THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 27, 1920.
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; " ' Byrne-Schneider,
v'tAn engagement of interest Is that
of Miss Clara Schneider, daughter
'of Mrs. R. B. Schneider of Fre
"tnont to Harry S. BjTne of Omaha.
No date has been set for the wed
'dtng, but it wjll probably be an event
. pi thafall.
' Miss Schneider is well known in
Omaha and was graduated from
Wellesley college. She was in Red
Cross canteen service overseas eight
ihbnths, serving in canteens at Tours
arid near Paris.
Mr. Byrne was graduated from
the University of Maryland and also
attended Johns Hopkins university.
Hi is district grand master of the
.Kappa Sigma fraternity. Mr. Byrne
formerly lived in Baltimore. He was
stationed at Camp Jackson while in
he army.
'l Turner-Pearce. '
i, Cards have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Helen Pearce,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Pearce, and Robert Turner of Coun
cil Bluffs, which will take place on
Saturday evening, July 10, at 8:30
,)-'clock at the First Presbyterian
'hnrch, followed by a small recep-
i ,tn at the home of the bride's par
ents. After August IS this couple
-"wall be at home at 332 Lawton Ter
face,. Council Bluffs.
J.'Mlss Virginia Pearce, sister of the
fcride, will be maid of honor at the
Wedding and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Marian Turner, sister of the
!Vroom; Miss Mary Fuller and Miss
,'Corifte Elliott, and Mrs. Robert Ed
wards, matron of honor.
,n- Pelesky-Hoover.
k'"The marriage of Miss Bonnie Les
ley Hoover of Haddam, Kan., and
fenry Pelesky of Munden, Kan.,
ook place Saturday morning at St
Alartins Episcopal church. Rev. C.
'Edwin Brown officiated. The bride
"Wis gowned in white georgette with
'hat to match. Among those present
were Mrs. John Hamilton Hoover
qI Haddam, mother of the bride, and
V'r. R. Kenneth Hoover of this city,
Vbrother of the bride. After a short
;otor trip Mr. and Mrs. Pelesky will
Reside in Haddam.
fe; Golden-Adler.
. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Adler an
Vounce the marriage of their daugh
'tr, Sarah, and George L. Golden of
Pittsburgh, which will take place
Sunday afternoon at their , home.
.Only the immediate relatives will be
present Rabbi Frederick Cohn will
officiate. -Mr. Golden and hjs bride
iull reside jn Toledo, O.
Repp-Boehl.
:The marriage of Miss Erma
K Louise Boehl, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C H. Boehl of this city, and
S. A. Repp of Benton Harbor,
ich., took place June 21 at the
h$me of the bride's sister, Mrs. F.
At Little, in Kenosha, Wis. The
couple will reside at Benton Harbor.
Morris-Quinn.
vMr. and Mrs. S. C. Quinn an
nounce the marrfage of their daugh
ter, Erma, to Lee F. Morris of Ellis,
Kan., which topic place in. Council
Bluffs June 12. Mr. Quinn and his
bride leave Wednesday for a, western
trjp and upon their return will re
' tide in Omaha.
Zellers-Beachler.
The marriage of Miss Jane
Beachler, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Samuel E. Beachler, and Dr. H.
Clayton Zellers of Lincoln took
place at fbe home of the bride's par-
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J1v&nrA'CiMyeaKen3 toJifrrfght Into the Real Estate business, not alone because of its convenience
todjiman m ivTh. iwtotatethejyospectrye buyer oat to tbexubdi vision, but to take him or her in a mighty
aMtra tsc la motor car. The Ccnpe has a big, broad seat deeply upholstered, plate glass windows so
that C faegaeattweepigpt -through the open car. Or in case of a storm, why, the Coupe becomes a
cicaed cavsmg, rain-proof acKtxhnt-proof. In addition, it has all the Ford economies in operation and
Asortenaoce. Electric starting and lighting system. Demountable rims with 3 -inch tires all around.
Tfcv carrier. IxwirU3tstost.nd mighty- economical in upkeep. The car of cars for the physician, the
saksmanthe aecbltect, contractor, buflder, and a great family car for two. Leave your order without
jcts3isrffv sTrjwof tfao'dcaitrs -listed balsa?.
cnts Saturday afternoon, June 26, at
i o clock.' ur. J? rank U. bmith ot
the First Central Congregational
church performed the ceremony.
Dr. Zellers and his bride will spend
their honeymoon at Lake Okoboji
and will be at home at Marquette
apartments, in Lincoln, Neb., after
August 1.
Morning Musical
Mrs. Bradley Roe. will entertain at
a musical at her home, Wednesday
mornintr. in honor of her euest. Mrs.
Stella Ritter of Nowach, Okla. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. W,
E. Schafer and Mrs. Howard Ken
nedy. Those taking part in the pro
gram will be Mesdames Kitter,
Schafer, J. K. Morrison, George M.
Tunnison and G. Palmer,
Supper Party.
Douglas Peters will entertain at
supper Sunday evening at his home
in honor of Miss Mildred Todd and
Robert Storz, who will be married
next week. His guests will include
the wedding party and Miss Dor
othy Moke of St. Louis, a guest at
the Peters home, and Mr. Clarence
Peters.
Afternoon TH.
Mrs. Ernest E. Hart will enter
tain at tea Sunday afternoon at her
home in Council Bluffs in honor of
Miss Mildred Todd and Mc. Robert
Storz, whose marriage stakes place
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred S.
Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hart,
whose marriage took place June 2
in Brooklyn, and her daughter, Mrs.
Walker Corbin of Worcester, Mass.
Fifty guests have been invited.
Canteen Meeting.
Company B of the Red Cross Can
teen will hold their next meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the Country
club with Mrs. George Redick as
hostess.
Kappa Delta.
Omaha members of Kappa Delta
sorority will entertain at a matinee
theater party followed by dinner
next Saturday. Among the members
of the sorority who are now in this
city are Misses Mary Leslie, Maud
Miller, Dorothy English, Ebba Sor
ensen and Esther Killpack of Coun
cil Bluffs.
Florence Russell Entertains.
Miss Ruth McCabe of Salamanca,
N. Y who is visiting Miss Florence
Russell, will be honor guest 'at a tea
to be given Monday by her hostess
at the C. W. Russell home. Sixty
five guests will attend.
Informal Tea.
Miss Louise Clarke will entertain
at an informal tea at her home
Monday afternoon, in honor of her
fuest, Miss Marie Blome of Chfcago.
liss Blome returns home next
Wednesday.
Kappa Alpha Theta.
A luncheon of 20 covers will be
given Monday at the Happy Hollow
club by Kappa Alpha Theta.
Picnic to Valley.
Miss Dorothy Belt will entertain
at a motor picuic to Valley Sunday
evening in honor of Miss Marie
Blome of Chicago, the guest of
Miss Louise Clarke. The party will
include Miss Blome, .Miss Clarke,
Miss Dorothy Judson, Miss Anne
Lumpkin of Columbus, Ga.; Miss
Claire Daugherty, Miss Marie Ne
ville, Miss Catherine Gardner, Mr.
Willard -Millard, jr.; Mr. Harkness
Kountze, Mr. Robert Wiley, Mr.
ras ITK F VERS AL CAR
Universal Motor Company 2562 Leavenworth St.
C. E. Paulson Motor Company 20th and Ames Ave.
Adkins Motor Company 4911 So. 24th St.
McCaffrey Motor Company 15th and Jackson Sts.
Sample-Hart Motor Company 18th and Burt Sts.
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Where giant waves dash high on
a stern and rock-bound coast will
one Omaha family spend the sum
mer time. Mrs. John L. Kennedy,
with her daughter, Katherine Vir
ginia, and sons, Don Hanscom and
Edward, ' leaves Wednesday for
Ralph Campbell, Mr. Edward
Daugherty, Mr. Frank Campbell,
Mr. Donald Shepard and Mr. Mar
cus Curran.
Chi Omega.
Active and alumnae members of
Chi Omega were entertained by
Miss Margaret Roebling Thursday
evening, June 24, at "Grande Vista,"
the Roebling summer home on the
frort Crook road.
Lakoma Club
Next Thursday will be the first
Children's dav of the season at
Lakoma club, and ISO little ones are
expected to attend. There will be
games, dancing and story telling to
entertain the children following
which refreshments will be served.
Miss Rhea Hardtmayer will tell four
short stories, written by Miss Grace
Sorenson. There will be favors and
prizes awarded to the children win
ning games.
Among the cottagers who have re
cently joined the colony at the club
are Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Donaghue,
Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarthy, Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Dalbey and Mr. and Mrs.
W. Bryden.
Robert Trimble entertained 55
guests at the dinner dance Saturday
evening at Lakoma club. H. R.
Roberts, 18; J. M. McCarthy, 8, and
J. Ackerlund of Valley, 4.
North Scituate, Mass., near Boston.
This New England resort, among
the most beautiful in that locality,
has been chosen by Mrs. Kennedy
in preference to the mountains.
They will remain there until the lat
ter part of August. ,
Field Club
Among those who entertained at
the dinner dance Saturday evening
at the Field club were W. L. Carey,
who had 17 guests; Dr. J. E. Pulver,
14; Charles Olsen, 10; Frank
Rqberts, eight;, E. E. Sterricker,
eight; A. A. Allen, seven; Louis
Blanchard, seven; Harley Conant,
six; Terry Reemers, five; W. W.
Drummy, four; Joseph Barker, four;
T. C. Pickerell, four, and S. G.
Reed, four.
Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. Mosher Colpetzer
entertained 15 guests at the dinner
dance at the Country club Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Robert
Carey of Cheyenne, who is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze.
Other parties were given by R. J.
Dinning, who had 17 guests; C. C.
George, 16; J. E. Summers, 12; Mrs.
Nellie Market, eight; W. A. Redick,
eight; J. 'C. French, eight, and
Major shipp, two.
Mrs. F. B. Jphnson entertained
12 guests at luncheon at the Coun
try club Saturday.
All the departments at the Uni
versity of Georgia are now open to
women students.
Personal
Mrs. Virginia Couzens of San
Francisco is the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. A. A. Holtman. Mrs. Couzens
is en route to New York.
Mis Frances Marion Castetter
will arrive Sunday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. George Donaldson, miss
Castetter graduated in May at Lin
coln school, Providence, R. I., and
since that time has been visiting in
Boston, New York, Washington and
Cleveland.
Mrs. William Sears Poppleton,
who has spent the winter in New
York City, will arrive next weeK ana
spend some time in Omaha. She
will be accomoanied by her son,
who attends Salisbury school in
Connecticut, and they will be at
the Blackstone.
fr Arthur Guiou and children
rM fre Francis Ferns and daugh
ters leave next week for Prior lake,
Minnesota, where they will spend
the summer. . -
fr -inrl ATrs. F.dcar Scott and
fsmilv anH Miss Laura Scott have
taken a house for the summer at i
Ogonquit, Me. 1
fro Diarlps Marnle and daueh-
ter, 'Miss Josephine Marple, are
spending the summer at Bailey's
Island, Me.
f r an A Mrs. K. F. Folda and
family left last week for Folda's
Island, Ephriam, Wis., where they
will remain until September.
Miss Dorothy Belt leaves Monday
for Kansas City where she will visit
school friends for two or three
weeks.
Edward Daugherty returned Sat
urday from Yale university.
Mrs. Clyde Roeder and small
daughter leave Tuesday for Califor
nia to spend the summer.
Mrs. E. S. Rood left Wednesday
for San Francisco where she will
serve as alternate at the democratic
convention.
Mrs. Jennie McClelland Powell of
Angel Island. Cal., is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Keller. She is en route
to her home from Washington, D. C.
Miss Ethel Davenport has gone to
Michigan to spend the summer.
Mrs. James Paxton returned last
week from an eastern trip, during
which time she attended her class
Happy Hollow
Mr. and Mrs.,C. C. Belden enter
tained 16 guests at the dinner-dance
Saturday evening at Happy Hollow
club in honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Dalton of Le Mars, la. Among
others who entertained were E. F.
Howe, who had 16; R. P. Hamilton,
10; Dr. J. A. Henske, 10; A. S. Wil
liams, 10; E. H. Hole, 8; H. V.
Smith, 7; J. H. Rushton, 7; J. C.
Buffington, 7; W. H. Rhoades, 4; W.
R. Weller, 4; H. K. Schafer, 4; C.
Brown, 4; H. E. Rogers, 4; James
Drummond 4, and M. P. Smith, 3.
' A Sale Which Includes Every Pair of Pumps and Low Shoes
Both Men's and Women's
Hundreds of pairs of Theo ties two-eyelet pumps street and dress oxfords bright new mer
, chandise in all the much-wanted leathers anckcolors men's oxfords in all the newest patterns and lea
thers. Read these prices, then be sure to come.
Many Are Priced at Cost or Below
Your Special Attention Is Called to the Items Below
SPECIAL
About 150 pairs of women's slightly
soiled white shoes, pumps and ox
fords, both high and low heels
Women's Black
Other pumps and many oxfords, values to $16, priced
at cost or less. You must see them to appreciate. A
substantial discount on every pair in the house.
It is impossible to give you more than an idea
appreciated. If you attended Breck's sale in April,
Engagement
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Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Harsh an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Jeannette Carolyn, to
Charles Truman Redfield, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Redfield of this city.
No date has been set for the wed
ding. reunion at Laselle seminary, near
Boston.
Mrs. Daniel Wheeler, who has
spent the winter in New York, has
joined Mrs. Warren Rogers and
daughter, Miss Mildred Rogers, at
Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod. Mrs.
Rogers and Miss Rogers are expect
ing to sail in August for Japan.
Charles Powell of St. Louis, for
merly of Omaha, arrived Wednes
day and spent a few days visiting
friends.
Mrs. E. G. McGilton is in Boston
attending the International Congre
gational conference and will visit
with friends in the east before re
turning about the middle of July.
Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Foote have
taken the home of Mr. 'and Mrs.
Couch, 412 South Forty-eighth
avenue, for the summer.
Clarence Gunther, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Gunther, has returned
Breck's First Semi-Annual Sale of
Walk-Over Footwear
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Kid Middie Tie
Actual Value $12
Priced to Sell at
from the Salisbury school, Connecti
cut, and will spend a few weeks in
Omaha before going to the lakes in
northern Michigan.
Miss Helen Gould, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gould, leaves
Sunday for Chicago, where she will
visit relatives.
Frederick Daugherty left Wednes
day for the Daugherty ranch at BeP
mar, Web., where he will spend a
short time.
Mrs. John F. Coad and grand
daughter, Miss Catherine Coad,
leave Tuesday for Prior Lake,
Minn., where they will spend the
summer. During their absence Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Peterson and Dr.
and Mrs. T. E. Dailey and small son,
will occupy Mrs. Coad's home.
Mrs. E. H. Brooke and daughter,
Miss Genevieve Brooke, of Wash
ington, D. C, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Brooke's sister, Mrs. Mil
ton Barlow, and Mr. Barlow, for the
past 10 days, leave Monday for Port
land, Ore., and jill later sail for
Honolulu, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. John Douglas and son, Don
ald, and Miss Nan MacFarland are
spending the summer at Wall Lake,
ia:
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ellis of Des
Moines, la., motored to Omaha Fri
day and are spending the week-end
with their daughter, Mrs. Cedric
Pttter, and Mr. Totter.
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Miss Dorothy Sherman, Miss
Wynne Fairfield and Miss Emma
Nash leave Tuesday for Fish Creek,
Wis., where they will spend two
months at Camp Meenagha.
Miss Martha Healey of Webster
Grove, Mo., arrived last Saturday to
be the guest of Mrs. Cedric Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Carpenter, jr.,
vho have spent the past few days
in Chicago, are expected home to
morrow. James Connell, who has been vis
iting in the east since the close of
Yale, is expected home next Tues
day. y
Cornelius and John Clarke, Edgar
Morsman, 3d, and George Snowden
of Philadelphia, who attend Hill
school at Pottstown, Pa., are mo
toring home and are expected about
July 4. Mr. Snowden will be a
guest at the Clarke home.
Mr. and Mrs. Willam H. Osten
fcerg and daughter, Virginia, have
returned from a trip to the Pacific
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ryn and
two daughters arrived Tuesday
morning from their home near
Marsland, Neb., to spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Phil Long returned from Casper,
Wyo.r the last of the week.
Mrs. B. E. Gautz is spending the
month of June with her aunt, Mrs.
S. Perkins, formerly 5f Omaha, at
their ranch home at Mullen, Neb.
Mrs. H. H. Wheeler of Lincoln
will stop in Omaha Tuesday on her
SPECIAL
About 100 pairs of men's white and
Palm Beach cloth oxfords just the
stuff for summer
Men's Harvest Tan Calf Oxfords
A True $12.00
Value
Oiu complete line of dark brown calf (J0 QC
oxfords, English $0,Vo
' A Substantial Discount on Every Pair in the House
of our sale prices the shoes must be seen to be
you will not need urging now.
return from Des Moines where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Simon Casady, jr., since the close
of the biennial club convention.
Mrs. J. M. Carter and daughter,
Elva, left Friday for Crystal Lake,
la., where they will spend the sum
mer. A son, William Howard, was
born FViday, June 25, to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard P. Gates, at the
Methodist hospital.
Mrs. A. D. Peters returned Satur
day from Cornell university, where
she attended the graduation of her
son, Russell Peters. Cornell stu
dents who returned with her in
cluded Russell Peters, Jordan
Peters and Roderick Crane.
Louis Met returned Friday from
Cornell.
Miss Dorothv Kiplinger returned
Friday from Chicago. She leaves
July 1 to attend a house party at
Atchison, Kah.
Mrs. Jack Bostick is spending her
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Otta
Wisler, in Denver.
Miss Catherine Summons is spend
ing a month at Camp Brewster.
Miss Ida Blackmore left'Friday 1o
spend herA'acation with relatives at
Los Angeles.
Twin sons were born Friday at
St. Joseph hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Craney.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Fowler an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Dor
othy Marie, Friday, at St. Joseph
hospital. Mrs. Fowler was former
ly Alma Dohse.
Jasper Hall returns Sunday from
Lawrenceville school, New Jersey,
where he was graduated. this month.
He will spend the summer with his
mother, Mrs. Richard S. Hall.
A Song At Sunset
A lone thrush sings as the night
begins,
A rich wild song as the dark
ness falls;
And a mystic peace creeps over
the world,
Over the Starry halls.
So may I sing on the edge of
death,
When the dark descends and
the hours depart;
So may the mystic peace creep
down
Over my weary heart.
Edwin Markham.
"Those are little girls' dresses,
aren't they?" asked a pedestrian of
her companion as the two gazed into
the windows of a fashionable shop.
The other was conservative in her
reply, which was well, for the frocks
that reached rfearly to the knees
were for full-grown women. This is
the most startling decree of Dame
Fashion. Some of them, by the aid
of slashes, display a length of limb
all the way kneeward.
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