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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-27
HELENA IS OPEN !
GAMBLING RUNNING IN Full BLAST
THE OFFICIALS Do NOT ACT
ue"er mas informed the People nj VIII Conti,no ., a.
Mission of Peace, Pro yperty nd Upi,n " Wv

Up and down Main street Saloons clubs and cigar stores
or MONEY being played openly WIDE OPEN any one NAV @
~ Se places and see for themselves the conditions that obtain m
oe The present regime of the city county officials
Inc great question that the people answered is Who is getting
the reVenne1 IF the city is not getting WHO IS?
Inc law plain all officials support and enforce ~
" NEAD lHE L4W! The Pandeaer prints it so everybody
''u'R 'he oHcaS may become acquainted with it's provisions
Senate Bill No n
" '" me Statute R000 Supposed to be in Obe,ailou aous
Gam6IRg IN tie State Of Montana
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-27
Senate Bill No. "A.

! 0'""0''"S IN me OE3te 81 montana.
who deals nm oro,s
opeeu or who conducts
any game of monte dondo tan fan an
"Ose POKER craps
Ng OF percentage
me- lor money checks representative of vaIue cr py
iS "h"eVer machine
exposing to view lewdi pictures
~ "'7 hundred dollars
every Section ust
such fine arep paid,
ecuon Every person who carries opens to
any game of faro roulette draw poker poker
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Mrs H. II. Gaines is in New York. to re-
main several weeks.
Mrs. Fl. d. Reed is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Fay. OF Chicago.
Mrs. +. II. Gaines has gone to New York
to spend several weeks
Mrs. Irving Baxter has returned from an
extensive stay in the east.
Miss Fannie Kahn Of New York Is the
guest OF Mrs. Albert Calm
Mr. and Mrs. G. F.. Epeneter are VS.
iting friends In Cincinnati
Miss Belle, Dewey has returned from a
visit Of Nhree weeks In the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Williams are visiting
friends in Chicago and St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Stevenson have gone
to Toronto. Canada, TO spend fortnight
Miss Juanita Woy of Chambers was the
guest OF Mrs. J. A.. Hershey for the past
week.
Mrs. r. v. Lewis and Miss Lewis left
Thursday for New York, where they will
spend a month.
Miss Laura conEdon. who has spent the
last few weeks in the east IL expected 10
return home today.
Mr.. James Reed OF Kansas city. kan.
has been the guest during the Horse show
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fry.
Mrs. Lyman Tower OF Chicago. who is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs W. H. McCord,
will leave Tor California next Tuesday.
Mrs. Olive Watson OF Friend. Neb was
the guest OF Mrs Howard Baldrige satur-
day and a. the Horse Show IN the evening
Bishop and Mrs, MlIspaugh. who have
been the guests CT Mr.. and AGrs. r. H.
Davis. have returned 10 their homie IN To-
peka. Kan.
Mrs. J. H. Butler is expecting Mr. and
Mrs. Harris Brown Of Gallatin, Tenn, 10
arrive the first OF the month TO spend
about ten days.
Mrs. Samuel Megeath OF Franklin, Pa,
who has been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Ward Burgess during the Horse Show, has
returned TO her home
Major and Mrs. Arrasmith, who are the
guests OF Mrs W. II. 8, Hughes, will leave
today for San Francisco, where they will
sail for the Philippines
! Mrs. s. N. Mealio, accompanied by her
/ granddaughter, Miss Myrtle c. Cole. left
on Friday last for a three weeks VISIT with
relatives and friends in Chicago
Mr. ana Mrs John A. Mcshanc. who
have been. soiourning az Hot SPRING. Ark.
: for the benefit OF Mrs. McShane's health,
are expected to return home the last OF
this week
Mrs. George Updike and Miss Lucy Up
dixie are expected TO return from stay
Of several months in Vermont the first OF
the week
Miss Phoebe smith who spent. the SUM
mer abroad. returned to Omaha the first
OF the week, while her mother. Mrs. How.
ard b. Smith, stopped az chnlicothe. o.. "a
spend 9 few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

sir and Mrs. w. j. e Kenyon expect TO
leave the last OF the week for Chicago TO
attend the horse show.
AR. and Mrs David A. Bsum have given
up their quarters at the Paxton hotel and
are residing az 3sE Harney street
Mrs. j. H. Evans has taken the house
al si5 South rwenty-ninth avenue. which
has been occupied by Ar. and Mrs A. r..
Gulou
Dean and Mrs. George A Beecher expect
10 move this week from their house on
Ninsteenth street 40 80 North T.Wenty-arst
,srt7t.
ar. and Mrs John r Webster have
taken the house al 81 south Thirsy-third
street. nov occupied by Ar. ana Mrs w.
A. Ayorigg.
Mr. i.uthef Drake and DR.. Bridges have
given up their house on TWenSy-afth ave-
nue. ana have taken apartments az thc
Omaha club.
Mr.. and Airs Howard naldrise ar.
Joseph Baldrige and Mrs. a. Hun expect
10 90 10 Lincoln next Wednesday 10 attend
the Halloween coiiilion
ar. and Airs Arthur Guiou will give uu
their house on south Twenty-ninth avenue
and have taken a house a. Foriy -Erst and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
That Creepy Goat
OF Jones ]
Bu a. TarIor-C,.iler

r. ILLS Coat was "a sight" when the
Sleeps Hair In II began working.
- The damp weather played Tag
with It's shape In no time.
Because Bills Coat had been Knocked
into shape with a hot Flat-iron.
IL had been sewn together, in places,
Of course. But, the sewing part had
been done In, q. Hurry.
Because saving f. expensive, and
Flat-iron taking IL mighty cheap, and
conveniently rapid
50 Bins Coat, ike many others, had
been railroaded through the sewing
stage. and then finished in four rounds
Of hot pressing by the faSy Fiat-ifon.
Takes Old Dr. Goose 20 throw
style into a garment IN a hurry.
He's a regular whirlwind in action
and he knows how to fake the short
ening Of a fiabby seam in a second
or the iengthening Of short one, in
stanter.
Re knows how to stretch out Coat
Collar that's too tight, lat the back OF
your neck). or to shrink up u lapel
that's bullying.
But he does all this by mere heat and
moisture that act upon doth Just as
the Curling Iron acts upon hair.
And, when a Damp day gets after
the fat-ironed style OF a Coat it does
the sRme sort of thing to that Style"
that the Damp day does to the Curling
Ironed tresses OF the Matinee Girl.
That casually puts 4 "crimp" into
Bill Jones appearance and popularity.
Because his Coat then makes him
look like an animated Jokelet, creep
ing into a peculiar style" of its own,
The left Lapel bulges out as It did
before the fat-iron. faxed 1t.
The Sleeves twist around a bit,
and make him look as If his elbows
were knOck-kneed.
The Collar binds at the back OF
his neck and puts all the weight OF the
Garment on his rear collar button.
And so many kinks and wrinkles
thus creep into that Coat that they are
shocking to William.
Now why Is this thus?
Because Of hat-iron taking.
II costs a little more to shape Coats
and 0vercoats with painstaking hand
needle-work than with the faky Flat
iron.
But that Sincere shaping never willis
out through Dampness, nor Dryness,
nor through the careless hanging up
OF Garment.
More than this. the Sincere Stitching
that puts the human Curves into a
Garment serves TO hold them there
against. the action of Moisture on the
. Cloth itself.
Not many Garments are finished in
this Sincerity" hand needle-work
fashion.
But 1t need not cost you a cent extra
to have a Suit or 'Overcoat thus fully
finished and flnally-shaped by the Nee
die instead of by, the tricky Flat-iron.
Because all you've got 10 do is "a
look sharp. when you buy your next
Snii or Overcoat, for the label of the
sincerity Tailors" on II. That label
reads as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Miss Ella Mac Brown gave a delightful
LUNCHEON at the omaha club saturday IN
honor OF Mrs Hargens OF Hot Springs, s.
d., the guest OF Miss Mohler. The table,
prettily decorated with rcd roses, was laid
for ten guests.
Among those who went to the Omaha club
for supper after the HORSE Show Saturday
evening were Miss Mohier. Mrs. HarRens,
Mr.. n. p. Dodge. ir., and Mr.. Ezra Mil
lard. Another party Included Miss Web
ster, Miss Peck, Mr.. Arthur Cooley and Or.
Bridges. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Gilbert. Mrs.
Leroy Taylor and Mr.. Harry o'Neill were
at another table.
Miss Irene Mccoy gave a pink novelty
shower at her home. 2G06 Decatur, Friday
evening. in honor Of the approaching mar
riage OF Miss Efne Leroy to Mr.. Carl Hill
debrand. which is to take place IN the near
future. Dainty refreshments were served
IN the dining room, the table being ef-
fectively decorated in pink, The color
scheme was also carried out IN the refresh
ments. Those present were: Miss Levoy,
Miss Engler. Miss Clara Engler Miss
Agnes Hansen, Miss Catherine spellman.
Miss Lyman. Miss Fay Lyman and Miss
Mccoy.
Miss Gertrude Brady was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by a number OF her
friends, the occasion being her birthday
The evening was pleasantly spent in games
and music. One feature of the evening
was guessing contest in which Mr.. Lew
Kettle was awarded frat prize and Mr..
Ray DOnahey second prize At a late hour
refreshments were served by Miss Mayme
Mullen ana Miss Myrtle Brady. Those
present were; Misses Mary Moore. Ger
trude Brady. Margaret o'Grady. Anna
Quinlan, Bertha Gillian. Alice Zearfoss. Eva
zearfoss, Kate Wolfe. Mabel johnson,
Katherine Barry; Messrs. Ralph Donahey.
Will johnson, Tom Lyons. Ray Donahey.
Paul Moore. James Mullen, Lew Nettle.
Leo Mullen. Max Brodslzy and Fred Gillian.
In honor OF Mrs. Donald Mclean OF
New York, president general OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
who is making q western trip. the local
chapter Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution gave a delightful recep-
ton Saturday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. r. c. Hoyt, the local regent. The
guests OF the evening were the Council
BLUFFS chapter and the Omaha and Coun-
ell Bluna chapters OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution, The guests NUM-
bering about 200, were received by Mrs.
Mclean, Mrs. 5. c. I,ongworthy Of Sew
ard, Neb.; Mrs Bushnell OF Council
Bluffs and Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt Assisting
throughout the rooms were Mrs W.. s.
Heller, Mrs. w. A. Smith. Mrs. e. p.
Peck, Mrs Stubs, Miss Adams, Mrs, A.
P. Turkey Mrs ?. ]. Barr and Mrs. J. z.
Gown. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED for the occasion with a, profusion
of flags, palms and ferns. In the dining
room the table had centerpiece Of white
chrysanthemums, and the candles were
shaded with red. while In the refresh
ments the national colors prevailed. Dur
! ing the evening an interesting address
was made by Mrs. Mclean, and Miss
Gamble sang
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Miss Ruth Lehmer daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lehmer and Dr. Allen
Walker UrmEon were quie6y married
last Wednesday in Newcastle. pa
The wedding OF Mr.. Edward A. Knapp
and Miss louise Margaret Weitzel
daughter OF Mrs Margaret l.. weitzel
win be solemnized Wednesday evening.
october 81. at 1890 o'clock al the home
Of the brides mother. e055 North Nine
teenth street A reception from 10 10
o'clock win follow the ceremony.
A wedding which will intorost many
Omaha people f. that Of Miss Marjorie
Ritchie Of Chicago ana Mr. Francis Ferns
OF Indianapolis, which will take place
next saturday. Miss Ritchie hes visited
her sister Mrs =. H. sDrsgue. Ia Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Cornt1E EWeuta
The Omikron Alpha III viii give a dance
ID iChambers' saturday evening.
The c. r. Euchre club viii meet Thursday
afternoon at the residence o. Mrs. A. wern-
her.
The second dance Of the Et-A-virp club.
win take place Thursday evening at cham
Bers
Mrs. D. NJ Netcalfe win give luncheon
Tuesday az her home. 1874 South Tenth
street
mir, Harry o'Neni will give theator
party Monday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Leroy Taylor Of New York.
The Bridge club viii meet Friday with
Mrs W r. Burns This meeting was post
poned from last week on account Of the
Horse shoN.
Mrs. Howard Baldrige win entertain at
luncheon Monday in honor Of the Misses
Bckhart Bowen and Carey. who are the
guests or Miss Conneli The luncheon viii
be followed by bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur d. Brandeis have
issued cards for dancing party to be
given at their home next Saturday evening
In honor Of their niece, Miss Gladys slo-
man OF Detroit, who il their guest.
Mr.. Charles d. Beaton will give q theator
party Monday evening at the Orpheunl, fol-
lowed by supper at the Racquet club In
honor OF the Misses Eckhart. Carey and
Bowen, the guests OF Miss Marion Council.
Mrs. ]. II. Pratt will entertain at dinner
Thursday evening in compliment to Miss
Eldridge OF New York. the guest Of Miss
Julia Hisginson. and Mrs Leroy Taylor OF
New York. the guest of Mrs. ". o. Gilbert.
Miss Edna Keeline OF Council Biums will
give a luncheon al the Omaha club Tues
day in honor OF Miss Dorothy Eckhart Of
Chicago Miss Marjorie Bowen OF Indian
apolis and Miss Nora Carey Of Delphi.
Ind. the guests Of Miss Marion Conneli
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Davenport streets where they viii De az
home after the first Ok the month.
Miss Mac Hamilton Miss Helen Hubbard
Miss lands and Miss Bertha swensburg
are at prevent AZ Paris, where they will
remain for several weeks
Mrs. John n. Stewart and little son, Dick,
VIII leave Tuesday for watkins Glen, n. r..
70 Join Mr.. ana Mrs. Herman Kountze and
spend a week or two with them
Mrs. w a. Aycrisg who returned from
California last week. expects so return
soon 20 California, with her two sons. to
join Mr. Aycrigg and make their home
there
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Balob have taken a
house on North Fortieth street between
Dodge and Davenport streetr. and twill
move IN from Benson carly next week.
MIR and Mrs. T.. II. spfaeue and Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Coles VIII be with them THE
winter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
lOc Ciqars for Sc

The way our cigar sales are increas-
ing 1t does not surprise US that our
modern method OF selling cigars does
not please the average cigar dealer and
manufacturer The extremely low
price we are making on 10c cigars has
increased our business far beyond ours
expectation. II you have not already
Investigated our plan Il win pay you 10
do SO. We absolutely guarantee every
thing we sell to be bigger value than
any dealer gives In the United States,
and will cheerfully refund your money
II you purchase a box of cigars from
us that is not satisfactory In every re-
spect We have just completed one OF
the largest and most complete Hunt
doris in the city, which VIII enable us
to keep our cigars in first class eondi-
ton We carry larger stock of cigars
than the average exclusive cigar deal
ers. We surely can please you with
these prices:
1Oc Flor de Gounod Perfectos, sc or
81. so per box of so.
10c Flor de Gounod Invincibles,. &c,
or $3.50 per box of so.
1Oc Ell Afecto &c, or $3.50 per box
OF SO.
1Oc Hoffman House Perfecto Grand,
! sc, on S2.5O per box of so.
1Oc Queen Victoria Sc, or $3.50 per
box of so.
loo Inventors sc, or $3.50 per box
of So
1Oc La TonIca SC. or $3.50 per box
OF so.
1Oe Imperial Crest Boquet sc. or
so per box OF so,
1Oc Imperial Crest PerfectO &c, OF
$3.50 per box of so.
lOc La Rosa Pure Tannis (Seiden-
berg) SC. or $3.50 per box OF so.
1Oc La Rosa Conchas Special (Bspa-
noia) Sc, or $3.50 per box of so.
10c Virginfus Rufus SC. or $3.50 per
box of so.
1Oc Banquet CBismark) sc, or $3.50
per box OF so.
loo Banquet 0nvineibles) sc, or
! $3.50 per box OF so.
Toe Banquet (Conchas), Sc, or $2.5o
per box OF 50,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

on Saturdays and Sundays durihg the
winter the Chicago Great Western railway
win sell tickets TO points IN Iowa az half
tariff rates. Tho rates also apply IN oppO-
site direction. enabling your friends 70 re-
turn yoar visit. Ask J. A. Ellis. General
Agent. 1872 Farnam 81. for information.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
SOCIETY RETURNSTONORNAL
Rslaxti After Brilliant Wssk q Horse
ih,v snd Attendant Local Affairs
TEAS AND luAcutONs WEEKS OFFERING
women 20 Remain over
the Week and VIII ne Guests
of Honor ~ NumerouH
Entertainments.


A wireless message came TO me
From one ] hold most dear.
II did not come from DER the sea,
It's sender was quite neaf
IL came Ia answer to my plea,
And stilied my doubling signs,
Twas simply yes and came 10 me
From out my sweetheart's eyes.
The Swain
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

The 0ratory department Of the WOmans
club win give Halloween party wedncs-
day afternoon al 3 o'clock IN the club
rooms. There viii he program and re-
freshments viii be served. An admission
OF 10 cents win be charged
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

The funeral Of Leander Irons will be held
a. Masonic temple. under direction OF Cap
it0l lodge, sunday afternoon az O'Clock
private
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
DlAMONO ESPERTS ARE MANN
Says DlamOnd Dick, riany Need a
Mind Cure.
I've Retail and One WhoIssals Jsw-
sisr Purchased the Manufactured
Diamond Sold BY the Fam
ona Diamond Men.

There is only one reason, after All. that
ell diamond admirers don't purchase 3
manufactured diamond. and that Is the. fear
Of detection. Does any one say that n IL
would be possible for the public to buy FOR
slsno a manufactured diamond that could
not be told from $4,000 genuine gem,
and they we're sure that no expert could
eger tell. does ary one suppose the public
would buy the genuines A Bee reporter
was ga krandsen.s lewelrs stvre a, 40
south slxteenths street-a couple Gays aso,|
when r. 5. Young, mayor Of Clear Lake
la.. aiepped la. lie had four-carat ring
beneath his glove, and Il was the real thine.
for be paid s5UQo0 for f. Just came IN Cor
curiosity 20 see how good your glass
showed up" was the contemptuous remark
he mRue. And when he went out after Dia-
usond Dick proved 10 him by his own dia-
nond that mans genius, the construction.
cut. color and weight wss produced TO equal
and even better than that Of nature he
said: by George. am convinced that
1arnum was right when he said the Amer
iean people like to be humbugged. Here /
have paid SEQ Tor stone. and here you
have the same thing. IL not better. which
you are selling for less than the Interest
on my investment amount to. } am Did
fool, but there's comfort In the fact that [
have plenty comp8ny. He went into the
business and took with him haif dozen
ard declared them 20 be Of the same value
"a the ones he had on.
Many Exoerts.
A nian stepped INTO the store shabblly
dressed and asked 20 see q stone. / can tell
a diamond. said he III you blow your
preaih on Il ana Il comes on az onoe, lie a
diamond" He blowed several times. when
Diamond Dick asked him hoty MANI, hto,pa
il TOOK before he could tell A stoutly bunt
sentlenisn was next ne held stone up
% the ligh4 and said; That's a genuine
stone. because 4 has a pan hole 10 ii. ana
10 other stone has that WELL" said ths
dlaEaond man. give me $3.50 and take 4
aionxH but the man refused 20 believe hi.
own eyes and walked out What those men
need mostly. said Diamond Dick. Is 81 nina
cnie.
Many jewellers from outside towns az
buying the stones rapidly one nom Hast
Jugs end one from FremoW ana a local
Whoiesalslnan we're ready buyers yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

several times. and Mrs. spraauo viii
leave Wednesday to attend the wcddins.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28
wOAEN IN CLUs AND CHARITY

The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton Of Nebraska will hold their fifth an
nusi conferences October p and % At Lin
coin, upon invitation OF the Lincoln chap
ter. Mrs Donald Mclean. president gen
eral OF the national society. win be the
guest OF the assembly AS the conference
Is not a delegated body every daughter
is entitled to vote, The. program for the
session follows:
Monday, October 29-At y O'Clock, lunch
con 70 visiting delegates, residence Of Mrs.
3. b. Pound, 1852 l. street. 80 y. m: In
vocation, Mrs. J. Z. Pollock, chaplain De-
99orah Avery chapter;- music, star
address Of welcome. Mrs. NJ. J. Maugh,
regent Deborah Avery chapter; response,
Mrs. g. II. Brash, regent Elizabeth Mon
tague chapter; greetings to the president
general, MIA r. 9. langworshy, state re-
gent; address, Mrs. Donald Mclean, presi-
dent general Daughters OF the American
Revolution; patriotic airs on the trombone,
Air. Arthur Miller; minutes OF last confer
ence, 9Irs. A. K. Gault, state secretary;
p pgr;d,io Of sayel General Cg5v ,h
Republic Chancellor y. B. Andrews;
Sons Of the American Revolution" Dean
Roscoe Pound music Doris" Nevins,
The Years at the Spring" Mrs H. Fl. A.
Black, Mrs. Emma Holyoke, Reception at
the senate chamber from 5 to 10 D. m.
Tuesday, october 90, . a. America;
the Lords prayer; music, "Springtime.
Becker; THE Swan Song" Grieg; "Chan.
son Provencate," ID. Dell Acoua, Miss Vera
upton minutes OF last session, Mrs. A. X
Mrs. Il. c. Langworthy; report Of state
treasurer, Mrs, C. B. Lotions reports of
chapter regents. reports of committees
miscellaneous business; election~Of officers
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

Many Of the guests who came for the
Horse show win remain for another week
or so. and In their honor many affairs will
be given this week Mrs Leroy Taylor of
New York will be the guest OF honor at
several little things and Miss Connelrs
guest will be entertained considerably.
while Miss Peck win probably be the hon
ored suest At several functions. Hal
iowe'en, which occurs Wednesday, will fur
nish the occasion for a number OF novel
phrtIesi for there are many hostesses who
delight to entertain on this day, which
AFFORDS 80 many opportunities for mystsri-
Gus doings.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

The social question and the future Of the
working girl were subjects OF one Of the
interesting discussions. ''The last census
the speaker said, shows that more than
600 women are engaged in gainful oc-
equations and that their average wages
are less than SEQ a year and that more
than 50 per cent Of them were less than q
years old. The census also shows that the
proportion OF women working IN factories
is increasing more rapidly than that Of men.
At present the working girl is woefully
ignorant Of the injustice that lie being done
her She Is gradually. becoming more and
more Injured 70 the hard work and slavery
OF the factory and 1t lies with the club
women to advocate and cause laws to be
passed TO protect her. The girl workers
are not getting sufficient pay. They do the
same work as man for half the money.
Is Il a wonder that they are losing their
self-respect?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

MONDAY-Mr. Harry O'Neill. theater party
and supper for Mrs. Leroy Taylor Mrs,
Howard Baldrige, luncheon and bridge
for Miss Connelfs guests. Mr. 9. ID.
Beaton, theater party for Mics Con-
ueifB guests.
TUESDA f-Miss Edna Keeline. luncheon
at Omaha club for Miss Council s
guests; Mrs. J. M. Metcalfe, luncheon.
WEDNESDAY, eitzell- knapp wedding;
Mrs w. J. Connell, reception TO intro
duce Miss Cornell; Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Cornell, large dinner.
TTURSDAY-C. n. club with Mrs. \.
Wernheri Et-A-Virp club dance at
Chambers; Mrs u H. Pratt, dinner and
bridge for Miss Eldridge and Mrs. Leroy
Taylor.
FRIpAY-BridEe club with Mrs. w. T.
Burns
SATERDAY-O nikron Alpha Pi dance az
Chambers; Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Brandeis.
dance for Miss Sloman-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

A program OF unusual excellence was
rendered by the suffrage club Of Table
Rock, Neb.. Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Roscoe link. The subject
for discussion was Child Labor" Mrs
Kate Allen read 2 carefully prepared paper
on the subject and Mrs. Roscoe link read
an article from Judge Lindsay. Mrs. Laura
Allen and Mrs. A. J. Marble each read
poems touching on the subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-28

The Omaha club was the scene OF many
gay supper parties after the Horse Show
and these who were not members certainly
envied those who were fortunate enough to
have their names enrolled on the club
roster, Omaha IL now really awakening to
the proper club spirit and realizes to the
fullest extent the placs such a club occu-
pies In the social life OF city. On several
occasions during the week the capacity was
tested and those who did not reserve their
places early were forced to go elsewhere
Dor the hrst time IN its history the Omaha
club has q waiting list, for the limit Of ac-
tive membership, 30. has been reached and
there are many more who desire to be ad-
n.itted to the privileges OF the Organization.