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C House parties are once more in
vogue with the coming of the sum
mer months. Miss Mildred WejattSn,
who has just been graduated from
Northwestern university has return
ed home and fdui1 of hTr sorority
sisters, members of Kappa Kappa
Gamma, will arrive Monday to spend
week with fter. They are Misses
uet given at the Hotel Loyal
e alumnae association.
The graduates are Misses Marie
Mover. Ellen Kalth. Gertrude Jos.
Gladys Wra Irene Hines, Elsie
iiampie, n.smer incisoii, nenrieii.i
McClintock and Nella McCoy.
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Harriett Mogg of Indianapolis, Ind.,
Gladys Thompson of Rockford, 111.;
Frances Emerson of Evantston, III.,
and Mary Bruner of Kokomo, Ind.
' 'They will 'Be honor guests at' a
picnic Monday evening given by
their hostess. An infortnaf tea. will
be given Tuesday afternoon in their
lion,r and they will be entertained
at a dancing party at the Athletic
club roof garden, Tuesday evening,
by Miss Weston. Oa Wednesday
evening they will attend the dinner
dance at the Country club and
Thursday Miss Weston will be host
' ess at a luncheon at her home for
thm.
" The crouD leaves Friday for Sioux
City to be the week-end guests of
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mm Howard wan n. a sisicr ui
Miss Weston. A picnic supper Fri
day evening, ,a luncheon Saturday,
and a dinner dance at the Boat club
Saturday evening are the affairs
planned for them while there. They
return to Omaha Sunday.
Monday evening Miss Weston and
her guests will leave for "Mackinaw.
Mich., to attend the convention pf
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
there. .They will go by -boat from
Detroit to Mackinaw.
Sandberg-Akeson.
The marria'ge of Miss Marie Ake
son and Emil E. Sandberg took place
Wednesday evening at the home of
the bride's mother, Mrs. P. Akeson,
Rev. Jacobsen officiating.
The attendants were Miss Mildred
Wallen and Paul Akeson, brother of
the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandberg will be at
home at 128 Kingsland avenue, Elm
hurst, Long Island, after June 20.
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Morrison-O'Connor.
Mrs. Anna O'Connor announces
the marriage of her daughter, Viola
Peggy, and 'William Morrison,
which took place Wednesday atxSt.
Mary Magdalenes church. Rev. B.
Sinne performed the ceremony. '
tyiss Lillian O'Connpr and Dallas
Mendenhal were the only attend
ants. - Mr. and- Mrs. Morrison have
gone to Kansas City "and will be at
home'after July 1 at '4030 Nicholas
street. 1 "
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The marriage of Miss Angeline
Hughes to Vance Seymour Wilson
jr., son ofMc. and 'Mrs. Vance Sey
mour Wilsouf sr., took place Thurs-
, ' .T . .1 C il '
uay evening ai mic uumc ui iuc
bride's mother, Mrs. Albert Klotz.
Justice George S. Collins performed
the ceremony.
Miss Hfelen Cunningham-attended
the bride. George Poth, cousin of
the groom, was best man.
TJhe young couple will spend their
honeymoon with the groom's grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wilson,
at Phillipsburg, Kan. After July 1
they will be at home at 3333 Lari
more street. .
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' ' Smith-Singles. '
Mrs. Elizabeth Singles announces
Katherine Elizabeth, to Russell
Beard Smith,-which took place in
Fremont May 29. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith will reside in Oma.ha.
. " Informal Affairs.
' Miss Margaretha Grimmel enter
tained informally at bridge Friday in
honor of "Mrs. Donald Baxter of
Dayton, O.
Mrs. George Engler entertained at
luncheon Thursday, in honor of
Mrs. Baxter and Miss Carita
O'Brien. Those present were; Mes
dames Richard Payne, Donald Bax
ter; .R. H. Sturtevant of Kansas
City and Misses Eleanor Slabaugh
and CaTita O'Brien.
-Country
Club.
Mrs. W. F. Baxter will entertain at
dinner for 10 guests at the Country
club, Saturday.
- Attend Convention
Mrs. E. Rv Zabriskie and Miss
Henrietta Rees leave Sunday for
Oberlin, O., to attend the national
convention of the American Gild of
Organists as delegates of the Ne
braska chapter. Miss Rees will stop
on Chicago on her return.
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.Luncheon.
Mrs. J. W. Arnold entertained in
formally at luncheon Thursday at
her home. Covers were laid for Mes
dames J. P. Curtis, J. P. Seymour,
W. W. Long, Wayne Halbrbok and
N. Weisman.
Happy Hoilow.
Among those entertaining at din"
ner at tjie Happy Hollow ciub Sat-J
urcay win ne: cnariotir jenny,
who will have 36 guests; C. L. Matt
son, 4; W. M. Benton,' 8; A. Ray
mond, 10; George Johnson, 4; C.
H. Barrett, 10; T. J. Hansen, 8, and
Dr. W. H. Wherry, 15
Licensed to Wed.
MissClare E. Baldwin of Ontaha
and Leroy F. Denning ol Milwau
kee, have been licensed to wed in
Chicago, according to word received
here.
'Lakoma Club.
Among those who will entertain
at the dinner-dance at the Lakoma
club Saturday 'are: Carl Swanson,
who will have ,30 guests; Henry Ny-
gaard, 16, and I. Cramer, 8.-
There will be a house warming
at the cottage of E. H. Dalbey Sat
urady night for all the cottagers who
are at the Lakoma club.
Among the cottagers wVo are at
the club are: E. H. Dalbe". H. B.
Sobotker, Julius Lyon, James Allan,
II. H. Roberts and A. Radzuweit.
League Chairman
High 'School Girls . Give
Style Show and Boys
Act as Judges.
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Before their high 'school brothers
as judges, high school girls in Chi
cago recently gave a style show in
which they acted as thertown mod
els. The dresses and suits worn
were extremely sensible and modest
and if representative of the trend of
high school thought,' show the
school girls of today aj more
sensible than they have been given
credit for. The style show was
given by the members of the Chi
cago Friendship clubs, the Y. W. C.
A- high school girls' organizations.
elected chairman of the newly or
ganized Nebraska League of Women
Voters at the closing session of the
convention at the Blackston hotel
Tuesday evening, i MrsrE. S. Rood
of Omaha was 'elected vice chair
man; Miss May Guild of Lincoln,
secretary and Mrs. E. B. Penny
of rullerton, treasurer.
The above picture of. Mrs. Dietrich
was taken by our staff photographer
after her election.
Miss Charlotte Van Duzor, of the
Red Cross National headquarters in
Washington, has trained her Tfish
terries to carry messages between
the departments about the building.
Personal
Mrs. Myrtle Moran .of Allen, S.
D., has returned home after a-visit
with Mrs. A. Moran. She was ac
companied by Miss Dolores Moran,
who will retrain in Allen for the
summer.
Mfs. George Stoltenberg of Hia
watha, Kan., has been visiting
friends in Omaha.
Mrs. Ed.. JohnsfT returned Thurs
day from 'O'Neill, 'Neb., where she
has been visiting her sisters, Misses
Agnes and Frances Tierney, who are
attending school there.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mayher an
nounce the birth of a son, John
Richard, at the Swedish Mission hos
pital, June 16. Mrs. Mayher was
formerly Mis Helen Peck of Coun
cil Bluffs. i I
Mrs. riiekin Shirley .and four
sons have returned from Berkeley,
Cal., where they have been for the
last year. 1 hey are now with Mrs.
Alex Gunther.
New York City, Philadelphia and
Washington D. C, returning to
Omaha in September
Mrs. W. P. Haney and .young
son, William, Jr., returned Wednes
day from a. three weeks' eastern
trip. ,
Dr. P. T. Barber left Thursday
evening for Portland, Ore., where
he 'will attend the Shriners' conven-
Ttion. v
Miss Lois Robbins returned
Thursday 4norning from the east,
where she hifs been for several
weeks. While in the cast she at
tended the alumnae meeting of
Smith college. -She left Thursday
Mrs. Charles Dietrich of HastingsVJ atternoon tor camp crete, wner
former nrrsirlent nf the Vehraska tehe Will remain a week as swim
Wnm.ni .SiiffmFe-a!snriatinn. wa thing instructor. MISS Robbms Will
leave for Camp Holhday June 29.
She will be accompanied by Misses
Gertrude Pollard, Ann Young,
Eleanor Brown, Eleanor Baxter,
Alice Stern. Polly and Dean Rob-
Kin a
Miss Virginia Pixley leaves
ciay tor tIncago, wnere sne will at
tend the honse party of Miss Eliza
beth Ehvood.
Mrs. Edward Wolverton left
Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Emma Geisler in JJixon, 111. Mr.
Wolverton- and daughter, Emma,
will join" her thefle in several weeks
and thew Will make an extended tour
of the eaV, including Niagara Falls,
Captain and Mrs. C. F. Jobsotf
leave Saturday to spend & week in
Chicago where they will attend the
marriage of Captain Jobson's sister,
Dotothy, ' and Lieutenant Harry
Ccnover, on June 23. Miss Mar
jorie, Jobson, another sister, who has
been visiting here, went to Chicago
with them. Captain and Mrs. Job
son return to Omaha next Saturday.
Mrs. W. E. Hills is at the
Nicholas Senn hospital convalescing
from a recent operation.
Mrs. Robert Forgan leaves Fri
day to return to her home :n New
York. She has been visi::ng her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cong-don.
Stephen A. Douglas of New. York,
formerly of Omaha, will arrive Mon
day to visit his parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Iaac Douglas.
Misses Ruth and Gertrude . Kins
ler. and Margery Barrett returned
Thursday from a motor trip to Chi
cago and South Bend, where they
attended 'the commencement exer
cises at St. Marys, Notre Dame.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fee announce
the birth of a daughter, born Tues
day at the Stewart Maternity hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. -Francis an
nounce the birth of (a son on Wed
nesday at the Stewart Maternity
hospital. v
In the very latest way of appear
ing as much like &n . old-fashioned
portrait as possible, a charming
corsage of prim buttercups adorns
the waistline.
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Hair "Like Natures Own
In three hours you can have iut the
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iJ used before doine ud the hair. When
the hair is combed out it will be nice and
fluffy. Silmerine- is perfectly harmless
of course, and is easily apsiied with i
clean tooth brush. It can be obtained at
drug stores and at toilet counters generally,
directions accompanying each bottle. It
serves also as a splendid dressing, keeping
the hair soft and glossy.
Silmerine is fine for the outdoor girl, as
It prevents the hair from, stringing about
the face and neck, even when the day is
quite warm or windy.
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Class Affair.
The graduating class of Castelar
school went to the Union depot
Wednesday evening to say goodby
to their former teacher, Miss Rah
mey, who left that evening for Cali-
ornia. Grouped around her they
sang the class song and presented
Miss Rahmey with a beautiful bou
quet of roses. The pupils then went
. to the home of Creston Mullins, a
member of the graduating class,
where they spent the evening.
i Dancing Party. N
'??. Franklin Shotwell will enterv
tain at an informal dancing party at
(the Field club Friday everting in
honor f her daughter, Margaret.
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1 Artjong those entertaining at din
ner at the Field club Saturday will
be:" C. J. Baird, who will have 40
v-jruests;' Harvey Milltken, 10; A. H.
Clark, 4; W. H. Sinclair, 4: T. W.
Allen.5. and EI C. Hartley, 4 V
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Mrs. A. P. Condon-entertained a
luncheon at her home Wednesday'.
' inlionor of the graduating class, -c-f
( the Nicholas SenrT hospital. Wed
nesday evening they attended a
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