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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
LOCAL BREVlTiEs.

/ T.. r. Ostrandcr Of Detroit, former
/ ~ of this city, Is spending few days
in Calumet.
\ daughter was born this week to
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Adams.
The funeral OF the late Louis Sur
face of Eighth street. was held this ar
telnoon with services at the Magyar
Hungarian Reform church at the VOL
VERNE and interment in Lake View.
Rev. c IL. Ruuedge OF Ishpoming,
head of the Anti-Saloon league. is in
Calumet
James Mastorez. the Greek. who was
arrested three weeks ago on statutory
charge was allowed To change his plea
to one Of guilty To the charge OF being
a disorderly person i'm Justice Fish
er's court this morning and was sem
fenced to 60 days i'm jail, with an ad-
ditional fine OF s. or 10 days extra,
making 20 days in all.
Mrs. y. L. Kaiser and young son,
and Mrs. l.. McNab3, her mother re-
turned this morning from q visit with
relatives at Iron River, this state.
Stanley Chapman of Ishpeming, left
for home this morning after spending
six weeks at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman of this
city.
Cass C. Sclden, Of Minneapolis, is
visiting with calumet friends.
Miss Julia KeSsell is home from
sheldon. Pa, where she has been Wis
ei05 .-is
Alex Gricrson Of Globe Ariz., BROTH
or of the late paul w .Grierson, is OK
pectcd TO arrive here tomorrow.
Mrs. X. c. Sweet mother of Mrs.
Paul W. Grierson Of Scott street, is
expected here today. Mrs. Sweets
home e. I'm Minot. n. ID.
Miss Pearl Meyers Of Lake Linden
has returned home after visiting local
friends.
The domestic science summer school
curse is ended, and proved very sue
,essful. Work is still being done in
ne manual training department of the
ehool
The annual picnic of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school was held yesterday
at Crestview The outing was well
attended and much enjoyed.
The Tamarac1 NJ. Il. Sunday school
is holding it's annual picnic today at
Crestview.
Mrs. James n. Todd, daughter of
II. J. Vivian, of Eighth street, has
undergone a successful operation for
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
'RAH FOR HuRoNrowN.
Hill Suburb Of Houghton Organizes a
Booster CIub-Offieers.

Wots the matter with 'Urontown!
she's All right! The latest thing that
the hustling citizens of the suburb on
the hill above Houghton have done is
to organize n club for the betterment
Of things civically in that settlement.
The officers OF the newly organized
civic betterment association are as fol-
lows:
President--John Klas, building con-
tractor.
Charles Little, township
clerk.
secretary-Joseph Biscombe, mining
captain.
A committee Of three has been APP
pointed to draw up a constitution and
bylaws for the new organization. This
committee. which is composed of Mes
Sis. Fred Mutter. +. Liebetrau, and
Frank Harmon. will report at meet
ing soon To be held mt the fire hall.
The club will have 80 charter mem
bers and each OF these has pledged
himself TO pay 81 monthly into the
treasury OF the organization for the
purpose of boosting the destinies of the
town.
The first important matter which the
Hurontown association is to take up
will be the cndeavor to get the Upper
Peninsula Firemen's association To Sc
lect the Hill suburb rs the place for
the holding of their annual tournament
next year. The entire department. at
tired in the bright new suits when
they have just received, will go to the
500 next month and will let the fire.
men of the upper peninsula know
where they are from and that Huron
town will take the best of care OF
them if they will come here next year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
UNLISTED sTocYs.

J. \. Minncar & Co. say today;
Further liquidation in the New York
market set prices down materially and
closing quotations for the most part
were the lowest recorded for weeks.
There seems To be a lack OF real news
TO account for the almost unbrokcn de-
cline. Just how far it viii extend is
hard to say and market students con-
fess their inability to account for the
present very unusual state Of affairs.
Copper stocks attempted to break
away from the general list and ON the
whole succeeded TO the extent Of show
inc no losses for the day. Amalgam-
ated sold between 50 and 60 all day.
North Butte was wanted in large lots
at %. The quarterly statement was
issued today and shows ore i'm sight
amounting to 9O4,5iO tons averaging
4.25 per cent copper, and three ounces
of silver. The report on the whole Is
n good one. The balance Of the copper
share list showed little change for the
day.
curb trading was confined TO spe-
clalties and changes in quotations were
unimportant. The Lake group acted
well under the lead OF Lake. which
sold up to 90 on all weak spots the
most attractive issues are s. & T.,
Hancock. s. & p. and Ray Cons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE. cheap, n small cook stove,
kitchen table, iron bed, etc. Can
PA Eighth street.
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CIV 8 Sturgis ~.

Boston July 23.-The market gem
orally continued its downward trend
today and closed at new low level for
the day. this movement and the year.
No support was observable any
where and prices crumbled away at
the viii Of the traders.
No panicky conditions were any
where observable ana copper shares
were throughout the session conspic-
uously strong.
Market was the result of manipula-
ton almost entirely and in all proha-
bnity was purposely weak because of
its bearing on the copper agreement
which is very evidently about accom-
plished.-I j. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Cay and Stursis furnish the follow
ing New York quotations:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
MINES AND MINING NEWS
STOCKS

ar anything. the market was duller
than ever today. The whole country IS
gaing through n period of re-adjust-
nent and no one seems willing To ouy
at present Conditions of copper in
dustry. the crops and the political sit
nation arean unsettling factors which
only time can straighten out We look
for a continuation OF present low lev
FL of prices but feel confident that In
the long run. purchases of stocks made
now will show satisfactory profits
Foster of Paine, Webber & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-23
CLASSIFIED ADS
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agency. Compensation Sl2OO.oO to So
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Company OF America, Detroit. 22f
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Wages S25 weekly; SO while learn
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statesmen making small towns, can
earn a nice income carrying our
pocket sldelinc. Write for order book
today. eOth Century Mfg. Co, 1905
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FOR sALE-12-room house, 1902 Lau-
rum st. y
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-Open-face silver watch, with
leather fob and bronze charm. Find
or return 20 wilson's store ieela ST.
Iaurium. Reward. go
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appendicitis at the Lake superior
General hospital at Lake Linden.
Abe Berlowitz left last evening
for Detroit. where he will spend a
few weeks.
T.. Odgers has gone to Marquette
whore he will spend few days on
business.
The members of the Calumet sal
walton Army Sunday school accom-
panied by their friends. are spending
today az Lac LaBelle.
John May wife and family left
yesterday for Lansing, where they
will locate.
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FOR SALE-Household furniture at
% Church St, II. Il. KratZ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
Commencement nte..

Miss Dorothy stevens was graduated from
Miss Semples school. New York city. and
has returned to Omaha.
MIR. Robert j. Williams son of Mr. and
| Mrs. Il. b. Williams. is a member of the
graduating class of Shattuck Military
academy Mr. and Mrs. williams leave
this evening to attend the commencement
exercises.
, Miss Helen Cudahy and Miss Elizabeth
| Pickens were members OF the class which
was graduated from Mrs. Somers' school
this year. Miss Piekens has returned TO
Omaha. Miss Cudahy is a member OF a
party of graduates who sailed today for a
summer in Europe.
Miss Margaret Vaughn and Miss Mar
garet Mcpherson were members OF this
years class at st. Mary's school. Garden
City. l.. l. Mr. and Mrs. 4. b. Vaughn.
Mrs T. b. Mcpherson and Miss Louise
Mcpherson went east to attend the ex-
ertises. They are expected home this week.
The commencement exercises OF the
Omaha High school will be held Friday
evening, June II. in the Creighton Orpheum
theater. Festivities for the members OF the
class have already begun. Yesterday the
class was entertained at picnic held on
the campus and in the woods north Of
Bellevue college. The commencement ex-
ercises OF the class are to be held Friday
evening, June II, in the Creighton Orpheum
theater.
Miss Elizabeth Sweet, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs c. A. Sweet and Miss Myra
Breckenridge, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Breckenridge, have received what Is
considered distinct honor at Smith col
iege, In being chosen among forty Juniors
from a class Of 1856 to participate in the Ivy
day exercises. June Is, which are part of
the graduating festivities Miss Sweet and
Miss Breckenridge will also act as ushers
at the commencement exercises, which &C.
cur June H.
The commencement exercises OF Brown
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

ell Hall will be held tuesday morning at
1850 O'Clock in the Church OF st. Ma
thlas. The attendant events, as they are
named In the cards Of invitation are SER
mon to graduating class by the Bishop OF
the diocese. Sunday morning at II o'clock
In Church Of ST. Matthias. reception TOT
graduating class. Brownell Han. Monday
evening from eight TO ELEVEN oc'ock; re-
cital of music department Monday even.
Ing at 9 clock.
The class OF the Omaha High school for
1910 will be welcomed into the Alumni as
ISOLATION June 30. by the annual reception
which Is TO be held this year az the Omaha
Field club. The club has been chosen by
the organization because of the size of the
association. The officers Of the associa-
ton are Miss Fannie VI. Pratt 1852 acting
president; Miss Louise Northrup. 1905 secre-
tary. and Geraldine Clifford. 1908. treasurer.
The other members of the executive COM
mittee are Mr.. Otto Bauman. chairman.
1880; Mr.. Samuel Reynolds, 1905: Mr. Nathan
Bernstein, 1888; Mr. Chandler Trmble. 1910:
DR.. Abbie Holmes, 1890; Anna MARBLES, 1887
Gertrude White 1905; Marie Hodge. 1905:
Florence McHugh
Following the annual business meeting
which was held yesterday morning at
Browncll Hail. the Brownell Hall alumnae
welcomed the new alumnae the members
Of the cass Of 1910, with a luncheon. In
opening the business meeting, Rt Rev
Arthur l.. Williams bishop of Nebraska
spoke of the ideals of the school Mrs
George Tilden was chosen az president of
the alumnae; Miss Mary Mellor OF Wayne
vice president; Miss Helen Davis. treas.
urer; Miss Melona Butterfield. secretary;
Misses Forbes, Bess Baum and Carolina
Barkalow, executive committee. At the
luncheon covers were placed for sxty-five
The decorations were pink and red poenies
The singing Of class songs and giving of
informal talks was the after luncheon pro-
gram
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Denny, Nj and Mrs.
Frank Fitzgerald and Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Stout.
Complimentary to Miss Rachel Kincsde
OF Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs r. r. Pearce
entertained at dinner last evening. Covers
were placed for Miss lSlncadc. Mrs Ben
Gallagher. Miss Katherine Mourhead M
and Mrs Pearce. Nj Frank Kcogh, MI.
Ben Gallagher and Mr. Paul Gallagher
Mrs. George Windsor Megeath entertained
| at luncheon Saturday at the Field club In
honor of her mother Mrs Julia Freeman.
Covers were placed for Mechanics Free
man, Ella Squires, r. y. Conuor. Stebhins.
J. .. Baird, w. j. Conncr, '. W. Grlffith.
u. o. Ives, u. v. sholCs and G.. W. Me.
gesth
The others who entertained and the mum.
Der IN their party were: Major chase Ken
needy; eight; J. w. Towle. s.Ni j. O. Sif-
ford, four; T. J. lngwersou. eight; Doanc
Powell, four. A. j. vicrliug nine: a. -.
Marriott, eight; T. w Talmage three; j.
Blakeley, six; Herbert Mccoy. eght; Il. G.
Howe, four; p. c, Tyson. seven.
Mr. and Mrs. n. f. Hartman were hosts
Of one OF the largest dinner parties at the
Field club last evening. Their guests vs. re
Mr. and Mrs A. n. letters. MIR and Ms
w. Hemphil, Mr.. and Mrs. II w. Mod
Mr. and Mrs, Lynn kemper, Mr.. and Mis-
John Mcdonald, Mr.. ard MIS-. J. +. Vetie
Miss Nina Marshall Mr.. J. Buckingham
Miss Mary Megeath was hostess at large
luncheon saturday. her guests including
Misses Ruth White, Jean White. Louise
White Harriet Smith. Elizabeth Reed,
Mable Allen. Ruth Hinrchs, Gretchen viii
hansen Adelaide Funkhouser. Adelyn
Wood, Helen Epeneter. Marjorie Rowland,
Eugene Patterson, Stella Thummell Creta
Lane, Marion Kuhn, Lucille Bacon Ger
trude Metz, Harriet Metz Alice Jaquth.
Mildred Boyse, Regina Council. Margaret
Blackwell. Josephine Congdon, Helen
Eastman, Blanche Deuel. and Mrs W. r.
Mccormick.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
For the Future.

Mrs. A. d. Lane will give dancing part,
at Happy Hollow June Il.
Mrs. Charles b. Keller viii give a lunch.
con Tuesday for Mrs. Lawton of Houghton
M.ch.
Mrs. Robert Anglin will give a luncheon
at the Country club Wednesday in honor Of
Mrs. Lawton OF Houghton. Mich.
MIS-, A. l.. Reed will give dance al her
home the evening Of Tuesday. June H. fol-
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Reed.
Mrs. A. c. Fanell win leave Sunday af.
ternoon for 81. Louis. to attend the Tercen-
tenary Of the Sisters OF the Visitation.
Mrs. Edward Mahoney Will give a lunch.
con Tuesday afternoon in compliment 10
her house guest. Mrs. f. J.. Fellow. Of
Sioux City.
Miss winifred Wilcox will give a miseel-
laneous shower at her home Tuesday even
ing for Miss Florence Mason one Of the
June brides.
Mrs. Marischal and her sister, Miss
Bertha ShaeklefoId, have gone for a trip
through Yellowstone park. They viii also
visit the Pacific coast before returning
Mrs. Edgar Scott win give a picnic Tues
day at The Orchard" in Council Bluffs,
thA leome OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs n
N1jodge, in celebration OF the sixth birth
NJ OF her daughter. Miss Eleanor Scott.
The Rod and Gun club viii have the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
At IInppy Hollow.

Mr. and Mrs. O. h. Payne entertained q
party OF twelve at dinner last evening in
honor OF Nh. and Mrs. Lacey Patterson Of
MursESiltown, Ia. who are the house
guests OF Air and Mrs. c. Il. Bates.
Mr. ard Mrs. c. W. Russell entertained a
party OF eleven at dinner at the club last
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Gunther and Miss Pttnger who leave to-
day for Europe,
The others who gave dinner parties last
evening and the numbers OF each party
party We're Edison Rich, eight; Edward
Updikc. eight; {. q, Niswonger six; N H..
Looms, eight; ]. c, DreNel. five; f. A.
Hatfield, -four; G, l.. Fisher four Dr. A.
e. Mack four; II. Il. Reed, five; f. C..
Honinger, five; q. ID. runnieliffe, four; Eva
Wallace four; T. L. Vanburg eight; W. K.
Shepard, six
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

last evening in compliment to Mrs Charles
Whitehead of Denver. who is the house
guest Of Miss Lynn Curtis.
Mrs. John Burke had as her guests at
dinner Colonel Cornelius Gardener Of Fort
Crook Colonel and Mrs Glassford and
Lieutenent and Mrs, Glassford OF Fort
Omaha, General and Mrs. J. G. Gown and
Mrs VIII r. Gown
Mir. and Mrs. NJ A. Hall were hosts Of
one OF the largest parties at the County
club last evening, entertaining Mir. and Mrs,
J. W, Griffith. pr. and Mrs r. y, Conner,
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles tPickcns, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Gaines, MIR and Mrs {. f. Nc
Grew, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. McGllton.
Is supper party will be gwen this even
ius at the Country club by MIR, Earl W.
Canuctt and Mr. Randall X. Brown in
honor OF Miss Richards and Lieutenant
Allen. The guest list includes Miss Yates,
Mss Richardson, Mrs. George MNter, Miss
stella Hamilton Miss Johnson OF St
Joseph Mo-. Mr., aud Mrs. Edward C..
Smith OF kansas city. Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Kennedy, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ohio
Michaclis, captain N8rtiold, Captain Bah
cock, Nh. 10. W. Yates jr,; Lieutenant
Allen, Mir. Earl Gannctt and MIR, Randall
Brown,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
Il. S. ALUMNI Al FIELD CLUB
Association Will Hold Meeting, Re.
union, Reception and Dance.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ALUMNI
High school building IL Entirely
inadequate 90 Accommo date All
aud the ,FieId club Is
Secured.

The annual meeting OF the Omaha High
School Alumni association will be held
at the Omaha Field club on the evening
fOt June 20. Owing TO the absence Of Preyi-
dtlt Burnett, Miss Fannie Pratt. vice
precedent Of the association will preside.
Miss Elose Wood was appointed secretary
last year, hut upon her resignation Miss
Louise Northrup. who rendered able as.
iistance as president last year. was APP
pointed secretary. Miss Geraldine Clifford
r. treasurer
An enthusiastic meeting Of the alumni
rs expected and large attendance Is as
sured. An executive committee. which is
composed of Nathan Bernstein. Otto Bau.
man. Sam Reynolds. Chandler Trimble pr.
Abbie Holmes Mrs. Anna McCague
Marble, Florence MeHugh, Miss Gertrude
White and Miss Marie Hodge will stir up
enthusiasm.
! on account OF the incomplete lists of
Z graduates of earlier years and the in
l Vulnerable marriages and consequent
changes OF names and addresses It was
decided not to issue formal invitations. Ad-
mission will be by tickets which viii he on
sale at Beatons Drug store. They may
also be obtained from any Of the above
named officers and committee.
Glass Wells VIII Ring out.
While the scene of the meeting will be
removed from the old familiar halls of the
high school and the scholastic atmosphere
may be missing class spirit will prevail
class yells will ring out and hearty class
reunions will take place
A reco pton committee will be appointed
10 see that every ore is made welcome
Dancing will be INDUCED in at $3.50 clock
Dimieks orchestra will furnish the music
There are about $500 alumni OF the
Omaha High school and It is hoped that a
big majority will realize this opportunity
or meeting once again as schoolmates and
renewing acquantances The argument H.
favor OF choosing the Field club as meet
Ing place was strengthened by the ind
cations that this would be one of tho
biggest meetings in the history of the as
Sociation, and that the high school building
would be entirely inadequate to accom-.
modate the alumni. For this reason also.
rhe price of the tickets including the dues
vas made nominal-5O cents. That the
committee was able to lower the price Of
no tickets was also due to the generosity
Of the Field club in offering its quarters
The committee in charge of arrangements
IS of the opinion that the response Of the
alumni will be as liberal as the occasion
deserves.
The notice Of the meeting is being given
carly so that the alumni may keep the
night OF June 20 an open date, so that this
may serve as a type of the future meetings
of the association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Continued from Page Two)
wedding is chapter in pretty romance
which began with the brides visit TO her
grandmother in Poughkeepsie last year
Doth the bride and her attendant, Miss
Marian Funkhouser, wore light cloth suits.
The bride wore cream serge suit with
bodice of net and lace and a large black
hat of net and plumes. She carried a white
prayerbook. Miss Funkhouser wore a suit
Of white and gray and large black hat.
She carried pink peonies. Mr.. Arthur
W elsh acted as best man. Following the
wedding o reception was held in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Funkhouser, the
guests including the wedding party and
relatives.
The wedding party of Miss Beatrice
Yates daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
". rates. and Lieutenant Chas. c. Allen of
the Thirtieth u. 8. infantry, whose mar
rage will take place Thursday at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Yates. hillside"
VII include Miss Carolyn johnson OF St
Joseph Mo, and Miss Stella Hamilton.
maids of honor: Captain z. d. warfield
best man, and the ushers will be Captain
Campbell Babcock. Lieutenant Ohio Mich
aelis Mr.. Henry w. Yates, jr. Mr. Ran
dali Brown, Mr.. Earl Gannett and MpI
h-dNdIu I, 0Iiiltl oI lily. Dedn
Beecher and the Rev, r. B. II. Bell OF
pes Moines will officiate. A reception
will follow the ceremony, after which the
newly welded couple will leave for a wed.
ding trip, and will be at home after Aug
ust Is at 20 West Twelfth street. Atlanta,
Ga
Miss Olivia G. Hitchcock, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs Charles Hitchcock, Of No.
81 West Thirty-sxth street was mar
ried TO Mr.. S. Human Bird, a son of Mrs
Charles T. Cook, of No. IL East Thirty
eighth street, in st. Peters church, Mar
ragansett Pier. Saturday afternoon, June 4
Mrs. Albert J. Akin was matron of honor
The other attendants were Misses Ann
Wall, Frances Lamont, Gertrude Leverich
and Mary Hamilton, the latter Of Albany,
n. Y. Mr.. Il, Dimon Bird, Mr. Birds
brother, was best man. The ushers were
Messrs Howard L. Hitchcock, Lynfoid M.
Dickinson, Mark w. Maciay, IT.; Walter
n. Stillman and o. de G. Vanderbilt. jr..
all OF New York; also George II. Field
Of Buffalo. Fred c. Let's of Chicago, VIII
liam {. Motter OF st. Joseph Mo. Clifford
J. Voorhees, OF New Brunswick, N. J.. and
the Rev. Il. Ashley Gerhard OF Orange.
n. j. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Herbert Shipman of
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest New
York, assisted by the Rev. Or. Prescott,
rector OF St. Peters church. Narragansett
Pier. MIR. Bird gave his farewell bachelor
dinner at Delminoco's Friday evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
st the rieIa CHM.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. w, Judson were hosts
of a party which included MT and Mrs
Everett Buckingham. Mr.. and Mrs ]. ID.
Foster Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Baldridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Mccoy entertained at
dinner last evening Rev. and Mrs T. w.
Mcconnell, Mr. and Mrs. r.. II. Olmsted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

fnid-week dinner dance on Thursday even
ing during the summer months. The dan
cling pavilion has been enlarged for the
dancers and a large veranda built around
this for the spectators. A table d'hoto
dinner will be served at the club every
evening from six to eight o'clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

The others who entertained at the Coun-
try club were Miss Helen Davis, four; II.
p. Whitmore, four; ID. c. Patterson. four;
FLOYD Smith. eight.
Mr.. A. 3. Warren gave dinner party
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Bargain Counter otferings-You will find
The Bee Want Ad Pages a successful
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
SOCIETY ATTENDS WEDDINGS

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

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