THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 17, 1916.
What ;. ,
is Gtoing On
in Society Circles
Two Who Will Be Brides in October
SHE WILL BE WEDDED THIS
EVENING.
Xt the Country Club. "'
Little Mist Elinor Kountze cele
brated her-tenth birthday at a party
t the Country club Saturday after
nooa from 4 to 7, in company with
sixty-six of her friends. Dancing and
games, indoors and out, provided
amusement for everyone, and supper
at 6 o'clock was the climax of the aft
ernoon. Favors of every shape and
description delighted the little guests.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Redick -had
eighteen guests at dinner Saturday
evening. Mr. and Mrs.- W. H. Whee
ler had nine guests. .
-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tovtle: enter
ained a party of young people' at the
club last evening. Those present
were: .:..!.
..Mlaaaa . . Minn , " .
foaapnlna Conation. Marian Tofcla,
Jfalan infwaraan. , Naomi Towle.
Maaar.. Mir..
Saury Hart, Pranlc rvla, Jr..
Albart Slbharna.n. ot Faille Ctly.
Varran Brackanrldaa.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ilftz had twen
ty guests at the dinner dance Satur
day evening for their guest, Miss
Katherine Torrance of Los Angeles.
Mr. F. H. Davis entertained a party
of fourteen in -honor of Mrs. Chauneey
Dewey of Manhattan, Kan., who is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas
atham Davis.
. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Carlisle had ten
dinner guests at the club last evening.
Miss Marguerite Colcord of Okla
homa City was the guest at a party
which . included .her , hostess, Miss
Eugenie ' Patterson, . Miss ..' Miriam
fioyce, Mr. Cuthbert Potter, Mr. Al
ien Tokey and Mr. Leon Callahan.'
Others who entertained parties at
he club were F. H. Bucholz, five;
F. E.. Hovey, five; Stockton Heth,
four; F. W. Jud son, four, and George
U. ;Mayne.
it the Field Club. A. -r
'Tuesday evening of this week the
members of the Field club will have
their annual meeting. '. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'B. Praden
burg gave a dinner party at the club
Saturday evening. Asters were used
on the table: Covers were laid for:
Dm. and Kdm. .; .v'rv,
. A. Wahl, W. K. Foota.,,' ,,.
Maaara. and Maadamta.
JL W. Uan, C. H.' T. RUpan,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Manley and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Best each had
parties of six guests.. W. P. Thomas
bad three in his party. '
i Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Carrier had as
their guests at dinner at the club last
evening:
Judfa and Mra. Oaorsa A. Day.
Vj. nd Mra. W .H. Sharradan.
KNtn ana aaaaamea.
HA P flmltH.
J. B. Portar, V
!. L. McCoy.
H. O. StraHht,
B. Blancharev
J. J". Sliropahlra
H. O, rradartok
A. D. Harriot,
A. .D. Buchanan.
Itanari. '
Walkar,. . ;
vMr.-and Mrs. Harry-Steel gave a
little party at the Field club last
evening for. . Miss Alice Becker of
Peoria. 111. Mariroldj were used as
the centerpiece.. Covers were laid for:
-ijiaaara ana jaasaamaa-- .
Our U Smith, .Tahn Harvay.
;tU Allca Backar eg Peoria, lu..-. p.:'
.. Mr. Otto Baumaa.
'i Dr. and Mra. E. C lipnry enter
tained a-party-'Of twenty-Wit: br Mr.
and Mrs. L. VV. Blessia ol MinncaDO-
( lis, who' are the guests 'of JiFr. and
Mrs. ecw. Miket.;.: .
At Seymour Lake Country Club., ,
I Two.novel parties are to be given
Irii the near future at Seymour Lake
country ciud. ine nrsi win qccur
Tuesday evening of this week and
wiill take the form pf a birthday party
tor each and every person present.
fx: :n i - v , L.i . .
lof the months- of the year stuf the
birthdays pf each month-will be cele
( iutated appropriately. ; ' .
..Friday evening of this wecvtlie
regular dinner-dance will be super
seded by a patriotic costume ball.
mg is rcqucsicQ to appear m ma cos
tume of some, country.
Mr. and Mra. T. J. Donahue enter
tained at a large dancing party Satur
day evening. An elaborate luncheon
was served and a color scheme of
purple and white was ; used. The
,(JUest were: . .
I Moatra. and M oadamaa - , . - "'
J. R. Dvrar,.
mj. Pwyar,
jw. Caray, ' '
W B. Caraihan. vt
Hohlltr, ' ,
R. F. Trtmola, "
har)oit Trlmbta,
t T. Cota. ,
4ack Caaay. -fW.
C. Barlnaar,
V M. Horldayj "
it, C. Shaor, 1
-Ml ...
'Shaw, OoMa Murphy,
Dora Mvrphr. -' JIa tan Donovan.
Mra. puniap or. now xora. ...,'. -A.tr.
Boa-lar. . ... '''.; '
u)tr. Bud Holeam. " .' .'
TMr. and Mra. K''L. Tfesbit eitter-
Tained at dinner' Saturday evening in
honor of Mrs. Nesbit's birthday. The
tuesU included: : " ; ... 1 .;
tt. and Mra. Bj Pottl. , C
Maaara. and Maadamaa - 1 -i
F. Badlnaky, W. B. Noabtt , 'f-.
"The club was never more beautiful
'than on yesterday afternoon,, when
iMrs. E. A. Rose and Mrs. W. - B.
iCheek gave a reception honoring Mra.
VV. n. Cheek and Mrs. Kobert Uaugh-
jerty, two of the summer brides. A
(color scheme of yellow and white was
Paul Jtaana
t:hariaa Bochwall,
Frank Roblnaon.
t i . B. Mathaon. . -
ahrailh. . .i..v. '.
toula KolWr,
HMoay, . f'i
H. C Foatar, , : y
:W. B: vrvrntra..-c,'
A.J. Itanaall,
'.' -Qanraa BtnfnTav,
' ' .Con Ittaanar. . . '.' '
fififS twJ&
1 ; VV If -' -r i
itARrTTf Cagus,
carried out, and music was furnished
during the entire afternoon. The as
aisting hostesses , were Mesdames
r i c i- n i AI,-
jpnn omiin, 'rraiiK .oocri9, nucn
Dudley,' L. C. Burdic of Herman,
Neb., and John Parratt, while Mrs.
C. E. Scarr and Miss Hortense Ead
presided at the coffee urns. One hun
dred and twenty-tive Invitations were
issued tor tne attair.
Another dinner party was com
posed of:
Maaara. and Maadamaa
C. 1. Volmar, . . Hanry Nysaard,, -(
8. Ball, V C, M. Bdwarda, . '
K. Phllllpa, . , John Urlon.
H. M. Andaraofa, Charlaa Manaum. '
Maadamaa- . . Maadamaa -John
Parratt, t.. Mldlaby,
Mlaaaa , .. Mlaaaa -
Mary Oraanar, , Kllaabath Mancura.
Marffuarlta Urlon, - Marlyn Fhllllpa.
,alr. Buaaell Oroaby.-. , 1
At Happy Hollow Club.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Goodrich enter
tained at a family dinner party at
the club Saturday evening, those
present were: i . ,
Maaara. ami M"datnea
O. a. Goodrich. , Howard Goodrich, -,
Mr. Bmarion Goodrich, .
Miss Marian fearaall. ( ',('
Mastar Howard Uoodrlch 'Jr,
; Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Williams' had
twelve guests at the tlub last even
ing, E, H. Folsom and J. H. Rushton
had parties, of six guests, R. W. Bliss
had five, guests, H- S. Bum and Vic
tor U'liite had foursomes and Mr.' and
Mrt.':S; ,'P,- Moorhead and Mr. and
Mrs., E. K. Sherman were among the
diners, r.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T., Rector had as
their. guests a party of fourteen. . A
centerpiece of asters and Marguerites
was used on the table.... -, t.'-V -.,w ,
At Carter 'Lake '. Club. '";'.''' I ' '. " '
" Carter L(ike club 'house has' taken
on-a gala aspect today in preparation
foT tlie big harvest home dinner to
be given Tuesday- evening. Masses
of golden Trod-and .other wild flow
iti have , been used' in profusion- all
over the building, - shocks of -corn
guard the entrances and heap's ;of
golden bumpkins tell of goodies to
come'.' In a conspicuous place big
turkry gobblers strut in their cage,
which bears the appeal, ','Help." The
menu has sounded so "tempting to
many of the club members that large
reservations are brgining to pour in.
J. A, Freeland will entertain a party
of sixteen at the dinner. D. H. Chris
tie, C, H. T. Riepen, Mr. Whitmore
and R, C Strehlow have each made
reservations for twelve guests. Tom
Woods wilt have a party of ten. :",
Country Clubs Close.
The Country club, will, formally
close for the season Saturday, Sep
tember JO, with the usual dinner and
dance, but lockers and facilities for
golfers . will he available until fur
ther jiotice.vThVanie date has been
chosen by both the Field and Happy
Hollow clubs for .their closing dinner
dariec,,.. -although. ' the golf- links at
botttcluba will be open much later.
Comtu) Club. -. '. '
, The Comus club members will en
tertain their husbands ot the home of
Mr. tyid MI'S. Charles Lanstrom Mon
day evenjhg to replace the basket pic
nic to have been held Sunday, which
the fall weather has rendered imprac
ticable; The-next regular meeting of
the. yM will pecur Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. . F. Dim
ick, '. .. ,..,.... .,' . . , '
Bridie-Luncheon Planned.
The Invitations were received this
week for. the bridge-luncheon to be
given by Mis .Gertrude Metz on
VV ednesday, October 4, for her guests,
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i There ia supreme satisfaction in being able to
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1 Our stock is moat complete. The musician will '
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ence and research.
Burgess-Nash Company -
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the Misses Norma and Harriet Mack
of Buffalo, at the Fontenelle.
On the Calendar.
Mrs. Sam Burns will entertain the
Original Cooking club Wednesday
noon. ' - -
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burns will en
tertain at tea this afternoon for Mrs.
Chauneey Dewey of ' Manhattan,
Kan., who is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Thomas Lathan Davis and Mr. Davis.
' Miss Alice McCaffrey and Mr.
James McCaffrey will entertain HO
ot their tnends at a dancing party at
the Metropolitan Monday evening in
honor of their brother, Mr, Sherman
McCaffrey, and Miss Leone Schoup,
whose marriage will take place Sep
tember 17. .V .. -. , , . . ' '
Musician to Wed. : ' . . ,
Uiss Helen - Sadilek, well known
Omaha musician, and Mr.' Louis C.
Kyhl will be married October 7 at
the home of the bride's parents,, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sadilek. : . . .. '.' .
Miss Sadilek is.-a graduate of the
Omaha High ' school and studied
music abroad for two years.' ' On her
return she was associated with the
music department of the Omaha Wo
man's club. Mr. Kyhl is an Ames col
lege graduate, v
The wedding wilt, be a quite home
affair at which Miss Mary Munchhoff
will sing and Miss Sophie Nairaika
will play the wedding march.
Wedding Announcements. -'..-'- - -
The marriage of' Miss Ida Borelick
and ' Mr, 'Jacob, Betnstein : will .take
Elace this evening at Metropolitan
all. Rabbi H. Grodinsky will- offi
ciate.!- -. '-..- - .-
Dancing tarty Series.
Le Mars dub, of which Mr, Robert
Heath is president, will give the first
of a series of dancing parties at
Keep's academy Thursday evening,
September 28. Other affairs are
scheduled for Tuesday, October 17;
Hallowe'en, October M; Thanksgiv
ing, November 30; New Year's eve,
December 30; second annual ball,
January 18; Tuesday, February 6;
pre-Lenten, February 20; St. Pat
rick, March 17; Easter Monday, April
9; May party, May i.
B'nai Ami club will give a private
dancing party in Miss Cooper's
studio, Lyric hall, this evening.
Wedding Cards of the Week.'
Cards have been received from
Judge and Mrs. B enjamin - Herbert
Rice of Austin, Tex., for the marriage
of 'their daughter. Marv Cleo. to Al.
bert Perley Brogan, son of Mr. and
Mra. Francis A. Broean of-this citv.
on Tuesday afternoon, October 26, at
5 qVI-1- - "'niversity Methodist
church in Austin. WljjE9
...... , ' Jaquith has issued
cards for the carriage -of her daugh
ter, Alice l.ucile, to lilias Cornell Vail
of I'oughkeepsie, N. Y., on the even
ing ot Saturday, October 7, at 7:30 at
St. Barnabas' church. A reception at
the hoinc of Mrs. Jaquith will follow
the wedding, and the young couple
will leave on the 9:30 train for the
north to take the Canadian Pacific
trip to Lake Louise on their way to
Californio." Mr. Vail's, mother will
come on from Poughkeepsie for the
wedding.
SAN FRANCISCO GUEST OT
OMAHA RELATIVES.
Colo., will take place Wednesday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. H. F.
Janssen in this city. Miss Wolfe is a
graduate of the Omaha High school
and of the Nebraska State Normal at
Kearney.' For ,the lest 4hree years
she has been a teacher in the west.
Mr. Sievers ' is a' graduate " of the
Creighton School of Pharmacy. After
a short wedding trip the young couple
will reside in 11 iff, Colo.
JtBS TOEZXTjfALI&OW
Surprise Party.
A surprise party took place Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Abbott, the occasian being the
fifteenth' birthday of their daughter,
Miss Mercedes. Master Hobert Vier.
ling entertained the girls with his im
personation of Charlie Chaplin. Those
present were:
Mllsaa Mlaaaa
Marcedao Abbott, , Dorothy Pond,
Mary Wlnaat, ' Buth Stona,
Marsarat O' Brian, Phyllla Wattarman,
Laona Laary, Katharlna Owona,
Bernlea Williams . Mary Loomle,
Marsarat Fallon. ' Francaa Adlar,
Jaana Kopnady, Marsarat Duff laid.
With the School Set
Miss Rachel ' Metcalfe' and Mies
Margaret Howes leave this week for
Washington university at St. Louis.
Miss Laura Meyers, daughter of
Mr. arid Mrs. Hugh A. Meyers, will
leave September 30 to enter her senior
year at Ann Arbor.
Walter D. Williams accompanied
his daughter, Margaret, east last Sat
urday to put her in school at yheaton
college, Norton, Mass. '
Mrs. Joseph Barket left Thursday
with her daughter) Elizabeth, for La
Jolls. Cal.;. where the latter will 'en
ter the Bishop school for the winter.
Mrs. Barket, will be gone about ten
days. ' ' A" - -
Eugene .Neville left-. Sunday for
New Haven, Conn,, to take some ex
aminations. before entering school at
Exeter October 4. Miss Horence Ne
ville, who i to eo to the Coats-Wea
ver school in New York this), winter,
will loin her brother in New York
shortly and they will spend the time
before school opens together.
Miss elmbeth Kobertson left
Claremont Inn!
1 17th and Jackaom 3ta. x I
"Omaha's Qufataat Downtown Hotal"
Tuesday to enter the Principia school
in St. Louis. She was accompanied
by her sister. Miss Gladys Robertson,
and Miss Helen Streight, who will
remain in St. Louis about a week.
Miss Streight will be .the guest while
there at the home, of Mrs. Hugo
Clarke, and will stop in Chillicothe,
Mo., on her way home.
Sievers-Wolfe Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Lucile Wolfe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wolfe, and Mr. Anton Sievers of Iliff,
At University of Omaha.
The Young Women's Christian as
sociation and the Young Men's Chris
tian association of the University of
Omaha gave a joint reception in Red
ick hall Friday evening. Decorations
were in scarlet and black. Although
the affair was given especially for the
new students, many alumni were
present, as this reception was the last
one in Redick hall. Faculty members
also attended. Miss Vy Harrington
of Florence gave two whistling solos.
Miss Louise Bratton sang two selec
tions and Miss Lillian Henderson
gave piano numbers.
News of the Wayfarers.
Mrs. Edward Walsh and daughter,
Mary Frances, returned Saturday
from a trip to Colorado.
Mile. Marie L. Andre arrived in
Omaha Wednesday from her third
trip to Japan. Mite. Andre is at
Brownell Hall.
Mrs. Louis T. Jacques and her fam
ily will return to Chicago Monday
from their summer home, "Rilo Cot
tage" at Mackinac.
Miss Eileen McCaffrey, who has
been studying music in the east dur
ing the last vear, and Miss Ella Ken
nedy, are expected to arrive in this
city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Petersen, Miss
Luetla and Mr. William Petersen and
Miss Katherine Krug returned Satur
day "from a ten days' motor trip to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Harry Wilkins of Chicago will
remain at her Wequetonsing summer
home with her children until the 1st
of October, owing to the infantile
paralysis in Chicago. '-
Mrs. Fred Hamilton and Miss Lynn
Curtis have been together at the Go
tham in New York and, with Colonel
Curtis, will-come -west very shortly,
stopping in Chicago a few days.
For Mrs. Morsman.
Mrs. Casper Yost 'entertained at
luncheon Saturday , at the Fremont
Country club for Mrs. W. W. Mors
man of Hollywood, Cal. . The party
motored to Fremont in the morning
and returned late in the afternoon.
Notes of Interest.
Mrs. Robert Loghry of Fairbanks.
Alaska, arrived Thursday to spend
a week or two with Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Johnson before returning to her home.
Mr. and Mrs.w.l. Wheeler nave
returned from an extended trip
through the west with -stops ar Den
ver, Colorado Springs, Matiitou, Salt
Lake City. San Francisco. Los An
geles and San Diego.
Visiting His Daughter.'
James feterson ot Albert Lea,
Minn., an old civil war veteran, is in
Omaha visiting his oldest son. L. H.
Peterson, and his daughter, Mrs. Anna
Keith.
(Con tinned on Pas Four, Column One.)
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We boast considerably about our
plant being equipped with every modern
machine "and method for doing good
cleaning and dyeing.
NEVERTHELESS-
When any. article can be made to look
better by "hand work" we always do it
in that manner. No matter how much it
costs us, or how much time is required,1
we use the method that gives the ,best
results. Quality first and always.
SHOP TALKS
To say that we had Just installed
a new Drying Tumbler wouldn't
mean much to the uninitiated, so we
will tell you what a Drying Tum
bler is.
Woolen garments cleaned in gaso
line always retain considerable lint
and loose dust that, until the inven
tion of the tumbler, had to be re
moved by brushing with a whisk
broom, a very tedious and unsatis
factory method.
The Drying Tumbler is just what
the name implies, the garments are
tumbled as they dry, a strong cur
rent of hot air being drawn through
them, carrying off all lint, dust and
odor. .
We Installed the first tumbler
brought to Omaha and consider it
Improves the quality of our work
fully 60 per cent ...
Now we have added a second, and
hope soon to put in the third. Qual
ity counts.
HOW ABOUT HAVING YOUR WINTER CLOTHES FIXED UP NOW?
. A thorough cleaning and pressing- will add enough to the life of any garment to
more than offset the cleaning charge. Phone today for us to call.
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