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Tbe Nebraska society, United
States Daughters of 1812, will give a
luncheon at Happy Hollow club Fri
day at 1 p.. m. Mrs. C. H. Anel will
report the' congress of the Daugh
ters of 1812 at Washington and Mrs.
Warren Perry of Fairbury, Neb., will
speak upon the subject, "Patriotic
Work."
The Women's Christian Temper
nee union of Benson will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Akerman. The leader and speaker will
be Mrs. Alice C. Minick of Omaha.
The Benson Baptist Missionary cir
cle met at the church Thursday. Mrs.
D. V. Williams and Mrs. O. Farris led
the program. A luncheon was served
by Mrs. Sharp of Keystone Park.
The Benson Womsn's club holds
lis lat nitrting for the year Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. C C. .Saw
t.elte, A talk on "Domestic Science"
will be given by Mrs. Fred Burnett,
which will be followed by installation
of officers and planning the program
for the next year. Mrs, F. B, Oliver
will act as leader.
rrs association Vill meet rrinay aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock at the school
building to plan details for the grad
uating exercinrs at the school. The
officers of this club are: President,
Mrs. A. Swoboda; vice" president,
Mrs. B. F. Quarton; secretary, Mrs.
I . DrLaney, and treasurer, Mrs.
Uiarles fceborn.
The local center of the Drama
league will hold its annual meeting
in the. auditorium oi Central High
sthool Monday afternoon at 3 :.i0
o'clock. Flection of officers and
She hearing of annual reports are the
principal items of business,
Chapter R. N. of the P. F.. O. sis
terhood will have a luncheon and
business meeting Saturday at the
home of Mrs, F. W. Lehnhoff, Mrs.
Vincent Hascall is in charge of the
program on Nebraska politicians.
Mesdames E. L. Kilgore, E. L, Grout,
Hascall and H. B. Cameron and Miss
Liar Mason are the committee in
:harge.
The final meeting of the Business
Women's club for this year will be
held Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at
the Younijr women's Christian asso
ciation, bor the opening of Summer
ilill farm, this week-end, the girls of
the club will be house guests. Many
will spend their entire vacations at
the summer camp of the association.
The Society of American Widows
will hold I basket picnic at Carter
Lake club Tuesday. The regular
meeting will be Thursday evening at
7:45 p. m. at the Young Women's
Christian association.
Tennyson chapter of the Chau
tauqua circle will be entertained
Monday afternoon at 2:.W o'clock at
the home of Mrs. W. C. Lyle. Roll
call response will be items of current
interest and Miss Eunice Friend will
lead the astronomy lesson. Mrs. Wil
liam Halterman is to give a review
of the reign of Edward VII; Mrs.
Lyle will tell the story of George V,
and Mrs. W. B. Howard will read a
paper on "Astronomy of the Bible."
Major Isaac Sadler chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion will hold its annual business
meeting for election of officers at the
public library Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
Flag day will be observed jointly
with the Omaha chapter at Happy
Hollow .club June 14.
Mrs. J. T. Johnson, who is in New
York now, is attending the biennial
convention of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Johnston
is a member of the Omaha Woman's
club.
The Colonial Dames of America
resident in Jowa held their annual
meeting in Council Bluffs last week
wirh U Alice French of Davenport,
better known as "Octave 1 hanet,
presiding at the meetings. Wednes
day there was a luncheon given for
thrm at Mrs. Ittv Montgomery's,
when the officers of the Omaha C ol
onial Dames, Mrs. Arthur C, Smith,
Mrs. J. J. Stubbs, Mrs. Warren Rog
er, Mrs. Lowrie Clulds, Mrs. C. v.,
Yost and Mrs. C. M. W'ilhelin, were
Clients. Afterward the lovia women
women were invited to have tea with
the Omaha guests at the J'onlenelle.
Among the Iowa members present
as Mrs. George I Curtis of Clin
tn, who is Mrs. J. I . I itgerald's
Kiiest.
The Hireling of the Ruiness Wo
men's council, which will be held in
Agricultural hall, will be led by Mrs.
I, I.. Johnson Wednesday.
Instead of the regular mimical pro
gram, Mr. A. J. l.ordoii, (mm the
I liofi laboratory in New York City,
will give an intrrr Mine demonstration
ot the work on the 1 dion records,
s particular feature bruig the lecordi
luaite by Homer Rode heaver, who it
itiimual director Kr th Billy Sunday
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I l.e ru'iiUr tunrh'on will be served
(rteti II and .' o'lUnk,
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hr, a kmuitiirt antl stunt program
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OFFICERS OF TRAIN SCHOOL PARENTS-TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION: Upper row, Mrs. E. De Laney
and Mrs. Charles Seborn. Lower row, Mrs. A. Swoboda
and Mrs. B. F. Quarton.
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PRESIDENT OF THE LOCAL SMITH
COLLEGE CLUB.
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Omaha Society Notes
(Contlnund from I'tft Two.)
will report the national democratic
and republican conventions for the
association. He will probably be
sent to the headquarters in London.
England, before the summer is over.
Many Visitors at Country Clubs.
Out-of-lown guests graced almost
every dinner-table gathering at both
the Country and Happy Hollow clubs'
opening dinner-dance last evening,
and many entertainments were ar
ranged especially in their honor.
At the Country club, "Chick" Evans
and Ned Sawyer, both of Chicago,
who are spending the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. I'eters, were
guests at Miss Mary Burkley's dinner
for the Cieorge B. Thtimmels. Judge
and Mrs. W. A. Redick entertained
for Mrs. W. R. Sweat and Mr. M.
Schibsbv of Minneapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. Al Gordon for the Frank Gor
dons of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stewart for the Donald Mc
Ferrons of Hoopeston, III. Other
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Qill
man of Dallas, Mrs. Evans of Minne
apolis, Miss Alice Judge of St. Louis,
Mr. and Mrs. I'hilip Hartlett of St.
Joseph, Miss Pauline Fordtran of San
Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F.ustis
of Chicago, Mrs. R. C. Rifenbrirk of
San Diego and Mrs. Grace Clark of
Dubuque. Mr. Arthur Hanford of
Sioux C ity and Walter Scott Penfield
of Washington, D, C, were Robert
Howe's guests.
At Happy Hollow club there was
an equally large number of guests
from other cities. Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Lain I.ibbey of New York t tty, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs G 1 Bradley;
Mr. and Mrs Frank Seyferth of San
l"ranriro, guests of Dr. and Mrs. D.
T. Uu'KW' M,t ''r"'
St Inn man, who came down from Ire
mom o be the guetls of Mr. and
Mrs. !"., A. IVgau. and Mr. Woodruff
Hall of Valentine, Neb, were among
them.
Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Gamble and Mr.
Robert and Mr, Irroome Gamble of
Spokane, Wash., mere guests of Mr.
Albeit I dholm. and the Mises
Dorothy and Genevieve Stnfoid of
I in. ..In were the guests of Mr u l
Mrs C. C. N if man
Notss ol Inltrtat.
Mrs lharirs Hifwit and her daugh-
tmt 1.. VllGIIHa tMlllll. will l in
Antiapobs (or June ei and bsvt .
lakrn Mrs Nathan Shelton' afart
mmt at the Giom titer m Annspohs
lur that ton
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Side yards, on Thursday of last week.
Mr. Albert Davis and Miss Muriel
of Des Moines were married by Rev.
C. N. Dawson of Dietz Memorial
church, Ihursday afternoon at 4
o'clock
Mr. Richard Li Fox and Miss
Ressie M Jones of Skidmore, Mo.,
came to Omaha and were married at
at the-Diet Memorial church par
sonage, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
To Sing at Carter Lake.
The Concordia Singing society will
take part in the opening exercises at
the Carler Lake club Tuesday,
Omahans at Excelsior Springs.
Reisrered from Omaha at the
Hotel Snapp in Excetsiot Springs are
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marowitz, Mr.
R. A. Carrinton and Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Hiighes.
Mrs. H. L. Abrahams of Omaha,
Mrs. L. Rosenfeld of Council Bluffs
and Mrs, F. Blank of Des Moines are
spending two weeks at the Hotel
Snapp.
Change In Residence.
Mrs, Ida M. Hanrhett will close
the home of her father, the late Mr.
William S. MrMicken, in Council
Bluffs, this week, and after Wednes
day next will make her home with
Mr. and Mrs. 'T. R. Rutledge, 1141
South Thirtieth street.
Pleasures Past.
One of the prettiest luncheons of
the season was given Saturday by
chapter B. N., P. E. 0. sisterhood,
lo their friends. About eighty guests
were present.
Mrs. A. Foote entertained for the
SwaMika club Thursday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Frederick
Allen, Mrs, P. Mehrens and Mrs. A.
Footc. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. C. H. Weber.
Past Festivities.
Mrs. D. H. Harding gave a fare
well party for her niece. Miss Fran
ces Shane, of Cleveland, O., Satur
day afternoon at her home. Miss
Shane is soon to return to Cleveland
aftrr an extended visit with her aunt.
Those present were:
Mlm MlMf
fmriio Hhann, llttrit fruit.
JniiMl KniAger, Krlna t,vlii,
Anna AhrahHiritnn, Hlnr-hfl Vouin,
Kannlrr llrofl.ky, MoIIIa 1'irrby, - '
(ill Fillr. Manila Markowllt
A H- Iiuthton, of Kanaaa Clry.
Party for Brownell Hall Girls.
Mrs. W. II. Leavitt will act as
hostess lo twenty-four Brownell
Hall girls vat- an "Under Cover"
party, to be given at the Brandeis
theater Wednesday evening.
Dinner at Omaha Club.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J.
F-. Eitgerald entertained at dinner
at the Omaha club in honor of their
guest, Mrs. George L. Curtis of Clin
ton, la. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pax
ton, Mr. and Mrs. William Hill
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stitl
man of Council Bluffs and Mr. W.
Farnam Smith.
Unknown Author.
St, Catherine's hospital will hsve
a benefit play produced by the
North Brothers at the Krug theater
in (he near future by an unknown
author, a resident of Omaha. The
play will also be considered for pro
duction in New York City by those
behind the new Catholic movement
in the east to bring out plays lacking
neither in moral nor dramatic quali
ties. Country Club Dinner-Dance.
Mis Mary Burkley Rave a dinner
of twenty covers in honor of Mr. and j
Mrs. Geotgc KartrufT Thummell. Mr.!
Cliailrs Fvans, tr., better known in!
the gulling world as "t hick" Fvans.
and Ned Sawyer of Chicago were the
out of town guetts. I
Among the Visitors,
Miss Kathenne Freeman of Racine,;
Wis, is the guet of her Sister, Mrs
Mvron llavMard
lns Pauline Fordtran of San An-
The Season's Favorite
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CHUECH SU2TOAY NIGHT.
?." &aaAL.at
HLhrgacrite Caiml
tonio will remain with Miss Marion
Coad until next week.
Mrs. Isaiah Hale of Topeka is vis
iting her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. Y.
Cook, at the Colonial.
Mrs. Walter W. Talley and small
son, Walter Weldon Talley, jr., of
Terre Haute, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Sweeley, for
a few weeks.
Mr. Richard Young of New York
arrived Saturday for a few days' stay
with his brother and sisters, Mr. Con
rad Young and Miss Gertrude and
Miss Jessie Young.
Miss Harriet M, Parmelee, who has
spent the last two years in Schenec
tady, N. Y,, has returned home and
will spend the summer with her
father, Mr. E. A. Parmelee.
Mr. Chrles E. Hochstetler of Win
chester, England, who has been in
this country since last summer, is
spending the week here with his
brother, Mr. F. B. Hochstetler.
Social Gossip.
Mrs. C. E. Johannes is expected
home from the east this week.
Mrs. Grenville Parker of New York,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Montgomery, in Council Bluffs,
returned Thursday to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hopewell of
Tekamah stopped over Friday on
their way to Chicago, where Mrs.
Hopewell will visit Tier sister, Mrs.
J. M. McCallister, before going to In
dianapolis to the automobile races of
May 30,
Mrs. R. C. Rifenberick, wife of
Captain Rifenberick, formerly sta
tioned here, arrived from San Diego
Saturday on her way east to join the
captain in Indianapolis. Mrs. Rifen
berick is with Mrs. Eva Wallace dur
ing her stay in Omaha.
Mrs. Joseph M. Baldrige. and ton,
Grafton, leave next week for Rock
land, Me., to join her father, Mr. B.
F. Smith, at his summer home there.
Mrs. Baldrige's daughter, Gwendo
line, and her son, Dudley, will spend
the summer at Rockland with her at
the close of school, and Mr. Baldrige
goes east in about month to join
them.
A disappointment of the week has
been the news that the Meredith
Nicholsons of Indianapolis are not
coming. There is a little wonder
among the kinsmen of the promised
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visitors as to just how the report got
out that they were to be at the open
ing of the Country club. Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Stewart, 2d, will be the
guest of the Nicholsons at the inter
national meet at Indianapolis May 30.
Eastern Star Installation.
The Fontenelle chapter of the Or
der of the Eastern Star held their in
stallation of officers ceremony Fri
day evening at the Masonic Temple,
following a dinner to KM) pruests. The
giving of a program of three num
bers was one of the features of the
evening, including a readiiiR and per
sonification by Miss Marguerite
Scott, a piano solo by Mrs. Blaine
Truesdell, a saxophone solo by Mr.
Elmer iV Bovell, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Frank 1'. Perkins.
I he officers acting in the installa
tion ceremonies were Mrs. J. W.
Gamble, past worthy matron, and
Mr. William Rowe, past grand
patron, Mrs. E, N. Reynolds, retir
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The new officers of the chapter
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Dr. William Mack is sentinel.
Personal Mention.
Mr. W. K. McKeen was called to
Terrc Haute, Ind., Sunday thy the
death of his brother.
Mrs. Clara B. McMillan and her
sister, Miss Grace McMillan of Ore
gon, leave this evening for New
Hotel Fontenelle" During the Summer
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summer see us at once. The servant question is a ser
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self of the cares and worries of keeping house during
the summer months by taking advantage of the ex
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3 for South America to make, an ex
tended stay. ,
Mrs. J. C. Rcerier has returned
home after a four weeks' visit with
her sister, Mrs. W. T, Lcary, in San
Antonio, Tex..
Mr. Frank Morsman, son of E. M.
Morsman, has returned to Omaha to
make his home after a four years'
absence in Minneapolis,
Mrs. "John E. Burke and Mrs.
George Lunt. guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Burke, left Monday for the
east, where they have a summer
home in Maine.
Mrs. Andrew Ellison, mother of
Mrs. D. M. VinsOnhaler of this city,
died Tuesday in Kansas City, wherr
she. was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Hill.
Mrs. J, E. Markel and her daugh
ter and Miss Katherine Barton left
Monday for Philadelphia and will be
joined later by Mrs, K. C. Barton.
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in the east.
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