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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
Personal Gossip

Miss Wilma Howard returned Saturday
from a short visit in Lincoln.
Miss Sara Craig win leave Monday to
spend the week in Bennington.
Mrs, Edward A. Cudahy and Miss Jean
CUdahy are spending a week I'm Chicago
Ars. Edmund Lang has gone to Savannah,
Ca to visit her mother. Mrs. II. A. Well,
Mr.. e. F. Goldstein left Friday after
noon for a two weeks visit in New York.
Miss Mary Furay and Mr.. Frank Furay
returned Friday from Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Mrs. Charles Z. Black returned Friday
from a nine weeks stay in Florida and
Chicago.
Mrs. Harry L. Cummings returns today
from a six weeks trip to Honolulu and
California.
Miss Edna stevens of shelton, Neb,
guest OF Miss Stella Shaw, leaves Monday
! for her home.
Mrs, c. J. Smyth and Miss Rose smyth
have returned from a two weeks stay at
Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. r. L. Harper OF Denver has arrived
to be the guest OF DR.. ana Mrs A. F.
Jonas for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs w IL. McCord and Mrs.
Morris smith have returned from seven
4 weeks stay In California.
Mrs. r. Gibson Harris and son, Oliver
Harris. have returned from California,
where they spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Wood returned
Thursday from their wedding trip and are
in their home. 3Oi7 Pacific street
Mr. and Mrs John c. Forbes and family
viii leave about June for Chicago. where
they will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mccarthy, 1882 Daven-
port street leave today for Chicago. They
plan to spend Easter in the latter city,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Burmester ir.
have taken a home at 1906 Poppleton ave
nue., having sold their home on California
street.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mcshane. VIII,
have been visiting, are now at Hollywood
Cal. and expect to return 20 Omaha thi,
7 week.
Mr.. Harry VinsonhAler OF 81. Louis Is IN
omaha for a few days and IL the guest OF
his brother. Judge ID. NJ. Vinsonhaler. and
Mrs. VinsOnhaler.
Miss Alice Mccullough, who attends the
University OF Nebraska, Is spending the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. W. Mccullough.
Miss Alice Barrier Of Chicago is expected
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to spend the weekend with Miss Edith
Locke. Miss Barrier is returning from a
visit to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. A. c. Powell and Miss Katharine
Powell, who have been In California since
January, are at present at La Jolla, but
will be in Omaha for Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Byram Of Chicago
are expected In Omaha April g. Mrs
Byram will remain here about two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A p,
Turkey.
Miss Gwendolen Wolfe, who Is spending
her Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs.
]. NJ. Baldrige, will remain until April 10,
before returning to school at Miss Halls,
Pittsfield, Mass.
AIR. and Mrs. c. c. TroxeI and Miss
Alice Troxell have returned from southern
California, where they spent the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Troxell left Friday for
months trip east.
Miss Elsie Keller of Detroit and Miss
Genevieve Allen OF Clinton, la, arrived
Saturday TO be the guests of Miss Mar
garet Lee until after her marriage to Mr.
Gibson on Wednesday.
Mrs. j, Joseph, accompanied by her son,
Mr. Oscar q. Joseph, and Miss Frieda
Meyer have returned to Louisville, Ky,
after spending eight months with her sis
sers. Mrs, A. Hene and Mrs d. Wells.
Miss Ioughran of Washington, ID. c.,
who has been visiting Major and Mrs.
Daniel Carr of Fort Omaha expects to
leave Sunday for Atlanta, Ca. where she
will make q short visit before returning
home.
Miss Margaret Blackwell, who is the
granddaughter OF Madam Martha Black
well, and Is now attending the National
Park Seminary at Washington. d. c., Will
spend her Easter vacation with friends in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs v. NJ, Watkins of st. Paul,
Mimi. are visiting Captain and Mrs. VIII
liam T. Wilder, 22l1 st. Mary's avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Watkins are the parents OF
Mrs. Wilder and are on their way back
from San Diego Cal, to their home at st,
PAU. Mimi
Mrs. Herbert Gates plans to sail In June
on one Of the HOlland-American steamers
for a trip to Europe. She will spend the
summer visiting points Of interest In Hol.
land and Switzerland and may remain
I abFoad next winter, spending most Of her
/ time IN southern Italy.
J Mr.. w. H. Wheeler has received a card
| from Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayward,
mailed while they were at Manila They
were then about 20 continue their trip
around the world, with Egypt as their next
stopping place Mr., and Mrs. George Woods,
who had been with the party, had started
! back by the Pacific route on the steamer
Manohuria, which broke down aud COM
PEELED them to return 30 the Orient.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
Indoor Meet.

The athletic meet at the Auditorium was
well attended by society. Following the
meet many supper parties were given at
the clubs and cafes.
The alumni OF the University Of Ne
braska occupied three boxes and among
those in this party were Messrs. Amos
Thomas, Charles Foster. E. w. Burket'
w &, Kempton, r. A. Van Orsdale and
G Perrin.
The University OF Michigan party included
Miss DietE, Mrs Andrew Rosewater, MT
L. b. Zabriskie, Mr.. Stanley Rosewater
Prof. and Mrs. G. f. Crowley. MIR. r. c.
Peters. Mr.. John r. Webster, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. r. Crofoot Mr. r. r. Morsman
MI Il, 7. Bellamy, Mr.. and Mrs Duncan
IA. Vinsonhaler, Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle /. Alb
bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs j. =. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawford. Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. c
H. Yost
In one OF the boxes we're Mr.. and Mrs
Il. G. MoOrhead Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
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Burns, IT.: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Turkey and
Mr.. Lawrence Brinker.
Mr.. II. w Yates jr.. had as his guests
Misses Dorothy Morgan, Alice Carey Nc
Grew, Josephine O'Neill, Messrs. Elmer
Cope, Gerald Wharton and Wilson Austin.
with Br. and Mrs. a. L. Reed were Mr..
and Mrs. George Loomis, Mrs. f. b. john
son. Miss Elizabeth Reed. Miss Erna Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Towle entertained
at dinner preceding the athletic meet and
following dinner entertained one OF the box
parties Their guests included Misses Eva
AIelor, Gladys Kindred Of Brownell Hall,
Helen Murphy. Halcyon Cotton, Jasmine
Eherraden, Helen Ingwersen, Marion Towle,
Naomi Towle and Mr.. Reavis Glst who at
tends the University Of Nebraska.
Mr.. j. NJ. Gillian had as his guests
Miss Martha Powell, Miss Grace Powell,
Miss wheatley. Miss Eddy and Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Morse.
Dr. and Mrs b. B. Davis had as their
guests Meksrs Fred BucholE, Guy Beckett,
Everett Bourke Harry Goetz and Herbert
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Baldrige entertained
in their box at the indoor track meet
Mr.. b. n. Smith. Mr.. Farnam Smith, Mr..
Grafton Wolfe, Mr.. Dudley Wolfe, Miss
Gwendolen Wolfe. Mr.. II. H. Baldrige and
Mr.. Malcolm Baldrige.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Davis entertained in
their box Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hosford.
In the NJ p Updlke box We're Mr. and
Mrs. E. s. Westbrook Mr.. and Mrs. S. $.
Carlisle, Miss Hazel UpdIke and Miss Dor
othy Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Peters has as their
guests Mrs, H. b. Peters Of ST. Louis
Miss Gladys Peters. Miss Daphne Peters
Mr. Ralph Feters and Mr.. Douglas Peters
DR.. and Mrs w. j. Bradbury entertained
Mrs. William Hill Clarke and Mr., and Mrs.
Guy H. Pratt in their box.
Mr. Charles II. Brown had as his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prinz, Mr., and Mrs
Harry Doorley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Willard
and Miss ella Mae Brown.
In one OF the boxes were Miss Rose
Smyth, Miss Marguerite Busch. Mr.. Ebert
Burnett and Mr. Lynn Callahan.
Members OF the University of Omaha &C.
cupled two boxes and the Ad club and the
press had box parties.
Others who had parties for the meet
were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
Wedding Bells

The wedding OF Miss Georgiana Jensen
$50 Buckingham Place, Chicago, TO Mr.
Williame Neve, jrr OF Omaha was cele-
brated March q al the brides home Rev.
d. Edmundson officiating. Miss Marie
Jensen was maid OF honor and Frank Jen-
sen was best man. After a tour OF the
Pacific coast. Mr. and Mrs Neve will
make their home in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02

In the past week the Indoor Athletic meet
was the event OF most general interest.
Society assisted IN making the event a
success. Society occupied the boxes. APP
plauded the athletes and grew enthusiastic
and excited over the contests.
The recently organized University club
was instrumental in adding to the interest
Of the college people and three Of the uni
versities we're represented by box parties
The college pennants and college colors
used in decoration OF the boxes and college
cheers enthused the contestlng college
athletes.
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clude two more dancing parties. one Of
which will be given at one OF the country
clubs.
MrA w. c. Lambert entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon at her home
In honor OF Mrs. Alfred Francoeur of Chi
cago Pink spring flowers we're used in
decorating the rooms. The guests in
cluded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
Pleasures Past

Mrs Z. A. Benson was hostess Saturday
at an informal luncheon at her home for
the members OF the membership committee
OF the Social Settlement. Ten guests were
present
Mrs. n. c. Sears entertained at luncheon
Saturday at the Hotel Loyal In compliment
TO her daughter, Miss Sara Sears. After
luncheon they attended the matinee at the
Boyd theater. Twenty-Five guests were
present.
The teachers OF the Train school Friday
gave a pretty luncheon in compliment to
one OF their number who is to be one Of the
summer brides, Miss Dona Whitley The
luncheon was served after school in one
OF the rooms of the building. Miss Clara
b. Mason. principal OF the building, pre-,
sided at the luncheon.
Mr.. Frank o. Fans was hostess of the
CharmOnte club at her home Friday The
guests Of the afternoon were
Mesdames- Mesdames-
e. n. Roberts, Rodney Bliss,
Frank Engler, Charles Helmer
M Harris, Ralph Shepard
Guy French, William r. Wood
Misses Misses
Mabel Hicks. Alice SMELL
Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Cahow entertained
their bridge club Friday evening Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Freeiand,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Could IT.; Mr..
and Mrs Theodore Tillotson, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Hart,
Dr. and Mrs. W. n. Doward. MIR. and Mrs.
J. $. Redman. MI and Mrs. Lawrence
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cahow
Mr.. Raymond Hayward entertained at an
orpheum party Saturday evening in honor
Of Miss Margaret Lee and Mr.. Lawrence
Gibson. Those present were;
Misses- Misses
Margaret Lee GeneWeve Allen Of
Elsie Keller Of Clinton la;
Detroit, Marie HOllinger
Messrs- Messrs.-
Lawrence Gibson, Myron Hayward.
Montross Lee Raymond Hayward
Miss Margaret Howard entertained at an
evening party Friday at her home In
Dundee for the members OF Mrs. A. Ian,
Sings Sunday school class OF the First
Baptist church. In a musical contest
prizes were awarded TO MT. Glen Iamt
end Mr.. Robert Beindorf Those present
were.
Misses Misses
Hazel Peterson, Fertha stock,
VIOLA Race Lena Weigel
Hazel Lyon, Margaret Howard.
GClda Green,
Messrs.- Messrs.-
Frank Nestor, Earl Mckenna
Harry Thorpe, Glen Lamb,
George Weigel Robert BeindoFf.
The Pan club held It's annual election O
officers Friday evening. Mr.. f. A. Ros
was elected president TO succeed Mr.. Free
Shearer, who recently moved TO Kansas
Mr.. Arthur Cajaeobs was reelected imam
clal secretary, The board Of directors 10
the following year will consist OF Messrs
Roy Gnlispie Allan Dudley and Franl
Roberts After the business session th
members enjoyed a smoker and cards
The Pan club has been In existence abou
two years. during which time a grea
many enjoyable dances and parties hav
been given The plans for this year In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02

with Easter two weeks away the Lenten
clubs are preparing to put their books In
order and disband for the year 81 1911. The
other clubs. too, are reminded that It Is
time to consider summer plans and there
fore are multiplying their meetings. AZ
least some such reason must be account
able for the prevalence Of club meetings in
the social calendar this week Clubs,
musical bridge, sewing and kensington
clubs, promise to be OF chief interest this
week. The one important variation 70
these club meetings will be the reception
which is to follow the Glbson-Lee wedding
and the several small complimentary events
planned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
SOCIETY ATTENDING CLUBS
Annual Election Of Tuesday Morning
Musicale Club This Week.
ING PLANS ANNOUNCED
Post-Easter weddInEs Are 90 ne
Numerous and the Dates Of
some Have been Chosen-
other Announcements.


MONDAY - Mr.. Frank Hoel Orpheum
party for Miss Margaret Lee and Mr..
Lawrence Gibson. Mrs William Baxter.
Amateur Musical club: Mrs Charles
Richards, afternoon bridge for Mrs. Al
fred Francoeur; Mr. and Mrs T.. &.
Lloyd Jolly Twelve Whist club
tEBDAK-Program and election Of Of.
ficers OF the Tuesday Morning Musicale
club al the home Of Mrs. Edward A.
Cudahy. Miss Catherine Davenport, dane
ing party. Mrs. Frederic Thomas Amateur
Bridge club. Mrs. John r. Dennis, ken
sington for Mrs Alfred Francoeur. Mrs.
John X. Morrison, Tuesday Bridge club:
Mrs Charles Lee, dinner for Miss Lee
and Mr.. Lawrence Gibson Mr. and Mrs.
A. p Whitmore. Tuesday Evening Bridge
club.
wEDNESDAY-W for Miss Mar
garet Lee and Mr. Lawrence Gibson
Hiss Beatrice Cole afternoon party for
Miss Gladys Thompson; Mrs Edward
BursOn, luncheon for Mrs. Alfred Fran
occur; Mrs, F. @. Clayton, W. L, club.
THURSDAY-A r. G. club. dancing party
al Chambers academy; Mrs. James Me
Donald Tasma It'd Whist club; Mrs. r. 3.
Rossum. Imperial club.
SATURDAY-Mr. and Mrs. a. ". Scribner
Harmony club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02

Mesdames- Mechanics
Alfred FrRncoeur. r. +. Sohindel.
Wayne Hemphil Harry Trumble
Claude Orchard Thomas Parker,
w. b. Tagg, Harry Cole,
Arthur Miller, Fred Towle,
Franklin Shotwell, Cory Bulla,
Byron Hart. e. A. Rose,
A. L. Lott, jr.; E. NJ. Slater.
J. T. Helgren. A. V. Shotwell
q. w. Paddock,
Misses Misses
Ann Dennis Grace Young
May Sullivan, Nora Gilchrist,
Bess Mensinger, Florence Pennington,
Maud Dennis. Julia Willard.
Mrs. Sophie Gyger OF 1922 South Twenty
eighth street, one Of Omaha's pioneers
celebrated her eightieth birthday today
In order to be present at this celebration
her sons and daughters came from their
homes in the Atlantic and the Pacific coast
cities. The only son absent from the OBJ
servance of the birthday was Mr.. Charles
Gyger. whose duties as clerk Of the De-
partment of the Missouri have taken him
to San Antonio, Tex. Mr. and Mrs William
Gyger come from Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Gyger from New York. Mrs
Henry De Garmo from Los Angeles, and
Mrs. George Pierce from San Bernardlno,
Cal. The daughters who live with Mrs
Gyger. Miss Sophia Gyger and Mrs.
AiNthHDAr dhu Mrs NhahtNb GsbSi
and the three grandchildren, Howard Bit
finger and Martha and William Gyger,
completed the party. The house was decor
ated with the many flowers sent in with
the good wishes OF friends and neighbors.
One Of the most enjoyable high school
dances OF the season was the dance given
Friday evening at Chambers. This was
the last high school hop of the season
five university students came to Omaha
to attend the dance, and also the indoor
athletic meet at the Auditorium. Purple
and white. the high school colors and red
and white. the Nebraska university col
DDS, were used harmoniously and made
an effective decoration. The Grand
BOuncers," a club OF high school boys had
one prettily draped cosy corner and the
university people the other. The commit
tee in charge were Messrs. Chester Baker
and Ralph Werlich. Those present were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02
For the Future

In accordance with their annual custom
the women OF the First Presbyterian
church will give a luncheon Thursday
April 6, In benefit Of the Visiting Nurse
association. Mrs c. l. Bradley and Mrs
lContInnsd ON Pags Threel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02

Misses Misses
Helga Rasmussen, Anna Neble,
Jesse Mcdonald, Mary Carrier
Irene Nathan, Eranthea McGavock
Isabel Jones, Dorothy Hale
Hortense Shipman, Ruth Anderson
Marion Parsons, Ethel Marshall,
Lucille Fellers, Helen Bish,
Elizabeth Becker, Helen Pogue,
Edna Bennett Augusta Hustead,
Beth Jackson, Ann Burke,
Helen Hart, May Engler,
Edith Human, Corlnne Klein,
Jasmine Sherraden, Evelyn Miller,
Louise FearOn, Margaret Hermann,
Marie Shook, Merle Blackman,
Margaret Pabst, Ann Robertson.
Muriel Baldwin, Tavern Searles,
MarIhena Moore, Blanche DeaVer
Doris Lindey, Frances Hostetler,
Lois Howell, Bernice Edwards,
Edith Pratt, Bernice Whitney,
Adeline Wood, Ruth Byrne,
Mildred Arnold, Laura Zimmerman.
Ruth Gould, Annette Leady.
Harriet Copley,
MessTs. Messrs,
Stuart Gould, Emory Nelson.
Morton Engleman, Rustin Carrier
James McKinnon, Fred Heyn.
Harry Marsh, Ralph Werlich
Edgar Morris Howard BittingeT.
Dexter COrson. Leonard Marshall,
Wallace FelleTs, j, Ralph Wood,
John HoTlacher Guy Beckett.
Clarence Beckett, A. r. Robertson.
William Hewitt Steven Sullivan,
Barton Nash Robert Thompson,
Carl LumTy, Homer Carlson,
VIII Ross, A. w. Rumry of
Wayne Murphy, Oshkosh, Wis.
Forest Byrd, Earl Reel,
w. X. Coleman, Harry Deems,
| Irving Hughes, Charles Gardner,
| Lee Ellsworth, j. o. Walker,
| VIII Roe, X. f. Birmingham,
Everett Burke Clifford Wolfe,
Brandon Howell, Lee Mitchell,
Albert Ellsworth, Fred Myers,
Edward Buck Leon Nelson.
Harold Steamer, George Grimes,
Roy Gould. Howard Farrel.
| Earl Burke,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02

One Of the larger weddings to be cele-
brated shortly after Easter win be that Of
Miss Ruth Lord. daughter OF Major and
Mrs. H. M. Lord, TO Mr.. Frank Van Rens-
selaer. The ceremony viii take place
Thursday evening at Trinity cathedral.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret Nc
Pherson, Miss Helen Forbes, Miss Mary
Richardson and Miss Mildred Rogers Mr..
Charles Vosburg will be best man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-02

The most important of the club meetings
Is the annual meeting of the Tuesday
korning Musicale club which is to be held
this week with Mrs. F. A. Cudahy. The
annual election of officers and considera-
ton Of next years plans viii precede the
interesting musical program. Mrs. Myron
Learned, the president, will preside at the
business session.
The program will be furnished by the
Riccalley quartet OF Lincoln.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-05
MRS. CUNNINGHAM
 GRANTED LICENSE
C Commissioners Find That Large Property Holders in Brook lawn Were Not Opposed

The county commissioners this morning granted a wholesale liquor license to the Brooklawn Grocery & Liquor Co.,, which is to do business at Wood and Capitol avenues. Mrs. Flora Cunningham is the applicant. The commissioners thought that in view of the fact that most of the large property owners in the neighborhood appeared in favor of the applicant that the license would not be a detri- ment to the residents. Alderman H. H. Jackson, F. E. Beach, Henry Set ger and M. J. Jordan were among the ones who appeared for the applicant. The hearing on the remonstrance was held last Monday afternoon
 Frank Timko did not appear at a hearing before the commissioners, this morning when the remonstrance against his application for transfer of a license to Stratford and Sea- view avenues, was discussed. J. R.. Brown of S96 Stratford avenue, Jacob Huber of Seaview avenue, Joseph P. Coughlin of 907 Seaview avenue and Thomas Hancock of 4S Beardsley street, were among those who remon- Strated. The commissioners refused to grant the transfer.
 John Chiota was granted permis- sion to transfer his license from 197 North Washington avenue, across the street. The remonstrance, which had been filed, was withdrawn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-05
A Men 8 Trio.

Three items that men want to wear right now-and that are of special merit.
 Soft collars with ties to match, white tan blue gray and heliotrope. Of fine mer- cerised fabric. Just as com fortable as con be,-25c.
 Holeless belts. So made that the buckle holds them firmly at any point one wishes. Mighty good-look- ing. And they do away with the usual discomfort of hay ng a belt either too tight or too loose. Gray tan and black,-5Oc.
 Scarfs of silk of special weave that is close and firm they will slide under a high band collar without fear of being injured. Good colors and attractive pattern. 9 cents. Some handsome wide end string ties, ric hcolors, -25c.
 Right of Main street door.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-05
RECOVERED HER WANDERING
 SON AT POLICE STATION

Mrs. James Dwyer of Jackson ave- nue broke down and wept with joy in the quarters of Matron Jack at the Police and Charities building when she clasped her four years old son James lost since yesterday afternoon in a. loving embrace. An although little James had been given the time of his life by all he encountered about the police building he too joined his mother in her tears.
 James wandered away yesterday af- ternoon. His mother, who lost an old CT son through drowning two years ago feared a similar fate had over taken the youngster and she searched about the vicinity of her, home all night This morning she heard a lost child had bee delivered to the police from Lindley street house, and has, tening to police headquarters she re- claimed the venturesome youth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-05
Girls wash
 dresses cheap.

Frankly every dress here told of is a Iast-season's dress.
 And it is a very very good dress.
 Style Is just as attractive as the newest of the new. In fact style is surprisingly like the latest for girls fashions have changed very little.
 Plain champagne or blue or brown with trimming of pretty black-and-white.
 Handome plaids in brown blue and other effects. Trim med with plain colors in contrast.
 Sizes range from 6 to IA; every dress in the little lot was $3.
 Choose now at S2
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