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POPULAR COLLARS AND CUFFS
Attractive, Goat ,apdI DRESS ssts Muss
Have a distinguished Ap-|'' u.
p~earance. n~

Ng~
Some of the most attractive coat
and dress sets, made Of a sailor col
and"farye~ turnbaeA~-esas-aEe~-of
white mousseline or plain swiss. with
s 4 : ashi's gsW ffB BIS 4
{ y a.sgf pss ss,qs i lsy sl Lsi rI sSd Il 4 ls e.
accessories of almost every kind OF
fabric, and can be used with excel
lent advantage on neckwear.
MISUNDERSTANDING cannot besintro-
con v~eniently, ~eet;in .gnafrow
is ussd instead SeyetalsEpes
sE,nsekweaf3a are representa- the
latest importation from Paris. Fore
most are the sailor collars. These
come In embroidered linen and batiste,
net and lace, and some Of them are
made of plain white material having
colored borders matching the gown
with which they are to be worn.
Very handsome ones OF heavy Irish
lace can be copied with allover en-
brcidery finished with a narrow lace
edge.
The shawl collrKsef embroidered ba-
tiste or fine Handkerchief A1hen ffAds
favor in the e~yesssf.sthe larke wonaaaa.
These are cut like a fischu IN frontSo
give a shalloY Xsshaps4. nSck.
Such a collar WITH scalloped-ed edges
is particularly attractive when worn
with a dark-colored gown. Folded-back
cuffs that match are worn with 1t. A
feature OF many of the French sailor
A,ksK&sRe.Ils37a,1SPssS 4 Ss ~
ises to become very popular. especial
W with the taller women.
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nal cases are to De tleu, HHOHS VHVTH dH OF WHICH, IT COHUVHus, uepTNV HW-
that- of United States against Phi fUr MS warer~rry ~mv f-h--de-
Courneyer under Indictment FOR PENDANTS are residents OF" Spearhsh
tbefts of horses and cattle on the canyon and vicinity, and get their wa
sssS%ETsr<ASY llsSE9NS T. tFo%sAsss kon ry SAy WE 4 sts gs.
sSs&%b w. tSSSyeXx H. hEa$ssss & Att st f I'll sast crSnr 80 n IT, ess

the defendants is the Homestake Min
ing company, which is erecting a ST.
600, 600 hydro-e1ectric plant in Spear
fish canyon.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-08-24

a. DRAWN
HAe ll6$ OvER THE STATE,
WI On Here and Thekpi
Einterest to the Read ESQ
goushout South oa- S
h$Aktk&f and Vicinity. k
REORGANIZATION s. Gliqdent
HA G. !! | s THE STATE

|kQlEV{3yergS. Pender, clerk OF 49,
bdrt, have drawn fyg&N
Mos for a regular I9rfn
States court, whicE
tai6 Speadwood in Septe1
4Hrors will report aksszf
s8e}3k6bater 5, while the nkpfheI9
|tA6 ft jury will be requy 3S4
kpt. s. The term
1YF2SAYN imnOrtant one. SeySW&tzAtm
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-08-24

N""N'S "UJD' NNO"t NHC WIN
has many stripes non the summer.
rlsft-oSers; -Ssrges, -.silks~yeilings aud
all are cheaper than they once were,
and can be turned out with quite a
new autumn smartness. How? Why,
by using a heavy band of plain mate
rial at the bottom of the skirt as here,
and employing all the solid piping put
Son elseYSers HTSese so!A Sits Of
BLACK orTNsAoF SADLY mataraish Ehs
stFtfeS Adathem chsrasnsrsaS
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-08-24

s,.s Plan: ts, E HoSaA 4; It. s :s',,'
as the Hardengfrlaget has been organ.
Neaefythe result az beetiHR' hea
IN EfsuASFalls by ShAs Norwegian
Americans of he city and vicinity
Who came to the pnftep statest and
South Dakota from hS portion Of
Norway known as Hardenger. The
society accepted an invitation extend.
ed by Sioux Falls and wift-fu+t-its'
first annual convention in this city on
septsmRsf % and 30 next, -,
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UXT
hand rival artist N.
jupes as tight a 8
I4Hk this Is done vol
hat she wants. and
s&gAfsGk& Is still choosing
MI {s5Es@sE&fNith this close
skH TT waist line th>
HQth31fk3arger sleeves are
H}ht1Hf fHhsse would make thxS&1N4&7
S9&e4 toportion to the M s4nd
sxppiE93 khight line which EESA&
sfABu6N the scant jupe. 8&E
f&llh0d lines for autumnE
}!nnlg3S 3igh guimpe here, sd4Ek04
I'M - 3&E94dress Of any dressyVt
zbnoW&x AEZNbe Parisienne has fd{148
tAkseeHHxf4&b neck too fetching Ef&
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30
WOOTEN ITEMS.

MARRIED: At Elida, New
Mexico, Sunday June %, Jesse
Gus 4, Of ChiclIasha, Oklahoma,
to Miss Mable Whitaker, of
this neighborhood. The newly
wed couple will make t h G i +
home at Chickasha. Oklahoma,
and left for that point on Tues
day mornings train. Il h e
groom is employed by the r /.
Railroad Co., as time Keeper.
and is known as a steady, high
ly esteemed young man. The
bride is well known here and
greatly respected by all our peo-
pie, and they all join in hearty
congratulations TO the fortu-
nate husband.
Clifford Whitaker is home on
a visit. He is in the employ Of
the Santa Fa, at Amarillo.
w. H. Stevens left last week
for the Pecos Valley TO sc t
work.
Mrs. Southard's well is failing.
and she has had to recall t h e
we'll driller, in the hope Of Sc
curing a better flow of water.
Awful dry here now and we
are hoping and longing for rain.
Little Head.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30
VALLEY VIEW ITEMS.

Blue Lloyd and family and
Will Heathco left for Roswell
last week, to get work.
George Chambers has gone to
hunt work.
We understand that Charles
Spillman's wife has the h t
clop in the country.
Crops in the Garland Flat are
needing rain badly. also little
work.
II. p. Crume thinks he is a
privileged citizen since lie got
his new wheel,
Suppose the Jack rabbits ave
getting a rest now, since the
big dinner. Nobody hungry
enough now to eat rabbit.
Bert CULLEN is flying hi g h
these days, with his mules and
buggy.
1t is lonesome in the Flat since
Loyds left.
X We have re-organized the Sun
day school at the Garland school
house and would like to see more
Of our people attend. If the old
effoIks want the Sunday school
to prosper and do good t h y
should bring their children, ana
not send them and az at home
themselves. Come, and be with
us. OLD FOGY,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications they cannot reach the dis
eased portion of the There is only way to
cure deafness and that by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by nllamed condition OF the
mucous lining of the EustaChan TUBE. When this
tube is iniamed you have rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it entirely closed Deaf
ness is tho result and uGlCss the inflammation be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal cond
ton, hearing Will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an iliamed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case Of
Deafness Caused by catarr) that cannot be cured
by Hairs Catarrh cure. Send for circulars free.
f. j. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, o..
Sold by Druggists, 1jC.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30
W. 7. Cowgirl,
S-SE..El.'9..R'.F,fE.a.fI'
NOTARY PUBLIC
GATHERED GLEANINGS.


GATHERED GLEANINGS.
The worst enemy we have
these times is the fly.
We need rain soon, to help the
crops along.
F. Armagast is feasting on
green beans, lettuce, raddishes,
etc. Also inGide of a week will
have plenty cucnmbers and
squashes-alI NATURALIZATION.
There is a great deal in learning
,how to do things in this country.
A public well has bceu put
down at Olive. Plenty Of good
water at only 20 feet.
J. p. Thomas has just COM
pleted good fence around his
claim.
~
iI'De'' '''S 'o' - '''' '' 1t "'I
from Roswell is doino tive work
Paw r.,,l. ,,l ,.;f, ,.,.;t..o
n,', ,,t,,,', , ,,''', "'' ,. '',','
and Sunday
,fi,s r,,,.o.+ ,,,1 go -,
.1;,;a, h,li,t tnI,a'' L1, ,''' ' ,a 1''
,,',,,. i, ;,,,.Io ,...e 49,,
Moss,s Do,nis no,,.,, 1of4
Thnrod,,, fo," ,ho HT,n,t,ins ~
hnul wood rn na,I,nr
MI ana MUS d. l.Ii'e lelV frl-
day lor Eilda [" spend Il rev
weeks
j. w. Sexton is shcaling his
herd Of sheer this week.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30
Work will Soon Start

after you take Dr.. Kings New
life Pills, and you'llquickly en-
joy their fine results. Consti-
patton and Indigestion vanish
and fine appetite returns. They
regulate stomach, liver and
bowels and impart new strength
and energy to the whole system
Try them, Only 25c at all
Druggists.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30

The editor of a country paper
received the query. "Can you
tell me what the weather will
be next month";" lii reply he
wrote. ut is my belief t h a t
the weather next month will be
very much like your subscrip-
ton The inquirer wondered
for an hour what the editor was
driving at, when he happened to
think of the word Gun settled -
He went in the next day and
squared his account.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

If you are Proving up on
your claim be sure and read
your Publication Notice care
fully when it appears in the
paper, and if there are any err
rors notify this office promptly
and they will be corrected.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30
BAPTIST SERVICES

Every 2nd Saturday and Sun
day Sat, $50 P, M. Sunday
II A, M, and $50 P. NJ. Every
body cordially invited.
L. l.. Kyle, Pastor.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30

G. H. Logan returned home
Sunday, from Commando,
Oklahoma. He says they are
having very dry weather there,
and that the corn crop over a
big section of that country is a.
ready gone and the outlook for
other crops is not good.
Floyd Beauchfm MP is working
in Roswell now. He left Mon
day.
They killed. young beef for
the picnic dinner last Friday,
and we are told that there would
have been plenty for very
man woman and child there
if w. II. Cooper, of Big Valley
hadn't been quite so meat hun
CRY. 1t appears that he has been
out of cartridges for his targel
gun for some time, and had to &C
without rabbits, as the weather
was too hot to run 'em down.
Johnny Cooper returned tc
Roswell last Saturday.
John Riddle and Bud Ward
went to Roswell Monday, tc
hunt work.
john Minis returned home
Tuesday, from a weeks trip t'
the Valley.
Mrs. Ernest Paddock and Mrs
H. w. Fry drove to EIida Tues,
day, on a shopping expedition
The hot wind Sunday dam.
aged lots of the early corn.
Mrs. w. Fl. Drake is reported
on the sick hist this week.
Mrs. w. Y. Sherman, who
was at Clovis, 'phoned her hus
band that a party there h a {
taken up Mr., Sherman's mules
thathave been gone for some
time, but refused to d elivel
them. Mr.. Sherman went M
Tuesday to see about the mat
ter.
w. H. Ward, southeast OF
here sold his ranch to Mr. Ackel
of Elida last week and is going
to Texas.
Mrs. M. e. Hardy sold hel
claim to Mr.. Cloudy and is going
to Texas at once.
TIE AZ game at the b arbe
shop is progressing very nicely
/ Conclave open from $50 A NJ
to 5 p. M.
Quartely Conference of the
M. e. Church South will be held
at Kenna Saturday and sunday
lst and 2nd of July.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-06-30

For SALE CHEAP; Good second
hand cultivator. Apply at this
office.
Mrs. s. H. Birdwell left on
Tuesdays train for Portales, to
to visit for awhile with her
folks,
Fine decided farm for sale, on
terms. Call at this Office.
Charley Sims was summoned
for jury duty at Roswell and
drove in Sunday to take t h e
train. AS he returned Tuesday
morning we presume he was ex-
cused.
For SALE: Sulky pillow. Call
at this Office.
Jesse Holland was over Tues
day from Wooten. He has been
appointed postmaster out there,
Vice Thos. Wooten, whoresign-
ed.
For SALE: Turkey hen and
gohbler. Call at this office.
Charley Barber dropped off
and spent last Sunday at home,
a treat he is not permitted often,
as his train duties are eXacting
and demand practically all his
time.
For SALE: One cheap farm
horse, one, two or three small
mules, all cheap and on time if
desired. Call at this office.
If you want to buy anything
or sell anything, call at h S
office. We are an information
Bureau on these matters.
Picnic AT BIG VALLEY.
A closing school picnic was
given by the patrons of the Big
Valley school last Friday that
was probably as largely attend
ed as any occasion of the kind
occurring in this part of the
country. Many Kennaites went
out to enjoy the entertainment
and help eat the big dinner, and
they all agree that there was
more good things to eat t h a n
seen at any one time since
they came to New Mexico. In
fact some state that if George
Northcutt and W. A. Fry
hadn't been present there would
have been enough left over to
have fed the whole neighbor-
hood for two weeks. At night
fine program was rendered at
the school house, consisting of
20 selections, embracing decla-
nations, Dialogues, select read
ings, songs and Instrumental
music. Ice cream was served
all the Afternoon and evening.
WIS. Clinkingbeard is back
home again. He had been at
Snvder Taxas for snmN time
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15

church at $3.50 o'clock. The bride. is a
granddaughter OF Mrs. Wilhclmina KARI
bach. ono OF the pioneers OF this city.
The groom IL one OF the younger group
Of business men and is engaged In the
wholesale spice business.
-.
The wedding of Miss isabelle r, Nc
Eeives', daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Rus.
sell 10. McKelvey. TO MIR. Charles Reveal
Daniel of David City. win take place
Wednesday. November l. at high noon at
81. Pauls Episcopal church. Mrs.
Frank Baker sister OF the bride, win be
matron OF honor and Mr.. Baker win be
best man. The ushcrs win be Dr. Ira W
Porter and Mr., James Allen. Following
the ceremony there will be a breakfast
at the home Of the brides parents.
Miss Louise Dining and Miss Miriam
Patterson viii be bridesmaids at the wed
ding OF Miss Hazel Ford. daughter oil
Mr., ard Mrs Chaglos =, Ford OF Chit
cago, formerly of Omaha. to Mr., JOSEPH
steven Wilson which will take place No
vember n at Kenwood Evangelical
church. The matrons Of honor will b,
Mrs. Frank stuart Lewis OF Toledo nnt
Mrs. Otto Il. osthoff Of Chlengo.
Miss Ford has many omaha friends a M
has visited here several times since hel
residence in Chicago. at the homes o.
Miss Dining and Miss Patterson,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15

her sister, Miss Younglof, who will be her
guest for some time.
Mrs. G.. II. Ruth of Marshalltown, Ia,
who is the guest of Mrs. F. l.. Mccoy.
will return home Thursday accompanied
by Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. Robert Olmsted and
Mrs. w. r. Denny. They will make the
trip In Mrs. Ruths touring car. ~,
Tho Misses Hawley, who have spent
the summer in Evanston, ILL.,. are unable
to return on account of Illness Miss
Clara Hawley has been i'll with typhoid
fever. Miss Mary Hawley is i'll at the
home CT her aunt, Mrs. Symonds.
Mrs. Young, wife OF Lieutenant General
YOUNG. retired, of washington, d. c., ae-
conTpanied by her mother, Mrs Ellen NJ
Dean OF Helena. Mont. arrived Saturday
to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Robbins and Mrs. William Henry
Wyman o.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Il. Spens have
taken the II. e. Palmer house on South
Thirty-thlrd street opposite Hanscom
parl; and will move into 1t Monday. Mrs.
Palmer, who has been at Briar Cliff, n.
Y. all summer. Is at present in Chicago
and later will go south for the winter,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15

for the winter while Mr. and Mrs. Funk
houser are in Florida,
Miss Ruth Smith. the guest of Mics
Iouise Lord win leave for her home
Dixon, III, Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Joy OF 81. Louis, who spent
the week In Omaha visiting Miss Eloise
jerks. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Frank wilhelm returned Friday
from Chicago where she visited her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs e. a. Cudahy.
Mrs. Caroline Lane and Lieutenant
Arthur Lane Of Fort Crook left last week
for n three months stay In the east.
Miss Winlfred Nelson Of Niobrara,
Neb.. has been much entertained during
her visit with Miss Irene Mcknight.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Brandeis returned
Saturday from New York. where they
went for the stern Brandels wedding
Thursday
Miss Meta Buxbaum OF Chicago, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. David Degas
and Mrs. Morris Strauss. left Saturday
evening for her home
Mr. and Mrs. 4. y. Mcpherson, ir.
who have been visiting MFR. MCPHERSON
parents, have gone to Handbook. Wye.
where they will reside.
! Miss Mildred Patterson OF Kansas City
No, who has been the guest OF mel
cousin, Miss Miriam Patterson. for a
week, will leave Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Nash are taking q
two weeks motor trip to Seattle. accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Burgess,
and Miss Stella Hamilton.
Miss Carrie Willard and Miss Heller
Willard. who have been abroad for tn,
! last year will sail for home on Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15

October q. on the Frederick Wilhelm.
Mr. Joseph Byrne left Thursday for
Washington, where his marriage 70 Miss
Lucy JoEes 'occsrs next Tuesday. Mr..
r g. Ryrne left saturday for the we'd
ding
Captain. Martin L. Crfmmihs. Sixteenth
Infantry. formerly at Fort Crook. has
been ordered from Fort Davis. Alaska,
70 Che general hospital In San Francisco
for treatment
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton and Mrs. o. y.
Wetzel Of San Diego, Cal. are visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs ED. -. William. Mrs.
Hamilton was formerly Miss Margaret
Williams OF Omaha.
Mrs r.. Dlmon Bird II expected about
october. % to visit her parents, Colonel
and. MgsI q s. Curtis. for a week. Miss
curtis viii return with her TO New York
TO Cemam until Chrlstmas.
Mrs. wv, r., Coad leaves Tuesday for
Oklahoma City, to be followed little
later by Mr.. Coad. to attend the wedding
OF her sister, Miss Josephine oNeill, to
Mr.. Edward OBrien october -.
Dr. aud Mrs. Phlllp Kani Love nav,
returned from a ten weeks trip Ia
Europe. They sailed on the Krore Prinz.
essln Cecilia. landing in New York Tues
day and arriving In Omaha Friday morn
ing.
DR.. James r. Kinsler and Miss Blanche
Kinsler have returned from a two weeks
trip TO the lakes OF Minnesota. Mrs
kinSler will remain for a few weeks
longer, and Ia the guest OF her slstor al
Besrdsley MINI.
| Mrs W. A. Paxton IN closing her hons
at Falraeres and viii leave Monday with
her daughter Prairie 20 spend the winter
In New York. They will stop in Chleas,
10 visit Mr. and Mrs Harry wilkins fo
a few days.
Mrs, c. X. Coutant moved saturda!
from her home, i0a North Fortieth street
TO the Colonial apartments, and the earl
part OF next week Mr. and Mrs LOU
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
Land Show Visitors
Will Be Cared For

The information bureau at the Young
Mems Christian association is completing
arrangements for taking cars of Land
show visitors. People desiring to rent
rooms and those who wish reservations
should get In touch with the bureau.
. Thk information bureau will also take
charge Of the room reservations for the
teachers convention which will be held
I'm Omaha November s, . and TO- Teachers
from different points in the state are al
ready writing for accommodations and
indications point TO a very large attend
ance.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
h Pleasures Past

Mrs. n. a. saTson and Airs. ~. D. Per.
ter enteriainsd q cards Rst evening az
their home for MrA Herbert smith ana
Aiss AilaTed smith of Wilmington, n. c.,
guests Of Nj and Airs J. W. Griffith.
A dinner was given Thursday evening
~ ARA Dorothy Mills ana MfA FloFeneo
chnstansen at the home Of the latter.
be9 Webster street. IN honor Of their
fathers. Mr. y. J. oiraFdst and Mr.. r. J.
Pitehie- Il being fifty-six years since they
came &c Nebraska. both coming IN the
early part Of october. 1863 An old.
ianhioned dinner Was served to eleven
guests.
The Enus Nettn KenslEgton club wa,
sntertaihe3 fridar afternoon b. Mrs
Pau a. ThemansoE. Luncheon was served
"a yellow iack o'iantssn formed IN,
sfEp.ees for the tahie rms members
r. sivo are Nssdamss ". :. oossia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
Personal Gossip

Mrs. Charles RI. Creighton has returned
from six weeks in California.
Mrs. Julius Dreifuss and daughter are
visiting relatives In Cleveland, q.
Mrs. Frederick Rustin Is now at No. 40,
Avenue Henri Martin. Paris. France.
Mrs. Walter Noise has returned from
Los Angeles after an absence OF four
months,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Mott, who have
been east for some weeks are expected
back today.
AFR, and Mrs, E. p, Peck viii have their
niece. Miss Elsie FunkhoHser, with them
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
She Helps Young Women
Find Work and Homes

Miss Marie OdiorSe Is tho seere-
tary at the Young Women's Chris
tlan association whoss' job Il Ia 10
flt self-supportlng girls into the
right places, This sounds easy, but
Is really very diffiouh for tho
reason that 50 many OF the girls
who are lust starting out on ohoit
careers as vase earners are un-
fitted for the places which they
wish 70 get. and because employers
will not hire beginners.
Nearly every inexperienced appll-
cant who comes TO Miss odiorne
wants office work, and office
managers want only experienced
workers.
None 81 The slrls viii take places
TO do Homework. And there Is
always q super-abundance Of places
OF that kind. The calls from house
wives who need cooks. second girls
aud maids for general houseWork
are as numerous as those from
ineN6eylepced girls whS want, to
do office work.
Is Miss Odiorne discouraged with
the task OF trying to balance en-
ployees aud employmentsy Not in
the least She Is hopefur because
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15

The evening Of Tuesday. october q, has
! been selected SssE'sociSty eight" at the
Omaha Land show. and the management
OF the show IL making elaborate prepare
TOYS 70 entertain its guests ~ that time.
Wei known Omaha society matrons and
iea.darsrnuBcng line women Of The army
~ are TO BE invited 10 he patronesses Of
the event and the debutsntes OF the last
tRo seasons will be honor guests.
RIA special program Of music has been
Arranged for the occasion, which prob
ably viii bo the most brilliant event dur
Ting the exposition, The concert will be
given by the FeruIlo band. which IL pro-
naunced the greatest Italian organization
ever drought 10. America.
francesca Ferullo. the director, Is a
2vsrltable battery OF temperament and
imusical intensity. He is fiery little
italian and does not confne himself TO
ithe creations OF his native school or to
the latter-day popular trifles for his rcp-
iertory. Bizet Massenet. saint-Saens.
wagner. Tschaikowsky and LIszt are IA.
miiiar a. him. and they receive as ex-
scellent and intelligent treatment at his
hands, as do his own countrymen. As 4
special feature OF the concert Mons. Bar
nsrd BegEe. baritone. and Nine. Marie
Ilegue. conttaito. both from the Metro
politan grand opera. WIN appear In
Omaha for tho trst time. The concert
promises to. be the most important mus
zeal event OF the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
SOCIETY AT THE LAND SHOW
Society Women will Assemble at the
Big Den October %.
DEBuTANTEs TO BE HONORED
welt Knowa society MRtruns aud
Leaders Among women of Army
see WIN he Patroncsses nc
BrIIltRat CatherinE.


MoNDAY.-Miss Amy Gilmore Orpheum
party for Miss Grace kuhnE, Mr., Ross
rowle, box party ~ the Brandeis for
Miss trazei Dewwese and Miss Juiettc
Brown; My. willard T.. Hosford, Mon
DAY Pr dRe club.
TrEsDA.y Z Miss Mary Alice Rogers,
evening Ridge for Mics Hazel Deweese
and Mss .Iuiefte Brown, wedding Of
Miss Ruth Mary Gentleman and Mr,
Edward william DOuley. Universal
card club meeting: Mrs G. w Bergen,
Sermo clulE wcddng OF Miss Lucy
loves and 1dr. Joseph Byrne In Wash
ineton, 70. e.: wedding OF Mis- Theckla
Buell. AMI MI. Thomas Frederick
q Saughfin'
" EDNEsDA Y-Mrs. Martha Blackwell
and Mrs Warren Blackwell. bridge
luncheon AZ Country club; Miss Nath-
srlno nccson. tea for Miss Dorothy
Miner. Ans Va. s. hampton, W. W.
club. dinner-dsnce al Country club.
,TIIU RsI1A Y-Mtss Helen Davis, evening
bridge Tor MiSF newcese and Miss
brown. Mrs j. -. Foster and Mrs. r.
VI pesrce. luncheon ~ Country club
for A,hetion Bridge club; Or. and Mrs.
A. o. Peterson. bridge dinner Mrs.
ghamaE. Brown. konlsingtOn. La Sale
BaBcing club. party At Chambefe'; Mrs
Cherries Offutt. luncheon at Country
Z club for Mrs Cowan Of Fort Omaha.
nIDAY-Mts. 4. s. Curtis. luncheon;
Wintom club. dancing party &C Cham
btfs'; sEnrlc Nous Dancing club, party
i NrTRDAY ~ Miss Florence Rahm.
luncheon &C Country club, dinner-dance
az Country club