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New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Maiden Lane Property Loan.

The NJ. Morgenthau, Jr., Company
has placed a mortgage of $4,000 for
Henry Ruhnstruck on the southeast
corner Of Maiden Lane and Nassau st:
The money was lent by the estate OF
Itnilie II RoreIs.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Stuyvesant Fish Gets Farms.

Stuyvesant Fish purchased 44O
acres Of land adjoining his country
estate at Garrison, n. Y. He acquired
the farms Of Franklin Couch, of Peeks-
XIII. and William and Charles Briggs,
Of Garrison.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Long Island Property Leased.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company,
Inc. have leased for Frank f. Sweetser
his property in the Great Neck Estates,
Long Island, TO +. -. Kollock, Jr.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Astoria Lots Resold.

William d. Bloodgood e. Co: have re-
sold two lots on the south side OF Elm
e., bcween Ely and Van Alst avs, AS,
toria. which were recently purcnased
through the same brokers.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

Union Naum Light. Nathan Kssslsr' solo
mon Chess, Nathan Ralsky' 'sSoaa 'syoo %,
roUsl,y Alex Cabatt. Max Ooerl anuer,
aaron iackowitz. Abraham herman henIS
Tbau- Emanuel Chimkas and abe. Nose"
haurn-Banlt OF the 4. >; Ssls ~.
Simon. Kaufman-Dartt o.; S2ot % ~,
sroiIons. lanes L-Samuel Wilde's sons Co :
skinner. Laura A-E. c. olmstead tlss 81
Tucker Lucia Pr. Mcdonald: ss,ols -.
Volkmar Joseph D.-Amsrican Asrlcui'ul@'
Chemical Co; A5l o. ,,,o
White. Edw M.-Chsrles Co.: SlSo'
The Bronx.
p.-r Hicke and Violet Gardner-feopie OF
the state OF New York; tzWv -. r..
Rravnstein, Abraham, and Leipsis Fur Co.
w Hampel; H,0l6 2. ,-,..--.. 1,h.tlt-
NJ prlinpo Domenico. and Giuseppe Hipeino lo
Cross Austin a. ireland Lumber co. silt &C.
1,,.,tgnan Frnest-C. p. Hallock; VIZ ~.
Zibeiii. Gaetsno and qiuseppeUCr AuS''"
a ireland Lumber Co.; s-fs 10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
AUGUST l.
Manhattan.
Thu first name is that OF the DEBTOR, tne
..sond that OF the creditor, and date wheh
judgment was hled:
A G q II. NJ. Hall Realty Col. Kenny;
,1s SlSy IISsooS1R- IS Constantine; July ., 1915
$40 Il. r.,u,, rre Nav
sTsn 70, i'ii K,rsiey~H. Ie Nowsk: May ls, 1913;
yi73 a. ~, 49,, % iaa.
walter, Eusene-"Joseph" Nov D' SA-'
Wit. tSr.proonng Construction co... ia
kob: June %. 1914; 1851 20.
The Bronx.
rAicht. Adolph F., and LILLIAN =: Wiileme-
s. W. Katz: Feb. II, 1914; Nos t'
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

bpIlON IALEi
Re IS Titanic
Ostcnhridges/ErieRR
TS/Wiencr
MotionPpITbsnho's ser
Sen Son Ch/pousello
BrOnco/De AnobIi
Eamcs/lfBClsnin
Deichcs/B /Bischon
HcIicanfCity Of NY
RarryilIarnon sales
SicSol St/Simp CraW
podson fllildcbnut
SchOpbltchsr/Raspe
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
N THE AUCTION MARKET.
,Y Henry Brady.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday Al the New York Real Estate EX-
change:
BY Henry Brady.
AUDUBON Az. 2iQ 10 A6, cor 17th
It, 81 llxi00. Sty aptmt house sold 10 the
psinti1 for $4,000
18TH ST. IS u. $ +, SO Madison ay, liz
7s. 3 sty dwlg sold to the plaintin for H5oo.
Al The Bronx Exchange;
by Henry Brady.
BDcK 81. al. 8. 80 LonEwood sv.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.
Items under 500 omitted }

WORTH ST. 50 and 81. 10 a sty ware.
houss. New York Real Estate Assn, 4s
Bway' owner: II Berger. 800 Bwsy. architect;
VARIcK ST. % and g. to an s sty loft
bldg. s NJ Milliken. go Madison av. owner;
c p II Gilbert. ilc3 Bway, architect; h."p.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
FEDERAL COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

OAR CRU BIZ, }
SolinskiJtoSR Cual&l
Farrell /Mondclsohn
parkcr/So"i.tt Fran
Crown C&S/Gutrnan
Siegcl StfSlmp-i'raw
Douglas-l'ress Pub
trnica/Gcrnisu CONS
Wflhclmsen/Can Y o
Actrcsslskob.t/Samo
KeystoneT F/Wynkoop
GoodVinFilm1nuiere
Moscley/hion Plaster
Autopiano/Wlntor&Co
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Agents for Apartments.

Samuel H. Martin has been ap-
pointed agent of the two five story
apartments al 145 and 147 West 6Oth ST.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
w. G. Osborn Buys Farms.

William Church Osborn, Democratic
state chairman. who has a large estate
known as Forest Farm, in Garrison, N.
Y. has purchased. through John Dono-
hue, 3 chain Of adjoining farms in that
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
p,,. Dock Saw Bk to Emisrsnt Industrial
saw Bk; $4,000.
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST g.
Manhattan.

is3D ST, 5j3 W. a ,ngsp Gun,ins contractor;
syringe. owner; " spr'nse''
50. ., al Al s0,I5; A q
picb,Sr agt Elena Realty Corp owner 'n'
contractor, ;t95 20. racLso, Realty
,s.rII ST, A. r.; T. Roth agt JscAs0n "e'
~ a.,rsr and contractor; $50.
18TH ST. III and li3 W; II T LudNig .qs ss'
" browning. owner and e0ntIsoy9r 1,bsoy 'Gs Son
bEgAD bEJ ,-,,se,eraId owner; 1852 Bway Cur
, az. ,1or MS lessee and contractor; IS, ~ oo'
sT NICHOLAS Az, n cor l,sln 81, S,Isst IS
1907 irreg. 4 + carfagno sst ,nr i.,tp 81 81 ss,
hoiginss- hoiyInss-RON AV. W cor l76th 1t. lOd SHloo
n Csrfagno agt i75th Street Holding 90
To- owner and contractor; Naltnins Coh-
trsct,ng co, contractor; A.iN.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
COURT CALENDARS
Gases Will Be Called in the Order GiVeh De'o"'
Tn. meaning Of . uo. ! Is versus Or 'rain'''

Bw PAUL -
Morrfs/Cshu g. Casesl-' -
Bv FORD. J. at.
vsi.nsn/Arrh Rlty&Cons-J 'e'"''
pe tTva,t-Thos Gillcran.
ieuisohn n/NcC1ellan--J II Rosah'
re Gavln-T J Meehan.
RECEIVERS APPOiNIbP'
supreme COurt-fOKD'p Se,,yt.r.
Fernando WoodfH l. PECK - 81"
Rv sEABURi, J. e.,,,,,,.oo
Arnold ThsycrT cohen ~ =
BRONX COUNTY.
sUPRENE COURT.
So.cIsI T.,m-BRADT. j. -,
Recess until Tuesday. Ausus, -
specjaI Term for Trials bhHDi'
No day calendar.
Trial Term-BRADf' -
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
sp,cIai erm-SOUTHARD, j.
Ex parto matters. Mouons'
No day calendar.
Trla, Term m-sOUTHhRD, J.
No day calendar.
sURROGATE's COURT-SCaULb' q
no day calendar.
Trial Term SCHULZ, S.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

ioSioo. sty tenmi. sold 10 the plsIntin for
$500
ny Joreph r. Day.
iBTH ST. Y. sr, 80 " 81 AIMS av, iei
- n. vacant fold 10 the plaintiff for N-sPo
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
62D ST. n s, 1875 II Park sv, 75x1oo );
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
loans Sixty-second Street Co, Inc, $500, 600.
The Bronx.
CARLISLE PL, s, 100 2l3th st, 26x
100; Elizabeth X Dooling loans Victoria
Demucci to erect a . sty and basement
brk dwlg (payments) $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Multigrapb Letters. 800, si.so;. Iex'
u6 Nassau Room zoos. Fhone Bssknan -
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court-SEA Burr D.
Nut Life Ins/Hosdley-W g br9"n .u,,
-. NJ CoIRossof1--P lngrsham.
Dsvidson /Dlamond--J Il Lowe.
~ GfEGERtCH, J.
.,h,,r,ran /SbiIrman-P II Gregory.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
sURROGATEs, NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of bon. Js14
p. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County q
New York. Notice is hereby given 20 all rsr-
sons having claims against Henry ssmpssa
late OF the County OF New York. deceAssc,
TO present the same with vouchers thersof
10 the subscribers at their place OF trsrf-
acting business, az the ofrice Of Joline, IA
kin & Rathbone. No. 81 Wall Street. 10 1ns
City OF Ney York. on or before the NJ
day Of Decenoer NEXT
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Jzs>
1914 W
HENRY SAMPSON, Jr.,
JOHN " CAMPBELL, and
HENRY BLANCHARD DoMrN1cx.
Execztors
JOLINE, LARKIN a RATHBoNE. Attnr
neys for Executors. "a Wall Street. Nss
York City.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
mo- LET FOR RusINEsS PURPOSES.

nHELE1 MASONIC TEMPLE. baii-lodge
rooms. reasonable BarIietl Co.. IL
&sSt 1@Sth ST
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON:
John p. Cohalan a Surrogate OF the Cou1E
OF New York. notice Is hereby given 70 ~
persons having claims against 0sorGs -
deceased, 10 present the same with yoccssfss
thereof 20 the subscribers, at their place q
transacting business. az the ofice OF Ancs-
son & Anderson. No. Is Broad Street. -
ough OF Manhattan, in the City Of New tor..
on or before the 9Th day OF November Per, pe,-
Dated New York. the 9TH day OF Apn-
1914
EDITH sTUYVEsANT VANDERBILT
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT.
Exec1ton
ANDERSON & ANDERSON. Attorreu ~
Executors. No IS Broad street. Boroun
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser and
attorney
ATGt' ST (.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
The Bronx.

ARTHUR Av. W 5. Is lU,h 81, "tdy' inn
tractor; t2I5.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

EamcsD DiBClsnin ifruica/bcrnisu .hs
Deirhcs Bischon WfhclmsenNan %
hcBcanftity Of Ny .Actrcsflskph.tLsauN
Barry fllarnon sales koystoneI ~ /Nynh0op
SicsoI st/Simp- Craw GoodWinl'il lin nuiiere
polsou fIIUdcbraut Noscley /HOn Plaster
Schopblf.hrr/Rasns Auto-piano /Wlntcr&Co
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
AppeIIate DIvislon-2d Dcpt.-Rsceh
Special Term--Pnrt I-ScaburJ, j.
LTTTGATED MOTIONS.
Hazard/IIorton PhillipsLSame
Meade Ulclity Nahabcdian/ind & lee
Same/Same Same Same -
Kcith/CoVcn AustinLl lirceleI % -
III, ,'onusil/ /parrett Bolts Mercantile ~
,rthvIDominoMP Amend Wolfram w lrN
e,tpSIsame lCascy/HouseS HomeCo
sameJcstre same Same
Reyliss/ /Ebcrhardt MachlowtzLEllner
ne C.,y Of NY Sullivan Sullivan
Harpcr/Curlctts liosenpctsI Wa,uy
10 Conrad iStrogakatz/Stros "
LIN n c,-ip. Fox /Nullgsn
po Ucarn .Iowcnste Elm /Schnell II
Van D7inn/ Nathan NYorthD&h,.o's5Gonu
t,u,,ers s/AvrsuIt Prog circuit Baker
i,-.t,e ,r,,,s It{eu Mcrbivsky/ /PcnCcmcn
NcSaiI, /J}.stIne Fuchs Greenfield
Wcintrsub/ /NYEys Re Walton
s.,'r SAM iTius/CP rs ERR
Srhmitt/Nau Bread hlllson/Ilcinze
Sheridan /GreelcySqH re Ninqut tr,..,.
FactorN'ustcn IDeTonuay/NanDyhe
IIarrismWR/K Kramer Ruzby/DalD iuplo
Ocipovitz /iiaron KAISER Ltiotut,f
People Thomas trtesef Maluusnn ,d
Cunningham Blake Pike/Am 'r'n'I '"'
s.tts 0'orcet g & l. ITituY/Titus
. psi Merrill Il Re 1atito
i,..,l., ,S"I nm, f,ltv Pco /Schneider
[ ftj,bo. UIi.bce Golden Golden
Grccnbaum/Grcenb'm l'anten1n ~ &JaI
Cphn/t Ohm tS"lnI ", ~
: O'ponuclI/ 20 Donnell Iiobh/ErTet
vsrsb Ward aSteWsrt/ /FTauchctu
t.,,,l,p rrstrsLv Tsulivan Roth
citSS ,r - r,,at,i.s yanoDitz/ /Yanovitz
= e,,..,,ytc ci, IC in1bel n stewart /ANcneua
..a., /5ie,rov- Adj Re Wash say Bk
rns lrorrcns no kali Lumber
ot oty Ir,iy,h., "a Flssterstein Molly
| Tsrvick/Du Jardin humphrey
I GIL Soap Davidson
Special Term-Part lI-FohD' o.
Ex-Pss;s P. Tft'eITys 1;i Iy v. VI. VII,
and VIII. Adjourned for term, ~ w
Trial Term-Parts II, III ~; W
VII VII. IX, Y, NJ, XII, XIII. NV, ~,
| XVI. XVII and XNIU-AdJourned TOT 'ne
| term.
sURRoGATEs CoURT-FoWLER' 3.
wills for Probate-1e:3o A. NJ.
! VIM Taylor sarah nav"
| Fannie Brogsn iulla ~ yy
| Philip I Mich.lmann simon b sigesmund
Minnie Hertz
CITY COURT.
speciaI Term-Part I-SCHMCCh' D.
MOTIONS.
Stillinan JTrridgsr Nors schiIaunG ,, ~ -
Sllp.lte,u. if,rSau cadillac IT/Audre~s
. BaiiGR/ /Enos 60 Nle?ptlLr', ,,so,,
I I,,-.l t,-e,,Lo- smith Mccormick
FUcci/ /Msndsiman Menoel@solij @ js,,s..i III %
] Corcorau/ /Symonds Nrlnne, ~ 80, r-,ir,s
Viscuso/ Comp Gen bllshyI y ,, -, it,t,,rb.rx
/ Egan/ Maxwell IiuhenS oN|
J Ran/Seufcrt ,,l,,,,,,f,-rr r
/ Special Term-Part li-SC 90. 90 % m
l,r.narte business-Defaults lO:3o a. ~
~ pSros T-Payts I. II, III, ". V. vi,
NIJ and NIII--Adjourned for inc IeIn]
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court-sEABURf' j.
yu, LAC Ins/Iosdley-w q Bro"n' Az,
corn Exchange Bk/Ensisn l,ts-'
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES In the rear country near New
90 West 3&d street Phone $3.50 Madison
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Gntorc-t g per cent unless otherwise noted
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

special Term--Part II-SCHmCSh, D.,
marie business-Defaults 1850 a. n
rial Tcrm-Parts ]. ". III, ~ v, w.
MI and NIIl--Adtourneo lor INC ''i'
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

speciaI Term-Part II-FoRD' j.
s.o,., r.,mPpPsrt. III, ". V. vi, VII,
and VIII. adjourned for term; VT
Trial Term-Psrts II, III w " W
VII, VII, TX, Y, NJ, MI Nil, ~, ~ ths
XVI, XVII and ANlii-AdJourneu i''
term.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Epan. Wood Engagement.

Announcement was made at an informal
family dinner in Moline. Ill, OF the en-.
gagement and approaching marriage Of
Miss Julia Wood, daughter OF Mrs B..
c. Wood. and John J. Egan OF Omaha.
Table decorations were In pink and blue.
Tiny imported baskets in the dainty
shades were filled with candy and nuts
and a central basket held pink snap
dragons. The wedding date Is not set,
but will be some time In the fall Miss
Wood is one OF Moline's attractive young
women and was graduated with the class
of 1907 from the high school She Ia a
charter member Of both the Zeta Phi
Beta sorority and OF the Between Times
circle OF Kings Daughters Mr., Egan
attended the University Of Nebraska and
is a member Of the Beta Theta Pi fra
ternity. He is the son OF Il. p. Egan OF
Nebraska City and grandnephew OF Pat
rick Egan Of New York City who was
associated with Thomas Brennan. recently
deceased. OF Omaha in Irish Land league
troubles. Mr.. Egan moved TO Des Molnes
recently TO take charge OF Joseph r,
Lehmers interests at that place and was
formerly sales manager OF that firm in
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
NOrdin to Direct
the Midland Band

Ernest Nordln, director OF music for
many years at the Boyd and Brandeis
theaters In Omaha. has been selected as
director for the Midland band at Colorado
Springs during the coming summer sea
son. The first concert will be played at
stratton park. Colorado Springs. on sun
day. June l. During the week the Midland
band plays at Msnitou.
The Midland band 10 one OF the insti-
tutions OF the great Colorado summer re-
sort, and Is famed throughout the ooun-
try as one. Of tho finest Of musical or
ganizations. Mr.. Nordn's selection as
director 10 taken by his friends as a de-
eided recognition Of his ability as must
clan. He will return TO Omaha early In
September TO resume his place at the
head Of the Brandels orchestra
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28

thirty employees Of tho Omaha postof-
flee.
other May breakfast parties we're given
ne follows Evan Norton. eight guests
Emma Johnston. five guests; Mics Doyle,
siN guests. Miss Brewster, five guests
Miss Bsyne. four guests, Miss woorley,
six guests. Alice Trudo. eight guests.
Ida sharp. seven guests. Mrs. Worthy.
five guests. Mics Bowen. four guests:
Mics Graberson. four guests.
There was also q party Of thirteen
employees Of the Peters Trust company
and party Of fifteen from the Wood
mon Circle.
a party Of eleven was entertained ny
Mr.. Thomas OF the Brandeis stores
One Of the prettiest parties was that
given in honor OF Miss Blanche Waitc.
who is one OF the summer brides. Miss
Waite is Baptist missionary at South
Omaha and Is to marry Mr. S. NJ. Hubble
In the near future.
This table was beautifully decorated
with pink and white brides roses and or
ange blossoms.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Series of Entertainments.

Mrs William J. Brown entertained at
her home Tuesday. Cards we're played
in the afternoon, following which an in
formal 7 o'clock dinner was served. A
musicale was given in the evening. Tho
decorations were carried out In spring
flowers and American beauty roses.
Prizes for the card games were won by
Mrs. A. @. Rerrell. Mics Gertrude Austin.
Mrs, Frances Jacobs and Mrs. Rudolph
Beai Those present were Miss Gertrude
Austin and Miss Reba Welch OF Lin
coin and Mesdames Thomas Cox. A. q.
Perreil. Frances Jacobs. l.. J. Goodner,
r. ]. Lowering. c. Lanskoy Smith, Ru-
dolph Beal. James Newton, Horace Rye,
A. c. Thompson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
+ Society y
By MELLIFICIA.
Wednesday, May q, 1914.

HIS indeed the luxurious The beautiful Of the
wonderful
perhaps,
o milady's wardrobe
beauty spot" mouche
call
them Fair and Vogue dreaming that they
mi be lad n he
twenty-five in a Gu in designs.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Nieman.sanford Weddinp.

Invitations have been received for the
wedding Of Miss Frances Sanford. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitfield
Sanford. OF Lincoln. and MIR. Chester c
Nieman Of this city. which viii take place
Tuesday evening. June .. at Lincoln The
young couple viii be at home at the
New Hamilton after July Is
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Feel Dali and sIuEGishf start Your
liver 20 MnEklnE.

II beats all how quickly Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets liven up your liver, overcome
constipation, and make you feel lively
and active again. They are so pleasant
TO take. and they never grippe or make
you feel at all sick They are thor
oughly cleansing. ]. l.. Mcknight. Fort
Worth. Tex. says: MY disagreeable
symptoms we're entirely removed by the
thorough cleansing Foley Cathartic Tab
let's gave me-" They're a wonder and
cost only 25c. For sale by all dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
In and Out Of the Bee Hlve.

Mrs. William Crawford Of Chicago ls
the guest of her sisters, Misses Leone
and Mildred Eller
Mrs. Lester Kirschbraun and daughter
OF Chicago. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hitler, left last evening
for their home
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Luncheon at Aloha.

Mrs A. L Reed was hostess at a beau.
tifully appointed luncheon today At her
country home, Aloha Mrs. Ward roses
and purple iris formed the decorations
and covers were placed for Mesdames
Charles G. Allen Of Fort seward. George
loas. Arthur Gulou. J. y. baldwin. J. 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Tea for Sewing Circles.

reception and tea was held in the
Visiting Nurses association rooms be-
tween the hours Of 3 and 5 Tuesday ar
ternoon' for the various sewing circles
that have been assisting the nurses dur
ing the winter. About fifty guests were
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
To Receive for Son.

Mrs. $. Graetz will receive at her home,
e@ Park avenue Sunday, between the
hours Of 2 and and and p. M, IN
honor OF the confirmation OF her son.
Ben.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Wisteria Club.

Mrs. l. J Piatu was hostess at meet
ing OF the wisteriR Card club Tuesday
afternoon. One O'Clock luncheon pre-
eeded the game. Prizes were won by
Mesdames w. Johnston. David Browne.
c, F. Ratekln ana l. J. Patti. Mrs. J.
Noyak will be the next hostess. Those
present were Miss Nell Barnum and
Mesdames- Mesdames-
W. Johnston, David BroWyne
=. NoNak, l.. j. piatti,
y ~, Boon. X, l.. Rowe.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28

sore that WOn't Heal
Quickly relieved and helped by Buck
lens krniea Salve. Helps piles and tbs
worst sores. All druggists. 25c.-Adver-
tsement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Surprise for Miss Forman.

surprise party was given In honor Of
Miss Elizabeth Forman at her home. 1909
South Thirteenth street. Tho afternoon
was spent in dancing and games Those
preRent were:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Farewell Luncheon.

In honor OF Mrs, Elmer Porter and Mrs
r. J. Despecher. both OF whom leave
shortly to spend the summer abroad. Mrs
T. }. McVann entertained at a luncheon
today at her home. Twelve guests were
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
For the Future.

Mrs c. r. Batekin win entertain the
Aloha High Five club at her home tues
day afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Field enter.
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening for
Miss Ruby Moore and Mr.. AlvA seonce,
whose wedding takes place June l. Cow
ers we're placed for eight
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Informal Luncheon.
Pleasures Past.

Mrs James McKenna was hostess at
an informal luncheon today at her home
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Best Yet Club Entertains.

Mrs Frederick Bacon entertained the
members OF the Best-Yet club at o'clock
luncheon and an auction bridge party
Tuesday afternoon. The table deeora-
tions were carried out in fieur-de-ils. Mrs.
r. H. wilkinson. sr.. was the guest OF
the club. The members OF the club are,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28

Kennedy. Henry F. wymaD. Milton Bar.
low and A. L. Reed Miss Harper
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Many Young Women
at Y. w. G. A. Fete

The largest of the breakfast parties at
the May breakfast given by the Business
Girls club of the Young WOmens Chris
tian association was that Of the officials
and employees OF the Woodmen OF the
W orld which included:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28

and employees OF the WoOdmen OF IN
W orld. which included:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
w A. Fraser, John n Yates
Emma Il. Mancheste T. E Pattersnn
d. +. Thomas, J. n FttzEerald
Misses Misses
Dhlhy bnnn Ruth Stephens
Bessie MOTIFS, Nerbn Snyder
Ihelma bushlrk' Ethel Savage.
Florence Barr, Alice SlyteT
Mable Reel, Hone SbtsIer
tla KENT, NeOma King,
isaDeh ,iIal; Anna M. Johnson.
Louise slsh' Blanche Sweet,
May Whish' Edith Hoffman,
Marie Richardson, Alfreda AlbriTht
sadie Morrls' Bertha Ellingwood,
Grace slater, Mohler
Mable Fulton, blanche MeIton
Robina Fulton. Gladys Vosler
hlsle hosels, Frances Kottel
Virginia Reynolds, Nav EllinRwood
Hazel Carpenter Zena Vasbindnr
Ethel Thompson, a Behrens
Nora Hall, DacIl Fields
Ruth Kennedy, Waterman
winefred Cochran, t.ois pixiey
Minnie Noss cleo stephens.
Mesdames- Mesdames-
Henry Royce
Neel, I'D Smith.
hare. c. NJ Richards.
mehsIH MessrB-
" ID. Pakes, Harry Clark,
], M. SluroeNaht Bob Gibson,
Charles Sur w. Brarrere.
master, Harry Smith.
Carl Lauterwasser, Harry Brown,
Claire Hanrahan. w O. Johnson,
Wallace Pritchard Charles Thomas,
Carl Goetz. Rowan,
Gordon Sanders, Len Ogden,
e. NJ. Richards, Young.
Wesley Bristol, Morgan.
Murphy. Aspinwall,
George Thorpe. Buehl.
Walter Short Click,
Ceorge Wooley, Risch,
, r. IT. Lackey, r. Mckelvey'
John Barr. W. q Johnson, sr'
Overla nder.
Another large breakfast party wa
given by Mr., John c. Wharton. Oman
postmaster This party consisted u
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
Pretty Blouses

Among the thousands of blouses
and waists we now have on dis
play there are two interesting
groups priced at $1.95 and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28

Another large breakfast party was
given by Mr.. John c. Wharton. Omaha
postmaster. This party consisted II
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