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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Pleasures Past.

Miss Webster gave a charming informal
little tea Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Dean and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Arden
OF the Told in the Hills" company.
Mrs Victor White entertained a few
friends Saturday afternoon at an informal
tea in honor of Mrs. Kate Allen and Mrs
s. w Coburn of San Francisco. who are
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. r. C. Moore.
Miss Neenha whidden gave a box party
at the Burwood Saturday matinee, her
guests being Miss Margaret Grintiff, Miss
Ethel Green. Miss Gladys Hodgin. Miss
Ehie Clesnd. Miss MadEe Wells, Mrs
Hanson.
Miss Rose McAvoy entertained wednes-
day evening at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
]. r. Duncan, in honor OF her guest. Mrs.
A. Jeselson OF New York. The evening was
spent with music and readings. Miss Nc
Avoy was assisted BY the Misses Ethele
and Della Duncan.
An enjoyable affair Of the week was the
reunion of about twenty-five relatives at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Harris,
IN honor OF Mrs. W. H. Taylor OF Pitts
burg, Pa Mr.. Taylor has recently COM
piled a family history, and in doing SO
found many new relatives. who were pres
ent at the gathering
Mrs. Dora Thompson and mother were
given pleasant surprise Thursday after
noon at their new home IN Florence. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent after
which lunch was served Those present
we're; Mrs. Frank johnson, Mrs Fred
Msxheld Mrs. Margaret Patchen. Mrs NAV
stokpsrt, Mrs. Margaret Barry Mrs. r. NJ.
Thew, Mrs. stein
Miss Jessie Willard was hostess OF an
enjoyable informal luncheon Saturday. her
guests being: Miss Hoover OF Washington,
d. c.; Miss Alice switsler. Miss HhJa
old CLIFFORD. Ars Warren SwltElcr. Mrs.
w. F. Gurley and Miss Willard FelIsw-
ing the luncheon Miss Burrows and Miss
switzler sang several songs.
In honor OF her daughter Miss Marion
l.. ChristiaRcy. who Is to be married
October 10, Mrs. NJ. W. Christiancy gave
reception Saturday afternoon at her
nome. s0l7 Harvey street, about loo guests
being present. The rooms were eiab-
oratsly decorated with a profusion Of pink
and white asters, palms and asparagus
ferns. In the dining room. the fable was
adorned with centetpiece OF pink and
white ssters aud many drawn work doilfes
During the afternoon. an enjoyable musica
program was given, those taking part be-
ing Miss Dora Clrich. Miss Martha Gwym.
Miss Helvy Olson and Miss Henri Rees
Those assisting throughout the rooms were
Misses Emma Whitmore. Dora Ulrich, An
nette De Bolt, Melyy Olson and Al Han.
Mesdames Z. W. Turner, F. E, Hall. II.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

X T3urkst W 5. Heiier, Samuel ReeA
and Jesse 2. wier Of Little Rock. Ark
Complimentary to her guest. Miss Ella
Norwood OF Chicago. who was her clasSnats
at the Chicago Piano college, Mrs. Frank
". Slsbaugh gave delightful luncheon
Friday at her home. $40 South Twenty
sixth avenue, followed by euchre. at which
the prizes we're won by Mrs. Muckler and
Mrs. Frank J. Moriarty. y musical pro-
gram was also feature OF the afternoon,
those taking part being Miss Norwood
Mrs. r. J. Moriarty. and Mrs. Clsbaugh.
Mrs. slabaugh was assisted in receiving
and throughout the rooms by Miss Sadie
Chapman, Mrs. w w. siabaugh, Mrs. Laur
and Mrs. Louis s. Stearns. A color scheme
OF pink and white was prettfy carried out,
pink and white cosmos and pink candles
and shaded lights being used. The guests
were seated at small tables, which were
decorated with the cosmos and candles,
while the places were marked with figures
OF college girls. The guest list included
Miss Norwood, Miss Chapman, Miss Lou
Hunt Miss Alice Smell Mrs. s. Il. Jones,
Mrs. Jose Polcar Mrs. G. w. Partridge,
Mrs. o. e. Hamilton, Mrs William March,
Mrs. F. J. Moriarty, Mrs. c. f. Herring,
Mrs. Robert Pleak, Mrs. J. Chapman, Mrs.
W. W. Slabaugh. Mrs. II. J. Penfold' Mrs.
L. c. Gibson, Mrs. Albert Noe, Mrs Gates,
Mrs. Muckler, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs, t.
Clapp. Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich, MRS. r. p.
Sweeny. Mrs l.. A. Davis, Mrs. d. Erion,
Mrs. A. l.. Hunter. Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs.
George Jones, Mrs. Cyrus Nelson, mrs.
James Bateman, Mrs Frank Stryker, Mrs.
b. L. Baker. Mrs. Taylor Mrs. c. +. Bell
man. Mrs. Edward Gillespie, Mrs. w. f.
wappich, Mrs Vance Lewis, Mrs. ]. II.
Simms, Mrs. Tracy. Mrs L. S. Stearns,
Mrs. T. C. Laur, Mrs. II. p. Peters, Mrs.
Frank Crawford and Mrs. John Hume.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
sivn Service chances.

The United States Civil Service commits.
sion announces the following examination
to secure eligibles TO MI existing vacan-
cies
SOctobeT ll-lS-FOr the position of Junior
civil engineer, at N,6OO per annum, In The
engineer department at Large, Manila r.
!. Age limit % years or over.
October 2i-For the position OF engineer
and carpenter, at 5000 per annum. in the
Indian service at Winnebago, Neb Age
limit. % years or over.
October 24-For the position OF law clerk
in the bureau OF Indian affairs Depart
ment OF the Interior; salary, $500 per an
mum. Age limit. - years or over.
October e4-For the positions OF electro
typers helpers in the government print
ing, once al Washington wages 40 cents
per hour or $50 per diem. Age limit u
years or over.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Social Chft-Chat.

Mrs Balcombe and Miss BalcomDe will
move Monday 90 the Madison.
Miss Helen sholes, who entered the Cni-
versity OF Nebraska this fan. mas been
pledged to the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority.
Miss Carita Curtis, who went abroad
several weeks with Mrs. Frank Avery, has
landed in New York and will return to
Omaha in about ten days. Mrs. Avery and
Miss Curtis are at the st. Regis hotel in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward ]. Monaghan have
taken the residence at 952s Charles street.
Mrs. F. A. Brogan leaves Sunday for
Excelsior Springs, where she will meet her
mother, Mrs. Perley, and remain several
weeks. Quite a number of Omaha people
are at the Springs just now, among them
being MI and Mrs. w. r McKeen and
Mr.. Harry oNeilL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Coming Events.

Mrs T.. ]. Rogers NIll give i luncheon
at the Country club Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Longwell will entertain a
luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. Sickles of
Seattle.
Mrs G. n. DICiz VIII give a luncheon
Monday in honor If Mrs. Hon. who leaves
Wednesday for New No:S.
Mrs Gus rspenstsr WI entertain at csIds
Monday afternoon N ron1r uf MIS-. Tomlin-
son and Miss TomllnSon OF Cnicago.
Mrs F. A. GoodseTl and Mrs. T. i. Kelley
will entertain at bridge Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs w. II. MURRAY.
in honor OF Mrs. Radcliffe of Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
weddinT. and Ensasement..

The wedding of Miss Mercedes Bell and
Lieutenant Stuart Ainsle Howard of Fort
Crook will be quietly solemnizcd next
Wednesday at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Crary, 1922
Spencer street Only the relatives and irti-
mate friends will be present
Mrs. NJ. W, Christisncy has issued invita-
tions to the wedding OF her daughter, Miss
Marion Leonora Christiancy, and Mr..
Samuel Keller Hanford, which will take
place Wednesday evening, october TO- at
the residence OF Mrs. Christiancy, 2Oi7
Harvey street, at 8 o'clock An informal
reception will follow the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT

Many people suner from various diseas. 4
without ever considering the cause
TwO-thirds OF the sickness il due 10 so,,t.
disturhance OF the digestive organs The
Use OF drugs in these cases are inturioIs
and should never be used.
Osteopathy ha - proved that with the
nently cured. II is following natures own
path and Is the only cure for constipa ton
indigestion, Insomnia, NERVOUSNESS rheuma-
tism and their kindred diseases A irst-
class asteopath Is the only kind to consult.
DR.. w. W. Bowser. now located In his "a,
quarters at 10th and Farnam SITS, over the
Burlington ticket once is a graduate on
the famous stlll college OF Des Moines and
Il thoroughiy competent to handle any such
eases Consultation free. Telephone Doug
las $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

OF csufornis 20 that ~ He6tsska and
have moved there. Marriage has taken
away number OF the young women,
among them Miss Emily wakcley, nov
Mrs. Edward Grain OF Springfield. o.;
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick. now Mrs. George
Mixter Of Rock Island. III: Miss Gertrude
Clarke. now Mrs. Matthew J Whittal Of
Worcester, Mass. Miss Anna ri circuit
now Mrs Louis Jsaues OF Chicago. and
Mrs. Gertrude Robinson. now Mrs. Hop
kins Of Seattle. Many more could be
added to the list. for tho number OF
Omaha people living in other cities Is a
large one. Among the men who will be
missed are Mr.. william Upper wyman,
who now resides in indianapolis, aud
then there is Mr.. Sherman Canfeld of
Sheridan. wyo., who was a popular mem
her OF the social set a season or two
ago.
Owing to the fact that the Woman's AL
lance of Unity church has decided to
discontinue the dances, which they have
been giving for several seasons, the Wis.,
iting Nurses association has decided TO
give a series of dances during the winter
at Chambers, every fortnight, beginning
Tuesday evening, October g. The series
will be under the same management that
the Unity dances were and the same in
vitation list will be used. The patron
esses will be Mesdames Victor Caldwell,
Herbert Nj Rogers. Adams. r. B. Myers.
J. ]. McMullen. Luther KountEe, Albert
Noe, #. b. Ward, Ben Gallagher, Joe
sonnenberg p c. Moriarty, III. d. Reed,
Miss Mcpherson and Miss Buchanan.
That the close Of the season at the Coun-
try club is near at hand is evidenced by
the small number Of dinners given at the
club. Last evening there were only few
dinners of any size. most Of those dining
there being members dh parties Of four or
six. The largest OF the dinners was that
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Kirkendall who en-
tertained in honor of Mrs. Himebaugh.
Their guests were: Mrs. IIimebaugh, Mrs.
Ella Squires, Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie Clarke,
Frank Colpetzer. MIR. and Mrs. c. N. Dietz,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wattles, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. scobie, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wilkins
and Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Wilhelm had as their
gueets Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Baum and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Paxton entertained
In honor of Miss Cleveland Of Denver,
their other guests being Miss Potter, Mr..
Hcth. Mr.. Redick and Mr. Baldrige.
Others entertaining at dinner were MI.
snd Mrs. A. p. Guiou, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f..
Hart OF Council Bluffs Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Mcshane Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Redick,
Mr. and Mrs Ben Cotton, Miss Carrie
Millard and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kinsler.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
wOulu IA CLUB AND CHARITY

The class season OF the local Young
women's Christian association will open
Monday evening. October s. with the an
uual fall opening reception. which will ne
held in the association rooms in the Pax
ton block. The officers OF the association
will constitute the reception committee and
will be assisted by members Of the various
committees. each OF which will have a cor
ner or a table where the several branches
OF work may be talked over. The educa-
uonal committee has arranged an excep-
tionsl number OF classes this year under
some OF the best instructors TO be had In
the city All fees for educational and in
dustrial classes are s. for two terms OF
twenty lessons and sl.bO for one term OF
ten lessons in all classes.
Miss Kate McHugh of the Omaha High
school faculty will conduct class In the
study OF the works OF Robert Browning.
Mrs, Harriet Griswold will resume her
classes in the English language for foreign
speaking girls This Is counted one OF the
highly valuable classes. as II includes read
ing and writing as well as speaking Eng
fish. Mr.. Jasper Robertson of the high
school will teach a class in bookkeeping.
Miss Louise Shadduck will have charge OF
the mandolin and stringed instrument club
and Mrs. Joe Hardin will direct the vocal
work. A class In home nursing Is one OF
the innovations and will be instructed by
Miss Nan Dorsey. This course will also
include emergency work A class In mill
inery will be conducted by Miss Rose Nc
Shane and Mrs. Grace TSIoes will direct a
class in shirt waist making. An advance
class In dressmaking will be conducted by
Mrs. Woodruff. current topics club will
be organized Tuesday evening, October 20.
Miss Florence Denison of Mendoza, ILL.,,
VIII have charge of the physical depart
ment of the association this year Infor-
nation for ali classes may be had at the
office OF the association
The educational committee will present
the following lecture and entertainments
for the season OF 1sO6-1sO7:
November 12--Lecture, 1.-THE Land of the
Pharaohs.' Rev. Il. II. jerks, d. ID.
January 14-Musical Miss Blanche Soren-
sen.
February threading recital, Mrs. w. A.
March 12 - Reception; educational ad
dresses Judge sutton and DR.. Guy w
Wadsworth.
Within the last week the association has
reached membership of 2,O25, which places
1t fourth In point OF numbers in America.
Los Angeles, Detroit and Harlem, n. Y,
being the only ones larger.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

Luella Allen has reopened her studio.
violin and mandolin. at 3ol Boyd theater,
and will accept a limited number Of pupils.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

Ellis Meredith of Denver. Colo. we'll and
widely known as author. journalist and
suffragist, has been notified of a signal
distinction which has come TO her unex-
pectedly. She has been solicited to send
her photograph and some personal notes to
be placed In a collection In honor OF women
which he purposes presenting to the Bib
liothedue Rationale.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Ak-sar-Ren VISITOR.

Can have mail addressed TO The Omaha
Bee. We will see that it is properly cared
for, open day and night.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

.MONDAY-Mrs c. N. DietE. luncheon for
Mrs. Hon; Mrs. Gus Epeneter, cardS
for Mrs and Miss Touilinson.
TUESDAY-Mrs r. J. Rogers, luncheon
at Country club. ,
1NEDN ESDAY-krs. Longwel, luncheon
II in honor Of Mrs. Sicllles OF Seattle I,
L luncheon. dinner ana daDce at Field
Z. club; luncheon at Country club. -
THU RSDAY-Mrs. Goodsell aud Mrs. KEEL
lev ards. for Mrs. Ratciiffe.
iJfRIDAY-Ak-Sar-Be Ben ball.
.6ATt RDAY-Dinner and dance at country
!. club and Yield club.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

The election Of Mrs Frances Beveridge
Head Of osceola, president of the Nebraska
Women's Christian Temperance union, by
the state convention held at Aurora last
week, promises an able successor TO Mrs.
Dora V. Wheelock, retiring president, who
has served so efficiently for several years
Mrs. Head served the state organization as
vice president last year Mrs. NJ. f. Pat
terson Of Omaha was elected to the cor
responding secretaryship. having served for
two years as recording secretary, and was
also elected delegate to represent the
Nebraska union at the national woman's
Christian Temperance union convention to
be held next month.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

The opening meeting of the Omaha
Woman's club will be held Monday after
noon at First Congregational church. The
business session opens at 2;30 o'clock and
the program will follow.
The new Society OF Fine Arts will hold
its first meeting Thursday, October II, In
| the audience room OF the public library.
The Dundee Woman's club has COM
menced it's work and Mu Sigma and the
Book Review club will resume early in
October Another month will see all the
local clubs at work again
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
SOCIETY READY FOR BALL
15h.Oisblss Become EntauSiaSsio with
tae ApprOsca Of the Coronation.
AK-sAs-sts FESTIVITIES PARAMOUNT
some New Features Promised to Make
the Eleventh Coronation the
Most brilliant In His
tory of Quivera.
EnII.

The time has come to say goodbye
TO college girls. so sweet and shy,
And college men. so bright and gay.
Are now about to dash away.
And as we speed departing train,
cts give a toast with this refrain:
Good work, good friends, good times, e"od
cheer!
J,e with you all throughout the year"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

1.-THE women's clubs. federated, amalga-
mated, consolidated. nationalzed. orga-
nized with general committees and ad-
visory boards OF consulting agencies and
investigating branches, are more active in
efforts to shape public policies than any
other agency in the world today."-"A
Much Petitioned Senator"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

A meeting OF the board OF directors Of
the General Federation Of Women's Clubs
was held at Saratoga. n, Y, September %.
No formal announcement has yet been
made of the proceedings but the business
pertained largely to the appointment OF
committees and routine board work.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

An active interest is being manifested in
the coming convention OF the Nebraska
Federation OF Women's Clubs TO be held at
Kearney next week and a representative
delegation from the local clubs will attend.
-Four OF the eleven clubs I'm the second dis
trict are in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

The local chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, will hold its hrst
meeting Of the fall Monday afternoon, Oc-
tober 5, at the home OF Mrs. w. L. selby
in Dundee.
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Gone, GencSuclo, Seciunrb- II. @ino-
marc h Snleln mo Guiana, Der
Gompier Dgtroto;" iiir @abama5,
per Gompicr bon Miomi, 6la.
Sic Mott fir Ncuiu1oIuuo, pia
9tprtG=S pbacp, uno iiir WiQuelon,
ria Bottom i6lieBt bier iGNlih nm
8 llbr Nodnlitto0S; fir Gllbo, bin
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tags; iiir Goito silica, NouHnrnS (SIt'
fiiite), @llotomola uno RicoroNun
(0ltfiiitc), pio Nem.Sr!calS toglid)
int 10 llbr NbcnbS.
Grams Eociiic g. It.
Eolt fir Somoii, Sopon, &nrco,
China mo Die Ybilippincn, uio San
Sron5iaco, idlicBt bier t1glih Z llbr
Nl6cn0S bis 5ltm 3. Npril.
q. MGr5 I'M Z llbr I6cnbS.
Sic GranS-E ocificsEoit miro tag,
Iid gum N6fohrtSbaicn bcf0rbcrt,
unh sic 3eit ocs GoitidluIlcs lit 10
orrolt0irt, COP Gin unmntcrbrodcncr
llcbcrlonh SrmtSport ermOglidt
miro.
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: sass' IWANl7m
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Rem 0orf, 80. WGrS. - Nn9c.
longt limo bier bic Tompier nGretic"
bon @enllo u10 Ncopel uub o9rouf-
Inn" bon @cnua.
Nbgcfobrcn lirlO bon bier ole Can't
pier Oscar Der 3ucitc" nod) &opclt'
bogcn, go Sopoic" nod SABRE,
o0roBer &urfiIrIt" nod bremen nnG
oMcIternlono" nod Mntpcrpcn.
2ipcrpool, 80. WGr5. - Son
Ncm- 2)orf trof scr Compiler nMnic'
tic" bier elm.
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ob.
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Gbico9o, %. Mars. - Hinopicb
wllroen 600 Stiit 5ugcfiibrt; bod
tier ErciS $6,40, nieorigitcr $500.
Shmeine lon0tcn $4,000 an; bod)iter
EreiS $6.45, nieori0itcr $3.50. Shoie
mrrOcn $4,000 5u9ciiibrt; bod)itcr
ErciS $6.25, nicoriaitCr $3.50.
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gm I. Ipril Camper DEeri9ia"
nad Neapel.
gm 10. @priI Sompier ~@rof
@oloeriee" mad Somburg.
slm 10. Ipril Sompier .2ronprin5
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