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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
To Become a Nurse.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Leachman en-
tertained large numps.. OF friends
at their home on Virginia! avenue.
Tuesday night II. honor of their
daughter Irene who left at 10:01
o'clock Tuesday night for Baltimore
where she will enter the Maryland
University hospital to train for a
nurse. After a pleasant evening
spent in games and music, refresh
ments were served and all went to
the station to see Miss Eeachman
off. ~ .sEs..s ..s ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Birthday Party.

+ In honor Of Miss Nellie Lemons
eighteenth birthday anniversary a
very enjoyable surprise, party was
given Tuesday evening in, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Wamsley at the
New Fair Grounds addition. Music
and games. were .he diversion Of the
entertainment and refreanments were
served during the evening.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Arnua, Reunion.

The old Gregory's run choir held
its annual reunion Sunday, Septem-.
Der 10, at the Wilsonburg Methodist
Episcopal church. Most OF the
members. besides number OF vis-
itcrs, were present and took part. a
fine program was rendered. The
Zoir's singing was exceptionally
good and greatly enjoyed by all.
The quartets by Messrs. Bradford.
shewman. Sturm and Gerard; by
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
ENJOYABLE Picnic.

A very enjoyable picnic was held by
q party of young folks from Clarks-
burg Sunday at Barnett and canoe
riding was the pleasant diversion. at
noon an old fashioned picnic dinner
was served in the woods.
Those who attended were Misses
Ethel Wright, Laneda Harper, Rose
Calhoun; and Carl Waters, e. q.
Fairwell and Lud Zillinger.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
HANDY Connle Homo.

William Schaeffer and his bride,
who was Miss Palonia Warush, have
returned from Parkersburg where
they were married the first of the
week. Thy are a very worthy middle
aged couple. He was formerly an
efficient cook at the .sherift's resi-
dence and she has made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey F. Smith
the last six years.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Farewell e, Reception.

Members OF. the congregation Of
the Central Christian church ten
dered a sfarewell reception to the
retiring pastor, the Rev. w. NJ. Long,
and his family, in the church We'd
nesday evening. The reception was
an elaborate one and will stand for.
some stime.ass the most enjoyable
social affair in the history Of the
church. In the course of the even
ing the retiring pastor was presented
with a chest Of silver. the gift Of the
members OF the church. and a friend-
ship book which Dors the name Of
hundreds OF the minister's friends.
A special feature. of the evenings
entertainment was the musical pro-
gram. An. excellent program Of in
strumental music was furnished by q
twenty-piece orchestra. while, vocal
selections were rendered by some. Of
the cfty's best talent. The church
had been BEAUTIFULLY decorated for ,thes
occasion and presented scene Of
beauty, 49,
The Rev. w. L. Heuser, pastor Of
the Lutheran church expressed the
regret of the ministerial association
in parting with the Rev. Mr., Long
and praised the. departing minister IN
glowing words. Every member of
the ministerial association was pre-
sent at the reception. ~.
Il The chest of silver was presented
by the Rev. Charles B. Mttchall, rsc-
tor OF Christ Episcopal church. with
fitting remarks. "A beautiful breach
was presented to- Airs. Kate Long.
mother OF the minister. IS
The Rev. Mr. Long responded with.
a short talk. thanking his friends
and the mem bers Of the congregation
for the gifts. ..3.s ~ I, -.
Refreshments were served at a.
seasonable' hour, \. - =
Solos were rendered IN the course.
Of the evening by Misses Katherine
Flora and Laura THOMPSON and Mr. 1
Steele CLARK A quartet coinnused'
of Misses Laura Thompson, + Katie.
Martin Mrs Guy Johnson and Mrs.
Hon also rendered a selection.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
L Watch this paper on Monday and tuesday
Wei Have the Correct Notee Of Our Special Opening

= = a -
whose marriage; was cespprated at S
O'clock Wedne sday AFTERNOON i'm the
|church,of the Immaculate Conception.
|srhe guest list included only the srela-
ltiyes Of the. bride and bridegroo and
"a few intimate friends. 4. ) y.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Big Home Com ng Day.


Sunday was lone Com ng Day at
sBfngamon, and the event came off
In very successful and enjoyable
manner. The affair had been plan
ned to take place few weeks ago,
but owing to the rainy weather, it
was postponed until Sunday. 1t was
n5real home coming day for many OF
the former residents Of the Binga-
mon community. and they gathered
In to- sec the home folks in large
numbers.
The celebration was held in the
grove adjoining the Martin church.
In the morning the meeting was
opened with a Scripture reading by
the Rev. Mr.. Hicks, the pastor of the
Martin church. and the Rev. Mr..
Hall, of the United Brethren church,
offered prayer. Hymns were sung
bys the audience.
At noon a big picnic feast was en-
joyed beneath the trees and the
contents Of the many baskets soon
disappeared.
In the afternoon the assemblage
was called to order by Prof. w. A.
Crowl. and some informal talks were
made. The remainder of the day
was spent in general reunion, and
all had good time
The assembly eies:ed officers as
follows:
President-w. NJ. Martin.
Vice president-D. R. Martin, FL
kins.
secretary-treasurer-w. A. croyl.
Fairmont.
Executive committee-W. H. Hess,
j. S.. Hess, Of Bingamon; Mrs. G..
B. Nay. Fairmont; and E. T. Cald-
well, Of -Worthington.
Home coming day at Bingamon
next year promises to be larger than
ever.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
union Meets.

A very interesting meeting Of the
Women's Christian Temperance I'm
ion was held Tuesday afternoon I'M
the st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
South, and quite number,
of members attended,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Close Summer HONG.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horror Davis and,
family have closed their summer
home at Bridgeport and are now oc-
cupying their city house on West
Pike street for the winter.
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WeddinpI ..Lltnchenn

with La France roses obtained IN
the floral decoration and pink and
white sed as a color scheme IN. all
the pointments, a most attractive
Wedding luncheon wss gsyen At
4so'clocka ednesday afternoon by
Mrs. y Flynn her home IN ygilz 4
sonbnfE Ia h6npf DC Hsr daughter
Miss 9snevteee . otifses Flynn md
sThonsA ioops Of this cii.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
On Motor Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Rogers and
family, OF Harrison street, left We'd
nesday for an. extended motor. trip;
through Virginia in their obile.i
They will be guests Of friends I'M
stanton, Va, and in Washington. D.
u, durin gtheir trip. n
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grandparents, Mr.. ard Mrs. !. j. Dun
can, but will leave some time this
week for their new home In Charles
ton.
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= III
Mrs: Louisa swiger. Mrs. Berthe Da-
gtsson Lawrence SWiger and Owen
Gerard, and by hrs. Rose b. Ger
rard Miss Alice Gerard and Messrs.
Sturm and Gerard were especially
me and gave q spice to the program
very much appreciated.
Upon the appointment of Benja-
mn Ltnvtlle. Sysyanus Smith, owen
Gerard. Lauren Swigar and 4. s..
Gerard as committee on time and
place Of the next meeting, The choir
adjourned to meet again next year.,
Piano Rectal.
A piano recital Under The auspices
Of the Ladies' Az Society Of the
Mount Glare lisSsG.st Ia sci;pal
church was given at the church
there at 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
The following program was; OBJ
served:
Plano duet-ll Troyatoire (Anvil
Chorusl Verdi; b. Alpine Violet,
Ludwig Andre oP. K.-Mrs. Bas-
sci and Miss Basel.
Quartet (Selectedo - Messrs. J..
'Ransel Romfne, John NJ. Knox, w.
B. Frantz. Ben Robinson.
Piaso solo SprirR qlaS Mendels-
sohn-Miss Edna Ss.sssSxwel1. n. e
Vocal zeal. s9loaon the Sea, Wilson
Piano solo Intermezzo Malta, Leo
delibes-Miss Frances Moore.
Quartet - Selected b Messrs. Ro-
mine. Knox, Frantz and Robinson.
Plano solo-La Lionne. N. Louel-
Miss Mary Lowther.
Pianoo duet-Monastery Bells, D.
Wely ops 4-Mtsses Edna Maxwell
and Marguerite DAVIDSON.
Piano solo Selected Mrs. Henry
Basel.
Quartet ~ Selected - Messrs. Ro-
mine, Knox, Frantz and Robinson.
Piano solo-Alphine Horn, Heinrich,
Proch-Miss Marguerite DAWSON.
Pantomime-Ablde with Me.
Benediction.
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More Ia CharIestnn.

~ MOVE 10 OhhrIeStOn. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Riner G. Altizer, Of
oakmont, Pa. have moved to Charles
ton. w. Va, where they are pleasant
" located. Masters Jack, Jim and
johnnie Altizer are guests of their
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Weston Wedair,rI

WestOh' We0au0E ~.
The Weston Democrat. contains
the following account @ a wedding,
ct Weston, IN which the bridegrooths
Is e Clarksburg man:
on Monday, September 1s. sat "a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19

and other lodges. Immediately after
lunch q special E,lks train will leave
Parkersburg for Huntington. sa
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lcontinued On Psge 8 &c ssctsoaSII
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
Elaine Dale

Fifteen Omaha boys and girls. al from
Mnhe Ryan's studio win furnish vocal
harmohies for the patrons Of ehautau-
duas N the west during the coming sum
meF. They leave this week for an eight
weeks tour. covering Iowa. Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Most Of these singers
have bsen hssrd in concert m Omaha.
Ths Grand Opera quartet win so with
the Toiomso Royal Italian band. and n
composed Of Lillian Rabin. soprano; Bes-
sic Watts eontFaltoi Enrol srickler,
tenor. and Leonard Rodgers. bass
The Colonial Ladies' quartet. another
OF the organizations. IL made up Of
elaine Dale. first soprano; GLADYS Ander-
son. second soprano; Allegro FULLER. first
alto aud Ruth Gordon. second alto.
Miss clara siefkin win 80 out as So
pFanO soloist with the Bach trio. with
the International Chsutauqna system
The Collegian Glee club Is made up Of
Edward Fuller. Paul Mueller. Charles
Ferris. John Diedrichsen, John ShanRhnn
and John Gum
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
Ont.of.Town Wedding.

The wedding of Miss Mabel Daniels OF
Bancroft and Mr. Howard Gramlich OF
Lincoln was solemnized at the Church OF
the Attonement at Bancroft Wednesday,
June IS, at II o'clock. The Rev. a L"
Marsh officiated. Al the conclusion o.
Allitsen's Song OF Thanksgiving" sung
by Miss Hazel Richie of Lincoln, the
Lohengren wedding march was played by
Miss Vena Stahl Of Liberty for the en-
trance OF the bridal party. The Men
delssohn wedding music was played as
the occasional.
The bride was gowned In white char
meuse, cut entraine. and trimmed in
pearls and princess lace. The bridal veil
was held in place with lilies OF the valley.
sho carried q shower bouquet OF bride q
roses Her only ornament was lavalier
set with diamonds. the gift OF the groom.
Little Miss Frances Bernard was the
ring bearer Miss Florence Daniles was
the maid of honor and Mr.. Louis Gram
Itch Of Fort Crook best man.
After the ceremony a RECEPTION was
held at the home OF the bride, followed
by a wedding breakfast. All the appoint
ments and decorations were in pink and
white, Wild roses. syringia and peonies
being used Assisting at the reception
were the Misses Edith shrum OF Omaha,
Marion Nicholson of Wisner. Hazel and
Blanche Phillips Of walthiil, Clara New
myer Of Lyons. Margaret Long OF Madi-
son, Phyllis Neigh and Carrie Noodle
of West Point. Pattie Metzger of Cedar
Creek. Mildred Cuba OF schuyler. Mar
gueT1te Farley OF Bancroft. Frances wy.
man and Edna Green of Lincoln.
Among those present from out-of-town
were Chancellor and Mrs. Avery, Dean
and Mrs. Brunette. Miss Hulda Peterson,
W. c. Andreas and Mrs. A. f. DAVIDSON
Of Lincoln; Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Easton
and Mr.. II. c.. Easton OF Ida Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Shaw OF Rippey, Ia
SIR. and Mrs. G. w. Walters, Miss Cora
Walters and Miss Alice Walters, Mr..
Rueben Bragstead OF Sioux Falls. s.
D.; Mrs. Hattie stevenson of Auburn
Mrs. Elmer Bristol OF Oakland, Mrs.
Hattie Taggart OF Boise. Idaho Miss
Cassie Daniels Of Auburn, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Gramlich, Mise Grace HARDING, Mrs. r.
c. Nelson and Miss Katherine Nelson ot
Omaha; DIR ard Mrs. v. c. Gramlich OF
Walthill Mr. and Mrs. George Gram
Itch and family OF Paplllion. AR and
Mrs. Adam Gramlich OF PapiIlion, Mr.
and Mrs J. w. Ellweil, Alois Ellwell
Margaret and Rernice Ellwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. r Christianson. Mr.. and Mrs B.
shobcrt. Mr. and Mrs William Shobert OF
Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. George Moony
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Lake. Mr. and Mrs
Fred Lake and Mr.. Guy Lake of Muir.
dock; Mrs. William Biles and Miss Jessie
Biles OF Fender, Mrs sam Gramlich
Miss Hattie Gramlieh and Mr.. Louil
Grannlich of Fort Crook; Mrs. Alice Rice
OF Bridgetown, n. j.; Mrs. Fred Gordel
OF Weeping Water and Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Frazier OF Fort Crook.
Prof Gramlich is identified with tn,
state university as professor OF ANNA
I husbandry. Miss Daniels has for som,
time held the position Of assistant pro
fessor Of home economies IN the sam
school After short soiourn at tn
northern lakes Prof and Mrs. GramllcI
will return to Lincoln to reside and vii
be at home at 1870 starr street. aftel
August 1.
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With the Visitors.

Miss Lucille Green OF Indianapolis is the
guest of Miss Alice Jequith.
Miss Ann clifford Is spending a few
weeks in Milwaukee with an aunt
Mrs. ]. r. French of st. Louis Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. 7. p. Porter.
Mrs. Swain Of Columbus, Neb.. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]. ]. Sullivan.
Mrs Howard Abel Of Brooklyn Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Shotwell.
Mrs. George II. Wallace OF Toledo. O.,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph r.
Campbell
Mrs. Perry Allen arrived Tuesday from
East Orange, ~ j., to visit her mother,
Mrs Sloan, at the Colonial.
Mrs. Paul Rose of New York spent Mon
day and Tuesday here as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs George Brsndeis.
Mrs. Frances Ferns and children, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Sprague, returned Tuesday to Chicago.
Mr. George r. Wesley, jr., a graduate
Of West Point, arrived Wednesday on
furlough for a month. TO visit friends In
the city.
Mrs. J.. E. Elder, who was the guest Of
Dr. and Mrs. ]. ]. McMullen for a week
left wednesday for New York to join
ler OauSntcTs
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nforsn1an Of Chi
oago arrived Thursday and are guests of
Mr.. Morsman's parents Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II. NIorsmsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harding have as
their guests Mr. Harding's sisters. Mrs.
Mary McBurney and Mrs. w J. Adams
of New York and Mr.. Adams.
/, Miss Eleanor Washburn arrives next
Thursday from Green Bay, Wis. 10 visit
Miss Helen Eastman for two weeks. Later
Miss Eastman will accompany her guest
to Camp Michigamme for the summer
Miss Noel Haskins, granddaughter of
Theodore Havemeyer of. New York. ar
rived Friday in Omaha on her way to
California and is the guest over Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c.
Smith. Miss Haskins and Miss Harriet
Smith were schoolmates.
Miss Helen Clarke returned Sunday
from visiting Miss Louise Lewis in De
Kalb, Ill. Miss Clarke expects Miss Louise
Buckingham of Memphis, Tenn, to ar
rive TO be her guest for several weeks.
Miss Buckingham was schoolmate Of
hers at Mrs Somers in Washington.
ENGAGEMENTS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
young suffragists Entertain.

At the apartment Of. Mrs f. +. Rood
Thursday afternoon was held meeting
OF one Of the junior suffrage leagues.
tho Jane Adams league OF which Miss
Camilla Edholm Is president and Miss
Charlotte smith, nicCe Of Mrs. Rood. is
treasurer. The other officers ATE Miss
Nynhe Fairfield. vice president, and
Miss Elizabeth Austin. secretary, while
the members are Miss Helen MOntgom-
cry, Mice Helen Rogers. Miss Vii ginia
Cotton. Miss Ann Mcconnell, Mites Jane
Mcconnell and Miss Eleanor Scott, the
membership being limited 10 ten alto
gether The day was 80 have been spent
In the woods. but rstn prevented. so the
picnic became an indoor one and was
finished at the home Of les wynne Fair
field. Today Miss Betty Fairfield. pres
ldent Of the first league formed, will
entertain the members Of her league.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20

Of red and white roses formed the cen
terpiece. Toasts were given in honor Of
the bride to be. Those present were
Misses Misses
Gaguy Gebuhr. Netta Dyherg
Fanny DyberB, Inga Gebuhr
Lialline Mitchell. Helgs Stlling
Ellen StelhnE Christine Jensen.
tLla Jensen, idnc Lawson.
Mrs. Sorenson.
Mrs Nelson
Mrs. Dr. Newell Jones and Miss Marie
shook gave miscellaneous shower for
Miss Bertha Elkins whose wedding 10
Ir. Charles f. Shook took place June Is.
Those present were.
Misses Misses
EHeda Bellman Mary McCabe.
Lois shook, sue Morisarity,
Iertha Sellner, Frances Jones,
Nadelanc Jasalek, Mary Shook.
Airline Abbott,
Mesdames- Needaues-
j eWell Jones +. +. Anderson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
At HanpH Hollow Club.

Dr. and Mrs. Palmer Fmdley gave a
dinner last evening at the Happy Hol-
low club complimentary to DR. Thomas
II. Hanna Of Bloomington Ind Those
present we're.
Messrs. ana Mesdsmes-
Edgar Baird Paul Patton,
Claire Baird Or Thomas Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard q. Loonls en-
tertained at dinner at the Happy Hollow
club. Their guests were
Mcssrs. and Mesdames-
@ 4. Magncy, Carl Il. Herring.
Mesdames-
n g. StrciRht. ". W. Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pollard gave a din
nor for Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Adams OF
New York and Mrs. Mary McBurney Of
New York, the other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Alvin Johnson. MIR and Mrs. J.. ].
Nelson. Miss Iicllc Ryan and Miss Kate
Ryan
Monday evening at the Happy Hollow
club the High School Alumni association
will hold ito annual reunion and business
meeting. Invitations have heen sent TO
200 gaduates. Mr. stuart Gould presi-
dent OF the Alumni association. has sp-
pointed hustling committee 70 urge
members to attend the meeting. which is
to be followed by dancing.
The Royal Arcanum Will give a moving
picture entertainment Thursday at the
club.
Wednesday evening the Omaha Bar as
ISOLATION will meet for dinner at the club.
About 125 OF Its members arc planning to
attend.
\ children's dancing party will be
given Tuesday afternoon from until s
o'clock ct the Happy Hollow club
With MIR. and Mrs. W II. Rhodes at
dinner last evening We're:
Messers. and Mcsdames-
G. J.. Carter,
N. r. Funkhouser.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F, Weller. enter
tanned:
Air Frank Garrett,
G. r. Weller.
Mr.. and Mrs b. w, Jewels guests
were:
Messrs. and Masdaues--
@. #. Woriey. ir. @. w. Morley.
Miss Katherine Newbranch.
Omaha Boy TO Relief.
Mr. NictOr r. CaldusalI fr Yaia 1915
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
At the Field Club.

Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Head enter
tanned at dinner last evening In honor Of
Miss Mary Hall OF Chicago. who Is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs c. d. sturdevRnt
Covers were placed for Mr.. and Mrs.
C d. sturdevant. DR.. and Mrs. r. N.
Rarnes. Or. Linn Hall, Mr.. Frank
Haskell. Miss Lillian Head and Miss
Mary Hall.
DR.. ana Mrs. T.. G. Abbott gave a
dinner last evening at the Field club IN
honor OF Mr.. Howard Abel of Brooklyn.
r. y, who is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank shotwell Covers were placed for,
Measrs. and Mesdames-
y. G. Thompson. Frank shotweli
q. v. Wilson. r. q. Abbott,
Mrs Howard Abel,
with Mt and Mrs Thomas Kelly were
Messrs and Mesdames-
William Yehle. J, Mayer
81 A. Johnson.
Or and Mrs A. II. Knode entertained
at dinner last evening at the Field club.
| Their guests were;
Messrs. and Mssdsmes-
wv. 8, Thompson OF
~. Appeiquist, X. u, segur,
Mr.. George Morton.
| Miss Gormley.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krus entertained
Messrs. and Mesdames Lee HUFF and
Waugh and Mesdames Allan Palmer and
Madeline Cook. and Miss Karbaeh.
with Mr. and Mrs. c. r, Hutchinson
lost evening az dinner were Messrs
and Mosdamos W. Y. Rooney and Guy
Cramsr. Mrs. C. Y. clarke OF Chiea 90.
and Miss Meyme Hutchinson.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. Z. swanson had with
/ them:
! Messrs and Mesdames-
| Allan Bloom, James Trimhle,
| Roy Bloom. Frank Beft,
| u. q. Mason.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
Pleasures Past.

A surprise party was given on Friday
evening by about 100 friends in honor
of Sergeant >, T. Sigwart at his home.
Mrs. ]. p. Fallon entertained at
luncheon Tuesday at the Field club for
Mrs. Charles Wright of New York, guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. Sherraden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Fallon entertained
eighteen guests at the Field club on
Wednesday evening, complimentary to
Mr. and Mrs. Lutberger Miss Lutberger
and Judge streme. all Of Baltimore, Md.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
SOCIETY is TRAVELLING FAR
Omaha Folks Going and Coming or
Preparing for the Summer Trips
to Lake and Seashore.
PLANS FOR THE SUMNER SET
social calendar.

social calendar.
NONDAN-Rumrug club Mrs. 49, r
Newton hostess. Original Monday
Bridge club. Tuesday Bridge club.
TTESpAT-Boneft card party at the
Field club for the child SnNiuc lnsu-
tutc, Mrs. u. =. Carigan, luncheon at
the Field club Tor house guests Dinner
dance at the Haupy Hollow club,
nehutnnte Bridge clue. Miss Marion
,vEDNus bky-Dirucr dance nj the
Country and Field clahs.
MISUNDERSTANDING club. Mrs.
Beedcr hostess. Fidcluf club party at
Hall. Thirtv-uiuth AMI California Carter
Lake Federal Rowling club nt Carter
Lake club. Ladies day AZ Field and
Happy Hollow clubs. Omaha woman.
Press club luncheon e. the Hotel Loyal
klDAN-Chlldren' day at the Field
CLUB; Dinn"~ dance at seymour Lake
Country club.
sATURbAY-Dinnor dance at the Gown
try, Field and ilnppv Hollow clubs.
Wedding OF Miss Margaret Wood
society just now il very much scattered
over its native heath. IT, devote's are
either going TO or corning from Cali
rornia. attending graduation exercises in
tho far cast or packing trunks Tor the
summer exodus. The after IL beginning
somewhat later this year than usual and
many we'll known Omahens viii be at
home the greater part Of the summer
after a short visit at the exposition.
Dr. and Mrs II. ~ Mechanism and
Miss Katharine Mechanism and DR..
and Mrs. Ewing Brown left Tuesday
for California and viii attend the Amer
lean Medical association meeting IN san
Francisco next week. III. Mechanism
viii also attend the orp1-day session Of
the Association Of American Teachers OF
Diseases Of Children. Of witch he is
president
Mrs. r. s. Hall and son. Jasper, and
Miss Janet Hall. left Tuesday 10 join
Miss Dorothy Hall IN Seattle, and from
there will 70 to the California eNposi-
tions together.
Or and Mrs A. =. Jonas left las even
itg for California. Or. Jonas VIII be
present al the American Medical conven-
tiop and afterwards wiki Mrs. JonaF viii
visit Mr.. and Mrs Wattles at Holly
wood. They viii return nome In about
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Graham and MI
and Mrs. Byron Hastings Joined the
speciaI train Of Minnesota real estate
men which passed through Omaha Tues
day on it's why to tho National Ronl hs-
tate association convention which opens
in san Francisco next Monday. Mr. end
N,rE. Hastings were accompanied by
t,elr children and Miss Boulah Clarke,
end expect 20 be gone six weeks. Mr.
and Mrs C. r. Harrison left wednesday
evening and will also sttend the real
estate convention.
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H HeIo Fa0fo
Hiss ZeoE Harris

Rochambeau 20 spend the summer as
a member OF the ambulance corps Of the
American military hospital IN Paris
Twenty-Five college men have Been &C
copied for the work in the ambulance
corps this summer
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guests az bridge luncheon next Friday.
President and Mrs. Joha Belins Of Sey-
mour club are spending a couple Of
months on the Pacific coast. During
their absence their cottage will be occu-
pied by Mr. and Mrs. George Francis.