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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
Pleasures Past

One OF the parties at the Orpheum satur-
day evening included Miss Amy Gilmore,
Miss Katherine Powell, Miss Nell Callahan,
Mr.. Win Schall, Mr.. Bryant Rogers and
Mr. Barrymore of Chicago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Byrn entertained Friday
evening for Miss Bess Frman, who will
leave Omaha for her former home in Chap
man, Neb. Those present were Misses Bess
Friman, Ida Jontz, Esther Johnson Mort
Claud, Helen Goodson Fanny Grodinsky
and Josephine Rohdin.
Mrs. John Bourke was hostess at an in
formal afternoon tea from to Saturday
at her home in honor of her house guest,
Miss Gassette of Paris France. The ap-
pointments and decorations were in yellow,
and assisting Mrs. Bourke were Mrs George
Voss, Miss Harper, Miss Sara Bourlle and
Miss Anna Bourke. About thirty guests
were present
MISS Fannie Rowland entertained at an
Orpheum party Saturday In honor of
Miss Edna Dunn of Salt Lake City and
for Miss Nell Calvin of San Francisco.
After the theater they went to the Delft
Tea Rooms. Those present were Misses
Edna Dunn, Nell Calvin, Effe Haight,
Laura Dale, Fannie Rowland and Mrs.
Wayne Hemphill.
Mrs. James l. Darby and Mrs p. o.
Nelson entertained Saturday for Mrs. ]. A
Frazier of Chicago with a box party at
the Boyd and luncheon at the Henshaw
The guests were Mesdames George Wise
John Bruce, WIN Frazier. James Frazier
OF Chicago. Minnie Frazier. James Darby
Fred Shoemaker. Clarence Berkshire, Fred
Berkshire, p o, Nelson and Misses Libby
Frazier, Ann Nelson and Eva Hughes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
RARE OPERATION IN SURGERY
MendinE shattered Nertebrae by
Delicate Process May SRV"
Mans Life.

With his back broken and more than half
or his body paralyzed, Joseph Wuoto, an
Italian, aged "a years, is lying i'm the Ger
mantown hospital in Philadelphia with an
excellent chance Of recovering from his in
juries. as the result Of remarkable sur
gical operation performed recently by DIT
Charles Mitchell of Philadelphia. The
operation which necessitated the removal
of shattered pieces Of the vertebrae and a.
bloody tumor, which was found resting on
the spinal cord, as we'll as the reduction
of a dislocati6n Of the twelfth vertebrae.
was witnessed by a number Of physicians
and nurses, who were present by invita-
ton, and who expressed the opinion that
the case was one of the most remarkable
ever brought to their attention.
Wuoto was injured while making an ex-
cavation on grounds of the Nelson valve
company at Edge Hill. Montgomery
county. He was working at the bottom of
twelve-foot hole when the embankment
of dirt and stone gave way and buried him
from sight Fellow workmen labored hero
ically to extract him, and he was sent
more dead than alive, to the hospital He
regained consciousness, however, shortly
after reaching the institution. Having a
broken back, It was believed at first that
his case was hopeless, and that he would
die. but Drs. Swartley, Bowen and Parker
determined to leave nothing undone to try
and preserve his life and so summoned DR..
Mitchell, who decided to adopt heroic
measures and perform an operation. Fol
lowing the operation, which was Of an ex-
tremely delicate nature, the patient was
placed in heavy water bed, with weights
attached TO his legs to prevent any possible
movement that might disturb the readjusted
and weakened spine.-Philadelphia Record
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

Saturday from Boston, where he served as
best man at the wedding Of his brother
Mr. Frank McCaffrey and Miss Mary
Storrs Flynn which was celebrated
Wednesday. The Omaha men who were
ushers at the wedding were Dr. Henry Fitz-
gibbon DIT Frederick Lsngdon. Or Louis
Bushman and r. +. Leary. They will
spend ten days visiting In eastern cities be-
sores returning home.
Among passengers booked TO sail on the
Hamburg American line steamship Presi-
dent Lincoln. leaving Hamburg, october ?,
and Boougne and Southampton. october 3.
for New York are Mrs. Sigmund Arm
stein. Miss Ruth Arnstein, Mrs. William
Newton Miss Mary Newton, Master Will
lam Newton, jr., Rev. and Mrs. Liudbere.
all Of Omaha Mr.. and Mrs Asmus Sch
wartz Mr. John d. Zastrow, Emerson Neb.
Mrs w b. Gown, who has been spend
ing ten days with General and Mrs. Gown
during Captain GOWNS absence on a prac-
tice march. returned TO her home at Fort
d. A. Russell, Wyo. Friday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
Wedding Bells

November will rival October in the cele-
bration Of large weddings The first of
these will be the wedding of Miss Flor
ence Olmsted, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Olmsted, to Mr.. Bentley Grimes Nc
Cloud of Chicago, which will be celebrated
Tuesday evening November l. at o'clock
at the First Presbyterian church. The
maid OF honor VIII be Miss Anna Louise
Knoedler of Chicago and the bridesmaids
will be Misses Gladys Birknauser OF Mil
waukee, Marguerite Busch. Rogene Del
lecker and Katherine Milroy. The best
man will be Mr., Ralph Sargent Of ST.
Louis, and Rev. Edwin Hart jerks will
perform the ceremony. Little Miss Ruth
Mccoy will be the ring bearer. After the
ceremony there will be a reception at the
hCme OF Mr.. and Mrs, Olmsted in Flor
ence.
The marriage OF Miss Norma Marshall,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Marshall
to Mr.. Jay Buckingham, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett buckingham, will be cele-
brated Wednesday evening. November g.
at Trinity Cathedral, Dean George Beecher
officiating. Miss Marshall will have as her
attendants Miss Blanche Marshall, maid
of honor; Mrs. Wayne Hemphill, matron
OF honor and Miss Edna Dunn OF Salt
Lake City who will be bridesmaid.
Another November wedding viii be that
Of Miss Daisy Rogers daughter OF MI
and Mrs. r. +. Rogers, TO Mr. Charles Z.
Olson Of Grand Island. This wedding will
be celebrated at the home OF the brides
parents, and the date will probably be
Saturday evening, November %.
Miss Sophia NJ Eickmeyer aud Mr Harry
i Cd "A a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

given assurances OF safety II they retuu
home, but only 100 have dccidcdc to do 80
The first party Of sixty refugees huddlee
over by the Bulgarian authorities Co the
stopped and turned back az Guishcvo, he
cause the committee refused to receive
them demanding that they should first Ge
liver up their arms and then proceed home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
bers and the governors conceived the party
for next week

TOT next week.
Omaha people who have been spending
the summer in Europe have nearly all ar
ranged to be home for Ak-Sar-Ben week.
The latest arrivals are Miss Frances Nash
Miss Jean Cudahy and Miss Helen Cudahy,
who have been spending several months in
Europe and will arrive home Sunday morn
ing. They are accompanied by Mrs. e. w.
Nash and Mrs. e. A. Cudahy who met
them in New York. and by Mr.. Cudahy.
who has been spending a few days in
Chicago. The young women spent the
summer visiting the points of interest on
the British isles and on the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Halter returned
Wednesday from delightful trip abroad,
spending most of their time in Germany and
Switzerland, The countries which were en-
joyed mostly by Mr. and Mrs Haller were
Norway and Oberammergau. They met
omaha people everywhere. Among places
or interest visited, the kings palace was
one Of the chief attractions.
Miss Mae Hamilton was also a passenger
on the steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
She was met in New York by Miss Stella
Hamilton, and they will return to Omaha
the first of the week.
Former Senator Joseph H. Willard and
Miss Jessie Willard returned Thursday after
pleasant sojourn in Europe. They spent
much time in motor trips and were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Smith
and Miss Harriet Smith. Mr. Smith re-
turned this morning. but Mrs Smith and
Miss Smith are now in New York. where
Miss Smith will attend school this winter.
Mrs. Smith will reach home in a few days.
Mr.. Arthur D.. Brandeis also returned
home from Europe this morning Mrs.
Brandeis and Miss Ruth Brandeis remain
ing in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Kelly returned
home a week ago, after spending the sum-
mer in the British Isles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
MonheIt's aud Ak-snr-Ben BaII.

Just previous to the Ak-Sar- Ben ball will
be very trying on large hairdressing and har
goods establishments like Monheit's. Every
body will want their wo,K done at the last
moment. This, OF course. is out Of the ques-
ton so Mr.. Monheit advises to phone
Douglas 1888 and make early and definite
appointments
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
= AT the Clubs
Al the Country Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hannah, ir., and
MIR. and Mrs George Il. Mayne gave large
dance at the Country club Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Hannah and Mr.
George Van Brunt, whose wedding takes
place in the near future, About fifty guests
from Council Bluffs attended
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
BIG DELEGATION OF REFUGEES
Flock 10 sofia from Macedonia In
the Hope ot Assuring Them
selves safety,

SOFIA oct Especial TO The BceD-
one thousand four hundred and thirty ref.
ugees from Macedonia are registered at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

formed the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Mac
Carly will make their home In Los Angeles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
Miss PEGGY POLLEYS OF MINNEAPOLIS GUEST
OF Miss AMY GILMORE

low Saturday evening was given by Mrs.
p. f. Peterson in honor of Mr.. Ernest II.
Scott, who has recently returned from
London, England, where he attended col
lege. The guests were mostly high school
students Pink carnations decorated the
table and those present were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
Al HappN Hollow.

Members OF Happy Hollow club will con-
clude the season with five special events
beginning with a campfire and ending with
a Halloween mask ball. October II is the
day set for the campfire. Two days later
will come the special golfers dinner for
the masculine members. on the 18th there
will be a harvest home" festival and on
the Goth an entertainment OF living pictures
disguised as tableauX vivant The season
will close saturday, October % All the
members are expected to be there to join
I'm the Halloween revelry.
Miss Eunice Stebbins was hostess at
luncheon saturday al Happy Hollow for the
teachers OF history in the Omaha and
South Omaha High schools. Those present
were;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
SOCIETY FOLLOWS The RING

Ak.sar Ben Rules in World of En-.
tertainment.
cHuDREN's BALL SATURDAY
Europe and Getting Ready for
Festivities Of the Conn
InE winter.
society's Ways.
Here's toast to fashion
And her furbelOWs!
Changing hats and turbaus
Changing shoes aud hose
Changing straignt-frOnt cUrsets
For the other kind,
Taking curves from forward,
Putting curves behind,
Throwing Psyche knots or
Calling out for rats,
Moulding rOly-pOlys
Into merely Stats.
Moving waist lines upward
Moving waist lines Gown
Yesterday your dictum
Was the empire gown,
Now you are uncertain;
Probably next week
Nou'l prescribe a garment
Which Is purely Greek
Fashion, you're wonder,
Changing walk and pose.
And very juggler
When II comes 10 clothes.
Here IL to you, fashion,
In q hating rhyme
For YOU leave sweet woman
Woman all The time.
Chicago News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

In the announcement that the Cornell
University Glee club will visit Omaha this
year the holiday plans come into focus.
for with the announcement of the concert
comes also pleasing information of social
affairs 10 attend their visit
The Cornell club Is planning 10 make
the visit Of the Glee club memorable.
socially, and there will be. both a recep-
ton on the day OF the concert. December
l6 and ball following the concert
This will be the first visit OF the Cor
nell musicians Yale. Michigan and other
colleges, however, have favored Omaha
with visits and been favored by Omaha
with festivities, enjoyed, both by the en-
tsrtainers and the entertained.
Prof Willard Chambers in cooperation
with the board OF AksRr-Ben governors
has planned a splendid ball for children
from to o'clock next Saturday after
noon. II will be held at the Chambers
academy.
An the children Of the knights OF Ak
sar-Ben are invited to attend the affair.
Between the numbers there viii be given
a number OF fancy dances by some OF
the well known child dancers OF the city.
This occasion IL 90 be the special Ak-sar-
Ben entertainment for children. Last year
the children had a Cinderella ball. but
there had been no arrangements made for
the little ones this year, until Mr.. Cham
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bronze entertained
at dinner last evening at Happy Hollow
for the following guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur English. Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Con-
rad, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Kessler Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holmes, DR.. and Mrs w. n. Dorward, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A Stewart, DR.. and Mrs. A B.
Somers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Russell and
Judge and Mrs. w. II. Munger
Other dinner reservations were made by
c. r. Sherman, who had six guests DR..
A. c. Stokes, six; s. II. Ross, seven; j. w.
Towle, eighteen; n. II. Loomis, six; G. A.
Rohrbaugh, six; w. p. Durkee, four; e. A.
Hatfield, four; r. c. Callahan, two; T. w.
Blackburn. five; S. ID. Barkalow. eleven;
Judge Irving F. Baxter, five; w. P. Craig,
four; w. D. Williams. three; DR.. a. w.
Mason, ten; b. +, Marshall, two; w. S.
Curtis, three.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Miss Kate Moores to Mr. Arthur
CRAFTS of Detroit. The marriage will be
quietly celebrated Tuesday evening Octo-
Der H. at o'clock at the home of the
bride. Mr.. Harry Moores, brother of the
bride, will give her away; Rev. T. ].
Mackay will perform the ceremony Miss
Ethel Abbott Of Buffalo will be maid of
honor and the brides only attendant Mr..
Joseph Crafts OF Indianapolis will be best
man. Only relatives will be present at the
ceremony, which will be followed by a
small and informal reception for a few
friends.
The marriage of Miss Olive Baker, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Baker, to Mr.
Harry Kelly, will be celebrated Tuesday
evening October IL, at st. Mary's Avenue
congregational church and will be followed
by reception at the hcme of Mr.. and Mrs
Baker This will be one of the larger we'd
dings OF the month. The attendants for
this wedding will be Miss Helen Kendick
or Chicago, maid of honor, and the Misses
Martha Dale, Gladys Peters, Louise Lord
and Eliza Halsey OF Elizabeth, N. j., brides
maids. Mr.. Richard Baker will be best imam
and the ushers will be Messrs. George
Proundnt OF Lincoln Ralph Wilcox of Min
neApolis, Royal COmstock and Jesse Whit
more.
A prominent wedding OF October will be
that OF Miss Ruth Moorhead, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Park Moorhead. 10
Mr. Frederick r. Wing OF Chicago which
will be celebrated Saturday evening Octo-
Der p, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Moor
head. Miss Moorheads many friends re-
Eret that her marriage will take her tc
another city to reside The marriage OF
Miss Pearl Fitzgerald, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs T. J. Fitzgerald, to Mr.. Harold Scar,
will be celebrated Wednesday Afternoon
AZ the home of the bride. Only relative.
and few friends will be present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

Miss Sophia NJ. Eickmeyer aud MIR. Harry
Hsyford MacCarty were married Saturday
morning at the home 81 the grooms sister.
Mrs, b Arrasmith Rev. r. T. Rouse per
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

MONDAY-Miss Carolyn Barkalow, 3
o'clock coffee for Miss Lois Don MIR J.
w Towle, dinner at happy Inflow
Miss Ethel Mayne, Orpheum patty.
TUESDAG-Miss Florence Power uluch-
con at Happy Hollow for Miss We
Baker and Miss Marion 1aler ladies
day and midweek mop a Happs follow.
WBDNESDAY-Wed ding OF Miss Pearl
Fitzgerald and Mr.. Harold Sears at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f.. lItz urald.
Miss Gladys Peters luncheon Tor Miss
olive Baker.
THURsDAY-Mrs John r. Webster.
luncheon at Happy Hollow. LADIES dav
more, Orpheum party for Miss Lois Don.
FRIDAY-Ak-Sar-Be Ben coronation bail.
Acknowledgement dancing party at
Chambers academy for sons and daugh-
tiers OF knights Of Ak-Sar- Ben.
Societys plans for this week coincide tn
startling degree with the rest of the
Omaha world; they are, in fact Ak-Sar-
Ben plans. And not only does society focus
its attention upon the great fall festival,
but II invites ITS own guests to assist in
the festivities and makes Ak-Sar- Ben plans
for them.
The guests who are here for this years
coronation are numerous, even more nu-
merous than in previous years when they
likewise have been important contributors
10 the success of the great event. For the
entertainment or their guests numerous in
formal events are being planned These
entertainments include, most certainly, at
tendance at the two great parades. In
deed the window parties for the seeing
of the electric parade and also for the
military parade are both instnctively Ak
Sar-Ben entertainments and listed proml-
nently in all social calendars. The other
entertaining will include motor parties and
luncheons.
There is, of course, one day pre-emlnent
In the week. one event pre-eminent in all
plans, and that is Friday, when the world
OF society shares in the most American ex-
preston Of the most European ceremony,
the coronation OF good King Ak-Sar- Ben
XVI and his fair queen. The mystery OF
who may be queen is still-offcally-se-
cret. Neither have the special maids been
announced, though It is known who will
be included since the custom is to include
the seasons debutantes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

Many events have been promised for
after Ak-sar-Ben" and prominent among
these anticipated festivities are the fall
weddings That the promise is to be kept
IL clearly shown by the number OF we'd
dings not only announced, but for which
invitations already have been issued. Next
week. both as the first week after Ak
Sar-Ben and as the first available week in
the favored month Of October, is to be
week of weddings
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
CHAPTER X

EAnEI turned aud slowly climb M el the stairs The giris were
 suH sitttug up waiting fer 1 X nef
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15

II was almost o'clock when the maid brought q note up 10 Mabel. II was from Harold. and he asked that De might see her for q moment
 Ills face vas % twisted ssith pain and remorse that she hardly feeos pfzed bIm and bis attemp, at a smile Of welcome Was so pitiful that Mabel smathered an lBfeluniafy ery Of sym. pafby
 eNon't yon come out on tie campus fes moments z De asked T wou't keep yon loag
 He led her along ip silence Ill they came e f iif3a eiglep of trees that stood back shon distance from the walk Harold motioned Mahei to a seat in the fantastic shadow cast by the tepsiBed m0oD aud threw himself down Al her feet
 Eve gnt something to tell you.+ he began. and hIs satre was husky with emotion something that probably no one hut you will nnderStaad' he went en. sand maybe you won 1.
 He paused moment as 1T gathering himself together for the ordeal, and then. slowly. haltlngly. but without emitting q single deiail. he told the whole miserable story
 Mabel sat silent for long time after he had finished
 Welt he snid at Inst. why don't you tell me whit you think of aes''
 q al a boy said Mabel h q sudden rusb Of sympathy But t may noi turn out to be as bad as 1T seems now Have yon mhde any ransf
 He shook his head "puly thai I'm going away somewhere mud net coming back til have Soeo in my hand | caa't ask father fur IL
 That's the very ihlng ] was going to suggest. said Mabel "siS hundred datlaFs k great deai of money. but you're young and strong. and know you can earn itr
 Harold leaped to his feet 'fon don't know how much better you ys' nude me feel Mabel" he said Il came over here tonight feeling as if l hadn't friend in the world. but you have put some new hope Into mo. This has been bad days work, an awful days work. but I'll live it down yet"
 'Teil the girls about II. he went on as they reached the door of the dormt. tory. s'l can't bear ta see them. Tel Beth she deserves to have far better brother than she's got won't show up again i'll those gambling debts are paid" He closed the door is Mabel stepped inside and then turned and hurried nMay.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
GLITTER N.

t
 ' YHES n2rold Du ysl left col
 Ia Eere with sbe determiBation
 w ef eaFuiaz money t0 pay his
 xzmAIinz deuts t was EHh g yery hazy Idea if bow h~ was go4ng to do it Of enp tnlHg he ua- defer. nilus-1- hs asual s9 .s far away that theFs Bsuil bs ll-fie danger of bis b. iHg kEann lf eas stHi HIsbaut a eeii- rife rurysrs4 fhsf ae bearded train and sffrfed we.E At saA Lake Clf5 te steple6 ss6 sIsat several days lsekIna fer Wofs enlg to Gnd that ,eegy pesstion had lalf dozen men waiting for it
 Af lasf fu dlseanrag agemenf he took fbe train again. fhzs otae BOt stepping uasI he rssseHei Seattle. Here hIs search Tor worR was Of ilstie more HYaii than af Saif Lake City. One day when b1th bls money aud bis hopes had almost reaeked their lowest ebo he wandered down 10 tbe wharf and stood idly wateaiug q seaIer making ready to sail
 He was suddenly startled by a beavy hand on his sllDHlier and turned quick looking. bearded seaman. The sailor looked Harold over critically for mo- ment without speaking. holding ap- proytngiy as he noted the well built, athletic form
 Do you want 10 ship with us7' he asked al last.
 Harold looked from his rough ques- tioner to the dirty little ship and shud- dered. A winter ID the arctic circle with a crew Of quarrsiing sailors for companions was uot exactly what he had had in mind hen be started west to earn that Seed Then he remembered Mabers last words. T know you can do 1t. Harold and the disappointed look in Gladys eyes the time she said. The kind of boys 1 like are those who can do things He turned and looked the shipmasfer squarely in the eyes. "I'Il go.'. he said How muchf'
 "A hundred dollars month and your share Of oue=fourfh Of the net profits Re ready in half an hour"
 The history Of that sealing trip would make story in itself There were tines when Harold almost wish e6 that be could leese his bold Of the greasy rail and drop info the water. where he could rest The days were q confused 5ulnble If nerve racking toll and the nights krief moment of ob- lixions sluHber he hardest training ea the football HeId had- been play compared to thls. hnt Harold was blessed wifh strong constitution. and before they had been eut month he could hold up his end of The work wEtb auy man on board II was hard trip for boy who Lad never worked before but II lid much to make a man of him. and he came back great y chnnged Harold.
 II was summer again. and Mabel was sitting on low banging branch of one of the apple trees reading one afternoon when She was startled by merry hello froa the ground below and. gianclng down. saw Harold look Ing up at her.
 Tlie eight months he had been away had nlnde great change in him. His mouth was firmer there was a strong