What
is-Going On
in Society Circles
(Continoeo' Prom Pafa Onr.)
their marrinfc look place last Mon
day at the Kpiphany Episcopal
church. Mrs. MaeMartin wii Miss
(arol ArtReline Minn. daughter of
Mr. ami Mm. F.. C. Mann. They will
be at home after April 1 at 511 South
Thirty-fifth street.
The bride va4 attended by her
cousin. Miss Carol I. Mann, and Mr.
Harold A. MacMartin, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. The wedi
ding was followed by a reception at
the home of the bride's sister, Mrs.
II. D. Kilets.
Creighton Glee Gab Concert.
ArchbiahopJ. I. Htrly will b in the
box of Rv. F. a. McMenemy at the
Creighton University Glee club con
cert Thursday evening-. Other box
holders are A. Kinler. C. W.
Hamilton, h. C Kauri. Dr. T. J.
I)ver and Dr. U B. Bushman. Line
part es wrtl he given by Leo A. Huff
man. J. M.'Daugnerty. H. V. Burkley,
(. . F. Crowley. K. A. Wtrkham, Cmy
Furay and Miss Nettie -Bushman, The
patronesses are as follows:
C. C. Aiilam
A. J. R'on
. o. nttiftn
! J' V. HurUlajr
' V. T. Burn
. .Jftrth, Byrna
i .5 Rv T. Byrna
T. Byrna
? W. I,. i'ry
tinrt Rrandtti
i " U. tl?mwn
. T. R. Clm
It. W, CAnhwH
1 L. F. CPAfMt
I Charl-a K. CroTlay
i J .... Pausr-amy
K w. Wxan ?
; T, J. t''r
w. ... Kay
P. Furay
t iir.itin flAilaghtr
CiHtSlP
t C. V. llamtU
V. T. Ilamtlte
j F. r. itrii:ni
J. .W. Hae-dlnf '
( A H. H.1
J VKry Buffet!
J i Ktllfl Buahtttan
t KllfR CrlgatM
Ur) Duffy
Me.? ruray
V,-. i. Hwford
M. 0. Hawum
W, M. Jeff
W. A. Juhnaoa.
Arthur Ktlln
J, A. 0. Krnaady
T. K. Kanverijr
A. V. KlnnU-f '
A, B. MtXannalt '
i. A. McHhan
T. J, MrShana
.lahn Maddan
T, J. M Hen? .
Pant u Martin
II. O. KraAv
. W, NHMli
r. A. Naah'
1. Naah
T, P. Rfdwaui
f. J. ami til
AdAiith 8r
A, AwartlUnJav
Thomaa Bwtft
K. A, Wlutthitm.
Council Bluffs, ta,
Mlmos
Ophelia Hayd.
Alnncia Klnaiar
!Anrv Munch her r
Nattatta tfuriB)r
rrancM Kaan
To Honor Brides.
Miss Lena GnKerenmos entertained
at a dinner party for Miss Hazel
Hamilton, a St. Vlentine's day bride.
Wednesday evening, when covers
were laid for fifteen guests. Sweet
peas formed the centerpiece for the
table and daring the evening Miss
Mildred Cuggeamos gave several
mno numbers. -
Mist Marie Richardson entertained
at her home Wednesday evening, for
Miss Irene Messersinith, whose mar
riage w ill take place in the late
spring. Those preent were: ,
1rn Hakr - l.nr Ruh
l.ililun i p.!irir i:rtru.l l'lnuult . '
Mrs. Cbvrltis Brucl.
Miss Marie 'Hodge, whose marriage
to Mr. Samuel Carrier of New York
City will take place February 22. is
being much feted before her wedding
day. Today Mr. Carrier, who ar
rived yesterday from New York, will
share honors with his bride-to-be at
dinner party .which Mr. and Mrs.
F G. Wilmoth will giw. The table
decorations will be in red carnations
and suggestive of St. Val'Mine's day.
Covers will be laid for fourteen mem
bers of the two families.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Erb will give a dinner party for the
young couple, and Friday Mrs.
George Mickel and Mrs. H, Jtidoe
will entertain at a luncheon at the
IMaekstone. .
During the last week several affairs
have been given for Miss Hodge by
organizations of which she ia a mem
ber. Tuesday evening the Wetrfast
c ub at the iouna Wonnns thru
tian association, which Miss Hodge
has sponsored, gave t surprise dinner
nartv and a shower.
Thursday evening the Z. Z. club of
the First Methodist church gave
surprise party at the home of Mi?s
Hodge, which was alto in the nature
of a shower.
Dates for Dancing Parties,
Ait old-time dance will be given
Monday evenina bv Band -No, 9. In
dependent Circle of the Sacred Heart
Parish at the ball on Twenty-second
and Locust streets. The ten bands of
the circle are eivmE a number ot at
fairs for the fund which is being
f. rvscd to furnish
K'e,. T. I Judge
x l?ive a bridge and
3i I. . .. r
furnish the new home of
Band No. 10 will
A Infill tivff nai'lv fri.
lis" afternoon.
The Friday Night Dancing club
save a valentine party on Friday eve
mug with sixtyVtwo couples present.
The club's regular season will close
with the party on Friday evening.
Fehniary 2,1, but arrangements have
been completed for a series of post
season parties on Fridav evenincs.
I he Novelty DancirK club will
give a dancing party Friday evening
at the Blaekstone. Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Ziofet. who have been trareling m
. bi, -a.. , U .tnnnin Jm Mw Drla.n-
V Jacksonviile, Miami, Paim Beach and
1 Cuba, and who are coming home by
5 way of Toledo, O., are expected to
retnrn in time to chaperon the affair.
It , Dnring their absence Mr. Edward
J Ziufel. chaperoned by his grandfather,
Mr. B. Zipfel of Toledo, O.: his aunt.
Miss Abbie Flowrs, and Miss Jessie
McMillan, is entertaining at a week.
s end bouse party.
The University Mixers' club of
1 . Creighton university will give an in-
formal dancing party at the Black-
l lone the evening of l-ehruary 20.
Members of the faculty will Tit chap.
5 crones. '
Tne F.ite rlnb will give the third
i of a series of parties at the Scottish
Kite cathenral baturaay.
Social Functions Planned.
Mrs. E. C Jensen will entertain at
bridge on Friday at her home for her
sister. Mrs. Edmund V. Krug of Fas,
a-'ena, Cal., who arrived Friday to
visit hermother, Mrs. John F. Coad.
f Mr. Krug comes later.
Mr. A. J. Rothschild hat dinner
; reservations at the Blaekstone for
i Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. M. Halliday will entertain
twenty-four guests at DrMfe-lunch
' eon at the Blaekstone Wednesday,
, Talk (or Alliance Fraacalse. '
I'rol. Van liaecke of the University
of Louvain, in Belgium, who it al-
, -cady scheduled to give two talks in
Jmi'ia luesday, one at the Black
itonc and another at the Creighton
university, hat consented to live an
other talk in French for the newly
organir.'d Alliance rrancaise. lhis
will uk Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Patronesses for Creigh
1 -t?rrr f f A.
Prof. Van Haeclce will tell aboot the
life of the Belgian refugees in the
settlements in Holland.
Social Cluba Meet
Mrs. Walter Busher Shade enter
tained the Swastika club Friday aft
ernoon, when three tables were placed
for the game of high-five. Mrs. Erie
King won the first prize. Mrs. F. M.
Snearingen the second and Mrs. J. C.
Rierler the third. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mra.
E. C. Draper February 2i.
Mrs. George Schreiber entertained
the members of the Cosmos club
Wednesday, when eight guests wer
present.
Miss Bella Robinson's Music Study
club will meet Monday evening with
Mrs. Ward Shafer. The program will
be given by Miss Nina Garrett, Mist
Xlartha Murphy. Mr. Charles .
Cocke and Mr. Ward Shafer.
Miss Helen Williams entertained
the S. L. club Saturday afternoon.
The members present were:
MlMM MIMI-S
M:t Aycr. Ml!rirf1 Avrr,
Hln uoodMI. .lofiMphtn .lennw. .
MYtR Foihlr, roi'tithy Vllr,
Johtnit Rtlrraon, Bvbtrli'. ArnwtMd.
Myrl Dlmraiik.
With the Visitors.
Mrs. Eugene Levi and daughter of
Lincoln are the guests of Mrs. Levi't
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rehficld.
Mrs. G. H. Kenard of Walsa, Neb.,
who was the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
E. L. Bridget for a week, returned
home Wednesday.
W. H, Neidlinger of F.ast Orange,
, .; is the guest of Mr, and Mrs.
. E. Sunderland and Mr. and Mrs.
F. J, Adams. He will be here several
days.' '
Mrs. Thomas Willis Tones of At
lanta, Ga., formerly Mist Nell Eneell
of Omaha, is the guest of ner tnotner.
Mrs. l'.lhi bnccll. and her sister. Mrs.
William Moran, enroute to California,
where she and her husband expect
to make their home.
Wedding Plane.
The marriaee ot Miss irma bwitt.
whose eniiaeement to Mr. Anthony
Oberreuter was announced two weeks
ago, will take place tome time during
tins weex at at. jonns latnouc
hurch. Miss Marry OherreiTter and
Mr. John Oberreuter will be the at
tendants. The young people expect
to make their home at Claircdale,
their country place near Ralston.
Danchter as Hostess.
At a dinner given Tuesday evening
bv Mr. and Mr4. K. M. Fairfield, Miss
Betty Fairfield, the young' danghter
of the house, was suddenly thrnst into
her mother s place as hostess by the
latter't inability to appear, owing to a
severe cold. That Miss Betty was
enual to the occasion she very well
proved, for this young high school
girl is well posted on the subjects of
the dav and has ideas and opinions
on things political as well as social.
The dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Stewart, 2d; Mrs. J. tie Forest
Richards, Mrs. Mora Marple, General
Harries and Karl Gannett.
Events of Past Week.
surnnsc dinner party aa given
Fridav evening for Mr. M. N. Wood
ward to celebrate hs hfty-lhird
birthday. ' The host was presented
with a Masonic watch charm, while
the hostess received a bmirfuet of car
nations 'and American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Woodward and her daughter,
Mariaret, -ereivrd, assisted by Mrs.
Charles C. Haynrs. Covers were laid
for:
Mun Mm.
OliarlM 0. HnynM, A. J .l&flunn.
Tom Jotauon, I. 3 Pfitunmn, '
(1. H. wrkv. HAimr B. Rm, '
J. T. Srtmmua, KnD AtkliM,
A. M. uunii, sa u. wiinwu
t. K OmrkH,
Mrs. B. F.' Diffenbsdier tare a
theater party last week. Her guests
were:
HUM ' Mliw
SftPhla ttehroltmr, Rtrntnt Malllson.
MNidam- c. II. tlckr.
R. n. Cmn.
Mrs. Georse I-aier had seren
guests for luncheon at the Blaekstone
Friday.
Miss Katherine MacArthy enter
tained at dinner Thursday evening In
honor of Mrs. E. C Morgan of St
loseph. Mo., who is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ames Wilson.. v.overs-w
laid for twelve and the table decora
tions were m red and white carna
tionsi ,
Miss Marrarrt Berry entertained
Wednesday evening at a bridge party
in honor of Mrs. u Morgan.
Weddinx Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nelson have re
reived word of the marriage in New
York City Monday, February 5, of
Mr. Allen T. Taylor and Miss Frances
M: Fnedgen. Both young people are
well known here. They will
make
their home in New York. .
Audubont Sponsor Mills' Talk.
Tickets will soon be nut on sale
for the lecture which Erjos Mills will
give under the auspices of the Audu
hon society the evening of February
2ft. The Audubon saeiety will show
its beautiful nature slides in connec
tion with the lecture. Al'honeh this
will take place the first week in Lent
no one need hesitate to attend the
lecture, for it is a auitable Lenten i
amusement. Audubon society officers
say. Mr. Mills it the author of the J
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FCTRUABY 11.
ton Glee Club Concert
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well-known story, "The Story of Lit
tle Blue-
Children's Masquerade. -
Mrt. FToyd Smith entertained at a
children's masquerade party yester
day afternoon in honor of her daugh
ter, Eleanor's, birthday. Dancing
and Valentine games, such as shoot
ing arrows at a red heart, formed the
amusement for the little tots. Among
the children present were:
sum' i . ,,v missss'
Kllntir Koiintw (. .lulls CaMwan.
0rtrl KwnlH, K&lhorlii Coat,
Hatlir Smith.,-. Ignore Kntvht,
vinrima Fold. Mroll
SIsrJorl MorahSwft, LouiM Clark.
Margaret Scott, Batty Faatea.
Martarat U Burt-aaa.
Stork Newt.
A son, John Robert, was born
Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. August V.
Molzer of Lincoln. Mrs. Molier v(as
formerly Miss Lucy Miller of this
city.- ,
Personal Mention
Word has been received, by Mr.
E. O. Hamilton that his ton. Warren,
who is confined in the Evanston hos
pital on account of pneumonia, is
recovering. Mrs. Hamilton is still in
Evanston. III.
Mist Goldie Einhorn arrived Friday
from St. Joseph, Mo., to be the guest
ol Mr. ana Mrs. m. w. iskcu.
Miss Mary Burr has returned from
a three weeks trin to New nork.
Mrs. ' Bertha Goldiraber will ae.
company her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Allen, back to New YorK Monaay.
C. F. Weller is suffering, from a
dislocated shoulder, the result of a
fall on a slippery sidewalk last week.
He is confined to his apartments at
the Blaekstone. '
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hall have pur
chased the T. H. Matters house at
115 South Thirty-ninth street and will
take possession in April, Mr. and
Mrs. Hall's former home on Thirty
ninth street was destroyed by the
tornado and they have been living at
111 North Thirty-eighth avenue smce
then.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Bland-
ford, formerly of this city, who hve
been spending several days at the
Blaekstone, leit last night tor Kan
sas Citv. Ma. for a visit before re
turning to their home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. 1. r. Marshall went to i-m-eolo
Wednesday for a visit with rela
tives before returning to her home is
CarfMiBdale. IP-
Miss Catharine Lacy will leave for
New York Mtnday, to fie gone several
weeks. While in New York Miss
Lacy will stay at Hotel Knicker
bocker. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly ar
rived Saturday morning from Chicago
and are at the Blaekstone. Mrs. Kelly
will remain until after the Mendels
sohn choir concert, but Mr. Kelly
II probably go back and forth to
Chicago before that time.
Hundreds of Trains Were
Tied Up by Snow Blockade
The Union Pacific general offices
have made some calculations as to
what the Wyoming snow blockade
that held from Jan nary 27 until Feb
ruary 4 meant in the matter of de
laying traffic. During the period a to
tal of 120 passenger trains were tied
np and unable to move a wheel over
a distance of 100 miles.
During the period of the blockade
no attempt was made to move freight
through the snow-bound rone. Cal
eulations on the exact number ol
freight trains tied up has not been
made, but there were clote to seventy,
6ve of them. (
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Social Circles
.The Lutheran church choir will give
a special song service of old-fashioned
songs this evening.
Miss Hazel Wilcox left last Thurs
day for a week's visit in David City,
Neb,
The Municipal League held a short
business and social meeting last week
at the John Speedie home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bleick of El
gin, S. D., are at the home of Mr.
Bleick's brother, Frank Bleick.
Mrs. F. E. Young will be hostess
for the Methodist Ladies' Aid so
ciety nest Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. E. Yarton left last Tues
day to spend a few days in Leigh,
Neb.
A former Baptist pastor here, Rev
George Campbell, died in Missouri
Valley. He leaves a widow and an
adopted daughter.
Miss Marguerite Liljenstolpe was
hostess last Tuesday for the Augus
tira Luther League, a program being
given and refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Lebrand Wycoff, who
were married last week, will reside
at 613! Bryan street here.
The Rouse Edison rooms will be
moved to Twentieth and F'arnam
streets soon, into larger quarters,
The Christian Endeavor society will
have charge of the evening service
this evening, with a special service.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skinner have
come to this place to reside. They are
from Maryland, Mo.
Dr. L. VV, Mason has returned to
his home in Pittsburgh, Fa., alter a
visit here with Dr. Mason nd Mrs.
w
asason.
The Baptist Young People s Union
of the Baptist church will hold' a so
cial nex.t Friday evening at the home
of Miss Anderson.
The 1917 Eighth grade has organ
ired with the following officers: Pres
ident, John Calvert; vice president.
Harold Brown; secretary, Florence
Mclnay; treasurer. Helen Bullis.
Miss Ethel Hainer has returned
from a week's visit in Fremont with
her sister, Mrs. R. E. Bosworth, for
merly of this place.
Mrs. A. L. Strahle spent a few days
in York visiting her sister and
friends.
A social dance and high five party
was held Thursday evening in St.
Bernard's hall, when nearly a hun
dred were present.
Messrs. Fred Olnon and Roland
Woolston of Cheyenne, Wyo.. are
guests at the home of the latter'
sister, Mrs. A. W. Allbee.
Miss, Loretta Nesmeyer, formerly of
Benson, now of Lakewood, S. D,, was
married on February 3 to Mr. Helgren
Lekwold. The young couple will re
side m t.akewoon.
The T. T. M. club of the high
school gave a musical program in the
auditorium Friday afternoon and eve
ning. This entertainment was post
poned some time ago on account of
the illness of Miss Shipherd, the
leader.
The Woman's club has completely
fitted out the city rest room with
furniture and a rug, also reading mat
ter. A pnblic opening exhibition will be
given in the near future at the gym
nasium. Rev. Mr. Calvert has been
appointed chairman of the committee
on arrangements.
Mrs. lames McClnng was called to
Greely Center, Neb., last week by the
death of her father, a pioneer ot the
state and nearly 90 years old.
Mr. Will Ellis of Crete and Miss
Rachel Stander of Louisville, Neb.,
have been recent guests st the J. Cal
vert hocoe.
Mrs, G. L. Mask entertained at din
ner last Friday evening in honor of
Mr. Mask's birthday. Covers were
laid fdr seven guests.
Miss Minnie Dien of Imngton, who
has many friends here, was married
last Wednesday to Mr. Alfred Will
iams, also of Irvington.
Mrs. G. R. Williams was tendered
a surprise by a number of her friends
on the evening of February 1, in honor
of her seventy-first birthday anniver
sary. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Moulthrop
entertained the Methodist church
choir last Thursday evening after the
firactice. A social hour was had and
unch was served.
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COME THIS WEEK
Th famona Snlphi-Cnlorinc M in
tra I Watrr ta dt,IWrd in fiv-a-aUon
jutfa. fcO refunded
whan JutT ia returned.
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South Side
Social Gossip
' Dr. C. M. Day is at West Side, la.,
for a few days on business.
Mrs. V. Smith and son are visiting
at Shenandoah, la., with Mrs. U E.
firiggs.
Mrs. George F. Copper spent Sun
day with his family. Mr. Copper is
now in the land oflice at Lincoln.
Mrs. John K. Hughes spent a few
days at David City this week, visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Parker of
Garden Plain, 111, were the guests
of Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Day for sev
eral days last week. They are enroute
to Lot Angeles to spend the winter.
Mrs. F". W. Black is home from the
Nicholas Senn hospital, much im
proved in health.
Mrs. Wesley Way is convalescent
after a serious illness.
Mi.n Lillian Rrooker is now teach
ing school near Wayne. Neb.
Mrs. Wilbur Garrahrant of Funk,
Neb., is convalescent at Lord Lister
hospital alter a serious operation.
Mr. Garrahrant is a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Copper dur
ing his wile's illness.
Mrs. William Berry will entertain
the P. E. O. society Saturday after
noon. On Tuesday the South Omaha Wo
man's club will meet at library hall at
Twenty-third and M streets.
On Tuesday evening the Mystic
Workers will give a high-five party
at the Odd Fellows hall,' Twenty
fourth and M streets.
The Jolly Dozen held a surprise
party in honor of Mrs. Earl Burke
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Walter Dawson, Twenty-fourth
and A streets.
The New Century club met last
week at the home of Mrs. Robert
Moorehead.
The .Missionary soeiety of the
United Presbyterian- church was en
tertained at the home 'of Mrt. W. E.
Philby, 2514 H street, Thursday aft
ernoon. Mrs. M. Snodgrass assisted
the hostess. The meeting took the
form of a farewell party in honor of
Mrs. Albert Porter, who leaves soon
with Rev. Mr. Porter to make her
home in Brooking, S. D. Mrs. Por
ter was presented with an electric li
brary lamp as a farewell token. Mes
dames Banner, Shields and McBur
ney were guests of the afternoon.
The Aid society of the Grace Meth
odist church was entertained Wednes
day at the home of the Rev. C. C.
Wilson.
The Home Missionary society of
the Grace Methodist church will be
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. T. G. Ingrham, 2312
South Twenty-fourth street. Mrs.
Charles Martin will assist the host
ess. The society is studying the
southern California missions and the
Friday program will be in charge of
Mrs. Bertha Clark Hnghes, who vis
ited these missions when she was on
the coast last year.
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I will sell my new Americana
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in genuine Morocco, India paper.
Call at its Be Bldg., r .
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1 OMAHA LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Will Be Cloud
MONDAY, FEBRUARY I2TH, 1917.
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jj. WILL BE CLOSED
fl Monday. February 12th, Lincoln's birthday and 1
fl Thursday, February 22d, Washington's birthday,
both being legal holidays. . p m
The office will be open all other business days for our members ancTthe reception m
of new THRIFT accounts. $1.00 will start you. , S
ARE YOU READING THE TEN COMMANDMENTS?
You will find them in the Omaha and Council Bluffs street cars.
The Conservative Savings &
1614 Harney Street, Omaha,
Resources, $13,000,000.00.
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Dundee
Society Notes
D. L. Johnston was in Ohio on
business last week.
Mrs. Arthur Darby and daughter,
lone, of Washington, was the goest
the last week of Mrs. F. W. Car
miehael '
Mrt. D. L. "Johnston's Bible class
met Thursday morning with Mrs.
Royal Miller. It meets this week with
Mrs. J. W. Marshell.
The Young Married People's club
?ave a dance on Thursday evening
t Harte hall.
The annual musical of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Dundee church was
given Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Harte. Those taking part
were the Misses Mary Johnston.
Marguerite Scharpless. Emily Went
worth, Edna. May Grove and Mrs. F.
C. Hill.
The Women's elast in th Dundee
Sunday school met Friday afternoon
at the home of the leader, Mrt. D. L.
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V.A tnn and others. A variety of over
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many just in, other not over thirty dajs
old. Full run ot awes, we can
FOR THE GIRLS
Special attention is called to a
shoe for girls who can't or mtu?
not wear high heels, in a ma
hogany calf with buck top,
military heels. English last,
laced boot. $10 style, specially
priced for Monday,
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it hotel structure in
OMAHA
and yon understand why it is the
Most talked about and most
'popular hotel in Omaha today
PRICES NOTABLY MODERATE
Management John F. Letton
lial
Johnston, for a business and social
session.
W. S. Wright and sister. Miss
Wright, left Tuesday for southern
California to remain for abont two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Slcrford of Nebraska
City were guests over night Wednes
day of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Templeton.
Thompson-Belden Buyers
Now in New York City
C C Belden of Thompson, Belden
Sr Co. is now in the east on a three
weeks' business trip. He will meet
the company's buyers in New York
and supervise their spring buying.
Kobert Nicoll of the ready-to-wear,
"W. W. P. Home of the linens, George
Ilazen of woolens and silks and Miss
lsabelle Rhodes of the women's fur
nishings and gloves are now in New
York, where they expect to remain
until purchases have been completed.
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DENVER
combinations,
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Loan Ass'n. 1
Neb.
Reserve, $350,000.00.