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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Bic Parade,

Ser iHonTte GhciI Ser 4olcr Son
ncrtion mar obcr uuT uae T2GlIc 0ie
brodtnnue Stra6erporaAc olt 4}itt
nod Nai}mittoQ. Mehr ais 1000
NOM nlorihirten 0urdl Sic Naupt
itraFen Orr 5to0t uuo hrritrijcbcu
0urd ibre Notwithstanding eiuerI
mtcn Gin6rud bci ocn 3uidlduern,
mn BON olcieu hottcn it'd tres oenn
0robcn0en @etter idobiulQ<pejie
5000 cinqcfpnnen.
Sic perihlenrueu Qopeuen. TriQ
Seams ma l3oridlir Clubs Der
~iantracItcH iid fltr5 nod / Tier unter
TeituH9 oca N}arihon9 &cin6olo
5hrlt on hcr I. 5trobe. mo qeaeli
, llbr iettc lidl Der 95cit5uQ III Be
meanua. Is ana Die Georl Strobe
hlnunter bis Srout, ln0 Damn BIS
9Pun. ltlo hicie hlnaui. 3uerit font
Gin G%rclnpeter. Dem ciul0c Better
uuh Eolj5iiten in Uniform iolQten.
gatorlobi!t uno Nntihen mit geoIns
ten Ger 2noe urS Stantbcontit IA
men Damn 5unodlit moroui Die Mil
m0lfee'r in ihrcu ihmnfcn llniior
men mo Scr innloiSr @ruuf5orI.
M%uitfoDenc feIoten.
0jc 5mcitc 5cftian ml.rNc son Ser
Rdeinc Nliii* npnclle q%eflhrt. 2os
Grill Eenm uro Sic @}tnono A9lcr in
jbrsu mciBcr >tnrbrinteln itlQien.
Mn ocg S0itc Ser Arltter Settion
lpar 6tc N}idtfIcpenc @ouicu qetlci
Nct in bilbihen bIolcn uniinrmcn.
Tbs Gria Ecom uno Ser Woridir
Club Gli% 0icIer Stobt mnd'tcn cb,t
'oli@ ctRcn dtien (in0r1t6.
5ettion Bier hottc cine .reibl;he~
NopelIc. unh Nicic bjl0ctc Sic frniide
5cite oes ,nQcs. IcrMarihir
Club pom @ronn Ropi6s III ihrcn mel
zen Iu1liacr ioIrtc 6icier Nopelc
Die lettc Scftjon. nit lnicren "a
Groi|crn lPltjfern an ser Spiec.
nurhe pon hieliGcr YNlern ltnN Acnl
$%onc>piner Erlu 1nom aclll0et. les
tcrce clnes hcr id'ou-tcn NH I'M ann.
sen 3auc.
9%lbcrocn fnorjnIrte nod sic
Wor'hiieI0 N'dlltor aopelle lit ,ltQe.
Rct0sbur0 ms Nrairic nu Chen no.
rcH iacnlllh llnrt ~nertreten. nnn In.
tiQc Did. ser ~etltc~ IoIcr oee Sr.
ACn%. madltc ieinc Icctc 5Sahlt iibtr
unlcrc S:tobm, or heionn iih IL.
c'nrr 2oiiu oui einem NutomobiI
IN Ser N,rheritcn Rcibc Se& 3nacS.
BUR llnterhaliuup Ser 9eiudler
'ono ON 9}jttmof Rodmiitoa EN-
Compfcr Nusiluo nlf Dem ;SIitlfg
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

az g. s. 8pIa. Nqeit fir bic
Hep England Wil,tuoI 2ife. Der 0Iie.
ten iohrlidcn Gipibcnocn @eIenidoii
IN gmerieo. bot Elm gontor i'm Dim.
r1er 2t2 Stnte 9onf @ebGuoe croft.
net. nnh ncnn sic fit fir Qebens.
rcriiheruna intereiiiren. 10 mirn es
nrn @oriheiI fir sic lem fit nit ,bm
IN Werbinhuna al ieten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Dir Adler Convention.
Ter Gmsfans am gQpntas. 3e iOrmenen VerbannimnseH.
Tie berrlide Rarabe am Isittuodb Nndbmhtas.
Qreisrertbeilnns. Tie naffe
Conventions, Ztaot.


III 0ttentll6en
Gnlpfnng am
Montae Abeno
I'M 2oGroiie 2be
ofer folgte etluas
ipoter oben Iii
ben Glubr1unlen
nod Elm gennltb
lidher Gnmnlers,
un0 bel meldlenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

ese @er @eiSer sn mGbiaen Gin.
len leiben mod'ie. eiuen uerldbIidlen
S~idthaeber filr Seeos uno Rorfgnges
brnldJt. ober sch aif elte Sidlerbeit
nusleibcn .pil. meuoe iid1 an ~. &
3idiih 203 2. 4. Strube.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
stooiaeOnutntiou Ses WaiionaI.

bun0es. On Woojion taqt Sont9tGg
un0 SonntaQ orr S~ta0tsucrbono oes
RotionaImnnoes. mn mcroen lld ote
Serren 9Sm. 2ilnIia Carl S{lirtcn
oder nn0 Cite GoBhoro ol8 2ele0d=
ten 6es bieiiqcn GentroIoeretns odron
hctheiliqen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Sie neucn Staotsbeamtcu.

IN Der ecitern nbgeboItenclt
StluBiieung Der Stootsloqe mllroe
6 barIe& u. Gittmonn. Der
Setretar Der bieilgen A0ler, gum
5taot3ietretor gemoIllt.
Sic nnocren Staotabeonltcn iiro
lpie fol0t:
Graiioent q. Z. etrouh @2ori1
iicl0; &iceprGii0en1. 6. V. 0ataalpop
Rc1per Gem; Sdotneiiter. e. ".
,gIoeaorn. Autlno; Srrtitce@. Charles
q. 0roft. N2doilon. mo w. .. Ric-
len Saoufouno.
Il = +
gtI5 n0d'itc GnncntiouSItoot tuuroe
&ron0 fopjoa acloohIt uno pc DC
Location oieier Stont uobm ocn .Al-
tioo did ben ochtcn~ A0Ier, mt
'id. ols 0ieielbe qeitern Abeno %lnierc
gditllhe Stoot pcrIleB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

rm 6. z. Ban auten Seriidles
rnnG5sAgent; &iraidloftss ooer Cider
heit5 Bombs, Dps $eGrl Strage.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
K 8.

ana ,uicScr in 9icnit. %aiiogicr
ara Sc. 2 DER nOfiIpmifee" 9obn
in ssicoer in Gicnit aeitelit moroen,
nm $50 a6enos oitpdrts a%biobreno,
mic fraber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
@,i6Gfts Rufisen.

c>eF Scr beiIe @afidlenz uuo Sc
pedluogenolenii IL Der SlnDt nirn Sbuei
ron FER 0dteDng Gin SraHss
fer 8 .. gelieieri. Ehoncs 179.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Srsnisunss=@ .sweiier.

Inicftic.-ScSen sladmittag NIB abenS
&~anneltilHer.
Riicn.-Senen 9admitiag mn Abeno
WanNcItiiber. .
goIino.-Sensn 9G6mitiag uno abeno
&,mDelliiner.
Gtar.-Senen 9aamittag uno A5eno
Grandchildren
glome.-f0ornieite ).-Scoen Gddmlts
tna mn abeno @anoelb,loer.
dfadls
mittag nnb abenb &anoelbllSer-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Die 9entideu BON gSinOna tOm-

menl am Sonntng nindt Der 3lpeig
berein oes Ocutihen Nationnl BUN
hes BON Minono einen Tompfer Aus
fIlta nadl 90 9roiie. Gus Beet. nit
Dem bic gusiIIqcr iohren. miro bier
nm I llhr 9toduittoQs crmortet uno
ca. 5nei 1tun0cn licpen bleltel be.
bor es 0ic Rildiobrt Gntrltt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

BUR llnterhaltnnq Ser Seluher
fono om N}ittmoh Rohmiitoa elm
Gompfcr NuSiIuo mIf Dem Ihtlic
itott unn nm 9 llbr ioHte cine Nono
'tcln g~rtrriion ItottiinSen, Die oher
onrh Re1Cnmettcr &c tiennltd uerSor.
ben lmnroe.
I'm BALI : llbr aot ooS Rilmaufec
Geom erc5ier lletlmacu i'm Cope.
lnub r Gorf srur Better. urio hottie
iid So3u cine ernBe 3uihouermenac
einaeiteHt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
sehrer Srnfnnseu.

nen inter 2eihlng pom Gountpt
ShuIhDcrinteuoant Gilman pom Is.
his 30. Slnl m Ser s8eit 5olem
Nod,idule mo pom Is. bis Is. Alt-
quit III ocr "a GroTt aormaIldnle
Itott.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Sic SDnnen's
Wit Ni6ts NnOcreul

go gut thun. neil ibm nitltS
Gnberes 9lcit tommt. @ieneidt
haben Sic ihon Sieles phne @r
fol9 oerludlt - eS wiro ia 10
Tie'es bafiir empfohleu. Sd
ipredle lebt BON benz mertlpiiroi
Cen &ropf Mittel, meldles id
p%erfaufe, mo weldes ihon 10
8iele fnrirte, Die nit Dem Sropf
ooer Salspersr6Beruns bebaftet
iuaren. SD babe bieieS Mittel
in SOC unb 81 90 6lalfeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
GaidlenNie6e r~fdt,eitia ocin6t.

SaiflenNie6c redlt,citia ociaft.
&ier ueroddltiqc f3eiellcft. w%ltnmaB
lid IoltGlojebe muroen Y}itt1pod
GhcHo in Dem Nonent pcrbaftet nls
iie ibr @eidldit i'm StaBuicr Gnrf
Heaimeu mouteu. Gs pn0 Charles
Gricc nou genrer. Col. SIoicph DC.
GoulaL Don Ct &}onf ,Sobu Conlor
bon W%inmeopoti5, mo Il. .. Wlr.
hin ooh Chicago. (onlor uno Wftr.
him mnren Den bier ~ontpeiel6en aus
m0rtIaen 2eteftips OILS proieliioncqc
GolhCnniebe befnnut Whtrphn bot
crit fitr5lidl eilen lnnQeu lernnin ob
defelien. Gle Nerle ner0en iolanue
t%eitaebnlten meroen, his iih hcrolts
Itellt. 0aB lie bier nid1t5 uerbrodcn
hoben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

Sin aeiunItiacr 9dit. Tic 2Suales
MaGmoHn GBce'c GO. non 5~hcbouQuft
miro nut in 0jcien1 T5obre mieoer
cincn r~ieienbofteH stnic heriteGen. 3ur
Fabrication irno $1,000 Gfuno g}ilh
a0er. IN ou0cren @orten 10000
Sriart N}ilh n0thiq mo mir0 Der
Sole. penu fertia, nler ,yllB bod una
bier5ehu 5FtlB i'm Iurdmeiier fem.
9os @coid1t Miro 5000 4funo 6ctro
qen, uno c~rfor0crte Der GGic Die eintd
aiae 9tild'lieferltng non ezra elntni
icnh 1i'heu. Ger aoie til inr ben
9anfioamgs Gerfouf eires e5roce
ricacih1ft@ IN elmer @roBita0t int
Cifcn beitInnnat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Sin hnrrnler Streih.

Sin hummer Streidl- GReoootc
H,cGorthU q Satire dIt. perbclrde
tibet uu6 9'otcr 0ue5 @in0es. Der init
Der %sIcmesyjaer I0lcr Delegation nadi
hlfr fam. cntyi6 am GimstaQ IN clner
&irtbid)ait uahe oen 9torthpcltcril
8ohnhof ciuem Gcleaoten 0le e5clo
boric mo cniilnb ooIntt. miroe abcr
huto mic0er ciHQcfanggl. pteG0rtnr
bcr3ihtete ON H2jttpodl p0r benz Jtld}
ter anf Gin &orperl6r mo iudlte lelne
Ghat nit ielucrr beiumfenen 3uItal
&c 81 entidutoiacu. I'm E$aresuiiie
iii or bci Ger 9oit aHdcitclf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Gunutu 8cridlt,

Eotrid 6itgeruio mrroe non Hid).
Ter grlnolep iucgen 2on0itrcihercl
5u 80 SnQCn 9oft oerurthellt.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Guard Your Children
Against Bowel Trouble

Many children \, an early age
become ocassspated. and freQuently
sertocs eonseS1 1eneeS result Not
being able to reA,sre his own con-
ditioa. 4 ehili's bowels shoaid be
constantly watched. and gentle
laxative sSNca VIXEN Necessary.
DR.. Niles Laxative Tablets are
especially well adapted to women
and children The Sisters Of
Christian Charity. SI Charles St.
LE-erre. Pa. ~ho attend many
eases OF sickness say OF them
-sens .izae ase vs sex.a ss.sg pr.
Niles laxative TAsieSs AID e-a ssAt
~ nRs ,Aez vs<y much Ts<t- aessoa
y sxsssie.t a-A vN are r-asstd fcr
kAvilx sssa made acsrS.ased vita
every case And tAs aSssers are Ss<J
much rssAs<l-
The sorrr and favoe Of any meds-
cine IS very important no matter
who IS 20 take II Tie taste and
appearance are especially important
wker children are ccocerred All
parenss know how hard Il IS to give
the average ehi,d nedsciae, even
tkocsa TIE taste Is partially DIS
Srisei Ia using DR.. Niles IAx-
eplsy is Overcome Tie shape OF
the tahsess, their arre4raace and
ea-tS-ESe c1sse At occe appeal -
any eksl4 ws,A the r<srit that they
are taken ~ishors oSieessoa
TIE rfeh ehceosase f1vor and
absence OF other taste, make DIR.
Miles, Laxative Tahlesx the ideal
remedy fog ehsttrer
II the srse box taits TO h<neSe
the rrsee IS returned Ask yocr
drrSgfs. A box OF IS dcs>s eosss
cniy IS eersx Never sold N bali
niIEs nEDseAL CO. EAA9s -
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Ice Delivered

Phone and we will have our waxon
stop ~ Jour door sith ioe on regular
schedule. Tiedemann.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Action Of Single Spoonful

3 Ordway people who bought the
simple mixture OF buck thorn bark.
Rlycerine. etc. known as Adier.i.ka.
are surprised at the instant effect of
= single spoonful. This remedy 10 80
complete bowel cleanser that IL is
used successfully In appendicitis.
Adler-i.ka acts on both upper and
lower bowels and one spoonful relieves
almost any case OF constipation, sour
or esssy stomach. One minute after
you take II the gases rumble and pass
out. Edgar Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
On The lob


Perhaps the best answer to those
who have questioned the stability of
the Rumely business Is the mammoth
shipment Of Rumely machinery which
left Chicago on May 18th on Its way
20 Oklahoma and Texas.
ditiou OF the Rumely Company and
proves the faith that the American
farmer has 10 the reliability Of Its
time tried lines Rumely, Advance
and Gaar- Scott. Further, IL is very
tangible evidence OF the splendid
prospects for bumper crop.
The Special Trxinload of over SO
cars was assembled at Chicago. the
factories OF the Rumely Company AT
La Porte. Battle Creek. Richmond
and Saltwater contributing. The
average value OF each car is over $1,000.
90 500. 600 is conservative estimate
Of the value of this single shipment
Most Important OF all. however. Is
the fact that It was an ALL SOLD
shipment. Every machine in tue
traiuiaad waa sold and on its way 10
the buyer. Sign on each car gave
the nsme and address of the purchas-
er OF each machine.
A day light eun uas made 10 order
to give farmers aod Others au oppor.
tuuity 70 see the Especial" when u
stopped ~ esch station. Interesting
literature and sosvenirs were distri-
buted.
This train was worth seeing and
cordial invisatton extended by
the Representatives Of the Rumely
Company for everyone to be at the
station 10 zee the biggest thing 10
machinery shipments that ever passed
through town vas accepted.
This special trainioad. BY the way.
ts but oae of three such traiuioads
leaving the Rumcly factories this
month. 100 more carioads Of ALL
SOLD Rumely Power Esrmisx Ma
cAinery arc being made no 10 Chicaau
fur the Kansas City and Wichita ter
risories- Another vii, follow early
iu luoe for the Northwest
All Of which makes it look - though
the Rumely Compssy 10 very much
ON THE JOB
The Tiedemann Mercantile 20. Of
Orduay. Colo. 10 agent for The Rum.
ely Pruducss %. 10 Crowley county.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Notice

Aiipersons In the incorporated town
OF ordvay, owning dogs are required
TO par license for same Said license
must be paid TO the city clerk during
the mouth Of May or doxs siii be ia
ken up and killed. Tue ordinance
viii De rigidy followed 80 that all
stray dogs may be exterminated, 80 ~
to try aad prevent any possiole recur-
renee of rabies
& o. McLKARH,
Mayer,
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Peak view Briefs

Peak View school which closed on
Friday, May IL, had % its closiug ex-
srcise program OF considerable va
riety aud of unusual interest. Grad
uates from the common school to high
school work we're Link Martin and
Lucille and Genelle Bell and they have
received their diplomas. There we're
10 enrolled during the past term, be-
ins one of the largest rural schools 10
this section. Following is tho pro-
gram given at the close, on Friday
evening:
Opening address, Fay Berg.
Song "Colorado Flower Song"
School.
baby Logic, Mildred Hin.
Mr.. Tongue. J. c. Martin, Jr.
The Boy, Harold Allen.
Negroes Luck. Link and Wesley
Martin.
Plano Trio. awakening OF the
B,rds," Chloe. Willie and Lucille Bell.
A Boys Plea, Wesley Martin.
Mr.. Rabbits School. Joe Berg.
Mary's Lamb, variations, Lucille
Bell.
Drill. School.
Fruitful Trees, Virginia Lewis.
The Wonderful Circus, Link Martin
aud Willie Bell.
Ny Papa, Winnie Martin.
Essay on Man. Ollie Martin.
Remind the Scene. School.
Song OF the All. Wool Snirt. Oliver
Hin.
A Grieveous Complaint, Frank Berg
A Warning. Chloe Bell.
Piano Solo. "A Snow Story, Willie
Bell.
Recitation. Mrs Ramsey.
Txbieau, SUNDAY Aoruiug."
Sony. Duet, Mrs. Lewis aud Chico
Bell,
Recitation, Mrs Thomas.
-Four Celebrated Characters, Four
Girls
Tabieau. "A Rainy Day"
Piano Duet, ''Charxe of the UhlAns"
Chloe snd Willie Bell.
vSiedictory. Genette Bell.
Awarding Diplomas and Pri.ea
Sonx. Red. White and blue." ;"
Schooi.
r. A. Martin, Walter Martin and
" H, Bell spent last week 10 the c.
dArs cuttiny post..
j. V. Ramsey aud daughter, Fay,
will leave THURSDAY for Chtllieothe.
Ma. after = visit here with E A.
Ramsey, their 500 aud bruther.
+ W, Gunckel and wife Of Colorado
Springs have returned home after =
visit here with tue fornerss father
and sister.
Mr.. aud Mrs. + Ramsey enter
laiued ~ party given last wedoe.-
day evening, IL wss 80 eoj yabie |
evening speos By large aumber OF |
their friends. several coming FROM |
she Box Springs district
Ollie Martin and Miss Chioe He'll |
visited 10 the Breckenridge vicinity |
last Sunday.
Lucille and Georsia Berg have re-
sarued u their home here after |
spending the winter 10 schuol 10 Ord |
gay.
Quite . number Of farmers 10 this
are going to experiment with |
sudan grass this season.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Bob Greek Briefs

Mrs. A. F. Enyart and grandson.
Frank whitney, expect TO leave soon
for Nebraska where they will visit
relatives for some time. They will
make the trip BY automobile.
Mssdames VIII and L. p. Kropf and
children OF Ordwsy, were tho guests
OF their parents. Mr.. and Mra J. r.
Drescher last Sunday.
A. r. Enyart purchased an Over
land car the 6fst OF the week.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28

Buy your NIGGKRHEAD Coal of
English Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28

I'm MIDWAY INV ma.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Sand Arroyo Briefs

Miss Hattie Keel who was very
sick last week vas able to 60 TO Ord
way Saturday where she will remain
for = few days.
A heavy rain and snow fell in this
viciutty last Tuesday giving the
ground an abundance Of moisture.
A heavy Wind storm on Friday
night Of last week did considerable
damage to the Friends church and
will delay tho completion of the
building. II was hopad the building
could be dedicated before long. but
farmers are pretty busy.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Notice

North Crowley County Singing
Convention. Regular meeting to be
held 1t Peak View school house the
tirst Sunday 10 June. Everybody
envited.
Come With nlled baskets and enjoy
an all day meeting. Sunday school At
1880, Dinner. Preaching by one Of
ordwayfs pastors At 9 o'clock. Sing
Ing conducted by competent Instruct.
or. Every body come.
W. II. Bell, Chairman.
D. J. Allen. Secretary.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Putting up Beam.

Contractor J. b. Peck 10 putting up
the steel beams on the Gallavan build
Ing aud when this 10 finished the work
Of enclosing the building will soon be
completed.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28
Hay Cutting Starts

Alfalfa hay cutting has been COM
menced 10 this county, althoug there
has been but little put up so far.
Possibly the nrst 70 be harvested was
east of the refinery at Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28

Ice delivered to your door on regul.
ar schedule Is the satisfactory way.
Let Tiedemann's wagon supply you.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-28

Lawn Mowers, self sharpening
rubber aud cotton Hose aud all kinds
Of Sprinklers at The ordway Trading
Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-28
Calendar of Club Doings,

MOuudy
Omaha Woman's club, Y. w. c. A. auditorium,
2:3O p. m; open program by educational
committee, $50 p. m.
Drama league. city hall, p.
Chautauqua circle. Tennyson chapter, Mrs.
A. E. Mack, hostess, $3.50 p. m.
Tuesday
Omaha Society of Fine Arts, Hotel Fonten-
ellie, p. m.
South Omaha Womans club. Library hall.
$3.50 p. m.
Business Womens club, Y. w. C. A., p. m.
Association OF Collegiate Alumnae, story
tellers section, Miss Pauline Rosenberg,
hostess p. m.
Monmouth Park Mothers club, school audi
forum, p. m.
George A. Custer post and Woman's Relief
corps, Miss Clara Feenan hostess.
All Saints Guild of Dundee, Mrs. r. e. VIII
cox. hostess.
Business Women's council Volunteers hall.
1880 a. m. to .. m.
Omaha Woman's club, oratory department.
Metropolitan hall, 10 a. m.
Wednesday
Omaha Woman's club, literature department,
Y. w. c. A, 10 a. m.
'Yuletde Tea Room" opening. by First Pres
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-28

tie debutante has pet dog that she has trained 10
dc tricks for her at distance OF fifty feet Kisses
carsses pretty whispered in their ears and
ready Jumps OF sugar in her pocket have been In
valuable in training the animals.
"Recklow Harry Rex for short Is an
Airedale and "shankline Chine" is English
rough haired terrier that are great favorites with
her She has two cats, half Angora and
mischievous thing who scratched his mistress
arms and hands in a fearful state for coming
debutante to expose in a dancing frock, but Mar
gerry doesn't mind such thing. The other Is an
inky black. just alley cat. called Spider" with
whom she she does with her taVorite
mount in a most intimate fashion.
The strong friendship existing between the slim
lttle slip OF girl furnishes pretty picture as she
cuddles up close the big black beast, and as the
dogs and beasts follow her about the spacious
grounds OF the McCord home. Once Miss McCord
had badger for a pet and then she had WOLF
but the latter pet" was stolen from her.
Miss McCord rode her first horse. or rather
pony, when she was 4 years old. When she was
s she wore her first riding habit, and when she
was 10 she had already first prize two sue
cessve years at the horse show. that her father
would not permit her TO ride in any more events.
It was unfair TO the other entries, he insisted,
Margery is the best playfellow but it must be
confessed not so much with other girls as with her
brother and his friends and comrades. She plays
golf and tennis like expert, and she can swim
and dive a la Annette Keerman.
From all this you might imagine that our
pretty little debutante is athletic girl entirely.
Oh no. Much as she loves her horses, she loves
dancing equally WELL and every social func-
ton she attends like little queen. She is lookins
forward with the greatest anticipation TO the dane
ing party her parents will give for her upon the
return OF the school set during the holidays.
Miss McCord has other accomplishments un-
10 irIs NJ he DlaVs he baniO and
the mandolin as well the piano, and has a beau
tiful voice in singing After her graduation from
Brownen He'll. Miss McCord pursued her studies at
Miss spence's school in New York city Miss Nc
Cord attended the reigning queen at the Ak-sar-
Zen ball as a special maid
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byterian church women. Orchard Wilhelm
store
Clio club. Mrs Ralph Russell hostess, $50
p.
General Henry Lawton auxiliary. Memorial
hall, 2 p. m.
Thursday
p. E. o. sisterhood, chapter E, Mrs Andrew
Traynor, hostess.
Omaha Story Tellers league, public library
AIS p. m.
Benson Woman's club. Mrs ]. n. Horton,
hostess
Omaha Womans club, music department,
Y. w. c. A. auditorium, 2:15 p. m.
]. F. W. club Mrs. A. F. Billings. hostess.
Omaha Woman's Press club, annual meeting,
Hotel Fontenelle, Pm.
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Society the Coming Week

Monday
David Bispham concert parties at Auditorium.
Tea for Miss Alice Judge, Mrs. Charles e.
Metz hostess.
Ladies' Bowling club, Farnam alleys
Tuesday
Tuesday Bridge club Miss Lucille Bacon
hostess
Tuesday Kensington Luncheon club, Miss
Edith Lease. hostess
Luncheon for Mr.. Raymond Wye at Univer-
sity club, Mrs. Halleck Rose. hostess.
Et-A-Virp dance at Rome Hotel.
Wednesday,
st. Mary's Alumni
Debut tea for Miss Mary McCord, given by her
mother. Mrs. William Hallack McCord TO
Luncheon parties at Yuletide Tea Room. Mes
danes c. E. Yost c. NJ. Wilhelm and NJ E.
Peters, hostesses
Thursday
Subscription club dance at Turpin's academy
Tea for Miss Rosalle Schumacher Mrs. Morris
Levy. hostess.
Friday
Entertainment for editorial staff OF CONNER
cial High school, Miss Iren Fay hostess
Dundee Friday Bridge Luncheon club, Mrs
Darwin c. Chesney, hostess.
Drama class Mrs Harry L. Cummings.
hostess.
Friday Bridge-Luncheon club, Miss Mildred
| Butler, hostess
Saturday
Morgan-Dunn wedding Kountbe Memorial
| church.
Les Amies Whist club, Mrs Frank j. Murphy,
| hostess
| Saturday Dinner-Dance club at Hotel Fonte-.
| ne'le
Weekend club dance at Chambers academy
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w. c. T. u South Side branch, Mrs. II. J.
Oswald, hostess
w. C. T. u, West Side branch, Mrs Bert
Gantz. hostess, p. m.
Friday
Child Conservation League of America, North
Side circle, Monmouth Park school, 2 D. m.
w. G. T. U. OF Benson, Mrs. E. c. Fuller,
hostess.
Christmas sale by First Presbyterian Church
Aid society Mrs. N. H. Loomis, hostess 10
m.
Saturday
Daughters OF the American Revolution. Major
Isaac sadler chapter, Miss Ida Crowell.
hostess. $50 D. m.
Equal Franchise society, tea, Mrs j. NJ. Met
calf, hostess, TO D. m,