PAST TWO
SOCIETY
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PART TWO
AMUSEMENTS
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VOL. XLVII NO. 17.
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TlSlTORS remarnlng over from
; Ak-Sar-Ben excepted, society's
greatest interest centers irrthe
marriage of Miss- Marie Woodard,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James
Woodard, and Mr. Charles Kremer
Sain of Butte, Mont., which takes
place Wednesday morning at 11
o'clock.' Archbishop Jeremiah J.
Harty will perform the ceremony in
St. Cecelia's pro-cathedral, the sec
ond marriage at -which he has offi
ciated since coming to Omaha. The
first , was .the wedding of Miss Mary
Burkley and Mr. Lawrence Brinker.
Miss Cla'ire Helene Woodard, the
bride's" sister, will be maid of hon6r
and ribbons will be stretched by Miss
Qphelia! Hayden and Miss Nanette
Murphyj Little Ellen Virginia and
Elizabeth Nash are the flower girls.
' Mr- James Woodard. brother of the
i bride, will come from Roundut
Mont, to serve as best man. - ,
The Misses Marguerite and Minette
Rousseau, cousins of Miss Woodard,
who have been at Twodot, Mont., for
-the last year, and Mr. Bain's mother,
f who -comes from; Louisville, Ky., are
also expeciea, wic cany pan. ui,
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Given4n-honor affairs for the bride
and the wedding party fill each day's
calendar. The latest to be announced
is a dinner Mrs. Dana C Bradford
gives Monday evening for ; Miss
Woodard and Mr. Bain. Mrs. Edward
W. Nash, the bride's aunt, will enter
tain the Bain-Woodard wedding party
at dinner Tuesday evening at her
home preceding the wedding re
hearsal. v ' ,.
Another interesting wedding, tinged
Charity Concerts
: , To Be Social Events
FOR the benefit of the 'Associated
Charities, the Blackstone. man
agement has arranged a series of
concerts; the first to be given by My
rna Sharlow Friday evening, Octo
ber ' 12. Concerts will also be given
November 2, November 16, November
27 and. April 4, when Alice Nielson
will be the attraction.
Among the prominent women who
will act as patronesses for the musi
cal events are: Mrs. E. W. Dixen,
Mrs. George Brandeis, Mrs. J. L. Ken-
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Allison.' Mrs.' C. M. Wilhelm, Mrs.
Edwin . Swobe. Mrs Charles B.J
Keller, Mrs. ; John McShane, Mrs.
Charles- Kountze Mrs. Luther
Kountze. Mrs. E. W. Nash, Mrs. Wil
liam S. Poppleton, Mrs. E. M. Fair
field. Mrs. George Prinz, Mrs. J." De
Forrest Richards, Mrs. Francis A.
BroTan. Mrs. Howard Baldrige, Mrs.
F. P. Kirke. dall, Mrs. Edgar Scott.
Mrs. Clement Chase, Mrs. Frank
Judson, Mrs. Harold GifFord, Mrs.
George A. Joslyn. Mrs. O. T. East
man, -Mrs. L. F. Crofoot and Miss
Jessie Millard.
Betrothal Announced.
- Mrs. Josephine E. Carr announces
the engagement of. her daughter.
, Miss Alice Vivian Carr, to Mr. James
O. Whitney of thi- city. No date has
been et for the wedding '
with the war-jtime atmosphere, is that
of Miss Orpha Quinnand Lieuten
ant Wallace Belmont' Graham, now
stationed at Camp Dodge, which takes
place Saturday evening at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr.' and Mrs.
H, A. Quinn, in -Council Bluffs.
Miss Margaret - Maloney will be
maid of honor and Miss Theda Bere
shiem bridesmaid. Harland KaufT
man of Oregon, . 111., now stationed
at Fort Sheridan, will come1 to serve
as best man. , . .
The young couple will take an
apartment in Des Moines, awaiting
further war orders.
Social Calendar
Monday K. .
Dundee Luncheon -and Knitting
club, Miss Isabel. Milroy, hdst
ess. ' ' ...
Luncheon at Aloha . for house
guests of Miss Esther Wilhelm
and Miss Virginia-Offutt, Miss
Elizabeth Reed,' hostess.
Luncheon for Mrs. J." E. Baum of
Philadelphia given by Mrs. Ben
Gallagher.
Dinner for Miss : Marie W oodard
and Mr. Kremer . Bain given by
" Mr. and Mrs. D. C. .Bradford.
Picnic supper at "Kirkwood" for
guests of Wilhelms and' Offutts.
Tuesday
Dinner party and rehearsal for
Bain-Woodard wedding1 party,
Mrs. E. W. Nash, hostess.'
Omaha Whist club at the Fonte
nelle. '
Tea for Miss Frances Goodell of
Loda, 111., Miss Regina Connell,
hostess.
Luncheon for guests of Miss Wil
helm and Miss Offutt, followed
by Orpheum party, Miss Evelyn
Ledwich and Miss Helen
' Walker, hostesses.
Le Mars club dance at Keep's
academy.
Wednesday
Bain-Woodard wedding at St. Ce
cilia's pro-cathedral at 11 a. m.
Bridge for guests of Miss Wilhelm
and Miss Offutt, Miss Emily
- Keller, hostess.
Anderson-Dutcher wedding at
Clifton Hill church.
Thursday '
Luncheon for the Misses Jean and,
r Dorothy Luke of New York,
guests of Miss Wilhelm, Mrs.
John L. Kennedy, hostess.
Night Dancing club at Met-
ropolitan hall.
Luncheon for guests 'of Miss Wil
helm and Miss Offutt, Miss Mar
garet Greer Baum, hostess. '
Bridge for guests of Miss Wilhelm
. and Miss Offutt. Miss' Helen
Ingwersen, hostess. .
First of Blackstone concert series
for Associated Charities' benefit.
Orpheum party and tea at the
Fontenelle for Miss Marion
Pearsall,, Mrs. O. S. Goodrich,
hostess.
Saturday
Graham-Quinn wedding.
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crowd may return to Omaha on the
4 o'clock car. -.
Residence Changes.
Mr. Frank J. Fitzgerald and daugh-
the American Revolution, Tuesday,
October 9, will be devoted' to a ,. trip
to the historical spot of Bellevue, the
oldest Indian'' mission station in Ne
braska. .The site of the old mission
building, the cemetery and the site of
the Fontenelle graves will be taken in
their turn, after which; luncheon will
be served at 1 o'clock in the college
building.
An interesting program has been
arranged o follow the luncheon. Dr
Mr. and Mrs. Will Coad and moved
to the Hyland apartments Tuesday.
Mrs. Fitzgerald is visiting in the east.
Mrs. Mabel Odgen moved last week
fr.om the Blackstone to the Benbow
arartments. " '
Mrs. Mora Marple and daughter,
Miss Josephine, have taken an apart
ment at the Angelus on Twenty
fifth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters have
bought the A. C. Davenport home at
Raup will lead in prayer and the ad- j 514 South Fortieth street and will take
dress of welcome will be made by Rev.
rhelps. A response by . the regent,
Mrs. Philip Potter, will follow, Dr.
Phelps' address. . "Logan Fontenelle
in Bellevue" will be the subject of a
paper by Mrs. Harriet MafcMurphy,
and "What Bellevue Means' to Ne
braska" will be read by Dr, Kerr.
Interurhan cars ' will lea,;e from
South Side at 10 o'clock and the pro
gram has been gauged so that the
"possession about November 1
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Creighton and
Miss Ellen Creighton, who have been
staying at the E. A. Creighton home
this summer, moved Wednesday to
4820 Douglas street. .
Mrs. J. H. Van Dusen and Miss
Helen Van Dusen have rented their
apartment at the Winona for the
winter and are staying for the pres
ent with Mr. and Mrs.. Willis .Todd.
War Romance of Doctor
and Red Cross tiurse
Omaha friends of Dr. Will L.
Ross, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Ross
of Florence, will be interested in the
announcement ot his marriage to
Miss Ethel Jeanette Nixon of Cincin
nati, which .took place in New York
Saturday, Mr. Ralph Pearson, a lead
ing etcher, and, cousin of. the bride
groom, attended the ceremony.. This
was a hospital romance, for Dr." Ross,
after his graduation at the Nebraska
university and a course-at the-.Rush,
Medical college of Chicago, ; became
an interne -at the Cincinnati'' General
hospital, where his triderto-be was
head nurse it) the neurological depart
ment. , i
i . The bride is a college girl, a grad
uate of the Ohio State university and
the St. Louis hospital training school
for nurses. . f
Dr. and Mrs. Ross have both
pledged their services to the govern,-'
ment. Lr. koss Has-been stationed
for- some time with the medical re
serve corps at Mineola, L. I., and
Mrs. Ross is a ReJ Cross nurse. They
expect to gc to France together wheri
ordered. For the present,, however,
they have taken an apartment at Oar
den City, New York. '
Mrh. Learned Exhibits Art
; 1 r ' Works for War Relief Fund
friends come in . and " fight over, tha
European battles with him. verbally,
when he is well enough to iee theni.
hi to exhibit at the Darlmg gallenes,an(i artist at the front make ' him
LbvijRS-of art arc interested in
the Walter Hale collection Mrs.
Myron earnea Dnngs 10 ym
baeinning Tuesday and lasting .ten
days, Water colors, original' draw
ings, etchings and war ' lithographs
are included 'in the collection. The
proceeds are for the War Relief
Gauze fund.
Special interest attaches to the
Hale exhibit because of the warm
personal friendship between the
Hales aqd Learneds, Mr. -and Mrs.
Hale having t visited the Learneds
when playing in this city. Mr. Hale
is quite ill at present in his New York
apartments, and. members of the
Lambs' club, of which he is a popu
lar: member, are showering him with
attentions. ,
David Bispham sent a piano to tha
Hale apartment and goes tl.ere often
to sing. His newspaper and -soldier
keenly interested. . . -
Mr. Hale is also a memben of "The,
Society of Illustrators" and is a regu-
lar exhibitor atvthe Paris Salon, the
Painter Gravers of America, the
AmerLan Institute of Graphic Arts
in New York,1 etc. He received his
early schoo'ing . in the Minneapolis
School of Eine Arts under Douglas
Volk i.nd- afterward studied In Paris
and Italy. - - ; -- ';
Tea will be served each afternoon
at 4 o'clock, the following r-"snds of
Mrs. Lcartved, assisted by others,'
pouring tea: Mrs. W. C. Shannon,
Mrs. VV. S. Poppleton, Mrs. Luther
Kountze, Miss Carrie Millard,
Madame A. S. Borglum, Miss Ger
trude Young, Miss Arabell Kimball
and Mrs. Lee Van Camp. . .. .
Mrs. Van Dusen returned last week
from visiting her son, Harold, at Min
atare, Neb.; and Miss Van Dusen re
turned from a visit in Chicago.
What Society Has In Prospect.
Miss Mary Coll will give an open
ing party '. for the 1 children of her
classes, Monday afternoon at Turpin's
academy. Miss Adelaide Fogg will
dance, "On- To Victory' a patriotic
number, which Miss Coll danced at
a number of the camps around New
York this summer,
Le Mars club will give a carnival
dance at 'Keep's academy Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A; L. Reed, parents
of thcAk-Sar-Ben queen, give a din
ner today, honoring Mrs. J. E. Baum
of Philadelphia, who is with Mrs. F.
P..KirkendaIU The. Queen. Miss Eliz
abeth Ree'd, gives an afternoon bridge
for Miss Katherine Baum and other
visitors on Moifday. '
Mrs. Ben. Gallagher gives a lunch
eon Monday for Mrs.. Baum.
Tuesday Miss Evelyn Ledwich en
tertains' at luncheon and Miss Helen
Walker follows it with an Orpheum
matinee foV the visitors. Wednesday
afternoon Miss Katharine Bavm will
be the guest of honor at. r bridge
given by Miss Emily Keller. Thurs
day Mrs. John L. Kennedy will give a
luncheon for Miss Jean and Miss Dor
othy Luke of New York, . . , .
. Mrs.' O. S. Goodrich will entertain
at an Orpheum party, followed by
tea at the Fontenelle,- Friday, in
honor of Miss Marion Pearsall, who
will, be an October bride.. .
An opening assembly -will be held
Wednesday, evening at . Turpin's
academy. 1 . - . ,
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Gossip of Army Folk. -
Lieutenant, Earl Ketchum, who is
stationed at Camp Dodge, is spending
the' week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Ketchum , ,
V Albert Sibbernsen returned - Tues
day" from Newport News. Va., where
he spent two or three weeks at the
avia'tioh school.
" Dr. Lyle J. Roberts is at home on a
ten days' furlough from the Great
I akes Naval Training . station., 'Dr.
Roberts is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Roberts.
Social Gossip. ' , :
Mrs. J. De Forest Richards and small
daughter, Elizabeth, returned home
Friday after an absence in the east
since last March. i,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fish returned
Wednesday from New York, where
they saw their son, H. H. Fishjr., sail
Tuesday of last week for England
with about 200 other young men of
the aviation-section of the army.
Young Fish went through the training
eamp at Camp Pine, Ark., and then
went to Austinj Tex., for the ground
work in aviation.
- Joseph' M. Baldrige returned Wed
nesday from the east, where he spent
most of the summer at Rockland, Me.
He is at the Blackstone until the re
turn of Mrs. Baldrige about Novem
ber 1. The latter is staying east to
see her two sons, Clifford and Dudley
woite, ott for service.
Mrs. Ella Squires returned Thurs
day morning after an absence of
nearly a year and a half in the east
with her, daughter, Mrs. Hoxie
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Personals V :
' Miss Margaret Fordyce, daughte '
of Mr. and Mrs. -W. B. Fordyce, who
underwent an operation for-appehdw
citis ; at the Wise Memorial . hospital,
is much Improved
' Mr. and Mrs. A- S. HoJzmark 6 :
Gothenburg, Neb.; werehe guests oi
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Voss during Ak
Sar-Ben week-; ;
Sam Burns returned Thursday ft'ort
Wyoming, where he has been on t
hunting trip. : ' -
Will Burns, J. T. Stewart, 2d; King
Denman and, Fred Hamilton are ex
pected back. today from their hunting
trip .in Wyoming.- sv
- Dr. and Mrs C. " A. Hull ' lefi '
Wednesday for New York.-where ,
they will be at the Seymour for two
weeks. Mrs. Hull expects to take two
French lessons a day at the Berlitz
school and ' Dr.. Hull will do some
special , work at one of. the hospitals.
Dr. Hull will attend the surgical con
vention at Chicago .October 22 be
fore coming home. " ,' ,.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Dixon and fanj
ily, were unable to leave for Pasadena
last week, on account, of the illness
of Mrs. Dixon, who is quite sick with
ptomaine poisoning.. ,; They hope to
be able to leave this week. '
Robert Connell .returned1 Monday
frorij four weeks training in balldoti- '
tug with his pilot's license and is now
a student at Fort Omaha.
Mrs. L. A. Smith, Howard Ritter
and E. H. Wilkinson, spent the week
end with Mrs. F..S. King, fprmerly of
Benson1 and now at Maryvijle, .Mo.
Mrs. C. E. Wilkinscn leaves Sunday
for 'a month in "Denyer. ' ' ' :
Mr. and Mix Wilson Atkins return
Monday 'after a three' weeks'" trip .to
French Lick Springs and Chicago,
where Mr.. Atkins saw, the world
series ball games. ' . -
Mrs. HJ W. Miller has returned
from New York, where she accom- .
panied her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Miller. Miss Miller 'will study voice
in the Ziegler. School of : Music this
winter. , '
Dr. W. K. Fo"ote. who has been-ill
at the. Nicholas Senn hospital for the
last month, is improving.
Mrs. John A. Munroe and Miss Eld
er lift .Monday to spend three weeks
at Long Beach, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Redick have re
turned from a trip to New York and
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