Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1915, Page 18

THE | | Precedin~ the Creche Ball, The Creche bail Monday evening, at Abe Ifotel Fontenelie, will be preceded by a number of dinner parties. Misa Eiiza- beth Davis wili give one for her guest, Miss Margorie Stewart of Muncle. Miss Loulse Dinning, Miss Meliora Davis, Mr. Ben Warren, Mr. Ben Galligher, Mr. Willard Butler and Mr. Gerald Wharton Will be her guasts. Arother dinner will bé that of Mr. and Mra, Arthur Keeline, who will have with them: Mr. and Mre. Ceorge Redick, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Millard, Mr. and Mrs Loule Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Towle | ~@nd Mr, and Mrs. Walter Roberts. 7 Mr. and Mre. John MoEhane have | asked Mr. and Mra. Howard Baldrige, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C. Johnson, Mr. and Mra. W R. MoKeen, Miss McCormick and Mr Farl Gannett to dine with them before the ball, Miss Harriet Smith will entertain Miss Bleancr Mackay, Miss Mildred Rogere, | Mr. Robert Hows and Mr. Randall | Browa. The members of the Creche board are: . Mesdames— Mosdames— . L. Kimba'l, James C. Dahlman, rihur & Rog L ‘l: ?l ‘Chrku. ur 8. Rogers, Lol N George &0:(0.- Arthur Met: . C. Alll ohn A. MeShane, Louis Nash, ernard Capen. Miss Arsbella Kimball, The patronesses of the ball are: Mesdames— esd: " d 'Mnmm ) €, C. Georse, . Wil Hunirwn. rthur Keeline, ea Offate, crod Davis, TETYTIE Siers minn 11 'i SHEH A #* 3 ¥. Victor Caldwell, : Dodge, sr.: Ired Hamilton, Millard, ;';l:m E:‘r‘ N "Dlots, Redio s C. M. Wilhelm. uel ldwell Dinners of the Week. The largest dinner party of the week was given by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bald- | rige Thursday evening at thelr horhe, pre- ceding the Subsecription club dance at | 71 eads of Committees in Cilérge of | Creche Benefit Ball at the Fontenelle| s, *‘“f‘g‘“"- —— arrer 100, can successtully conduct & tea room, Exactly which day this week the men Wwill be in charge has not yet been de- terniined, but it will be some day this woek., The men will serve, . wait on tables, take orders and also the siivery dollars. They will make & special effort *1to insure a large attendance at the tes room. A minister, an ex-senator, & poatmaster, & publisher, other men “and business tes will constitute the tea statt day. Among them are: .The banquet of the famous Gridiron club at Washington next Saturday even- ing will have two Omaha men around the board, Mr. Luther Drake and Mr. Victor Resewater, who have iavitation &8 guests of President Edgar C. Snyder of the club, It is understood that Mr. Suyder has also invited as his guest for the occaston Mr. Gerrit Fort, formerly head of the Union Pacifio’ passenger de- partment here, but now of Chicago, and Mr. Jullus Rosenwald, the big Chicago merchant. in Residence. 0}:’:‘: T. Stewart of Council Blutfs and her daughter, Mrs. Wildman, have closed their home, ““The Gubles," for the winter, which they will spend in San Antonlo. Dr. and Mrs. Louls Bushman have taken an apartment at the New Hamil- ton, b . Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Sprague have moved in from thelr Benson home to the A PRSI R b #amd A RS RAALRNRS REBAR (Colonel Luddington. B. F. Patrick, a relative, was at that time haif owner of the steam ferry which bridged the Miskouri at this point until the railroad bridge put it out of business in 1872. For many years thereafter the family wero active factors In the business and soclal lite of the city. Two amughters, Mary and Rose, and two sons, Charles F. and Andrew ‘Jackson, recelved their schooling here. Rose married a Mr. Belndorft and makes Wer home with her parents. Mary ma H. B, Baker and has lived in Pittsburgh and New York since her mar- riage. Charles C. Patrick has been with thé MoCord-Brady company for over thivty years. A, J. has the nomadic spirit of his father and sometimes makes his home with his parents. “B. P Patrick dled some years ago in lved to be 101 years old, having all her faculties. As Mra. Patrick looks today at 71, she ought to keep up the family reputation for longevity. Mr. Patrick 18 the last of the direct line of Patricks of Baltimore. One of the great, great, great- grandtathers fought in the first battle in this country fought by white men— with the Pekoe Indlans, Captain Pat. with the Pekoe Indians. Captuin John Patriok, a nephew, Albert T, Patrick and his family, with his motber, Charity are still in Baltumore. Now, at the age of 7, with his com- of fifty years, Mr. Patrick is ‘back at his starting point and velebrates Past Festivities. Mr; and Mrs. H. G. Browne entertained at bridge Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Pfeifer entertained &t bridge Thurday evening. Mrs, Lloyd B. Wilson entertained four table at bridge Friday afternoon. Coloniel for the winter. Mrs, H. W, Plerpont entertained an informal bridge club Wednesday after- noon. Mrs. J. M. Belthume and Mrs, C. V. + | Brogk entertained the Dundée division New York tenements. Sorori . The Alumnae elub of Alpha Chi Omega sorority entertained Saturday at lunoh- eon at the Loyal hotel, followed by a matinee party at the Orpheum. Those present were: Meosdames— Adams, Vincent Hascall, Eihal Bry, thel 3 Marle Fowler, FEE of the ¥irst Congregational church at the home of Mrs. Belthume Tuesday afternoon. The Week End Dancing club gave a large party Saturday evening at Cham- offman, fi:m Anderson. Mre. C. B. Hodgson entertained the ladies of the G. I A. and friends at her home Thureday afternoon. ent were: . Canipbe:! Phratt, ' Melklejohn, rson, Bessle Hodgson. Messrs. — ones, M-n;r—- 2 C. B. Modgson, Trven Hodgson. ‘The home egonomies teachers of Greater Omaha. Bellevuo and Counall Blufis gave | their final lirieheon Saturday afternoon | at the Flatiron hotel. Those present were | Misses Hart, Willlams, Bookmeyer, Wil- Uams, Bally, Epplets, Irma Gross, Frazer, Nacker and lllams, The Bar@motnt Whist club met Friday e e the fittieth anniversary of his marriage. | Those pree- OMAHA SUNDAY | | Dfiss Marjorie Stewart | evening. or | ton, Mrs. D. B. Lovejoy, Mrs. J. A. Freo- land, Mr. Otto Purdy, Mr. D, B. cassett. Mrs, C. Btockham will be hostess to the next meeting on December 17, | Morning Glory Kensington club, Thuts- | day afternoon. be at the home of Mrs. M. Cochran, | December 16, Those present were: Mesdames— Mesdames— | 0. Cronemeyer, e) McKenna, M. Cochran, . Hofmann, R.Richardson, Hyte, | Holser. Betrothal Announcements. , exposed winding wheels, BEE: DECEMBER 5 19185, MUNCIE GIRL GUEST OF MISS|CO-ED ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ELIZABETH DAVIS. Prizes were won by Dr. New- Mrs, Fred Blilings was hostess for the The next meeting will Mr. and Mrs. J, C. ¥olks of Pender, Neb., announces the engagement of thetr The First of Our Famous Christm THIS ONE_FOR MONDAY ONLY! Buy a Watch and present a Christmas gift of exceptional value, whether it be to your Father, Son, Brother, or a good Friend. 'Monday Is the Day. While . they last. Only one of these Watches to a Customer Seventeen jewels, sixteen size, Deuber-Hampton ‘Wateh; all jewels set in gold, steel escape wheel, safety click, double brace maingpring, 20-year guar- anteed, gold filled, open face, screw case, plain or engraved. And the price for Monday only— Sir et Vaw §11.75 Only one to a cus- We carry the most complete line of Howard, Hamilton, Elgin and Waltham Watches. road Watch. and our prices are the lowest. For Monday Only Pendents Diamond set, solid gold Pendents and Chains, very nifty and of the latest de- signs. Pendents are very popular and these are so dainty that any woman would like one as a gift. Monday only, $4 .25 $8.50 valde, . wonderful Cut Glass Sale Monday Nothing of such value has ever been offered the public of Omaha. We can’t tell you here, you must see it. Come Monday sure! Complete Water Set, Pitcher | Flower Vace, wild rose ‘pat- $6.75| and six glasses, only. ..... Rose Bud Vases, eox- tremely nifty, Also a large agsortment of Bracelet Watches, Al UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA daughter, Bdna, and Mr. J. 8. Parker of Omaha, The wedding will be celobrated diring the holidays. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Burke announce the engagement of their daughter, Mar- gharette, and Mr. Walter Charles Klopp. This s & school romance, both young people having attended the Omaha High school and the University of Nebraska at the same time, Mlss Burke fs a Kappa Kappa Gamma and Mr. Kiopp is a mem- ber of the weta Theta Pi fraternity The wedding will be celebrated very quletly in January. Mr. Klopp is now on the Klopp ranch in Texas, but will | return for the holldays and remain for | his wedding. The young people are both very popular in the university set. | Wedding Plans, | Oards have been received from Lo# Angeles announcing the marriage on Thanksgiving of Miss Hagel M. Schasf- fer, formerly of Omaha, to Mr. Hafry | Dari Reichhart. Mr. and Mrs, Reichhart are spending thelr honeymoon in San Francisco. The wedding of Miss Charlotte Calla- han and My, Quentin Twachtman of Greenwich, Conn., whose engagement was announced last week, will be celebrated prasstdrumssttutinmnt bt Ak A S et o (Continued on Page Three, Column Onu.)l as Sales VONDAY SN Ladies’ “O" size Watch, American standard move- ment; fitted in a 20-year, solid gold filled hunting cn;. Exceptional value, each, Gentlemen's small 16 size Elgin, Waltham or Deu- ber-Hampton Watch, fit- ted in a 30-year solid gold fllled, plain or hand engraved de- signed case. 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