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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
At Happy Hollow Club.

The Omaha Woman's Golfers assoeia-
ton had luncheon together today at the
Happy Hollow club. The luncheon was
followed by the monthly tournament
CANA
Mr. +. c. Builta entertained six guests
at supper last evening at the Happy Hol-
low club; c. u. Nifwormber. foeri c. L.
Beldsn. two; II. E. Patterson. three X.
N. Booth. four: Joseph Polcar. four; DIT.
W. 8. Milroy. two; w. +. Sheppard. two;
George Carter. four; o. t. Eastman.
three; +. T.. Warner. two; w. Hlldrcth.
two; c. T.. Bedwell. two; +. r. Hoag-
land. three: n. L. Brown, three; H. @.
Loomls. two; NJ. NJ. Robertson. two;
Goorse Ross. two; George w. Updike.
three c. =. stebhlns. two: =. Z. stevens.
four; W. r. Watson. two; y. c. sadler.
four; c. Balbaeh. two; Charles II. Mar
ley, four X. w. EIlis. two; James Drum
Fnond. two; r. II. Garvin. five.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Weller will enter
tain ten guests at dinner Tuesday even
ins At the Happy Hollow club; ~. NJ.
Lyons will have four; r. Goodrich. six
Thomas H. Fell six; L. II. 0arvin. ten.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Personal Mention.

Mis- Marie Bortenlanger has gone 70
Walt friends In eastern Iowa and at
Spirit Lake From there she leaves for
Detroit. where she will be the guest OF
Mrs. b. c. Burtland fer month.
Miss cscolia Moore IL at St. Joseph
hospital. suffering from an attack OF
appendicitis.
Miss Cora McDermand returned yester-
day from visit with Miss Ethel Kit.
finger OF Lincoln
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Mcshane are ex-
pected home the latter part OF the week
from Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. F. Morgan ana Mlss Janice
Morgan OF Lewis, Ia, sro visiting frisnda
and relatives IN Omaha.
Mrs II. +. Zimmerman has arrived
from New York City TO spend a month
with her aunt Mrs. T. Lohnes.
Mr.. c. b. Coon returned Sunday from
two weeks IN Seattle where he was the
guest OF his son. Mr.. Archie b. Coon.
Mrs. ID. @. cfeedon ana daughter, May,
returned yesterday from two months
visit in western Nebraska and the Black
Hills.
Mrs. U. b. Baicombe ana Miss zlnah
Anderson have gone to Tolland. Colo,
where they have taken a cottage until
September I.
Mrs @. r. slavin left last Friday for
Denver. accompanied BY her sister. Miss
Catherine LEACH. whose guest she VIII BE-
for a few weeks.
Miss Effie copenharwe returned satur.
day from Ames. Ia. where abe was ths
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. c. q. Cole. for
merry Of this city.
Mrs. Duncan n. vlnsonhaler AMI
daughter, Miss Isohel. are at kennebeo
Beach. Ne. where they win be for the
remainder % the summer
Mrs iHy Rosenthal. accompanied By
her small son. Edward. and Misc Rita
Rosenthal. n Dayton. o.. arc sojonrning
a. Eaies park. Colorado.
Mrs. Tom johnson OF Lawreneevslle
Kan. y the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Rslhart Mrs. johnson is enroute 10 her
hone. after spending some time with her
sisters Mn r p. Ford and Mise Rose
gshnsen. Ia Lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
CROWDED MOVIES
MENACE TO PUBLIC
City Commissioners Fear a Catas-
trophy from Way Twelve Of
Them Fill Up Aisles.
SAY 1T IS UP TO THE POLICE


"At least twelve Of the moving pic
ture theaters Of this city frequently
are crowded in aisles and entrances.
We are going to have a catastrophe
some of these days." declared Chair
man Butler Of the city council COM
mittee OF the whole. during a discus
sion in connection with two proposed
ordinances for the regulation Of NOV
ing picture operators.
This discussion was incidental TO the
main question.
Il agree with the chair on this ques-
ton. These moving picture men will sell
all the tickets they can just to get the
money. 1 have been around these places
and l know what I am talking about
The conditions are rotten" was a state
ment by Commissioner Hurnmei.
Needs More Policemen.
II was agreed that II Is up TO the police
department TO regulate these alleged
crowded conditions. Commissioner Kugel
said he would have to put on fifty more
policemen to control the situation.
The commissioners recommended for
passage an ordinance introduced by
Commissioner Withheld creating a board
OF examiners. TO consist of the city cleo
tricisn. chief building inspector and fire
warden for examination Of picture ma
chine operators. The measure provides
that permits shall not be issued to oper-
ators less than 81 years Of age nor to APP
plicants who have not had At least one
years experience as apprentice under q
competent operator.
Mr.. Buffers ordinance, which was
placed on file. provided that the exam
lining board should comprise two exhib-
itors, two operators and the city cleo
trician.
There are fifty picture shows now in
operation In Greater Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
At the Country Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. westbrook enter
tanned at supper last evening at the
Country club. Their guests were;
Mesars and Mesdames-
John Z. Kennedy Sam Carlisle.
8. 8. Caldwell.
Judge Duncan NJ. vinsonhaler gave a
supper party of eight covers Sunday
evening at the Country club: n. C. Howe
had four guosts; DR. Ia l. Bushman.
four; Edward Murphy. four. and DIT.
Bridges. three.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McCord win enter
tain at dinner Wednesday evening at the
Country club.
saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. c. h.
Keller will give dinner OF twenty covers
at the Country club.
With Mr.. and Mrs. willard Hosford at
supper last evening at the Country club
were Mr.. and Mrs. Moshier colpetzer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wharton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Col. Welsh Finally
Sees Sunshine for
a Patient People

a reprieve has been granted Colonel
Welsh, local weather maker.
He will not he shot a sunrise.
He has predicted fair for tomorrow.
Wet and soggy, muddy. bedraggled and
indignant citizens have decided to let tho
man live. Mercy . better than ven
geance..
The coionei put on his cone-shaped hat,
his pollSa-dotted robe and went through
his mystic incantAtions. Then, for the
first time In a month Of Sundays. he
came out and announced that the weather
will be fair
'Eh-whatT' said the waiting people.
thinking they had misunderstood.
II find" began the colonel, shat tho
areas Of high pressure have
Never mind tho details" cried impa-
tient Mr.. Common People, what's the
prediction7"
Fair weather. said tho colonea.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

p p whiteomb entertained fifty
q a. nIvas q the VISITING shrinern at
~ EI41 esub Sunday afternoon. They
N8 fsl1gnl1g from the recent conven-
n1 asI1 o. - coast
NJ O. y NsHtBDnsry entertained five
a.s4 ~ nspDeF a. ths Field club sunday
8lnI.lr r. ~ Daie. two W. n. Cham
1sI4 fFo, w. - A1air. Two: y. g. Vest.
40, r r1FnsEslih. four; c. r. Ieet.
|1s 81 - c1afa4. thres. n. .. Hunt
o ~ 4aa1sg, feurs n H. Beau
a44 te0t r. J. Hz8ar1. fhree; Paul
lr n|rse " ~ oaFraff four; c.
f nas r n Astz four Alex
tH 4H
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4 A11 49, con,r1sed - NJ and
4s4Isa Haf - 40 Ars. q.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Monday, August Q, 1915.
By MELLIFICIA.

REAL
~ Saengerfest
n During performance Madame
of the active affair
The orchestra suddenly
inquired the Of grief
ability
with feeling
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
DiscoIOTed or Sporty
Skin Easily Peeled Off

The freckling, discoloring or roughenlns
~ ~ when most skins are subject al this
Son.ed MAX, spread lightly over the face
pekore retiring and removed In the morn
~ Win soap and water, completely peels
the wax az any drugglst's. There's no
naore directive way OF banlshing tan
Ifeckiee or other clRaneous dOfecta IIf-
We skin particles come off each day. 81,
tho process iteedf doesn't even tcrnpor-
eriy mar the conlpeXion. and one non
seqnires q brand new, spotless, Eirlishly
Wrinkles caused by weather. vorrv m
illness. are best treated BY q simple soltE
uon Of powdered saxolite, / oa,. dlssolvcd
" pima witch ha1el Bathing the face
formation .-AdVertiBement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

Carter Lake club proved very popular
the last weekend. A large number OF
diners were entertained Sunday evening.
among them r. Fowler W no enter
tained four guests; II. schall. two; l.. W.
johnson, two: Il. Deems. two; 70.
Graham. four; a. Jetes. six; II. Nichols.
six: E. j. Brown. two; II. Gilbertson. two;
r. E. Koran, two: T. Moores. four; o. j.
Gotherad. four; r. J. Newell. six; J. r.
Barr three; w e. Eddy, four; II. 10.
Hatch, two. r. Harris. two; u. j..
schiecht, two; e. A. zipfel, five; W. l..
Harris, six; +. fitzgerald. four; ]. IL.
Molony two; Henry Heating. eight; o.
G. Nfckun. two; 8. Goldstrom. seven;
l.. w. swancutt. six; c. L. Dundy. four;
N. d. Moore, two; II. b. Cummings,
four, and w L. Wharton, two.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Lonenecker enter
ta!ned at dinner Saturday evening at
Carter Lake club. Covers were placed for:
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rock. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. o. Lonsnecker. Miss Barbara sheibel.
Miss Rose Prather. MIR. Clarence shary
and Mr. Thomas Moss
Others dining at the club Saturday
evening we're: A. l. Bloom. who enter
tanned four guestsI DR.. Grant Williams,
eight; L. NJ. Garvey. three; F. oxford.
fours c. s. Rice. two; N. L. Hayman,
two: a. Rogers. two; u. l. Patton. ave;
Claude Cheney. two; ]. r. Brown. ene;
r. Werlich. two; l.. Brown. two, and u.
EldTidge. six
The Carter Lake Swimming and Bowl
ing club will meet Tuesday afternoon al
D. M, for bowling at the Carter Lake
club.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Mason.Tanlor.

The wedding of Miss Gladys NJ. Taylor,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. 70. Taylor.
and Mr.. Harry c. Mason was celebrated
today at I o'clock at tho home OF the
BRIDES parents. The Rev. Dr. Baltzly
of the Kountze Memorial church per-
formed the ceremony In the presence Of
the family and a few friends. The rooms
were profusely decorated with asparagus
fern. palms and quantities Of garden
flowers. The bride was attractive In
her go-away gown of blue taffeta. With
this was worn q small close fitting
black and white hat. She wore a corsage
bouquet OF sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason left this afternoon for Hot Springs
and Denver for three weeks trip.
They will be at homo after September !,
at 5oe South Twenty -eighth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Les Amies whist Club.

Miss Sophie Rauber entertained the Les
Amies Whist club at her home Saturday
afternoon. Prizes for the card game
were won by Miss Rheta Rasmussen and
Mrs. John J. Dinnoen. Mrs Thomas
Kelly OF Merna and Mrs. William ].
Lynch were guests OF the club The next
meeting WIN DO enteramed In two weeks
by Mrs, Charles Weber.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
R0BS JEWELRY STORE BY
ENTERING VIA SKYLIGHT

A resourceful burglar climbed TO the
roof OF the jewelry store Of Carl w. Han
son, aS9o Leavenworth street. Sunday
evening. let himself down through a
skylight by means Of rope. stole 800
worth Of stock and disappeared without
being Rpprehended.
The report to the police shows that the
plunder consisted of twenty-three rings,
thirteen watches and a miscellaneous as
sortment of other articles.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
split Pea souffIe.

One cupfuI OF split peas.
Two eggs.
A level teaspoonful OF salt.
A tablespoonful OF pepper.
Wash the peas. put them into cold
water. bring to boil and drain; throw
the water away Cover again with boil
Ing water and cook slowly until tender;
this may be done In the large baking dish
In the oven. and will require about one
hours cooking. Drain. press through a
sieve. add the yolks OF the eggs. the salt
and pepper, fold in the well beaten
whites. put this in the round or oblonR
baking dish and bake a half hour In a
quick oven Serve with cream OF rice
sauce.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Recipes for Today
ny MRS. SARAH TYSON RORER,
(All measurments are level.)
nOmnn Pie.

Line the pie dish with an Italian pie
paste. Beat three eggs. without separate
ing. for five minutes. add half cupful
OF powdered sugar. beat again for five
niiautss. add teaspoonful OF vanilla. two
tablespoonfuls Of cocoa and two-thirds Of
cupful OF finely chopped nuts. Then
sift In carefully, beating oil the while,
half cupful Of rolled and sifted gra-
ham crackers; turn this into the lined
pie dish and bake In a moderate oven a
half hour When done and cool ice the
the top with chocolate Icing and garnish
with toasted nuts.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
wedding Guests.

Among the guests 81 the spauldins-
Barker wedding Of saturday were sew
erai well known former omahans. Miss
Alice cudahy. Miss Gertrude Mccarthy
and 1Ir. Daniel Mccarthy. all OF Chicago;
1lr Hichard Miller OF Omaha and Ar.
Roger Keeline OF Council Bluffs also at
isn1sl The wedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
On the Calendar.

Mra. Henry Heating win entertain the
members Of the Carter Lake swimming
and Bowling club at picnic luncheon
Wednesday, at her home. Fifty guests
Anl be snteFtained.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
RETURN FROM THE WAR ZONE
Misses Eleanor Carpenter and Mar.
garet Wright Return After q
Stay in Switzerland.
NO DIFFICULTIES ENRoUrE

The last omahons to return from the
war zone are Miss Eleanor CARPENTER.
oaNSnter CT Mrs. ]. F. Carpenter. ana
Miss Margaret Wright, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. 8. Wright. who returned
Sunday from a fourteen months stav In
Switzerland and Germany. They were
accompanied by Miss HermInie Hatfield
ana Miss Dorothy Pettis of Lincoln. who
attended the same school with them at
Lucerne
All the young women expressed great
delight at being home once more.
En- route home, the young women
toured Germany, visiting all the large
German cities. Everywhere we found
the most intense activity. Every square
yard Of earth was producing a crop OF
somsthins. The government early took
charge Of the tillins and the work il
being carried on with characteristic Ger
man thoroughness- Men. women and
children ere working in the fields" said
Mas Carpenter.
French Conditions Had.
Conditions in France are much worse,
according to the young women. CONNER
cial life eeems paralyzed and the grain is
rottlng In the fields for lack OF harvest
ing.
we were IN Karlsruhe few days
after the French aviators had made
raid and bombarded that city with
bombs from the sky. The only time
during our entire stay In Germany that
anything discourteous was said to us
was in that city. A nurse in a hospital
said something about the bombs being
made IN America. Other than that in
cidont. we were treated with the utmost
respect and consideration"
The young women crossed the Atlantic
on the transatlantic liner Chicago, ar
irving in New. York Friday morning and
homo the same day. They
sailed from Bordeaux July 10 and en-
countered no difficulties en- route.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Public Library Hours
in Other Cities
Lincoln.

This library is open daily from
9 a. m. to 9 D. M, excepting Sundays
and holidays On these days the IL
brary is open from D. m. to D. m,
for reference work only. No changes
have been made during the summer
months.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03

Beauty More Than skin Deep.
A beautiful woman always has good
digestion II your digestion IL faulty,
chamberlain's Tablets will do you good
obtainable everywhere. All druggists
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-03
Seymour lake Country club.

Mrs. c. p. 8 Tobin entertained, at
bridge luncheon saturday. Covers were
iatd for.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-27
BRIEF CITY NEWS

wsadiRg Hings-Edholm, JeWeier.
Esvs nese Prtnt New beacon PrssA
GAghtilH TiMtHrse--Burgeus- orandOA.
-Teaay's oounpisps Hsvss RFngFaAH
elaaSifted section TO-DAY. ana ApPsAna n
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. FIND out What
the various moving picture theatsrs offer.
ASKS for Divorcs-Mrs. ella +. oris-
v old has brought suit rur divorce against
Frank M Griswoid. alleging desertion.
Keep Your Money and valuables In the
American Safe DEPOSIT Vault, 2iS South
Seventeenth street, Bee Building. Boxes
rent 81 for three months. open from
a. m. 60 D. m.
Tor safety First I'm Life Insurance
see w. IL. Indoe. general agent State
Mutual Life Assurance Co. OF Worces-
ter, Mass. one OF the oldest. n years.
and best companies on earth.
Breaks RIBS In KALEIDOSCOPE Drud,e,
carpenter. 1880 Park Wilde avenue. fell
from the second floor to the basement OF
an unfinished building Friday evening
and suffered a scalp wound and two
broken ribs
chrtstian andsAvor 20 xnstan-The
Christian Endeavor union OF Omaha will
have its annual installation OF officers at
the Third Presbyterian church. Tween
tieth and Leavenworth. Monday evening,
September n.
Pound in oas-Fiilsd Room--Mrs. Hat
tie johnson. aSed Is years, wife of a
teamster, living at SIT North Twenty
first street. was found unconscious In a
gas-filled room this morning. sho was
revived. Police believe II q case OF at
tempted suicide. No motive for the
woman's supposed act Is known
sDssdsrs Finsd-The following men
were arraigned IN police court. charged
with exceeding tho speed limit. John
Ftke, Twenty-second and I.othrop streets,
was fined 50 and costs, suspended SEN
tence; c. ID. Marshall $40 Sherman
avenue. q and costs, and A. weis. l7oa
Lake street, $40 and costs. suspended SEN
tenca.
10 Ssisy South Side Pavang-Commis-
sioner Jardine OF the public Improvement
department has been assured by a repre-
sentative OF the Kettle River stone com
pany that ASeo yards OF paving along the
Hootor boulevard In tho South side will
be relald this year. The work was done
under q guarantee OF five years, which
u nearly up.
New Business Manager for Oomnsros
Arthur Anderson. who was elected bus
mess manager of the High School of
Commerce paper last Wednesday, has re-
signed. and Arthur Lupinski has been
chosen as his successor. Mr.. Wood and
Miss Hiatt teachers at the commercial
school, have been appointed a. the ad-
Vtsers OF the Commerce paper staff
OPENING SsIl--The event OF the week
viii be the opening ball given at the
new Dc LUxe Dancing academy. located
at 1O-S-n South Eighteenth street. oppo-
site the Fontenelle. This IL the largest
and most up-to-date dancing academy in
the state. You are invited 20 attend tho
grand opsning, Thursday evening, Sep
teHnber %. Rohan's eight-pieoe orchestra.
Admission rs centa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-27
Sam Howe's Show,
1.-THE Kissing Girls"
Off Well at Gayety

Sam Howe's kissing Girls " show ct
the Gayety Is already popular. with only
one performance here no far. At least
his girls were immensely popular last
night. and they are the biggest part Of
the show. The performance is sparkling
and zestfui full OF sprightly maids, clever
dancing, beautiful wardrobes and laugh
able fun and really appeals to the aud
fence.
Headed by three stars. Sam Howe.
Florence Mills and Eva Null, the COM
pany looks like a regular armament. so
pleasing are practically all the players.
including the large chorus. In one OF
the numbers last night the crowd wa
not appeased until every member OF the
company had sung the chorus alone. Sew
eral OF the girls attracted unusual atten-
ton. including Blanche Roberts, Jane
Van Horn and others.
Florence Mills, a stunning beauty. has
a good voice. is graceful and displays
gorgeous gowns. Miss Null. dainty
soubrette, also has a winning way. while
Stephanie Anderson displays marked skill
as a dancer. Vera Desmond. Mae Lenoir
Butler Manderville, Hal Pierson, Anthony
Cortelli. Harry Prescott and Charles Mo-
ran also contribute enjoyment TO the mu-
steal program. all being good singers and
dancers. Sam Howe creates constant
hilarity with his comical character work
The settings and wardrobe deserve spe-
cial attention and the musical hits are
numerous.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-27
OLD AGE A CRIME!

Some people are young at 6O--ra.l
checked, rudy and vigorous Others are
old at 40--joints beginning 20 stiffeu up
DIT; step be"'nning TO lar and lose IT'S
In the back: feel tired withut cause
ana possibly twinRe OF rheumatic pain
IN most cases. these are the danger
SIGNALS TO warn you that the lsidneva
Are not promptly doing their work 81
snrowtnE orr the poisous that are always
forming In the body. To neglect these
natural warnings IL a crime aeainat
yourself II you have these Hvn1ntnr,s
you can find prompt relief Ia COi,6
MDDAL Harlem OH Capsules. FIR
n , tnan zoe, years this has been the
der ailments. ~ D@N
GOLD MEDAL HaarIem OIL capmIes
te imported direct from the laboratories
SVc and s1.00. Get them at yotsr dr,sss,
nsts. DO not take q sabstituta--AdveS-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-27
LIFETIME OF TRAVELLING
STARES HAlGHT IN FACE

Andrew HSisht OF Brooklyn arrived in
Omaha yesterday on his way around the
world by the novel method OF earning
his own living.
HaiEht IL 80 years old, but he says that
he has walked only q fraction over five
miles and has jOurneysd $500 miles
through most Of the eastern states. lie
II TO visit the capital Of every state in
the union. He carries letters from the
governors Of every state he has visited
% far. After he finishes the rounds OF
this country he plans to visit every for
eign country In similar fashion. he says
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-27
Staff Of Gateway
Is Made Public

Miss Pearl Gaines. editor OF the Gate
way, the student monthly publication OF
tho University of Omaha, has selected
heads of the class departments. They are;
Ruth Peters. class OF 1915; Ruth Sund-
land. 1877; Esther Knapp. 1913; LILLIAN
Andersen, 1913; Lucile Ely. preparatory
department; Rita Carpenter. Gateway
club; Gladys Tallmadgo, locals: Roy
Greeling, Young Mems Christian associa-
toni LILLIAN Andersen, Young Women's
Christian association; Effie Clelland. ORA
matio club; Floyd WooSIey, athletics;
Dorothy McMurray. domestic science;
Irene Wilson and Fern Gilbert. squlbs;
Robert Clark, staff artist. and Amy
Zschau. exchanges
The staff that will have the publica-
ton in hand; Pearl Gaines. editor; Mrs.
Thomas Waters. assistant editor: Samuel
Slotky. business manager. and Floyd
Woosley, assistant manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-27
DEATH RECORD

Mrs. James Pasmore. aged q years
died Saturday morning at her home. SS1l
North Twenty-third street, after an III
ness OF eight weeks.
She Is survived by her husband. thres
daughters. Mrs.. G. J. Lyon. Miss Emma
Pasmore and Mrs. ]. W. Moore OF
Omaha. and q son living In Kansas City
Funeral services will be held this morn
ing St 10 O'Clock at the residences. with
intsTment In Forest Lawn cemetery. Mr..
and Mrs. Pasmors celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary fivo years ago