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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12


Mrs. Berger will be hostess wednesday
at the meeting Of the lie Neta club.
The Child Saving institute will hold its
annual reception Tuesday afternoon.
The X K r. club will meet wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. d. w. Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Voorhees, will en-
terrain the wghum club Monday evening.
Mrs l.. Veat will be hostess Monday aft
srn5on at the meeting Of the Floroda club.
The Monday bridge club will be enter
ta!ned this week by Mrs. Howard H.
BGldrige.
The Kountze Place Luncheon club will
be entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs.
c. X. Weller.
Mrs f. E. Young will be hostess Thurs
day at the meeting Of the West Farnam
Kensington club.
Mrs Harold Reynolds will entertain Mon
day evening at dinner in honor Of Mrs.
Jack Moore Of Sioux city.
The A. o. 7. Bowling club will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Miss Eve
Ign Bergman at the Metropolitan club.
The Y. Y. club will give o May party
wednesday evening at Creighton Institute
hall This will be their last dance for this
season.
The 8. T. N. club will meet with Mrs.
Carl S. Grifth. 2316 Spencer street, SAT-
urday afternoon to enjoy an afternoon at
high FIVE.
The honorary members Of the Beta So
ciety will give a box party Tuesday even
Big at the Burwood to the members,
chaperoned by Mrs. Howard Colon,
Miss Coda Murphy will entertain satur-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Lillian
Bushman, whose marriage to Mr.. Alex
ander Stuart will take place in June.
Mrs Norman Rothholz and Mrs. r. Ko-
paid have issued invitations for a large
card party to be given Thursday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs Sam Schlank OF Black
well, Okl.
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Pleasures Past.

In honor OF Mrs. Krlng of Yankton, 3. D.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gross gave an
Orpheum party Saturday evening. They
had eight guests.
DIT. and Mrs. II. n. McClanahan and Miss
katherine Mechanism gave a delightful
card party Saturday evening in honor Of
the senior class OF the Omaha Medical
college. The house was decorated with
apple blossoms High five was the game
played at twelve tables.
Mr. c. e. spens, Mr.. Alex jeffrey and
Mr.. A. H. Merchant entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening at the Omaha club in
honor of q number of friends. Those pres
ent were Mr.. Harry Cartan, Colonel Sharp,
Mr. F. A. Nash, Mr.. c. f. Yost, Mr.. Ed
ward Porter Peck, Mr.. Dickinson, Mr.. n.
B. Updike, Mr.. Ii. L. Cummings, Mr.. Il. NJ.
Fairfield Mr. Dickinson, Mr.. NJ. c. Peters
and Mr.. Luther Drake.
Mrs. George H. Kelly entertained the
Saturday night club last week. Four tables
were placed for the game and those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eyler
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robidoux, MIR. and Mrs.
Evert Smith, Mr. and Mrs w. II. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Palmatier, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Ochiltree and Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly.
the next meeting of the club, which will
be held In two weeks and will be the last
for this season.
The women Of the German coffee were
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Elizabeth Ritter. The afternoon was spent
in playing games. after which luncheon
was served. The prizes for the games were
won by Mrs Storz and Mrs. specht.
rTF1.
Mrs. Tennie Schnitz, Mrs. Hattie Epeneter.
Mrs. Sophie Baumer, Mrs. Lena specht,
Mrs. Dora Tepke. Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Emma
Jobst, Mrs. s. Richards, Mrs. Nettie Beck
man, Mrs Anna Schafer, Mrs Minnie storz,
Mrs. Anna Fruehauf and Mrs. Annie Teb-
bins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scribner entertained
the last meeting OF the Harmony club Sat
urday evening, when seven tables were
placed for the card game. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs r. d. Pollard, Mr.. aud
Mrs. F. A. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dining, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L,
selby, Mr.. and Mrs F. Baker Mr.. and
Mrs. =. A. Benson, Mr. and Mrs J. r.
Dale, Judge and Mrs. w H, Munger, Mr..
and Mrs. d. V. sholes Mr.. and Mrs. e. d.
Van Court Mr.. and Mrs Ben White Mr..
and Mrs H. N. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. c. Il.
Bates and Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner.
The women OF the German Coffee club
celebrated their twenty-fourth anniversary
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs John
Banner. The parlor and reception hall
were fragrant with carnations and Ameri-
can beauties, the same flowers making a
pretty centerpiece for the refreshment
table. The afternoon was spent informally.
Those present were Mrs. Bealer, Mrs.
Turtle Mrs Banner, Mrs. Beekman, Mrs.
Fruehauf, Mrs, Epeneter, Mrs. Jobst, Mrs.
Lang Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Ritter. Mrs. schafer,
Mrs storz. Mrs. Anna Stoecker Mrs
Schnitz, Mrs. Stebbens, Mrs Tepke and
Mrs. Specht.
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Comr and On Gorrip.

Mrs. f. B, Southland is visiting friends In
Denver, Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. C, Kenyon returned
home Friday from an eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Barr have as their
guest Mr.. Leicester Barr OF Chicago.
Mrs. Il, +, Lemist is expected home Mon
day from a weeks visit in St. Louis.
Mrs Don ]. Adams and baby have re-
TUNED from a visit in Superior, Neb
Mrs. Samuel Schlank OF Blackwell. Okl.,
is visiting her mother Mrs. r. Kopald.
Mr.. Harry CaFtan and Mr.. John s. Brady
win cave today for trip to California.
Mrs A. L. Mohler has returned home
after spending the winter in the south
Mrs T. b. Preston has returned from
Pass Christian. where she spent the winter.
Ans. W. a. PiXley is in Chicago. the
guest Of Mrs. Blanche Van Court Schneider.
Miss Gertrude Hickey OF Chicago Is the
guest Of Miss Stella Murphy for a few
days
The Misses Bennett OF Toronto. Canada
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mar
riott.
Mrs. Klein Of Pittsburg who was the
guest OF Mrs. J. LObman. has returned
home.
Senator Willard and Miss Mnlard ar
rived home Saturday from an extended
trip abroad.
Mrs. w. Il. Munger returned Tuesday
from stay Of several weeks al Excel
s'or Springs.
Mrs. Raymond c. Helm Of Duluth is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
s Twamley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze are
expected home the early part Of the week
from New York.
Mrs McClintock, Mrs. FabeT and Frank
Faber OF Canton, o.. are the guests OF
Mrs Milton Barlow.
Mrs. N. D, Baker and son Frederick are
The guests OF Mrs. Bakers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. @, urlau.
Captain ID. f. Keller, formerly stationed
az Fort Crook, spent several days OF last
week With Omaha friends He has re-
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MOROCCAN TRADE IN DEMAND
Germans said 80 violate AIvecirnn Act
in EROrt TO secure
Gov tract.

TANGIER May 1l.-(specisll-sld Mo-
manned ell Torres has contracted for the
drainage works ana the construction Of a
boulevard with the firm OF Renschenhaus
whose estimate amounts TO s225.O0O The
diplomatic body had adopted the view that
these works could only be undertaken by
adjudication. This also Is believed 10 be
most clearly indicated IN the text Of the
Algeciras act. In the French German
agreement OF September, 1905, Il was pro-
vided that the contracts given to French
and German firms should pc Of equal
value. The increase IN the estimate OF the
Lariehe works destroys the balance TO
the advantage OF Germany to the extent
Of nearly 80 Per cent.
Il Is persistently rumored that the Ger
man contractors intend 70 negotiate d.
reetly with the maghzen for the construe-
ton at Tangier Of a large breakwater.
which would be contrary 10 the Algeciras
act The attitude Of Dr. Rosen has caused
establishment and regret Is expressed that
the Algeciras act has been put ia question
BY German pretensionA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

I signed his position IN the army and Intends
70 engage IN the sheep business In Idaho.
DR.. II. n. Mechanism leaves May Is for
the meeting Of the American Medical assoc
citation at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal d. Miller and small
son are spending a few days in Des Moines.
the guests Of Mr.. Mlner's parents.
Mrs. Charles D. Rich Of Green Bay, wis.
Is the guest Of Or. and Mrs. w. j. Brad
bury and Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Rich.
Mr.. Elmer Redick. who came home 20
attend the wedding Of his brother, re-
turned Friday 70 his school at Farlbault,
MINI.
Mrs. Robert Dozier has returned from a
two weeks visit in Dunlap, Ia. where she
was called by the serious illness of her
father.
Mr. ard Mrs. r A. Cudahy and joseph
Cudahy have returned from Chicago where
they were called by the serious illness OF
John Cudahy.
Captain and Mrs. Robert Hamilton are
in San Francisco. where Captain Hamilton
has rejolned his regiment, the Twenty
second infantry.
DR.. and Mrs. II. N. Mechanism and
daughter, Miss Katherine Mechanism. ex-
pect to sail June Is for Europe where they
will spend six months.
Mrs. j. Percy Fleishel and small son,
Weller FIeishel, left Saturday evening for
Tyler Tex. where they will spend six
weeks visiting friends.
Miss Elizabeth Congdon will leave Mon
day for Sterling, ILL.,. where she will be
present at the wedding Of her cousin. after
which she will visit several places in the
east
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Tempietop Of Seattle.
w
and Mrs. w. G. Templeton, have prolonged
their visit, owing to the illness Of their
small daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight swobe OF San
Francisco arrived today and will be with
Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Rogers. They will
only spend one day I'm Omaha as Mr..
swobe's business calls him to Chicago but
they may make longer visit on their
way home.
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ave trafic by attacking its sources.

slave trafiio by attacking its sources
e., 10 hct as an auxiliary to the United
S9taleA government and as an ally to sim
ilar assoclatlons in foreign countries, thus
world. wv N''iii@eu
3. TO stimulate the formation Of associa-
lions IN all our cities to warn and protect
ditions. 0o'-
To cooperate with all associations
whose work Is In harmony with ours, and
constitute for them center OF information
suggestion and assistance.
o. 10 investigate instances of wrongdoing
see that the offenders are punished.
Mrs Penttie at OskaIOOsa
Among the much anticipated numbers on
the program OF the Iowa Federation b.en-
NAL TO be held at Oskaloosa thas week. Will
be a talk on "Club Study" by Mrs. Ella
W. Peattie. former president Of the Omaha
Womans club. Since leaving Omaha Mrs.
Peattie has been on the stan Of the Chicago
Tribune and has ALSO completed several
books, chiefly OF short stories that have
appeared from time to time In various
magazines. Mrs. Peattie Is an enthusiasts
club woman, being a member Of the Fort
nightly club Of Chicago, the Lyceum OF
London. the Chicago Womans club and an
honorary member Of the Omaha Woman's
club.
The decision Of Mrs, Emma +. ByeTs to
decline the offer Of the ST. Louis Young
women's Christian association and retain
the general secretaTyship OF the local asso-
citation 10 heartily appreciated by all IA
miliar with Mrs. Byers work among the
young women OF Omaha
The Mothers Circle OF IAthrop school Will
meet in the kindergarten room Of the
school Tuesday afternoon, May Il. at 3
o'clock. Superintendent Davidson will ad-
dress the women and an invitation has
been extended 10 ali mothers interested In
the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
Social Chit-Chnt.

MT and Mrs. Morris Mckay have taken
house at 5Is South Twenty eighth street.
Mr. and Mrs. William l. Klerstead have
moved to their new home at 4sO2 Florence
boulevard.
Mrs. Philip Dodge has taken the resi-
denee Of Mrs. George Patterson until Oc-
tober. while Mrs. Patterson is in Europe.
The wedding OF Miss whitney and Mr..
Philip Dodge will be solemnized Tuesday.
June H. az high noon at Brookline, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F, Shaw announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Leila, TO Mr.. Richard J. skankoy. The
wedding will take place in June
hr, and Mrs. Samuel Burns are anticI-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BrOWneII HaII

A Home School for Youns 49,.
Girls students holding certiacates co, alu
ING In iul the entrance reuuirenenfs ~
are admitted without examinatioro iowa
TOT year OF ADVANCE course. Certidcafs A.
Souese preparatory course admIfs - -
hassar, wellesley, Smith, Nj HoivoLS
University OF Nebraska, I5niversftSy oASs,
Wisconsin and University OF tsbics ~ Ot
b1ceptlonai advantages In Music. Arr 49,
Domestlc science Well equipped g,rnns
SUM ana outdoor sports. Students moI6-
cred sympathetically by women OF I'LL srthl
highly important formative period thst
ioHrtsen and tWenty-one years OF ag, oh
send Tor illustrated Year Book
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
SOCIETY IN RESTLESS MOOD
TWh onbles Put in Tusy Week with
Varet7 Of fairs.
SUMNER CLUBS c-Rrtss o. ATTRACTION

National Vigilance Committee Active
An CnmBaigR for Protection of
Young wOmen-Outtne OF
Organizations Work.
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patlng a very delightful European trip.
They expect 90 sail from New York on
June Tor Cherbourg. France. and later
will go 10 Dublin. Ireland 20 attend the
wedding OF a relative. Later they will Join
a party and make a coaching tour through
England. Mr.. Burns viii return home IN
August, but Mrs Burns will remain until
fail
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12

She ssid tad defective sight
tpun that summer day.
cou.n not see ner nat was white
Or hal ner gown WAS gray. ..-
Think! Gray and white, for lovers eyes
VIZ. everything / viewed
was blusnIng line the uUIuing skies
All, ia was rOseaEe hued
The LOveblind.
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or date Will De OF interest u many
Miss Garrett, Baltimore. ,................$ 200
Mrs. Henry Willard. New York.......... z,6OO
A Friend, New York.....,..............,. SbOe
Mrs. Russell Sage, New York. .....,..., $500
Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw, Boston.......... 900
Mrs. Cooilley Ward Chicago. ........... ZOO
Mrs. Henry NJ. Wilmarth Chicago. 200
Mrs. David p Kimball Boston. ...... ZOO
Mrs. Russell Sage, New York Second
subseriptionl ..-.........,.,......:.:..''. S,9OO
Mrs. Emma ]. Bartol Philadelphia: =. l,500
Mrs. Mary A. Burnham, philadelphia zsbOO
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac ClothieF, Phila-
delphla ..ss'-''''' %IOOV
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Henszey, -.
Philadelphia ............ss..'..... s'gVv
Miss Emily Rowland, Sherwood, N. Y. Zoo
Mrs Robert Able, New York.. 500
Mrs. Frederick Nathan, New York.. go
A Friend, Providence, r. I............ 600
Miss Ella Mench, Philadelphia..,....... 800
DR. Anna p. sharpless Philadelphia. 500
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Miller, Geneva -.
N. Y, ................ ..''.'.'.' wv
Miss Anne Fitzhugh Miller Geneva,
N. Y. .....,s..s....,ss.s.. .''''"ss ~
Mrs William NJ. WINS, New York. 800
Mrs. Lucretia l. Blankenburg Phila-
A Friend .......,.........,...... 5000
-
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WORK OF THE CLUB WOMEN
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Con-
Ducts Institute at South Omaha.
GRAND MEMORIAL To SUSAN B. ANTHONY
Omaha Club Also Scene of Mach
Festivity-Visitors, Brides and
Debutantes Feted and
Dined.

The Susan B. Anthony memorial fund Of
500, 600 has been completely subscribed. The
money is to be used for the promotion OF
the cause Of woman suffrage, to which
Miss Anthony gave her life. The movement
was started a year ago last February
when the National Suffrage association met
in Washington, d. c. At that time 1t was
stated by officers of the association that
IL $4,000 annually for five years could be
placed at their disposal over and above
the present income, more could be ac-
complished for woman suffrage than has
been gained in the last twenty years. The
establishment of this fund was later de-
termined upon as a memorial to Miss
Anthony, Miss Mary Carey Thomas, presi-
dent Of Bryn Mawr college, and Miss Gar
rett being among the most active in rails
ing It.
All subscriptions to the fund were made
contingent to the raising of the whole
amount, $4,000. on or before May i, 1907,
and with the exception Of the subscriptions
of members of the committee and two
other persons. the entire fund was sub
scribed during the first two months. The
following subscription list arranged in order
80 a.
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Total

lOlal '''-s ''''''' :. ~
BY the conditions of the gift this S6O'OOO
was to be paid over by the chairman and
treasurer OF the committee to the officers
of the National American Woman Suffrage
association on the first day OF May. In
I'VE equal annual payments beginning May
/, 1907, for the next FIVE years with In
struction that $500 or about one-third
of the amount shall be used each year to
pay salaries to the devoted women who
are giving their whole time to the equal
suffrage cause, and that the remaining
81 800 shall be used at the discretion OF
the officers of the National American
Woman Suffrage association to promote
the cause of equal suffrage by every means
In their power.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-12
temperance institute.

The Women's Christian Temperance
union OF Douglas county will conduct a
temperance institute at South Omaha Mon
day and Tuesday of this week under the
direction OF Mrs. S. X Daily OF Univer-
sity Place. The meetings will be held
at the First Methodist church, the insti-
tute 10 open Monday morning at O'Clock
with devotional exercises. A Demorest
medal contest will be a feature OF Mon
days session. Tuesdays session will open
at 9:45 a. m, the following program having
been arranged;
Devotional exercises, Mrs. d. Banner;
Local and Special Conditions OF Work and
What We Expect to Accomplish by this
perance in the Sunday School," Mrs. Cora
Fellers; 1915, general discussion, How
Local Unions" Mrs. Adelaide Rood; noon
tide hour OF prayer Miss LOttie Schroeder
2 p. m devotional exercises, Mrs. N: Nc
KittTiss S pennso 9e soy y a m free
parliament How May Christians Make
Aggressive Warfare Against the saloonY
DR., Wheeler. Mrs F B; Towle esv w, II
exercises. Rev. Karl G. w. Hitler; address.
Mrs. s. X. Daily; offering; benediction.
rne Work OF the national vigilance COM
mittee, organized a few months ago to
break up the white slave trafhc in this
country, Is ALREADY beginning 70 De Aelti
although the organization is still imper-
feet. Working together in this committee
are men and women Of national prominencs
IN phllanthropic and Christian work,
Among them are Miss Grace Dodge Of
New 70 k, president Of the Young Women's
Christian Association Of the United States
Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop W. n. McVickar
OF Providence, r. l., Rev. Anna Garlin
Spencer and many others equally well
known. Details concerning the methods OF
work to be conducted by the committee will
not be made public, but the public Is as
sured that they will be carried out intelli-
gently and theoretically as the personnel
OF tho committee suggests. II may be said
In general. however. that the endeavor will
be 10 search out the sources OF the trafiic
and ascertain facts. with the hope that
when the data Is In hand an effective rem
edy may be found. On the other hand. the
work Will be largely preventive. The
committee has announced The following line
OF work:
To break W the international white
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
Pennsylvania Railroad
BULLETIN.
PHILADELPtiIA's GREAT WEEK.
Bull. lN..

July Is co. when the Eks hold their Annual Reunion
in Philadelphia will be glorious week in the Quaker City.
years such borate preparations been made
honor Cys guests those which being made
members of the Order and to entertain the hous
who expected TO visit the city during the week
grand Court of Honor in Broad Street. the mag
ncent structure of the kind erected in America and
costing $5000O will be great feature of the occasion.
Every night during the week this Court of Honor together
with the City Hail. will be Illuminated by myrads of electric
lights of various colors
On Wednesday, July H. massed band parade of over
1000 musicians will take place.
On Thursday July 49, the Grand Parade of all visiting
Eks will Over 1000 from all sections of the
country will participate Each Lodge will have band
will distinct uniform Each uniform will typfy
the city represented by the lodge Many the uni
forms will be historical and picturesque
On Saturday July 90 there will be grand excursion
the seashore Atlantic City, Cape May, Wildwood Ocean
City, Asbury Park and other popular resorts within easy
reach Of Philadelphia BY the fast express rn of the Penn
sylyana Railroad.
Excursion tickets to Philadelphia will be sold July 13 to
II incusieve reduced from stations 100 miles
from Philadelphia.
For exact fares and conditions tickets consult nearest
Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Agent
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-22
x1DDLrrowH. DEL. JUNE ~, 1907.
0oop RoAD WORK uNpER way

tNoW that the Levy Court has
found q satisfactory purchaser
for its first issue of bonds for
road purposes the betterment OF
the highways is to be taken mp.
The highway commissioner has
been authorized to advertise for
bids for constituting tWenty-one
and one-half miles of new roads,
and every hundred is to secure
some Of the new work. In this
way there is to be fair distri-
button of the money provided
for.
1--WE are not familiar with all
the sections it is proposed to i'm
prove, but it is hoped that they
are stretches of road that lead
somewhere and connect with
other roads of good quality and
ate to to be be off off prae aettieaall and general
use for the farmer and others.
Roads that parallel steam roads
are not exactly desired at this
time, but roads that terminate in
towns and at railroad stations are
all important. But we imagine
the Levy Court has considered
this phase of the work in its dis
tribution of the contracts.
"a trifle more than one-third
of the bond issue authorized is to
be provided for now and the
work should be taken up before
long. In building these roads
care should be taken to provide
the necessary bitches on the
sides in order to- prevent the
washing of the beds. Good
drainage is one Of the necessary
factors in the building of roads,
in order to ensure their durabil-
ity and long continued usefulness
without repairs.
"With- -twenty.one miles more
of good roads secured this county
viii advance well, and the farm
ers in particular will soon come
to realize what it means for
them. Good and hard roads with
the proper drainage ought to last
for many years, and that is what
are to be provided. tits crafty
ing that the first issue Of road
bonds has been seenred By a local
company, thus giving 0 direct in
terest in the financing Of the pro-
iect. As an investment Of high
quality these bonds should find a
ready market and the rate Of in.
terest secured is evidence that
the credit of New Castle county
is good. .'-Mor7ing News.