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The sun., 1910-07-03
IEtRNING 10 EIi.
The A,IaIor'> FIrSi Ir,sons Tak "a wan
the - of % G.lIdrr.

No, ''rl.rs ar. mad" and u--i !; IVA
da,r rhar ever Tu" glld"T II url,tiDIllr
a n,.us mar...uc without "a 'r~Ip" AL
. - bv 49,. u-.. II . l,d,r THAI ,u' aviator
g,'- il-.h.'u. may ku'wF DE of the at
Of hyinE
T., .i y,u Gr~' ret ACCUSTOMED
- th,. -,..-,. ui 10 ~ 81 H." Earth AID irst
come t. nav" some knowledge - n"
-r,.' It W.: --'i ar currents on ~"
planes Tu. 49,. "f 'u" glider - IN fact
the necessary primary schooling frr any
Inty VII, WrlL barn - fy
In "A gl.d"r tl" ririuar gcts ~" feel -
thIn..- with uimS'h -usI-.ud"d IN q" air
and moving through ~ carried hv a igi.ly
sensitive surpr-t b" must '"g-u a. ia
a. h.. rau -" control Il tlis .uTpnr' AMI
he tnust .aru al-p self f-C"ntrrl ~ this
move situation bci"r,' b." ca .'gin tn
und.rtak" ~" control o' a macnin" driven
through ,I. a.. To- an er.Iu" which alsl
he must control. and IN" gllGer and the
l,tur nEAln" az" twp 'ry different
Urpp1.tlpus N u recalled thai N"
Wright brpih"rs and all other AviAtorz
h"g.t R"t long continued Pra'tIc with
HIid.rs b"ftr" installing engines and
"ssavtnc nlgt'
There ar" nov moro and moro fying
machIu"- their number j. increasing
almost daily. and there are now aI-o more
Rld,.r- moro and more men and bows
Binding glidorS and floating oT learning
20 h,ai through the air The great
majority - those now making and using
Rlid"r~ viii never get beyond the primary
stage. lut u l. from 7nonR the glid..rz
Of III" present day th-' the ranks uf the
hyiug machine operators of the immt1liats,
nItur" VIII le recruited
The sun., 1910-07-03
CiRLISLE'S FINE RECORD.
Of the $50 GRADUATES OuI, Five Are
RrrOTdrti n Failures.

II vpu have closely followed Carlisl.'s
history tho president = th. Carlisle
Indlnu school write. In IN" R.c Non
this .u" priuCp'" vii h. found To- hr
foremost Iu ~ educational career, tn
get lnIauS INTO iu" public schnols
Thpu-dri.i- Hf -i'ld"u's from thus sChouI
IN fact q uUuu-r zach year "Iual To the
cOuu.u .ueI f-Irr h.r sent from IN. whole
Indian country. hny" h-"n sent - 'unI.r
schools fhrourhug' TINS and Other state.
Wh"r" they Ll "1rur their way tlruug.,
10y tr".r own labor
1t IL partly owing to thIs training and
ASSOCIATION that out Of "a total uuIuh.r
Of $50 graduate NOR" than hllf of them
az" -u"I''--tIlly earning th.r hy.IhonI
m conn "iItI0u With whites away from the,
r''s"rvaf ION, and hay. forever b-,.u ..iiru-
mate from auv -o-call''i Indian rrobi.r1
Out ut th" total uumiI..r ~ go gra.irlai..S
only 'r" nav" h'--l failure. th" rest nav.
made good
This u a rerlArkahis raCoTi Although
II ~ purely an industrial school Carhzl. =
records will not suffer by comparison with
the best university IN the land
The sun., 1910-07-03

4 WI nu the 81 c"- "yrit'i crowd and the
tl''l0g r.nt-
i.,- i.-, i,urt.lv.nU tu"s' spanish sports
and .,,.r dr..fa.-~ Miss Cameron -tu.,led
the r"a-lu'- and rn"l~ p.uStlsnc~ She
,.~rci cafes culu'au'- aud PAINTED
daring girls she went - cafes and
mar,o., and watched lnauN and n"ll"s
ard tu"'r Hlrtd'Inu-
>h. -trucN 4p a friendship with a public
letter wrt'"r m an obscure lttl" village
and sko'cncd him wI'h his RrlcioUsly
accorded Irru - She roughed u
N inferior hotels and learned 10 eat all
manner II spanish d,Sh"S
She wur" 10" mtutlla and adapted
l'rs"lf o. al 'h" customs 4 the country
that she ruIght paIrt us color. bright
ness: cruelty. hCertIorI-u"Ss. chIldlike
The sun., 1910-07-03
AIR SN kNESS.
\ .Iournr, Through the Air From n Nedi-
cal Point of View.

Sea-, ,t E.,- H. q terror to many peoTle
and tne ,h.u noes are that RirSlCkneS- " i
b. worse Most I"Tsons. again. have az
p"rl"ur"i ia" my letSant feeling IN a Nit
when o. ,"mmcn, - it, descent or IN ~ ins
whom lise the g-niulum. II swi ing- hAcs
Not a f"N pcopl" r"i1-" 10 s'ani close 10
the edge o' a cliN - to tuI-t them sslN-'
- look dov INTO a vast ohAsm of spa .
Immediately beurl IA their feet owIng 20
vague feelings of giiiIncS-. fears of fall
ny ARISING oV' of a sense of a t"opAriH"i
cuuilil rum
Nnd vet these same people conN"-s@
,Iibly about 'Ls neHru"~S OF 'r" dHv "a hon
aero tram, az b" an a', nmpiT-n"! -
aud point N support of fh"ir view 20 o..
enormously rapid advances Whi'h motor
tram N the streets has uiaie when 80
question - .ar"fIllv 'un-,a"ret 90 detail
= wi! - come 'd"I that th"r" - hardly E..'
thin. that t- ,uruTarahl" h"'v zen 'h" a'
motor ant ~" land motor from 'r" ont
~ view of attI ra.ti"Al su''"s-
The problem 90 the ,a~.. Of fh- former
- comrIl. afei Nv fHc rr-- r"uUirer"''.
il" ,urlu~-t ~ ihaf great force Boz. ID.
t.p 81 hat "" 4. 30. pulls us back aLR.u 20 r.''l
the moment v.' dare 20 rise from i'- -.T-
"a" No special motor apUlanr" l- -
,l r,.i 80 kecp af''a' on a." s"a u- 90 ."'2
, s'ahl" position uu lHut. bat &C." An .'...
ram support r 'r" ar tr mean o' r.. ..i
u1. merry analogous in 90" -.u DO .'
l.rd "s Pee utrIi..u. 'uuy or % ...'.'
Ull . .- .r. D. ul''"r than ar .m.
tU'rrtur' '.ul- fn 'o1' upon
ul l.u,. .u r." iurm"r ,1-' u..-' H.
"g-s b." N",.r'ga I"rf'- aul o.
u' r''.t .r.r ..nF.n n. Hs...,. ...' .|'f '.
'u" la. '"' a." t- 'n" -u"rmo.. .
% AT Ir' .H- nat must U" .#'''
In short the .I,an,.- E"' fn nr rr
Iu ur.N.T fu r. .rr .I'... o. .|'"Iu '.. I..
.,sl .Tt.r- s. gai.. Doc. uu-' -...I ."
ff# #HH
The sun., 1910-07-03

& those contests Painting Wa ont of
tn" question
IN" -..opnd time ~h,. studied m" fch'
with greater attention. oven ,'-''lEg a
sort oi enthusiastic dcsir,' t. r"uroiuC-
the crimson. gold. purple and green u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
MILLIONAIRE
LOVES TO FIGHT
Young Nj. Barbour, New Amateur
Heavyweight Champion, Thinks
He Inherited Taste From Father.

NEW YORK. April l5.--"Its the
lighting spirit J guess. that inherit
ed from my father, is the modest
way William Warren Barbour, the
millionaire amateur heavyweight
champion ascribes his pugilistic vic
tories. You see. father had hard
fight making his money lie Tough,
hard al the time. guess took af
tel him"
The Youthful battler son of the
multi-millionaire spool thread men
has arrived at thar age where most
young sclons OF wealthy families vast
~ prefer cigarettes and lobster pal
aces at Il. IN, to doing hard athletic
training But not this husky yOuuS
giant He loves 20 be ut, and he al
Ways Is
OF course. when a young man at
tached to a roll that would throw an
elephant and mingling IN society,
takes to the squared ring. people talk
about him That's the only thing
Barbour dislikes.
He is a big fellow standing six feet
Two inches in height and weighs 205
pounds stripped. Three or four years
ago he dropped into a gymnasium and
Jack Doyle, the fighter, sized him up
and said ned do So Barbour went
into training Charlie White gave him
pointers. Tho result was that few
nights ago. in Boston. he won the ma
tional amateur championship. Ii hasn't
swelled the young millionaire's head
at all. He only asks 10 be kept out
OF the limelight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
JEFFS HEART
Mt IN HIS WORK
Wife To Be Operated On Today at
Oakland and the ex-Champion Is
Worrying Over Her Illness.
BY the Ringsi der.
MAX gALThASE

ROWARDENNAN. Cal, April 10
There are big doings among the red
woods today IL Is james }. Jenrl"s
birthday The big fellow is % Berg
er. Armstrong. Burns and the rest u
Jen's training stan. prepared fesliVi
ties for the dinner table tonight
which is To- be graced by big birth'
day cake with candles TO the number
OF 50.
IL is probable jeff will not take am
active part as he is worrying a great
deal regarding Mrs. Jcnrics who LETT
with Dick Adams last night for Oak
land where, on SATURDAY. she VIII
submit To an operation at the Merritt
hospital Berger is anxious for The
big bOilcrmaker TO get busy with the
mitts again and expects soon to make
boxing part of the daily routine.
There was no boxing today, only
handbal. gymnasium work and the
usual walk
After Jeff had completed three
rounds Of boxing with Bob Armstrong
yesterday, Berger said He's too slow
yet"
Nevertheless Jeffries backed Arm
strong all over the ring and the husky
-bfack-was fftiteittt-ssii When time Mas
called The perspiration was pouring
off JEFF at the conclusion OF the mix
no. but he was breathing easy. Berg
or who with a big crowd Of fans had
watched the bout declared His heart
was not i'm what he did today He can
not work when his wife is sick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
THE THROBBNG PULSE OF THE SPORTING WORLD
Harry pelnoII Not Only
Grants Pass Athlete

Ii Harry pern0ll. the Young Detroit
left bender manages 20 make good the
promise which he has given i'm his
trial up 20 date, IL will have fallen TO
the lot OF the formerly obscure village
OF Grants Pass, Wash. 90 produce not
only star ON the baseball diamond,
Int also the man who, In these parts
has always been regarded as the great
est football player who ever took the
field
The football players record is his
tory, as il is. The individual men
toned is w Martin Heston, the great
est Ealfback OF the YOst regime at
Michigan Willie was born al Grants
Pass and spent his boyhoOd there.
leaving probably about the time Harr"
was learning his first lessons in the ma
tloEal game.
They must breed remarkable race
OF men an there at Grants Pass
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
THE BgG-kEAGUE RACES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
PittsburR 3. st Louis .
Cincinnati /. Chicago o Go inninys).
BOSTON 4. New York 3 Gil inniugs).
Brooklyn ., Phillies o.
TOdnys Games
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburg at St Louis
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

Aspiring pugilists and boys who as
pire to success in other things, can
afford to take a lesson from the story
of Knockout Brown thc litde New
Yorker Who fought his way through
the ranks until he attained promi-
hence
When he started his career, Brown
won his first II battles over the *. O.
route Then he edsed up and won a
decision tight This over he again
started an epidemic of sleeping sick
ness OF his first 20 battles, he won
% with knockouts.
Brown is a steady Kid. who lives
clcanll and thinks more Of his moth
or than he does of any other living be
ing lie not only thinks but shows
his affection The things which attract
other lighters don't appeal 10 him
When h gets his end for fighting he
PUSHES nome with the money and
places it IA his mothers lap
Not much TO kick about I'm boy
like that, is there? Better a fighter
with such habits than cigaret smok-
ing beer swizzling ood.for-nothing
Jim Barry gave sum Iangford quite
battle in the carly rounds but sue
tuubed t. knockout I'm the sixteenth
at Los Angeles last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

battle in the early rounds bat sue
,uWbed To- knockout I'm the sixteenth
at Los Angeles last night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
sLoCUM CLOSES CONTRACTS.
Will Handle Advertising In Three
States For Four Motor Publ atoms.

Geo NJ. Slccum. formerly Of SlOCurl
q Trump. and present secretary OF
the Adcraft club OF Detroit. has closed
contracts with four automobile publ
cations. each covering specified
hcld. TO handle theiE advertising ia
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana.
Detroit is everywhere acknowleds
cd 10 ~ the heart OF the automO0i'e
business" said Mr. SlOcum Manutac-
turers in other cities all look to De
troit for news OF what's doing
The publications which Mr. Slocum
has selected FOR representation here
nre Motor Field. OF Denver, New Eng
land Auto Journal. OF Rhode Island
Motor Magazine. OF Canada, and he
will retain Motor Print. Of Philade,-
phin. covering a general field.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland 9. Detroit 90 innings).
Washington 2, Athletics o.
Chicago g. ST. Louis o.
Boston 4. New York GA innings).
TOdny's Games.
Cleveland at Detroit.
ST Louis 1T Chicago
Boston at New York.
Athletics at Washington
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
YALE CAPT. RECONSIDERS.
Mates Refuse to Accept Phlbin's
Resignation SO Hell Stick.

''c7'E -IaE'VTI % TT " oV'NN'
NEW HAVEN. Conn. April l5.-lt
was announced today that the mem.
bers OF the Yale baseball team have
refused To accept the resignation OF
Capt Steve Philbin, rendered on ac-
count OF an injury 10 his ankle that
will incapacitate him for several
weeks
Il shall probably be In shape for
the championship games at the sea
son end" said Philbin. so / guess
I'll not insist further on the accept
-ai4ee-eE the resignation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
Jack o'Brien's Chance.

Say. I'll fight a bull Tor $lOl 600,
says Tom Sharkey Yes, and if he
could frame il up with the bovine's
trainer Philadelphia Jack would do
the same
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
Personal Gossip

Miss Mayme Hutchinson left Friday for
a short stay in Chicago.
Mrs f. II. Cole. retiring president of
the State Federation of Women's clubs,
who has been attending the meeting at
Tecumseh, will spend Sunday in Humboldt.
Mrs. J. f. Elder has recovered from a
severe attack of typhoid fever
Miss Bernice Edwards has returned from
an extended visit in California.
Mrs. w b. Crowthers of Berwin, Neb,
is the guest of Mrs. Edwin Wilcox.
Mrs Herman kountze and Mrs Jerome
Magee will arrive from the east Monday
Mrs. e. c. Lufkin of Buffalo N. Y, has
arrived to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Brogan
Miss Gladys Burkhauser of Milwaukee
arrived Saturday, to be the guest of Miss
Florence Omsted.
Miss Frances Porter Of McConnellsville
o., has arrived to spend the winter with
Mrs. f. r. Porter
Captain and Mrs. David Stone are visit
ing Mrs Stones parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Hoagland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barker plan to
leave for Hollywood, CAL as soon as Mr..
Barker's health will permit
Miss Margaret Bates, who has been the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

I man. George Grimes. Leo Rush. Mel Nc
Keith
Miss Dorothy Judson gave a Halloe' en-
party last evening in the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. w Judsou.
The guests wore fancy dress costumes
and masks. Jack-o-lanterns furnished
the rooms light Halloween games
and frolics were the entertainement. The
guests included Misses Dorothy Wilcox,
Dorothy Darlow, Mercedes Jensen. Mar
garet Matthews, Esther McVann, Helena
Chase, Pauline Coad, Catherine Barton
Masters Dietz Nelson, Charles Allison,
Jack Coad, James Connel Richard Page,
Donald McVann, DeWolfe Barton, Rod
ney Barton.
Halloween decorations and the observ-
ance Of Halloween traditions. made the
dinner dance given at Happy Hollow Fri
Gay evening by the Pan club as the open
ing Of it's new season a picturesque and
delightful event Halloween favors We're
used in the german which closed the even
ing's dance program. This is the clubs
second season and there is every prospect
that 1t will be an enjoyable one. The Sec
ond dance Of the series will be given at
the sROme hotel. Those present Friday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Lieber
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

Jones, Morton Engleman, Clyde Murphy,
Edward Callahan, Harry Marsh Roy
Gould, Harold Thomas Wayne Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Harris enter
tanned at bridge Saturday evening in honor
OF Miss Daisy Rogers. Those present
We're Miss Rogers, Miss Lucille Dimmick
Miss Fanny Rowland Mr. Charles Olson of
Grand Island, Mr. and Mrs Guy French
c. d. Helmer Guy Baker Ralph Shepero
Albert Egbert william Unzicker Frank
Engler, Ralph Moody Il. O. Boyer, Dr.
and Mrs Frank Whitman. DR.. and Mrs
Rodney Bliss.
Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs n. b Mills
last evening the members OF their card
club enjoyed a hard times party and Hal
lgWe'en observance. Those present were
AR and Mrs. j. T. DonGhue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hanke, Mr.. and Mrs j. X. Chr,ss-
man. MI and Mrs George Carter, Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Berge, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Simpson Mr.. and Mrs, w. A. Gaskell Mr..
and Mrs Mills, Miss Eta Whitaker. Miss
Evelyn Berg, Mr.. Morris Sickle, Mr.. Samuel
Thompson
The A. y. X. club is the name of a new
social organization OF high school young
peop.e. which held It's first meeting. a
Halloween party at the home of Miss
Marion McCaffrey Friday evening. Those
present were Misses Marion Dolan. Carina
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
For the Future

The Red Rose Pleasure club will give a
Halloween dancing party at Metropolitan
club this evening,
Mrs Philip Potter will give a luncheon
at her home Thursday in honor OF Mrs
George A. Beecher.
The Qui Vive Dancing club will have its
first dancing party Of the season at Cham
ber's Friday evening.
The law department OF Creighton uni
verslty win give the first OF a series Of
dances Thursday evening at Creighton hall.
Miss Marjory Foote and Miss Margar-
eta Burke Will entertain the NOmelz club
az a Halloween party Monday evening In
the home Of the former
One OF the smaller bridge clubs will meet
Monday evening with Miss Zola Delecker.
Those present will be Misses Grace Rohr-
bough, Olive Hammond, Ella Writ. Council
Bluffs; Messrs Amos Thomas, Van Ars-
dale. Robert Gautt; MI. and Mrs. Allen
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cox
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank l.. Mccoy will en-
terrain at supper this evening for Miss
Florence Olmsted and Mr. Bentley Nc
Cloud OF Chicago. The guests will include
members OF the McCloud- Olmsted wedding
party, Miss Gladys Birkhauser Of Mllwau-
kee. Miss Marguerite Busch, Miss Katherine
Aiilroy Miss Rogene Dellecker, Miss Anna
Louise Knoedler Of Chicago, Mr.. Robert
Sargent Of st. Louis, Mr.. Lloyd Smith,
Mr.. Earl Burket. Mr.. William l.. Ross,
Mr.. Fred Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Olmsted, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCloud
OF kennilworth, Mr. and Mrs Philip L.
Knoedler OF Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Denny, Mr.. and Mrs, John r. Stout,
Mr.. and Mrs. FitzGerald, Miss Helen
stearn Of Chicago, Mrs. Arthur X. Daggett
Of Minneapolis and Mr.. Frank Mccoy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

A recent notable event was at the home
Of the late General and Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald Beale, parents Of Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean. The hosts there now are Truxtun
Beale and his beautiful young wife, who
was Miss Marie Oge of California. 1t
has descended into Mr.. Beale's possession,
but since his divorce from his first wife,
who was Miss Harriet Blaine he has not
occupied il or allowed any one else to.
He was former United States minister TO
Persia and to Greece, but has lived for
some years in California and travelled
much abroad.
lie is Mrs McLean's only brother, and
she is delighted to have him here and her
glrlhood home open again. 1t is filled
with historic mementos and memories.
The house was built in 1919 by Commodore
Barron Decatur Decatur lived there until
his death, resulting from the famous duel
with Commodore Barron Mrs Decatur
removed to Kalorama, in Georgetown
three years afterward and rented her Jack
son place home to the Russian govern
ment for their minister 1t has since been
occupied by Henry Clay, when he was
secretary of state; Sir Charles Vaughan,
British minister; Baron Hyde de Nouville,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
nv CONSTANCE cAHRrrHERs.

WASHINGTON. oct. 29--tSpeciel to The
BpcD-Whuo the Tafts have not as Vet
done anything in social way TN = season,
the presence of the presidents family at
tn White House is taken to mean that the
season OF 1910 Is with u.s.
TIL, mere fact that the flag is floating
over the White House signify ng IN"
uros,nca Of the chief executive, and that
one IS apt to meet th. first lady Of the
land and her daughter almost at any mo,
nent of the day in the ordinary rounds Of
shopping or visiting, gives an incentive
Tor being n town and lends little spice
to those who are less in the limelight
Miss Lettgrman, secretary to Mrs. Taft,
and WHO VIII have charge OF Mrs. Tafts
engag cement book this season, has returned
from her summer visit abroad and has
been at work a little while each day at
the White House on the preliminary work
of the social season
Mrs Taft has been having a visit from
her two sisters, Mrs More, on her way
home from her summer place at Riddle,
ford Pool, Me, and her only unmarried
sister Miss Heron, who spends most OF
her time caring for their aged father,
Judge Heron. Miss Heron has not made
visits to the White House like her other
sisters, as she has more cares devolving
upon her.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
Pleasures Past

Mrs. Guy Cox entertained the Kappa
Alpha Thetas Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, Paul Patton entertained AT luncheon
Saturday at the Hotel Loyal for Mrs. A.
w Workman who is soon to 20 to Min
neapolls 70 reside.
Mrs. c. r, Kountze gave a children
party Friday az her home for her son,
Denman Kountze, Those present were.
Masters Masters
Wadleigh Barton, DE Molf Barton
Robert Willard, Ray Willard,
Morse Palmer Charles Grew,
Robert Down, Dick Stewart.
Millard Rogers Milton Rogers
Lewis Burgess, Charles Burgess
Denman kountze,
Mrs. Jesse Rogers entertained at bridge
Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Norma Marshall Those present we're
Misses Marshall. Blanche Marshall Hazel
smith Ruth Mcbride. Henrietta Reese.
Violet Birchmore. Mildred Funkhouser
Marion Funkhouser. Mrs. Thomas Braden
Mrs. Edwin slater, Mrs. Lester Drishaus.
Wayne Hemphin, Mrs. W. =. Carson. Mrs
Rogers.
Miss Isabel Jones gave a Hallowee en-
party Friday evening AZ her home. Those
present were Misses Minnie Malchien
Bernice Whitney, Louise Fearnon. Marie
Callahan. Emma Kreymborg. Margaret
Grant Elizabeth Grant Jessie Mcdonald
Isabel Jones. Messrs. Rex. Hoult0n. Frank
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

place before which the wedding party stood
was ganlled with green. formug beauu-
ful background Yellow chrysanthemums
were used throughout the rooms. Luncheon
was served to about fifty guests az small
tables on which were baskets Of yellow
chrysauthomums, tied with tulle bows.
The bride wore her travelling gown OF
blue broadcloth with hat OF same color
She carried no flowers. Mr.. and Mrs
Byram left In their private car for "a
western trip and will reside In Chicago.
The visiting relatives from out Of town
were Mr.. and Mrs Elias Byram Of Gales
burg H.; Mr.. and Mrs. HIppert and MI
Clarence Hippert Of Riverside. Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

MI and Mrs. A. ~ Cafocob. Mr.. and Mrs
=. q. Roberts Mr and Mis-. O.. o. AIc.
llenzie. Nr and Mrs D. a Rose Nr aud
Mrs. Allen Dudley Misses Francis Gould.
Grace Hemplc Elizabeth Beheus. Peter
son. n-str CO. cole Charlotte Hsnricllsen
Eli4ahctn bond Della Jacobsen. Behl Nc.
Namarl. Mtssrs r. NJ. Cos. A. IT, S.stck.
n. q. Eowihy Oscar Irving. Roy Gillespie.
REGINALD ltles Paul Is Minded j. Cheek
h. "a. Shearer
Mrs. Frank Campbell entertained sixteen
guests at luncheon saturday lu honor OF
Miss Florence Olmst,d. The place cards
were white brides slippers rhc color
scheme of green and white was carried
out TN swausunia massed iu central sl-
yer dish T. om which silver cuaius .adiateI
to candlesticks ON the corners OF the table
Those present were.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
Wed ding Bells

Mrs lydia Morrison and Mr.. Harry B..
Byrgn of Chicago were quietly married
saturday afternoon at o'clock at
thc home OF the brides parents, Mr..
AMI Mrs. a. Z. Turkey The guests
included only members OF the two
families and out-uf-towu friends Dr
Frederick Rouse OF the First CouRrego-
uonal read the marriage lines. m. fire
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

Dummy, Cadelia Haverly, Ruth Hunziker
Florence Lake Nora Glyn Rosetta smith
Anglia McCrary, Maghertta Carpenter
Messrs. Junior Rossiter, Arthur Micks
Donald Campbell, John Fitz Patrick, j,
Schameric, Arthur Steiner Pickard Bana
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
Washington Social Not.s

Flag Floating Over World the Tas Are at
Home and So the Although Mrs Taft Has Not
Yet Regun Her Actvt-What Some of the Doing
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
sudan \ .lLl nAlLONE r.
Events Past and Future Recognize
Octobers Great Festal Dav
COTILLION CLUB PLANS DANCE
Sc, ernt Notable Functions VIII Mark
Ancient Festival Coming Week
McCIoud-OImsted wedding
TO Be Held.
OT1LLION CLUB PLANS DANCE


I look amazed at Phyllis. fair.
And wonder how she lost her hair.
And with 40 7 ram but surWise
Her head has decreased half its size.
Where took the pOmpHdUur its v9v'
Where arc the puffs Of yesterday
Elizabeth Grisw1'd Roe
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

house guest of Miss Mamie Page, left
Saturday Cor her home In New York