Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 8, 1916, Page 14

2—B is Going On in Seciety Circles Betrothal Annguncements. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nichols an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Iva Aileen, to Raymond Vincent Allen of McCook, Neb. The wedding will take place the latter part ' of October. 5 i Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ahlquist an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Bessie, to Mr. Kent With- nell, the marriage to take place Wed- nesday, November 15. Entertains for Bride Mrs. Emmons G. Dimock gave a linen shower at her home Friday af- ternoon for Miss Cora Barclay, e marriage to Mr. M. R. Jackson will take place Tuesday, Octotber 17. Miss Barclay was a former kindergarten instructor and her iriends have planned several affairs for her next week. The guests included: Misses— Mianre— ‘Winttred Hurd, Cora Barelay, llgnl! Hass, esdames— Meadames— Willflam Barclay, Harry Nixon, Perry Wheeler, Curtls ' Ga Emmons Dimock. h Dimock, Herbert Wells, University Mixers’ Club Dance The members of the University Mixers’ club are making careful prep- arations for their first social event of the season, the dance to iven Tuesday ¢v¢nin$ at Keep's The hall will be decorate: Crenfhton colors and the various fra- ternities” of the university are plan- nin, to’&rovide numerous cozy cor- ner: e chaperones for the oce casipn will be: M and M Paul; L. Martin, A. H. Bigelow, and Mesdames— 011—. H. C. Newton, Higie & F g Crowley, Before the Ball . and Mrs. W.J. Foye entertained ner at the Omaha club Friday g before the ball. Their guests at evel wei My and W. Redick, C. T. Kountsze, Ward Burgess, | W. R 8weatt, Minneapolin, i Messrs. — Mesars. ¥ u% W, A, C. Johneon, L Miss y Bchibsby, Minnesota. Luncheon The Omaha Alumnae chapter of Xi Delta sorority entertained noon at luncheon at the 4 club in honor of Ak-Sar- rs. Those gnmt were: . Stuart, N ™ of Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors | Madge Daniels of Ord, who vag ",u‘,‘“ i-town maid to the in Omaha a fe g friends and goroth‘y lil'- e were Mrs. J, ~Richards, Sr., of Den _Robe: i' rCu:y of Cu;:r. g‘"’-“ Mrs, Conrad Spens and Mr. ! -~ h, s : is ucs § go Friday e My Daughe “Thursday 1o join bis R, gm be; f Mise Elien Creighion at the Daugherty home. Bullen of Ranchester, Wyo, W‘fi:um wxj‘:,','}‘ guest of . Harry y, Daniel Baum, Jr., has her sjs- . Mary Ihrq; !vi't'h her ’:" 't‘u.c came _from i . and Mrs. H, A, Hobbs an- - nomnce en ent - of their B ‘Rernolds. The' pedding ot b e We place Wednesday, Novemb'er z ir for Bride. Miss Anna Petérson entertained at Saturday ev'enuw in honer of llian {‘nqullme allace, whose e to Mr. R. A. Garneaux is to e soon. Those present were: ov— Ryan, tersen, ing to the fact that training at Bellevue college have been during the last week, social ac- ve been practically at a till. With the exception of the fm Friday evening by the s’ Aid society of the Presbyter- ian h the foot ball men all week have spent ‘tz‘elir evenings free from es, ft yrna Matthews of Fonte- ¢ hall entertained her sister and friends in her room Wednes- d Thursday. Marguerite Diddock and 1 Pierre and Caryl Piccotte 78 called to Bedford, 3 by the of their cousin this week. Young Men's Christian asso- _ ciatipn held an informal meeting on - Thatsday cvenm% at which President egf gave a brie 2 toria Barr had as her guest Ella enz last Wednesday, DE. R. C. Person visited Florence Stogker on the hill. s. J. P. Kepler of the Bellevue e faculty attended the Ak-Sar- coronation ball at the den Friday ing. For Bacon-Penfield Party. [he marriage of Miss Lucile Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. { B’ 3 ::9 Mr. :mlm Seon' Penfield ashington,’ oceur tol evening at B:30 o'clock at All Sints hutch. This week has been crowded with affairs in | Frkhd Miss Bacon Vher hui} evening was ?flwm t theydimm ‘pl‘:ty brA%ln !!:.rfih:h Smith in their 1 e - | ":'u .mm'é:""ur ::- supper at the Omaha club, 1 ‘at luncheon the M o; Robert Howe at the Bumell:. r. and Mrs. ev ¥ art roses ler tulle and .|grooms and bows of lavender tulle were used to connect them with the heart of the table. also_one of the assistants at the re- ception ' following the marriage of Miss Alice Jaquith to Mr. Elias Vail, The dinner guests were: Luclld Bacon, Ann Gifford, owrs. — Walter Scott John Letevre, Mra. H Wedding Invitations Qut, Adele Davis, the charming daughter of Dr. and ceived Saturday. The ceremon; weddin Jparty to attend the ance of The young people will leave immedi- ately for'a two weeks' trip in the east. Franchise societ, next Thursda: president, will enter twenty. wome: i at luncheon at her home Frida; honor of her house guest, Mrs. H. J. | | Brigham of Chicago and Mrs. S. tcher, also of hfuao; who is the evenin, and . 8. P. Mason. Beefs! M a home in Florence today at 1 o'clock. tions. Towel Shower, Theater Pa were: W. F. Megeath, box; Jones, SUNDAY /BEE: OCTOBER 8, 1916. QiR OMAMA" SONDAY /dim: GoTommE 8 agfs, oo U ceemEsSL L0 TG0 0 | Miss Bacon was Messrs. and Mesdames— oward Balldridge, Dwight Dunmeade nk W. Bacon, of Marshalitown, Ia. Missos— ot Baum Harriet Smith Meswry.— H guh. Roger Keoline, 3 Rol Howe. ngan of Topeka. Invitations for the marriage of Miss Mrs. W. M. Davis, to Mr. Robert ¥Daniels, son of Mrs. R. E. Daniels of Council Bluffs, were rieli wi take place at 7:30 on the evening, of October 23. The hour was set early in order to allow members of the erform- Carmen” at the Auditorium. hise Tea, Following the meeting of the Equal at the -Fontenelle rs. J. M. Metcalf, tea about a. the past and present ¢ of the board, to meet Mrs. . °B.” Ba#kley of Lincoln, president the State Suffrage association, and P. T. McGeer of Falls City. Sev~ her members will have tea guests after the meeting. For Out-of-Town Guests. Mrs. Walter J. Colvin enteruineld n tis M. Smith, included ' Mesdames est of he Mr. and Mrs, guests George Howe and Otis M. Smith, After the Ak-Sar-Ben ball Friday Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. rs. Colvin entertained at sup- at the Fontenelle for their gue: overs were laid for: Mpaare. and Mesdames— . Brigham S, J. Thatcher of Ghicago, of Chicago, eak A % nndhfiri. Adolph_Storz and Ophelia Hayden will entertain beefsteak fry at their summer Autumn leaves will form the decora- —— Mrs, F. T. Picenlo entertained at a towel shower Friday evening in honor of Miss Josie Piccolo, an Oc- tober bride, when twelve guests were present. Dmch;\ Party. Mr. and Mrs, E, R. McMahon are entertaining at a dancmahlurry Sat- urday evening for Mrs. Mary Mora of Eaton, Pa, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Baum at the Dundee Hall. rty. Those who entertained yesterday afternoon at the Boyd to see Weber and Fields in “Watch Your Step” were Phillip Metz and W. J. Foye, who had parties of eight; C. N. Dietz, G. Storz and Frank Fitzgerald, four; Mrs. Clarence Sibberensen, Mrs. Amos, Mrs, E. C. McShane and Miss Mary Ward, three guests. Those who had reservations for the evesilnl a Storz, twelve; Dr. J. Hlfl. seven; Mr. Calhoun, five; W. C. Crosby, A. H. Sam Burns and DeForest Rich- had four guests, ards Dinner for House Party. Miss Marion Kuhn will entertain at dinner this evening at the Fontenelle in honor of the house guests of Miss Gertrude and Mr. Philip Metz. Those present willbe: 3 Missos— Minson— Norma Mack Gertrude Mety, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Ellzabeth Reed, Harriet Mack Josephine Congdon, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Marlon Kuhn, Mosnrs, — Messre. — Willlam Decker Allen Tukey, of Buffalo, N, Y.; Robert Burns, Ben Gallagher, Sam Vall of Detroit, Mich.; Philllp Mets. Orpheum Party. OMIix" Ruth Mills enéernined at ‘II\ rpheum party yesterday evening for her house guests, Miss Mildred Mills, of Sioux Falls, S. D, and Miss Lu- celia Miller of Des Moines. Those present were: Misses “ | she will |today from San were the two daughters of Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Todd. Little Virginia in yellow and gold and Harriet in black and gold, were the center of an ad- miring lfu—ong later in the evening. ILL WED EARLY IN NO- : . w What Coming Bride and Her Attendant Gluba as celebrant, Rev. Joseph Au- ’tumed Friday morning from a week's ’ Rev. Mr. Calvert conducted the ser- ustyn of Elba, Neb., being deacon |trip in the east. | vices. 2 RN Steyn of St. Paul, Min Mr. and Mrs, William Anderson,| Miss Rosa Sima of Beg-on_ -ndmlfr{ being sub-deacon at the solemn high s¢ marriage occurred last Mon-' Axel A. Gelsted of Omaha v»er‘c»” 2t mass. The wedding hymn was sung | are visiting at_the home of Mr. |ried last W ednesday. They wi | by tife choir of St. Francis church, of |/ sister, Mrs. E. F. Cusie. side in Omaha. | whi i vas iss | s /i Raymond, which the bride was a member for the erson was formerly Miss| Mrs. J. C Wilson of T Iasxk ten years. Mr. Frank Steyer | Neb., visited among old f{;er}gs, 'be- | brother of the groom, was best max ing entertained atdt}&e SJ N. ho(:le(:m and the bride was attended by Miss[. George Iradale anh 5 'llllgebr hostcs.s | Grace Freeman. Decorations in the | f _ Mrs. J. S. Marshall wi ; D church were elaborate, including | ;wr :h;‘ (}Clood Times club at her home s a tumn flower ri- next Friday. A[a)ta(!”;':rr”t‘{l]c m.tr:sn : e AR | "Mrs. J. N. Horton and son, ]d‘mfi | Following the wedding ceremonies] left last Wedngsdayctlo spend the a most bounteous wedding breakfast | winter in San Diego, Cal. | e it soeund stoset. the | ‘Magistrate Gives y for their home, after a few Fee to Poor Woma'n guests includ Rev. Theohald Kal- amaja, N. Steyn of St. Paul, Minr |J. Augustyn of Elba, Neb., and ) . | Palubicki of Fullerton, Mayor J. visit at the J. Herbst home. A lawyer of considerable reputa- Dahlman, Councilman A. C. Kugel,| iss Anna Christiansen will be | tion secured a fee from a woman in Mr, Ike Klein, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kal- | hostess for the Katherine chapter at | police court for whom he failed to amaja, Mr. and Mrs. J Ignasiak, | her home on Monday evening. | give value received. The pohcelmag!sv A A small fire called out the firemen | trate after hearing the woman'’s story ay evening when a gas ex- |payed back the fee of $3 from his sccurred. The damage was|own pocket. “We'll have nothing VEMBER. ayer. and Tom Wakeley, Wayne nd Russell Peters left Friday Cornell college. Benson Social Circles r. and Mrs. T. Kraber left last Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gu Kazi- | miera Dobek and Mr. 5 like that in this court,” vouchsafed Fordes and daughter left |the magistrate as he tendered the loch, the mother of th Steyer of Valparaiso; h ornine for her home after | coin. isit with her brother, Mr. | nie, and her brothers | Metropolitan Club to | Frank; Mr. and Mrs. G Open Winter Season Grace Freeman and Miss The young courlv after a short 1 The Metropolitan club house, 2301 Harney stre:t, will open for the win- J 1ng. ding journey will be at home to their | ) A. Phillips will be hostess for hosts of friends in Valparaiso, Neb. |[the Methodist Ladies’ Aid society on ter season October 10 under the man- agement of Miss Evelyn McCaffrey. next Wednesd Miss McCaffrey has great plans for Theater Party. Miss Olga Storz entertained at a party at the Boyd theater last even-| ing in honor of Miss Christine Miller, | her guest. Twelve guests were pres- ent. After the theater, the party took ay. Mrs. James anward is entertaining the season that will make .the club | her father and mother from Ohio at| house a popular social center. Already E'thel Mame Ho. With one by each hand Mrs. C Wilhelm introduced them to the party in her box. Gossip of Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors. Miss Margaret Horner of Sioux City has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bayer during Ak-Sar-Ben week. She is on her way to spend a few weeks in Arizona before returp- ing to her home. H 5 gdiu Belle Beazell of Minneapolis is the guest of Mrs, Charles Offutt for the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baldrige have as their guest Mrs. Hagen o Topeka, who arrived Wednesday for the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities. ' : Milton Denman of Des Moines is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dinning, having arrived yesferday morning. This ts Mr. Denman'’s sec- ond Ak-Sar-Ben ball, as he was here two' years ago. Ruzlell Lgmist'bf Denver is in the city for a day or two and attended iy the ball last eveninfl. Mrs. George Weilage and daughter Mildred of Lincoln spent the past week with Mrs, Weilage's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bud{. % ! Miss Nelchon Waltkins of Louis- ville, Ky., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L.'R. Dale in the Uintah apart- ments. Social Gossip. Mrs. Mora Marple and. daughter, Josephine, returned Tuc:dlj' from a summer in Colorado ‘Sa are at Brownell hall until Moriday, when they will have their former apartment at the Royal again. Mrs. Harry Montgomery returned Monday from Kansa Cilf'. Mr. and Mrs. I Coles returned the latter part of last week from a month in Charlottesville, Va., and Philadelphia. Mrs. Fairfield and daughter, Betty, arrived home Thursday from Chi- cago, where they spent several days together upon Miss Betty's arrival there from Woodstock, N. Y. last week. Miss Marion Howe has decided to remain home until Jnnuarg, when 0 east to resume her musi- cal studies. Miss Howe started east with her mother, but was ill in Chicago and returned home im- mediately. Mn.,i E, Fitzgerald returned last| week irom Dayton, O., accompanied | by her two little nieces, Edith Mar and Florence Louise Ware,, who will be_with her about a month, Mrs, T, L. Kimball and Miss Kim- ball, with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas R. Kimball, returned last week from the east. ? Mrs. John M. Daugherty and Mrs. F. A. Nash will not return from New. York until Monday or Tuesday. Miss Halcyon Cotton returned Tuesday from several months’ ab- sence, having gone last January to Palm Beach with Miss Rebecca Ha- vens of Cincinnati and then visited her in the latter place. Lately Miss Cotton has been in Chicago with her mother, who will not return be- fore Christmas. Mrs. Charles Offutt and Miss Vir- Qinu Offutt leave today for New ork, where they will be at the Goth- am this winter, Miss Virginia attend- ing the Spence school as a day pupil. Miss Naomi Towle and Miss Flor- ence Neville also leave today for their school in New York City, the former for Miss Hartman's and the latter for the Coats-Weaver school. iss Mary Lee of Chicago arrived Wednesday and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sibbernsen for two or three weeks. Miss Lee was Mrs. Sibbernsen’s maid of honor and also visited here last spring for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mahoney of Omaha are guests at the Hotel Snapp in_Excelsior Springs. Mr, Harry Lansmng and Miss Hall of Lincoln were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Burgess for the Ak- Sar-Ben_ ball, Mr. H. H. Hanna, who represents the ~Pennsylvania railroad, accom- panied President Wilson on his re- cent visit to Omaha and spent a short time with his sister, Mrs. Palmer Findley. Colonel and Mrs, J. M. Arrasmith and small son are expected in Omaha rancisco, where they have been at the Presidio since his return from the Philippines on sick leave last summer. They will be the guests of her sister, Mrs. George Redick, and Mr. Redick while here. Mrs. Herman Kountze and Mrs. Ella Magee exgect to leave tomorrow for New York, where they will take an apartment for the winter. Mrs, Ma- gee's children will remain here until Misses Mildred M Allce Duval, Lucella Mi Agnes Russell. Measrs.— Mesars.— Henry Hart, Council Blufts: Allen McDonald, Taylor Belcher. Ashland; Sojourners’ Club. rs. A. A. Wedemeyer will be ‘hostess of the Sojourners’ elub Tues- day afternoon at her home, 4508 North Twenty-seventh street. Assisting her will be Mesdames C. F. Barrows, E. J. Weiberg, C. L. Mickey and C. Daw- son Scott. Dancers. One of the most charming features of the coronation ball FriSAv even- in butterfly costume. Tiniest of she is settled and has a home ready for them. White Shrine Whist Club, The White Shrine Whist club will hold its first meetifg of the season Monday afternoon at 2 in the Ma- sonic temple. J.{Priday Night Dancing Club. The Friday Night Dancing club rve its regular weekly party last riday evening at Druid hall. In spite of the fact that this was the night of the Ak-Sar-Ben ball about fifty couples were present and this place |ing was the dancing of the tiny tots [number was increased late in the all | evening as members who had been + | ee———— down at the Den for the coronation ceremonies’ came. The ‘club is plan- ning some special parties for the lat- ter part of this month and early No- vember and full plans will be an- nounced very shortly. Steyer-Madura Wedding. Among the leading social events of the week in South Side circles was the wedding Wednesday of Miss Helen Madura to Mr. Rudolph Steyer. Miss Madura is the eldest daughter of Frank Madura, who has been a inent citizen of the South Side. for the last twenty-eight years, and Mr. Steyer, one of the rising ness men of the city, who contem- plates establishing himself in the thriving city of Valparaiso, Neb., in a short time. The ceremony was performéd in St. Rev. Francis church, wit Mrs, Joe Amish entertained at lunch been booked for the near future last week. Covers were laid for four Swimming parties will be numerous guests. Messrs. Paul Shirk and Roy Hodges and an expert swimming instructor has been engaged to teach swimming have returned to their home in Iowa, and diving. after a few days' visit at the L. At- kinson home. \ Rev. E. J. Crews is slowly recover- ing from an operation at the Metho- dist hospital a week ago. Miss Florence Deming, a graduate Mrs. J. N. Horton_ entertained at|of Chalif Dancing school of New dinner last Sunday. Covers were laid | York and the Mary Woods Hinman school of Chicago, and for three years director of dancing at the Women's Athletic club of Chicago, will have charge of the classes in social, aes- for seven guests. Miss Ethel Morgan left last Wed- thetic and folk dancing. The club house has been newly negday for her home in San Fran- cisgo. She was accompanied by Miss painted, decorated and refurnished in all departments. The parlors, ball Lillian Stiger. Rev. Mr. Keve of the Walnut Hill Methodist church and Rev. Mr. Cal- vert of the Benson church will ex- change P“lai“ today. Rey. Mr. Mc- | room, halls and other rooms present an attractive and aristocratic appear- ance. The pool, which is supplied with warm water, is kept in a sanitary condition by frequent changes of the Clung and Rev. Mr. Anderson will do water. Miss McCaffrey is taking hold likewise. The funeral services of Roy Minor, of the club house with an energy that will produce results. her home during the carnival. 1 supper at the Fontenelle. The sup- quite 8 number of social events have er table was decorated with a large gasket of Mrs. Ward roses with place ‘cards to match. Personal Mention. Florence Basler-Palmer will go to Carroll, Ia,, Monday, where she ap- pears the evening of that date in con- cert with Mrs. Herman P. Chelius, pi- anist, from the Boston Conservatory of Music. Mrs. Palmer will take Miss Ruth Flynn with her as her accompa- nist. Mr. Clarence Squier, son of Mr. and | Mrs. George Squier, left Saturday eveninT for Ithaca, N. Y, to re-enter Cornell. Mr, Samue] Rees and daughter Miss Henrietta returned Thursday morn- ing from an extended trip in the east. iss Mary Woodland is recovering rom- oung busi- | who was ill for some time and died on : Wednesday, was held at the home of from a light attack of diphtheria. P. A. Penoyer on Thursday. Inter- r. and Mrs. E. N. Martin re-|ment was in Prospect Hill cemetery. A Giant Clearance Sale That Brings Sewing Machines to Low as $5 Each Commences Here Monday, October 9th When “Used,” “Nearly New,” “Floor Samples” and “Traded-in” Sew- ing Machines get too numerous here, we gut ridiculously low price sale tags on ’em, advertise ’em in a giant selling like this and say “good-by” to them. Father| M: One of these “sale” machines will do your sewing for years. They have been overhauled in our own shops, re&nished, regulated, and when you get them in your homes they will make perfect stitches. In fact, we guarantee each machine and furnish a complete set of at- tachments with it. Sewing Machines Including ‘“Domestics,’”’ “Singers’’ “Households,” “New Homes,’’ and others THINK OF IT! AS LOW AS $5.00 Pays for any Machine in this selling, even the NEW WHITES —_— e New “Whites”---First Time at 75c Weekly The famous, ever high qualitied “WHITE” BALL BEARING SEWING MACHINE has never yet been offered with a “sale” inducement—it has sold universally on its own valuation. But, just to spice up this Giant Fall Sewing Machine Clearance Sale, the Nebraska Cycle Co. has decided to offer JUST one hundred NEW “White” Sewing Machines on terms of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A WEEK. Can you think of any hard- ship in a plan like this? Shouldn’t you prefer the world’s BEST sewing machine to ANY other, if able to pur- chase it on terms that take but SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A WEEK from your purse! “Used” and “Nearly New” Machines ONE DAVIS Sewing Machine, 5- | THREE WHITE Sewing Machines / drawer, Golden Oak, in $1 400 | in true $50 values, in this $2450 this selling at, only selling at, each, only. ... ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, 5- | FOUR WHITE Sewing Machines in drawer, Golden Oak, in $1 4.00 | $56 grades, to be closed $2750 this selling at, only. . ... out at, each, only ONE NEW ROYAL Machine, 5- | TWO WHITE Rotarys that sold for drawer, Golden Osk, in ¢ () | Ao T e A0 this Fall Clearance, only out at, each, only...... Wonder Prices on ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, 5- [ drawer, Golden Ozk, ih 511.00 Giant Sale, at only ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, 7- drawer, dark oak, in this $19.00 sale of sales, at ONE SINGER Sewing Machine, 5- drawer, good as new ab- $22.5 solutely, goes at only. . .. 312 oo Takes choice of a lot of Drop Head Sewing Ma- . chines worth $20 to $35---But you must hurry! You might WANT one of these “bargain” machines badly enough, and you may be too busy to be here Monday, but WHAT'S to have a machine set aside or brought to your home? First come, first served—if your phone mes- sot aside for you.( Phone Douglas 1662). If you live out of town, mail an order the moment it arrives in the Nebraska Cycle Co.’s office. to hinder you from phoning sage comes in time your machine will be moment you read this and your order will be cared for the MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. | . Corner 15th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. \\14 |