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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 11, 1917.
What .
is Going On
in Society Circles
In Charge of Omaha Suffrage School
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Contlnpd from Unit Page.)
and tons, Miss Gwendoline, Dudley I
and uratton Wolfe, will apend their
school vacations there with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldrige may go from
Atlantic City to Hollidaysburg, Pa.,
for the wedding ol Mr. Baldrigc'a
brother, Judge I nomas rlaldnge, ml
April.
, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Edwards left
a week ago for a month's stay at Hot I
springs, Arlt. f I
Social Gossip.
JJiuvAlice Rushton, who is visiting
at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Seacrest in Lincoln, was the recipient
ot several social affairs last week.
Miss Phoebe Folsom, who is a fre
quent visitor in Omaha, gave a dinner
nsrty tor her Thursday.
Miss Helen Ingwersen went to Lin
coln with a party of girls to attend
the Jvappa Kappa Uamma formal
dancing party, which was held at the
Lincoln hotel last evenine.
Mr. S. F. Crofoot and Mis Fran
ce Nash are expected home today
from the east, lhey have been in
Washington, New York and Boston.
Mrs. J. W. Reynolds returned
Wednesday from Eastern, Pa, where
she has been visiting her son, who is
in school there.
Mrs. F. A. Brogan goes south today
to visit her son, rrot: Albert Brogan,
and his bride, at Austin, 1 ex.
Mr. and, Mrs. Hugh T. McManus
have returned from a three weeks
trip to California. Mr. Lucius Wake-
ley returned Sunday and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Calvin and Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Burgess come home this week.
Mrs. Uement Chase has returned
from Chicago, where she hat been
with her daughter, Mrs. Sebastian
Hinton, and the new granddaughter,
little Jean Hinton.
Mrs. Douglas B. Welpton went to
New York last Saturday, to be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. Wilson Low returned Wed-I
nesday from a months visit in the
east, where she visited her uncle at
Cohasset. Mass.
i A. H. Bannister has returned from
an eastern trip. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Keogh will be home Monday from
' New York".
Lewis Burgess, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Burgess, arrived home last
week from school in the east because I at the home of her sister Mrs. J. H,
h wnannt we'll , I McC.mrv. and Mr. MfrHrv
Mrs. John Madden accompanied Mrs. Darwin B. Chesney, who un
Mrs. Denise Barkalow and Joseph derwent an operation for appendicitis
Barker, who left Saturday for Cali- at the Swedish Immanuel hospital
lorma. Mrs. Madden win meet nerirnoay, is resting comfortably.
aunt, miss same myaen, and uncle,
Joseph myden. who have been
California for several weeks, and will
accompany them home in two or three
weeks.
Mrs. V. H. Cranmer, who has
i been visiting her mother, Mrs. Ben
Wood, for the last month, left lhurs-
4f,
.4 i
Bats Anion,
Florence) LutJwlek,
fiulAb Welch
Marie Rout. "
lleMrt,
H. Kirk.
John Ttff,
Roland Ludwtr,
JVJSS. CffAjPZSS H.TSARPlg
Senior Class Meeting.
The senior class of the Universitv
of Omaha held a business and social
meeting at the residence of Mr. Roy
Greeting Thursday evening. Matters
pertaining to graduation were dis
day evening for her home in Pe;nver. " l n" the first class to
; l -.. a. . graduate from the $75,000 new Joslyn
hall, - Howard DeLamatre is class
president, while Jean Berger acted as
secretary pro tern. Miss Lottie ,Un-
uctuui i . inf. racuuye aaviser. jur.i
bmerson Goodrich was present
ine senior class includes: , ,.
Betrothal Announcements,
' An engagement of interest to old
, frienda of Mr. and Mrs., Edgar C.
bavder of Washington. D. C and for
merly of Omaha, Is the betrothal of
their daughter, Margery, to Mr.
David A. Snyder of New Bloomfield,
Pa., the wedding to taki place April
t 10 at M. Stephen s Episcopal church.
Miss Snyder, whose father is -Washington
correspondent for The Bee,
has made several visits to Omaha
since moving to Washington and was
the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge is,
V.AAv nmrhr' ufln h mam tht.
V. recipient ot much social attention,
Ulna
OlffA AadcrMa,
Hr Luck,
Jmb Barsr- 't
Para Olltert; '
Ollv Brain,
uarion carptnter,
Marlon Paraall,v
MMara.
William Tbompaon, .
Floyd Wooaky,
Roy Oratllns,
Mlaai
nila CarpaiAar.
Ruth Sundland,
Birban Smith ot
Council Bluffa,
foulaa Bratton,
UHaabatn Borryman,
Xlliaboth Selbtrt,
ICdear rnat, -Uoward
PaiAmatra,
She is considered one of the most ' i .tX-t. '
ailltd vnuna- inllnlal. inWhm.. Coll, Women LUltebeOn...
inc cxecuuve committee and neaos
of departments of the Association of
ton, and bids fair to have a career.
She has played at many charity af
. fairs and at numerous private musi
cales, aa well as in local concerts, and
- is a member of the leading musical
clubs of the city. " Although her
Collegiate Alumnae gave a luncheon
Saturday at the University club for
Mrs. Anne Y. Reed of Seattle, Wash.,
a vocational guidance expert, who
fiance has the same name, he is not re-1 speaks at Central High school Tues-
lated to ner. . , '
Miss Snyder's ' lather is one of the1
most prominent journalists in Wash
ington and a former president of the
(jndiron club. -Mr.
and Mrs, George I. Henderson
announce the engagement of their
daughter Lucille, to Mr, Virgil A.
Deems, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Deems. The date for the wedding will
be announced later. .
Announcement is made of the en
cagement of Miss Lena E. Levine of
New York City to Mr. Abe Meyeraon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Meyerson of
day. Mrs. Reed is visiting Mrs, R. C
Hoyt. : lhose present were:
Maadamca
Anno Y, Raad, '
r. U. My..
Uaorfo Morton,
Q. M. R. Sundarland.
Miaaaa
Jullot Orlfflo,
Hallo Ryan,
H.lu Clara, , '
Baoa Pumont.
Elian H. Vranklan,
ralrlola, Nauahtln. .
Maadajnai
Harvoy Nowbranch,
R. C. Hoyt.
H. K. Owan, , v .
Bdsar Soolt,
Hlaaoo
Myrllo Robarta, '
Jaaalo Towna,
Bllsaboth Roonoyi
Alloo Buohonan,
Joaophlno Duraa, .
lono C hirfy,
Entertain (or Visitors.
Mrs. W. H. Taylor entertained at
this city. The date for the wedding luncheon it the Universitv club. Sat.
has not yet been set ( . ',., urday for Miss Madeline Kaiser of
... , ,. ' ' ' 1 ' ' .' , - : I Chicago, who is the guest of Mr. and
weaoing Announcements, . , . i Mrs. Branch M. Curtis, and for the
Mr. William Gahl and Miss Marie 1 Misses Blanche and Gladys Heacock
Metzger; Mr. tarl Bowder and Miss I ' rvearney, who are her guests, ihe
Alta M. Bow ev. and Mr. Walter E. other member) ot the party were Mrs.
Baltzcr and Miss Blsnche Woosley, Branch Curtis, Mrs. Guy Ellis and
all of this city, were united in mar- Mrs. Zack Hombcrger.
riage Wednesday afternoon by Dr. Last evening ,thq Misses Heacock
W. H. Wheeler. were guests of honor t a theater
Miss Minnie Romonek, daughter of I party. The group included
Mr. and Mrs. I. Romonek. and My. I Mooars, and auadaraoa
Albert Hoffman of Sioux Citv. Ia.. Banaon. z.c Horabarsor.
will be married a the Metropolitan Binoh?Hoaeoek oiadjrMMoook
ciud nouse una evening. - Air. and I. ot Koaraay. ol Koaraar,
Mrs. Hoffman will make the r home .""""T'Jf'-
: c:K... r-:... .i .l... i 1 Mr. John Llobtanwallnar.
, ..... vny, wucic nicy iiayc uuni nr, Mrfc w, M. Taylor,
The marriage of Mr. Harry Rise- ,.Mr- ?,r,nc? ,
man and Mist Bertha Redman took fei' Ue,t; ' Madeline Kaiser of
nlac in Ottumw. I. . ik. Chicago, . formed another tlieater
yonng people will make their home,
last Sunday. A party of twenty
guests rrom umana attended the wed
ding. - . .
For Mrs. Berryman,
Mrs. E. R. Tompkins entertained
at the tea dansant Saturday afternoon
at the Fontenelle in honor of Mrs. D.
C. Berryman, who leaves Sunday for
her new home in St Louis. The
gueets included:
MMduiM , ,. ' Moadamaa :
nJ. Bitltma. D. R. Mttla.
a. C. Banytnan, Luclaa Staphana.
Ronald Patera I, ,
Mlatea ' Mlaara -
Built Rlnahart, Halen Rlnahart
party.
Affairs of the Paat Week.
The Prettiest Mile Ladies' Golf
club met at the home of Mrs. George
Swoboda Tuesday evening. The
New Method ef
Reducing Fit
A -nawa Ham trou abroad Ictorma tla
that tha Amacan matbod o( prodttctna
I altn, trie rurara u maatlna with aatonUhinf
(ancoaaa. Tha ayal m. which ku mada auch
a wondarrul tmpnsalon.ovav tnara, auat be
Mrs. Mary I. Creiah had a few nfl"1 Marioola Pa Uon Tabu; mathod
Mrs. Berryman's friends at the Uni- "l"olo It to aafa to aay that va
versity club 'for luncheon yesterday. I aa.lni batter lor this purp. la this
spent the evening playing cards and
dancing.
Mrs. H. Putnam gave a card party
at her home Thursday for Mrs. Ernest
E. Austin of Creston, Neb., guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester P. Westcott High
five was played and prizes were won
by Mr. Edward Hart and' Mrs. Coop
er, ine guests present were:
Mliiea
B. H. Waleh.
A. A. Harmon,
Atta Anaon.
Oladra Walch,
Maaaro.
Jamaa Mavorloa,
A. A. Schaef.r,
Edward O'Brien
Moaara. and Mesdamaa
Edward Hart, 2 Cooper.
Letter P. Weacott, .- Mrs. ArUna Anaon.
Dr. V. B. LUdwlcH,
Mrs. Waldemar Nelsen gave a fare
well party Thursday in honor of Mrs.
M. bkow, who is moving to Minne'
sota. ine guests were:
Meedameo Meadamfta
C. Nlebolaon, Fred Johnaon.
E. Brockdorff. Carl Sunland.
Cbarlea Reamuaaen. 8. P. Peteraon.
Mlaa Anna Nelaen.
Miss Naomi Schenck entertained
Friday evening in honor of her
nephew, Mr. Roy Wells, of the signal
corps of the Fifth Nebraska, who has
just returned home, ihe guests in
ciuoeo tne following:
Mlaaee
Bertha Llehnoveky,
noien i,ionnovaky.
Lulu MoOreer, '
Suala Peeatnaer,
Margaret BoeckhoS,
Mre, Otla Carter.
Meeare.
N. r. Bchenk,"
Ralph Roehe, ,
Victor Black,
Ed Woodbrtdfo,
Pat Connell,
MtMn
Be way Hlvby,
At Peaalnger,
Roy Well..
Karl Kehm.
Arthur shields.
The B. T. club of the railway mail
service entertained Thursday evening
at ine nome or Mr. and Mrs. fc. B.
Williams. The St. Patrick idea was
carried out in the decorations and re
freshments, and a special program
of music and games formed the diver
sion of the evening. The guest list
inciuoed: ' i
Meaera. and Meedamet
D. K. Amiatrone, H. Morteeon.
3. H. Cramer.
1. IS. Crandall,
C. I. Fink, '
J. N. Oraham.
C. E. Olll,
C. J. Howe,
E, Z, Loeee,
O. F. Lake,
J. R. M Clung,
Mleaee
Roumalne Painter.
Meaars. .
Oeorge Brewater.
H. C. Madden,
I B: Moore,
C, J. Nokrenberg,
R. Owen,
Phlllpott, 1
T V Painter
A, Phillip,
C, Watkln.
Mlaaea
Meaare.
Mra, W. Adklna.
The next meeting of the club will
tXOWtfiC VOUR ou memos
house was beautifully decorated in
honor of St. Patrick, the same color
being carried out in refreshments.
The women were entertained by sev
eral violin aoloa and duets by pupils
of Frank Mach; vocal solos by Miss
Hazel True and Miss Dorrette Arntd;
and piano solos by Miss Wilma
Bruce. Fifty women were present.
The Silver Leaf club was enter
tained Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Beatrice Armstead.
Miss Josephine Jensen gave a read
ing. A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs.,S. Alexander, Friday,
evening. The evening was spent in
games and music. The guests were:
Mloae . ' Vl.ee '
Myrtle Bobitn,- Beaete Oaughan.
Babe AllbaugU, ' ' oertrudo Allbugh,
Gertrude Mella, Uaaaa Wllke,
Baba Bobilu. Delia Woods,
Etta Hoiar"J"."V Ulnnla Ipraktaa,
Meedamoa Meedameo
Roaooe Wolfe, Edward Almqulat,
3d Smith, - Jaok Chapman,
ugh McOann ' K Ray Capel,
Arnold Storm. . Charlee Thomas,
Jim Moore, Bob O'NoU,
Mr, and Mrs. Park.
, Mr, and Mr Aloxandar. . . .
Members of the Ladies' Aid society
of Our Savior's Lutheran church gath
ered at the church parlors on Twenty-sixth
and Hamilton streets Friday
afternoon and very pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. Will Meyer. An address
was ivcn by Mra. Halverson. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Thirty frienda made a surprise call
on Dr. and Mrs. U. E. Ludwick last
evening in honor of their thirteenth
wedding anniversary. The party
IMaktMaearonifbrihtMnUons
and lamVetyfh
rtieuarlkrMbkeit
VH every ftreMoe
' AskErandGei -
MacarcniProducfs
after which the afternoon was spent
vriajruiK unage at jars. ireign s home.
Stork Newa.' "
A son was born Friday to Mr. and
Mrs. T."R. Koehler: Mrs. Koehlcr
was lormcriy miss freida Johnson.
country. Anything that will reduce the
sicoaa tteaa.' two, three or tour pounda a
week, without In; ry to tha atomaoh. the
causing of wrinkles, tha help ot oaenlslug
or dieting, or Interference with one's meaja
la a mighty Important and uoetal addition
to clTlllaatlon'e Boooaaltlea. ' Juat, auah a
oaUloguo ot good result!, howevar, (oilow
the , ,h --. n, t k i ,
Sick-Room Notes. , - ; .', I economical little lat reducers. Wa aay eea.
Mrs. Dexter Buell. whn rrtnrnert tn I nomlcal aacauaa Marnul PreaoHntlon Tee.
Her home Friday from the, hn.nltal I late (made In accordance with the ttian.
-)fter an operation, is rapidly recover- YSTTSSSZ 'If'Lli;
Tr:.. a-t ' ' ' i"' ' . " w"wrd Ave., r.trott, Mick., tor ooyeaty.
Miss Clarice Riley, who underwent large caeo. which la de
an operation at St Catherine's hospi- !' fl? .tc?im.,c1 rlM oontdermg the
tal . month ago, is now convalescing 1'" n"
Merchants
. DAN GAINES, Prop, i
Sunday 50c Table d'Hota
'Olives, Radishes, Green Onions
Cream of Corn au Croutan'
Boast Prim Ribs, au Jus
Stuffed Spring Chicken, Glaea
Roast Leg Vaal, Oyster nd
Clery Dressing ;
Peas In Cream
Fried Sweet Potatoes
. ,
Head Lettuce, Faprika Dressing
' Cranberry Pie, . Cream Pie -v
-i , . ". or
Ice Cream and Cake
'. 1 Coffee. ... :
SkinnerManu&cturingCompanjf
vmana.ftwaraMMO. i.ouv.
Beautiful Cut Glass Pattern
Pitcher 6 Glasses
And
Mirror Plateau
. Ragular Price, $13.78.
Special This Week
$7.75
Aa thoy are only a llmitee aunt
her of seta wa ask you to come
arly. 1 '
BRODEGAARD
Bros. Co. ,
16th and Douglas Sta. : .
Electric Baths
for Rheumatism
. t . -v - . : i f
We have installed one of the finest electric cabinets
for rheumatism patients. It is equipped with violet ray
aro lights. Violet ray treatment is considered by our best
medical men as one of the best treatments for rheuma
tism known to the profession. Would be triad to have you
call and investigate or consult your doctor about this
treatment , ,y 'v"'?;': .-.. .
Excelsior Bath Institute j
633-39 Rom' Bldg
Phona Douglas 8871.
be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Mohler, March 16.
Personal Mention.
Dr. A. V, Holmes Is giving a series
of lectures to the women of Nebraska
Wesleyan university.
Miss-Elsie Marie Van Tochine of
Fort Wayne, Ind., who has been vis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Carson
Lowrey, has decided to remain in
Omaha and attend school here. She
is a daughter of the late, Cora Carson
V'an Tochine.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson of Elgin, Neb.,
is visiting friends in Omaha.
"Miss Myrtle Brady left Friday to
spend a few days in Chicago.
Mrg, Henry Johnson- and little
daughter, Mary Ann, returned Thurs
day from a month's visit with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Miller,
in Lincoln.
-Mr. and Mrs.' Jesse L. Cook, ac
companied 'by their mother, Mrs. M.
Gould, leave some time this week for
Rochester, N. Y, where they will la
cate permanently.
Mr. F. W. Engler is confined to hil
home with a serious, attack of the
grip- .
, miUleo la Florida.
St. Feteraburg, Fla., March f. Managrr
Moren and twenty-four members of th.
Philadelphia National league equed arrived
here tonight for spring training. Light
workout will begin tomorrow.
n i
adftjuaietij describes the
cTiw Jiais
Ihe Spring
jiJ;.
r sir ii rf ffia mftpjerisift c
'e. ? 'S
yajvusue in. cuur vuna smarc
, , color IfyjS"
, design and Irurwwiq
We announce for
Jh3 jortneu v
Spring Opening
tftkeTMlwerydepculment
Adaxilutq aray of beaut
tifidlwds,&afannq in hurt
:( dnsds cf Kfrmhabk oriejuur
nM... aons etxrif styce fvcrfure
Jin eflubikon cuvdseuiruf
News of Special Valued in New j
Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses j
I
WHEN I say I have something special you can
rest assured that when you come to see the
values juu win nut. uc uioaiiuiuucu. xu ictjriiig
my plans for this season I determined to out
do my efforts of past years. A visit will only
serve to convince you of how well I succeeded.
If y6u haven't been here to see "the New
Beddeo Store," by all means come, Many in
teresting changes will greet you.
You don't need a lot of cash when you buy
here. My easy payment plan enables you to
dress well and pay a little at a time.
ELMER BEDDEO.
Special Suit Values
$18.50, $24.50, $29.75
Of course, I could not describe them in this lim
ited space. Suffice to say that every suit is the acme
of style, quality and workmanship no matter what,
price you pay. x '
Special Coat Values
$12.50, $16.50, $18.50 j
You will need a new spring coat. Every woman
who likes to be well dressed will have one. If you
choose it here you will get superior style and, a
mighty fine value.
Our Millinery and
Shoe Departments
I know I can please you with my mil
linery styles. My prices will fit your,
pocketbook. Men and women who want
real Bhoe style and shoe' economy will
do' well to pay my shoe section a visit
Credit ;
on the
Square
Special Dress Values
$12.50, $15.00, $18.50
A woman can't have too many
dresses. I sought for and secured really
beautiful styles and feel sure that my
customers will like them. Suppose you
come in Monday and try on some of
them.. . ; -v
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