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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 20, 1917.
British Ship Torpedoed;
Three Pretty Girls Who Will Wed in June
Chicago Girl Who Comes to Omaha as Bride
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Eight Persons Killed
London. May 19. The . British
For Quality and Service
Phone Tyler 1022
Imperial Dye & Cleaning Works
1616 Vinton St.
Autos Everywhere
Wa nay poo tana one war on mall order.
steamer Highland Corrie was torpe
doed without warning; on May 16.
Five members ot the crew ana tnree
passengers were killed.
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from their friends for eight months.
The marriaKe of Mrs. Frances Ford
to Mr. August Freitag took place
Wednesday evening at their future
home. 2809 Davenoort street, ine
bride wore a gown of gray georgette
crepe and crepe de chine and carried
bride's roses.
Pre-Nuptial Entertaining.,
Miss Josephine Morrow entertained
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Lillian Dimock, when the engage
ment of Miss Dimock and Mr. Rus
sell E. Bennett of this city was an
nounced. Coven were laid for:
Mlra-e Mleaee
Katharine Mohler, Ann Raemuaaen,
Robin Pulton, Paula Kaufman,
Bertha Wleae, Mary Leea,
Florence Morrow, Joaephlne Morrow.
Musicale and Dinner.
Miss Luelta Allen gave a musicale
for her senior class of young women
Saturday afternoon at Hotel Loyal.
The rooms were decorated with spring
flowers. Following the program din
ner was served in the grill room.
Covers were laid for:
hm Mlaeea
Varr Ooodland,
Iran Swearlngen,
Eby,
- llodjaeke Johnson,
Carol Kuenne,
t,ulu MeOreeF,
Ruth Stevann. .
Jniephlna Linn,
Laraon.
Eva Bobbin.
Bedelte Barrows,
Elisabeth, Backet,
Oalnee,
Martha Oalues. ,
Kopela, 1
Madge Meyel.
Gertrude aeroeV,
M. Rchueckenburger,
Julia Stohlmen,
Meadamee .
H. K. Oeorge
ft, B. Btewart,
A. C. Strang,
Clara Oleaon,
Hlnie.
Prance. Wllaon,
Bartha Llrhnovaky,
Uarearat Keellne of
Council Bluffa.
Klnaal o(
Council Bluffa.
Meadamee
Clinton HUbr,
Mggett,
W. B. Davis.
A L. Rand.
Meedamee-
Arthur Remington.
Meesrs.
Cbarlaa Saunders,
At the Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Drake enter
tained the largest party at the Coun
try club dinner-dance last evening.
Their guests were:
Maaara. and Maadamaa
. T. W. Jurtaon, H II Uaidrisa,
X P. Pack. L. P. Crefoot,
Frank T. Hamilton, C. C. George,
B. W. Dlion,
Maadamaa-
P. A. Naeh. -Maaara.
Frank Burkley,
Charlaa W. Hull.
Dr. and Mra. 1. B. umm.m.
Sr. W. O. Brldsaa.
Oanaral Gaorta H. Harries.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Beaton
entertained party which Included
their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Er
win A. Wurster and Mrs. E. A. Wur
ter, jr., of Milwaukee.
Mr. Gurdon W. Wattles had with
him his niece, Mrs. A. F. McCreary.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Blackwell and
rlx of their friends dined together.
Mrs. Victor B. Caldwell had ten
guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Madden
entertained a party of twelve.
Mr. and Mrs. Jame E. Ludlow
Jiad as their guests:
Maaara. and Meedamea-a
1. B. naTtdaon, William Hill Clarke,
' J. B. Fltisarald, B. W. Bucknar, .
8. H. Holcoma, Oeorge a Smith.
Frank W.ltere.
Sanator Morris Brown.
Celebrate Anniversary.
A surprise party was given for Mr.
tnd Mrs. J. L. Jacobson Friday even
ing, the occasion being the thirtieth
anniversary of their wedding." The
guests included many old friends,
Some of whom had been present at
the wedding. Those present went
; Ray. and Mra. A. T, Lorlmar, , . m
Maaara. and leeedeinea
r. A, Bdqsutj .
Rytandaa,
Hllalnb
Bloom,
N. P. Rwanam ;'
J, A. awaneon.
tW. wanaaat
Johnaon,
Mlaaaa -efleaee-e
1.1 Han Swanbereh
LUUa JohnaoB.
Rose JohnaoDa
Maaara.
H. Colllandar.
H. Rummelhartj .
. Wlokatrom.
John Honrlokeoa) .
m iieneoB,
Mra, Colllandar;
Affaire of Past Week.
A surnrise nartr was clven Mrs.
Olive Grimes at her home Friday aft
ernoon by members of Pansy camp
No. 10, R. N. A, who presented her
with a recorder's pin and a beautiful
bouquet in appreciation of her serv
. ices as recorder of their camp for
twenty-one years, Mrs. Marie Gross,
camp receiver, was also given a bou
quet. The invited guests were lies
dames Koester. Andersen. Benish,
Leaverton, Barlow, Woolf, Cook,
Devol, Willey. Good, King, Madison,
Loebke. Parker. Standard. Heft
Wichterman, Fowler, Gross, Stuart,
Arnold, Marshall. Cottmire, Samson,
Holt, Batitin, Smith, Falmquist, Wat
V.etra, Martig, Chalfont, Nelson, Olm
sted, Schroeder, Winquist and Perk
: ins; Misses Hazel Leaverton and Lil-
nan xwcaicr.
Knox Bible class, of which Mrs.
C H. Marrow is leader, closed its
year's stud with a kensington at her
home Tuesday afternoon. The host
ess was presented with a large bas
ket ot flower. ;inose present were:
, Charlaa Joanna,
Hurling,
Andereon,
Rumraalharaj
Johnaon,
Hanaon,
Wlokatrom.
Mildred Johrtaon, '
Ebba Lofgren,
Malmandar,
Zdltb, Jaoobeea, '
Mwnt-a
B. Hanaon.
It, Jacobaon,
J. Johnaon of
Wimeebarre, Fa.
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GE1L M. CHAJO.ES
day evening from Cedar Rapids, Is.,
where she attended the White Shrine
convention.
C E. Walrath and E. A. French
were Omahans registered at the
Multnomah hotel in Portland, Ore.,
last week.
Mra. Anna Peycke, who was taken
seriously ill at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Metr, four weeks
ago, is still in a critical condition and
has not been able to be moved to her
own home in the Potter.
Mrs. L. Wetzell of West Point and
Miss Melva Risse were the week-end
guests of Mrs. H. C. Gardner.
JVAffQAJfST FHBKJ
Benson
Social Gossip
Maadamel
0. U Hoppar.
J. Turk.
T, M. Tuckar.
J. A. MoPhoraoBa
W. a. Flnlar.
T. W. Mllla,
X. Kaaba,
Maadamaa-
J. F. Traill.
J. H. Tataa,
Emma Matthews,
. W. Ravaal,
2. T. Ochaltraa,
C. Tf. Mawall,
w. H. Ahlmaaon.
Mlasoa
'Blliabath Elcook, Abbla Ely,
. Mary Kaarna, Anna Bloook.
The W. W. club was entertained by
Mrs. Charles Gruenig Wednesday for
the last time in the spacious old home
the Gruenigs have occupied for thirty-
five years. It to be wrecked soon
for the North Side High school. Mrs.
Charles Gruenig of Mullen, Neb.;
Mrs. Shaville of Chicago and Mrs.
Laere were sweats of the club.
The young women of M. C Peters
Mill company gave a box party at the
Orpheum Friday evening. The guests
were Mis Agnes Lynch and Miss
lna Uarlc. Uthers in the party were:
Mlaaaa .. Mlaaaa
Oartruda Flyna, Gartruda Lynch,
Kata Olllnaky, v Anna Rupart,
' loutaa Hatch, 1 Arva Watthonar.
Moadameo Maadamaa
P. A. Balilar, K. K. Rlchardaoa.
For the opening performance of
"Robinson Crusoe, r.. at tne Bovd
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Burgess and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nash
bad two boxes witn M r. and Mrs.
George B. Prinz, E. E. Calvin, U B
Wincneu ana e a. luaany ot 1,111
cago, F. J. Burley, Luther Drake and
U. w. wattles as tneir guests.
Miss lone Gardner entertained the
Benson Queen Esther club Friday
evening.
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Strong of Du
luth are at the Fontenelle for a few
days enroute to the Pacific coast on
their wedding trip. Mrs. Ames was
Miss Grace Babcock, special writer
fnr the Duluth News-1 ribune.
Mrs. A. A. Holtman returned Frl
Mrs. F, L. Auerichs will be hostess
for the Aufwiedersehn club next
Wednesday afternoon.
The formal opening to the public
of the Rosehill school building took
place last Monday evening, when a
large number were present to view
the interior, and listen to a program
of patriotic songs by the pupils, and
short talks by prominent men of the
town.
The women of the Methodist church
held a successful bazar last Wednes
day in the basement A noon lucheon
was served.
Mr. Lynn Colson, who was for
years a resident of this place, but re
cently ot umana. was married last
week to Miss Mary Howell of
Omaha.
Th Sed Cross organization of
Benson ia headed bv Mra. J. W.
Welch and Mr. James Howard. The
committee report about 3UU member
ships taken out here.
Mr. John E. Johnson of Omaha
and Mias Helen Johnson of Benson
were married last Wednesday. .
Mrs. E. A. McGlasson and son,
Carleton, left on Thursday to join Mr.
there to Detroit to make their future
home.
Mr. George Iradale was called to
Denver last Thursday by the serious
illness of his mother.
A farewell reception was Riven
Tuesday atfernoon at the home of
Mrs. J. W. Welch, in honor of Mrs.
E. A. McGlasson, who was presented
with a souvenir spoon. A dainty
luncheon was served to about twenty
five guests.
The juniort of the high school
entertained the seniors at a party in
the auditorium last Friday evening.
The class colors were used in dec
oration. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. O. Boyce was hostess for the
Baptist Missionary circle at her home
last lbursday.
Mrs. H. M. Coleman left last Mon
day to visit a month in Denver and
other Colorado points.
Miss Lucille Loechner ot Detroit is
a guest at th home of her brother,
ur. w. a. j-oeenner.
The nostnoned "Better Baby" pro
gram of the Woman' club was given
Thursday afternoon at the Presby
terian church. I he program con
sisted of music, readings and an ad
dress by Dr. Calfass. Ice cream and
cake was served at the close ot tne
session. . . .
Three grades in the Central school
held a joint picnic last Friday.
Mrs. O. F. Hoffman entertained at
a whist party Thursday in honor of
ner sister irom iouncu oiuni.
Mr. T. C. Hire of Esbon. Kan.. Spent
a few days last week at the home of
his sister, Mrs. F. M. Dailey, while
on hi way to Union, Ga.
The Douglas county convention 01
Roval Neighbors held in Elkhorn last
Tuesday was represented from here
by Mesdames u u Williams, oeorge
Frost, H. Ekstrom, F. E. Young, E,
E. I'addock, At snyaer ana n. v
Campbell.
Mra. w. A. smitn ana Mrs. j
Redick of Omaha will address the
Woman's club and other organiza'
tiona next Tuesday at 2:30 o clock at
the Odd Fellows' hall.
Mrs. F. E.. Young will be hostess
for the Good Times club at ner nome
next Thursday. '
Mrs. A. S: Ruth entertained at din
ner last Sunday in honor of Mrs.
Dr. Gibson and Mrs. James Weimcr
of Fontenelle, Ia.
Mrs. John ipeedie entertained at
dinner last Tuesday for Mrs. Charles
Speedie of Nebraska City.
ilr. J. crews ana wrs. i. v
Lessard entertained tht Walnut Hill
Home Missionary "tea" at the home
of Mrs. Lessard last Thursday.
The English Lutheran cnurcn mem
hera orsranized a family society last
Tuesday with the following officers:
t. Gehrig, president, and W. C.
Kramer, aecretary-treasurer.
The local Eastern star entertainea
at the Odd Fellows' hall Thursday
evening. A large class of candidates
was initiated. Refreshments were
served.
Hold Community Meetings
On Food Conservation
rVtmmtinirv meetinors. nreliminarv
to the State Conference on Food
Conservation, are to beld this even
ing at the South Side and Central
Hio-h nehnnla. Tudse A. L. Sutton
and Mrs. Berrv are to speak at the
South Side school and E. V. Parrish
and arveral women are to sneak at
Central. The meetings ire called for
8 p. m. The motive is to acquaint
Omahans with the purpose of the con
servation conference and to call to
their attention the rare opportunity
before them to attend the - various
demonstrations to be given during
the event
PMorf rr ' ' '
RUTH METERS.
Dundee
Society Notes
The Dundee Circle of the C. C. L.
met Monday with Mrs. N. K. Sype.
The Ladies Aid society of the Dun
dee Presbyterian church met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles S. Ely,
5364 Harney street.
The Thursday Morning Bible class
met with Mrs. J. L. Hutchinson. It
meet this week with Mrs. R. C.
Peters. v
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hebner and
son are guests of Mrs. Hebner's
mother. Mrs. H. I. McCarthy.
The Thimble club met Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. G. W. Templeton
and Mrs. Royal D. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Upham have
moved to 4812 Douglas street.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Dundee Presbyterian church held its
annual picnic Saturday in Riverview
park.
cards nave oeen received announc
ing the marriage in Minneapolis last
Saturday of Miss Suzanne Walker and
Mr. Frank Watson. Miss Walker was
a teacher in the Omaha High school
twenty years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hutchinson,
their mother, Mrs. Ellick, and sister,
Miss fclhck, will move to Web
ster street.
James W. Hamilton has returned
from a trip south and east.
South Side
Social Circles
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refreshments and a social good time.
Those taking part were the Armour
Glee club, William Cook, Prof.
Chaloner, Mesdames Brewer, Paxton,
Ringer and Heptonstahl. Carl Bran
stead also gave a reading.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shainholtz en
tertained Thursday evening in honor
of their silver wedding anniversary.
The house was decorated with flags
and flowers. More than 100 guests
were present Mr. and Mrs. Shain
holtz were presented with a beautiful,
bouquet of flowers and many beauti
ful pieces of silver by Mr. N. M.
Graham in behalf 'of the guests. Mrs.
Shainholtz was assisted by Mesdames
Bennett and Hutchinson and the
Misses Brooker, Wyler and Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Shainholtz were mar
ried at Warrenburg, Mo., in 1892, and
came to South Omaha nineteen years
ago. They are the parents of four
grown sons. '
Mrs. George Parks, jr entertained
at a linen shower in honor of Miss
Margaret Parks Wednesday evening.
The house was decorated in pink
sweet peas and the evening spent
playing whist Those present were:
Mlsaea-
Marcadaa Manfan
Ansala Braan,
Veta Kavanauith,
Katharlna Parka,
Naomi Kins,
Alien Larkln,
Roaa Harmon,
Nellla Walah.
Helen Llcknowaky.
Nallla Otlleapla,
Mamie Dworak.
Ann Dworak.
Maadamaa 1
John Mugan.
Miss Caroline Carlson has returned
from. college at St. Paul, Minn.
Mr. J. T. Considine spent the week
at Platte Center, Neb, visiting with
his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Chizek are
spending the week at Burwell, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boures spent
the week with Mrs. Boures' sister,
Mrs. W. JrV. Hill, enroute from Ot
tumwa, I., to Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. L. A. Knight and daughter,
Mrs, Bryce Williamson of Superior,
Wis., are guests of L. E. and E. R.
Knight Mr. Lawrence Knight of
Stockholm, Neb, has also been a
visitor at these homes.
Mr, Walter Hill spent part of the
week at Falls City on business.
A new son has arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Longnecken,
Miss Violet Well's Sunday school
class of Wheeler Memorial church
hiked to Childs' woods Saturday.
Members of this class are Rhea Han-
nine. Pauline Oswald. Mildred Rey
nolds, Katherine Rasmussen, Lucy
Hill, Ruth Bentz and Maragret An
dersen.
Mrs. H. Vore and Mrs. L. E.
Knight entertained the Intermediate
class of the United Presbyterian
church on Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Vore. x he evening was spent
with games and music.
I he Bee Hive lodge ot Masons en
tertained their families at a musicale
on Thursday evening, followed by
Mlaaei
Ines Mangan,
Meroedea Braan.
Vena Kavenauch,
Maria McGovern,
Hallla Kins,
Cella Larkln,
Thereea Hamas.
Asnea Walah,
Bartba Llcknovaky,
Anna Gllleaple,
Mary Gllleaple.
Clara Dworak,
Katharine Heafy,
Maadamaa
Park.
T Bulltvmn,
,Miss Ruth Anderson entertained at
a miscellaneous shower at her home,
4423 South Twenty-fifth street, in
honor of Mrs. Harold Hill, whose
marriage took place two weeks ago.
Mrs. Hill was formerly Miss Manda
Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are now
in Falls City, Neb, on a joint business
trip and honeymoon.
Miss Helen Van Sant was crowned
May queen at the annual class May
tete at tne nizn acnooi outming rri-
day. Besides the high school pupils,
the dudus ot tne upper grades 01 tne
grade schools attended.
Mrs. D. A. Baxter will entertain at
dinner Sunday evening in honor of
Miss Jean Lee.
The woman voters conservation
league will hold a meeting at the
South High school auditorium on
Monday evening. The garden can
ning of vegetables and food conser
vation will be discussed. There will
also be a meeting at Vinton school in
charge of Mesdames Hartwick and
Andersen.
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Did it ever occur to you that every I
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their curls as their chief beautyf In
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pooing, not with any soap or make
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putting a teaspoonful of eanthrox
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thia instead of soap. This full cup of
shampoo liquid is enough so it is easy
to apply it to all the hair instead of
just the top of the head. After its
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dirt are dissolved-and entirely disap
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smoothest powder yon aver used, nnd ex
quisitely eeentad.
CLEANLY As I have .aid before, th.
growth of hair ia Impeded by th. formation
of fatty films and scale, on th. scalp. Soap
nnd aerabbing do not completely remove
these. They should be dieaolved away. Noth
ing I know doe. thia except eggol, a toa
apoonful of which dissolved In half a cup
-a --. 4na th, mrnrlt avnnt.ltalv and thor
oughly. You can get over a dosen fine sham
poo, from 85 cent, worth of eggol.
JEANETTB II. That ought to be a les
son never to vs. any of th. many super
fluous hair removers that "burn off" the
hairs. That's awful. Do ft this war. H
simpler, aura and safe. Stags folks know
what is best. Get sulfo solution from joui
druggist and moisten thai hairs with it.
Quickly the hairs will begin to wilt, an
they'll just dissolve away. It's really magie,
and never fails.
AMELIA J. It Is really astonishing what
yon can do in removing wrinkles in only a
few days' time by th use of my wrlnkls
formula. And the cost is so inconsiderable,
too. Get two ounces of Wptol from your drug
gilt and mix with one tablespoonful oi
glycerine in half a pint of water. A cream
will form at once, ready to use. This makes .
over a pint, so you aee It la very economi
cal. By using this freely every day yon will
very quickly see a decided change in your
appearance, and the skin will become plump
and vigorous. It will take ten years from '
your appearance. 0 9 9
JOSEPHINE W. It Is only a question of
a few moments to get rid of blackheads. All
you have to do la to get some neroxfn,
sprinkle some on a wet sponge and rub It on
th blackheads. I know you will he surprised
to find all those little beauty destroyers
gone. positively gone.
PATIENCE Next time you can't get to
the drug store to get my "Valeska Suratt
Face Powder," just send the price, fifty
cents, to "Secretary to Valeska Suratt,
Thompson Bldg., Chicago," say what tint you
want, and my secretary will see that you
are supplied. ,
COMFORTLESS How much worse must
it be for you In hot weather T For that exces
sive arm pit perspiration, apply some by
drolited talc to the arm pits. The odor also
will completely vanish. I wouldn't use those
other things you mention, as they dry up
the skin.
CORNELIA F. Don't use any appllane
for bust development. You should know that.
Development ' can never be positively prom
ised, but this should do the work if any
thing can. Two ounce of ruetone and half
a cup of sugar in a half pint of water, of
which two teaspoonfuls are to be taken after
meals and at bedtime this has done wosjp
ders. Ad vertisement.