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Phila., Pa.-"I can truly say that Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood
Purifier saved my life. When I was IA years
old 1 was regular and then it went away for q
long time. went to many doctors but none
helped me, SO L wrote to you for advice and fol.
lowed your directions. / took the Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier and now 1 am
strong and healthy again. I cannot express my
gratitude to you. = Lizzie Weber, 4152 N.
Fairhill ST., Phila., Pa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
will give luncheon for Miss EIolse Wood

will give a luncheon for Miss Eloise Wood
Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Barker will give a luncheon
Wednesday. May %, at her home for Miss
Louise Peck.
Mrs. J. e. Summers, jr., will entertain
at luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss
Louise Peck.
Mrs. Charles Offutt will give luncheon
at her home Thursday in compliment to
Miss Bessie Yates.
Miss Laura Dale and Miss Martha Dale
will entertain al bridge Thursday afternoon
in compliment to Miss Nathalie Lawles Of
Brooklyn and Miss Eloise Wood.
The Jewish Ladies' Relief society will
give the third of series of card parties
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
Ancient order of United Workmen hall.
Miss Katherine Thummel will entertain
the seniors of Brownell Hall at luncheon
at her home Saturday. Miss Ida Darlow
entertans the class at dinner at Happy
Hollow Saturday evening.
Boxes for the entire season of the May
Music festival have been taken by Mrs.
e. A. Cudahy, Mrs. F.. w. Nash Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Joslyn, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. McShane Mr.. and Mrs. j.. L. Kountze,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kountze. Mrs. Frank
afternoon for Mrs. Byers. The party will
be made up of Mrs. Byers, Mrs. j. M.
Metcalf, Mrs. George W. Tilden, Mrs.
Charles Keller. Mrs. d. V. Clarke and
Mrs Frank Haller,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Pleasures Past.

Mrs. Jay ID. Foster was hostess at an in
formal luncheon given at the Omaha club
Saturday in compliment to Miss Eloise
Wood who will be one of the June brides,
and for her guest, Madam Mangelsdorf of
Berlin, Germany. Spring flowers were used
in decoration and covers were placed for
eight.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reed entertained at
dinner last evening at their home, Aloha.
near the Country club. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Wattles.
Mr., and Mrs. F. p. Kirkendall. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. e, Baum, Mr.. and Mrs L. A.
Cudahy, Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Reed Mrs.
Barber and Mr.. f. A. Brogan.
Mrs. J. w. Peck was given a house warm
ing by the members OF the Just Us Card
club, at her home. Wednesday afternoon.
Luncheon was served in the dining room,
which was decorated with roses and smilax
Among those present were Mrs. E. c.
Grant, Mrs. e. c. English, Mrs. o. p. Nest
man, Mrs. l. L. Hartley. Mrs. Ellen Haley.
Mrs. Eugene Worthington, Mrs A. A
Clarkson and Mrs. J. b. Gross
Mrs ID. C. Bradford Saturday was hostess
at prettily appointed bridge luncheon
given in her home on South Thirty seventh
street in honor OF Mrs. sherman Garfield
OF Sheridan, Wyo~ The appointments and
decorations were pink and covers were
placed for Mesdames sherman Garfield
Arthur Lewis, ii. H. Baldrigs, J. A. c,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
AZ Happy Hollow.

The decorations at the formal opening of
Happy Hollow last evening were especially
attractive. color scheme of pink was
used in the ball room where a number OF
small tables were placed for the guests
and pink carnations and ferns were used
in this room. In the dining room and on
the closed porch green and white was the
color scheme used, lilies ferns and palms
hcing, used in profusion,
The largest dinner party was given by
members OF the Harmony club. At this
table covers were placed for Mr.. and Mrs
f. A. Benson Mr., and Mrs, w, l.. Seby,
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Austin, Mr. and Mrs.
f. D. VanCourt, Mr., and Mrs J. L. Baker.
MIR, and Mrs. r. w. Breckenridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Breckenridge OF Chicago, Mrs.
Harry w. Breckenridge of Franklin, Pa
Mr., aud Mrs. II. n. Wood Miss Wood and
Madam Mangelsdort Of Berlin, Germany
Dining together at another table were
Mr.. and Mrs c. &. Wright, MIR. and Mrs.
e. +. Johannes. MIR, and Mrs. John Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs, C. w. Russell, Miss
Florence Russell and Miss Anna Russell.
Mr., and Mrs, d. c. Patterson had as their
guests Miss Carlson Of New York Miss
Miriam Patterson, Lieutenant Short and
Mr. ID, c. Patterson, jr
Other reservations were made by Messrs,
w. b, I. Belt, who had covers for seven:
J. A. Austin, two; j. NJ Akin. three; n. l.
Adams. three; +. b. Alden, two /. F. Bax-
ter, two; G. l., Bradley, three; II. X
Burket four; +. II. Brown, four; r. Bene-
dict, seven, s. ID. Barkalow. five; H. r.
Burnam. three; A. c. Crossman. two; f. H.
Chiokering two: w, s Curtis, two A. l.
Creigh. two; r. l.. Carter, five; w. j.
Creedon. two; +. w. Carmichael. two; II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
A Good Habit.

1t is most important that child be
taught to take proper care OF toilet articles
for everyday use
After being shown the use OF the tooth
brush, a special place should be found
for it and its special care exacted. Toilet
articles can be given as gifts in addition
to the toys and games that every child
expects and should have. piece Of silver
each gift-ume soon inculCates a pride in
the child's belongings and care for their
use.
A shelf for shoes, hangers for little
wraps, coats and clothes, special hooks for
nightgown and wrappers, and place made
attractive with fancy boxes or racks for
ribbons. ties or collars win all help 10
make children particular about their be-
longings and give them perfectly legiti-
mate pride in their neat appearance,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

Mr. and Mrs e. f. Bradley announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Olga
Katherine Bradley to Mr.. Herman Bright
ling Won Nilsson. The wedding will take
place the middle of June.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Yates,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Yates
and Lieutenant Charles c.. Allen will be
celebrated Thursday evening, June 8, at
o clock at the home of the brides parents
at Hillside.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olmsted announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Florence Olmsted, to Mr.. Bentley Grimes
McCloud of Chicago. The wedding will
take place in the autumn. The engage
ment does not come as a surprise to the
many friends of the bride, who regret that
her marriage will take her to another city
to reside,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

scendant of Hendrix Hudson, the ancient
explorer, after whom the Hudson river is
named. His genealogical tree is about as
aristocratic in American ideals that of
any other resident of the United States
His forbears were among the men who ex-
plored America, who settled New York
who fostered the PATRON estates, who
fought Indians, fought the British and did
everything else that those rugged chaps did
in the long ago. In the red book Mr.. Hud-
son is designated by double "A" what
ever that is.
Mr.. Hudson will be united in marriage
to Miss Helen Morgan Firth at the home
of the brides father next Thursday.
Such notables as Alfred Wagstaff, Walter
Kobbe and Anne Gardiner viii be the at
tendants.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

". Culver four. A. w. Carpenter. four;
r. j. Dining. two; w. NJ Davidson. three;
Robert Dempster six: NJ n. Durham,
three r. l. Eliick. two; II. c. Freeman,
three j. r. Ferguson. six; NJ. F. Funk
houser, two; T. n. Fonda, two o. p. Good
man. two; O. F. Gilmore four, n. b. Gray,
two: NJ W. Gahan. two; w. n. Gates.
four. +. II. Garvin. four. E. c. Henry, two;
w. o. Henry two; A. y. Hoag, four; NJ G.
Hayward seven; J. G, Hammond. four;
F. H. Hail. two; Merle Howard, four; @. T.
Haines. two: Judge Kennedy. two A. c.
Kennedy. two; f. Il. Kimberly, three; w.
c. Lyle. four: c. J. Lyon, four; A. Lock-
ner two: S. w. Lindsay. two; Guy Light,
two: II. b. LeDere, four; +. NJ. F. Leflang,
five. n. II. LOOMS, six; A. ID. Lane, six;
j. p. Lord five: Marshall. two; c. II.
Marley. two; c. o. Mulvihll, two; II. w.
Morrow, two; w F. Milroy five; E. T,
Manning two: w. r. Matthews, two; r. II.
Matter. five f. G. McGilton, four; r. l..
Montgomery, six; ID. ID. Miller. four; c. f.,
Niswonger, two: @. n. Noble, two; w. +.
Norman, six; H. d. Nicely, five; d. c,
Patterson, six; A. o. Peterson, nine; V. c.
Peckenpaugh three; p. r. Peterson, five
F.. NJ. Penney, four: B. N. Robertson. two;
w, NJ. Rainboldt. four; S. II. Ross, two;
w. f. Rhodes, two; b. II. Robson, six
j. w. Robbins six: II. L. Reed, three; NJ
NJ. Robertson, five; Roy Ralph, three; II. d,
Reed, six; w. l.. Selby. two: c. r. Sher-
man, four; a. b. Somers. four; c. s. Steb-
bin, four Steurevant, four; T. e. Stebens
two: w. f. Shafer. two; L. s. Smith. four;
w. j. Shorter, three; l. Slbbersen, six
]. A.. Sunderland, six; @. w. Sumner five
b. w. Tandy six; j. w. FOWL, two; G. d
Tunnlcliff, two; c. c. Troxel, five; c. o.
Talmage, two; Mel Uhl five; j. II. Var
Dusen, three; w. p. Warner, two; wester.
field, two; d. Williams, three; c. II
Wright, four.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
At the Field Club.

The week end dinner dance at the Field
club was we'll attended last evening. Mr..
and Mrs, Daniel Baum, jr, entertained in
honor of Miss Bradford and Miss Sims of
Pontiac, ILL.,, guests of Mr.. and Mrs W. j.
Burgess Covers were placed for twelve
guests.
Captain and Mrs. w. p. Wilder enter
tanned in compliment to General and Mrs.
Frederick A. Smith and Miss Smith. Covers
were placed for General and Mrs. Smith
Miss Smith, Lieutenant A. LaRue Christie
Colonel and Mrs. d. e. Mccarthy, Colonel
and Mrs. Bannister and Major and Mrs.
Chase Kennedy.
Dining with Lieutenant and Mrs. DUNCAN
were Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Twamley, Mr..
and Mrs. c. d, Armstrong, Miss Josephine
Young and Lieutenant Estey of Fort Rely.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Jordan gave one of
the dinner parties last evening, their guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Carlisle, Mr..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

and Mrs Victor White, Mr. and Mrs w,
j. Foye, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Peters and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Westbrook.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Sunderland, who have recently returned
from a trip to South America, Mr.. and
Mrs. Entriken entertained at dinner last
evening at the club. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sunderland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur English, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Kessler Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd. DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Sherraden and Mr.. and Mrs
Entriken.
Smaller dinner parties were given by
Mr. and Mrs. a. u. Marriott, who had SIX
guests Messrs. J. W. Hughes had covers
placed for four; W. e. Mlkesell, four; H
S. Pollard four; w. j. Council, six and e
B. Carrighan, four.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

Kennedy. Edawrd Creighton. Jerome
Magee, J. j. Hannighen, u. c. Bradford
Misses Louisa Storz and Blanche kinsler.
Mrs Edwin Slater entertained at bridge
Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss Edith
Carson, who will be one OF the spring
brides. japanese decorations and score
cards were especially attractive. Those
present were Mesdames w. 5. Carson j.
j. Voucher A. v. Shotwell, II. r. Cutler.
John Marsh, Herbert Hays Of stella Neb
Edwin Slater. Misses Edith Carson. Mabel
Huntley Ruth Mcbride Grace Mcbride,
Helen Riepen, Ethel Kiewit, Frances
Rogers Norma Marshall and Fay Thorne.
This year. for the first time, the annual
luncheon OF the Ladies' Aid society of st.
Mary's Avenue Congregational church
was given Friday in compliment of
the brides elect rather than, as in the past.
the brides. This change in plans was the
idea of Mrs. Julia Freeman and she further
honored the engaged girls by making for
each a pretty kensington bag and by writ
ing poem in expression of her good wishes.
The brides elect who were guests were
Miss Helen Sholes, Miss Marion Cornell,
Miss Edith Butler and Miss Olive Baker.
Miss Bertha Goodrich entertained pleas
Hickory street, Friday evening Her guests
were Misses Nellie Morris, Minnie Smith,
Mildred Longanecker, Mabel Slaven, Eva
Hensely, Dora Hinchey Helen Lowry,
Esther McClaren, Cora Kemps, Bertha
Goodrich, Agnes slaven, Kittie slaven,
Frances Overday, Cora Sweska, Jennie
Shearan, Gertrude Sheahan. Maude Nc
Claren, Messrs. Leonard Jacobs. George
Casper, Stanley Smith, Eddie Jorgenson,
Arthur McGinesy. Albert Shoeheart, Guy
Goodrich, Leroy Brunnson, Avery Roach,
John Gahan, John Hoffman, Joseph Buna,
Louis Vinquist, Willie Rushau, Myron
Hinchey, Mrs. w. M. Hinchey, Mrs Il. b.
Warren, Miss Matte Warren, Mrs. G. w.
Goodrich.
Miss Myrna Boyce and Miss Evelyn Mil
Ter OF the senior class at Brownell Hall
entertained at luncheon Saturday at the
Field club. Those present besides the
class were Mrs. S. f. Miller and Miss Mars
don. The senior class includes the fol-
lowing young women:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

Theodore Roosevelt, jr., took a vacation
at the carpet works where he is employed
until after his wedding next month, Mr..
Roosevelt is in New York and he will re-
main here until the ceremony which unites
him to Miss Eleanor Alexander on June
IS. He said goodbye to the Hartford Car
pet companys mills at Thompsonville,
Conn, a week ago After his marriage,
while still in the companys employ, he
will be located in California.
Mrs. Robert King, who had been his land
lady for eighteen months in Thompsonville,
told him he had been model boarder and
that she was sorry to have him leave, even
to get married.
Unknown to young Roosevelt, the carpet
works have been preparing for his wedding
a rug Of fancy weave and huge proportions,
such as is seldom woven in the mill. II
has been in the process Of making for sew
eral weeks. Big Bill" Hines, who has
been Teddy's preceptor in the art of max
ing carpets and rugs, collected a purse OF
money TO buy a substantial wedding pres
ent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

down upon his head. He has a smooth
face and this made him conspicuous
amongst our young American bloods who
think it smart to wear tiny little dinky
moustaches. They would probably wear
larger ones If they could
But to return to the Drexel affair. There
will be ten bridesmaids, Lady Gladys
Finch Hatton, sister of the bridegroom: his
two cousins, one being Lady Templeton' S
daughter; Miss Mildred Carter, Miss Edith
Wayne of Philadelphia, Miss Constance
Combe, the Hon. Miss Rhoda Ashley,
daughter of Lord Hastings, Lady Lefty
Manners, the duke of Rutland's daugh-
ter; Miss Helen Post and the Hon. Miss
Sybll Felowes.
Miss Carter and Miss Wayne probably
will walk together in the bridal procession.
They are of the same height The dresses
for most of the bridesmaids are being made
here. The wedding will be entirely a white
one.
After IL the couple expect to pass their
honeymoon motoring on the continent. The
brides father, Anthony ]. Drexel, will
make them a present of a splendid touring
motor.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth of
diamonds were submitted during the week
| to the brides parents at their home on
Grosvenor square to choose presents from.
Miss DreXel has received a number of
small presents from friends in England.
She and her mother are in Paris to com
plete her trousseau Viscount Maidstone
is looking for small house in the coun-
try. but when they are in town he and his
wife will live with the brides parents
! The wedding of Lord Acheson and Miss
Mildred Garter, whose father was secretary
of the embassy here and now is American
minister to the Balkan states. is fixed for
| the day after that of Miss Drexel and Lord
Maidstone. Theodore Roosevelt will at
tend both functions. those most interested
! hope.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

The wedding Of Miss Marguerite DreXel
and Viscount Maidstone is fixed for June
Is in st. Margarets, Westminster. the
church attached to the House OF Par
lament In London. The bishop OF London
will offcate.
When the viscount was in New York a
great deal OF curiosity was attached TO his
coming. lie is sharp-featured young
man OF medium stature His hair, which
Is somewhat curly at the ends, is parted
upon the right side and literally plastered
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Among the women's Clubs.

The Loyal Daughters of the North Side
Christian Bible school have decided to pre-
sent the play ''Sunbonnets" at the church
some time early in June This decision was
reached at the meeting held Thursday even
ing in the home of Misses Peterson. 1.-THE
Singing of Garden Flowers" a musical
fantasy. will also be given at this yet
undecided date
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

BY MARGARET WATTS DE PBYsTER,
NEW YORK, May H.-(Special Dispatch
to The Bee.)-The report remains persis-
tent that Mrs. Smith Hollis McKim, who
year ago was accorded the leadership
of the Newport colony, will wed Alfred G.
Vanderbilt as soon as a wise and kind
Judge in Reno sewers the bonds which
have held her to Mr.. McKim. l call him
Mr.. McKim for while he is a physician
he is so rich that he only practices for
recreation and then only occasionally.
Baltimore gossipers have spread the tale
that Mrs. McKim merely married the doc
tor as a stepping stone in her social as
pirations. Mrs McKim is the daughter
of Isaac Emerson, the bromo settler king
of Baltimore, and Mrs. McKim's husband
was a rich young bachelor doctor and a
descendant Of one of the Oldest Mary
land families.
II Mrs. McKim does wed Mr.. Vanderbilt
she will prove that she is capable Of a
rather remarkable feat. The fact Of climb
| ing from the outskirts of society to the
very top notch OF the social ladder in three
years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Personal Gossip from Gotham

Daughter Man. Be Rich DvOcee Plans to Wed
Vanderbilt and Become Dictator of Newpr-zmmer-
Nawy Experience with Flock of Young Joy Riders
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
HAPPY HOLLOW CLUB OPENS
Second of the Big Outdoor Organiza-
tions to Formally Start Season.
SPORTS, DANCING AND MUSIC
Special Musical Entertainment IL
Provided In Honor of the Occa-
rIon-Other Late So
cIety News.
Anatomical IronIes.

Though a roll OF college parchment
Is a thing TO be desired
And graduate is happy
Ger the knowledge he's acquired!
Yet the gulf is earning power,
He observes with some alarm.
'Twixt the brain he brought from college
And a base ball experts arm.
T. f. NJ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

Mrs. McKims career, while meteoric,
seems to show that she has acquired
permanent position. In the last few years
she has been the most envied woman In
the gay and fashionable set in New York
and Newport. She started out with the
ambition to make her way across the most
arlstocratic portals in New York She was
the daughter of newly rich man. She re-
ceyed all the financial support she needed,
but money has proved futile with hun
dreds of women who have essayed the
same task. She trumphed and her father
was delighted with her success, Even
envious women admitted that she charmed
the men whom she met by her vivacity
wonderful artistic gowns and her clever
ness at conversation. The rumor that AL
fred c. Vanderbilt fell in love with her
has been credited generally, but whether
wedding will quickly follow her divorce
is still in doubt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
For the Failure.

Mrs. f. e. White will be hostess Tuesday
afternoon at the meeting of the Thimble
club
Mrs. A. J. Collett and Mrs. Paul WernheI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

Considerable social interest centers in the
different charities of Omaha The Toy
Shop, which Will be given at the Brandeis
theater, May q and % in benefit of the
Cntld Saving Institute, is already occupy
irg. the attention of a large number of
pi ointment women of the city, and the per-
Torrance will be made society occasion.
The six lower boxes for Friday evening
have been engaged by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C.
Peters. Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Reed. Mr. and
Mrs, j. M Daugherty, Mr.. and Mrs George
y. Joslyn and Mr.. and Mrs X G. Barton.
Saturday matinee the box holders will be
Mrs. w. A Paxton, jr., Mrs. Harold Gift
ford Mrs, q. w. Wattes, Mrs. j. NJ
Cudahy, Mrs. c. w. Lyman. Three of the
lower boxes for Saturday evening have
beeR engaged by Mr.. j II. Willard, Mrs
W. 3. Willard and one box has been re-
served by a party of eight from ST. Jo-
seph, Mo.
Apother large affair which will be given
Thursday afternoon, May %, will be- the
annual 'Creche bridge party at the Country
club under the direction of Mrs II. T.
Lemist sixteen prizes will be awarded
and, the committees expect to raise a large
sum for the benefit of the children of The
Cr9ehe.
The children are also taking an interest
I'm these charities. Friday afternoon under
thesmanagement and in the home OF Mis-:
FaS Thorno a number of little ones in the
neighborhood of the Field club gave a sue
cessful vaudeville show for about seventy
five OF their friends Those taking par
were the little Misses Elizabeth Sturdevant
Marian -Alleman Helen Alleman, Dorothy
Thornt, Arlene Abbott, Mercedes Abbott
Masters Willard Alleman, Edwin Hinrichs
and Virgil DE France.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

An unusually large number of reserva-
tons have already been made for the open
ing dinner and there is every indication
that it will excel all previous openings
The following reservations have been
made: Il. NJ, Fairfield, places for ten; r.
L. Huntey eight; Hal Brady, twelve
Luther Drake, twelve; Il. Hart of Council
Bluffs, four; II. IL. Baldrige. twenty; C. M
Peek, twelve; Guy Furay, FOUR H. p. Will
kins ten; Ben Cotton six; w. A. Redck
ten; NJ. c. Peters eight; w. j. Connel
ten; u. T. Lindsey, fourteen; n. p. Updike
four; G. F. Walters, seven; H. +. Whit.
more, twelve; w. Ga Preston, four; j. L.
Kennedy, eight; Frank Hamilton, ten; w
NJ. Rainbolt, four.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

The duke of Manchester, who married
Miss Helen Zimmerman, the daughter of a
Cincinnati millionaire, goes back to Europe
somewhat piqued at Americans. He is
especially militant In his conversation
against that genus known ae 10y riders"
1t happens that during the visit OF the duke
and duchess atsHyde Park, up the Hud-
son, they went for ride one day in an
automobile belonging to Frederick w. Van
derbit. During the ride another car, filled
with men and women under the influence
of liquor whzzed up. The Joy riders
stopped long enough to load up their ma
chine with a quantity of stones, with this
ammunition they commenced a lombard
ment of the ducal party. Both the duke
and duchess we're struck several times and
the automobile was dented in a number OF
places.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

The festivities at Happy Hollow last
G -ening when this popular club was Off
cially declared ready to administer to the
summer pleasures of its members, were
participated in and enjoyed by more than
500 OF its members. Following dinner, which
was served at $50 and o'clock, a pro-
gram OF dancing and music was given
This program included a pretty Maypole
dance given by Misses Carrie Kahn, Mabel
Kahn, Helen Heating, Minerva Quinby.
Frances Dennison Marie Phelan, Marie
Walcott, Cecil Cheney, Gladys Fowler and
Hazel Fowler and solo dances by Misses
Cheney, Leona Fleming, Isabelle Melon
aid Helen Framsden, Eleanor Heating and
Ruth Thompson. The music numbers given
were quartets by Misses Nettie William.
Ollie Burnett. Helen Grove and Alice
Chandler; duets by Misses Marie Bran
deis and Nell Donohue' The usual dance
program followed
AS In former years Tuesdays and Thurs
days will be luncheon days for the women
OF the club and Tuesdays and Saturdays
dinner dance evenings
Happy Hollow is the second of the coun-
try clubs to OPEN with the opening of the
Country club next Saturday the summer
season may be considered to be formally
inaugurated.