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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 28. 1916
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Country Club Dinner-Dance.
Although the formal opening of the
Country club, scheduled for lait eve
ning, was postponed until Tuesday in
deference to the memory of Mrs,
Gut-don V. Wattles, the club house
was thrown open to a large number
of members and their friends for a
dinner-dance.
Among the dinners postponed from
Saturday to Tuesday evening are
those of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamil
ton. Mr. V. Farnam Smith, Mr, and
Mr. V. A. C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
C X. Dictz, Mr. and Mrs, S, S. Cald
well. Mr. and Mrs. K. G. McGilton,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mahoney, Mr. and
Mrs. N. H. I'ndike. Mr. and Mrs. L
J. Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wheeler am) Mr. and .Mrs. w. j.
Fovr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Love I'axton
entertained the largest party at the
Country club last evening. Their
guriti were;
JH'tw am! M'ijNi
ll.tir) tVyman, Wllanfi I-ow.
W A Kru.-r, K M. (laliiaa.
John T. ,!., M. A Mall.
J. K KH axrralrt, John I. Kaiitudy.
M-N,lm' Maadamaa
Qulllinan "f Kvarta of
linllna, Tr ; Minneapolis.
M-ra Maaara.
Hurry l' r,rmt k, 1 A, C'avara.
Jiroma Jlagia,
Mr. Charles Hull had as his guests:
M-aara and Marlnm"a--K.
M Kairn-ld. K W, Dlmn,
ororaa ll. I'rlnst, T Kiiuiili.
1,. I', rrof',01, ' r. c;rra;,
J fioKoraat lil barrta.W'altoi, l'a,
Mrt. K A. Naah
1rM Mraara
Clannrtt, A. I, llpad
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Stewart
of Council Hlutls r tilertaincd at din
ner complimentary to their daughter,
Mrs. Donald MeKrron, and Mr. Mc
Ferron of Hoopeston, III. The party
included:
Maaara, and Maadamaa -
Krd Hamilton, J. ,1 Haas
Mlaara- Mlaaaa
KlUabath f'avla, Mildred Hullar.
Mli"ra f'avla,
Mrt Wlliltnan of Coum ll llluffa.
Mraara Maaara
A M, Warran, Rotor! Connsll,
Wlllard Hullrr, K. W, Hart.
J. T. Htawart, Sd;
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Co id had in
their party:
Mr and Sir. Adftlph Mtnm.
Mlaaaa Mlaara
Fniillu Knrdtran til Allra load,
Hn Antonio, ,
Maaara Mraara
Harry Koh. t'raol Mlubarnaan,
lla lla rlham.
Judge and Mrs. V. A, Redkk en
tertained at dinner for Mrs. VV. R.
Sweatt and Mr, M, Schihsby of Min
neapolis. The other guests were:
l-nara and MtaUam--W
T Hurna, W. J, Toy:
Jw, Karltar,
Mrt, fCanilnittm, '
Jtr Frank Huraiar. ,
Dr. and Mrs, B. B. Davis dined with
Messrs. and Mrsdames W. H. Bu
cholz, W. M. Rainbolt, 11. O. Ed
wards, John F, Stout, Dr. and Mrs.
R. VV. Connell and J-ladame Rain
bolt, .....
Mr. and Mrs. A..W. Gordon gave
a dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gordon of Chicago as their guests of
honor, and to meet jtheni, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. C, Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Towle and Mrs. R; VV, Breek
ewidge. Mr. Herbert Connell entertained
complimentary to Mks Harriet Metz
and Mr. Will Schnorr, who are to be
married in June. Mr, and Mrs.
Charles E, Metz and Miss Alice Judge
of St. Louin were the other guests,
Mr. Charles Allison has at his
gueMs Miss Marion Kuhn, Mis Ger
trude Meu, Mr. Paul Shirley, Mr.
Fdward Daugherty and Mrt. C. C.
Allison. .
Mr. Robert Howe's guests were his
sister, the reigning queen of Ak-Sar-Ben,
Mist Marion Howe; Miss Lu
cfle Bacon, Miss Harriet Smith, Mr.
Charlet Hamilton, Mr. Arthur Han
ford of Sioux City and Mr, Walter
I'rnfield of Washington,
With Mr. Albert Busch, Mr. Al
lan Tukey, Mr. Bernard Smyth and
Mr. Leon Callahan were Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Sibbernsen, Miss Helen Ep
enter, Miss Marjorie Howland and
Miss Alice Carter.
Mr. and Mra. W. F. Baxter enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott,
Miss McHugh, Miaa Gertrude Young,
Miss Jessie Young, Mr. Conrad
Young, Mr, Richard Young of New
York and Mr. A. G. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Greer have at
their guests Mr. and Mrt. Walter
Kobcrti and Mr. and Mrt. Philip
Bartlee of St. Joseph, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Redick, Mr.
and Mrs. John Madden, Mr. and Mrt.
Arthur Keeline, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Clarke and Mr, and Mrt. John Red
ick dined together.
Mr. and Mrt. E. Buckingham, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Doup, Mr. and Mrs.
George Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Jay D.
Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eng
lish made up anothrr party.
Mr. and Mrs, Iiu.s Nash't guests
were Mr, and Mrs. Ward Burgess,
Mrs. Will I'opletoh, Miss Francet
Nash, Mr. Stockton Heih and Mr.
I. anrrnie Drinker,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ludlow had
with them Messrs. and Mesdames H.
II. Ilolcomh, Frank Fustu of Chi
i(to, J. H. Hahin and E. D Ludlow,
Mr. Jk Somers entertained Miss
Anne (iifinrd, Miss Eugenie Patter
ion and Mr. New nun, Benson.
With Judfe and Mrs W. 1) Mr
Hugh will . Mr. and Mrs. W. F,
.Htle and Mr. and Mrs J II. But
Irr Mr and Mrs. George A Msvne of
I'.iiiuil Itlults rnlri tamed a party
tmm tl.err, ttit biding ;
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iti!!f juitirs dining tgether in-diU-t
Mr and Mrs, H I. Iliimif),
i'r and Mi r. fibtiMW and
Sir siid Mrs Hry Dtwly ml VI r
and M Hrlrj MiMKrd, Mr and
Mt II t'is and M r. h
I i I m h Mr, and Mrs Groigtt,
' d Mi s.it Mil I. Buikt,
Mr 4 Mis I I m.I Mmib. Mrs At-
' t . ,'i Mis. Iiti(( I'sMner,
h' t I idr t Ml V: .e
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Vai',e, Mr t. I KiUtikfrnk, M.
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Their Engagement
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ONE OF THE POPULAR JUNE J ' "
BRIDES. X? U
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JKrv. Joseph TTariin
club, will give a complimentary mati
nee to the rhildien of the members
on Saturday afternoon, June J, A
program of fancy dances will be
given ny some oi miss jorgrnsen t
pupils of Chambers' academy.
Mrs. m. I... jorKensen and riauKhter
have (iven up their apartments at the
Colonial and taken up residence with
Mist Brown at Carter Lake club.
Happy Hollow Club Opening.
Happy Hollow club lu ld a brilliant
gathering last evening when the club
season wat formally launched. Five
hundred guests attended the opening
dinner dance, for which the club
house wat profusely decorated with
rosea, carnations, pronirs and iris.
The flowers and palms and fernt
were banked on every side and lent
additional grace to the tables at which
the guests were seated.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowrll had
at their guests:
Maaara aim M-adatnea
O U Ilradlry.
Mia Mont I'owall.
Mr. Paul Bradlay.
McLaln Ubbay ft Now Ynr City.
With Mr. and Mrt. J. H. Conrad
were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parrish and
Mrt. W. S. Wiley.
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ut. ana mrs. v.. pt. vvarers enter
tained Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Lemere
and Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hollis-
ter.
Dr. and Mrt. D. T. Quigley, who
came to Omaha recently from North
Platte to make their residence, enter
tained one of the larger parties. Their
guests were:
Maaara and Maadamaa
Will Jafrrtaa, H F Millar,
Claorga (lulntar, Crank Payfarth nf
J r. Mrlalar, Han Fran.'la.o
Will laray,
Another large party wat entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Pegau, who
had at their guests:
.tiaaara. ann AIMaim
Krncai fti-hnrman of r"ramoBt.
Crank Hrown.
Ir and Mra R. (' Hanrr.
Ir and Mra Jvhn I'ulvar,
A CI IC'llk
Crank C'uaradan.
Judge and Mrt. Irvma F. Baxter
bad in their party:
Mnaara and al,1ama
C Melon Nurrta Ik ro w n
Mlaa-a taa--
Juna llrn I u, N, Hrooa
Mr Woadruff Mall u al.nllna. Nh
Mr Albert Fillndm had a Pariv of
Irirni'.i from Spokane, Wash., as his
gursis l here w r ir .
II F anil VI. a I' ll llamkla
-C-aaia tlvaia
7A.1-C ilainhla tjiuutita ilarliola
ill t i. a N-l
Mr and Mis W R Matthews tn.
trruined Mr and Mis C- S Mehluits,
Mm I. unite Sirbbtnt and Miss l en
Miller.
With Mr and Mrs F lwui I Fer-
feet rr Mr and Mr lank ILdn r,,
and Mm Grille a.id Mm l ndnwuod
Mr. and Mi I II Mhii.mi hsl as
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to Wed Announced
guests; Guy LiKgett, J. J. Melick, W.
II. Jones, Charles R. Sherman, W. C
Ross, F. I. Mortof, E. B. Williams,
D. E. Gallaghrr, R. E. Sunderland, J.
A. Sunderland, C. W. McDonald, R.
W. Reed, E, O. Hamilton, A. W. Bow
man, G. L. Howell, G. W. Platner,
J. W. Roberts, A. W. Friend, I, E.
Goodrich, Howard Goodrich, ff. N.
Wood, E. A. Johnson, G. B. Darr, J.
A. Gilmore, W. B. Jewell, Jl, G.
Loomis, R. P. f fantlitoit, C. H. Mar
ley, W. I). Williams, E. H. Barrett,
Dr. I. M. Aikin, G. W. Wickersham,
W. K. Palinatier, C. B. Morton and
V. O'Neil.
Mr. end Mrs. Edward T. Callahan
entertained at a family dinner at the
opening of the club last evening. Mr.
and Mrt. W. E. Rhoadet had eight
guests.
A party of young people made up a
"Dutch treat' gathering at one table.
1 here were:
Mtaaaa
Mlaaaa
C.dim Hamilton,
Kathertna Krug,
Maaara.
Ward flrown,
Tampla M:Ca)den.
Hfhll Ntlann.
Tharaao Hrown.
Nan llarrail,
Maajira
William Palarann,
l4. M. flarnhoaon,
Uon Nalwin,
Dining with Mr. and Mrt. C. C.
N'ieman were:
Mr. and Sirs. Bamual Wauaar.
Mlaara Mlaaaa
Allf'a Duval, Cianavlava Hanford
fjorolhy Banford
of l.inroln.
Maaara.
Al (Iroamllh,
Kobtrl Thompson,
of Lincoln.
Maaara
Joaaph Laird,
llarbarl Ryan.
Dining together wat another party,
including:
Maaara. and Maadamaa
1 H fluari, , U. M, Durkaa
K. K. Klmtrly,
Mrs. Maori Klllrk.
lir, Wllla,
Junior Club Meett.
The Junior Mixers' club met Fri
day evening at the home of Mist Vir
ginia Hoffman and Mr. James Hoff
man. Following a business meeting
and election of officers, the members
danced. The officers for the com
ing year are Miss Mary Finney, pres
ident; Mr. James Hoffman, vice pres
ident; Miss Virginia Hoffman, tecre
tary; Mr. Mark Smith, treasurer.
Those present were:
Mlaara Mlaaaa
K'ltih linwman, Marauarlla Hmllh,
Rdiih Crnilrrlk, Malan Hlawarl.
Naoraaka City i Chli aao;
tlulh Clark, Mary Klnnay,
Vlnlnla Hoffman, Mildred Jonaa.
r,llalnh Clark, Marlon (lodwln,
Halana Wrlihl, Harrlat .lannlnaa,
Kulh Hoffman, Clara Chamkara
lira, a lilai kvall, Phyllis Thomas,
Kthel Nlrhulann, Juilllh Craaman.
Hl,-n Mltchall, Dorla Oordon,
Allra Young, Craneaa Brady,
Mary Klni. Irana O'Nalll.
Katharlna Rlaekaall, Martha Burka,
liomthy Harkar, Oladya MeConnall,
I.nulaa lluraa, Paarl Woodland,
Vara Harvoy,
Maaara Maaara.
tolMrt Hmllh, Rohan Hmllh,
Jarnaa Hoffman, Chliaao;
Itoland Hal.h. Rdward KIpMngar;
Hay Clark, ,!aa Walllngton,
lavld Jonea, Howard Williams.
I'laranra MeAdama, William MrAdama,
(tl, hard Wallman, I'hllln Naah,
Hnharl CraitarlaK. Waltar Nalaon.
Nabraaka Cliy, Hlanlay Nalaon.
Marvin Hlaikonod, All.-rt lilackwoed,
Kuaana llouaa, l.yla Houaa,
William Hakar, il-nra I'almar,
Arnold ViiKidlay, lavld Wotidiay,
Nad O'Toola, Harry Oardnar,
Huaaall clardnar, Mai Adamaon.
l.aalla Norton,
Eastern Star Entertainment.
The Past Matrons and Past Pa
trons' club of Vesta chapter, No o,
gave a 7 o'clock dinner at the Ma
sonic temple, Thursday evening, in
honor of the retiring worthy matron,
Mr. Alberta Krwmer Huuhet, and
retiring worthy natron, Mr. Walter
It. Graham I ollowmg the program
a musical program was given I y Mrs.
M M Hrpion tull, Mho sang Sere
nade," by Schubert, and I adman't
"At Dawning " An instrumental duet
was given bv Mis ( lay W, Yeoman
ami Mis Genrge K Potter.
An Hili'teMmit paper, ' Intf'l Mis
stmt," nil rrad 'ty Mis, Clait
SiiiiiCrvrf. ai , 4 . k was given by
Mr W II kt!!t-.ik, ini grand
aircci id l' sUi ol I". Ins sub- ,
Ject being "h Sicnt ut ill tulei " i
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POPULAR GUEST FROM WTSCON
SIN rN OMAHA
lf ,
it r vj, s
2lizsKa.lhlecn Free
man
Mils Winifred Wallace, president of
the club, acted as toastnnstrcss.
Covers were laid for;
y-j-ir and .M'-ailmii--
I. W. Tonipa.'lt, (nk A HiJKliaa
J K Hlmpnon. M . M. Hinonniall,
W. T Hi-rlngmeyer, Harry l.adyard,
W. If KMI,n.k. ,.n T lirrgg.
tvait.r M. liraham, Hulir-rion,
(J,-ore R 'ort,-r
A. A. i''oatr,
Mlaara
Wlnlfre't Walla,
Mlnnlo Knudruk
f;unanhauaar,
Maud Wallai-a.
Maaara,
William M. Calkar, John Bam ford
Maadamaa
llattla Kall-r,
C, W. Vroman.
Cloranua Watarturjr,
Stoltpart-Schnetz Wedding.
Newt comet from Denver, Colo.,
of the marriage in that city, May 24,
of Mist Henrietta Schnctr, daughter
of Mr. and Mrt. Frank Schnet., to
Mr. Everett Stolspart, all residents
of Omaha. The bride was born in
this city and is a graduate of Central
High tchool, class of 1910. The Rev.
4ohn E. Hummon, former pastor of
ountze Memorial church, of which
the young couple are members, who
baptized and confirmed the 'bride,
also performed the marriage cere
mony in the Messiah Lutheran
church in Denver, where he it the
pastor at the present time.
The parents of the bride and Ed
ward Rasmutsen, schoolmate of the
groom, accompanied the young
couple to Denver. Mr. Rasmussen
acted as the groom's best man and
Mrt. John E. Hummon attended the
bride. Mrt. John Turtle was a guest
at the wedding.
After the ceremony the wedding
party enjoyed a banquet at the
Brown Palace hotel, covert being
laid for ten. The young people will
make their home in Omaha at 2022
Howard street after a short visit in
western Nebraska, expecting to be at
home to their friends after June IS.
White Shrine to Entertain.
Mrs. Anna Rimerman will be host
est for the Sojourners' club and the
White Shrine Friday evening at her
home. Assisting the hostess will be;
Maaara. and Maadamaa
A. Nolman,
A. O, Boehford,
W. W. Karr,
Maadamaa
C, F. Barrowa,
Ora.-a fimlth.
C. H. T. Rlapan.
W. B. Wymu,
A. Holtman,
Cuthbart Vlnrenl,
Madama
H. c;. Rarton,
J. E. Blmpaon.
Mlaa Lola Tlllotaon.
Convent of Mercy Alumnae.
The Alumnae Association of the
Convent of Mercy will hold its annual
reunion at a luncbeon at 1:30 on June
3 at the Fontenelle, A thort pro
gram will be given at the close of
the luncheon, which will be followed
by a business meeting, at which of-
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Nvptials Planned for Shenandoah
of Much Interest to Nebraska Folks
An early June wedding of special
interest to University of Nebraska
and Omaha folks is that of Miss
Gertrude Welch of Shenandoah, la.,
to Earl Ernest May, formerly of
Hayet Center, Neb. Miss Welch is a
former student of the University of
Nebraska at Lincoln where she 5
a member of Kappa Kappa Gam a.
Before attending the university si.e
wat a student at National Park semi
nary at Washington, D. C. Mr. May
holds an A. B. degree from Nebraska
as well as a LL. 11. He is connected
with the Mt. Arbor nurseries, of
which her father, V,. S. Welch, is
president. He is the son of Mrs, R.
May of Hayes Center and attended
Michigan university three years
where he was honored with election
to Phi Alpha Delta legal -fraternity.
He is also an Acacia. The wedding
is set for June S The honeymoon
will be spent at Mackinac Island,
Mich., and (hi y will be at home in
Shenandoah after July 1 The wed
ding attendants are selected from
among the schiobn:es at Lincoln,
Miss ltjd.'ir Shrldon, a Kappa at
Nebraska. hic home ! at Nrhanka,
will be btdienai .she m inece
of a found g.iveriioi 1 he rin;ieairr
will be I red Mas and the ti.mrf
gill lime May, lnrirs ' j'te gt.s.,tn,
II V hutay, it V akclirl-l
will b (lie lrs! nun. Mm I en. .it
Hilllrtt and Mtis I,... rmif Fnikrt
l l lni',!il will n i'd ii the
ti'dut I Ins ! 4 l;H i si i-na
,ii lUnkell Mist 1'iit1! M.'Uvit,
There is a wonderful
lHvlm on ouf nw car don'l fall lhrouKlf ta unJarstaaU ihia Irtvfnlion - just
illMrit nd FtnJ bf Hu.Isom nginevra. ll uU lh Hudt.m Siujuir-Si nr hU
if tHtry tatS car. It U worth whiU itin fw weak -tf nHary - ta t ons tl
Uimo ritatkatl tara. Ua th Aral In i Ht.tity ta Umnn hurittikn.
ficers for the coming term will be
elected. The membership of the as
sociation comprises over 200 grad
uate of the Sisters of Mercy in
Omaha. At a meeting of the alumnae
held m PI4. wdien the sisters were
celebrating t'neir golden jubilee, a
purse of $2,0W. raised by the mem
bers, was placed at the diposa! of the )
sisters.
Wedding Announcement.
A beautiful wedimg was solem
niied at Chambers' academy Sunday
evening when Miss Ida Kulakofsky,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Kulakof
sky. became the bride of Mr. David
C. Gold ware of Ceylon, Minn. Miss
Kulakofsky was fo:nierly a teacher
i in the Omaha ptibl'.t schools.
J The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Hannah Xulakofsky. The
bridesmaids were the Misses Juliette
C. Augustus of Chicago. Ethel Kcin
schrciber and Rose Musbkin, cous
ins of the bride. The ushers were
Messrs. Harry keinsclireiber, Morris
GuliNvart and Harry Molashuck. Tlie
ribbon stretchers v. -.-. e the Mioses
Fannie Kulakofsky i-,.id Sarah Stein
berg'. The flower girls were the lit
tle Mis-.es IVrnicc Kulakofsky and
Dorothy Kcukcn. v. ho i: it-red flow
ers in ti:c path of tlie bride. The ring
bearer was Baby La Verne I'eblowitz.
'Flic groom was attended by the
bride's brother, Dr. Barney Kula
kofsky. The bride wore u gown of ivory
s;itin trimmed in lace, tulle and pearls
and carried a shower borjuet of roses
and lilies of the valley.
'I he ballroom was decorated in
palms, ferns and a huge wedding bell
was hung over the canopy under
which the ceremony was performed.
There were about 500 guests pres
ent, among whom were many out-of-town
people.
Mr. and Mrs. Gold ware left for a
two months' tour of the west.
Sautter-Murphy Wedding.
The marriage of Mist Marie Agnes
Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N.
F. Murphy, and Mr. Walter H. Saut
ter took place Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock at Sacred Heart church,
Father Judge offieating. Mist Maud
Murphy, sister of the ortde, wat the
bridesmaid and Mr. Stepanek was
best man.
The bride wat gowned in white
Georgette crepe, with an overdrest of
radium lace, the gown being trimmed
in pearls. She carried a thower bou
quet of bride't rotet.
Mist Claire Connor played Lohen
gren's wedding march for the en
trance of the bridal party.
After a western trip until June IS,
the young people will be at Ik
lome at
820 Bancroft ttreet.
Betrothal Announcement!.
Mr. and Mrt. A. D. Northrup have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Grace Gertrude, and Mr.
Wilbur Jonet, the wedding to be
celebrated June 24. Mist Northrup
is a graduate of Central High, has a
delightful mezzo-soprano voice and
it well known in Prettiett Mile Golf
club circles. Mr. Jonet it a graduate
of the University of Nebraska and is I
a member of the Innocents and tlie
Delta Delta Upsilon fraternity.
Mr. and Mrt. George T. Lindley
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Doris, to Mr. Norman Bur
gess. The wedding will take place
in June,
De Voe-Callahan Wedding.
Mrs. Rose Callahan announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Gene
vieve, to Mr. Raymond L. De Voe of
Omaha, formerly of Wautoma, Wis,,
which will take place Wednesday
morning, June 14, at 8 o'clock at St.
Cecelia's church. The Rev. Hugh
Gatcly will perform the ceremony.
Will Entertain Delegates.
Mrs. George Brandeis left last
evening for Chicago to visit for two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. A.
Rogers. An interesting feature of
Mrs. Brandeis' Chicago staywill be
the dinner-dance she and Mr. Bran
deis will give at the South Shore
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el I ai-ir tp.'t I I') 41 ai'i-ndma'c
.i'(-.cl jia will !a I Is 0 ctc'd'l'i
new discovery in
MWlliaJrlm
VkMiftlaiSbAB
Country club Thursday evening, June
8. The affair will be given tor
Omahans attending the republican
national convention.
Dinner-Dance at Field Club.
Among those entertaining at the
dinner-dance at the Field club Sat
urday evening were Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Fish, who dined with their guests,
the O, S. Goodriches. the Will Cat
ners and the George VV. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. I'egau gave
a dinner for their guest. Miss Ruth
Botash of St. f'aul, Minn. Mr. and
Mrs. Clement Uuore of Estes Park,
Colo; Miss Louise Storz and Mr.
Eari Etick were tiic other guests.
The Alex Ficks dined with the Guy
L. Smiths and A. I. Roots.
Mr. iind Mrs. Frank C. Best gave
a party to ten.
Wedding Plans.
Miss Huth McMillan, whose mar
riage will be solemnized in June, was
the honor guest at a miscellaneous
shower, given at the home of Miss
Long. She has been the honor guest
at a number of affairs this week. Her
duties as teacher closed F'riday and
she will leave for Omaha Sunday,
vi here she will be with her mother
(or a time before joining her fiance,
Mr. George Martin, in St. Louis,
where they will be married. Mr.
Martin is with the American Press
association in New York City and
(Continued on Tag" Win Column Two.)
BrodegaarcFs
Wedding and
Graduation
Gift Sale ;
Startt Monday
i
Hundreds of tht most
appropriate gifts '-will
be offered in this big
sale at unheard of
prices. Here are de
scriptions of a few arti
cles selected at random
from our big stock
note the price :
A Large Variety, Suitable
for both Graduation and
Wedding Gift$
20-100 Diamond Ring, per
fect and blue-white, for the
tweet girl QlO( ((
graduate sp.ilaUU1
Extraordinary Diamond
Ring, guaranteed blue-white:
Tiffany or fancy solid gold
mounting. QC
tale price pT"J
Extra fine watch, 17-jewel
any make, 20-year gold filled
case. Just the watch for
the young t1 1 7
man yHilu
Most beautiful Bracelet
Watch, can be worn both
ways; no more-appreciated
present by the flQ "yC
young lady piJ
Reconstructed Ruby Ring;
many' excellent designs to
select from for JJC 7
the young man . .PJ iJ
2fj-Piece Silver Mahogany
Chest; beautiful Caroline
pattern; 6 knives, 6 forks, 6
tablespoons, 6 teaspoons, 1
butter knife, 1 suRar shell.
sr.8:.:":'... $11.75
Sterling Silver Graduation
Spoon on sale at, QQ-
each OyC
Gentleman's Leather Belts
with beautiful buck- Q
les. Sale price, each ,7 C
The new Liberty Ladies'
Ring. Sale price, J)0c
Sterling Silver Hat CkLn
Fins, each ' V
We have not raised the
price of sterling silver, and
have the best selected and
all the new patterns of ster
ling silver flat ware suitable
for wedding presents.
At the Sign of the Crown.
Up the Golden Staira.
Brodegaard Bros.
16th and Douglas
OPTICAL CO.
N I CORNER FARNAM At It) TH
YOUR FILMS
Propcrlv Developed and Printed
When Lclt With Ut.
Film re cloped Free
W hrn I rc Ordered
1'rinting 3c to Sc Each,
All m-r Ivdt In lure 4 p m
rr.c ! t,!;iuMi,j d.iv at iiiinii,
THE KAMERA SHOP
JO? Itundeis Thrjttr 11! Ig.
Mil Oi Urs Killed.
1
the
i
The Book of
The Pageant
IS NOW ON SALE AT
BOOK AND NEWS
STANDS
THE
GATE
CITY
A Masque of Omaha
contains:
1 A complete account of the
History and Purpose of
The Pageant of Lincoln
2 The text of "THE GATE
CITY" the book of the
Pageant of 1916 together
with an Introduction fully
explaining the symbolism.
3 The Omaha Legend of the
Sacred Tree, commemorating
a great crisis in the history
of this tribe; the story of
Coronado, based on the orig-
t inal narratives; and a Synop
sis of the Music of the
. Pageant.
4 Color reproduction of the
, Poster of 1916, with descrip
( tive explanation. Also half
tone reproductions of ballet
figures representing beings
of Indian mythology. ,
All for Thirty-Five Cents
If you are going to the Pa
geant, buy a book and famil
iarize yourself with the
story. It will treble your en
joyment. If you have not thought of
going, buy a book. Vou
will think of going after you
have read it.
The Pageant's the Thing
To be presented at Lincoln
June S and 6 next. Even
ing on both days; afternoon
June 6.
Mail orders for the book and
orders for tickets are being
received by the Secretary of
the Lincoln Commercial Club,
Lincoln, Neb.
Prices $1.50, $1.00 and 50c.
Tickets now on sale at Beaton
Drug Co., 15th and Farnam
streets.
yidioimll
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The War in Europe
and
Our Memorial Day
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ar In tfumi'a haa nuhaalaa4 tha
duty aa aw la our allirr daait.
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ru aitrl aralhl anil uthar (lural
eltrifi , tin tav f ar !u,,t
pari
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t'. S. tua raflr--ti,'B Naii, '1181
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