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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 11, 1916.
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
At the Country Club.
The Herbert Wheelere dined witb
Mn. Richird C Rifenberick of San
Diego, Cal, tnd Mrs. Edwird James
of Alameda, Cal.j Mrs. Eva Wallace,
Mr. Elmer Cope, Mr. Arthur Scribner
and Mr. Stockton Heth. The dinner
was given by the Wheelers in honor
of Mr. Wheeler's cousin, Mrs. James,
and Mrs. Wallace's guest, Mrs. Rifen
berick. Other hosts and hostesses of the
evening were the Walter Pages, who
: had fourteen guests; Mr. John Cald
well, fourteen; Mr. H. B. Hart, six:
the Glenn Whartons, ten; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Meti, three, and Mr. W. R.
- Butler, six.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyman gave
a dinner Saturday complimentary to
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler, who will
leave to make their home in Kansas
City July 1. Ten guests were in the
party.
1 Another distinctive party of the eve
ning was a guest affair, given for the
popular Donald McFerrens of Hoope
iton, III., who are visiting Mrs. lie
ferren's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Test Stewart of Council
Bluffs. The hostesses were Miss Eliza
beth Davis and Miss Mellon Davis.
The guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdames
Ward It. Burgess, C. T. Kuwait,
Harold Prltchett, Prsd Hamilton.
J. T. Stewart, Id., W. T. Burns.
Hiss M Hired Butler.
Measra
Wuiard Butler, Ben Warren,
Wars Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Yates dined with
their guests, who were:
Messrs. and Mesdamee
r. a Hoohetetler, Harrf Clark, Jr.,
Victor Whlta,
Mr. Charles Hoehatetler of London, Bat
land. - .
Mr. William Farnam Smith enter
tained for: . ,
Messrs. and Meedemes
James I Paxton. A. V, Xlnstsr.
Mrs. J. B. Fltiserald.
Visa Ida Sharp.
' Mr. Herri- B. O'Neill.
The interesting party of last eve
ning at the country ciud was, oi
course, the bridal affair, the last of the
many compliments to Miss Elizabeth
Congdon and Mr. Robert Forgan, who
will be married Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
George Redick were the host and
hostess and those present were:
Messrs. ana Meaaami
Arthur a. Bojere,
Wa'ter Roberts,
fouls Clarks.
Paul Oslleiher,
Rosa B. Towle,
Tom Davie,
Barton Millard,
John Madden. t
Mr. S. Herbert French of LovlavUI.
Ml Misses
Josephine Consdon, Elisabeth Confdon,
Mesera Messrs.
Davd rortaa I of Chloaso. v.-
of Chleet. Robert roraaa . ,
rhillp HjiM of Chloas. ,
. rtnt.nf.Tnwn Waddlnar. '
A special car will carry wedding
guests irora umana to un uuimi
Monday for the marriage of Miss
Sarah Davidson and Mr. J. Harry
Kulakofsy of Omaha. The wedding
will be a large church affair Tuesday
evening, followed by a reception at
the Chamberlain hotel The Omaha
guests will also attend a dancing
nartv at the Hovt Sherman place
Monday evening in honor of the
bridal eounle and a luncheon Tuee
day given by the bride'a parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Saul Davidson. ,
Miss Miriam Levy, Mis Hannah
and Mr. Louis Kulakofsky are the
Omaha members of the bridal party.
After an eastern wedding trio the
young peopte will make their borne
in Omaha. The bride is a graduate
of the Cummins School of Art, while
' the bridegroom attended the Uni-
versity of Michigan. , v
Moore-Nordby Wedding .
The marriage of Misa Oar Nordby
of Benson and Mr, Joseph Moore of
University Place took place Wednes
day morning at 6 o'clock at the We
lyan chapel of Lincoln, where both
had graduates, tnu week irora wet
leyan college. The wedding was a
school affair, with ttudenta at attend
antt. '
Mr. and Mra. Moor left Benson
after a two days' visit for the Philip-
pine Islands, where thew enter mis
, tionary work on September 1.
At the Field Club.
Others entertaining were Mr. J. W.
Hughes: Mra. H. K. Schafer, eight;
Mr. ana Mra. A. I. Root, ten; Mr.
and Mra. James Trimble, two; Mr.
and Mra. H. E. Milliken, four; Mra.
J. J. Sullivan, ten; Mr. W. P. Palmer,
., two. .
Tuesday 500 Elk will be enter
tained at the dub at supper and
dancing. : .
Denis Barkalow,
Arthur Kaolins.
John Redlek,
C. B. Mela, i
Oeorts Redlek.
Harry McLeod
of Minn ea Bolls.
CHAIRMAN OF WOMAN'S FLAG
DAY PARADE.
DRAMATIC DIRECTOR THE TEE
BIRD MASQUE, "SANCTUARY."
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At Happy Hollow Club.
One of the larger parties of the
Saturday evening dinner-dance at
Happy Hollow was given by Mr, and
Mr. Everett Buckingham for their
ton, Robert, who had eighteen guests
of the vounarer set
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fallon, gave a
dinner party for their house guest,
Mist Fanny Lewie of Kansas City.
inose present were:
- Messrs. aad Mesdamee
M. J. jaffora, w. U Cam.
J. P. Palloa.
. Mist rannr tawta. .
Mr, rarer A. Well.
8ewinc Circle Abandona Meetlne-e.
The Deborah circle, which haa been
sewing for the Visiting Nurse asso
ciation, held its last meeting until
fall Monday at the heme of Mrf r,
L. McCoy, Mrs. L. A. Welsh it presi
dent and Mra, W. H. Bucboli tecre
. ury-treMurer of the circle. The mem
ber are:
Meeds;
w. Ei
Baetaola.
H. O. Bdwarda, ,
Q. J. l-wro. '
. Harry Jordon, .
R. r. Kloka..
J. A. Kuha.
F. L. McCoy. .
A. D. Peters.
. a feUrs. .
R- D. Pollard.
nai&Doit.
C. B. Rebtnsea.
. A. C. Sorlsnar,
B. t. Smith.
J. B. Towle.
CH. trpdlk. :
A. Welsh.
To Honor Quest
Miss Helen Foley entertained Fri
day evening at her home in honor of
her guest. Mist Madtlyn Roeter of
Grand Island. ' Mist Roeter wat also
guest of honor at a matinee party
at the Brandeit Saturday. The guests
Friday evening were:
Minn . Iflas J
Madeira aVsaaar. i aiandora Klneber.
Marl rtamlsaa. Ana Footer.
Mart Doaahu. Bo ante Doan.
Loulae eoiiar. ' Dorothy Man?.
Helea re It.
Entertain French Clata. '
Miss Ella J. Brown entertained the
French class of which she is a mem
ber at Carter Lake club Tuesday
evening. Supper wat served at her
bungalow, ten guests being present
. Miss Maud Jorgensen'a adult danc
ing class at Carter Lake club com
menced Monday evening. ' The chil
dren's first class was held Saturday
morning. A good representation at
tended both classes. '. .
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Over fifty guests were present at
the Friday evening dinner-dance.
Among those entertaining wat Miss
Eunice Ensor, who gave a dinner for
Miss Romona McElroy. Those pres
ent were:'
Misses Misses
Romona McBlroy. Helen Cresssy.
Hslen Clark. Sadie Rothhols.
Messrs. Measra
Charles Comheuier. Men Hohusok. ,
Edwin Pearson. Our Poland.
R. C Blaokmoro. i i ' "
Other guests at the club for the
eveninsr were: Mr. Harrv C Christen-
sen, Miss Maud Cochran, Mr. Willis
Miller, Miss Dorothy Atkins, Miss
Beckett, Miss Helen Dunham, Miss
Beth Heaton. Mis Marshall. Mr. Met
calfe, and Messrs. Atkinson, Laurend,
urtswold and Jsraet
Chinees In Residence.
Mrs. Mora Marple and daughter
Toaeuhine are established at the Colo.
nial until they go to Denver for the
summer.
Mra. George Peterson has given up
her apartment at the Knickerbocker
and is at the Colonial
Mr. C L. Deuel, who sold hit home
on Douglat street recently, has pur
chased a home atr 5204 California
street and, with his daughter and son,
moved into it last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker have
old their home in Worthineton
place and will give it up the last of
this month, when Mrs. Barker and
children will go to Buizard't Bay for
the tummer.
Plan lor Summer Travel
Mra. A. C Powell and Mra. Charles
Powell will leave Thursday to spend
the summer at l Jolia. t-ai.
Mra. r. N. Conner expect to leave
bout Thursday for the east, going
to Lake George, Canada, and other
placet. .
Mile. Marie L. Andre tailed
Wednesday from Seattle for Japan, to
spend the tummer traveling in that
country.
Mr. ana Mrs. koss iowie leave to
morrow in their car for Canyon City,
Colo- to visit Mrs. Towle's parents,
Mr. and Mrt. De Weete, for three
weeks. Upon her return Mrt. Towle
expect to go to Okoboji for a few
weexs ueiore going to Wisconsin.
Mrs. W. V. Morse and ner sister,
Mrs. Richard Carrier, leave today
to snend the summer at Vancouver,
B. C. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Morse, who have been visiting here
and who will accompany them north.
Mra. Carrier expects to go to Call'
fornia in the autumn to remain for
the winter.
Miss Lillian Edith Shram, who
spent the last year teaching in the
Sterling (Colo.) High school, lett
Friday for an extended western trip.
She will visit in Salt Lake City, Bur
ley, Idaho: Portland, Taeoma,
Spokane and Seattle, going by boat
to Vancouver. With a party of friends
she will spend some time in the Cana
dian Rockies, returning to Omaha via
Duluth and St Paul, about August 1.
Note of Interest
Mr. Edwin Swobe goes next week
to bit old school, Shattuck, where he
la to deliver an address at a class
reunion.
Mr. and Mra. George Barker, Jr
who have been visiting Mrs. J. L.
Batchelder in Chicago for two weeks,
returned Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wright and
daughter, Elizabeth, have gone to
their summer cottage, "Tennessee,"
on Lage Okoboji, where they will re
main until aoout septemuer l.
Mrs. Charles Offut and Mist Vir-
ginia Offut returned home Monday
From Annapolis, where they spent
June week after the close of Miss
boence s school in New York.
Miss Betty Fairfield leave Wednes
day for QticsKO to lout her cousins.
Mrs. Cement Chafe and Miss Helena
Chase, and to go with them Friday
to wooattocic, in. tor tne summer.
Csipsr Offut who is taking a post
graduate course at Harvard, plans to
attend the second business men s
camp at Pittsburgh, N. Y., before
coming home. Thornton Pray, who
has visited Omaha, will also go to
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the camp, which opent July 12. In
the meantime. Mr. Offut will put in
hit time visiting friends, including
Mrs. Arthur C. Smith and her family
at Cohassett, and he will also go to
Cornell to see Edward Aycrigg, for
merly of this city, graduate. .
Mrs. K. J. winning returned aunaay
from, a month In the east, during
htch time she visited her. son in
Philadelphia, spent a few days at
Atlantio City, and wat with her
daughter, Miss Louise, in New York.
Miss Dinning and Mrs. entries w.
Turner finished their course in
trained nursing and are now visiting
in and around New York.
Miss Reams Connell, who has been
to Brown college for a "prom.'' and
visiting at Newport since the close
of her school in Boston, May 6, was
this week at her old school, Dana
Hall Yesterday she motored to West
Point for the June hop, after which
she goes to Long Island for a visit
and comes home by way of Cincinnati,
and Lodi, III., about the 'last ot the
month.
Wedding Announcement
The marriage of Mitt Agnes Bar
bara Borciyk and Mr. Joseph Raye
vich of West Point took place Tues
day morning at 9 o'clock at the
Chtirch of the Immaculate Concep
tion, Rev. T. Kalamaja officiating.
The ceremony was followed by a re
ception at the home of the bride,
htch was largely attended.
The bride was gowned in white
crepe de chine, the tulle veil arranged
in cap effect and she carried
shower bouquet of bride's roses.
Miss Therest Gorlick, maid , of
honor, was gowned in pink crepe de
chine and wore a corsage bouquet
of pink roses and a butterfly bow of
pink tulle in her hair.
Miss Cecil Gorlick and Miss Celia
Ctaplewski were the bridesmaids, the
first named in blue crepe de chine
and the other in yellpw with butter-
tiy bows tor tne ntir ano corsage
bouquets to match.
The young couple will meke their
home at West Point
Betrothal Announcement.
Mrt. Jty Northrup announcet the
engagement of her daughter. Louise,
to Mr. Samuel William Reynolds, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reynolds. The
wedding will be celebrated next
month. Both young people are atad'
uatet of the Omaha nigh school and
the University of Nebraska. Miss
Northrup being a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. Miss North
rup and Mr. Reynolds are immensely
popular in tne scnooi-tet and were
always active in school affairs. Mr.
Reynolds headed the High School
Alumni association one year.
Mr- and Mrs. I. J. Copenharve an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Effie Alice, to Mr. Josenh
Leisenring of Ottumwa, la. Mr. Leis
enring is manager of the branch office
for Swift & Co. at Shenandoah, la.
The wedding will take place the latter
part of June, and the young people
will reside at Shenandoah. N
' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stienberg an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Harriet, to Harry Cooler of
Indianapolis. The date of the wed
ding haa not been set Miss Stien
berg is one of the best known of
south side young ladies.
Entertains for Sitter.
Mrt. J. W. Skoglund entertained at
her home last evening for her sister,
Miss Kathryn Minix, who is return
ing to Wisconsin. Musical numbers
were given by Mrs. F. L. Muman and
Mra. C. A. Coddington. The rooms
were decorated with baskets of pink
and white peonies. Those present
were: -
Maym Mlnlx.
Clara HUmea.
J, W. Robertson.
C A. Coddington.
A. R. Holmes.
F. h. Muman.
Marlon Far.
Myrtl Ponder.
Marls Nslsman.
MeadantM
A. R. Kelley.
B. R. Jones,
B. N. BovslL
Psst Festivities.
Mrs. J. W- Bacon, a May bride,
was surprised at her home Friday
evening by a party of girl friends,
who gave her a miscellaneous shower,
including manv household furnish
ings. At cards, which followed, prizes
were won by Miss May Connoran and
Mist Kuth Benstrum.
Coma Club Hostess.
The Comus club will be enter
tained next Thursday by Mrs. Dan
Tillotson instead, of Mra. Ben F.
Marti, who has been called to Kan
sas City.
Goes Wett For Wedding.
Eli A. Hvistendahl. chiet chemist at
the American Smelting and Refining
company, .left Saturday afternoon for
Pasadena, Cal, where he will be mar
ried on Wednesday to Miss rean
May Edwards of that city, Bishop
Elect Matt S. Hughes of the Meth
odist Episcopal church performing
the ceremony. They will reside in
thit city.
Social Gossip.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie Child) went
east Wednesday, the latter to remain
for the summer.
Mrs. Charlea C Allen and son ar
rived Sunday from Philadelphia and
are guest of her mother, Mra. Henry
W.Yatea.
Mitt Caroline Barkalow leaves
Tuesday for Denver to visit her uncle
and hit wife, Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Barkalow. - - ,
Mr. James Ludlow has as his guest
at the Colonial, hit father, Mr. E.
D. Ludlow of Chicago.
Mrs. Edward L, Burke and daugh
ter. Miss Emily Burke, and son Ed
ward, will leave for the Pacific coast
July i to spend tne eummer at noil
nas, Cal.
Mr. Robert Stout left Saturday for
his third class reunion at Amherst,
stopping en route at Minneapolis,
Milwaukee, Chicago and other eastern
points. '
Mr. and Mrs. C F. McGrew went
to Chicago Monday for the conven
tion and are the guests of their son
and bis wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Mcurew. . ,
Mr. Charles B. Keller left Monday
for Greenwich, Conn., to attend the
graduation of his daughter Emily
from Rosemary Hall Thursday. Mrs.
Keller has been east for some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm left
Tuesday for Chicago, where they were
met Wednesday by their daugnter
Esther upon her return from school
in New York. They will all visit Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wilhelm for ten
days. " -
Mrs. V. B. Caldwell, accomoanied
by her gueit, Mrs. Kaiser of Califor
nia, leaves today for Chicago, where
the latter will meet her husband and
return home with him from there.
Mrs. Caldwell will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas in Chicago for a few days.
Miss Marion Howe, the Ak-aar-Ben
aueen. has received an invitation
to the senior prom at Cornell June
18 and to attend one ot the House par
ties. Miss Howe s attendance is un
certain, however, as she is resting at
home after a hard winter of musical
study.
Guests Entertained.
Mrs. J. M. Kelly, jr., gave a lunch
eon Wednesday for her mother-in-law,
Mrs. J. M. Kelly, sr., of Inde
pendence, Mo., and for her sister,
Mrs. Howard Spaulding of Sherwood,
N. D. Those present were:
Mesdames Mssdames
Ernest Ball, ' William Carey,
Howard Bpauldlnr. Walter Ballsy,
B. M. Anderson, J. M. Kelly, Jr.
J. M. Kelly, sr.,
JUless Misses
Doris Anderson, Laura Leeka.
Children's Party.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hill gave a chil
dren's party in Kountze park Mon
day afternoon for the eighth birthday
of their youngest son, Lynn nui.
The long table held the usual birth
day cake, a large white cake, with
eight little pink roses as holders for
the eight little pink candles. Games
of various sorts were played.
Present were:
Messrs.
Alvln Hill. Fred Sawtelle.
Lynn Hill. James aawtell.
Fred How. Darwin Wheeler.
Donald Hows. Richard Larson.
Clifford Hsplsr. Edwin Horner.
Leonard Kepler. Arthur Pelaterr.
Betty Seward. Worthlnsto EdfhlU.
Florence noward. Katharine Edfhllt.
Ethelyn Ackley. Laura Hill.
Luverne Smith Matlock.
Mesdames
W. F. Hows. I. B. Sawtelle.
Myrtle Smith Matlock.
With the Social Clubt.
Mrs. S. A. Collins entertained the
members of the Dale Auction Bridge
club Monday afternoon. High score
was made by Mrs. T. F. Tracy. -Mist
islsie btribbling was the guest ot the
club.
Will Witness New Play.
There is considerable interest being
maniiested in the forthcoming produc
tion of "Meg Bums," a four-act
patriotic inspiration of a local writer,
which will receive its initial presenta
tion at the Krug theater during the
week of Tune 25 by the North Broth
ers Stock company The play will
be the regular week's offering of this
organization, and many of the society
folks of the city have arranged to
attend several of the performances.
The author writes under the nom-de-
plume of Gilbert Guest. Among
those who will occupy the boxes upon
the first performance will be Mr. and
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Mrs. Harry V. Burkley, Mr. and Mrs.
T. P. Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Mahoney, Mr. T. Murphy, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Hoffman, Dr. and Mra. Jack
rw.r .eil Mrs R I. Dnnnellv. these
to be hosts and hostesses to parties
ot six to twelve guests.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Ralston Scobie arrived home inurs-
day from Princeton.
Mrs. Lloyd Holsappie returned Sat
urday from the east
Miss Corinne Hiatt is spending a
week at Colfax Springs.
Mrs. W. G. Templeton is in Mason
City, la., for a week's visit with
friends.
Mrs. I. F. Carpenter and Miss
Eleanor Carpenter will go to Okoboji
this week for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Angell and
small son Robert have gone on an
extended trip to California.
Mrs. Ellis Bierbower has returned
from California. Her mother, Mrs.
J. E. Boyd, will remain on the coast
a white longer.,
Mrs. McAllister Better.
Mrs. Turner McAllister, who was
quarantined Friday with scarlet fever,
is declared by her physician to have
a light attack of the infection and
no complications are showing. Mr.
McAllister, who was telegraphed for
Friday, will reach his wife's side to
day. Gerhart-Jamee Wedding.
Mies f,rarc Tames, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. James, was married
at 3:31) o clock Saturday afternoon at
the home of her parents to Mr. Her
bert B. Gerhart of Santa Fe, N. M.
The marriage lines were read by Dr.
Hart Jenks, pastor , of the First Pres
byterian church.
Loyal Daughters Entertain.
The Loyal Daughters met Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Helen
McCumb for their annual election, fol
lowed by games and music. The
decorations were fern leaves and pink
carnations. Miss Verna Sullivan was
appointed chairman of the absent
committee, and Miss Catherine Dor
sey and Miss Florence Smith on the
lookout committee.
Gorden-Griffen Wedding.
. Mrs. Mary Josephine Griffen has
issued invitations for the wedding of
her. daughter, Amelia Juliette, to John
Gordon, which will take place Tues
day morning, June 20, at 9:30 o'clock
at St Mark's church in Florence.
Mr. Gordon and his bride will be at
home after August 1 at 711 Washing
ton street
Original Entertainment
Wednesday evening at the tummer
place of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyman
on the hills overlooking the river
near Florence, fifty of their friends
were entertained at a supper served
in cafeteria style on the lawn. Mrs.
Charles C. Allen of Philadelphia and
Mrs- Emil Kaiser of Pasadena were
the honor guests of the occasion, both
of them former Omaha girls, Miss
Bessie Yates and Miss Visscher.
A long table laden with all kinds
of good things to eat was spread out
on the lawn and each guest took a
tray and helped himself to what he
wanted. At the end of the table was
a cash register which yielded apt
quotations instead, of change. After
supper the entire party motored to
the Country club for the dance.
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Miss Hazel Updike arrived home
Wednesday from the Bennett school
at Millbrook, N. Y.
Jarvis Offut, accompanied by a col
lege friend, Robert Byrne of Bay
head, N. J., will be home Thursday.
They will remain here two weeks
and then will spend the summer in
Minnesota.
Mr. Culver H. Cook, who hat com
pleted his freshman year at Prince
ton university, will oe nome june .
Next year, in addition to nis sraaics
at the university, Mr. Cook will con
duct a snortnand scnooi.
Carlisle S. Lentz has returned from
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takes on the (lossy rtchneas oi natural snow,
also a fluff inaas which make it teas Mall
heavier than It to. After a can thro sham
poo arranaina the hair to a pleasur AdT.
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