Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-11
LenteR Dizziness PeFvades All ThIHH
I'm the social World.

i4ehtch bulAheau PeFNadeg All IhlnRg
I'm the social World.
Mr. ]. Starter is visiting his parents In
Miss Blnor Brown has gone to st. Faul
for a visit.
Miss Laura Price left Tuesday for a visit
in Stella, Ia.
MI. J. Haywood is taking trip through
northwestern Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Cooper are soiourn-
ing at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Miss Joy Butler has returned from visit
with her parents at Woodbine Ia
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hostetler left
Tuesday for Sylvan Springs, Ark.
Miss Mabel Cook is visiting with Mr.. and
| Mrs. George H. Miller OF Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Shafer OF Carson are
| Flint.
Mrs. A T. E1lckenger has as her guest
! rora, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Deetkin left
! Wednesday for Seattle, where they will
Mr. H. l.. DuQuette Of Chicago is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. f. l.. Duquette 8O7
| Glen avenue
has as her guest her mother, Mrs. Dry
den of Quick, la. o."
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Atkin Of winterset,
Ia, are the guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
| Roscoe II. Lemen.
Mr.. e. A. Kirkpatrick Of Nehaw Ia, Neb,
Is visiting at the home of his brother-in-
/ law, Mr. w. -, Reed.
Mr.. Arson Highly OF Kansas City is here
on short visit with his sister. Mrs. NJ. A.
| Metzger, 3O2 South Ninth street.
Miss Dora Sewing has returned to her
home at Dqntries after a visit Of several
| months with friends In this city.
Mrs. Thomas Hanlon and Miss Hanlon
OF Mason City are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Price of First avenue.
Mrs; O.. G. Oldham left Tuesday evening
for Pittsburg, Kas., Oklahoma City and
other southern points for a few weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
The Economical Card club met yesterday
Washington avenue A dainty luncheon
was served
Miss Josephine Hoag and Miss Jennie
Hummer OF Beatrice, Neb., are visiting Miss
/, Hoags parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. n. HoaR
800 Second avenue
The Economical Card club was enter
tained yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Frank Hitchcock on Washington
avenue. Dainty refreshments were served
Miss Enc Tinnell ana Mr. George Millei
were united In marriage Thursday after
noon ~ tne nome OF the oTlas, ISSenty'
ton oficiated.
Mrs NJ. F. Rohrsr entertained at dinner
ct the oIaha Country club last THURSDAY
were laid for Mrs. DIR. Jennings, Mrs
Robert Theinhardt Mrs. Travis and Mrs
! RohreT.
Mrs. Charles II. Bradley, 7s2 WilIoy ave
nue.. entertained informally last evening IN
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Travis of Middle
field, o. The guests were all former
| friends OF Mr., and Mrs. Travis. Luncheon
was served.
Miss Georgia Mitchell was hostess to tn,
Klatter klub Friday afternoon. The heat
| prize was won by Miss Joe Bixby, the sec
ond by Mrs Henry Cutler and the CUES
prize was awarded Mrs. Fred Empkie.
| daintily appointed luncheon was served.
Mrs. Gale Hamilton entertained about
thirty guests at 1 o'clock luncheon
Thursday afternoon at her home S4s Ave
nue. f. A yellow color scheme was car
con. Mrs. Hamilton was assisted by Mrs
Frank Clark and Mrs.. II. J. schnorT.
Last Tuesday evening the followinI
STRs SoPs snioy SEM S sGH paE "a III
Crane Veima Peck. Gertrude Reed. Mar
garet Metcalf Sara Besely and Messrs
Roland Otis Jean Clever: Scores Camp
Wylie Hafer.
Mrs. Don Macrae. SOs Fifth avenue en-
tertained the Tuesday Euchre club Wednes
day afternoon. The rooms were TASTEFUL!
decorated In tulips The club prize wa
won by Mrs. Ed schoentgen. Dainty re
freshments were served. Mrs. Ed Schoent
gen will be the hostess on next Wednes
day afternoon.
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Travi
Of Middlefeld. O., MT and Mrs; W. II
at dinner Monday evening. A handsomel
appointed siX-course dinner was served
| Covers were laid for tWenty-four. Late
prizes we're awarded Mrs. Atkins and d.
Z Jennings.
Mrs. John schicketanE gave a doll part
Yesterday afternoon for her little dauEh
ter Irene at her home, S2a Avenue K. Tn
| little guests we're amused with variou
y games during the afternoon. A daint
1 luncheon was served. Those present were
= Irene Schicketanz, Lorene Ellis. Mary Ellis
Lille Peterson, Marie Sterling. Lilli
d Sterling Margaret Groneweg, Esther Gro
a neweE Bessie Quinn, Irene Wallace, Nil
! dred Fleming. Lois Smith, Beaulah ClsTl
Z I Gladys Maloney, Margaret Maloney, HaI
d riet Arnold. Hilds Anderson Roxa Peave
and Agnes Edgar.
n Messrs. Walter and Howard Grote {
!, Thomas avenue entertained = number q
q their young frieAds Thursday evening. TIL
Is evening was delightfully."- spent At game
~ ana music. course luncheon was servet
: Those present were; Mrs. Eva Loones
d nan Florence Tucker, Hilda Nogeler, Deli
\. Bartel. Dihbie Smith Meta Elleson, Myrtl
: Book. Bessie Welter John Christensen
q walter Grote, Harvey Has, William Bed
II Ter, Arthur Bartlett, Oscar Haas, RAu
!. Peterson, Walter Peterson. Howard Rivet
George Broadman and Howard Grote.
d GambIinG the Issue.
+ SIOUX CITY. Ia, March i0.-Aayor v
II G. Sears was renominated without oppC
sition at the democratic primaries this al
n ternoen. He r. an avowed champion OF !
ID ceRsed gambling a. a. present conducted
5 and this will be the sole issue the reput
Z lean candidate. p. A. sawyer. having b