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booths which are to be established b
this committee.
Await School Decision.

These and other plans have been held
up awaiting decision by the board OF
education regarding whether the pub
! lie schools would be closed during
Grand Army week. This matter is to
be definitely passed upon at meeting
Wednesday evening.
| While it is probable that the schoois
will not be closed, the board OF eouca
tion expects to take action which Will
permit any of the boys in the hisnef
grades who may be required to 90 help-
| full work at the time of the encamp-
ment to be excused from school me me
members of the board recognize tnat
assistance in such civic matter oy
the boys is to be encouraged. AT the
same time, to guard against making
the work of those in charge of the cele.
bration greater through the f1ock1ng OF
children on the streets, and to forestail
boys using the accession as an excuse
to stay out of school, all those who are
dismissed as necessary for service must
be certified to by the chairman of a re-
sponsible committee or the heads of Or
lganizations.
First Scout Assignment.
The first assignment of Boy Scouts
to active service on encampment busi-
ness was made today, when Isaac Cans.
chairman of the committee on decora-
tions, specified the following as select
ed to assist in the distribution of flags
loaned by the War and Navy depart
ments: Stuart Coates, Mark Shoe
maker, John Voss Walter Jex, Howard
Derrick, Evans Grogan. Donald o.
Woolf and Edward Sherry.
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Distinguished Army Officers
Will Help Command En-
campment Review.
MARKER FOR IDENTIFYING
THE MARCHERS OF 1865
Planned as Badge of Honor for Vet
Grams Who Participated in
Grand Review.

Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, grand
marshal of the Grand Army parade
which will march from the Peace Mon
ument past the White House Wednes-
day, September %, in commemoration
of the grand review of 1865, when the
Union army was mustered out. today
announced the list of distinguished
army officers who have been invited to
act as his assistant marshals and to
ride at the head of the parade.
Assistant Grand Marshals.
This list includes all of the officers
of high rank on the retired list and
others who are in active service, as
follows: Lieut.. Gen. John C. Bates,
Brig Gen. John r. Brooks, Brig. Gen.
John c.. Gilmore, Brig. Gen. David S.
Gordon, Maj Gen. Charles F. Humphrey,
Brig. Gen. Theodore Schwan, Maj. Gen.
James H. Wilson, Brig. Gen. John
NJ. Wilson, Brig. Gen. Anson Mills,
Maj Cen Fred C. Ainsworth, Maj. Gen.
Frank D. Baldwin, Brig. Gen. Louis H.
Carpenter, Col. John J. Clague, Brig.
Gen. John L. Glen. Col. Joseph ii.
Dorst. Brig. Gen. Winfield S. Edgerly,
Peter C. Hams. Brig. Gen. Eli L. Hug
gins, Col. Henry P. Kingsbury. Mai.
Gen. Jesse NJ. Lee, Brig. Gen. Oscar F.
] ong, Brig Gen. Marion P. Maus. Brig.
Gen. Samuel Ovenshine, Brig. Gen.
Galusha Pennypacker, Brig. Gen. Ed
ward 2. Pratt, Brig. Gen. Frank HI.
Thiprs. Maj. Gen. Hugh l. Scott, Brig.
Gen. Michael V. Sheridan, Col. Thomas
". Symons, Brig. Gen. Earl D. Thomas
and Maj. Gen. James F. Wade
Distinguishing Mark Planned.
Some distinctive flag or other mark
of Identification for the old soldiers
who marched in the grand review of
the Union troops in 1865, to be carried
or worn by them in the parade, Is be-
ing considered by the local committee
OF arrangements.
Most of those who are here for the
G. A. R. encampment will be particu-
larly interested in Identifying those
who marched in the review fifty years
do this, as well as badge of honor for
the old soldiers, this distinguishing
marker is being planned.
The Harry ]. Gerrity Post of Minoo-
ka, Pa, has requested the committee
on accommodations to make reserva-
tions for about $50 during the week of
the encampment. This post will carry
its own band, made up of sons of veter-
ans.
Reservation of Seats.
Many inquiries for reservations of
boxes and seats in the observation
stand opposite the Presidents reviewing
stand in the court of honor, facing the
White House, are being received at the
headquarters of the citizens committee.
The blueprints of seating arrange
ments in this stand are not yet avail
able for the public. 1t is intended to
have them ready by Thursday, SO that
the seats may go on sale then.
E. c. Brandenburg has called a meet
ing of the reception committee, of
which he is chairman, at noon tomor-
row in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Wednesday. when she and Miss Turkey
Join the Delta Gamma special train going
Through to Berkeley, Cal, for the Delta
Gamma convention.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ". oehiltreo Of New
YORK City, formerly OF Omaha. spent
several days with Mrs. oehiltree's par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. l. r. Hammond Mr.
AMI Mrs. oohiltree were enroute home
from q western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haller OF Chicago
Nre here on visit - Mr. Hallers par
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Haller Mr.
and Mrs. Ellet y. Drake are also Waiting
Mr. and Mrs. Haller. preparatory to TAX
ms Up housekeeping In their new home
IN Dundee.
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present were;
At Council Bluffs Boat Club.

Miss Geraldine Hess Of Council Bluffs
gave a picnic supper at the beat club
At Manawa. Wednesday evening. for Miss
Mery Bucknsr and her brother. Alec
Bueknsr, OF New York. who are Miss
Clara Harris guests. Miss Grace Allison
the sgussta-
Thursday Miss Clara Hart was the
hostess AZ a picnic supper at the boat
club. followed by q dance at her homo.
for her guests. Quite a number Of
Omaha guests were present. including.
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Wedding Announcement.

Mrs. Lester Bridaham of Denver was
married in New York. Monday to Mr.
Thomas s. Brown, Jr.. OF Cincinnati, a
bit OF news that IL OF interest TO Omaha.
whore Mrs Bridaham has been a popular
visitor both before ana since her widow
hood. The last visit was Just . few
weeks ago, on her way to Atlantic City
from Denver, whore she stopped over a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
swobe. The marriage to Mr. Brown, who
belongs 20 q we'll known aud wealthy
Cincinnati family. Il the elimination Of
. long standing devotion on his part, dat
ing from MrS Bridaham's school days.
for she was herself a Cincinnati giri. Miss
Beasley, and going to the Ohio city TO
live again IL really for her . going
back home.
The wedding was q quiet one and Mr..
and Mrs Brown are spending their wed
ding trip in the east.
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Suchart-Samp.

The wedding OF Miss Hazel Ireae
samp and Mr.. George F. suchart. jr.. will
be celebrated this evening at the home
OF the brides mother The Rev. oliver
ID. BaltSiy OF the Kountze Memorial
church will perform the ceremony. The
bride viii wear her go-away gown OF
blue gabardine. with blue hat to match
and white fox fur.
Mr.. and Mrs suchart viii leave this
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Omaha Colony at okobOji.

Mr., and Mrs, NJ. d. Cameron are oe-
cupying their summer home Camerolla
cottage, At Lake okoboji.
Mrs. 7. +. Kennedy and children left
Saturday morning for okobojl. where
they will be with Mrs. Eva Wallace In
her cottage.
Mr.. sam Burns, accompanied by his
sister Mrs. Charles Kountze, motored
TO okoboji to spend the weekend with
his wife and children. Mrs. Kountse re-
turns today with her daughter. Eleanor,
who has been spending the week at the
lake with Mrs sam Burns.
Mrs II. II. MoClanahan and MIss
Katherine Mechanism left Wednesday
In their car for okoboji 70 open their
cottage for tho rest OF tho season.
Mr.. Sands Woodbridge IL spending two
weeks at Lake okoboji.
Mrs. w. J. Hunter. her son. Kent
Hunter. and daughter. Mias Beulah
Hunter. and Miss Katherine Reynolds
are spending the summer near Pillsbury
Point at Lake okoboji
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Stout.weeks Wedding.

On Wednesday a very quiet weddins
was celebrated when Rev. Thomas j.
Msokay united In marriage Miss Pearl
Evelyn Weeks and Mr.. J. Frank Stout,
both OF Omaha The ceremony was per
formed at II o'clock noon at the rectory.
The couple were attended by MI Charles
White and Miss Ruth Fletcher.
The guests attending were Mrs. Hazel
Gideon OF North Platte, Neb., cousin
Of the bride, and Mrs. Laura Whitehead
of this city. who is the brides aunt.
The bridegroom Is connected with the
O. T. Adams company as credit man.
ager.
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Summer Plans.

0WAAAaANA = ALAA4f
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barlow and son
left Tuesday for Estes Park.
Mrs Lowrie Childs left Thursday for
Hudson-on-Hudson TO spend the rest OF
the summer with her mother at her home,
Mount Msreno."
Mrs. A. ]. Beaton and children went to
Gillette wyo.. Saturday TO Join Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Keeline on their ranch for
the rest Of the summer.
Mr and Mrs. T. II. Rowland. Miss
Marjorie Rowland and Mrs. w. Wood
leave tomorrow for Stead's ranch in
Estes Park for the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Mary Van Gleson leaves Tuesday
for BTiercliff Lodge. Scarborough. N. r.,
to visit her brother.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Doup leave next
week for Atlantic City. and with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cummings will afterwards
tour New England by motor.
Mrs. l. A. Snyder and daughters and
her sister. Miss Olive L. Huntley, left
Wednesday evening for Montana 20 spend
the summer. Miss Huntley will be on
ranch near Beckett. Mont.
10. Ray and Willard Willard returned
Wednesday from a fishing trip In Wis
consin and left Thursday with their
father. Mr.. w. h. Willard. OF Chicago.
for California. which state they win
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Learned Mira A.
J. Poppleton and Mrs. w. c. Shannon left
Wednesday for Christmas Lake. MINI,
who're they have cottages for the month
OF August, Mr.. Learned. after q short
stay there. viii 30 to Canada for q
months fishing trip
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Loomls and sons,
Alec and Robert. and Mrs. Poss ana son,
George. leave Wednesday for Dome Lake.
Wyo.. TO spend tho month Of August
Mr.. and Mrs. oedden and family Of To.
ledo will Join the party here and 20 up
to Dome Lake with them.
August Mothe Borglum has gone 70
New York City, where he win Join Mrs
Borglum and George Paul. They viii
visit Mr. Borglum's brothers, solon and
Gutson Borglum. and MrA Bornlum's
brother. Lieutenant Pignal. in Washing
ton. and will spend some time al the sea-
side, returning carly IN September.
Mrs George NJ Cooper ana Miss Mi
dred Cooper have gone 70 Estes Park
for the Summer. lake all tourists there
they visited rustic Longs Peak Inn. Al
the foot Of the unow-eapped Longa Peak,
and called upon Enes Mills. the natural.
ist. whom many omahan's know through
his lectures here on nature ana Wild life.
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Western Travellers.

DR.. and Mrs c. d. Smith ana daush-
tiers left last evening for Glacier Park.
Mont, where they will be until septem-
Der 1.
The Misses Dorothea and Stella
Abraham left Saturday evening for an
extended Wait to the expositions. The
young women win visit In salt Lake
City and Denver on the return trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Mcdonald have
gone 70 California. to remain until Sep
TENDER and win make the Yellowstone
park In their trip.
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Out-of. Town Wedding.

Next Saturday afternoon. at Harbor
Point. Mich. the wedding OF Miss
Katherine Barker and Mr. Howard
spaulding OF Chicago Il TO take place
and viii doubtedless be the big social
event Of the season at that resort. A
number OF Omaha people received cards
for the wedding. both Afiss Barker and
MIR. spaulding having been hero IN June
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Smith.Ryers Nuptials.

The marriage of Raymond o. Smith Of
Blair and Miss Carrie Byers of Kennard,
Neb.. was celebrated Thursday afternoon
at the home OF the brides par
ents. Rev. Smith Of Herman Neb.
brother of tho groom. offioiated at
the ceremony, attendance at which was
limited to members Of the family. A. v
kjelson Of Gothenburg. Neb,. was an
out-of-town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are both graduates
OF this years class at the University Of
Nebraska
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Prettisst Nile Notes.


Aiss lrma Flynn Of Minneapolis l. vls-
iting Mr.. and Mrs p. r. Burke.
Miss Beulah Byrd Il spending two
weeks at sturgOon's Grove. Excelsior
MINI.
Miss Beulah Byrd il Gpandinx two
weeks at sturgsn Grove In Excelsior,
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crane are CATCHING
rainbow trout In GunniSon river. Black
oanyOu. Utah.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross T. Reese OF New
Providence. Ia, are visiting at the home
OF II. O Madden.
Mrs. r. II. Fitzlaft OF Harrisburg. S.
D.. is visiting at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. c. &. Morrison.
Mrs. r. II. Fitxlaas OF south Dakota
IL spending a few days with DR.. ana
Mrs. c. c. Morrison.
Miss Irma Flynn OF Minneapolis a
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Burk and
other relatives IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Reese OF New
Providence. Ia, are guests az tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Madden.
Mr. and Mrs. David McCafferty leave
Saturday in their car for Denver. Pixies
Peak. Estes Park and other points in
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Crane ara
spending their vacation fishing In Gun.
nison river Black Canyon. Colorado
They will return in their car in two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. II. McCafferty LEFT
the first OF the week in their car FOL
Denver. Pixies Peak. Estes Park and
several other points in Colorado for q
months stay. They motored out on IN,
old read and VIII return by the Lincoln
Highway.
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Gage-Griffin Nuptials.

Announcements were received in Omaha
this week OF the marriage OF Miss Edna
Griffin of Clearwater. Neb. and Mr..
Omar L. Gage OF Dunning, Neb., at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Griffin
The bride has been teaching in the
public schools Of Dunning for the last
two years. The groom is engaged In the
lumber and coal business at Dunning, and
IL the son OF General James u. Gage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage left Omaha Friday
morning for the Pacific coast and north
western states and expect to be gone
about six weeks. They viii be al home
To their friends in their new home at
Dunning after September Is.
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evening for Kansas City and later will
30 to the northern lakes. They will be
at home after August Is. at 2glO Dodge
street.
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Church Society Surprise.

Mrs. s. II. Stems. president Of Division
OF the Ladies' Society of tho First
Congregational church. was agreeably
surprised Tuesday when the members OF
her division. with well filled baskets. took
Possession OF her home In Benson. Those
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Off 10 Convention.

The special train taking Data GauanA
delegates TO California for the national
Delta Gamma convention to be held at
Berkeley. win reach Omaha "Wednesday
morning AZ Tao o'clock and win be enter.
tanned during their three or four hours
stay by the local alumnae club Between
100 and iA OF the sorority giris viii be
on the train and they will be met with
automobiles and taken 20 the Happy
Hoilow club for breakfast and a tour Of
the city.
The officers Of the Delta Gamma Alum
nae association here have charge OF the
arFAnEeznents Tor tho entertainment Of
the uators- Mrs. Fred Cusraden A
president; Mrs. Brace Fonda, vice presl-
dent; Mrs. Harry Carpenter. secretary
and Miss Carol Howard. treasurer.
Miss Ethel Turkey. who Il editor Of the
national Delta Gamma magazine, the An
chora. and her guest. Miss Esther cromp-
ton. Of Baltimore. together with Miss
Ruth Mills. delegate from the Lancoln
chapter 10 the convention. and Miss Har-
not Wilson Of Lincoln win Join the spe-
eiai train OF delegates here and accom-
pany mem 10 the convention.
Among other Delta Gamma rirl. A IN.
convention viii be Miss Margaret Rs,rtir
ana Aiiss Louise Curtis Of this city. both
OF "hom are already in California
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Pleasures Past.

The Misses lone and Adelaide Fogr en-
tertained at a beautifully appointed
luncheon Saturday at their home. The
table was decorated with large mound
OK Killarney roses and pink-shaded
candles. Covers were placed for eighteen
guests.
Mrs. Fl. Rothkop entertained at whist
wednesday in honor of Mrs. Samuel Dia-
mont of Kansas City, the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Wright. The prizes
we're awarded to Mrs. II. A. Alpirn ana
Mrs. M. Goldberg. The guests OF honor
received hand painted plate. Thirty
guests were entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Phemanson en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening in
honor OF the West Farnam Neighborhood
club. Those present werei
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Underwood.
Messrs, and Mesdames-
Brower y. McCague II. NJ. Matteson.
Edward 8, Dyball Richard Allen,
q, NJ. Bntrtkin, r. w Miller
A. j, Biddiok, X ]. Carson
j, Mertz, Hugh eilcott
J.. II. Driscoll.
Misses Misses
Cummings SEVERN Of
Susie Barnes OF West Virginia
Grand Valley, s. d. Jennie Nelson.
Kenneth Holmes II. n. Allen.
Of Minden. NehI
For the Future.
Mr.. and Mira Jaclk Barber win enter
tain at dinner Thursday evening Of maxi
week at the Country club.
Miss Helene Btxby win entertain the
members of the Monday Bridge club Al
breakfast Tuesday at her home
The Carter Lake Swimming and Bowl.
ing club win hold their regular luncheon
Tuesday at the Carter Lake club house.
Wedding Plans.
Tho wedding Of Miss Neslie ElEuttsr
and DIT. Harold Fen OF Cleveland, O..
<rSo-.a-,,.S - - - - -
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At Carter Lake.

Mas Ethel Tiernsy gave a swimming
party ~ Carter Lake club on Friday af-
teFnoOn IN honor Of Miss Florence Mead
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VISITORS EELTVEN SOCIETY
Help to Make Things Merry at the
Clubs and All Gatherings Of
Young Folks.
MANY ARE ON VACATION TRIPS

social Calendar.
SUNDAV-Wedding OF Miss Hazel Irene
Saup and Mr.. George r. Suchart 81 the
home OF the brides mother.
MONDAY-Origiaai Monday Bridge club
TUEsDAY-ChildrSn' DAY At Happy Hol-
low club; dinner-dance AZ Happy dol-
low. Carter Lake and seymour Lake
Country cluea, musical at the home OF
ming and Bowilng club, luncheon At the
WEDNESDAY - Dinner-dance at the
Field and Country clubs.
THURsDAY-Wedd Of Miss Nellie
Elgutter and Dr.. Harold Neil of Cleve-
land at the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. N.
p, Fell; Ladies' daN luncheon at the
Field, Happy Hollow and seymour lake
Country clubs; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aar-
ber. dinner at the Country club Mr..
Denman Kountze, dinner al the Coun-
try club.
FRfpAY-children's day at the Field
club; dinner-dRnee at Seymour Lake
Country club
sATuRDAY-Dinner- at Field,
Happy Hollow and Country clubs.
Visitors going ard visitors coming will
be The raison detre Of things socially this
week.
The school set always brings with It's
return charming maids with whom TO
while away the summer hours and the
clubs have been fun Of their gaiety for
the last month.
Mrs. Charles Harding IL entertaining
three attractive guests now. Miss Ger
trude Moies Of Chicago, who arrived the
first OF the week. and the Misses Lois
Isoiseaux and Katherine Lolzeaux OF Des
Moines. who arrived Thursday. This trio
viii be guests at the Harding home for
several weeks
Mics Harriette Barnes and Miss Har-
rlette Dunning, who have been the
guests Of Miss Helen Pearce and Misa
Ruth Fitzgerald for the last month. plan
to leave for their home In Paterson. n.
j., the first OF this week and Miss Emily
Spear. who has been visiting Miss Mary
Fuller returns to her home In New York
city today.
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At Happy Hollow.

Miss Mary Riale entertained ~ dinner
last evening at the Happy Hollow club
IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. ~ Anewalt
OF Allentown, Pa. Covers were placed
fors
Messrs and Mesdames--
Grent Benson, .Anewalt.
Marjorie Llchpen- May Riale,
wallner,
John LAehpenwalineI Hornberger
Mrs. Riale
DIR. and Mrs. LchpenwallneF.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Rushtoh saw
dinner last evening AZ the Happy Hollow
club IN honor OF Mr.. Charles f. Putt OF
Aston. Ia. The other guests were
Messrs. and Mosdames-
Frederick Usher +. q. Usher.
of Pittsburgh, Pa;
Dining with DIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Patton
last evening at the Happy Hollow club
were:
DIR. and Mrs. A. a. Somers.
DR. N NJ Mechanism.
Mrs. ElWoOd Riggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy lAggetts guests At
dinner last evening at the Happy Hollow
club were:
Mossrs. and MesdAnaaA-
OF Waedland. Ind-iF. w. kritE
os ss sl, seSspSs o.. : wnmss k'-
A. L. Williams OF sunoury' o.
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At the Country Club.

Mr.. Judson 5quires was host at the
largest dinner last evening at the Coun-
try club. The party was ohaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. George squires. Mrs. Ernest
Hart of Council Bluffs and Mira. II. II.
kirkendall The guests entertained in
ciudsd.
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Golf Plans.

The Field club women golfers viii play
every day from July % until August 3
tor Mra. l. J. Dunn's trophy. first. sss-
ond and third prizes. The play Is a medal
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49, eNhh AiANA NhNNAAaiAloa ANIN 0NNntn3
at the Carter Lake club for Mr.. James
Peters, Miss Ellen and Miss Florence
Mead.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Willard gave a
dinner OF fourteen covers last evening
at tho Country club in honor Of thoir
guest. Mrs. Charles Turner OF Fremont.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Tho Misses Marion Brown and Doris
Clarke entertained at q dancing party
Friday evening. having Rs their guests
Misses-- Misaes--'
Gernill9 LeXda. Lucille l.syda.
Henrietts Dorlsnd. Josephine BSrkett.
Marion Brown. corts Clarke
Newman Benson. William Becker.
Theodore Metcaife. Pollock Parmeiee,
ssaR fssnal.tsr ES SSsss Ss 6sfh.
Miss Anna Mccormick entertained the
following guests;
Misses Misses
Sapitol9 PaSe, Ruth West
MyrnA Morrison,
Mosara.-
Ray Morrison, John Sweeney
Glen Begiey, Edward Mccarthy
Mr.. Samuel ]. Bell entertained at a
dinner-danee for Miss Irene Savage Of
Denver. Those present were,
Miss Irene Savage, Denver
Mt. and Mrs. r. Y. Isedwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Parratt.
Mr.. ]. b. Jensen gave a dancing party.
His guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Newport
Mt. and Mrs. c. /. ollmer
Misses Misses
Mary Connor, Mabel Melcher.
MessrB.-- MeRnra-
II; l. McWilliams, James Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il Winter entertained
at dinner for Mira Grace Nenl OF Chi
oago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Boyd Smith will hav,
Six guests at dinner Sunday evening and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones four.
Miss Dora Hess OF Niobrara was honor
guest at dinner given by Mr., and Mrs
n. l. Reynolds.
Mr. Harry Cheek had fourteenth guests
at dinner Friday evening and Miss Har,
riott Cook four.
Mrs. James II. Adams and Mrs. J
Dean Ringer will be the hostessea at IN,
Tuesday evening program. The enter.
rnent win b composed OF numbers b.
Theodore Lahmsr. vioiinist. who will b,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Olive
Lehmer. Mr. VIII Hunt, baritone. will
sing. and the Misses Georgia Davis and
Jsans Lee win give vocal duet
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0ma Club Party.

The oma. a new club recently organ
lied by the young people Of southwest
Omaha, gave the first OF a series OF pic
mics at Elmwood park on last Sunday
evening. The officers OF the club are
Messrs. John Long ana Bunny sorenson.
Those present were;
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Among the Visitors.

Miss Emily Spear OF New York. the
guest OF Mas Mary Fuller. leaves TO-DAY.
Mrs Sarah Martin OF Chicago. IN. has
arrived 70 visit her daughter. Mrs. A. r.
sidweli. and family.
Miss Merry Boeknsr and Mr. Alec Buck.
ner Of New York are guests Of Mrs.
Ara Annie y. Robbins and Mis- vivian
Robbins OF Kalamazoo. Mich. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John Newman.
Ernest Hart IN Council Bluffs. &.
Aisa ViVian Robbins Of Kalamazoo
Mich. is visiting her uncle. Mr.. John
Newman. and Mira Newman. on Meredith
avenue.
Mrs ,. H. Mcintosh and Miss Mar
geFy Mcintosh. who have been VISITING
the formera mother Mrs. c. B. Rustin.
VIII return 70 New York Tuesday.
Mira a. c. Mitchell has as her rue,,,
Ars Doll and daughter. Miss Loretta
and son. Clarence Of Shreveport. IA.
and Miss Barker OF Rising city. IA.
Miss Esther crompton OF Baltimore il
The cna<f q Miss Ethel Turkey until