THE BEE; OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1917.
UNUSUAL COSTUMES
WORN AT THE BALL
Maids and Matrons Trip Waltz
in Boots of Gold and Satin
at King: Ak-Sar-Ben's
Pete.
(Continued from Fate Four.)
Megeath, Mrs. G. W. Silver lace and Jet
over blue and silver tissue; allver cloth
bodice.
Meyer, Mrs. TV, A. Gown of yellow tulle
and black silk lace made over orchid sil
ver cloth.
Kelly, Mrs. George H. Black evening gown,
with jet trimmings: dancing length.
Miller, Mrs. A. W. Wisteria colored crepe
de chine, point lace collar; short chlfton
sleeves; skirt made dancing length.
MllUken, Mrs. Harvey Purple tulle over
orchid sliver cloth: skirt made short; bo
dice elaborately trimmed with sequins.
Ma honey, Miss May Striking model of
flame color georgette crepe combined
with gray velvet.
Moran, Mrs. H. G. Gown of black char-)
mese; akirt draped and cut round length;
bodice trimmed with cut Jet and finished
with tulle sleeves.
Mrtx, Mrs. Charles Handsome gray vel
vet win silver embroidery; decollete and
en tralne. with which gray satin slippers
were worn. Corsage of orchids.
Meti, Mrs. Charles E. One of the prettiest
gowns at the ball a copy of a Bullos
model In a pale pink geranium shade
showing the new one-sided effect, one side
of waist of velvet draped much higher
than the other and caught' with rhlne
stone and silver ornaments. From one
shoulder descends a dranerv nt ninic
chiffon trimmed with spangled beads, the
skirt built on clinging lines, falling away
from the ankle on one side to form the
narrow train.
Mark, Mrs. Norman, of Buffalo. N. T.
(Guest of Mrs. Charles Metz) Paris im
portation of silver gray satin embroidered
with sliver threads, draped with gray
tulle edged with satin of an ashes of
roses shade. Gray satin skirt, slashed
at either .side, draped over silver lace
petticoat, the bodice caught with a rose
shading from ashes of rose color to gray;
silver slippers. Gray aigrette in hair:
pearls. With this costume Mrs. MaoK
wore a long ermine cape lined with emer
ald green chiffon velvet with wide sash
ends.
Meti, Mrs. Philip, of Buffalo Wonderful
creation In tone of gunmetal gray sadn
and tulle, with trimmings of cut steel;
close fitting bodice trimmed with gun
metal lace and fashioned with tulle
sleeves the skirt being made with a wide
band of gunmetal lace around the middle;
silver slippers. Ermine wrap lined with
rose chiffon velvet. Pearls.
Mack, Miss Harriet of Buffalo (Guest of
Miss Gertrude Metz and an Out-of-Town
Maid of Honor) Decollette gown of sliver
cloth and tulle, with wing sleeves of tulle
embroidered in silver; entralne; allver
slippers; pearls. Miss Mack's wrap was
a shaded turquoise blue taffeta banded
in velvet.
Metcalfe, Mrs. W. H. Navy blue georgette
crepe with trimmings of silver bands;
skirt made dancing length.
Metx, Miss Gertrude Dancing frock of sil
ver cloth with tunic of sliver lace; tight
fitting bodice, low cut with angel sleeves;
sliver slippers.
Metralfe, Mrs. Joseph Maul Handsome
pearl satin brocaded with gold and trim
med with gold lace; opera coat of the
same material elaborately trimmed with
ermine; pearls and diamonds.
Milter, Miss Eva Irene of Fremont. Neb..
(Out of Town Maid of Honor), corn color
tarreta with king's blue roses embroidered
in bodice and skirt; slippers of gold cloth.
Moore, Mrs. Nancy J. Decollete gown of
silver cloth with overdress of pink Luclle
net, trimmed with sliver lace; silver slip
pers; corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
Morton, Mrs. James Black Jetted net gown
made over black crepe meteor, skirt made
dancing length; low cut bodice j with
elbow sleeves of the net. .
Mullen, Mrs. Arthur Gown of shaded gold
and blue faille; skirt made dancing length
and trimmed with draplngs of yellow and
gold tulle, bodice of embroidered gold
cloth, cut decollete and held with rhine-
stone shoulder straps; elbow sleeves fin
ished with band of rhlnestones.
Mi Msg, In, Eva of Fremont Guest of Mrs.
1. Clferk Colt,) regal toilette of black
atte sad tulle, skirt having panels of
panne blue sequins,
Murphy, Miss Helen Sand colored chiffon
brocaded in silver; simply made on long
flowing lines; short sleeves.
Murphy, Mrs. M. R. Gown of all black
tulle draped, with three-quarters length
sleeves, heavily trimmed In Jet.
Murphy, Miss Nell Exquisite gown of tulle
in shade of pale blue, pink and yellow
over silver lace, with short fluffy skirt;
long, loose sleeves.
Murphy, Miss Nan Charming gown of pale
blue silk fashioned on long, straight lines,
sleeves of tulle; sliver trimming.
Stanley, Mrs. Kobert H. Orchid satin even
ing gown combined with silver lace; sil
ver slippers. Her rose velvet wrap was
trimmed with white fox' fur. -
Myers, Mrs. Frank H. Lovely black velvet
evening gown . t. .turned with Jet; beaded
satin slippers. Mrs. Myers carried a black
ostrich fan. Her wrap was of gray velvet
with a kolinsky fur collar.
McCagne, Mrs. B. J5. Attractive' gown of
orchid satin; short draped skirt; bodice
of silver lace and tulle; no sleeves.
MeCague, Mrs. J. I. Jr. Simple gown of
pink tulle with trimmings of sliver rib
bon. McCarthy, Miss Gertrude, of Chicago (Guest
of Mrs. Ben Gallagher) Light blue satin
evening gown with hem turned up over a
silver laco petticoat and caught with
bunches of French flowers; bodice fin
ished with girdle of varl-colored ribbon;
puff sleeves. Dark brown velvet wrap
edged with seal.
McKinley, Mrs. James, of Camp Dodge
(Wife of Major McKinley) Dainty pink
tfctie dancing frock over silver cloth,
made with close-fitting bodice: silver
slippers. With this, a pink satin eve-
ning wrap was worn.
-tin lanahan, Mrs. II. M. Orchid velvet
combined with silver lace, with draped
sRirt and train, short sleeves of tulle
MrGrath, Mrs. P. T. Rich luokinp: gown of
nark blue velvet, embroidered In beads;
sieeves or lace.
McCarthy, Miss Gertrude (Guest of Mrs. Taul
Gallagher) Girlish model having petticoat
of lace with bouffant drapery of place blue
satin caught with Lucille flowers. I.ace
bodice, with shoulder straps and short
puffed sleeves.
MrKnlght, Miss Irene Pale blue satin with
silver lace petticoat and drapery of satin;
blue satin slippers; corsage of red rose
bdds. McShane, Mrs. E. C. Handsome dress of
black silk net, with draped skirt and bo
dice of net; short sleeves of net.
McShane, Mrs. John A. Handsome gown of
black chiffon, with train, long sleeves and
crystal trimming: Dear).
McConnell, Mrs. A. B. Black chantilly lace
robe over black satin trimmed with lrrt-
descent sequins; black tulle draperies.
Myers, Mrs. Henry F. M. Black silk
foulard nde with overdress of voillo and
lace; bodice of cream lace and chiffon;
skirt made dancing length.
Mlckel, Mrs. G. F.. Pastelle charmeuse,
elaborately trimmed with spangled net;
round length.
N
velvet
Short
slippers
N'unn. Mrs. A. B. Black chiffon
with bodice of jet and silver,
sleeves of tulle; black kid
trimmed with cut steel beads.
Nelson, Miss Sybil Ceriso brocaded chif
fon, trimmed with silver cloth and silver
lace; sleeveless bodice and skirt draped
high in bustle effect. Miss Nelson cur
ried a light gray ostriat fan and wore
silver slippers.
Niemann, Mrs. Anna E. Peach mcssellne
trimmed with silver lace, cut very low
In the back; platinum and diamond neck
lace; black kid slippers, trimmed with
cut steel beads; black ostrich fan; Hud
son seal evening coat.
Nash, Mrs. F. A. Lovely orchid charmeuse
gown trimmed with real lace. Handsome
black evening wrap trimmed with sable.
Nash, Mrs Kdward W. Handsome gray
brocaded su.in trimmed with silver lare.
en tralne: gray satin slippers; diamonds.
Mrs. Nash's wrap was a plum colored
evening coat trimmed with mole.
princess satin, trimmed with silver net
ana rosebuds.
Roberts, Mm, Walter B. Peach silver cloth
made with over drapery of tulle In the
same shade; silver lace trimmings.
Redman, Miss Elisabeth Gown of blue
chiffon made over blue satin. Crysttal
trimmings.
Rosrnstork, Miss Hedwlg Attractive gown
of yellow tulle made over yellow satin;
elaborately trimmed with gold lace; bod
ice of gold cloth.
Raymond, Miss lorothy, of Lincoln (Guest
of Miss Sybil Nelson) Flesh, colored tulle
and sliver cloth, the tulle embroidered
in baskets of French flowers, dancing
length: silver slippers.
Reed, Mrs. A. L., (Mother of This Tear's
Queen) Black gown of velvet and silver
lace: short skirt, long sleeves and low cut
Rosenthal, Miss I.velvn Girlish frock of
blue satin trimmed with silver lace.
Rusmthnl, Mm. Henry Orchid satin gowu
conililnt'd with sliver lace; diamonds.
Rosenthal, Mrs. Morris (Guest of Mrs. Henrv
Rosenthal) Handsome evening gown of
black satin combined with chantilly lace.
Kohlnxon, Mrs. C. X. Simple gown of lav
ender satin, headed trimmings.
Redlck, Mrs. W. A. Striking gown of black
velvet, bodico cut low and finished with
long tulle sleeves.
Rose, Mrs. Halleck White taffeta gown
made round length, silver lace forming
upper part of skirt, low cut bodice fin
ished with long tulle sleeves, and girdle
of flowers.
Rhoades, Mrs. W. G. Gown of white
tulle over flesh color satin: silver lace
and lrltlescent trimmings, with touches
of fur; dancing lenglh and no sleeves.
Richardson, Mrs. Forrest Conventional
black net gown. Jet trimmed with tulle
sleeves; dancing length; diamonds.
Rourke, Mrs. W. A. Gown of soft black
silk, touched off with American beauty
trimming. Blark velvet coat, fur trimmed.
Blark satis dancing slippers; ropo of
pearls.
Offutt, Mrs. Charles Lovely orchid char
meuse evening gown, made decollete and
dancing length.
O'Brien, Miss Carlta Handsome gown of
pink velvet; muffin fur trimmings.
Patterson, Miss Eugenie Pink satin danclpg
frock, with draped allver bodice, trimmed
with lridescents; skirt looped and caught
with plush roses and small square train,
silver slippers; purple and sliver brocaded
satin wrap lined with flosh-colored satin
and trimmed with taupe fox fur.
Pearsall, Miss Marion Effective gold satin
gown draped over cloth of gold; gold slip
pers. '
Faterson, Mrs. Kenneth (Former Queen of
Ak-Sar-Ben) Orchid colored satin veiled
with orchid net draped over silver cloth
on each side; sliver bands holding
silver cloth and orchid tulle bodice In
place. American beauty velvet wrap lined
In the same shadow with seal collar and
cuffs,
Peters, Miss Daphne American beauty vel-
vet evening gown.
Peters, Mrs. M. C Electric blue chiffon
velvet; bodice made of silver cloth em
broidered In silver and studded with
rhlnestones; draped skirt.
Pettegrew, Mrs. Glenn Rose and gold bro
caded chiffon made with pink taffeta
bouffant skirt; corsage of pale pink
roses and lilies of the vallye.
Flckens, Mrs. Charles H. Gray crepe de
chene, with overdress of lace, skirt trim
med with small ruffles of lace, and waist
draped with lace; short sleeves and small,
full train hung from shoulders.
Parsons, Mrs, F. C. Gown of apricot satin
overdraped with llver lace, short sliver
lace sleeves, bodice of satin, dancing
length. Diamonds.
Paxton, Mrs. James I-ove Gown of prim
rose pink faille, with side drapes of tulle
trimmed with silver lace, silver ribbon and
French flowers. Pearls and diamonds.
Peterson, Mrs. A. 0. Elegant gown of black
Jet over cloth of gold; long net sleeves,
dancing -length.
Phelps, Mrs. C. A. Stunning Nile green silk
gown with overdrape of Nilo green crepe,
trimmed with beadn, short sleeves and
dancing length.
Potter, Mrs. E. L. Simple and elegant gown
of black crepe, trimmed wilh Jit, round
length and short sleeves.
Powell, Mrs. E. G. Fluffy gown of black
tulle, dancing length and short sleeves.
Diamonds.
Preston, Mrs. W. G. Combination gown of
pink charmeuse and silver lace with drapes
of tulle. The skirt Turkish effect at the
bottom, ' Diamonds and pearls.
Prltchett, Mrs. Harold Gown vof sunrise
pink, built on distinctive lines and cm- i
broldered in silver; dancing length, no
sleeves. Pearls.
Quinbjr, Mrs. Laurie J. Black net over
white satin, the bodice trimmed with
crystals aid silver lace; black velvet
wrap, with seal cuffs and collar.
Quinhy, Miss Minerva Apple green tulle
over flesh colored satin, the tlgit bodice
trimmed with French flowers; skirt
draped to the bustle effect with the lace
front edged with rosebuds; white satin
slippers with apple green reveres; ri
velvet coat trimmed with ermine,
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Rohlff, Miss Clara Girlish frock of green
Mloshurg, Mrs. J. J. Jr. Turquoise soiree
satin and gold cloth, fashioned In the
new Turkish trouser effect, with draperies
or goui embroidered lace and blue tulle
and wide girdle of cloth of gold and gold
lace; shoulder drapes of turquoise blue
tulle caught with gold ornaments; gold
slippers. Diamonds.
Sharp, Mrs. Jack Attractive gown of or
chid velvet; skirt draped along simple
Unes; bodice of silver laco with trim
mings of lavender tulle.
Skinner, Mrs. Lloyd Black lace gown made
over soft black satin and trimmed with
black and orchid passementerie.
Slater, Mrs. E. M. Gown of orchid satin
with bouffant skirt made shortj silver
lace bodice trimmed with orchid colored
tulle; silver slippers.
Sprague, Mrs. E. II. White net gown made
over silver cloth, dancing length.
Sweatt, Mm. V. R., of Minneapolis (Guest
of Mrs. Charles T. Kountze) Handsome
green velvet gown.
Syfert, Mm. Edward M. Beautiful gown
of pale opalescent velvet, the bodice of
pale pink silk net and the corsage
formed of a broad band of the opalescent
velvet; Hilver slippers.
Skinner, Mrs. Paul Black and blue net
draped over black satin and trimmed with
black metal cloth; bodice of black metal
cloth. i
Steel, Mrs. Harry O. Black tulle gown, em
broidered with cut Jet and sequins; skirt
made short; low cut bodice, finished with
elbow sleeves of chiffon.
Scott, Mrsl. A. C Attractive toilette of
slack satin trimmed with cut Jet and
silver beads; short draped skirt and
sleeveless bodico.
Sherman, Mrs. C. R. Handsome gown of
yellow net, with sleovless bodice, trim
med In silver lace and skirt, of dancing
length.
Stevens, Mrs. Leo, of Fort Omaha Hand
some green and gold evening gown.
Simpnon, Mrs. Frank F. Handsome gown of
Hurgundy georgette crepe embroidered In
beads. Diamonds.
Stnra, Miss Bertha Pink satin wllh over
dress of chiffon, embroidered In pearls.
Hope pearl girdle.
Stewart, Mrs. J. T., 2d Very lovely and
simple dress of all white chiffon trimmed
with bends.
Smith, Mrs. Byron H. Charming model of
white satin comblred with lace, having
draped skirt, and short sleeves of lace.
Stlmpson, Mrs. Estelle of New York, (guest
of Mrs. J. M. Metcalf Callot model or
citron-colored satin, hand-embroidered In
pearls and crystals, with panels of the
same embroidery, and the sleeves fash
ioned! of strands of crystals over tulle,
opera coat of gold brocade and rose-pink
and white fox fur": pearls and diamonds.
Shurkleford, Mrs. C. B. All white creation
of georxette crepe, accordion plaited
skirt and trimmed with roses of white
chiffon.
Scnnneli, Mrs. It. J. Wisteria figured satin
with Madame Butterfly marquisette over
ilrapo and trimmings of gold lace.
Schopp, Mm. William Orchid satin with
overdrapes of tulle and silver lace trim
ming; silver slippers; dark green evening
cape with black fox collar.
Selli-, Mrs. Frank Silver cloth gown with
panels of silver lace, forming peg top
effect caught with pink and blue ribbon
bow knots: tight fitting bodice of silver
black satin with Jet trimmings, made
round length; black velvet coat, with
biack fox collar and cuffs.
Standlsh Mrs. Mylcs Embroidered pink
satin gown with draperies of pink tulle
msde decollete and dancing length; white
satin slippers. Mrs. Standlshs wrap was
of rose velvet trimmed with marten,
Swobe, Mrs. Edwin T. Simple but effec
tive combination of soft pink satin and
chantilly lace, dancing length; beautiful
corsage bouquet of orchids.
Thomas, Miss Helen, of Tekamah, Neb. (Ont-of-Town
Maid of Honor) Foundation of
pink satin with pink tulle caught on the
sides with rosebuds; silver lace trim
mings on boSlce; stiver slippers.
Todd, Mrs. Willis Black satin, with black
net draperks and Jet trimmed, th satin
fashioned id clinging lines with the net
over this and Jet peplum effects front and
back; bodice with long tulle sleeves.
Thomas, Mrs. U. F. Oyster-gray georgette
crepe over pussy willow taffettas, skirt
draped and bodice of gray over bands of
pink and silver cloth, long sleeves; pearls.
Thomas, Mrs. Fred W. White brocaded
satin gown, with silver bead trimming
silver slippers.
Todd, Mrs. Willis Black net over black eve.
nlng gown trimmed with Jet. Mrs. Todd
carried a black ostrich fan and her wrap
was a gray velvet evening eoat.
Tnlmadge, Mrs. K M. Gown of black tulle
made over while silver cloth; skirt out
dancing length; bodice trimmed with se.
quins.
Thurston, Miss Kittle, Onawa. Ia., (Guest of
Mrs. L. M. Talmadge) Green tulle over
green satin; gold band, trimming.
rowie, mrs. nose sapphire blue net over
same shade of satin; bodice of sapphire
blue chiffon, cut low and flnlshsd with
elbow sleeves of the chiffon.
Trimble, Mm. R. 8. Simple gown of green
satin witn iridescent trimming.
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I'pham, Mrs. I I. Handsome gown of pink
satin trimmed with silver lace; skirt
caught up with French flowers; evening
wrap or oia rose velvet with satin trim
ming; silver slippers.
I'pdike, Mrs. Nelson B. Sky blue chiffon
over satin in the same shade with side
draperies of blue chiffon; Iridescent se
quia trimming; sliver slippers.
Vinsonhaler, Mrs, Duncan M. Bouffant
gown of Mack satin skirt en train and
trimmed with silver oljth, low cut bodice
trimmed with silver and Jet embroidery;
chiffon angel sleeves fall from shoulders.
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It's shortest by 2 1 miles, and makes the
fastest time. You can leave Omaha on our
Twin City Limited at 8:20 this evening
and you'll be in St. Paul at 7:30 tomorrow
morning, Minneapolis 8:05 a. m.
Our Day train is fast, too, leaves Omaha at 7:29
a. m., arrives St. Paul 7:50 p. ra., Minneapolis,
0:1.) p. m.
Come in and see me, or phone for
tickets, berths and information.
E. P. KRETZ. C. P.4T.A.
1611 Parnam Street, Omaha
riwae, Douglas ISO
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lace wim lnaeseent trimming; silver slip
pure; wrap of wine-colored velvet with
collars and cuffs of fox fur. Mrs. Belby
carried a white ostrich fan.
HmbaURh, Miss firnce Pretty black tulle
dancing frock fashioned over cloth of sil
ver anil trimmed with lridescents; silver
Rlippors.
Slnba'-gli, Miss Ruth Pink satin gown
hand embroidered in silver, made decol
lete and dancing length; silver slippers.
Slabaugh, Mrs. W. W. Itlack chiffon ovet
Weetbrook, Mrs. K. 8. Orchid net over or
chid satin made In decollette and dancing
length; white satin slippers.
Wilson, Mrs. Wirt of Minneapolis (Ouest of
Mrs. W. A. Kedlck) Turquoise blue velvet
evening gown with close fitting bodice
trimmed with silver; slippers to match set
with brilliants.
Woodard, Miss Claire Helens Chic model of
orchid silver cloth draped to form buMle
effect, with tunlo and bodice of sequins
held with sequlnned shoulder straps; sli
ver slippers; coral velvet evening wrap.
Hinders, Miss Lois, of Tllden, Neb. (Uuest
or Mrs. Olenn Pettegrew and an Out-of-Town
Maid of Honor) White ruffled lace
rroek, with bodice of canary colored taf-
leta and same tone girdle; canary color
snoea; shoulder bouquet of pale yellow
roseouns.
Wood, Mrs. W. Blghter Black tullo with
trimmings of sequlas; skirt cut short.
White, Miss Louise Ulack Lucille net over
, black satin; bodice of silver cloth, with
long flowing sleeves; silver slippers.
Wlokham, Mrs, E, A. Striking gown of
turquoise blue velvet with trimmings of
purple point d'esprlt.
Wood, Mrs, W. K. Lovely gown of pink
taffeta, overdraper with pink chiffon,
trimmed with silver ribbon, turquoise and
French blue &owers; danoing length.
Wing, Mrs. Herbert Lovely blue crepe de
chine, draped, and trimmed with old
gold; short sleeves of lace. Diamonds.
Watkins, Mrs. I. I). Peach colored change
able taffeta combined with gold lace,
sleeves of georgette crepo and skirt
draped; diamonds.
Watkins, Miss Louise Girlish gown of pale
blue net over taffeta, trimming of flowers;
sapphires.
Wright, Miss Mabel, of Schuyler, (Quest of
Mrs. A. 11. McConnell) Lovely gown of
white net over sat(n, scalloped skirt of
satin and bodice heavily spangled.
Walrath, Mrs. C. II. Black silk lace over
black satin, with elaborate trimmings of
dark blue sequins; lace bodice trimmed
with the sequins and finished with long
sleeves of the lace; skirt cut round length.
Whltehouse, Mrs. H. It rtegal gown of
black duchess, satin oldered In (liver
and rhlnestones, ma 1th long straight
effect. Short sleeves mid skirt dancing
length; dtamonds.
Wood, Mrs. H. B. Gray tulle over silver
cloth, with short full skirt cut In points.
bodice of silver cloth, with long sleeves.
Woodard, Miss Marie Sleeveless model of
moonlight blue brocade, with touches of
begonia velvet: draped skirt.
Waggner, Mrs H. A. Attractive creation
with short full , skirt of filet lace and
bodies of orchid satin, beaded; long sleeves
of lace.
Ward, Mrs. E. H. Sleeveless model of apri
cot net; bodice of allver lace with touches
of orchid satin.
Weeth, Miss (iertrude Ivory messallne,
skirt having draped side panels of silver
cloth; angel sleeves; girdle of sliver.
Wherry, Mrs. W. P. Pale blue messallne
trimmed with coral velvet: draped skirt
of dancing length; sleeveless.
Wead, Mrs. F. D. All black gown of satin
and Chantilly lace and tulle; diamonds.
Welch, Mrs. Frank Deep yellow satin char
meuse trimmed with cream colored lace
and net, the bodice set off with a pale
blue girdle. Mrs Welch carried an os
trich fan.
Wyman, Mrs. Henry Plum shade of net
over cloth of gold; the bodice of self
toned net trimmed with lridescents; gold
slippers. Mrs. Wyman's wrap was of
American beauty plush trimmed with gray
fur.
Young, Mrs. Raymond G. Pale pink taf
feta combined with blue net embroidered
In silver
Tost, Mrs, Casper K. Handsome black lace
robe trimmed with dark bluo sequins,
made round length.
UN1TBD STATES ARMY OFFICERS.
Co'onel F. A. Grant, Army building,
omala.
Colonel Bannister. Omaha.
Major Henry B. Hersey. Fort Omaha,
Major Harold Grelger. Fort Omaha.
Major James A. Mattlson, Fort Omaha
Major John O. Maher, Army building,
umana. ,
Major V. IT. Frith, Army Building, Omaha,
Major Robert L, Hamilton, Fort Crook.
Captain Arthur Boattcher, Fort Omaha.
Captain David H. Bower. Fort Omaha.
Captain Philip K. Cantion, Army building,
umana.
Captain Pelaney. Tort Crook.
Captain William H. Farlnghy, Army
ouiioing, omahs.
Captain Max Flelsrhmann, Fort Omaha.
Captain Tolbert F. Hardin, Fort Omaha.
Captain F. H. Kennedy, Fort Omaha.
Captain II. F. Klelne, Army building,
i niana.
Captain K. Laiar, Fort Omaha. .
Captain Newton, Fort Crook.
Captain S. A. Paegelow, Fort Omaha. V
Captain Piatt. Fort Crook.
Captain James Prentice, F' -t Omaha.
Captain Albert Wedemeyer, Fort Omaha,
Captain Howard White, Fort Omaha.
first Lieutenant W. F. Bruett. Army
funning, umana.
First Lieutenant Roy Cook. Fort Om.h.
First Lieutenant Charles J, Qlldden, Fort
viiinna.
lrst Lieutenant Clarence F. Gonyo, Fort
isinana.
First Lleulensnt Frsnk W. Qoodale, Fort
umana.
first Lieutenant K. F. Kerfnot Arm.
Rouse,
Jean Cudahy
Wilhelm.
Frances Nssh,
Klliabeth Pavls,
Kllzabeth Pickens
Patterson,
Elisabeth Congdon
Forgan.
Marlon Howe,
Frances Hochstctler
Daugherty,
Mary Megeath.
Fred A. Tost, Fort
Scott, Fort
building, Omaha,
First deutenant
Omaha. .
first Lieutenant Howard A. Sehoii. v.r,
n . -
umana.
First Lieutenant Frank W
Omaha.
First Lieutenant Spencer, Fort Omaha.
Ensign K o. Condtot. United States
navy.
Fort Crook.
Captain F. A. Cook.
Captain C. W. C. Whiting.
First Lieutenant W. F. Freehoff.
First Lieutenant A. K. Kuptor.
First Lleu.enant R. B. Wlttman.
First Xleuunant C. H. Parker, Jr.
Second Lieutenant O. A. Carter.
Second Lieutenant H. C. Barbour.
Second Lieutenant O. E. Flngaraon.
Seoond Lieutenant P. P. Wiggins.
Second Lieutenant O. A. Miller
Second Lieutenant W. R, McReynolde.
Second Lieutenant H. M. Drake.
Second Lieutenant O. B. Marsh.
Second Lieutenant L. L. Houghton.
Second Lieutenant R. H. Trelstad.
Seoond Lieutenart F. F. Johnson.
Second Lieutenant R. H. Milne.
GOVERNORS OF AK-SAR-BEN,
Chas. P. Beaton, Wlllard D. Hosf'ord,
C. K. Black. Frank W 1. ,,!.
j.ouis j. maan,
J. De F. Richards,
Chas. L. Saunders.
J. D. Woaver,
Bee rotary,
Geo. Brandela,
Randall K. Brown,
E. Buckingham,
Guuld Diets.
Goorge B. Haveratlck,
Gertrude Kountie
Stewart,
Grace Allen Clark.
Kthel Morse.
Mildred Lomax.
Kdlth Smith Day,
Klla Cotton Magee,
Bessie Brady Davis,
Ada Klrkendall
Wharton,
Mary Lea McShane
H oxford.
Margaret Wood
Cramner,
BALL COMMITTEE.
Randall K Brown, E. Buckingham.
Chairman. Wlllard D. Hosford.
SPECIAL MAIDS.
Mlsnes Misses
Virginia Offutt, Henrietta Mr Arthur,
Kather Wllhelra, Mildred Todd,
Florence Rahm, Emily Keller,
Kuth Klnslnr, Helen Rastman,
Hasel Updike, Dorothy Meyer,
Marion Coad, Eleanor Austin.
CARDINAL.
Ben Gallagher.
PAGES TO THE KINO.
Tayeon Adams, John Davis,
Sam Caldwell, Edward Westbrook.
PAOES TO TUB QUEEN.
Misses Misses
Jean Kedlck, Gertrude Marsh,
Virginia Richardson, Marian Cooley.
MAIDS OF HONOR.
PAST GOVERNORS OF AK-SAR-BEN.
Edgar Allen,
Joseph Barker,
K. M. Bartlett.
W. R, Bennett,
Emll Brandels,
A. D. Brandela,
E. E. Uryson,
V. B. Caldwell,
Clement Chase,
C. R. Courtney,
Geo. P. Cronk, '
J. M. Cudahy.
W. Lysle Dickey,
Thos. A. Fry,
William Glass,
Matthew A. Hall,
James M. Hendrle,
Robert C. Howe,
Walter a Jardlne,
W. J. C. Kenyon,
O. 1), Klpllnger,
C. T. Kountze,
L. L. Kountse,
J. C. Root,
H. Vance Lane,
A. J. Love,
J. O. Martin,
W. II. McCord,
Fred Mets,
F. J. Morlarty,
A. It. Noyes.
D. J. O'Brien,
K. P. Peck,
H. J. Penfold,
M. C. Peters,
Chas. H. Pickens,
Ai Powell,
L. M. Rheem,
C. N. Robinson,
A. C. Smith,
Dudley Smith,
Mel Uhl,
J. H. Utt,
a. w. wattles,
Geo. F. West.
C. M. Wilhelm,
R. 8. Wlloox.
W. L. Yetter.
KINGS OF AK-SAR-BEN
In the Order of Their Reigning.
B. M. Bartlett,
Casper E. Yost,
Edward P. Peck,
R. S. Wilcox,
W. D. McIIugh,
F. A.' Nash,
H. J. Penfold,
T. A. Fry,
Fred Mets,
Chas. H. Pickens,
Ourdon W. Wattles,
QUEEN CONSORTS OF FORMER
DYNASTIES.
MISses Misses
Mellora Woolwortb Nathalie Merrlam
Fairfield, Millard,
Mae Dundy Lee, Brownls Bess Baum
Gould Diets,
V. B. Caldwell,
Will L. Yetter,
Arthur C. Smith,
K. Buckingham,
Joseph Barker,
Thomas C. Byrne,
C. E. Black.
Chas. D. Beaton,
Ward M. Burgess,
John L. Webster.
M Isses
Dorothy Adktns,
Dora Alexander,
Grace Allison,
Margaret Haum, '
Dorothy Black,
Elisabeth llruce,
Margaret Bruce,
Nellie Calvin,
Irene Cartor,
Beatrice Coad,
Alice Coad.
Ellen Crelghton,
Basel Cook,
Mary Cook,
Josephine Congdon,
Halcyon Cotton,
Helen Clark.
Reglna Connell,
Mellora Davis,
Blanch Deuel,
Holla Dewey,
Nina Diets,
Louise Dluts,
Daisy Donne,
Nina Doyle,
Isabel Doyle,
Mary Duffy,
Alice Duval.
Dorothy Darlow,
Mae Kngler,
Fran Fltxpatrlck,
Anna Fry,
Alice Fry,
Bessie Fry,
Daisy Fry,
Mary Furay,
Anne Glfford,
Margretha Urlmmel,
Amy Gllmore,
Mary Grant,
Dorothy Grant-
Helen Grant,
Klsa Haarmann,
Dorothy Hall,
Janet Hall,
Leeta Hnldrege,
Hilda Hammer.
Leborta Huston,
Ophelia Hayden,
Clara Hart,
Helen Hlbhard,
Kthel Hulmqiilat,
Carol Howard,
Haxel Howard,
Marjorle Ilowland,
Helen Ingwersen,
Geraldlne Johnson,
Emily Keller,
Kern,
Marlon Kuhn,
MAIDS OF HONOR
From Neighboring Kingdoms,
Miss Dorrett Arndt. Blair. Neb.
Miss Alma Baldwin, New Orleans, La.
Misses
Carol Kuenne,
Alice Landls,
Mary Louise Latenser,
Ruth Latenser,
Pearl Laverty,
Bess Mahoney,
Eva Mahoney,
Marguerite Mar.
shall.
Cordelia McCoulloch
Irene McKnlght,
Margaret McShane,
Alice McShane,
Mable Melcher,
Olgu Mets,
Gertrude Mets,
Jessie Millard,
Catherine Moorhead,
Nan Murphy,
Helen Murphy,
Carlta O'Brien,
Margaret Parka,
Eugenie Patterson,
Helen Pearce,
Daphne Peters,
Gladys Peters,
Mary Leda Proulx,
Florence Rahm,
Nannie Richardson,
Mary Richardson,
Dorothy Rlngwalt,
Anna Russell,
Helen Redmond,
Beulah Sharp,
Ida Sharp,
Martha Sharp.
Marjorle Smith,
Harriett Smith,
Blanche Sorenaon,
Helen Sholes,
Olga Stqrs,
Isabel Shukert,
Sidney Stebblns,
Minnie Thorson,
Naomi Towle,
Katharine Thummel,
Louise Watkins,
Henrietta West,
Frances Weasels,
Eugenie Whituiore,
Claire Elalno
Woodard,
Marie Woodard,
Dorothy Weller,
Marion Weller,
Louise White,
Helen Yates,
Gertrude Young,
Marlon Towle,
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120 South 15th St.
Is Saturday, October the 6th
i 1
Candy Has a Food Value
. That Everyone Should Enow
CONSERVATION is the word of the hour the government is asking everyone to know the value of
foods and make the most of them.
Candy As a Food Ranks High
Dr. Leonard Keene Hirsberg, A. B., M. A., M. D., of Johns Hopkins University, advances analysis of candy and it is substantiated
all over the world.
"Candy contains so many food essentials that it is sure to become a bigger and bigger factor in these conservation days
Pure candies are excellent rations, rich in calories, because of the sugar, butter, milk, chocolate and good flavors in them'
They tram the palate to distinguish the indifferent from the good, and the reason well known brands of candies are
famous treats" is because their richness in food value yields energy.
Saturday Is Nation-Wide Candy Day
Make the Day Memorable to Someone By Sending a Box of Candy.
Take a Box of Candy to Your Wife.
Take a Box of Candy to Your Children.
Take a Box of Candy to a Friend.
Send a Box of Candy to a Soldier.
Send a Box of Candy to Your Sweetheart.
Send a Box of Candy to Your Mother.
Send a Box of Candy Anywhere and It Will Bring Joy to Someone.
Buy Candy Saturday, Nation-Wide Ca'ndy Day.
Candy Is a Food Candy Is a "Treat"
Nation-Wide Candy Day Committee of Omaha and Council Bluffs.
i m MaWHlMsV
Miss Katherlne Baum. Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Hazel Bennett, Alllnnce, Neb.
Mies Avis Boyd, Auburn, Neb.
Miss Blanch Burke, Portland, Ore.
Miss Maybelle Burke. North Platte, Neb.
MIrs Louise Coe, Nebraska City, Neb.
Miss Catherine Elizabeth Cone, Ashland,
Neb
Miss Helen Dill. Grand Island. Neb.
Miss Margaret Doyle, Neola, Ia.
Mtas Ulauor Eastlake
Miss Marjorle Ellas, Buffalo. N. Y.
Miss Hazel Frlnk. Newman Grove, Neb. (
Miss Helen Hall. Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Helen Harrington, O'Neill, Neb. J
Miss Francis Hlbbard, Yonkers, N. Y. '
Miss Laura Htlllard, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Katherlne Howe, Valentine, Neb.
Miss Evelyn Hubbard. Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hughey, Nebraska
City, Neb.
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STYLISH
NEW
Walk-Over
Boots
LACE and BUTTON
They come either all over
leather or leather vamps with
cloth toppings. AH the favored
colors and styles are shown.
Full Louis wood covered or all
leather heels. They are splen
did values at from '.
$6 to $12
"CAVALIER"
WALK-OVER
LACE BOOTS
This style of boot is very
popular this fall. Has semi
military lines' and the lines are
plain. The colors are Brown,
Dark Bnown, Black, with leath
er or cloth toppings in har
monizing shades to match. Our
showing of these boots is the
most complete in the city. They
are reasonably priced at fronv
$6 to $9
Phoenix Hosiery to Match. -Mail
Orders Sent Prepaid.
Walk-Over
Boot Shop
317 S. 16th Street
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets' Get
at tne Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the tahsHi
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
PeoDle afflicted with bad brenfli flnrl
quick relief through Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets. The cleasanfi
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
oy ail wno Know tnem.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets r otmtiv
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action.
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
griping cathartics are derived from Fir
Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping,
pain or any disagreeable effects. .
Dr. P. M. Edwards discovered ffc
formula after seventeen years of prac
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint; with the
attendant bad breath.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are purely
a vqscuwiB compound nuxea wtta olive
oil; you will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night for .
a week and note the effect 10c and 25c
per box. AH druggists.
