THE OMAHA-SUNDAY- BEE: . JULY. 11. 1920.
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Society
Maniac Announced.
Mr. Anns B. McCann announced
tha marriage of her daughter, Lonia
A. Rae, and Erwin IL R. Fkkert,
Wednesday, July 7. Rev. C E. Cob
bey performed the ceremony at bis
home.
Mr. and Mr. Don Edwards were
lb attendant.
The couple will be at home after
July 15 at 4229 Douglas itreeu
Engagement Announced.
The engagement of Miai Ann
Green, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
H. Green of Omaha, Neb., to Etli
R. Hassel of Milwaukee. Vi, was
announced at a dinner dance at the
ftankinton hotel, Milwaukee, ooj
lune 28.
Phelps-Murphy.
Mrs. Maria Murphy announces
the marriage of her daughter. Mar
jtarget Loretta, to Ralph Clifford
itielps. which took place on Tues
day, July 6. at St Mary Magdalene
church. Rev. B. Sinn' officiating.
The bride wa growned in wiite
georgette and a white picture hat to
match and had a corsage bouquet of
Wide roses and lillie of the val
ley. She wore a diamond lavallirre
set in platinum, the gift of the
groom. Mit Bridget Jean Murphy,
:ster of the bride acted as brides
maid and wore an orchid colored
dress of organdie with hat to
match and wore a corsage bouquet
of Cphcla rosrs. Edmund J.
Murphy, twin brother of the bride,
acted as best man. A wedding din
ner was erved at the home of the
bride for th immediate families.
The young couple have gone on
an extended wedding trip through
the cast and will br at home at the
Fontenetle hotel titer August 1.
Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mc
Cord entertained at dinner Saturday
evening at the Country club in hon
- or of Mr. and Mr. James McCord.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
McCord. Mr. and Mr. Frederick
Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Car
penter, jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Caldwell, Mr. and Mr. Charles W.
Hamilton, ir Miss Josephine
Congdon, Miss Mavis Benedict of
East Orange. N. J, Misa Virginia
Offutt. Milo Gates, Frederick koe
i.ig and Robert Byrne.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Clarke, ir,
I entertained at dinner Saturday eve
ning at the club in honor of Miss
Betty Bowman of Trenton. N. J,
who is visiting Jeannette Johnson
and George Snowden of Phila
delphia, who ia a guest at their
home. Covers were also placed lor
Misses Catherine Davis, Virginia
Carlisle. Margaret Eastman, Iietta
Smith, Gretchen Hess. Rowena Fix
ley, Miriam Wyman, Virginia
Barker. Betty Coit, Jeanette John
on, Helen Roger. Elinor KounUe,
Gertrude Koitntze and Messr.
James Love, Rudyard Norton, Nel
on Updike. Milton Barlow, Austin
Sturtevant Edgar Morman. Dick
Stewart. Sam Carlisle. Kenneth
Metcalfe. Allen Clarke. West John
on of Chicago, who is a guest at the
Henry T. Clarke home, and John
and Cornelius Clarke.
T. L. Davis entertained IS guests;
Harton Millard. 14: E. S. West
rook, eight: H. F. Wyman, 10; and
V. A. C. Johnson, six.
Mrs. J. J. Hess cutertained eiftht
;ticts at luncheon. Saturday, and
" Mr. E. M. Ribble had nine guest.
Lakoma Club
Mr. Juliu Lyon enttTtained 14
quests at dinner Saturday evening
in honor of her niece. Miss Evelyn
I .yon of ' Philadelphia, who is her
guest. ' - .
Others entertaining included Mrs.
A. J. Randall, whoTiad 22 guests;
Mrs. H. II. Robert, 18; W. T. Cox.
10; L, E. Norsleet,,; an A
Su anion, 4. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Marti and
Mrs. Jessica 'Hernwier were the
Ktiests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Nes
I.it at dinner at the club Saturday
vvening.
Mrs. A. E. McGleason entertained
22 at dinner at the club Friday eve-
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A musical will be given at the
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Mr anA Mn W I Rakrr of
Albany, N. Y, are the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George Waterman.
Mrs. A. A. Johnson with Mrs. H.
Itokanson and children and Miss
Ida Turin have gone to Minnesota
to spend the summer at the lakes.
The Public Is
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Invited to
Visit
Orchard &
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Affairs for Vlaltor.
Miss Mary Mitchell has a her
guest Mia Elizabeth McCrockea of
Pittsburgh. Miss Mitchell ha been
visiting ,in the east since the close
of the school year. She entertained
at dinner at th Country club Fri
day evening for her guest, when cov
er "were placed for Misses Leta
Hunter. Winifred Brandt and Mar
jorie Menold; Ralph Powell. Robert
Lewis. William Alleman, Jack Yeiser
and Howard Haydetu,
Miss Mitchell will give a luncheon
next week for her guest and Miss
Hunter wilt entertain for thi vis
itor. ' 1 ' .
Miss Beats Home.
Ii. Tan it at who was re
cently graduated from the Gncin-
nati Conservatory ot music unaer
the direction of Thomas J. Kelly,
fnrmr1v nf Ofnahl. will he soloist St
the First Central Congregation!
church iunaay morning, in inc iu
she will return to Khoot for a post
graduate course in concert work.
Canteen Meeting.
Company B of the - Red Cross
canteen will meet Tuesday at 10
a, m. with Mrs. Luther Kountre to
complete all unfinished work. This
will be the last meeting of the sea
son. '
Picnic Luncheon.
Mrs. Mary Ohman of Bellevue
will entertain the members of the
Sojourner club at a picnic luncheon
Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
Le Mara Dancing Club.
The Le Mars Dancing club will
give a party at Happy Hollow club
Friday evening.
Dr. and Mr. Ed M. Robertir
and sons, Norris and Howard,
Concordia. Kan., are the guests i
Dr. Robertson' mother, Mr. John
A. Dempster, and sister, Mr. H. C
Myers.
Happy Hollow
Miss Mildred Srack entertained
at diner at the Happy Hollow club
Saturday evening. White weetpca
formed the centerpiece. Cover were
placed for the following guest from
Fremont. Neb.: Mr. and Mr. Ray
Chappell, Mr. and Mr. A. J. Chris
tiansen. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Span
gler, Misses Margherite and Clara
Schneider, and Robert Chappell and
A. L. Stuart, and the following of
Omaha: Mr. and Mr. John Mor
rison, Misse Louise White and Lil
lian Johnson, and Messr. Harry
Byrne, Lee Mitchell and Walter
Johtuon.
J. A. Sunderland had 10 guests;
Harmon V. Smith. 8; W. E. Rose,
8; Dr. W. 11. Quigley. 8i George M.
Smith, 6: John L. Webster, 4; Al
bert Edholm, 5, and R. W.
Hughes, J.
Field Club
Mr. and Mrs. George Rasmussen
entertained one of the largest parties
at the dinner-dance Saturday even
insr. Cover were olaced for Messr.
and Mesdames John Bruce, Earl
Beardsley, W. L. Carey, U U Kohn.
Lynn Campbell, J. T. Bertwell and
Will Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoan enter
tained for Dr. and Mrs. Kane, who
were married in Seattle June 11
Mrs. Kane was formerly Mis Viv
ian Foley of thi city. Dr. Kane i
a lieutenant in the United State
army. Other in the party were Mr.
and Mrs. James Collins and Mrs.
Mary Foley.
Among other who had guests
were Perry Reitners. who entertain
ed a partv of 12; Charles Serrick,
10; John Patten, 10; L. B. Witson,
8; P. W. Mikesell. 8; George W.
Johnston. 8; Fred Knapp, 4, and E.
E. Brando, 3.
Miss Peggy Rollins and her
mother, Mrs. C H. Rollins,' hve
gone to Lake Okoboji, where they
will remain until August 1. From
there they expect to go to Colorado
to spend a month making the trip
through Estcs park. Mis Rollins
will also visit friends in - Chicago
hr(trm fir return hrtmjk in tli (stl
pne was graduated trom tne Acad-
emv,0f Our Lady in Tcoria, 111. in
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She was graduated from the Acad-
1918.
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mrs. Howard Brainerd will be
hostess 'to members of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 p. m. at her home, 1000 Mer
cer boulevard.
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Margaret Stuart Lewi.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Lewis announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Margaret Stuart Lewis, to Louis B.
Casey of Chicago. The wedding
will take place Saturday evening,
nly 24, at the Lewis home. Rev.
Iarvey Hostetler of California
Junction, la., who married the
parents of Mis Lewis, will officiate
at her wedding.
Miss Lewis attended the Univer
Y. W. C. A.
Several groups are registered for
the week -end at Camp Brewster,
among them 25 from Broadway
Methodist church of Council Bluffs
and 10 from the Burgess-Nash store.
A group from Armour Packing Co.
will arrive at camp on Monday.
Activities for Sunday are breakfast
in the woods, followed by a devo
tional service at which Dr. Abbie
Virginia Holmes wilt be the speaker.
Miss Grace Shearer, educational
and membership secretary, is spend
ing her vacation at Grand Island,
Hastings and Kansas City. .
Miss M. Florence Dunlap and dele
gation of 23 girl from the various
clubs of the industrial federation left
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First of All
It's Clean
The first thing youU notice
about your family bundle
when it comes home to you is
its fragrant, refreshing clear
ness its cleanness from its
. crisp paper wrapper alI4he .
' way through. ' I
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It not only looks clean 1 ;
breathes cleanliness.
' s And our plants are just like
thatdean in every nook and
corner clean in personnel;
clean in ideals of servicer
Omaha Laundry Owners Club
Announced
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sity of Nebraska, from which she
was graduated in 1917. She is a mem
ber of thcAchoth sorority and many
of her sorority sitters will be present
at the ceremony. The decorations
will be in the sorority colors,
sapphire blue and white. Miss
Mary Lewis, a sister, and Mis Hel
en Possner will act a bridesmaids.
During the war Miss Lewi was
active in Red Cross work and served
as a dietitian.
Saturday morning for Lake Okoboji
to attend the industrial conference
at the north central field camp from
July 10 to 24.
Miss Pauline Hudson, room reg
istry secretary, ha returned from
Valdosta, Ga., where she was called
by the serious illness of her sister.
The University of Berlin has
broken an old tradition by confer
ring a honorary doctor' degree an
on a woman. The recipient of this
honor is Frau Hedwig Heyl, presi
dent of the Lyceum club, who cele
brated her 70th birthday recently.
Hundreds of aoldier-fartners'
wives are being trained in domestic
science and women's farm activities
by the home branch of the Soldiers'
Settlement board in Montreal, Can.
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Send your family buhdl!
then drop in any day and see
how it is laundered for you.
YouU understand then, why
so many of your neighbors
have found this the easy, sav
ing, sensible way of caring for
their family washing.
Personal
Miss Laura Beat is spending the
week-end ia Lincoln. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jones left
Saturday tor -Seattle, Wash.
Miss Elsie Stors has gone to
Colorado to spend the summer.
Mrs. G. S. Concannon has left for
western Nebraska for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGinn
have gone . west for a two-month
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mickel have
returned from aa extended eastern
trip. i '- f
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ochsenbcin leave
Monday to spend severf. day in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bowen and
children have returned from a trip
to Michigan.
Miss Mary Fuller returned Thurs
day from the 'east, where she has
spent several weekL
Mr. and Mrs. , Robert C Hayes
have as their guest John H. Hayes
of Mew ork city.
Miss Irene Gray and Miss' Helen
Tacobsoa left Saturday lor Chicago
for a two-week May.
Mrs. Wood, who ha been in the
east since January, returned Tues
day and i at the Colonial
Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson an
nounce the birth of a son Thursday
at Swedish fcmmanuel hospital.
Miss Louise Shumate left Satur
day for Kansas City, Mo., to visit
friends for a couple of weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. C A. Hll leave
Thursday for New York, where Mr.
Hull will embark for France.
Mr. George Barnhart of Fort
Leavenworth arrived Thursday to
be the guest of Mr. and Mr. W. E.
Martin.
Rassell Larmon, formerly of
Omaha, arrived Tuesday to spend
a few day in Omaha, visiting
friend.
Misses Carrie and Helen Millard
have gone to Harbor Springs,
Mich., to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Misa Alice and Ada Alexander
and brother, Frank E. Alexander,
have gone to Massachusetts for the
summer.
Mrs. Louise Heitman leaves Wed
nesday for Atlantic City, en route
to New York, where she will tail
for Pari. (
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bergquist and
tftj Doughs
Strtet
just half price,
are keen to take
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Irene Swearirigen a Bride
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Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Swearingen of
this city announce the marriage of
their daughter, Irene, and Dr. J.
William Neville, which took place in
San Francisco, July 3, at the First
English Lutheran church. The
bride left Omaha June 22 for the
west
family leave the latter part of the
week for a motor trip through Yel
lowstone park. ,
' Mrs. Emma' Palmer and daughter,
Alnetta of Chicaao. formerly of
Omaha, were the guests of Mrs. E.
a. J-Jwis last week.
A daughter, Patricia, was born
June 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Trester, formerly of Omaha, now
living at Hastings, Neb.
The Misses Agnes and Philotnena
McCrfrey, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. John McCaffrey, leave Thurs
day for San Francisco where they
The One Sale By Which All Others Are
Our Store-Wide.
OsiiJaiWaiMqaB
APPAREL buying is at the height of its activity
right now. Such wonderful value-giving has
brought out the most enthusiastic throng of shop
pers ever assembled in this store.
When beautiful garments can be hal for
is it any wonder Omaha women ,
advantage of such an offer T
Any
Suit
Any
Coat
Any
Any
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All Sales
Dress
Dr. Neville was graduated last
November from the University of
Nebraska college of medicine and is
now cn the staff of th; San Fran
cisco hospital
The couple is at heme at 506
Ctockett apartments in that city, but
expects to return to Nebraska after
the beginning of the year.
will visit their sister. Miss Cetia
McCaffrey. They will also visit Dr.
and Mrs. T. J. Brown at Long
Beach.
Mrs. Joseph Ernst and daughter,
Dorothy, left Friday for Salt Lake
City where they will spend the re
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. Ward Burgess and daugh
ter, Miss Margaret Lee, left last
week for Wianno, Mass., to spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Theodore Ringwalt and
daughter. Miss Betty Ringwalt,
have returned to Omaha from New
York, where they have made their
Commencing Monday, nt are
entire stocks of Skirts and Blouses in this
tire atocl
traordino:
extraordinary Clearance. Our
hew early.
Exactly
Price
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home for, the- past two or three k '
yests.
Lieut. Alfred Gruenther, son of -Mr.
and Mrs. C M. Gruenther of
Omaha, who has been stationed at
Camp Taylor, Ky, ha been tem
porarily transferred to Camp Knox,
Announcement have reached thi
city of the birth of a son,.ieorge
Philip, jr to Mr. and Mrs.' George
Abel of Lincoln. Mrs. Abel is a
Mrs. J. A. Mcllaskell of Sal:
Lake City, who has hem Vt tt it lit or
her nephews, Mr. Ben and Mr. Paul
uallagtier, and Mrs. Gallagher,
leave Tuesday for her home.
Air. trancts ttrogan left Saturday
for tarmel, Cal to join Mrs. -
Brogan and his mother, who have
been in California for two months. '
Mr. and Mr."charlcs M. Wilhelm
will leave July 2S for San Francisco
aad expect to sail July 30 for Japan,
visiting China and the Philippine
before returning in November.
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. C L.
llcmpcl of Omaha.
J. H. Hansen has returned from"
a week-end visit at Cass Lake,
Minn. Mrs. Hansen and two sons
are spending the, summer there, at
Mr. mnsen is building a summer -
home at Star Island.
Mrs. E. W. Stoltcnbera and
daughter, Helen, and son. Edward,
left for Lake Okoboji Saturday
morning by auto to spend the re
mainder of the summer. Mr.
Stoltenbcrg may join them later.
fir. and fr Inlin A. Rnrslinff
left Saturday for St. Louis, where
Dr. BorehofT will take anrriul
course in medicine. Later they will
ro to New York, where Dr. Borg
hoff will continue his studies.
Misses Agnes and Philomena Mc
Caffrey leave Thursday to visit teir
sister. Miss Celia MrCafTrvv. in San
Francisco, and to be the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. C J. Brown at tang
Beach. They will be gone two
months.
Judge and Mrs. William Redicls
leave next Thursday for New York, ,
whence they tail July 19 for Eng
land, where they will join Mrs. John
Kedtcic and small son, who have
been visiting Mrs. Redick's father,
Mr. Herbert Heap. They expect to
spend a short time in France before
returning in September.
Miss Emily Keller left Thursday
evening for Atlanta, Ga., accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. Charict
B. Keller, to be the house guest of
Mrs. L. F. Swift, at her country
home near Atlanta, and to join a
house party of southern boyt and
girls, part of which will include an
outing on the Savannah river. She
and her mother will later go to the
.Maine coast - '
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