Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-29

have reached nearly 10000 head more
than year ago, This weeks receipts
ran about $4,000 under last weeks record
receipts which reached 199 4SS head, the
highest point ever reached In the history
Of the yards The months receipts will
exceed 200 900 head and it is expected that
1t will establish a new monthly record
over the present high water mark which
was made in October, 1911, when the
receipts aggregated ZIG, 492 head
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. ]. Laverty is visiting with friends
at Des Moines Ia,
For Rent-Nice modern cottage on car
line; good neighborhood. $40 N 18th.
Mrs. A. A. Nixon is making an ex-
tended visit in Denver.
Miss Mabel Henry entertained a num-
Der OF friends at a slumber party Fri
Mrs. Julia Thompson of Lincoln is Wis.,
itlng at the home of her daughter, Mrs
George Paddock
Mrs. o. Wilson OF Erie, ILL.,, is the
guest OF Mrs. C. NJ. Day. 1902 North
Twentieth street.
Joe Connors, Clyde Parsley, Harold
Chambers, Paul Mcbride, Cryil Sheehy
and Harry Christensen.
- For a case OF letters Old Age or Gold
Top beer call So. S6S. Prompt delivery to
all parts OF the city. VIM. letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Bush have pur-
sell at Twenty-second and f streets and
will move into their new home this
week.
Save money by contracting for witner
coal now. Lowest prices on all kinds of
coal. The Business Agency, 231S N st.
Tel. So. a.
Miss Clara Parsons formerly OF South
Omaha, now living at Wheaton, Ill. was
the guest of Mrs. r. Anderson the first
OF the week. She left Friday for Cal
ifornia, where she will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Henry left last
week for an extended trip TO Denver,
then TO Kansas City TO visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. b. w. Wallace, and then to
Petersburg, Ill. to visit at the home Of
their son Frank.
Mrs. d. G.. Robb entertained a number
OF friends at a luncheon Tuesday A
pretty mound OF sweet peas was used as
centerpiece. Covers were laid for Mes
DANES w; M Smeckmeberger, schmith-
rott. M. Hoffman. p Armburst George
Baler, II. Miller Fred Tex George Meek,
+. Smith, NJ. Adler A. HascRl r. Miller,
NJ kiser A. Gloekie, d. g. Robb and
Miss NJ. Tex.
The members of the Las Listas club
gave farewell party Tuesday evening
In honor Of Miss Mabel Menefee, who
left Wednesday to attend the University
at Ann Arbor. Mich. Those present
were mlsSeS MdDel meneIeet Old Aih-
worth, Hazel Cook. Lucy Ewing, Yer
onica Farrell, Lorene Lindberg, Olive
Hamilton, Agnes Reed, Loretta Bush,
Tressa Smith, Mae Leach. Marie Gra-
nam, Nina Weppner and Mrs. Edna
Greer.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Root entertained
the Highland Whist club Friday even
Ing, This was the first meeting OF the
club this season. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Roberts. The
members present were Messrs and
Mesdames Joe Jameson, T. II. Bryson,
Charles Sears, E. Il. Emmons, Maxwell,
l., Nansant, Charles Root. Prices
were won by Mrs. e. f. Emmons and
Mr.. jameson.
The members OF the De Lorah club
have reorganized and held their first
party Friday evening at the home of
Harry Christensen, IN North Twenty
third street. The members of the club
are all high school students. Dancing
and popular games were enjoyed. The
guests OF the club were Misses Naomi
Byrnes, Patience Kelley Jennie Hall,
Anna Maurer Ruth Goddard, Rather
I me ",, Crawford. Margaret carley and
club are: Paul Jordan. Dor Mcbride,
Mrs. w. II. Sage entertained a large
party OF friends at bridge Thursday aft
| ernoon and evening. The dining room
and the living room with roses. Seven
tables were arranged for the players in
the afternoon. At the evening party
those invited were: Messrs. and Mines.
j. W. Gribble, b. ii. Elliott, A. Powell,
a. A. McGraw. A. l.. Lott, Q. NJ. Schin-
del. Il. G. Barnhardt c. Melchor, w. II.
BsNnger, w. F. Cox, II b. Cote, +. II
Rowland, w. N. Sage, a. P. Durkles,
! W. b. Cheek, b. McCuloch, h. f. Schin-
/ del, j. M Tanner, II. II. Ensor A. A.
Jasmer, w. w. Fisher, Mrs. ID. l..
Holmes and Mrs. William Guthrie.
! The Ladies' Afternoon club was re-
/ organized and held its first meeting
/ Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
] o. J. Ames Mrs, B. Elliott was as
sistant hostess. The afternoon was en-
were Mrs. II. Marling, Louise Schindel
and Miss Nora GilchHst The mem
bers present were: Mesdames Van Due
( sen, Martin, A. A. McGraw, w. b.
| Cheek, w. Davis, c. NJ. SchindeI, o. j.
Ames, n. NJ. GilchTist b. Elliott j.
! w. Gribble, l.. M. Lord, A. l.. Lott, sr
I w. r. Sage, Wadell, Atlantic. la; j.
M. Caughey, B. MoCullOch. j. c. Car
! ley, ID. l. Holmes, A. Powell, A. A.
yasmer A. p. Durkies. r. Etter, Il. II.
Ensor, A. Melchor, r. f. schindel, Sloan
and J. NJ. Tanner.
High school Notes.
The BARRIERS win give a ball tonight
at Schlitz's hall, Twentieth and q streets.
A story-writinS contest wiz be held
every two weeks al the high school Any