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OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 28, 1916. " et S DO R ) S G S o WILL PLAY AT FIRST M. E. visitors as to just how the report got | ing matron, a:d 3,[\,‘ 1‘) ]{.1].1,{,,4,\,, ?Hrk'ir,‘\v,l:;, “\1'," ity it pljo CHURCH SUNDAY NIGHT. out that they were to be at the open- | were presented with jewelec k ] A What OFFICERS OF TRAIN SCHOOL PARENTS-TEACH- . ing of the Country (1!,,[-. ;4}, A.],Ay‘ 1;,\( o ,.,wi;~ of the chapter M\VIIH stay, M A Mrs. J. T. Stewart, 2d, will be the [are: Mrs. Carrie Dawson 5¢ wor rs. ier ha ; ERS' ASSOC[ATION'—Upper Tare Mrs. E. De Laney guest of the .\'i:‘\:»lwz- at r'wyuw-r {thy matron; Dr. Clarence Ruben-|home after a four weeks' visit with Women Are and Mrs. Charles Seborn. Lower row, Mrs. A. Swoboda national meet at Indianapolis May 40| dall, worthy pairon; Mrs A, N.|her sister, Mrs. \ Leary, in Sa ~aton, associate matron; ntonio, ex % DOin in the World " Qunrton. Eastern Star Installation Goodwin, secretary Mr I-’r;m]k Mor ~m.n'l u.v\l r)vl I;; M aste a . e A 1 Qi o naha to treasurer; Mrs ’ Morsman, has returned to Omaha to é The Fontenelle chapter of the Or-|rath, conductress William: Net. | make: his. hoffié: after. & four :years. * // Ini | der of the Eastern Star held their in- | tien, associate conductress: Mrs. H.|absence in Minneapolis g Nsorasia soclsty, . United stallation_of officers ceremony Fri-| N, Craig, chaplain; Mrs. H. C. Rub-| Mrs. Jobn E. Burke and Mrs States Daughters of 1812, will give a | day evening at the Masonic Temple, | endall, marshal; Mrs. Frank Perkins, | George Lunt, guests of Mr. and Mrs Nk ¢ Rappy Hollor sl wil | following a dinner to 100 guests. The | organist. The five points of the star| E, L. Burke, left Monday for the A L, Alre G B Anel ) giving of a progrim of three num-|are: Mrs A, E. Mack, Adsh; Dr.|east, where they have . summeq B 1812 % Taahington snd Mrs | bers was one of the features of the Ruth; Miss Lucille| home in Maine B o Y e Neb. wi | evening, including a reading and per ther; Mrs, William Mack,| Mrs. Andrew Ellison, mother of Warren Perry of Fairbury, Neb, will | sonification by Miss Marguerite frs. F. R. Dailey, Martha. | Mrs. D. M. Vinsonhaler of this cit IR 0n- the. sxbivet ARt | Scott, a piano solo by Mrs. Blaine m Mack is sentinel died Tuesday in Kansas City, where ol | Truesdell, a saxophone solo by Mr she. was visiting her daughter, Mrs | ) | Elmer N l\’}mrlll accompanied on the | Personal Mention, Hill 5 g R i /, 's Christian Temper- piano by rs. Frank F. Perkins. Mr. W. R, MecKeen was called to Mrs. 1. E. Markel and her daug | e nion o1 1 on will meet The officers acting in the installa- | Terre Haute, Ind, Sunday ¢by the|ter and Miss Katherine Barton left ! ance union of Benson will meet Fri ’ day afternoon at the home of Mrs. |tion ceremonies were Mrs. J. W,|death of his brother Monday for Philadelphia and will b Akerman, The leader and speaker will | Gamble, past worthy matron, and| Mrs, Clara B, sicMillan and her|joined later by Mrs. K. C. Barton " be Mrs. Alice C. Minick of Omaha | |Mr. William Rowe, past grand | sister, Miss Grace McMillan of Ore-| Together they will spend the summer . — | patron, Mrs. E. N. Reynolds, retir- | gon, leave this evening for New/!in the cast The Benson Baptist Missionary cir- cle met at the church Thursday. Mrs D. V. Williams and Mrs, O. Farris led the program. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Sharp of Keystone Park + - e ez e ———— Special Rates at ““Hotel Fontenelle” During the Summer The Benson Woman's club holds its last meeting for the year Thurs- § day at the home of Mrs. C. C. Saw- ! telle, A talk on “Domestic Science” will be given by Mrs. Fred Burnett, | which will be followed by installation of officers and planning the program [ for the next year, Mrs will act as leader, If you have not completed your plans for the summer see us at once. The servant question is a ser- ious one with a great many. You can relieve your- self of the cares and worries of keeping house during PHoro PRESIDENT OF THE LOCAL SMITH | Side yards, on Thursda y of last week ‘ avvrninwn COLLEGE CLUB Mr. Albert Davis and Miss Muriel | the summer months by taking advantage of the ex- E . gl LLE i The Train hool Parent-Teach . of Des Moines were married by Rev, " 5 i 3 g , 3 l ers’ association Will meet Friday aft- Pl C. N Iu‘\unn of Dietz Memorial | t”"m(‘]y low rates now hmng nffored h-y t’h( Hflt(,l I ernoon at 2 o'clock at the school church, Thursday afternoon at Fontenelle” from June 1st to Septen]bm' 15th. b building to plan details for the grad o'clock I uating exercises at the school, The Mr. Richard 1 Fox and Miss ; ’ ) I officers of this club are: President, Bessie M. Jones of Skidmore, .\M‘; H()tf‘] l"ontenclle is Omahu 8 progressive Hl'ld ex- Mrs. A. Swoboda; vice president, came to Omaha and were married at | d : | Mrs. B, F. Quarton; secretary, Mrs at the Diets .‘v|‘4'1wvr|4| church Ipa{‘»‘ ceptional hotel. An example of the highest degree of 3 " ’ y afternoon at 2 o'cloc — . Ak . o by { R 100k, T, M e o Fhi ) ooy, / efficiency in hotel service in every respect. Refined, P R s g 1 } e i BB Ro G g g elegant, modern and unsurpassed as to safety, com- e local center of the Drama | % Y 1ot | league will hold its annual meetin {1hke part in_the opening axereined ati Zflargu.cntc Carnal fort, convenience, furnishings, cuisine, ete. e Ca ] ) x | in the auditorium of Central Hug‘g |the Carter Lake club Tuesday. i BRSO - ’ school Monday afternoon at 3:30 | Excelsior Springs. & # | #he hearing of annual reports are the Hotel Snapp in Excelsior Springs are | P - . M JOHN F LETTON | principal items of business. I Rnd Airs Arthur Marowits, Mjr mf‘":‘”,,l:”':l';”',':'“'IQ‘L, kRnske.ds vy flmlgemem . b . gors [R. A, Carrinton and Mr. and Mrs. J. | Comke ¢ the Coloninl | I Chapter B. N, of the P. E, O, sis H. Hiighes Q0K 8L LN i i Mrs. Walter W, Talley and small | terhood will have a luncheon and Mrs. H. L. Abrahams of Omaha, Ia ' T i D\l/qmr of )Pv‘irn "I‘I w I.elb;nhnfl v[M;n, {and Mrs. F. Blank of Des Mrunr}l‘ “"]‘Mr and Mrs, Edward P, Sweeley, for i incent Asm\‘m in "I"ml'” _the | spending two weeks at the otel | 2 few weeks. | Hascall and H. B. Cameron and Miss Change In Residence. | arrived Saturday for a few ’l:')’S (%'fi)’ Clara Mason are the committee in Mrs. 1da M. Hanchett will close | With his brother and sisters, Mr. Con | harge. the home of her father, the late Mr.|fad Young and Miss Gertrude and 4 - William S, MecMicken, in _Council M'\*;I Jffi“* "'"&HK’, s B T h = g iliar A0 g Miss Harri armelee, w as | | The final meeting of the Business BIURS, this sl and Slten Y RRe-| e ary ln Behenies [ ] Women's club for this year will be day next will make her home with ae BN Tuesday evening st 7 o'clock st Mr, and Mrs. . R. Rutledge, 1141 |tady, N. Y., has returned home and - k &ne v 6\/ ng hristh South Thirtieth street will spend the summer with her ‘ ci:!lonoun omen's Christian asso- ; h father, Mr. E. A, Parmelee or the ni_ninl of Summer Mr. Chrles E. Hochstetler of Win Hill farm, this week-end, the girls of Pleasures Past. chester, England, who has been in the ill b ¥ One of the préttiest luncheons of 1 ° willc:;l:nvd" llheeirh:::i'rckuvt:c!:flonMu"z the season was given Saturday by |this “""""IY since last summer, . is the summer camp of the association, chapter B, N, P, E. O. sisterhood, |spending the week here with his roml e n ar emen — to their friends. About eighty guests | Prother, Mr. F. B. Hochstetler, The Soci f i o were present J el will holdcnflgn?ke?';i:rr:f:"nwch:y;: Mrs. A. Foote entertained for the Socla! Gossip. o X Lake club Tuesday. The regular Swastika club Thursday afternoon,| Mrs. C. E. Johannes is expected home from the east this week. Mrs. Grenville Parker of New York, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Montgomery, in Council Bluffs, returned Thursday to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hopewell of Prizes were won by Mrs. Frederick Allen, Mrs. P, Mehrens and Mrs, A, Foote, The club will meet in two Mrs Harold C Evarts | weeks with Mrs. C. H, Weber, m———— | Past Festivities, meeting will be Thursday evening at 7:45 p. m. at the Young Women's Christian association. $8 Given Away Each Day $$ Tennyson chapter of the Chau- g S vl b xtrinti| Omaha Sooiety Notes |05 1 fertns sy s e 152 s S Yt i | Beginning May 29th We Will Make Each Day she bo:u‘o‘l 'h?"‘ :V c I?L;:.‘Ro.li PR Eas .\lhanr, of Cleveland, O., Satur-|their way to Chicago, where Mrs call response will be items of current Interest and Miss Eunice Friend will lead the astronomy lesson, Mrs. Wil- liam Halterman is to give a review of the reign of Edward VII; Mrs. Lyle will tell the story of George V, and Mrs. W. B, Howard will read a paper on “Astronomy of the Bible,"” Major Isaac Sadler chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion will hold its annual business meefln1’ for election of officers at the ublic library Saturday at 2:30 p. m, laj dhly r\;Iillhhe n":bu-rved lnimly with the Omaha chapter at Ha, Hollow .club June M.v ol Mrs. J. T. Johnson, who is in New York now, is attending the biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Johnston "I nbmemhrr of the Omaha Woman's club, The Colonial Dames of America resident in lowa held their annual meeting in Council Bluffs last week with Miss Alice French of Davenport, better known as “Octave Thanet,” presiding at the meetings, Wednes- day there was a luncheon given for them at Mrs, Letty Montgomery's, when the officers of the Omaha Col- onial Dames, Mrs. Arthur C. Smith, Mrs. J. J. Stubbs, Mrs. Warren Rog- ers, Mrs. Lowrie Childs, Mrs. ( f Yost and Mrs. C. M, Wilhelm, were guests. Afterward the lowa women women were invited to have tea with the Omaha guests at the Fontenelle Among the lowa members present was Mrs. George L. Curtis of Clin ton, who is Mrs. ], F. Fitzgerald's guest The weeting of the Business Wo men's council, which will be held in Agricultural hall, will be led by Mrs B, L. Johnson Wednesday Instead of the regular musical pro ram, Mr. A. J. Gordon, from the dison laboratory in New York City, will give an interesting demonstration ol the work on the 1!“\:\“ records, & particular feature being the records made by Homer Rodeheaver, who is| musical director for the Billy Sunday ;.n?. | The regular luncheon will be served between 11 and 2 o'clock The Scottish Rite Woman's club | Dorothy (Continued from Pags Two.) ‘ will report the national democratic | and republican conventions for the association. He will probably be sent to the headquarters in London, | England, before the summer is over | - | Many Visitors at Country Clubs. | Out-of-town guests graced almost | every dinner-table gathering at both the Country and Happy IIn)i(nw clubs’ opening dinner-dance last evening, and many entertainments were ar ranged especially in their honor At the Country club, “Chick” Evans | and Ned Sawyer, both of Chicago, | who are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Peters, were| uests at Miss Mary Burkley's dinner Rr the Geotge B: Thummeéla Judge | and Mrs. W. A, Redick entertained | for Mrs, W. R. Sweat and Mr. M. | Schibsby of Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Al Gordon for the Frank Gor dons of Chicago, and Mr, and Mrs Charles Stewart for the Donald Mc Ferrons of Hoopeston, 11l Other out-of-town guests were Mrs, Qill man of Dallas, Mrs. Evans of Minne apolis, Miss Alice Judge of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs, Philip Bartlett of St Joseph, Miss Pauline Fordtran of San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs, Frank FEustis of Chicago, Mrs. R. C. Rifenbrick of San Diego and Mrs. Grace Clark of Dubuque. Mr, Arthur Hanford of Sioux City and Walter Scott Penfield of Washington, D, C, were Robert Howe's guests. At Happy Hollow club there was an equally large number of guests from other cities, Mr, and Mrs. Mc Lain Libbey of New York City, the | guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bradley; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seyferth of San Francisco, guests of Dr. and Mrs. D T, Quigley: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schurman, who came down from Fre mont to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Pegau, and Mr. We uff Ball of Valentine, Neb an them Mr, and Mrs, ( Robert and Mr were ng (G, Gamble and Mr Groome Gamble of Spokane, Wash, were guests of Mr Alhert Edhoim, and the Misses and Genevieve Sanford of were the guests of Mr. and Nieman Lincoln M ¢ Notes of Interest Mrs. Charles Offutt and her daugh will be i Miss Vieginia Offutt held a kensington and stunt program ‘\','“,“'“,,f. ' gy g By on Friday afterncon, at which there taken Mrs. Nathan Shelton's apart was o large attendance. The program ment at the Gloucester in Annapolis was given by members of the club for that time and caused much merriment, as all Mrs. T. F. Kennedy left Thursday kinds of stunts from the telling of | ¢ Annapolis to attend the grad funny stories to the performance of stion of her nephew mnton Kalk dating scrobatic stunts were e 3 A A from the naval acade ’ dulged in. Refreshments were ved | nedy will remain east o it and afver p g for 2 veal aather. Mre Stantes ala fashioned g Whe summer, | s Kotk Washingt e wlub adjourned wntil Seprember, | U “ll 'll-h"l Joh " wh " \ he h o and Mins tatned fram St Fanl and Minne. | Cortn, w ave be apolia, w he war reslected 1o |tenelie Tor the last tw 168 board of directors of the National [pect 1o leave next Sat Waman's Baptist Foreign Missionary | tast bt _Lurths w L ALY Al the convention there, brings | home of bis daughter, Mry wond of the many sctivities s which [mon Bird and M | ' [ Kew, Mary Gorard Andrews, fort [to Villa Helvidere o y . merly prosident of the Omaha Woe | Mr. and Mra Hoxie man s club, s engaged Rev. Ands Ella Mages, ¢ - M teaching classen in New Thoug Greenw B v Min natitutinel Jaw and | Bureh Bikde classes B Semathing for Your Cobd of & AL AR tewt wan T [ [ T S L TN aid Moans AN b A ve " roaliat | Villa Nelv . Wes "y Announs M Is Me » Mis lin the day afternoon at her home. Miss Shane is soon to return to Cleveland after an extended visit with her aunt, Those present were: Misnes Minses Francen Shane, Hattio Prod wale Krueger, Kdna Levine wne Abrahamson, Hlanche Yousen, nin Brodsky Mollis Corby, iin_ Feller, Mamis Markowits Alice Rushton, of Kansas City Hopewell will visit her sister, Mrs. J. M. McCallister, before going to In- dianapolis to the automobile races of May 30, Mrs, R. C. Rifenberick, wife of Captain Rifenberick, formerly sta- tioned here, arrived from San Diego ,\al\lrflax on her way east to join the captain in Indianapolis. Mrs. Rifen Party for Brownell Hall Girls. Mrs. W. H. Leavitt will act as hostess to twenty-four Brownell Hall girls .at- an "Under Cover” party, to be given at the Brandeis theater Wednesday evening Dinner at Omaha Club, Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs, ] E. Fitzgerald entertained at dinner at the Omaha club in honor of their guest, Mrs. George L. Curtis of Clin- ton, la. Covers were laid for Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pax- |ton, Mr, and Mrs. William Hill | Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Still- |man of Council Bluffs and Mr. W Farnam Smith Unknown Author, St. Catherine's hospital will have a benefit play produced by the North Brothers at the Krug theater near future by an unknown author, a resident of Omaha. The play will also be considered for pro- duction in New York City by those behind the new Catholic movement in the east to bring out plays lacking neither in moral nor dramatic quali ties | Country Club Dinner-Dance. Miss Mary Burkley gave a dinner of twenty covers in honor of Mr. and Mrs. George Bartruff Thummell, Mr ( ans, jr., better known in the g orld as “Chick” Evans and Ned Sawyer of Chicago were the wt-of-town guests Among the Visitors Miss Katherine Freeman of Racine Wis, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Myron Hayward Miss Pauline Fordtran of San Ay The a3 A trim wa, paie Wa also show always FAIR The Season’s Favorite Smartly Distinctive exceptional values in white and colored BOOTS.lace or button berick is with Mrs. Eva Wallace dur- ing her stay in Omaha, Mrs. Joseph M. Baldrige and son, Grafton, leave next week for Rock- land, Me.,, to join her father, Mr. B F. Smith, at his summer home there, Mrs. Baldrige's daughter, Gwendo line, and her son, Dudley, will spend the summer at Rockland with her at the close of school, and Mr. Baldrige goes east in about a month to join them, A disappointment of the week has been the news that the Meredith Nicholsons of Indianapolis are not coming. 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The Robert Dempster Co. EASTMAN KODAK CO. words conditions are not low no red tape, no publicity confidential. You OMAHA OUR CONFIDENTIAL CREDIT SYSTEM is a very simplo one and may be explained in two confidence and good faith perience has taught us that an Konest person is a safe person to do business with, and that if the difficult and burdensome, an honest person may be depended upon to fulfill them The conditions on which we sell Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry are not burdensome Everything is absolutely and we are the only ones whe know anything about your transaction Our prices are our credit terms exceedingly easy 308 South 15th Street Years of ex IS GOOD WITH US there I LA I AL pe M B THE OLD RELIANLE, OR AND WATCH CREDIY " > —E_I—m A MONTH . . A MONTM M Satw

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