fred H , sent their mother a big bouii'iet of flowsis, as did the Hnnscom Park Methodist rhurch congre gation in honor of the im. Last evening Mrs Dale and her sons enjoyed a llltle Informal celebtnllon of the dsy at her home, L',3 fleorgla avenue. AUDITORIUM Twilight Sleep (DammerK-hlaf) . LAST TIME FOR WOMEN ONLY Matinee Today, S F. M. For Kea Only Tonight, a end SilS. A MOTIOW riOTURB CLIaHO ABTD X.BCTUa Admission 30a. DUBUQUE TO HAVE BIG PARADE TO BOOST PEACE Val Peter, head of the Oertnan-American alliance, has rwiolved the following message from Dubuque, la.: "Pesca parade here Tuesday night. All churches bad Ksster sermons urging the public to march end attend meetings, wlih NIc Homier, chairman, and Patrick O'Dnnnell of Chicago, speaker, Dubuque and neighboring Iowa, Illinois and Wis consin towns are participating In a mon ster demonstration asking tha president and congress to avoid war. The slogan hfre Is, "For pesca and friendly relations wdth all nations." Hundreds of banners snd thousands of marchers will esprees their will to maintain peace and ask congress to be firm in upholding tlm will of tha people against Wilson," Oenver Mttfna (ae-nra Alanaer. DENVF.lt, Colo.. 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