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THE OMAHA SUNDAY KKE: JUNE 4. 1916.
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Debutante's Engagement Announced.
Judge and Mrs. Duncan M. Vinson
haler announce the engagement of
their daughter, Isabel, and Mr. John
Hugui Caldwell, son of Mrs. V. B.
Caldwell and the late Victor B. Cald
well Miss Vinsonhaler is the first
of the winter season's debutantes to
make public her betrothal. Miss Vin
sonhaler is a graduate of Brownell
Hall and Dana Hall at Wellesley,
Mass., while Mr. Caldwell was edu
cated at Andover, later graduating
from Yale. He is also a graduate of
Creighton law department.
Krog-Lehmann Wedding.
Miss Lily Lehmann, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Lehmann,
was married at noon Thursday at the
Kountre Memorial church to Mr.
William Krug, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Krug. The rector of the
church. Rev. Oliver Raltzley, offici
ated. The bride wore a white satin gown
with over drapery of silver net and
bodice trimmed with pearls. The sil
ver net veil was held to her head
with atrings of pearls and she carried
shower bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Marie Krug, sister to the
bridegroom, attended the bride, and
wore a gown of green satin, with
green tulle over. The bridesmaid's
bouquet waa pink Killarney roses.
The bride is a graduate of Brownell
Hall and the bridegroom a Nebraska
university man, belongs to the Sigma
Phn Epsilon fraternity.
After an eastern wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrt. Krug will be at borne after
July 1 at 3316 Walnut street.
Wedding Announcements.
Mr. and Mrt. F. Linn announce the
marriage of their daughter Anna to
Fred Benjamin Dunkin of this city,
which will take place at their home
near F.ssex, la., Wednesday evening,
June 7. The bride and groom will
reside in Omaha.
Mid-summer will be enlivened by
another large wedding, that ot Mis.
Helen Epeneter, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Epenrter, and Mr. Al
bert Busch, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Busch. The wedding will take place
Monday, July 17, at All Saints' church
at 8:30 in the evening.
Deseau-Vaill Wedding Cards.
Cards were received from Mr.
Charles Latham Lawton for the mar
riage of his daughter, Elizabeth Heth
Vaill, to Alvin Henry Dessau on Sat
urday, June 24, at noon at Trinity
church, Houghton, Mich., to be fol
lowed immediately, after by a recep
tion at his home.
Miss Vaill is the granddaughter of
Mrs. Martha Heth of this city, spent
her childhood here and since then
has made frequent visits to Omaha.
Mrs. Heth and Mrs. Stockton lleth
will go to Houghton for the wedding.
Mr, Dessau will tane nis nnoc ri i
live, his home being New Britain,
Conn. , ,
Dawson-Petersen Betrothal.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Petersen an
nounce the engagement , f ,,'"'
daughter, Miss Luella, to Mr. Walter
Fred Dawson of Linwood, Neb.
Miss Petersen is a graduate of the
Omaha High school and attended
Vassar college for two years and dur
ing the last year the University of Ne
braska. An early wedding is not ex
pected, as Miss Petersen returns to
Vassar in September.
Mr. Walter Dawson is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. i. Dawson of Lin
wood, Neb. He has been conducting
a chain of elevators about the state
for several years and is a member of
the Omaha Grain exchange. He is a
member of theCommercial and Happy
Hollow clubs and resides at the ron
tenelle hotel.
The announcement was formally
made at a luncheon and matinee party
given by Mrs. P. F. Petersen, with
twelve guests present.
Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Benson, who have
lived in Omaha thirty-hvf years,
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary Friday evening. Mr. Ben
son is 70 and Mrs. Benson. 67. l ive
children and nineteen grandchildren
were present to assist in the cele
bration. The children are Magny.
Enoch and Miss Emma Benson. Mrs.
Carl Lundouist of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Carl Turnquist. '
Wedding Anniversary.
Mrs. lerome Lillie entertained at
a kenaington at her home Friday af
ternoon in nonor 01 me innivmnj
of her wedding. Sixty guests were
present, and the rooms were dec
orated with white and pink peonir.
A musical program was given As
sisting the hnnietn were Mi fiinn
Ward. Mrs L. Iran and Mr VS. U
Ilirney.
At th Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs J. 1.. I itrgerald dined
with tight guests at the turdsv
evening dinner-dance at the Country
club.
One of ths many bridal affairs (or
Miss Harriet Melt was a dinner in
bff honor, givrn hv her c"i'"
Mtts (ten rude Men ami Mr. Philip
Melt. Msteen guests were iesent
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ONE OF THE OMAHA GIRLS GRAD
UATING AT U. OF N.
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dined with their guests, the T. J. Ma-
honeys, Mr, and Mrs. r. 11. Games
and the W. A. Erasers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. F'itzgerald gave
a dinner for Miss Mary Hall of Chi
cago. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sturtevant,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill Clarke,
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Bradbury and
Mr. and Mrs. James Ludlow were the
other guests.
The John W. Rcdirks entertained
Judge and Mrs. W. A. Redick. Mr.
and Mrs. William Tracy Burns and
the W. J. Foyes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Blackwell had
four guests, and Mr. King Denman
had two.
Malva White Shrine Affair.
Mrs. Anna Kimerman entertained
Malva White Shrine at a dinner-dance
Friday evening. Decorations were in
pink peonies. The guests were:
mah. ana .MMtflHmB-
H Hurmn.
r. K. llArrrt.
Hm Irmhr. Jr ;
Pr. C. H rli.
rr. A, A. Holimn,
W. W. Korr,
II. O. Klnn.
0. R l.1vfl.
J. V. Mlllor,
C. fl. Mlonry.
A. I.. Nblt,
A. 1'. Nrnm.
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Anna rural
of Nnrfnia,
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M laara
tola TlllKlaon.
Ruin ltihfnfil.
Mahal R li'har.laon,
Marnrt Mi'uin.
Uulh Wabara,
M'aara
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llhur l.is.i-fiiiin
('. It. T Rlapan,
A. I- Rorhaford.
3. V Ralaman,
I.. A. Hmlth,
Dr. J B Hlmpaon.
th r. flhrum.
I'. Vlncanl.
I I.. Vandant.
W. n. Wyman.
K. J. Wabar.
A. A. Wadamajrar.
Maadamaa
Ann Klrnarnun,
i:ilan ShUMa,
I'arrla I Ikott.
R. J. Uliklar.
allaaaa
liaa .;maraan.
I.ualfa Klmarman.
Kmnr Klmarman,
Huih Marlon.
M,,.r
I. la Klmarman.
i l.tffii'.- lUntvruian,
U i Wilv4.
At H.pry Hollow.
Mias Vlornne lo rntnUmed tne
inemhrrs of Na'nu t hi Onirs soror -
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to Visit Parents
their oldest son, Wentworth, and his
family of Oakland, Cal.
At Carter Lake Club.
Mrs. C. C. Jaycox was elected presi
dent and Mrs. Paul Myers, vice presi
dent, of the Carter Lake Kensington
club at a meeting held Friday after
noon. The members, who are the
cottagers at the club, voted to hold
one luncheon and one dinner alter
nately each week during the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Davey of
Bensonhurst announce the engage
ment of their only daughter, Miss
Ruby Davey and Mr. Harry Reed of
Benson. The wedding will take place
in July and will be a large church
wedding.
Prettiest Mile Golf Club.
Mrs. George W. Covert will enter
tain the women of the Prettiest Mile
Golf club at a lawn party at her resi
dence, I.KW South Thirty-fifth avenue,
Tuesday evening. She will be assisted
by Mesdames A. M. Smith, Charles J.
VVonder, I). Howard Hawk, Anna J.
Downey, Walter A. Meyer, Charles
W. Martin, E. R. Needham and the
Misses Aurora Brown and Ruth
Covert. The decorations on the table
will be baskets of syringas and white
peonies.
At the Field Club.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Meyrr had
seven guests; Mr. Paul Weare, six;
parties to four were given by the Lee
Huffs and Mr. C. E. Hutchinson;
others entertaining were Me. P. C.
Hyson, Mr. Charles Sorrel and Mr.
D. H. O'Shea.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Towle en
tertained Saturday evening at the
Field club for their house quests, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Towle of Falls City.
Those present were:
lr. and Mr. A. H. Hlppla.
Maaara. and Maadamaa
C. A. Ooaa, T. C. 0aia.
A. O. Storrs. John W, Towla. ,
Another dinner party -of the eve
ning was given by Mr. and Mrs. E.
P. Smith, who dined with:
Dr. and Mra. W. It. flharraalan.
Maaara. and Maadamaa-
A. I. Marilnit. fharl Ovar.
H. Kradarlik. J. B. .Ulanrhard.
Mra. Aleiandar Marriott of Doinar.
Among the Visitors.
Miss Helen Taylor of Nebraska
City is the guest of. Miss Merritt
Swinney.
Mr. M. KochenthaJ of Rochester,
N. Y is visiting his sister, Mrs. S.
Lehman, at 205 Souih Thirty-second
avenue.
Mrs. Turner McAllister of Oak
land. Cal., has arrived to be the guest
of her parents, Ma and Mrs. A. 0.
Edwards.
Mrs. E. Rengler nd her niece, Miss
Martha Friedman, of New York City
will arrive next Tuesday to visit Mrs.
Rengler's sister, Mrs. A. Wiess.
Mrs. Love D. Filhins and daugh
ters, Marion anrl Ruth, will lie in
Omaha this week to visit the former's
sister. Mrs. J. Ml Csrse. Their home
is in Oakland, Cal.
Mrs, E. K. Morrison of karma
City arrives Monday from Lincoln,
where she has been visiting brr sis-
It'r, Mrs. i.omi ivorsmcvrr. io rr inr
I guest ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs
iA. P. Tukey. ior two or three week
rati iospii4imra.
Mrs. J V. Wehh, M's R. C. Per
son and Mr. P.. A Mclilaston enter
tun at lunf heon Weilnetday for P
I" O sistrubcHnl mrmliffi, inclulii'g
Miss AM' Burns ot I inn. in, Mr
Nina Ki! n ot Keauirv; Mr Umr
I'rrih IUihas, V IV oo, t i . I
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ton. A 1. S'lti n. V i o, IIoihc
mart, Iif Mr, ti I' t opj-vr M 1 Mis
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Announce Their Engagement to Wed
"Jet, ',
Isahel Tinsonhalep
Mr. Luther Drake, Mr. C. W. Hull,
Mr. E. M. Fairfield, Mr. E. P. Peck,
Mr. E. Buckingham, Mr. R. C. Howe
and Mr. E. W. D ixon. These men
are members of a little Saturday
night club which meets weekly at
the Omaha club. Wednesday they
played gr,lf at the Country club and
then adjourned to the Omaha club
for the dinner.
Omahans at Excelsior Springs.
H, Novitsky of Omaha is a recent
arrival at the Hotel Snapp in Ex
celsior Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. O Brien are in
Excelsior Springs to spend a few
weeks at the Hotel Snapp.
Change in Residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C Belden
have moved to 4909 California street
Confirmation "At Homes."
Mrs. M. Newman will be at home
Wednesday from 3 to 6 and 8 to 10
in honor of her daughter's comfirma-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Harding
will receive Wednesday evening from
f! to 10 in honor of the confirmation
of their son Joseph.
In honor of the confirmation of
their son Samuel, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Stern of Council Bluffs will receive
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Freiden of Coun
cil Bluffs will be at home Wednes
day from 3 to 5 o'clock in honor of
the confirmation of their son David.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris will be at
home Wednesday from 2 to 5 in the
afternoon and in the evening from 7
to 9 in honor of the confirmation of
their son, Nathan Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kulakofsky will re
ceive Wednesday between the hours
of 2 and S in the afternoon and 7 and
10 in the evening, in honor of the con
firmation of their daughter, Bernice.
Bible Class Closes Year.
The Bible class of which Mrs. D.
W. Merrow was leader closed a very
successful course of study Thursday
morning at the home of Mrs- D. O.
Veats. Mrs. W. H. Ahmanson
presented Mrs. Merrow with a beauti
ful bouquet of pink and white peonies.
Members of the class are as tollows:
Majtda man
f 1 Nivll,
W, H. Alm.anaon,
.1. T. (.-hllir.
1. O. Yama.
W. K. Find lay.
r. I. Hnpprr,
K. W. ttavral.
Mlaara
M. E, c'urrana.
AIHilaina-
P. ' .Marrow,
T W Slllla,
P". C Ptona,
M. ft aba.
r, mil.
.1. Turk.
J. Traill.
M laaea
Nallle Traill.
News of the School Set.
l-'ftllnwinff ilii" Brvan Miwr com
mencement Thursday, Miss Marjorie
Nmtn went to Afw lor to visit a
classmate, Miss Du Fourqc, and then
will n m Italtimnre to visit another
collene friend before coming home
atiout June 15.
Mm I'.milv Keller, who finishes at
Rosemary llall June 8. will go to
,i point June 13 to attend the
lime hop, anil will visit Miss Alice
Young at Maikinac before coming
home.
Mr. and Mrt, John W. Towle and
Miss Tnwlc leave Tuesday for the
rmt to attend tlie graduation of Miss
N'aotnt I'ottle from Bradford acade
my. They will all g" t" the Cornell
races june If, before returning home.
Mr. 'and Mr W, R.Mm are ex
pecting their son, E C. Sage, home
June li1 froM M I onis, where he
will rrifive his tor of medicine
.trjire from Wa-hit-gtoti I'tuversily
Me.-,ial boo', lie vnil ul,e a two
wrrk I4ul"i. niMii'inir to t. 1 OlIU
l.,i. t to like a i,.iii.n si hotiae
.,!lHft ,,n if,.- , -In ten ii a I service at
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Bend, Ind., to visit after they go to
Washington, Baltimore and Buffalo
with Mr. Robertson.
News of the School Set.
Miss Ruth Kinsler returned Tues
day from school in Washington.
Philip B. Chase, who is a mem
ber of the freshman crew at Cornell,
was in the victorious rare last Sat
urday on Lake Cayuga when Cornell
beat both the Yale and Princeton
crews. The big intercollegiate race
will occur on the Hudson, at Pough
keepsie, on the 17th of this month.
Social Gossip.
Mrs. W. R. KrKeen returned Mon
day from the cast.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McShane re
turn today from three weeks at Excel
sior Springs.
Mrs. T. C. Goss of C leveland is the
guest of her brother-in-law, Mr. C. A.
Goss, and Mrs. Goss.
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Allison have
opened their summer home, "Rosc
more Ledge," near Calhoun.
Mrs. Ben Gallagher arrived home
Sunday from the east, where she has
been since the first week in May.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Towle of 1-alls
City came Thursday to spend the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Towle.
Mrs. John N. Baldwin and her
mother, Mrs. Holcomb, left Thurs
day for Watervillc, N. Y for the
summer.
Mrs. E. W. Nash expects her grand
sons, Nash and Henry Cartan, to
come from San Francisco to spend
the summer with her.
Mrs. J. T. Stewart, 2d, returned
Thursday from a vis:, of two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Meredith Nich-
nl.nn in I n H iiina noli s.
Miss Lynn Curtis leaves mis even
ing for Chicago, where she will spend
the week before going to Villa Bclvi
dere, home of the Hoxie Clarkes.
Miss Margaret McShane nas re
turned from a winter in Baltimore
with her sister, Mrs. Colling, and is
ith her brother and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McShane.
Mrs. J. R. Ringwalt anrl son, jacK,
r.tMmaH mrlav from six weeks in
the east visiting her sister, Mrs. Jo
seph Garneau, near Princeton, ana ner
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
G. Ringwalt, in New York.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Capen are spend
ing a few weeks at Fremont.
Mrs. Hugh Weed and daughter
Phoebe have returned to St. Louis.
Mil. Reiaalir- l.lllK tTtn lias Kolie tO
Seattle, Wash., Ao spend the summer
with relatives.
Mrs. Albert Swartzlamler returned
last week from the east, where she
spent several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Redick, who
have been in New York for a week,
are expected home today.
Mr. C. H. Guiou arrives today from
Hollywood, Cal., to soend the summer
with his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A.
P, Guiou. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm and
Mrs. Warren Rogers are spending the
week-end at Wakefield, Neb., with Mr.
and Mrs. Haskell.
Miss Marion Rogers of Long
Beach, Cal., who has been visiting
Mrs. T. L. Kimball and Miss Ara
bella Kimball, left last Saturday
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. George X Peek of
Moline are at present al I tf Park,
Colo, for two or three werV.s
Mrs. I. M Mrtialt. with her broth
er," E. J. Cornish, went to Denver
.Wednesday on business. They will
return today.
Mrs. Mstthewson Patrick is at the
WiUhire hotel in Los Angeles and
will remain in California until au
tumn Recently she visited Mis Rena
Host at Paul.-"
Mr, and Mrs I Mwar I Meets w no
were married in I v 1 ' recentlv,
I returned i nuri.iav
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settled in their home at Forty-second
and Davenport streets.
Mr. E. A. Holyoke of Madrid. Neb.,
has arrived to join Mrs. Holyoke, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Hollister. The Holyokes will remain
until the middle of the week.
Mrs. George A. Rohrbough will
leave Monday morning for the Pa
cific coast to spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Wilhelm Bone
kempcr, at Vancouver, Wash.
Dr. J. R. Kleyla, who has spent the
last year in Denver, left Friday morn
ing for Vail, la., after a visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Klevla. From Vail, Dr. Kleyla will go
to Rochester, to be gone eight weeks.
Mrs. V. Schonberger and daughter
Louise left Saturday evening for Ex
celsior Springs, to be gone two weeks.
Miss Eva Alpirn left last evening
for St. Paul, Minn., to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. D. P.
Feder.
Word comes from Evanston that
Mrs. J. B. Wootan has had to under-
r,.-. znniUmr nnaratinn. wViirh ia fv.
niiv'.ii. . vj'v. .., '
pected to afford her relief. She is yet
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Ml U1C llURlJUrtl, UUI 13 y URI V aanifj
favorably.
Miss Gladys Mullen leaves Monday
morning for Des Moines to attend the
graduating exercises at St. Joseph's
academy, where her sister, Jeanne, is
a member of the class. Miss Mullen
will remain over for the alumnae en
tertainments. Five-Year-Old
Lass Goes Visiting
On Own Account
Grace Webber, aged 5 years, caused
considerable anxiety and excitement
in the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
F. W. Comoton. 915 South Twentieth
street, Friday evening, when she
failed to return home. I he child was
located in the home of a neighbor,
where she had gone to play, and spent
the night, "when it was too dark to
go home.
FAREWELL BREAKFAST TO
THE RETIRING TEACHERS
Superintendent Graff and Assistant
Superintendent Graham of the public
schools were the only men present at
a farewell breakfast tendered by the
Teachers' Annuity association at
Happy Hollow club to Mrs. Nora 11.
Lemon and Miss Dora Harney, retir
ing principals.
Fifty women attended the function.
Mrs. Agnes M. Harrison, principal of
I'arnam school, presided.
"Y. M." GLEE CLUB TO GIVE
CONCERT AT OAK M.E. CHURCH
The Young Men's Christian asso
ciation Glee club, assisted by Mrs.
Ray Flanningan, soprano; Miss Wini
fred Travis, read and George Comp
ton, Tenor, will give a concert at the
Oak Street Methodist church Tuesday
evening. The Glee club, which is
under the direction of Lee G. Kratz,
will give selections from the operatta,
"Captain Van der Hum."
DR. PETERS TO PREACH THE
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
The graduates, members of the
alumni and students of the University
of Omaha are to attend church at the
North Side Christian this morn
ing. The pastor of the church. Rev.
George L. Peters, will preach the
baccalaureate sermon. There will be
special music for the occasion.
ASK. TOR AND GET
SKINNER'S
THE HIGHEST QUALITY
SPACES ETTB
3 PAG! RECIPE BOOK FREI
SKINNER MFG. CO., OMAHA, U.S.A.
LARGEST MACARONI FACTORY IN AMERICA
Wedding and
On Sale This Week.
PRICES CUT RIGHT IN TWO
No. 1. 20-100 Knrat Blue White Perfect Diamond in Tif-
fnnv Kinir. this week $20 00
No. 2. Solid (iold Pnvaliere, nifty designs, set with Diamond,
Rubv, Snphire. Emeralds. Regular price $0.00, this
week $3 00
No. 3. Genuine Reconstructed Tiffany Solid Gold Ruby
Rings. ReKuliir prices $10 to $12, this week. . . .$5 to $0
No. 4. Beautiful Gold Filled Bracelet Watch. Regular price
$10.00 this week JS.VOO
No. 5. Solid Gold Brooches, latest and up-to-date Patterns.
Prices rut in two.
No. t'. Cut Glns Water Sets with Mirror Plutau. Regular
price $10.00, this week S.VOO
No. 7. t-inch Cut Glass Bowl. Regular price $3.50, this
week $2-7o
No. 8. n.-autiful Cut Glas Bud Vase, Regular price $1.50,
this week 7rC
No. f. Creamer and Sugar, this week, u ,iair 1 t0
No. 10, Leather Belts, swell buckles, thu week )Jf
At the Sign of BRODEGAARD BROS.Up CoUen
the Crown t6th nd Douglas.
Yu Cmn Sndl Fr Any On
"Hotel Fontcnelle"
If have not completed your plan for tho
Mimmer c w at onc Th -"n ar.t question is a ser
ious on with a print many. You fan relievo your
nef of the c;irt ami worries of keeping houe during
the mimmrr month by UxUng advantaj;e of the o.
tnmely low rnt" now l.einj; offered by the "Hotd
Kttntenello" from June 1st to Heptember Uth.
Hotel Konte nelle Omahi's prosre.vive sntl ex.
reptional h 4rl. An example of the hlhf ft depe. of
effiflt ney in hot.1 ?ervioe in evfr'repect. Heflned,
elrrAnt, modem anil un umaed a 1 .vf ty, com
fort, convenionee, furnihiP.ct cuUlne, etc.
Introducing
A New Doctor
Cupid, M.D.
He is an 11 around good phys
ician, but he specializes on
nervou diseases, grouchlness,
and all illness of long standing
What medicine does he use?
p FLOWERS
Roe$
Carnations.
all purely vegetable and better
medicine for a tired spirit, or
a sick heart than is found in
any drug store. Ask the drug
gist There Is more than medi
cine in flowers; there is joy
and happiness.
For suoh cases I am the doc
tor. John H. Bath
"Th, Cartful FlorUt"
1804 Earn am Ht., Omaha.
Phone iKniBlan 3000.
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Fitted Bags
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j June Bride I
Suit Cases
We have a most complete
line OI morocco una ei ii-otiirr 0
suit cases, fitted with white
mounted toilet articles. Silk
lined, in all colors. The most ac
ceptable present for any woman
and especially a bride. Priced !
At $20.00, $25.00, $28.50, I
$30.00, $35.00 and up to $50.00 1
Traveling Bags
The fitted traveling bags in
seal and morocco with beautiful
white toilet articles are ideal
bride presents. At prices rang
ing from $20 up to $50.
A Most Complat Assortment.
At least coma and see them.
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0 "Omaha's Baat Baifafa Build1!-."
1 1803 Farnam
YOUR FILMS
Properly Developed and Printed
When Left With Us.
Films Developed Free
When Prints Are Ordered
Printing 3c to 5c Each.
All work left before 4 p. ni.
ready following day at noon.
THE KAMERA SHOP
507 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
Mail Orders Filled.
Graduation Gifts
of ThM Article Vy Mail.
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