THE liLH: OMAHA. SUNDAY. JANUARY 22. 19;
Society Engagement Announced
LM-KiWr WJctnf Announced
Mr. T. T. KJr announce th
lewtjt fnAirwge ft lrr d.uglurr,
Mjr. t t- K. I f thi cy Iht
rrrrouny cfl'rmi oft little
lm ly lc kef. U. lU'itcn ul
ih 'iitnJi Mcth(hf..t ehurjt, and
I . lUit bH anHOUilfl till rrk
4 their (nrml.. ,Mf. fc! Mf.
I.e c ltfir t ih wntod
For Mi. Grnjret.
Mi. Mry A. W'eanir ntiuiiif4
it luiuhniii V'l'r.djy t the llUik
tune hi.trl for Mr. Anee lirreiw
irrrt of l.nJ. t.nUn. who It
Muting her it, JO" Ijitfciutreet,
lover .cfe pUrtii luf !.
Mim Olive ,rritrcct. who ar.
ried in New Voik Ut A ifut with
her moilirr, U ejp !! m Uinana
i.Uv. A brot wr. Trrcy Ureen
trrt, I ijrring 4. 1 the Brandei
titeter tint tt.
Surprise Party.-
Mr. and Mr. 1. II. Vwrnt were
uivrn b lururue farty I rxlay tvrn
rif at ihcir home yicml.fr of the
circulation department of The Hce,
ho give a eiHwer lor intie Jury
J.nr i'ar..iM'-.!-iiiiitli old daughter
i Mr. ana Mr. fawn.
Mr. L C. Otirv. Mi Hrtly
Ml.llrt.n iiuJ (). K. l.udviikwn hid
hcge tt affair, hurt? members
( the department ami their wive
I ere promt.
Reception for Dr. and Mr. Lowe.
The member of the Firt Meth
idit church will give a public re
ception for Dr. and Mr. Titu Lowe,
ho are leaving oon for New York,
where they will reide, Friday even
ing at 8 .JO o'clock in the church
iiuditorium. Friend of l)r. and Mr.
l.owe are cordially invited.
Mr). F-. A. Hen.on 1 chairman of
the committee "in charge' of the af
fair. ' .
For Mr. Brandeii.
Mr. V: A. Nasli will be hottest
;it a luncheon party Thuriday when
the honor guest will be Mr,
tieorge Urandri. who leave with
Mr. Brandci the end of the. week
tor Enrooe. Mr. and Mr. Brandei
will le - accompanied by Mr. and
Mr. Harry Bosworth and .Mr. and
Mr. Townsrnd Netcher of Chi
cago. The party will sail on. the
Acqtiitania.
Honor Guest at Dinner.
Hugh Uowd of the University of
Omaha basket ball team was honor
tjucst. at a dinner given Friday even
ing in- )Jpyn hall. Mrs, .Alice,
1 rru-Vr' mtiti I i Maroarrt ThomD-
soti'cl the Brush and Bench club
v.crek hostesses. J, Will. Roberts was
toartmister and speeches were made
ly 13r. Vahan Vartanian and Edward
Kaitslt.
i Birthday Bridge Party.
NJr. and .Mrs. William Elli enter
tained 1'riday evening at a birthday
l.ridge and supper. Their guests
vero ithe - Messrs. and Mesdames
Gectfget LrRushton, H. E. Mahaffey;
. losplj. Bi'shman and Stanley Gr?en.
" The;;,, celebration is a joint nc'.U'
honor wf ilie. birthdays-of . Mrs. Ellis,
Mr. Green and Mr. Rushtdn.
if Uapr-d Heart Parish.
!(he wonwn of.. Hie-Sacred Heart
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jMediterranean Trip Luresil Directs Pecan Plantation
Many 1 his oeason
The CUk tour of lite Mc Juauiinu wtiivh a ituiukr of Oui!a (no-
1 i'le are tit lake tin rauii hut brn iH.mtLr tlut twa l.ut itt lem
cliartt'ied lo a'CoiiiuiuiUte the p.trnni-i.. 'there will he Onulian. oil both,
and both leave New York the Mine day. February II.
tn the ttuprr. of France will he Mr. and Mr. Chart? II ttdilns, Me,
and Mr, drorge lrr, Ch.ul.t K, Mirriuait and John llradv. Mr. . li,
Mnrrell of Kama City, who I vi.iiiug lirr daughter, Mr, t hilord Button,
will Uo Mil on thi bout. Frank BurkW, who had iutendrd to ni..ke he
trip, t uncertain of hi plan. Mi I diili Tobiit and Mi Jeie Mc
Donald are to Mil on the Ivnipr.'-. of l unre.
On the t'armania will be Mr. Jthn Iteti and lur damthtrr. Mitt
Helen lien, of Lo Angiln, f.triitrrly of Omaha, and Mi.t Irene Lannrt
tier of Omaha. . Mr. H.iriuc-iilrr Imd tliat he will be unable ta accom
pany her daughter and the Iuim. a the had originally planned,
'The boat make the round trip, touching at Altiirr. Monte Carlo,
N'apW. Athetu, Cotiiitautiuople, Daniactt, and allowing fur variou ile
trip through 1'alei.tine, pain and up the Nile. Mi. lun, Mi Iten an.
Mi. Bartucttler will pcnd moathi in Europe after the Mediterranean
trip i over. The other will return to thi country.
Mr. and Mr. Darr are being entertained Monday evening at dinner
hv Mr. and Mr, j. B. Archer, when cover will be laid fur 25 guest. La.t
Thursday Mr. Darr wa the g't of the Browning club, of which he i
a member, at luncheon, at the BlacUlone, and next Thurday the will be
honor gue.t at luncheon given by Mr. G. C. Winterwn at her home.
Miss Kleyla Engaged.
Announcement it made of the en
gagement of Mi Lorctta Klcyta,
daughter of Charles F. Kleyla, to
William Wallace Drummy. The
wedding will take place during the
month of February. Mi. Kleyla at
tended the Convent of the bacred
Heart. Mr. Drummy is in the hard
ware business and is a member of the
Field and Athletic clubs,
McFarlane Lecture.
Mrs. Ida Krue McFarlane of Den-
vcr university will epcak on "Jcrg
en' by George Branch Cabetl, Sat
urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
Orchard & Wilhelm's store.
Christ Child
. Society
Mr, and Mrs. Jarohm Kulakofsky
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Sylvia, to Mr. Lewis
Spiwak; son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Suiwak. of Ottuma. Ia. Miss Kul-
akofsky attended the Central High
school, and is well known in social
and club circles, being president at
present time of the Jewish Junior
Welfare organization, and is active
in several other club movements. Mr.
Spiwak attended the University of
Illinois.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Personals
nak-fch &fl 'eA-ifx Varrl hafrftf
nesday aftcrao6u: at fheir,haU on
Twenty-sec6id 'aud Xocus,t streets.
Thfc hostess. :will Mrs. A. G. Ge
neiit and frsV Mary Murphy.
I Ennis Club Dance,
the Ennis.club of St. Mary Mag
ia,ltncs church will entertain at a
C.ance and card party Tuesday even
insr at the Kel-Pine academy. Twen-
tjfiftlCiSifdt 'Famain streets, for the
1. cjtiefit of thq. church fund.
! Day Nursery Benefit. -
The Camp Fire Bluebirds of Wind
so):, school recently held a bazar for
the benefit of the Day Nursery. Pro
ceeds amounted to $8. Marian
l.ehmer, gujardian of the group, had
charge of the affair,
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Tea for Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. W. . C- Johnson will- enter
tain at a bridge tea Tuesday after
noon for-Mrs. George: Taylor -of.
Great Barrington. Mass., who is-one
ot Jthc winter visitors in; Omaha. i
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For Mrs. Sturtevant, . " 1 '. ' !
Mrs. Georg Engler will entertain
two tables of bridge Wednesday in
honor of -Mrs. .Roland Sturtevanf,
who is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Duval
,. , "Luncheon Party.
itrs. H. W. Surbush entertained
at luncheon at 'the, Brandeis Saturn
day noon. Ilcr . guests were Mes
dames Lucile Thornton." James 'L.
Dalton, Misses Irene Pope, Helen
Geilus, Billie, Jfloyt:. ' r ! 1 .
O. L. L Club. " "
;i he O.' L. L.-club of Our Lady
ot. Lourdes parish will give a bridge
and high-five party. Friday at 2:30 in
their new hafl t Thirty-second ave
nue and, francis streets.
O. E. S. Card Party.
Vesta chapter 6 of the O. E. S.
will give a card party Thursday eve
ning January 26. on the third floor
of, the Masonic temple, for Eastern
. Star members and friends."
Knighta of Columbus Party.
The KiuRhts of Columbus will give
an informal dancing party at the
Blackstone Saturday evening, Jan
uary 2&
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Howe have
gone to Florida to remain a month.
Dr. and Mrs. E. J, Updegraff have
returned -home from a visit to Cali
fornia. .
. A daughter, Mary Lois, was born
Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. I. Shuler,
5167 Jackson street.
Miss Florence Laboschin has been
ill at her home here for the past week
with a throat infection.
Mrs. C. "M. Hollis and son, C. M.,
jr., from Ann Arbor, Mich., are
visiting Mrs. T.'L. Combs.
Mrs. Raymond Low leaves soon
for Little Rock, Ark., to spend a
few weeks with her parents.
Mrs. D.-C. Deaver left Saturday
for Californiawhere she will spend
me remainder, oi me winter. ,.
son, Charles, are planning a visit to
Washington, u. L., to visit Mrs. Bur
gess parents, Judge aud Mrs. C.
Smvth. as snon as Mr Tliircrpc.
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covers sufficiently from his att?"
Miss Mildred Walker, who has for
the past year and a half been attend
ing the University of Nebraska, will
leave for Chicago the middle of the
week to enter the National Kinder
garten school there. Mrs. F. T.
Walker' will accompany her daugh
ter. They witne the guests ot Mrs.
Walker's daughter, Mrs. Harry
Bellamy.
Mrs. L. F. Crofoot and her daugh
ter. Mrs. Harold White, who arrived
in San Francisco last week with tier
husband, have gone to Lov Angeles
for a short stay. Mr. White re
turned to India last Thursday. Mr.
Crofoot is expected in Omaha Mon
day. Floyd S. Jones of Seattle, Wash.,
spent Friday in Omaha with his
sister, Mrs. O. Y. Kring. Mr. Jones
is enroutj me from Washington,
D. Cfc ' jJ he went to receive the
anr-iSCi to a United States con-
Jiff whicV 's 'vct '1C 'ias not kcn as"
'"i. rtfi w a foreign post.
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Miss Charlotte Huntley, who has
been singing with the Kondolicrs
quintet in Canada and on the Pacific
coast, is starting south on a five
weeks' engagement. At end of
that time she will return to Omaha,
where she will be the house guest of
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
William Faulkner.
Mis Agnei Regan, executive ff
retary of the National Catholic Wel
fare council, will explain the work
of the council at a public meeting at
the Fontenelle hotel on Sunday,
January at i o clock.
About 150 guest were present at
the tea which wa held last Sunday
afternoon at the Center. An appeal
was made for more volunteer to as-
ist in the work. The sewing clans
is in need of an instructor who un
derstands the cutting of children'
garment.
On Monday evening sandwiches
and cocoa were served to the menv
bers of the little hoys' club after the
regular program of games.
Confirmation will he administered
on Sunday, January 22, at J o'clock,
at St. Benedicts colored center.
Mrs. Martin Conley lias volun
teered to conduct a story hour on
Wednesday afternoon for the
younger children.
A new club, whose maior interest
will be athletics, has been organized.
Jessie Abband was elected presi
dent.
Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock
spent two days in New York this
week and addressed the American
Manufacturers Export association.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith is spending
six weeks, in Omaha with Mrs.
Joseph Barton. Mrs. Griffith, who is
a sitrr of the late Bishop Arthur
L. Williams, is greatly interested in
the raising of pecans, an industry but
lately introduced in this country. She
is the owner of a plantation in the
center of the "Pecan Empire," as it
is called, id southern Georgia, and
she superintends operations there her
self, and takes great pride in the size
of her nuts, and their packing for
market. Mrs. Griffith will return to
Georgia in February. She divides her
time between the south and the
Sault Ste Marie in northern Michigan,
where she has a summer cottage.
Mitzi Has Many
Followers in
Her Train
An otJ I?ouiiiaiiiaii ra.tte, a gVo-t,
au echo, and a P"'r but pn ty little,
princess, is the selling for the wui
ctl romance in which Miti appear
at the Brandci theater for . en-
gaueiiieut of lour uayt Haiti. ig to
night, and fT which many mi tuber
i,( the tofial et already Iwh- rcer.
aiinn. I
Mr. and Mr. II. II, HaMiwe wilt
inlrriaui II. Mr. and Mr. George
Brandei, who will entertain at lim
ner pieccding, have reservation fir
two lxe. Mr. and Mr. W. A.
Rcdick, Mr. and Mrs. Chart. Bea
ton, Mr. and Mr. Jack Suiihiim.
Mr. and Mr. Henry 1'irtpont, Mr.
and Mr. J. C. Kiu.ler. Dr. and Mr.
ti:. I'uter, Dr. and Mr.tMorri
unliani. Mr. and Mr. E. W. Julian.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Boyd, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wct.t, Mr. and Mr. J. J.
Miilvihill. Mr. and Mr, i Walur
Sihroeder, Mr. and Mr. S. 11. El
wood. Mr. and Mr. C. W.il'artons
and Mr. and Mr. A. V. Kitifhr will
entertain (ouroiur. '
Mr. and Mr. E, Treller will enter
tain nine; Mr. and Mrs., llcnry
Moiuky, five: S. U Loetcill1
seven, ana J. U warren, seven.
Reservation have also been-, nia.ic
by Mr. E. E. Saundrrs. Mr. R. B.
ZacJiarv. Mi Mary Moroman.. Mis
Irma While. J. Hurwi.h, C. A An
derson, C. L. Adams, E. J. Rirjiey,
r. Mark, Harry S-teele, J. G. l
t. , ( I I- . r.
worm, t, ii. iverriana, r. a. u.
II. Moran, Gwyer Yates, Lieut. I
Maher. Roger Keeline, II. Grodtil
S. Ravitz. F. G. Cahlwcll. Hi
Menold, Edwin D. Mitchell, CI
Cios. I. A. Medlar, Harry Grecn
hi b. Ulson, L.. U, Lintiquist ai
C B. Muffctt.
Mrs. N. K. Sype Entei
tains Dundee Woman's
Club.
Mrs. N. ' K. Sype, president!
of the Dundee Woman's club, I
will give a reception for the
members of the club at her
home, 5006 Cass street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The pro
gram committee, Mesdames John
Yeiser, George C. Edgcrly aud '
Clarke w ill assist. . '
A feature of the attca ' ' I
.1. 1! ... ,
me reading ana an."JL,
the short story, "P
James Branch Ca
Mrs. Frank Judson and Mrs. V.
J. Hynes are leaving the latter part
of this month on. a, trip to Isew
York. . ... . . ' '. ,
Miss Helen .'Smith will return
Thursday from Houghton, Mich.,
where she has been making a two
weeks' visit. . 1
Mrs. Laura Hunter Arwell of Salt
Lake City arrives today to visit her
parents, Mrs. J. H. Hunter, at the
Hunter ,Inn. .
Miss Eleanor Slabaugh returned to
Dayton, O., with her sister, Mrs.
Donald Baxter, last week for a
month's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kennard and
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Adair are leav
ing this week for Miami, Fla., to
spend the rest of the winter.
' Major . Roland Walsh, who has
been stationed . at Fort 1 Crook for
Several' months, has been ordered to
Washington and expects to leave on
Wednesday for the east.
Mrs. J. C Eppley,.who has been
visiting her son, Jean Eppley, at the
Fontenelle, is in the Methodist hos
pital. Her mother, Mrs. S. J. Phil
hps of Cleveland, is also in Omaha.
J. -M. Kelley, jr., leaves Saturday
evening for Kansas City, where he
will join Mrs. Kelley, who has been
visiting her husband's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Kelley will go on to Flor
ida from Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Baldrige
will leave early next month to spend
some time at Del Monte, Cal. They
will also visit Mrs. Baldrige's broth
er, Dr. Titian Coffey, and Mrs. Cof
fey, in Los Angeles. '
Mrs. R. C. Peters and Miss Kath
arine Peters, accompanied by Miss
Beatrice Johnson, left Wednesday for
Hollywood. After 10 days there
Miss Johnson and Miss Peters will
to to Carmel to study in Miss Portia
wett's winter school of the dance.
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