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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
@nrmmittel anf Der Tarm.

Wiirm.r uno 2Gui. iinb bi.
S9Gblins., nit benen Der Diebsi4s
tenbe Garm.r .inen iOsuiasen uns
unterbro9eneu Rampf gu fibr.n bat.
Bon ginsetpeibeniirmern bleiben
bi. aGlber in Der Resel beri9ont.
perben aber Inn 10 bdufiser bon
2ungenpiirmern befaIen. pferbe,
S9afe unb S9peine basesen iperz
ben insbefonbere bon Ginsepeibes
miirmsru beimssfudt. bic ni4t iels
ten bas gauge Sbftem bes Sieres
untersraben unb bel Sdafen unb
Sdpeinen ben Sob berbetfiibren.
SIM allsemeinen lam man ben
Sab aufftelen. bob elm 5ier, Sas
bon bsrartisen paraiiten, bic mebr
ober tpeniser on ieinem 2ebensmart
3ebren, beimseiudt 1T, ni9t ssbsie
ben lam. Die perIeudten Sier.
magern pielmebr ab, lperben ihna6,
perlieren ibre 2~ebensfroft, na9fen
ntht mebr unb brins.n benz 5are
;aer nur mebr @erluite.
6inau tpmmt, bob, nom.ntlia bei
S9afen unb Sdpeinen, Der bur6
bic paraiiten 10 pie 10 fdon bers
undergraduate aGrper Der Siere ans
beren 2ranfbeiten ni1t mebr gut
tpib.ritebt unb aud bie5er leidt err
liest. Sc bleibt besbaIb benz
Jarmer nidts anOeres iibris, als
feline Siere in mSslidft better Weiie
gss.r folde paraiiten, bic febr tpeit>
perbreitei finb unb bolb bier, baIb
bort ftdrfer auftreten, gu f6iiben.
Snsbe1onbere sesen bic Wurmplas.
unter feinen @iebbeitGnben muB Der
Jarmer nit aIIer perfiisbaren gners
gle a~nfdmpfen. Sn Der ribtisen
Diirbisuns unb Grtenntnis bieit,
Iotpsnbisfeit fiibren pi.le Sarmei
unb 3idter felt Sabren aud f9or
einen ununterbrodenen aainpf &c,
gen bic @nrmplase. gu benz .3iped.
1T es notpenbis, baB man Elm gu
tes @urmmittel ieberseit gum Sc
braud Dorratis uuf Der Sarm hdlt
DieIe Murmmittel follten als Dor
beusunssmittel fdon sebraudt uni
nidt erit seseben perben, tpenn BIZ
Wiirmer bereits ftart f6dbiseni
auftreten, 70 baB mon bann MID.
gut mebr nmbin fann, ite al &C.
brauden. Sold unansebradte Gpnr.
iamfeit pirb Der pteb3iidtenoe uni
pie66altenbe 5ormer immer ithi
ttuer be5ablen miiKen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Nanfiaanna.

Nlleu geebrten Sreuuoen, Wod)barn uno
8etonnten BITE uns pdbrenb Der arautr
felt ~unieres 9eliebten Sobnes auo 8ru-
oers, $. IS II betm'S q um it, I'd uns
uergeBlihe 9iebes6ienite erpieien, iutuie
ilr lire 8etbeiliauns am SesrdbniB, iiir
Die rettben 8lumenipenoen iprehen MIR
hermit unferu ber5ltd]en Oanf aus; ath
ber5tihen 9ont Serrn SEQ, Stard fir
bic Gem Sertorbenen aeSolte gbrenbes
seuguus. g~benfalls itnieru iuuigiteu
0ans Dem ebrtu. Batter &pmualo fir ietz
ne 9iebesoiente unb 6ersliden Sroitess
ruorte, iotuie audi Cant ben 8atrtudl*
tragern.
Die tralertp0en Sinterblieberper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
@aseonaSe

Srau @lit. Bbilibert, Don Gas.
conabe. mar pGbreno Der porigen
@o6e ernftlid) frarf. Or. 5. s.
GIarf, BON ct. 2onis. m,troe pom
Dem bebatrSelnoen arst, Or. 8. q.
goof, sur aoniultotion geri.fen.
@. Higales lit Der &atcr eli
mes neltetl, irnpgen Selegrapbtiten ge-
tporoat.
gbas. 8artlep lirp6 Sri. Mamie
Sodiid, 3fpei Der beliebteiten iul,aell
2eide BON @oscod1doe. tpurben ahl
porigeit 9omterstog in Sernnnn &c.
traut. Bel ibrer 8iidfebr ertDartete
Dos ilapse Boar matb oeren mdNte
8erfponbten elm IplenoItes SodBeits.
mubl i'm Seim BON Sronf Seriguer
uno @attm. 8ir ruimidyen Der
ilnrgert 2ellten bieunit beiteS @old
ergeben.
Oos tleiie &nlo BON Ben Stud:
u1rb @ottm Mt letber am oergaitge
men Montng eeitorbeit. Die 9eerbi
sitng erfoIete ON @itttpcd NeadJ
miftag,
Sontp. Der perttoolle SagSburi
BON 81. @osefioilg, murbe ON pori
gen Donnerstaa BON ettein 8ahrt
Bisse setroffen, gum Slid aber MD,
setootet.
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2u b~erfanfen.

Gin ihbnes, 5~meiibtises 8atfteiur
@ebauoe, in 6ermann. betannt ais oaS
letephun,8 ebdube unb or9rdnsen6 an
oas 8ebduoe Der Sermanu SauingS
8ant. @tngeribtet nit @afierleitune,
9apaturien uub loiletten. 3immer.
Rehme cine quite 5arm in Sauih unb
'besable ODER perlanse ben llnterihieb I'M
3rsiS. @. @. Wcgur6p
SuenSpile, Wtp.
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Nene 4maeigen


ltnieren beralifiten 9ant 9iermit alien
Rnfbarn auo 6rennoen, welfe ins
tudbrenb Der 8rantheit uno uttaBtid eeS
9obes unieres innisit aeliebten 1atten,
SaterS un6 8ru6erS, S~einrtb B.
8obl, bilfretb sur San6 sin9en nno ID.
re S"beilnabnte beSeigten. Sans beione
oeren 9ant Den Acknowledgment, iotpie
audi fur Die oielen pracbtieen 8lnmens
ipenoen unb, DOR &aen. Serrn Baftur
&aSrnnnn, flr pie &orte oes Sroltes am
@rabe oes S%ertorbenen.
Die ~trarernoen Sinter6IiebeHen.
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Sanhaanna.

8tr uInlhen hermit alien Sreunoen
uuo Rafbarn u~nieren beiten 3aut aus
Suiprehen, FIR beren ireunblihe Silf'
%tetitung udbrenb Der &rantbeit uno ans
tdBlih Dec 5DoeS uuieres 5reunoes
Nm to 5000. 8eipnoerer Sant ges
bibrt Den acknowledgment, glethfaas
Germ $oItor staSmann fur bic @rabreoe
tuetche er benz a%noenten bes Seritprbens
en- setuibntet bat.
Die trauerncen Sreunbeo es Seritor'
beuer.
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Sretssei6ts-SaftnSer far Den September eermin.
r;.a4 ~ nG.aa.. car4o,aL.a. d24l. 1ofs 49,.

First Day, Monday, September 18th, 1915.
/. State of Missouri VS.. G. c. Burchard-Taking away a Fee
male under Is years of age.
?. State of Missouri vs.. James and Robert eakins-Eeloneon
8. Nora Brown VS.. Cleveland Mcwiniams-Breac of Promise.
Second Day, Tuesday, September 14th, 1915.
4. State of Missouri vs.. Joseph Baumgartner- Selling Mortgag-
s. State of Missouri vs.. A. B. P. Mundwiler. Disturbing the
Peace.
6. State Of missouri vs. John Lambs and Ida Williams adultery,
/. JAS. A. Smith VS.. Henry Mueler--Note.
S. Bland Mfg. Co. VS.. Fl. G Bacon-Account.
Third Day, Wednesday, September 18th, 1915.
9. Farmers 4 Traders Bank VS.. j. w. Martinique.
10. Samuel Armstrong VS.. Polly Ann Armstrong Divorce.
Il. State of Missouri vs.. B. G. Stevens.
12I James l.. Cunio ct. al VS.. Frank Garner, ct. al.
Is. Fritz Schroeder VS.. Fritz Schalk, ct. al.
IA. Geo. +. AufderlIeide VS.. CT. Darlington, ct. al.
IS. State of Missouri VS.. Laura Steen.
16. Chas. Haynes VS.. Chas. McWiliams.
r. Alma Haynes VS. Chas. MeWiliams.
Fourth Day, Thursday September 10th, 1915.
-. Minnie Harrison vs. John Harrison Divorce.
20. Bridget Mullahy VS. Mo. Pac. Ry. Company Action for
Damages.
p. Stark Dstilling Co, vs.. Joe Rebsamen Action on Account:
%. George Stark VS.. Joe. decentralization for Rent.
"a. Stone Hill Wine Co. VS.. Joe, Rebsamen.- Action on Note and
%. Julius Enke vs. John George Hucn Suit to perfect Title.
rs. City of owensvlle VS. Chas. Jones-Appeal, Case sA',
q. II. c. Sassrnann VS.. Grover G. Stewart-Note.
2S. john Mcnamara VS.. c. R. l & z. Ry. Co-Action for Dam
Fifth Day, Friday, September 18th, 1915.
%. Emma Greenstreet ct, al. vs.. S. W. Lacy Interest in Land.
80. Eli F, Pierce vs.; Julia A. Pieree-Diyoree.
80. Dr. l. g. Cook VS.. VIM R~einhoz-Appeal.
33. John II. Jackson VS.. Wm. Sprngett-Attachment.
"a. Virginia G. ] arris ct. al VS.. Robt. Frisch-Interest iii Land.
80. Virginia G. Famis ct. al. VS.. Chas Znn-Interest in Land.
Sc. Virginia G. Farris ct. al. VS.. Henrietta Drusch.-Interest in
Land.
81. Virginia G, Farris ct. al. VS.. w. S. Richardson Interest i'm
Land.
3S. Ev. st. Johns Church, of BEN, Application for Decree of
Incorporation.
80. State of Missouri, VS.. +. FL. Farris ct. al-Scre Facias.
40. Stone Hill Wine Co. VS.. j. NJ. ~Danzer-Action ON Account.
Al. In re Assignment of Otto Voelkerding.
AZ. Hy. Whtrock, WIS. Christ. Bolmann.-Action N Account.
43. In re Assignment of Waldemar Ude.
A. Otto Sntag VS.. The Assigned Estate of Waldemar Ude.
porolo Nacnc ". ~ t#
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2n prfanfen.

Cine feine Sarm, Z 8lods un6 etpa
IA ater gnten 8o6en entbalteno, inners
balb Der StaotsreuSen BON 4ermann ge@
leaen, nit gutem @obnbaufe. Stallnng
unb Rebens@ebau6eu, tletnem Beinberge
uno Sbits8aumen, unb an antem 5abrs
tuege, DEFENDERS geeisnet fir einen Sars
mer pelfer tuinfbt ndber bel Der Stabt
si iuobnen, lit gu berfaufen. Rabsufros
aen Bel Robert 8alfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Jrndt.y ranntmein.

SD babe cine sroBe Guantitdt fetnen,
ielb5t a%ebrannteu Nipple Sad, 8eab
8ranbg unb Sreiterihnap8 an Sanb, ben.
tdb biIis pertanfen perbe bel Der @anoue
oSer in gr6Beren Suantitaten.
@ottlpbS bueb,
Sermanu. Wp.. u. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
Saa6 gerboten.

aQes Sasen auf meiuen @runoitiden,
ben 8tttmanu, S0neger uub @leller
8eioeptdbeu. obne meme @%rlanbniB, 1T
biermtt eana beitimmt uerbotert. Mebrere
Stld 8teb ftno mir burdb Sager ange.
lhofIen mor6en; ib tper6e baber Seoen,
Der Dbiees 8erbot nibt beahtet, NIT Der
noleu Streuee oes @eieees CUR Seraut'
tdortung steben.
9eter 9anu{er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
On ~Derfanfen

Saps uebft Stabtlotten, iriibere bed.
manns gigentbum, on Der sueitlither
8tueiten StraBe, in Sermann, @o,
Rdberes bei
8biIipS hneibtr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03

3eitgeididtlid}es Smmnelnerf in
tpodentlid,en Sieieurmgen 5it
5 cents
b~albjabrlid) $1.30
idbrlid ~. !. $3.50
Der &einertrag ullseidpnaiert gum
Better Der &inoer inn SelSe
fteben6er @dmner
auloge in Delltidlan0
iiber 100000 iuSdentlidlt
gu 6eaieben burdy..
Silfsuerein Sentlder Traiien
45 8roabiuap, @eiu gort 81. y.
Sran Carl 8. S6ur5,
Sdasmeiiterin fir Die 9epeinigten
Gtnaten.
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2a pnfaafen

Webrere pradtpolfe Bottom aerns;
man iebe bieielben pser fpenoe iicb per
Hhone, an, Sran 9oui8 8 be T Il o 4
Serunann, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-03
8Sdleatlidber @arftberidlt.

&ei5en, $40. 2 81
@eise1b SO. 3 .95
Ssmrperial Mebd, per Saf $40
@ooo Sud Mebl, per Cad $50
DaiIp 8reao MebI, per Sod $50
aIeie, per 100 9f,n,5 :. 1.25
.SbipIhtff, per 100 8funo 1.50
3orpmebI, per 100 Bfuno 2.10
Sre6nfte.
gorrigfert bon
Sobr1 s. &elniers
gier, per Datbeinb 1917
Butter, per BfltS .20-25
Stogs, per 8flrtb IN
Siibner, per Bfiifa6 10K
Sprina glbidens, per gflnrb t21.
@6nie, per Bfurb6 /. 05
gmten, Der Bffiuso 8
surfeps, per Bfnrt0 IS
SdmaIs. Der Bfain6 10
aartofeln, per gifbeI 80
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gu ~bertGnfeu

2idbne. ifparse MauIe5el-Rdbreu
5 Sabre aft, 16 nno 1917 Saub bod.
Rdberes in Der Office 6ieies 8lattes.
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True Copy from Record.
Attest:
L. R. WENTZEL. Circuit Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
WILL SUSTAIN WILL
OF LATE Sd. BANGS
Judge Crawford So Announces from
Bench, but Allows Contestants
More Time for Argument.
SAYS HE IS REQUIRED BY LAW

Announcement that the will of the
late Stephen d. Bangs. Omaha pic
neer and capitalist, which divided .
quarter of a million dollars among
Omaha charitable institutions and
members of the family OF the late
Richard s. Hall, his stepson, would
be sustained, was made from the
bench by County Judge Crawford
after all the evidence in the contest
case had been presented.
A request by attorneys for Gilbert M.
Bangs OF New York and George II. Bangs
of Wayne. the contestants, who claim TO
be second cousins OF the deceased. that
decision by the court be postponed in
order TO allow further argument OF a
law point involved was granted. Judge
Crawford, however, indicated his belief
that a supreme court decision required
him TO uphold the Will
The point involved grew out of testti-
mony by DIT. Alfred s. Madison and Miss
Eettie Builder, a nurse, witnesses OF the
will. that they were not specifically mo-
titled Of the nature OF the document TO
which they signed their names.
The following bedueSts to charitable IN
situations are involved in the suit: Trim
ity cathedral. $4,000; clarkson hospital.
5000; Gardner Memorial parish. 5000;
Associated Charities, $500.
Mrs. Henry Holman. nurse. who attend
ed Mr.. Bangs Up 20 within a few weeks
OF his death, was the only witness pre-
sented by the contestants. She testified
that Mr.. Bangs discussed with her the
disposition he intended to make of his
property and that his intention was differ
ent from that Expressed In the will made
one day previous TO his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Don't Merely "Stop" q
Cough
stop the Thinx that Causes II
ana the Cough viii
stop ztself

a cough Is really one of our best
friends. 1t warns ue that there Is in
hammation or obstruction in a danger.
ong place. Therefore, when you get q
bad cough don't proceed TO dose yourself
with Let OF drugs that merely stop"
the cough temporarily BY deadening the
throat nerves Treat the cause--heal the
inhamed membranes. Here Is q home
made remedy that gets right at the cause
and will make an obstinate cough vanish
more quickly than you ever thought pos
elble.
Put 2h ounces Of Pinex $50 cents
worthl IN pint bottle aud gil the bottle
with plain gTagulated sugar syrup; This
gives You a full pint Of the most pleasant
and effective cough remedy YOU ever used.
a. cost of only 81 cents, No bother to
srepare. Full directions with Pinex.
Il heals. the innamed membranes 80
gently and promptly that Won wonder
how Il does t. Also lo0senH dry, huarse
OF tight cough and stops the formation OF
phiegm IN the threat and bronchial tubes,
thus ending the persistent loose cough.
Pinex Il q highly concentrated com
pound Of Norway pine extract, rich In
/ Quaiacol, and Is famous the world over
Tor its healing effect on the membranes
To avoid disappointment. ask yonr
| druggist for "21k ounces ~ Pinex, and
don't accent anvthino else. A guarantees
Qi absolute satisfaction, oE money prompt
The Pinex Co, IT. Wayne. Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

be used to get out an annual book. The
checks were made payable to "Eichol-
son"
Yardmaster Cullen Of the burlington
was asked what he knew Of this matter
and he said. There h nothing in H."
The alleged representative did not show
credentials Of local issue The city Of
ficials are beginning to wonder whether
they gave to a worthy cause OF were
duped.
These solicitors have not been endorsed
by the Associated Charities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Zimman Decides to
Enter Commission
Race This Spring

II. b, zimman, city councilman for nine
years and acting mayor after the death
Of Frank n. Moores. announces that he
win file FOR the city commission primar-
les on April G.
Mr.. zimman has been mentioned fire.
quentiy OF late. but not until yester-
day did he finally decide to enter the
race. He IL having his petition prepared
He win enter upon q speech-making cam
paign later In, the season.
Another new primary possibility Is At.
sorney n. B. Fleharty. democratic attor-
ney.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Creighton Glee Club.

The fifth annual concert Of the creisha
ton Glee club Will be given this evening
at the Brandeia theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McShane will
entertain at a box party. followed by sup
per at the Omaha club. Their guests
will he;
Messrs. and Mesdames--
Frank 7. Haniitcn. Harry v. Bursssy.
I. J. Mahoney.
with Mr.. and Mrs c. WIN Hamilton
win be:
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Dixon.
Misses Mfnnan--
Gretchen Mcconnell, Marion Hamilton.
Mr.. Charles Hamilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Asks for Divorce
and Custody Of Two
Children and Mare

Ma Katherine n. Kruso IN pAllllon
Tor a divorce from John II. Kruss. asks
for the custody Of tWo children and one
gray mare. Mrs. Krass charges her hun-
band with cruelty. asserting that he
forced her 70 do Z mans work ON their
farm aorth Of Florence
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Strangers Collect
from the City Hall

Two men claiming to Be representative
Of the international Association Of Yard
masters canvaseed the city hall Monday
afternoon and gathered IN 81 from Mayor
Dahlman and Commissioners Dan Butler
and Thomas Mcoovern. The visitors we're
not known TO the city officials.
II was stated that the money was to
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Swimming Meet at
"Yo Friday Night

A swimming meet for members OF the
xoung Mems Christian association wtll
~ hoid In the ~" tank Friday night. A
gold medal viii be awarded the one win
ming the largest number Of points and
ribbons viii be given the winners IN the
various events which win Include 4o-yard
swim. 1oO-yard swim, iio-yard swim. 40
yard backstrolke, diving. ieo-yard relay,
four men to team. junior to-yard swim
open to lads under II years Of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
BY MELLHICIA.
Tuesday. February 9. 1915.

RE living unusually impressonabIe age? Or is just
~
+ ~ that
= revived and be
with arms7
Why to question
lend energies the
sfadversemen and
selfadvancement
entertained needed introduction but
select Immediately proceeds
huming selfes
TEEN mind
time
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
COAL CONSUMPTION IS
HEAVIER IN JANUARY

Cadet Taylor custodian Of the post
office building. says that owing TO the
extraordinary cold during the last month
coal consumption in the building has
been forty tons greater than in the nor
mai January His thermometer places
the cold during this January at 10 degrees
below normal for this month. The nor
NAL annual coal consumption in the post
office building Is 100 tons a year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
First Of Fling lectures.

The first q a series OF eight lectures
on current topics, to be given by Prof.
r. NJ. Fling Of the University Of Ne
braska. viii be held in the council cham
Der Of the city hall this evening. The
lectures are given under the auspices OF
the Equal franchise society. The sub
lect Of Prof filings talk tonight viii be
''Ths German Empire"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
With the Travellers.

Mrs. Lester Drishaus and her mother.
Mrs. Il. s. Cioyer left today for Call
fornia where they will spend several
months IN Los Angeles and the coast
city.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. criss left Monday
for California Panama expeditions. to be
gone about two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keeline will leave
Friday evening for Chicago. They Will
spend Saturday IN Chicago and leave the
same evening for New York City. where
they join. Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Millard
and all viii sail February II for Kings
ton, Jamaica.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Personal Mention.

A daughter was born February TO Mr..
and Mrs Emmett Miller az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Herpster. Mrs. Miller
was formerly Miss Flossie Harpster.
Mrs. II. N. fancy. who has been visit
Ina her sister. AIRS. Fred Nelson. left
sunday evening for her home In Los
Angeles, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
At the 0rpheum.

One OF the box parties AZ the orpheum
last evening was composed OF;
Meesrs and Mesdames--
ward Burgess. Fred Hamilton.
Mrs. r. J. o'Frien win entertain at
orpheum parties on Wednesday and sat
urday Of this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
70 Honor Prof. Fling.

Mr., and Mira "a Q. Rood viii entsrtainu
at dinner this evenlns preceding the
Fling lecture AZ the city hall. Prof Fling
win Be honor guest. An attractive centeur
piece Of Mrs. Ward roses will form the
table decoration and covers win Be placed
fort
NeEsrs and Mcsdarnes--e
Halleck n Rceo, Mrs. Alfred Dariow.
n. s Wood.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

The Womans CLUB Of the Railway
Alail Service win entertain at whist
party this evening At the home OF tho
president Mru W. r. East This win be
tho second social ovent arranged BY this
erEanizeiion for the husbands OF the
members. Valentine decorations viii be
used and musical numbers viii be given
throughout the evening. Tho committee
In charge Of the affair includes:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
with the Visitors.

Mrs q. summer Of Chicago Il vlaitins
hcr daughter. Mrs J. ]. Singer. OF thll
city.
Mrs. u. hin Of Kansas city Il the
guest OF Mrs. d. NJ. vinsonhaler.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

Severity In every line is expressed in
this rstrollcr'' suit OF tete de Negro silk
gabardine with three-auarter length
cOachman's coat and straight skirt but
toned down the front from hem to waist
line Brown buttons are the only trim
bling and with the suit are spots Of self
material.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

Tho Prairie Park Ncedieraft club was
entertained at the club house today. Mrs,
Cuthbert Vincent was IN charge Of the
program. The meeting was IN the nature
Of Valentine affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Tuesday Bridge Club.

Mrs Ross Towle entertained the mem
bera OF the Tuesday Bridge club Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Peters snd Mrs
Clqrke Powell were the guests OF the
club. The members are:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Thimble club Dinner.

The annual dinner Of the Thlmble club
will be given this evening at tho Uni
versity club, Il viii be valentine party
and the table will have for a centerpicce
mound Of asparagus FERNS and kewpics.
Valentine favors WIN mark the places of:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Debutante Bridge Club.

Miss Charlotte Callahan entertained the
members OF the Debptante Bridge club
thls afternoon. Three tables were placed
for the game
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
For the Future.

Mr. and MIRA ID. NJ vinsonhaler will
glve > dinner Thursday evening IN honor
OK their house-guest Mrs.. u. Hin Of
Kansas CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
FulIer sisters' Performance.

Society was we'll represented this after
noon at the Boyd theater when the Fuller
Sisters gave their unique performance Of
Irish, Scotch and English folk songs,
under the auspices Of the Sacred Heart
alumnae.
Mrs. f. W Dixon gave one Of the box
parties Her guests were;
NeSdames- Mesdames--
=. N. Fairfield. " Il. S coffmsn'
A. J.. Reed. c. M. Wilhelm
Miss Eleanor Burnley entertained at
boa party this afternoon 81 the per-
formance OF tho Fuller Sisters. Her
guests were.
Misses Misses-
Mary Morsman. Wynne Fairfield.
Elisabeth Barker. Grace Smith.
Mrs Harry Burkley.
Mrs. John n. Baldwin gave one OF the
larger line parties this afternoon at the
Fuller Sisters performance.
Mrs T. J. oBrien gave a party in the
house for:
Mrs Lawrence Hayden.
Helen Porter. Catherine Porter.
Willow QBrien. Louise Hayden.
In mrs. Charles F. crowley's box were:
=. M les q, 9.a.s.n Mess s..In.s
4 !. Meconnsii. W. Il. Clark, IT,;
0oftlieb Storx.
Miss Sadie Hayden.
Master Charles Crowley, jr.
Other entertaining at box parties this
afternoon wero Mrs. Frank r. Hamilton
and Mrs. X. c. Barton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Dinner and Slumber Party.

Miss Halcyon Cotton win give a dinner
and alumber party this evening. At the
dinner The table niu DO decorated with
yellow and white tulips and yellow shaded
candles. Miss Cotton's guests win be:
Misses Misses
Charlotte Callahan, Hoien Clarke
Frances Hochntotlcr, Lucille Bacon.
Blanche Deuel. Dorothy Black
Ann clifford,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

ne fIrEI dose e Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey win help you. Il kills the cold
germ. Only z5c All druggists. --Adver-
msnt-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

Tho Carter Lake Swimming and Bowl
ing club met yesterday afternoon at the
tarnam alleys. The hish score. "a was
made BY Mrs. G n. Johnson's band. and
those present were.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

A very pleasant surprise Was given
for Mrs. r. ellie ct her home saturday
evening n honor 20 her birthday amt.
vsrrery Those present were
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

Mrs. Hen Gallagher was hostess today
at luncheon Spring flowers decorated
the table and the guests entertained
were.
Nesdamea- Mesdames-
John lee Webater. frank Martin.
A. j. Heeeon, &. Xosf
y. II Stewart frank Isehmer.
James Nckenna. John n. Brady.
George Barker. J. j. Brown.
~. n HafknloN.
airs. !" J. Foye entertained At lunch
con today At her home The table was
decorated with yellow tulips and covers
we're placed Tor Ten. Following the
luncheon Mrs. foye and Mrs. W. r,
Burns entertained the guests az a box
parD az the Fuller Sisters per-
formanee at the Boyd sheater.