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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 12, 15)20.
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J. Society Notices
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ciety columns should be in the
""fnce of the Society Editor on
Friday. Itemi received either by
phone or mail later than 10:30
Saturday morning cannot be used
Sunday. Phone Tyler 1000.
' , Smith-Howard.
'iTK and Mrs. J. C. Howard an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Hazel, to Watson B.
Sinjth of New York, formerly of
Omaha. The wedding will take
place November 1 and will be a
quiet home affair. Miss Howard at
tended the University of Nebraska,
where she was a member of Delta
Gamma. Mr. Smith attended Dart
mouth college. The couple will
make their home in New York City.
' Marriage Announced.
Mrs. Donald d, Rush announces
the marriage of her daughter, Mar
guerite Miller, to Warren CMJavid'
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Davidson. The wedding took
place Saturday, September 11, at
the .home of the bride's mother, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
James Wilson of the North i'resby
terian church. After a western trip
the, young couple will be at home at
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. Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Curtiss an
nounce the 1 engagement of their
daughter, Helen, to Kenneth M.
Snyder of Council Bluffs. The mar
riage will take place "in the early
faJJ. Miss Curtiss was graduated
frbtn Rocklord college. "Mr. Snyder
attended the University ' of Ne
braska and was a member of
Sigma Nu.
! For Florence Russell.
Miss Eleanor McGilton entertained
ata bridge tea at her home Satur
! day afternoon in honor of Miss
Florence Russell', whose marriage to
Alfred Munger will take place next
Saturday. Eight tables, were set
for the game and decorations were
ratnVH out in rainhow colors with
asters. Mrs, Sidney Smith and Mrs.f
O'ngen Williams assisted the hos
V, St. Bernards Barigh.
jThe women of St. Bernards parish
will give a card party at their hall
in.'. Benson, Wednesday evening.
ii Holy Angeks' Parish.
Ja card party will be given Tues
day afternoon by the women of
Holy Angels' parish at their hall,
Twenty-eighth and Fowler avenue.
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'', 1 Daughters qf Isabella.
Columbia court of the Daughters
ofMsabella celebrate their first anni
versary Tuesday; September 14, at
Metropolitan ha&.'Twenty-third and
Harney streets, With a 4ance and
cafd party, preceded by a short pro
gram. u
I ' Dinner for Visitors.
Htliss Lorna McMartin entertained
at.dinner at the Athletic club Satur--;"!C7Vvening,
in honor of Miss
Qneita Caines of Lincoln, who is
spending the week-end at the Mc
Martin home, and Miss Mabel Neal
ofCalifornia, who is visiting Mrs.
Ado"lph Sachs. Covers were also
placed for Miss Miriam McMartin.
and Messrs. William Fife, Earl
chafer, Harry Moore and Oliver
Nickum.
Lakoma Club
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Donahue en
tertained one of the largest parties
at the .Lakoma Country club dinner-dance
Saturday evening, when
covers were placed for ,50 guests.
Among others who entertained
were: Mrs. John Urion, who had
23 guests; Mrs. George Windheim,
IS; H. R. Bowen, IS; Miss Margaret
Windham, 14; Allen Dudley, 12, and
Mrs".' Ben Marti, 8.
I Happy. Hollow
,V. H. Rhodes entertained nine
guests at dinner at Happy Hollow
club, Saturday evening. Parties of
eight were entertained by G. W.
Lysle and L. B. Hogtie. Entertain"
in si guests were'R. W. Bliss, C.
Crow, G., L. Bradley and Franz
Ktlson. 'E. F. Howe entertained a
fursome at dinner.
;Mrs. E. T. Howe entertained 18
gflests at a bridge tea, Saturday
afiprnoon at the club. . , . ,
Field Club
Tiobert Hicks entertained eight
f (tests at dinner Saturday evening at
ield club. Others entertaining par
ties included H. G. Shedd, Mabel
Hrgdon, R. H. Huntley. Harry Steel,
Charles Sevick, V. W. Boyles, S.
V. Reynolds and L. Q, Sholes.
; Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett en
tertained at a dinner 'of 20 covers
at'the Country club, Saturday eve
ning, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Pliilip Metz and Mss Harriett Metz
oC- Buffalo, N. Y.. and William
Corchran of Philadelphia, who are
guists at the Charles Metz home.
Fred Hamilton entertained a party
cf 44 and Charles Burgess had eight
guests. '
1 Prettiest Mile
jhe children's dancing clashes of
Prettiest Mile club will open Satur
day, October 2, The adult classes
will begin OctoVf 5. The children
wit! have cne guest' party each
month and a Christmas party, a
Yama Yama party, a masquerade
anj a May day'party. Mrs. C. J.
Pajrott. whoA9 been in charge of
thise affair! lor the past four years,
wiO again have charge this year.
- lliss Vesta Beavers leaves early
net week to enter Rockford college,
Illinois. ' J
fiss Mary. McCaffrey has re
turned from a month's visit in Fort
WVth, Tex., and .Denver. Colo. She
al& visited jfriends in Kansas City:
i Mrs. E. V. Shayler and dawghter,
Mfes Ernestine, 'are expected. home
thfr week af' soending the sum
mer abroad. f
Omaha GiiTdom Departs
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Thebuds and blossoms of sum
mer tioweraom vanish with the
coming of autumn,- And the buds
and blossoms of Omaha girldom
flee, too, with the first days of early
fall. Off to school they hie, leav
ing Omaha a veritable Hamlin town
after the piper's visit. Among the
girls who go east to school this
year is Miss Margaret Eastman,
Mrs. Charles T. Hubbard, chair
man of the Omaha Unit League of
Women Voters, has 'arranged for a
meeting at the City Mission" Mon
day evening at 7:30 o'clock, when
the constitutional amendments will
be discussed. v
Meetings will be held evrv noon
at the packing houses and there will
also be evening meetings at the 11
social- centers under the auspices of
the league.
The purpose of these meetings is
to have the 41 constitutions amend
ments clearly explained in order
that the people may vote intelligent
ly on them at the Special election,
September 21.
Mrs. J. L. Kaley and MisJda
Kaley have returned from Colorado
where ;they spent several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs.; W. O.' Shriim and
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Shrum and
daughter, Marguerite, are expected
home Sunday evening from a motor
trip to Indiana -
Evening and Clouds'
Evening came on apace :( in full orbed
glory,
The sun drew to his couch
through vistaed trees,
He glided flashing broad and full
he wore a
Look of unwonted joy, for rest
. and ease
After his day of toil far clouds hung
1 hoary
Along the east, then kindled by de
grees As slow he sunk fresh bloomed the,
aerial rose,
While streamed the west, as gushing
furnace glows.
James Gates Percival.
-Stout women and large plaids.
bright colors nd shiny materials
are not affinities.
Steinway
can be had under no
League of .
Women Voters
but one Steinway tdne, one Steinway action,
one Steinway conception,?' and although
copies by many others,there is a vast differ- V
ence between the Steinway and its imitators. '
New STEINWAY pianos can be had only at .
Schmoller, &' Mueller'
So. 15th St. Tiano Co. ; Doug. 1623
Your piano or player piano taken in jex-
filing at ns iuu vaiue. ,
Terms to suit your convenience.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Eastman. She ,left Thursday for
Chicago, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Sherman Rulcton, until
September 26, vhen she' will go to
Holidaysburg, Pa., to enter High'
land Hall. Miss Eastman was Rrad"
uated last spring from Central High
school. Mrs. Eastman will accom-j
pany her daughter from Chicago U5
Highland Hall.
Beauty
Jade and amher, green and'gold, ,
Turquoise, silver, ivory,
Jewels radiantly bold
Gleam from dark antiquity.
Here are rings that queens have
worn.
Here are chains that dazzled kings.
Kindling colors, carven horn.
Red that shouts and blue that stings.
Resting in a bed of glass
Hard-wrought, beauty beaming lies.
Nile may choke, and Empire pass.
Beauty flashes, still and wise.
From Christian Science Monitor. '
To Prevent Sunburn
The best way to preserve a clear
complexion of delicate texture frnd
tint is to protect it when gting mo
toring, walking or swimming. First
use a cleaning cream, after which
day cream should be dabbed on
sparingly and worked well into the
skin. Over this apply a good skin
lotion and then powder, ' .
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CAFE
Nw Opomi
. Newly decorattd
the most beautiful DINING
ROOM in the city.
A la Carta Serviea -
75c Noonday Luncheon
$1.50 Table d'Hote Dmner
every evening
5:30 jo 8 P. M.
ROME MILLER .
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other name. "There's
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Personal
Ward Burgess is on an eastern
trip this month!
Mrs. B. F. Diffenbacher has gone
to Kearney, Neb. '
Miss Geraldine Hess7 of Council
Bluffs is in Lincoln.
Miss Mary' Fuller leaves next
week for an eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C, Bradford have
returned from the Pacific coast.
Miss Daisy Doane has returned
from an extensive vacation trip.
Edson Rich, jr., leaves next week
to enter school at San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. Warren Switzler returned
Thursday from Colorado Springs.
. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hitler re
turned from California this week.
Miss Carrie McConnell has re
turned from a northern motor trip.
Miss Katherine Reynolds leaves
Sunday to spend a few days in Lin
coln. ,Mr. and Mrs. P. G. McGrath and
daughters are in California at the
present.
Mrs, Ward Burgess is expected to
return from Wianno the first week
in October. .
Mrs. Charles Kountze and daugh
ter will return from the east about
September 23.
Mr, and Mrs. J. MacMillan Hard
ing and family have returned from
Lake Ukoooji.
Miss Ruth Marer of Indianapolis,
Ind., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Levinson,
Malcolm Baldrige has returned
from the east, having completed the
law course at Yale.
Mrs. Walter Head and daughter,
Miss Vernelle Head, will" return
from California next week.
Miss Mayme Hutchinson had as
her guest fast week, Mrs. Edward
H. Wade of Chicago. v
Mrs. Robert Gilmore has returned
from Lake Minnctonka, where she
spent the month of August.
Miss Eugenie Whjtmore returned
Wednesday morning from Chicago
and a motor tour of the south.
Mrs. M. V. Porter entertained at
her home Monday night in honor of
the guests of Mrs. H. Y. Cook.
Miss Marie Vernon, who spe'nt
six weeks in Idaho and Yellowstone
park,, returned to Omaha Friday.
Harry Kale, formerly of Omahji,
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Of Plush, Velvet
or Velour '
can be dyed and finished
so they look like new
garments.
Never in our 23 years in
the business have we
turned out nicer dyeing
than we are this fall.
Don't think of paying
$75 to $150 for a new
coat -.until you have
talked with us about fix
ing Up your old one. We
will clean or dye it, re
model or reline if you
wish it.
Come in and s?e some of
0ur work.
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IBIS Jon St. Phon toug. MS
South Side 470S South 24th St.
Phon So. 1283.
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Grand Opening The new Ak-Sar-Ben Field will be formally opened' Tuesday,
September 14th, with a parade of Omaha owned horses, reviewed by Governor S. R.
McKelvie, Major General Omar Bundy and Major Henry White.
SINGLE G., tho Fastest Pacer in America, Will Be Exhibited Daily.
RACE PROGRAM
Tuesday, Sept. 14
Grand Revief
2:09 Trot.
2:17 Pace.
2:22 Trot.
Two Running Races.
Saturday, Sept. 18-Auto Races
: v . Featuring Sig Maugdatil, Champion of the Dirt Tracks.
, AkSar-Ben Field is located at 63rd and Center Streets. Take Leavenworth
street car, crossing Farnam at 15th Street Two auto entrances: (1) 67th and Cen
ter Street, (2) 66th and Woolworth, through Elmwood Park.?
Box seats on sale at Beaton Drug Co.
at Ak-Sar-Ben Field only.
SEPTEMBER
stopped to visit friends en route to
Cornell from his home in Wyoming,
Miss Lucille Lathrop leaves Tues
day for Rockford college, 11L
Miss Eloise Thomas leaves Tues
day for Rockford college, Illinois,
where she will specialize in music.
Mss Loretta 6cLone has returned
from New York and Pennsylvania,
where she spent the sumtner season.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis are ex
pected to return next week from the
east where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Wilson Lowe will return
about September 16 from Eaton's
ranch where she has spent the sum
mer. ,
Miss Maurine Richardson is in
Lincoln, Neb., attending a house
party at the home of Miss Louise
Leonard.
Mrs. Russell Magna of Holyoke,
Mass., will arrive next Friday to be
the Ak-Sar-Ben guest of Mrs. Ed
Creighton.
Mrs. C. C. Allison has closed her
country home, "Roseme Lodge,"
and returned to her town house for
the winter.
'
Harry McCormick returned this
week' from Eaton's ranch in the
Colorado Rockies, where he spent
last month.
Mrs. Sophie McDcrmott and chil
dren, Ben and Alice, are planning to
leave for California, where they wilk
cnpllrt th. i-ii!t.
Mrs. Zaid Hale, of Topeka, Kan.,
aijd Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison of Chi
cago nave been visiting their sister,
Mrs. H. Y. Cook.
Mrs. A. H. Lamm of Chicago will
arrive Sunday to be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George Brandeis during
Ak-Sar-Ben week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Megeath
have returned from Seattle, Wash.,
and Portland, Ore., where they have
spent several weeks.
Mrs. Walter E. Cady and daugh
ter, Katherine Lucille, returned
Thursday,' after spending two
months in California.
Mrs. O. A. Nickum and daughter.
Miss Ruth Nickum, who have been
visiting in Hcllertown, Pa., are ex
pected home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Benson
returned Friday from a motor trip
Things Worth While
are worth advertising.' The new
advertised advancements are
worth investigating. In dentistry
Dr. Todd's whole porcelain teeth,
Dr. Todd's muscle trimmed
plates, Dr. Todd's painless
methods arid Dr. Todd's pyorrhea
remedies.
Thousands of people were in
terested in this exhibit at the
Nebraska State Fair. Just as
unusual for the public to see
this exhibit as it is unusual to
have an opportunity to get this
high class dental service. ,
DR. G. W.TODD
DENTIST
Fourth Floor Barker Block
' Saint Mary's, Knoxville, Illinois ,
S3d Year
An Episcopal school for girls 12 to 20 years of age. Standard
preparatory work and two years of advanced work offered. Secre
tarial and Cultural Courses. Advantages in Music, Expression and
Domestic Science. For Catalogue Apply to tho Dean.
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TUESDAY TO FRIDAY
Trotting Races Pacing Races Running Races
Auto Polo Contests - Vaudeville Acts
Band
1 SATURDAY
Automobile Races ,
Vaudeville Acts
Wednesday, Sept. 15
2:11 Pace. .
2:14 Trot.
3-year-old Trot.
3-year-old Pace.
Two Running Races.
Thursday, Sept. 16
Free-for-All. , v
2:0j8 Pace. 1
2:12 Trot.
2-year-old Trot.
Two Running Races.
Grandstand and admission tickets on sale
to Excelsior Springs. Mrs. Ben
son was formerly Miss Ann Giflord
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.' Voss have
returned from a ntotor trip, and
have had as their guest for the past
few days ' Mrs. A. Holzmark of
Gothcnberg, Neb.
Max Bruckner of Tlatte Center
and son, Ralph Bruckner, were in
Omaha early this week. Ralph will
be a student at Creighton High:
school this fall.
Mrs. 'Lloyd Grovey and little
daughter are planning to spend the
winter in California with Mrs. Gro
vey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mal
chein, in Hollywood.
Miss Katherine Smyth,' who has
spent the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Claferrce Sibbersen and Mr.
Sibbersen, leaves for her home in
Washington this week. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon have
movpH in San Dieon. where thrv
will make their home. Mrs. Dillon
was Miss Helen Malchein of Omaha
previous to her marriage.
Miss Adelyn Wood will return
from Chicago about October 1. Miss
Wood has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Hoxie Clark at their home,
Villa Belvedere, New York.
Mrs. Tames Davidson, Miss Doro
thy and John have returned from
Lake Huron where they spent the
summer. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson
and family will live at the Black-
tone this winter. Jim Davidson
The Closing Out Sale Assumes
Holiday Aspect
So many have asked the question tliat we say again "Yes, we
are really going out of business."
Notice has beeir given to the landlord, and a vacation notice,
drawn up in proper legal form, reposes In the safe. 1
Recognizing the wisdom of choosing early, a gathering of eager
buyers are taking advantage of this sale to make advance Chrjstmas
gift selections, v .
Our jewel stock has never been so beautiful, so complete and up-to-date
as it is now, certainly never has it been offered at pricesso radi
cal m saving possibilities.
Albert Edholm,
Car Route .Changes
At the' request of the Ak-Sar-Ben Governors and the City Authoritiesthe
routing of all cars on the SOUTH O ItfAHA LINE, during the Ak-Sar-Ben Car
nival, will be changed in the downtown district, and cars will run as follows:
From Seventeenth and fuming east to Sixteenth, south to Webster, east to '
Fifteenth, and south to. Howard. On northbound trips, from Fifteenth and
Howard to Webster, to Sixteenth, to Cuming, to Seventeenth.
Cars on the BENSON-ALBRIGHT LINE, during the 'same period, will be
run as follows :
From Fifteenth and Davenport to Fifteenth and Howard, east to Thirteenth
and Howard. On northbound, trips, from Thirteenth and Howard west to Fif
teenth and Howard, north to Fifteenth and Davenport. v
This change is effective September 13th, 1920. V ' y
We trust that none, of our patrons will be seriously inconvenienced on
account of this temporary change in routing.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Co.'
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Concert
Auto Polo
Band Concerts
Friday, Sept. 17
2:06 Trot.
2:14 Pace.
2:17 Trot.
2:22 Pace.
Two Running Races.
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attended the summer school at Cul
ver and will return there , for the
winter course.
MrsT.homas Hey ward and little
sons, Tommy and Bobbie, arrived
Friday from Pittsburgh, Pa.. ' to
spend this month wjth Mrs. Hev
ward's parnts, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Busch.
Miss Margaret Mulliri of Letcher,
b. iJ.. niece of JJr. Kathleen bum
van, will make her home for the
winter with Dr. and Mrs. J. T, Sul
livan, and will attend Central High
school. '
Mr. and Mrs. Gunlock and little
daughter, Natalie, who have spent
the summer with Mrs. GUnlock's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mur
phy, returned to their home in Chi
cago Monday night.
Miss Corrine Elliott leaves Sun
day night to accompany her sister,
Miss Elizabeth, to Boston, where
she enters Dana ILall. Miss Elliott
Cill spend some time in New York
City and Atlantic City and return
home late in the fall.
G. W. Updike returned Saturday
from the coast of Maine, where he
spent a month. Mrs. Updike and
Miss Lucy Updike are at the Craw
ford house, Breton Woods, and will
return home about October 1.
Miss Dorothy Allen of New York
City is with Mr. and Mrs. Baldrige
for the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities. Upon
her return to New York Miss Allen
will- join her mother and two bro-
Omaha's Oldest Established Jeweler
Sixteenth Street at Harney ,
Dear lifctla dresses washed and ironed at any
of Omaha's sanitary' and up-to-the-minute laun
dries viU make sweet little girls still sweeter.
And such a help to busy mother to be able
to open her laundry bundle, and at the last minute
assured that everything will be spick-and-span.
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' You are sure to be satisfied with the work
from' the modern laundries where everything is
done in a scientific manner. The water at just the
s right degree and the right kind of materials used.
Let us be of help to you busy mothers when
school starts, or better yet, right now. '
Omaha Laundry
Sew! ft ijpi
thers and sail with them early in
October on the "Rotterdam" for a
winter in Taris. Mrs. Baldrige will
entertain at tea Sunday for Mis
Allen. i
Dr. W. W. Bowser and sons, W.
Dell and Robert, returned Thurs-
day from a' motor trip to Kittamling,
it
a., where they attended a family
union at which thcye were o.UUU
icmhers of the Bowser family. This
as (the 20th reunion. Dr. Browser
was an honor guest as this was the
first one at which he was present.
They stopped in Cleveland, made
the boat trip to Detroit, visited in
Benton Harbor and while at Blue
Island, 111., were the guests of Dr.
M. C. Hock.
Mrs. A. E. Sheldon of Lincoln,
passed through Omaha Saturday en
route to Washington. D. C, where
she will attend the fall meeting of
the board of directors, General Fed
eration of Women's clubs, as di
rector from Nebraska. While in
the east, Mrs. Sheldon will he a
week-end guest of Mrs. - Gifford
Pinchot at Milford. Pa. She will
visit at other points in Pennsylvania,
and in New York City. Cleveland, '
and Chicago, before her return to
Nebraska, September 29.
Mrs. Walter M. Campbell of St.
Louis, who has been visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs.- W. H. Osten
berg, leaves Sunday evening for her
home, accompanied by Miss Virginia
Ostenberg, who will enter Miss
White's school in St. Louis.
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