Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1916, Page 16

ML A IR . R T R Young-Klingbeil Wedding Party Field Club. k C. J. Claassen had a dinner of ten guests at the club Tast Others with parties of four and six were entertained by Sam Thomas, A *A. Mc- . and Mrs. Morrison C ! o d last Sunday, to make their home in Omaha. Yellow marigolds ‘were used on the table. Those pres- : ent were: . _ Messrs. and Mesdames— A. C. Hartman, Platner, Howard Goodrich. Dr. and Mrs. L. J, Putnam. - Mr. J. J. Mulvihill Miss Serena Rol n Castle, " At the Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Connell last imniu( gave a family dinner party A for their daughter, Mrs, Isaac Miller Raymond, jr., of Lincoln, who came up for the week-end. with their small granddaughter, Miss Florence Con-| nell of El Paso, Tex., who has been ‘spending the summer with them and with Mrs. Raymond, and will leave| | mext Tuesday for her home. Those ’l‘"fl ere: Mr. -tuwm:. Walter Roberts. saac M. Raymond, jr L. = PNOT® BY JENNINGS —= ———— Harguerste Therese Hiingbe:! P IR R Herbert Connell, | Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Cooley enter- tained at dinner at the Country club . Saturday “exe‘l'l . Their guests were: D. A. Baum, Phi sorority and . Rohrbaugh a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, The wedding will take | place in the early fall, Mr, and Mrs. Eugene A. Hamilton of Lansing, Mich., announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Jean- A .| nette, and Mr, Searle Francis Holmes :IM;“":"",‘:IST;":‘ of St. Paul, Minn, Mr, Holmes is the Tast m&’ Mr. Judson |01 of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holmes a party for fou! ires .| of this city, and is a graduate of the d Mrs. C. T. Kountze anj Mr. and Omaha High school and University of C. W. Clarke each had parties | Nebraska, from which he is a Phi Gamma Delta fraternity member, The wedding will take place the latter part of September, Go to Suffrage Convention. Mrs. Draper Smith and Mrs, H, C. Sumney start today for Atlantic City to attend the annual convention of the national woman suffrage organ- ization, which will be held there this week. Dr. Sumney expects to ac- company them and after the conven- tion they plan an automobile trip in New Egsllnd togther, Mrs. Smith going with them, Mrs, Sumney has promiséd two weeks of her time to the suffrage campaign in West Vir- nia, and will go to Wheeling about : c&:)ber 1, when Dr. Sumney returns ome, Harry Doorly. e " Happy Hollow Club. Asa liment to Prof. and Mrs. .mln“mlh ¢.°0h;:z, who are passing through Omaha on their y to spend a year in California, the raduates of Omaha Council Blufls entertained at din- at the Hw%‘lollow club_Sat- T e o M. 10 St 1 ts of Mr. an 8, mayd at luncheon Saturday and with Mr., Southmayd and Shzulh they drove over e afternoon, At the din- t some of Prof, Dean’s r pupils, among them Judge { %m E. C. Sutton, Mr. Jay r. G. M. Southmayd. ‘Mrs. J. H, Rushton enter- dinner Saturday evening at ‘A centerpiece of pink roses for the table. ¢ Covers were oi' . J. K. Dumpnt, vand Mrs.' George ‘A. Roberts dinner at the club last r"mm being: Gustafson-Lindley Wedding. On Tuesday evening at the chapel of Immanuel Deaconess institute was solemnized the marriage of Miss Hil- dur Lindberf and Rev, Oscar O, Gus- tafson of Elbow Lake, Minn. The ceremony was performed by Rev. P. M. Lindberg, father of the bride, as- sisted by Rev. C. O. Lund of Hep- burn, ]lé and:Rev. M Frykman of Gibson “I' m The bridal procession entered to the :straing of Moskowski's “Seren- ata ph{fd b{ Miss Esther Lind of {I. hoo, Neb:, led bf Junice and Sighe sts last evening: indberg, Anda Olander and Th Lot Bloom as ribbon stretchers. “| Ellen »Llndbcr!. sister of the bride, was maid of honor, with Miss Du- zenia. Gustafson and Miss Hildur rykman as bridesma Mr. Carl tafson, brother of the groom, was ‘mfin. with J. E. Lind and Carl 4 rg as ushers. " The bride wore & beautiful gown of white charmeuse satin and geor- gette crepe with pearl trimmings, and carried a shower bouquet of white L7 o Ruby}flmybed ters will reach home today from Os- terville, Mass., where they have been since early in July, Mrs. George M. Ribbel and daugh- ter, Margery, returned Sunday from ‘a summer at Chautauqua, N. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dinning and Miss Dinning are expected home to- day from. Glenwood Springs, Colo. Mrs. J. J. Brown is home from three weeks with her niece, Mrs, John Pat- rick, on the Patrick ranch in Wyom- ing. v Mr, and Mrs. Floyd M. Smith and family returned Sunday from eight weeks at Kabekona Lodge in Minne- sota, Mrs. Harley Moorhead and children returned Saturday from Grand Rapids, A: Lindegholm had sall ‘dinner parties at the . M. Lyons, .| oceq and lilies of :the valley, Grand Haven and other Michigan gde: | A supper was served to %0 guests | POINtE Mrs. George C. Smith and family came home Thursday merning from Ogunquit, Me., where they spent the summer, Mrs. Alvin Johnson and son, Stan- field, return today from Stead's Ranch, Colo,, where they have spent the summer, Mr. i?lndbo M):l. Mil:’n l}arlowElnd ; N son wi ome today from Estes Entertains for Visitor. Park, where they have been at & Mrs. August Herman entertained at| Long Peak’s Inn. ~{her home Wednesday ‘afternoon for fl and Mrs, E, H. Scott and fam- her sister, Mrs. Fred 0'“““{ who is | ity came home last evening from Clear here visiting from Kansas Ci ty, Mo, | Those present were: Laks, 1 e | folks, chaperoned yn‘gn mm‘:ed last in the parlors of the Deaconess Home, which was prettily decorated with garlands of goldenrod and sunflow- ers, . After a trip in the west the bridal couple will make their home at Elbow Lake, Minn., where Rev. Gustafson has his charge. , Ia, where they spent the sum- mer in their cottage there. Mosdamen— Mondamen— Mr. Albert Edholm, Mr, Fred Paf- S i ey fearath and Mr, Donald Paffenrath Otto Handbers, have returned from their vacation Mrs. Louls Rankin, spent in C and Isle Royale Mr, John ennedy is § endin this week in Estes Park with his wife and family, who have been at the Stanley hotel for several weeks. They will return next week. arti Guy Park, pen, A. Holt- | " 3iiasee— rs. G. Morse will assist |Agnee Saigren, B ¥ Margaret Salgren, i Blien Bing, Ruth Ring, Missea— Darothy Johnason, Janice Maxwell, Margaret Maxwell, | Masters— Louls Rankin, Howard Rreemer, Barnard Costello. Mrs. Wilson Low will be home next Wednesday from a month at Eaton’s ranch, Her brother, Mr, Albert Flet- cher, arrives from Boston the latter part of next week to visit her. Miss Etta Creighton and her neice, 'amily Reunion, & A lw{m reunéor)q‘ qu‘i’wM d“ the Dide _of b, ang Mr A4+ Miss Katherine Coad, are back from wallader, West End, Council Bluffs, |their summer at Clear Water Lake, last Sunday, when Moselle | Minn, They returned with Mrs. C. C. h and | Nipps, her son, Dr. William Nipps; Rosewater, her son and daughter, ..l E. boat. | his son, Ralph Nipps, and his son, | Charlotte. ' e William Nipps, composing four gen- erations, were present, Also in this up were four William Nipps of but has postpons “':'uwh:"}utmm ng Announcement. of Miss Fannie Helen g ton to Mr. Julius Weil, son of four different generat, 8. M. Weil of Lincoln, will : Mrs, Moselle Ni lace Wednesday evening at 8 Bl:“'l. [1,1" ;fllL )llr--d & Y 3 A - |and family of Colorado 8, Mr, Lond fl:t;o! hv:‘:;:‘.l: ,o ‘.‘: d M d Fred Milluxfln&mh; iss Selma Sternshine of | Messrs. and Mesdames Warren How- and Miss Adeline Gud- |itt, Edward Cadwallader, RuImond D oines, Nipps, Ralph Nipps; Mr, and M William Nipps and Miss Ida Nip, of Phll{?sbur. Kan, and Mra. James Mayfield, South Side. the engagement of their g W to Mr. Ross N.|Summer Sojourners Return. wedding date is set for g ch‘ul!r::. izmum returned rom today. A. Wolf announce| Mr. and Mr GCJIO D, Tunnicliff - heir from Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. C. N, Dietz are ex- ke place | pected home today from Dome Lake. ring ‘the_winter. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Wyman and is Pred announce | children arrived home Saturday from ~of their da Maurice Wolowit: I The wedding will take|family came back Thursday from the ‘the of the fi‘r. Thousand Islands. "fl;fi jam P. Hombpach| Mr. and Mrs, Harry Stecle .and ‘announce thé en-|daughter have returned from Clear of their daughter, Miss| Water Lake, Minn, » h, to John E. b'Bricn Mrs. Andiew Rosewater returned he wedding will take | Wednesday from Atlantic City and Spring Lake, N, Y, Mrs. R. W. Connell and Miss Re- ina Connell arrived home from| Mr, and Mrs, A, M, Borglum and ghter, Helen, to Mr. Mer-| Eaton's ranch on Friday, son, George Paul, returned Saturday R ugh of this city.| Mr. and Mrs, Frank Judsen and|from Clear Lake, Ia, where they eople are graduates| daughter, Dor will return today | spent the month of August, { , where Miss | from Wequetonsing, Mich, Mrs, “of the Alpha| Mr. and Mrs, A, L. Reed and daugh- turned dren, Foy and trude, are expected home today in their car from the Platte canyon. Mrs. Porter and Miss Gertrude were at Grousemont for sev- eral weeks, Mrs. H, D, Neely and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neely returned home Monday from six weeks at The Rookery, their former island home in Rainey lake, Minnesota. Mr. H. D, Neely is still there, but will be down next ‘week. Mrs, F, P, Kirkendall, with Mrs. Barber and Mrs, C, M, Wilhelm, left Estes Park a week ago yesterday and are enroute home, but stopped in Den- ver and Colorado Springs and are re- turning by way of Kansas City. Notes at Random. D, E. L, Bridges returned | in the week from six Vt!kl'e u:llerri tflr‘. Belle Dewey is apending her lv:ke Chicago and at Douglas Mrs. Alfred C, Kennedy and chil- dren returned Friday from Lake Min- "“MraD. V. Sholes and rs, 1D, V, Sholes and daughter, Mrs, Clifford Calkins, h: from Madison Lake, L th'un' ‘Ci . Greene is expected home is week from a year's stay in Cali- fornia and will be st The Colonial. Announcements. Mrs. Horace F. Shearer near. 3 Mrs. R. A. Heaton of Wa- anpounce the engagement R, from Fort Bridger, Wye., THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER "3, 1916, ONE OF THE LATE SUMMER |GUEST OF MISS MARGARET _BRIDES. Mr. and Mrs. G"e B, Porter and chil- | p r Beecher Howell has re-| J 2Mrs Osear RopsTaen PHoTS G Th RGN B e s e A where she visited her sister, Mrs. Will Carter, and Mr. Carter. R. J. Steffens, son of Commodore Steffens of Chicago and well known in_the photographic art world, has come to Omaha, to be associated with the Rinehart studio. Mrs. W. C. Shannon has returned from Bay View, Mich., accompanied by her mother, Mrs. A. J. Poppleton, who spent the summer there with her sister;, Mrs. Ferguson. Miss Anne Gifford arrived home Sunday from Atlantic City, where sl}e was with. Mrs. J. .E. Summers after taking her sister Mary to a girls' camp in Vermont, ‘Warren Breckenridge returned Monday from Dome Lake, Yellow- stone park, stopping at Denver en- route homme. Mr. Breckenridge re- turns the latter part of the month to Cambridge for his second year at the Harvard law school. © § F. B. T. Martin and his sons and George E, Barker reached home Wednesday night in their car from Estes Park. Mrs. Martin came home last week with her youngest boy, who was not well. Mrs. Barker re- mained at Elkhorn Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barber and Mrs. Fred Hamilton have been in New York this week, but the former were planning to leave today for Montreal to return to California by way of the Canadian Pacific. Mrs. Barber will take a bungalow in Los Angeles this autumn instead of returning to Phoe- nix, Ariz, £ Residence Changes. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Foster have moved into their new home at 4817 Douglas street, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Stephens have qiven up their apartment at the Ham- ilton and gone to the Colonial te live. Mr., and Mrs, Truman Buck, who are spending the summer at Boul- der, Colo,, will be at the Blackstone upon their return. Miss Hilda Hammer is giving up her apartment at the Clarinda and will make her home with her sister, Mrs. Harold: Pritchett, and Mr. Pritchett. Mrs, Victor B. Caldwell, who sold her home last sprine, gives it up this month and will move with her family to the West Farnam, where she has taken the aplrtmen&7 just vacated by Mr. and Mrs., Frank Crawford. Okoboji Colony News, & Mrs. M. D. Cameron has closed her cottage at Okoboji and returned ome. Mrs, Edward A, Pegau and children motored’ down from Okoboji with Mr. Pegau last week, Mrs, 'J. Clarke Coit and son and daughter returned Tuesday from a motor trip to Okoboji. Frank J, Burkley motored to Oko- boji for ever Sunday and will return Monday accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Harry V. Burkley and chitdren who have been at the lake several weeks, Dr. J. A. Henske went to Okoboji Tuesday and will motor down today with Mrs, Henske and her mother, Mrs, H. M. McClanahan, who have been at the lake most of the sum. mer, Dr, McClanahan returned from there last Saturday. Sta !?pu ) 'fl-e igma Tau Nu will give a stag supper at the Fontenelle Monday in honor of alumni leaving the city for school, News of the Wayfarers, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Meliora Davis, who are at Lake Placid with their mother, are going far a week-end house party next week on ke Champlain, The Rev, Lloyd Holsapple and Mrs. Holnpxle are at Ephraim, Wis, From there the latter will ga Richards Llndlnfi to visit Mrs, and Thum- mel, while Mr, Holsapple goes cast to visit his former in New ersey, ¥ Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Hamilton and FOOT. MbscesRviae Miss Marion' Hamiilton left Beach Bluff, Mass,, Wednesday and are on their way home by way of Detroit and Chicago, stopping in both places for a day or two unless the railroad strike hurries them through. Afternoon Tea. Miss Lela Ash entertained a party of friends at a 5 o'clock tea at her home Sunday afternoon. Those pres- ent were: Missen— Misses— Florence Paulison, ' Bea Shifley, Mable Hogan, Dorothy Peterson, Lela Ash, Cora Matherly. Messry.— Mewsrs, — 1. B. Ash, Archur Jourdan. Prettiest Mile Golf Club. The Prettiest Mile Ladies' Golf club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock | with Mrs. Ralph Russell at her home, 1805 Wirt street. The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames Arthur Jones, Cuthbert Vincent, Thomas Falconer, W. M. Clark, T. W. Rogers, T. C. Rich and J. O. Hiddleston, Tea for Miss Morse. Monday afternoon Mrs, C. E. Jo- hannes was hostess at an informal tea in honor of Miss Katharine Morse, who has just returned from New York for a short visit before going back to begin her work as head of the Eng- lish department in the training school for teachers. This position was created for her because of her recognized abil- ity in the work she has been doing at Columbia for the last year. The ?I!efll at Mrs. Johannes' tea were old riends of Miss Morse, who was for- merly on the high school faculty. Rockford College Luncheon. The Rockford College association, organized last year with Mrs. John R. McDonald as president, is plan- ning a luncheon for Tuesday, Septem- ber 12, at the Fontenelle to greet the girls passing through from the west to attend Rockford college. It is expected that there will e in the neighborhood of fifteen girls, which, with the eighteen members of the local club, ‘will make a lively luncheon arty, The Omaha, girls goin;l to Yloc{ford this year are Miss Hen- rietta Medlar, Miss Helen Curtis and Miss Sarah Sears. Gossip of the Visitors, Scott McCormick arrives Monday from New York to visit his father and his aunt, Harry McCormick and Mrs. Remington. Mr. McCormick, who has been on-his ranch in Wyo- ming, will be home by Monday. Mrs. Eva Wallace has invited Mrs. Richard Rifenberick to come from In- dianapolis for the Ak-Sar-Ben ball. Mrs. Rifenberick was the popular guest of Mrs. Wallace early in the season. Mrs. Frank Cooper of St Paul, who has been the guest of Miss Mae Engler, leaves today for Kansas City. Miss Vada and Miss Helen Dingley of Argona, la., are guests this week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Russell. Mrs. W. W. Morsman of Holly- wood, Cal., but formerly of Omaha, arrived here Wednesday and is a uest at the home of E. M. Morsman or two or three weeks. Judge Mors- man will come east about the middle of the month to join her, and they will return together, This is Mrs. Morsman’s first visit here since leav- ing six years ago to live in Cali- O S Claremont Inn 17th and Jackson Sts. “Omaha’s Quistest Downtown Hotel” SUNDAY TABLE J'HOTE DINNER 60c 1 te 8 P. M, and 5130 to 7130 P. M. Clear Boup—Waters or Fruit Cocktall Fried Hpring Chicken Het RBlscuita Potatoss Tomate Salad Oandled Sweet Potatoss or Summer Squash Posch Short Oake or Joe Oream and Oake or Avple Ple Tea Caffes - Milk Buttermiik sins Satwrday, September 30, 8 p. m. Comus Club. son, 1810 Mianii street. the annual election of officers will take place. husbands will be invited. | Social Gossip. | Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith have | returned from Atlantic City. Mr, Denman Kountze returned | early in the week from Estes Park. rs. J. J. Sullivan left Tuesday to visit her sister in Wyoming fot two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Yates are |in New York, but are expected back | next week. { Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwick, who have been east since June, re turned Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowell and Miss Mona Cowell are planning a motor trip to Minnenwhs. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gordon re- turned Wednecaday from a ten days’ trip through the Yellowstone. g(rs. Florence Neville arrived home Wednesday from Tacoma, Wash, where she visited a school friend for several weeks, Mrs. Arthur Remington returned Tuesday from Grand Rapids, Mich., where she has been visiting for two or_three weeks. Mrs. George W. Deane, jr, re- turned Thursday from two weeks at Hempstead, L. 1., with her sister, Mrs. C. U. Stowe. Stuart Summers came home yes- terday from Atlantic City, but his mother, Mrs. J. E. Summers, will re- main east some time longer. Miss Gladys Peters and Miss Mar- garet Bruce left Saturday evening for Chicago to visit Dr. and Mrs. Roger T. Vaughn for two or three weeks. Mrs, Isaac Miller Raymond, jr., of Lincoln is the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Connell, while Mr. Raymond is on a hunting trip. K{rsA Glen Wharton left Tuesday for Boston to join Mr. Wharton and Mr. and Mrs. Davidge of Bingham- ton, N. Y., for a motor trip in New England, rs, D. H. Wheeler arrived home Monday from Marblehead, Mass., where she has been part of the sum- mer since leaving Burlington, Vt. Mrs. Wheeler is ‘at the Colonial. Judge George H, Thummel and Miss Stella Thummel will be back to- day from Richards Landing, Ont., but Mrs. Thummel and Miss Thummel and Mr. and Mrs. George B. Thum- mel will stay another week or two. Elsasser-Rasmussen Wedding. Miss Alma Rasmussen and Walter Elsasser were united in mar- riage’ at the home of the bride’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rasmussen of Benson, Wednesday evening by the Rev. Wilbur Nelson of the First Eng- lish Lutheran church. They were at- tended by the brother lnz sister of the bridegroom, Mr. William Elsasser and Miss Helen Elsasser. The bride wore her going-away suit of gray with a blue hat trimmed with gray to match and carried a shower ouquet of bride’s roses. The brides- maid wore a simple dress of layender satin. A wedding dinner followed the cer- emony, at which twenty-five ests were present. Mr. and Mrs, Elsas- ser have gone for a short visit in Mad- ison, Neb., before establishing them- selves in Omaha. Welsh Society Picnics. The Welsh-American lociet&will hold. its annual basket picnic at Miller All the Welsh and those of Wels| descent have been invited. In_and OQut of the Bee Hive. Miss Sidney Stebbins returned last Saturday from several weeks' visit in_St. Louis. Miss Helen Alexander has gone to St. Louis for a short visit with rela- tives, 2 Mrs. D. P. Feder of St. Paul, Minn., arrived Thursday, to be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Al- pirn. The Misses Alice and Daisy Fry have returned from a month spent in ;eu]enden, N. D.; Mianesota and St. aul. two weeks' vacation trip to Minne- apolis and Peoria, having motored part of the way. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Dempster and Miss Bessie Allen returned Friday from their vacation trip to Atlantic City, New York and Canada. Dr. Zoro D. Clark and four sons returned Satiurday from Clear Lake, Mrs, Clark will arrive today b{.luto. Miss Anna Northgraves of Chicago, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. S. Feehan, and Mr. Feehan, for the 25 Cents Per Dozen THE FERNERY 503 South 16th St., Tel. Doug. 2986. FLORENCE BASLER PALMER ART OF SINGING Just retumned from New York Oity. Recpens Studio September 11th. Parnam Phone D. 8634 - Turpin’s School of Dancing Season Opens Monday, September 11th Adult Beginuers, Monday, September 11, 8 p, m, Adelt Childrea's Piset Appliestions best at ence Btretly a school of daneing. Harney 5143 The Comus club will resume its bi- weekly mreetings Thursday “aftérnoon [ drick of Los Angeles. |at the home of Mrs., Leslie Thomp- At that time The plans of the club for this season include a' monthly even- ing party, to which all club members’ park Monday afternoon and evenint i Shaji Osato has returned from a i Ja., where they spent the summer. | Advanced, Tweeday, September 12, 8 ». m. High Schoal o.-u-quwr.m;-.—amuu—-.:,-,:: Pecaived mow. Terms mest seasensble. Mn Tuin tesibes all the mew,.moderm dances. You get the 28th and Farnam | fornia. She made the trip east with [last six weeks, returnéd to her home Mrs. C. J. Greene, who stopped off | Thursday. at St. Paul, Neb., to visit a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Sype and son have just returned from a trip ‘to southern California. They visited Mrs. Sypes’ sister, Mrs. J. W. Hen- Miss Orpha McKitrick and' Miss Pearl May have returned from a three weeks’ visit at Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka with Mrs. J. H. Girth of “Minneapolis,”“who ~was formerly Miss Josephine Carr of Omaha, Mrs.'F. F. A. Wellman and two sons, Roland and Ralph, have re- turned. from a . two months’ trip through the Pacific coast country. They visited all the points of inter- est, including the San Diego expo- sition. Mrs. Rome Miller, her daughter, Mrs., H. A. Waggener, and her grand- daughter, Margaret Louise Waggen- er, returned Saturday evening after | spending several months in the Miller farlnily home in Hollywood, Los An- geles. Personal Mention. Mrs. W. .J. Hunter has returned after spending the summer at Lake Okoboji_and Spencer, Ia. Mr. Norman Lovell of Paducah, Ky., was a guest for several days last week of Mr. Lute McConnell. Miss Bella Robinson has moved to 4817 Douglast street, and, will also open a downtown studio in the Kar-' ,bach block. Miss Emily Cleve has returned from spending several weeks with friends in the southern part of the state and' in Kansas. Miss Blanche Busk, who has been ?ending a month in Washington, D. ., i8 expected to return to Omaha Wednesday. Miss May Cathroe returned Thursday after spending a month at Glenwood Springs, Colorado Springs ' and Denver. Mrs. Alice Rossiter and daughters, Mona and Florence, and little grand- son, Dick, are expected home today after spending the summer in Colo- rado. Albert: Wedemeyer, jr, who has been appointed to a cadetship by the president, left last eening to_enter Columbia Preparatory school, Wash- ington, D. C. rs. S. H. Isaacs of Vincennes, Ind., who has been here with her cousins, Mrs. G. W, Doane and Mrs. C. B. Keller, for the last year, left Wednesday for Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Meyer and daughter, Lillian, have returned from a month’s stagy in Colorado, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fisher of Lexington, Miss., who will spend several days with them here. Miss Sara Vore Taylor of the Central High school has returned from a summer spent in study at Columbia university and visiting in the environs of New York City. A feature of her outing was an auto Y trip from Brooklyn to Lake George. Mr. Thomas J. Kelly will teach in. ' Omaha Saturdays-in Mr. Duffield’s studio and Mondays in Mr. Bush’s studio, both of which are in the Wead building at 20th and Farnam streets. Miss Luella Anderson has returned from a vacafion spent in Denver and the mountains and has resumed vio- lin classes at the Brownell hall down- town . studios -at 518 McCague build- mg. —— ifiss Cora Schwartz has reopened her studio in the Lyric building after a summer spent in Chicago coaching with the well-known authority on voice, Frank B. Webster. During Miss Schwartz’s stay in Chicago she appeared as soloist in several nent churches, among them Warren Avenue Congregational, whose pastor is Dr. J. A. Jenkins, formerly of St. Mary's Avenue Congregational church of Omaha. « Florence Basler-Palmer has just re- turned from New York City, where she spent “another very successful summer season’ studying voice under W. Freytag-Frey. {{rs. Palmer has tendered the directors of the Belle- vue college her resignation as head of the voice department, thus enabling her to devote her entire time to her studio and to fill a number of concert engagements this season, which she is ?emg urged to make. Miss Bella Robinson | ! pianist and teacher of il PIANO AND HARMONY 1] will open her studio September [: il 11th at 502 Karbach Block. fi ‘[1 Residence 4817 Douglas Street. ;l Phone Walnut 3257, i - JEWELRY THAT REFLECTS ' THE HIGHEST QUALITY MACARONI 36 Age feche Book Fee SKINNER MFG.CO. OMAHA,USA romi- * B \ o e q