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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10
Gin Rettungsdpparnt fir 2lpiatiter II,
Cos 4ngeies erprobt.
RaIpb 2ope3, Der iehsfade W0rbsr
ioa in 2os angeles, gsleheu
tpproen isiu.
Reurs Bier.

gGlum6us, g., 9. Gan. -
Der Staats aieens Seboroe 1T
bic Wittkilung 3usegangsa, bab ers
ihiebens Dirtbe, oenen Die Qicens pers
irsigtrt puroe, in ibrsu 2otaIen altos
tpIfreie Getrdn!e Dersapfeu, gu nell
km aud Elm 0etrani gebort, bds ME
Die platate an berA Bdno beiaosn.
ME Bier i4medt, ipie Bier dusIie6t
ano ME Bier tpirit uno audi unter
benz Ramen Rear Bier betdnnt iit.
Di. 2ieens6ehDrbe Bot ihrs SRIpettoz
ren anaepisien. fih Pro5eu bisiss @es
trdnts su bei5affen unb Denn bic
analnie ergibt. baBIes mehr als elm
babies 9ro3ent AlPhol sHtbdlt. 10
rernsn Die Dirtbe irtgen unliesuIirten
Yertanfs Dou aeiItisM Getranteu pera
folat iperb:H. Die WliuoeItitrdie fir
oas erite 0.rseben iit $500. 4u6 rper:
ben bic 8irth angehoItsn peroen
oi. Niiea Steusr pom $1,000 3u be-
sableu.
Die g.b0rbsn fino auh beritGnoi9t
rorpsu, oab IN elmer au3abI 2otGit
bic oliobolfreieE Bier (near b.er) Der
icnfen, 2eute, 6snen Der Dirth trdut
NIT nem ehtsH StOff gelabt tpsrben
| SH 1apton iit bsreits Der Jnbdber .i
mes folten 2o.uls DOR Geritt &c
traht fpproeR, muBt. aber freigsipro
den neroen, neil bic sSnipe..orel
fi6 nidt bic '9robs befhafft hutteu
| ipelte bsipeiisu ioat., bdb pirtli6si
Bier per.ouft lpprosH lit.
l0er Qro6ibitions aampi
6ofumbus, 8, 8. sSonuar. -
Ger erfe Shritt CUR GinfiihruHg Re
grcbibiiion i'm gau3sn Staate 1T er
frlet. en- ben neinsren COUNTIES nab
men oie 2osdl3peige Der IntisScloon
Siao cine Regiitratar bel ben 8urgsr1
auf. tpie iie iiber ben probIbitions
gscrffIaa itimm.n tperben. Den ge
rid,ten an bas 5auptauartisr Sufols
perbiirsen Die 2ufndbmen einsn sic
oes Prohibitions 4menbements, od
ben Stimmssbsrn i'm Sabre 1915 I'm
terbreitet lrerDen piro.
Iie lixrolsn glsmente babfn iit
ME berihtet rpiro, 3u orsanlliren be
aonnen, nm bas prohibiticns Imen
b<ment su ktdmpfsn. bod halt IL
, Eibrs arisssfiibruns sumeiit in Ssr d
fenIioe.
Ralpb 2ops3 foil in 60
4nsei.s ein.
i Sos angsles, Gal., 8. SaI
Raipb aops5, Der meritansr, Der Jed,
. Wl1nnsr eet0otst uno timer SberifTs
. nannidbaft entiommsn III, bic bic utd
. 4per Niins in. ginsbam. ltoh, beldge'
, bate, In bie er iia sefliihtst, befan
. iit) am Dcnneritag in Cos 4nssIs.
|, tpie benz Sheriff mitsesbeilt Dorben i
gr Iou pon einem aneeren Wterisane
/. nsr siHmal nit ibm in elmer wtins g.
Iiammen searbeitst, ouf Der Stral
: eriuuut tpornen fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10

perboten, ionbsrn iOsar empfobIen
bate, unb bieis 1dn5e iparen minoe
items eh<nIo iusseitiD, ME Der Tango.
ntrr Rihepiu belt tiirSlid in Der
Ntnbemie sinen 0Ortros. In oem er ben
Nohipsis su liefern rersudte, oab De-
Tango BON ben reIisi0fen 5dn5su oss
alien Aespp.ens uno OrielhenlaHoa
0biiamnit.
4nDre be 5ougouceres, Der Dor sis
ntm Sabre cine Rsibe BON UortrdgeH
In ben Der. S.naten seba!ien bat, Tag
te, bdb bns 2ansoDerbot bes Rarois
nails annette in ben gefeufhaftliheH
5trtiitn Dcn poris sro6e Nitarsuns
esSxYiaaen lriitbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10
llnb ipttiert eessn bic ~slhnsn'
Jrauenmoosn.

aus bem Deutfhen REID.
Berlin. 8. Son. Graf gorf
BON Wartenbura bat i'm preusiiteu
6errenhous eint tompIisirte 0erfai.
iunasfraoe onaereat, bic am Samitaa
sur Debate iomnen pirb. gr bat
ildmlidl bcB Reft BEG Reihes In sSra.
ae aeitellt, fiG, bic g'mohme> Gnellsn
Der gunoesiinaten ansueianen. tpie
biss burh eini1e Der BeitimmunaeH
ses neuen Wehrs unn sSindnaasieBes
rcifehen iei. ssm 9eIonbsren srillrte
Ger 0rnf. hak bic Re6te greubsns BON
bsn ReihsbsbOroen ulibahtet porben
seien.
Tas abfhiebs. g hreiben
bes fronprinsen an
bic Dffiaiere Der
2obteutopf.
5,uiaren.
@efsasni!lG feiner 0erisbung In zen
@eneralftab bat br Gronprins Hrie.
trih WiIheIm, tpie bic .Sdai1e
Runoid,ou1 iebt miiibiIt. Elm harat.
tc-iitifhes Shreiben an bic Sffis;src
fer 9obteniopf- -6uiar.n in Dansia,
eie er bisber bsfsbliais, aerittst. gr
bat BARN feinem 9eoauern. Jansio
besp. 2anbfubr perlaiIen Al miiIlsu,
NIT asfiibloolIen Morten ausoru1 ees
oeben. Die 2situna trinat Die iolaeH.
ten GteQen aus be- Sfrei6sn:
.gs trifH mid ieHfiiih ih'per unt
briht mir beinahe oas bers. bab if
niht fpdhrenb msines adnsen asbeaa
an Sbrer Gpibe reiten tnnn. -. Jit
srpei eliidlihiten Sabre meines Qebsns
babe ih unier sabnen auaebraht. leuii
bearnbe Id meinc sSuasnb. ~. s3err
ismnls ter aonia ruf.n iolli: unb oi,
b0rner sum 4nariff blaisn. tann ben
Ten Gie an Genieniaen. beiIen aii
teDfter Wunidb Is mar, bisiea lliid
lihiten Wuasnblid ein.s Solna..n pe
meiniMdftlih NIT sshnen erIs5.a ii
fonuen.@
Die .1GoIsfe Munbft,au' erinn
aud cine neue Ueriicn iiter bic griinl'
Der Nii6berufuna bes aronprrnsen Dor
Densia. unb bamis perben oi, ge
riihte niberrufen. bah bic aiidberu
funa peaen Der Dspefhen bes Hron
prinsen an ben General bon Deimlini
nno ben Cberit BON Reuier in Beau
auf bic Nrralnae in aabern erfola
fti. Die 2eituna periihert pislmehr
bak bus unbeIritDiaenne Derbd!tnil
sspiimen benz aronprinaen unb Ieinel
Uoraefktten. bem General aunuis Dol
Modensel nnb benz Genernimaio
Drof Gberbdrb BON Shmeitou. bi
Der aoiisr cIs milii1riihe perathe
bes Qronprinaen ausseiuhi bate. bs
rsn Rnth er nber nienals befolae
ipoTIie. an ulItm Gdulo aeipsltH fei.
narnfbars gIutttattn.
apsi furntbare 8!uitbc.sn. bene
eft NenfnenIeben aum Spfer oefullt
iiAb. iu<rben aus Golbou in Diiprtr
zen nnb nus 6nmblra remelbei.
IN Golbnu lpurbe am sfreiian Wo,
den sine adnae iFomilie. aus Bate
Muiier unD iiinf Qinbtrn teIteknl
NIT burmImnittfnen aebltn dufnefur
ben. 4um noren dle 0osbofne
benz 0nuft anaebrtdt. iFinnmiel
G&mieYialeiien id<inen hie GIter
hefanfaA ~ MIN. ihre 0tnhG1 /
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UetterteriAt.

Gir Dbio: Oertliher Ghnse4
fan am edmitns i'm n6rbliten 3kiIi
tribes Wetter TN fiioliden 1beiI; tai.
t2r. Mm Gnnntag fpobrfdeinIih ibO,
nes Wetter; ftarts tpeitlihs Winps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10

Buffalo, q. g.. 8, Gan. -
Der llmItauo. bob bic 4merican Grs
pref Gompdnp fir bic 8eforosruug
zines Yotets sebu Gents mebr hereta
net bate, oIs Iie oas Redt bate 5u
frrbern, bate CUR Solge, baB bic arnls
pdgnie I'M bieiigsn EuHoesgeridbt su
$500 Dslajtrais 1erarthigt srnxn<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10
Cincinnati, eamttae ben 10. Sanuar 1914.
Jn(anogclcgrap0

Jnlanogclcgrap0
Die O9ieer ci(enI.ltommiflon
81 jekt binter ben yNabzgier"
Wirtbiaaitea Der.
Die Yrobibitioniftem babem alien
0rnifeS ibren aampf
sfiir StaotsprObibitioR in Ohio be-
gonnen.
sSobn Spooner, ein Neffe bss friibersn
Genaiors Spooner bon Wisconiin,
6at in maoiion. Ms, cine S6ul>
sbrerin erfdoFsn
~
linb iia bann felbit cine aus.l in ben
aOpf q. agt.
>4
S4iimmsr eiienbat tinfaIf Bel eor@
bele, IL.
~s~-
Die Sffi8iere unb ataunidafteu, ii:
lIsberlebenpe BON sr ,Cflaboma"
gerettet, seehrt aro beIobnt.
Gin Rettunasapparat fir 2tDiatiter in
Cos 4nseies erprobt.
>l1S
Ralpb eOpe5, Der iefsfade W0rbsr
iol in Cos angeles, ssIeisu
ipprben iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10
Dos Mbfhisbsihreibsn bes frcnprin'
oen an bie Dffi3isre feinss R.s
siinents in Dauaig.
Ter Ueiu6 bes grishiifxn premiers
DeHi3elos In Rom,
asnbsrt nibis on ben 0ereinbnrunsen
bsr Wdh,s betrsFfs 4iblniens.
aonig aari BON Rumdnien seidhrIih
erirdnst.
guIsarien unb bic 9iirtei iseber fpes
gen zines alltanspsrtrasss in
4 unterbanosnng.

ssorbinaI 4mietts perbietet ben Tango
In pnris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10
Ter Gifenbnbnfrtit in
Slbdfrifn.

adpitabt. 8. San. Die GHtrs
babnanaeiiellien in Der Hdptolcnie bas
ben I'D, iopsit benz Gtreit Der Gifen=
bobnleuie. Der fir san3 Siioafrifa ans
aeorbnet norbsn III. nihi unseInionen.
unb aud bic NnstiseIlien oes Durbons
3neiss Der gsotaI Giienbobn babsn ii4
oeneiosst. bk 9rtait aissstlatsesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-10

9i. Sffi5iere unD ataunidaften, ri:
usberlebenpe BON hr .Glaboma"
gerettet, seehrt ano be!obnt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02

in the lineup to help the youngsters
along, and Severoid ought to be of
considerable assistance to the young
pitchers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02

sters- and, the young pitchers are
moving along well enough to suit the
manager. ~.
There are plenty of wise old heads
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Creche Benefit.

Society will dance for thc benefit OF
the Crcche at the Rome hotel Saturday
evening. November IS. Mrs. T. l.. Kim
hall. who has been president OF tho Creche
association for the last twenty-five years.
Mesdamcs Warren Rogers. Thomas Kill
patrick. Arthur G. Smith. J. r. Summers.
Louis Nash. James g. Dahlman, Louis
Clark. Arthur Rogers. Bernard Capen
and Miss Arabella Kimbeil arc among
those who have the affair in charge. and
they will place tickets on sale next week.
since abandoning the old place on
Nineteenth and Harvey streets year
ago last July. the Creche has been ostab-
lished in Park Wilde Place in the old T.
J.. Kimball homo and this summer Mrs,
ISimball gave the house with ono lot and
half OF erouud 10 tho institution which
she has for many years backed with
her interest and support. In addition to
this the Croehe MANAGEMENT has now
purchased the house next door with three
lots from Mr.. a. r. Kimball and this Is
being remodeIed inside to give n play
room for tho children and n big dining
room, rs well as more sleeping accom-
modatlons
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18

any attraction. Among tho larger parties
are: PAU HoaRland, seven; William Hin
Clark. four; Dr. J. T. Matthews. box
party; DR. A. +, Camdon. three; i. r,
Ranson. three; Joseph Barker. four; II,
w. Anderson. eight; a. b. Warren, four
Mrs. j. Mioheuer. five; Dr. A. T.. john
ston. four; James NJ. Patton, five; II. NJ,
Thomas. four; Mrs. c. w. Hamilton, four,
Barton Willard. five; Forest Richardson.
four; Mrs. l.. u. Montgomery. four.
Others who win attend are: II. Il Pick
ems: DR.. Hanchette. a. NJ. Jeffrey George
II. ThummeI, II. II. Benedict and w G.
Builard.
The following reservations have been
made for the opening performance Thurs
day evening OF Help Wanted" r. l..
Haller. five; Lester Heyn, four; Mrs.
Ada J. Davis four. Frank Judson. four;
Mrs Pinto. four; Fred Hamilton. four,
w. $. sullman Of Council Bluffs, four;
A. b. Warren, four.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Omaha Girl WEEDS AbrOada

Miss Mildred Merriam, daughter Of Mr..
Snd Mrs. Nathan Merriam. was married
10 Lieutenant William James Diehi. r.
n. l.. OF Aberdeen. Scotland. at o'clock
haturday afternoon, according 20 a
cableeram received By the brides father,
Mr.. Nathan Merriam. and her sister,
Mrs, Barton Willard
The wedding Is the elimination OF a
steamer romance. MIR. and Mrs Mer-
Ram went abroad this summer TO spend
few weeks at ostend. They called on
the Cedric. and Lieutenant Diehi. who
Is a reserve officer OF the British navy.
was third officer on board the Cedric.
Mr. Merriam returned home several
weeks ago and Mrs. Merriam aud her
daughter went TO switzerland ana re-
turned TO London at the outbreak OF the
: war
IL Is not known when Lieutenant piehl
will be called for sea duty, but the young
couple VIII spend their honeymoon at
Plymouth.
Mrs, Merriam is expected nome next
month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Giriish Complexion
Now Easily Acquired

"a skin OF blended snow, cream and
rose is the way an Ohio correspondent
describes her newly acquired complexion
She Is one who has adopted mercOliEed
wax In place OF cosmetics, massage
steaming and other methods Many vino
have tried this marvellous wax report
that ito effects are quite different from
those of any other treatment II produces
a complexion OF exquisite girlish natural
ness, rather than one bearing evidence OF
having been artificialiy made over"
One that Il indeed Natures own" the
result OF gradually absorbing dead par
ticlcs OF surface skin, permitting the
younger, healthier skin beneath 10 show
itself ana giving its pores a chance 20
breathe. Mercoli1ed wax, procurabie AZ
any dag store IN origtnai one ounce pack
age. Il put on AZ night like cold cream
and washed off IN the morning
! have also had many favorable letters
from those who have tried the wrinkle
removing face hath which } recommended
recently N any have mislaid the formula.
here u w. C4'c o. powdered saNolite. dis
solved Ia p pt witch hazel" Natalie
In the Woman nt,-Adyertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Booth. Montgomery Wedding.

Miss Laura Elizabeth Montgomery.
daughter Of Mrs. Julia Montgomery
Pratt, formerly OF this city. was married
Wednesday, October z, at New London,
Conn, to Lieutenant BENJAMIN Noble
Booth, Coast artillery, u. =. A. Owing
to tho recent illness Of the bride. the
wedding was private. Mrs. Pratt and her
daughter lived at Annapolis. Md, for sew
eral years after leaving Omaha. and then
resided at Fort II. @. Wright. Fishers
Island n. Y. where Mrs. Pratt's son.
Lieutenant Edward Montgomery, is sta
toned, and where Lieutenant Booth Is
also on duty Another son. Alfred Mont
gomery. Is In the navy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Magnificent Hair Easy to
Obtain Quickly Some 4 s.s" |; secret,

removing hair Simple sulto solution can
DC obtained at any drug store. II never
rails TO destroy all hair light and coarse,
with the utmost rapiditv and thorough
ness, and 10 never Injuries the most sem
sitlve skin or leaves a mark.
MRS. ). r.. O-Onlv one cream IS nee
'Ssary TO beauty the skin and bring il
TO a condition OF Incompatible loneliness
IN snort Tine. \ few days Use will
luoNe its results. Nake up n mixture ot
ore tablespoonful Of glvccrinc and one
ounce Of zintone in a p{rt Of water. This
makes a satiny cream which is 10 he
used very literally every day This makes
over a pint Of cream which is many
times more than Won ordinarily nav for
prepared creams which do not give tho
desired results. You will coon find that
every red spot frncilc and blemsh will
disappear and leave the skin pure and
clear as q ILL.
MISS r. y. N.-Here &, wriakie-rc-
n owing formula which has already be-
come famous because Of its quick action
in rendering tho skin plume and vigorous
land thereby eliminating all traces and
lines Of age. Mix two tablezpuonfuls or
.glycerinc and two ounces Of cptol in a
lalf uint of water The result is n bean
tiles. Big and little wrinkles, crows feet
land looseness Of flesh disappear in a re
markably short time The difference in
the appearance of age will he quite start
ling.
ENELINA D.-Dcvelopmcnt OF the bust
is very often possible, There Is no alb
solute assurance OF this. however. There
Is danger in the use OF vacuum cups,
pumps and the like. The following mix
tCre is sefe and has been very success
full To half a pint OF hot water. add
half a cup OF sugar and two ounces of
fuetcne. with which any druggist will
supply you. Dissolve thoroughly and
take two teaspoonfus after meals anu
MISS FONDLY-Do not pinch out black
heads You can remove them without
fail and in a few minutes by sprinklng
some neroxin on a hot-wet sponge and
rubbing this on the blackheads Then
look in the mirror and see the difference.
This is the only article 1 know that will
really remove blackheads and do It al
most instantly.
JANET T. D.-You probably don't real
iZe that dandruff may now be dissolved
away completely. This is not done with
soap, because the alkalt does not permit
of It. But il you will dissolve teaspoon
full of eggol in half a cup of hot water
and use as a head wash, you will be
surprised at it's splendid results. You
can secure from your druggist at small
cost enough eggol to make over dozen
of these shampoos
8 @ @
MISS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tale Is a
remarkable thing for excessive perspira-
ton of the arm-pits. Use IL literally and
you will find that you win suffer no
longer from the extreme wetness under
the arms, your dress shields and arm
pits will be fresh and dry and you will
have no more gowns ruined by persplra-
ton. Hydrolized tale can be obtained at
any drug store 1t also destroys perspirp-
ton and body doors completcly.-Advcr-
tisarnnOf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Phi Rho.Sigma Banquet

The Phi llho Sigma Medical fraternity
Of the University OF Nebraska held It's
fifteenth annual banquet at the Univer-
sty club Friday evening. Covers were
placed for eighty-five, including menu
bers from the faculty and honorary mem
bers. DR. y. p. Davis was postmaster OF
the evening, and those responding were
DIR. w. A. Rush OF Malvern. Ia; DR.. \.
e. Lane OF Laramie. wyo.; Dr. w. n.
Anderson OF Omaha. and A. g, Barry Of
the senior class. Among the out-of-town
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
planninr Ion Boz Parties

The following reservations nave been
made for Monday. the opening night Of
.Tre Poor Little Rich Girl at tho Bran
dois theater: Mr. Mariner four. Mrs
Dcmcu OF Council Bluffs four, 4. B.
Warren. four J. nosenfeld. four. J. A.
caycrs. four. y. C.. wadsworth OF Coun-
ell uuff-. four. Frank Judson, four. IT,
s. clark. three
Others who will attend arc. W. T. paae,
m mncr. Dr. F9ndlay, ! S. Summers. W.
: stnlmau. w Farnsm Smith. J. r.
Heyn and Hal Brady.
For the matinee Tuesday Tor The Poor
1lttl. Rich Girl" Shirley Moore Of Coun-
ell Bluffs will have three guests. and Mrs
ADA I. Davis Of Council Bluffs a box party
for twen;y-four guests.
The advance mail orders for the on
pagcnout OF Harry Lauder at tho Bran
deis theater Monday matinee and night.
october Is. arc more numerous than for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Mony Months Of Precious Time Hare
NoU Been Eliminated in the Acquire
Dlsnt Of Beauty, Says Vaieska
Suratf, Americas Famous
Self. Made Beauty Actress.
ny Miss vaIeska surStt

II YOU could actually see difference
Of two or three inches in the growth OF
your hair in few weeks time and de
tect a superb improvement i'm its visor
and silky appearance you would perhaps
wonder whether q miracle had not been
suddenly performed. Changes OF This
kind are 50 infrcqucnt that most women
do not believe them possible. yet the act
remains that II the proper means are eui-
ployed they are more likely TO occur than
not. The proper means. of course, are
the controlling factor. Mere hair toniCs
which are commonly sold In prepared
form and ready for Use, are so often weak
In power and in ingredients that 1t is re
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
At the Omaha Club

Al the omaha club l&iday Mrs. r. W.
Clarke was hostess az luncheon in honor
Of her sister-in-law. Mrs w. J, Hun
tacker OF Saginaw. Mich. who Is her
guest, Covers were laid for Mesdames W.
J. HnnsRcker, +. II. Davis. +. n. Conner,
NJ. c. Peters. Harry Cummings. II. W,
Yates. y. =. drummer. George Peterson,
Rcba Morgan, G. II. Thummel. H. =.
Clarke, a. q. Beeson. c. w. Russell. c.
~ Johannes. Herman Kountze. r. f,
Folda. J. c. French. John IT, Butler. j.
J. sullivan and George Voss.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
CHRISTMAS JOY FOR ORPHANS
Society Women of Omaha as Well as
Children Assist Big Move.
CRECHE BENEFIT BALL SOON
Bis Dancing Party In November to
Raise FUNDS for This Most ne
serving Institution for
children.
social Calendar.

SUNDAY-Young Peoples society. Tenn
pic Israel, SEQ .. iu.
MCNUAN-CartcT Lake swimming and
Bowling club Metropolitan hall y. q.
s club. Miss Marie Jorgcnsen. hostess.
TUESDAN-Mrs. Charles Mcdonald,
luncheon at University club. followed
nv Brandcis thester party FOR Mrs.
Walter CLARK OF Milford. Conn. Nilder-
Bookman wedding. Metropolitan club.
pictz club. subscription dancing party.
WEpNESDAN-Mrs John r. Mcdonald,
luncheon at Commercial club, followed
by Orpheum theatcr party FOR Mrs.
CLARK
THURSDAY-Aliss Mary Banuister VIII
lard. fine arts lecture. Young Womcn's
Christian Association auditorium. 4
FRrDAY-Mrs. James T. Rcdman. bridge
lgnChcon Mis- a. II. Fetters. luncheon
Tor Mrs. clarke Women golfers at
sATURDAY-pra Park club dancing
party James Horny Breasted fine arts
lecture. Young Womcn's Christian AS
ISOLATION auditorium. 10 a. M.
Everybody is interested In the Christmas
ship which Will carry TOYS and clothing
10 tho millions OF poor little children OF
he war zone OF Europe and also clothing
'Or the older children and the mothers
who are in want and suffering.
Mrs Clement Chase. with score OF as-
sistants has had great success in raising
funds and generous Sits Tor the Christ
mas ship, Mrs Bertha Offutt Mrs.
Thomas D. crane. Mrs. Gould Dietz, Mrs.
Fred A. Nash and Mrs Milton r.. Barlow
sre each IN charge OF committees and are
working untlrinEiy for this great work.
Scores 81 packages neatly labeled have
been received at The Bee office and this
week the school children win make a large
contribution
Funds, ciothing and toys. and. IN fact.
almost anything except provisions, will be
welcome and viii doubtless be more ap-
prcciated than any other Christmas gift
we give
Everything must be In by Friday or
saturday and the railroads have offered
TO carry everything for the Christmas
ship free OF charge The United States
government has made all arrangements
for sending the ship and also has made
arrangements with the different ambas-
sailors OF Europe for the distribution OF
these Christmas gifts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18

Holiday Affairs.

The school set and the debutantes Will
be much enteftained during the holidays
snd plans are now being made for many
~ the social affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur crittenden Smith
ain awe = dance for their daughter. Miss
Harriet Huntington Smith, December IS
aud Mr.. and AIRS. c. w. HAMILTON win
llso sive dance FOR this popular debu-
tante on the evening Of December q
The Cornell oiee club viii be in Omaha
December . and win give rs concert IN
the evening. and there viii be a round
Of entertaining IN their honor.
The Gate OF the Sorority dance holiday
eek this year viii be Wednesday. De
ember 20 AZ Chambers. The, youns
G0Inen ~ charge are Misses Marion ana
Naomi Toale. Esther Wilhelm Grace
Allison. Alice Jsquith. Isabel Vinson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Pleasures Past.

Miss Gretchen Williamson entertained
seven tables OF bridge on Friday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Niemsn.
Mrs. Martha Eberts entertained the
Good Time club Friday forenoon, Pro-
gressive high five was the game. prizes
being won by Mrs. George Morris Mrs.
Frank Alvord and Mrs. Sadie Atkins.
Mrs. FRANK Alyord win be the next host
ess,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
Pan Club Announcement.

Cards have been sent out announcing
the opening OF the Pan club dancing
season. Ten parties are 10 be siven. the
first TO be held az the Rome hotel. and
the others At the new FoRtenene The
club has a membership Of forty-five
copies The officers are: r. 4. Van
orsdeli. president; l.. NJ. Caldwell. sacre-
tary and treasurer: Joseph Fradenburg.
Dr. Wahi and James Allen. directors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
At the Country Club.

There were several dinner parties at
the club preceding the dance last evening.
A Dutch treat party was made up OF;
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Pritchett
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Webster.
Misses Misses
louise DinninE, Elizabeth Davis.
Menie Davis.
Messrs.- Messrs.-
Ben Gallagher. Willard Butler.
Paul Gallagher, G. ]. Lord. %
Roger keeline.
Others entertaining az dinner we're Mr..
and Mrs w. J. Foye. who had eight
guests; Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Kountze.
four; Mrs Metoalf. four; Mr.. and Mrs.
John A, Meshane. six; Mr. Guy Furay,
four; Mr. Harry T. Mccormick, four.
Mr., George A. Meyer. four, and Mr.. NJ.
&. Peters. four
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
For Mr.. and Mrs. CudahY

MI and Mrs. =. A. Cudahy arrived in
Omaha from Chicago Saturday morning
TO remain until sunday evening. In their
honor Mr. and Mrs. q. w. wattles enter
tanned at a bridge party Of twenty last
evening at their home.