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einem ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in Gliab
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paris, ben 16. Rob. 1914.
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bet unb trieasaefnnaeu IL. i6reibt
mir, bak er 6ei ccSbnen bic bette unn
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babe nGbrenb meines Wirtens an Der
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ridbaltlps uno obne iebe gitterteit ot:.
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ceiFiu lsibeu. @ir miiiien uns abr
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les riibrenSe 3cid,en Der atnoeslteDe
| bat aurL @crdmeiiter beIlrneen:
SHUTTER. beb' mir auf Oa$ areI3,
9gis bic lcstc Sdladt gcid]Iagen,
SAT- ia iir ms &tnoer al
ssmmer nod oaS Sreu5 setragen.
Silt mir @ott Gus aampi lnlo Soo,
S:ol3 nil auf Ger 9ruit ids meIltlL
Sdngt aid, mander &utter 9totb
9ln benz fleinen arcA3 pen GlIeii,
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gSeiilt uoh ibren tootel Sobnen.
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| SoIlit Su nidt IN lrailer gebeu.
Sie1', bic @elt fam ohre mid, -
Dine 9euti6lano ME beitebcH.
Observation-Disclosures
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| 10000 WlartI in Der 2ptterie geipou'
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Gdpeine. - 3ufubr q. 900. Marft
perdnberlif, gun $6.D-6.80;
leitte $6.60-6.85; ssmifdte $500
6.s5; f8nere S6.40-6.so; raubs $s.s
4o--e.55; ;gtrtsl s5.5o-6.75.
glinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Mdrft
fc5tpd6. Ginbeimiide Stiere $500
$40; aiit unb 5tifers $3.20-7.z
80; adlber $7.00-10.25.
Sdafe. - 3ufu6r 5000. Marft
feft. Shnfe $6-40-7.25; Sdbrlinge
$7.5o-8.Oe; Qdmmer S7.25-8.75.
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SberbaI6 Cincinnati 1T Der slug
I'm Gieissu bssriffsH unb Bel bisiis.r
Stabt III nerlelbe ssitern sbenfalls
stiDas eefiiessn. slm 4benb batts er
bier einen @aFriiunb BON 25.2 SuB.
Die folssbsn 9epeffen truf.u pdbs
rsnb css Sasss bier eiH:
pittsburg, qa.-l4.8 JuB. ftsief.
@tteIing, 90. gd.--19. 2 6ub, fteist.
parfersburs, %. 9a.--19. SUB
Rnuaip5a Gals. u. 8.-o.5 qua
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14e. @dnfe 8-f2e per Tfiiiro, aa.|
poiinen f7-20c per pfimo.
Off anb gemife
Mspfei. - 0uie Mspfd $175
$50 per Bbl.. il uo4 Nuuiitdt.
gttrpnen. - Rdrit mar ifettg.
Weeijina s2.25-2.50, California
s2.75-3.00 per aiite.
Oranaen.-u1aEit rubis unb
fietis. California $2.10-2.50, Glo.
rioc $f.90--2.40 per Rite, 3anges
rines $2.5O-3.00 per Goppelfiite.
Grape fruii. - nloriha
$1.50-1.75 per Rifle.
ananas. - gubaHif&e $3.50
300 per grnte.
Grobsereu. Gdnep 35--4Oc
per Quart.
preibelbeereH. 5oipes
I$3.00-z.00 per Bel. unS $1.OO--
1.25 PER aiife.
aartofflen. Midisan 81
|55c per gu. unb $175-2.00 per
fBbl. bonn Store.
Junse aartoffeln. - Der.
mubd $7.o0-S.00 per gbl.
SHbtartcffeln-gdte Ser'
i.p $1.25-1.35 per Camper. GIas
lama unb IsnnsFes $1.00.
araut. - Wlarff ritbts. Ddnt,
f6ts $14.0O-15.o0 per 2onne auf
tem @eltife unb $1.00--1.23 per
gbl. bonn Siors.
Grbfen. - 1loribn. - $3.73-
400 per camper.
Somdtoes. - GloriSa. $3.50
800 per Crate.
3niebelH. - 0eibe $1.10-1.s
I15 b. gu. bonn Store u.$1. .00-1.10
,om G,eleife. Weibe 95c-A.00 per
eu. pom Store unb so-95c bonn
Gelsifs.
gelsrp. = mi4igan s1.oo 7u
Rifle.
grHue getnen. - S1oriba
$500 $50; Wu4sbOhnsH $500 pc:
5amper.
Rarotten. - Gsipuf4ene $500
-2.25 per 1bl.
| Hotbe RibeM - Ginheimti4s
81 .0c--1 80 Der gbf.
Gtedriiben. - s1.25-150 p.
Bbi.
Weibe Ribtn. - Rsip Srles
ans $3.00-S3.25 per gbl.
2anbprobutte
5em. go. / 5imptbp $3.50;
go. 2 5imotbp $3.50; 30. 8 1imOs
6s 145o; go. / ssmiiftsr alss $17.s
80; go. 2 DO. $3.50; Ro. l 2Iee
$1725; go. 2 bO. S15.25; alfalfa
$500 -20.0O per 1pnne.
WHbIenfutier lit fietis. alsit
S26. O-$26.50; Wlibbltnss srobes
SIS. 90 -28.50. bo. f.inss $500
5000; senif4ies Guiter $27.0o-
S27.25.
SGmereten. - Warit iteiig.
aleeiamen S7.50-S.50 arf 6eu Ge.
lleife uno $685.. 30 Der 9i. BON,
Storc. Eilnotbp S3.OS-3.40 per gu
BON Gtors, gu9tpei5su 80c per 8u.
gerf@itbeneA
| OeIs.-Rartt itstig aein5l, 10.
6ts 60e per galIous in partien bon
I5 g6ls. Gelohfes IL msbr. go. ]
aarb5l 6Oe: Cotton Gssb Del. rafft'
nirtes 45c per 0aIpns. Serpentin
Sic per Galloue in par.itH Don 1--5
Barrels. Petroleum, Dbio Carbon
100 grab Ole, bp. 150 Grdb 10A.
SeabIiahi I75 Grab 12c, Reb eropn
gaipIin 13e, Napbta Ice per Gd[Ious
in pnrtien Don 1--5 Abfs.
GaIs. - Der Rartt IN rubis.
Stnnooro sramilirtes Sf.f5-1 20
Eafel. uno Tairp-Sal5 $f.f4 per
gbI. BON $50 gfiInS.
Dbio Ripsr $1.10 per gbi. Don 2so
| pfuub.
Tala - Wlarlt itttig. primd
Gitp TIKI. DO. Gounirp 6f-6se per
plumb.
actlen.-Uldrtt rubis. you.
s3iosbenp $3.50 - $40, Hub unh
Glad S2.25, aanaipha 5tiidfoblen
$3.5o-3.75, Nus unb Slad $2.25
--2.35 per 9onne abssIieiert. RauG.
lcie Gtiiftoblen $500. anfbraetts
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@eue Spbotbefen.

Qsap q 2usep on sumIeI 3.
Cooper. 81.
g 5. &sumer ON Carrie 2inee.
man $27S.S7.
DSorris 9llnsfp on glponoaIe g,
uH0 Q. 60. $500.
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Rem gorf. 1e. 5sbruar.

3fun. - Tsartt i9tua9; s Sonnsn
qartie $35.s7-36.37; 25 5onneH
partie S36.37.
Gupfer. - Rartt littis; glseirolps
tic $14.62-14s7; Gaftius SLABS
1462.
gffeu. - Rartt rubis uHS uRDsrs
dnherIid.
gIri- = glartt fer, s3.82-3.s7;
Spslter, War!t fsit.
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gbicaso, 1s. Gebruar.

Gbieago, 16. Gebruar.
gBeisen. - Jiir Wlai $1.@-1635,
am G6lub SIX .62a; fir Juli $1.35--
18Th, am saluB $1.36s.
MelIdtcrH. 6iir Wai 78a-80sc,
am G4lub 79fe; fir Suli SO4-s1se.
am StluB s0ic.
SaFer. = Gir Rai eos s-61ac, am
Sdlub eoae; fiir Suli 56a-57se, an
ShluB SIC.
Rpeasn. - ROB $1.24-1.25.
gerfe. - 1850.
Simot6p. - $5.50-6.50.
ales. - S11.50--14.O0.
BORT. - i5iir Mai $1S.9T-19.10.
an Stlub $19.10; fur Suli 1892
-19.50, an Salub $500.
Gdmals. - Jiir Mai 10.80-10,s
81, am Gdlub 1895; fir Juli 1895
Hos, ON S4lub 11.G0.
giippeuIeiteH. - ssiir Wlai $1o.22
-10.30, am S4lub $10.27; fir Suli
s10.45--10.52, am SdluB $10.52.
Butter. - gr,iis Hisbrissr; grsas
merp 24-29c.
Gier. = gr.ii. nisbrissr; orbinars
firits 23c; firits 24c.
ssnrtufeln. - gwiie niesrissr; Wis
higdn rot5. 3S -42e; Wi6isan uHS
Misecniiu tDsibs N-45s.
@efIiiasl. - eebenbes; SPrinssrs
14e; 6iihner 14ie.
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Wiebuiarft.

Cincinnati, 16. 1sbrunr.
3ufubr unb 2lusfubr fir bic pers
flofieHeu "a StuHbtn. pereiidsn NIT
bsrftIbsn 3eit bss borbersshsnbtn Sas
sss ipdrsn pis fOlst:
3ufubr:
Rinh5. G4ipeine SGafe
Is. Iebr. -. 785 4039 90
is. Gsbr. !. 1855 5000 140
ausfubr:
RinbD. Saipein. G6afs
ie. gsbr. .... % -
Rinbpieb. = Gi. 3ufu6r mar
bsuts sismIid srOb. bod iparsn bic
befiren 5lsii9sriort,u rar unb fart
I'm prtifs, be aHersu ipareH fsbr
inipad,. Wlil6tiib. finbsn tsinen
Nnrtt. ansgsHommsn gum S6lchten.
Mitilsre unb i@tpsrs Gtisre $6.25
-7.75; srtra $7.S5-8.10; SHisn
$3.00-5.50; 5leif6er Stiere $5.75
--7.50; aussrIsisns Bis srtru $7.65
$40; Stifsrs $5.50-7.00; aussrIez
ftne Bis erird S7.10-7.50; aiibs S3.s
50-5.75; srtra $5.85-6.00; Can.
ners $3.25-4.25.
I 8ullm. = Bel nur indbiser 3us
fHbr mar Der Marit beuie fart 81 ben
ssIirietH qreiFeH.
Wagtrs unb leiHte $475-5.90;
Bologna S6.00--6.75; Etru S6.S5--
6.75.
{ aatbsH - 81. 8Hfaar mar
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cIssssHs esuie. .iinits.

Gis iimFats i'm tiefistn Glssrisebass
bsIisisH iid tsuis aui N,457.oos.
esfsI esinm&stR
ane brute mar Der Marit IN qssalf,sus
ritaisn pisbsr lstr Has, bod bislten lid bic
Breils. ba bas dnssbos Der gutsa Yapiert
gsrina mar. Sur Zinc. Gas dftieH tuurbs
* gfb unb 70 bssl.. gine. q Sub. lei. 200
geb., Columbia 4 Gas 10X-- Cine. Gas
lransp. 9oK-io0. Gtne. Eapioa u 9cItsc
ls--33. Cine. Wspb. & 90. esR 90 sefi.
Do. pfsf. 90 usrf., QiHe- Street Bp. lO4--
10e, Detroit fniiso Rp. $3.50. Rcrthfra
Cbip TrartioH cor. e0--es unb prf. sIH
loo. Bufaufs puretn an Der B0rIe !:
80 Gins. 2sptsn 4 xclsbo Giiisn 81 20.
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Warnm2
alen gut - oerfreit nit teIner;;
Cant mid fiirosr Iebia lpaHberu!
Split ids etfpd peseu elmer
Ulir peroerbtn nit ben auoern?
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s<.xsfsr A.. Sr.... sfE,z1insnn Bartft< ~ n
FsSiier sS,7s lf.. sst, 11lr 1er. csu1. 81 ~
Hf7ss1fr 4 Il 4 Dr. ff4l1 n arn tfr-.s... a.
HnS ~. Sisstds a Is s...... lssA
<+.s = -. Sss-sic - "a "a Il = a III - .loi
s. ~ 81: s:I;s :I sss: sss a. A.. 81 81
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tfnetrnatts 10. 8tbru1S 18lss
0ie HaAlsaes Rs6 Gas[stsu r4r tents
lstf u1t6ie unb QsIt u autsvf uiuis-
az a: - Sss;s ssa;ssn assss sus Setass
ptsre wnrbsn ~ az bisfcntirt. Jm oiits
men Marfte curbs pripdf.fapital 81 -
4x% soa saus snb 81 ~ auf 8sif plaeirt.
0safd ssf Nss usn
rurbsn ~ i0e 4ijlonfp pss $500 spis
fAtn esafen perfauit Die Gounterrafs
bstrsst zoe psaHis per $1,000
ns6id ssi gssssG
ei4ts HedIsf ass Qonbos uarbea ~
f<65--<s6X pr Bfb. Sferlina qupfirt. bar
Ue6ld anf 9erlin rurbtn 68-93e fiis 4
Marf tfre3pef, fis Be4fd auj Baris 1eks
pro' 6faue ani amiterbau 40Hs pro @ui'
bss rHb anf Hisn seXe per RroHs.
esnsss. .rsfisssisuss
psssa sptis snS astiG Die s0nssH quo.
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Rem 1prt. 1s. Gssruar.

Rem Dpri. 16. ge6ruar.
Nebl. - Wdrtt feiisr.
apssenmebl. = Winrit iirtig.
gu4pei5enmeH. = Warft fldu.
guhfpeissH. - Narit rubis.
Nlaismsbl. - Wartt iietig.
Rpsgsn. - Martt Ft,tis.
9erfte. - Warft rubis.
Wsisen. - Mnrit farf; Qo. 2 ros
tter S1.71 unD 90. 2 barter $1.73. al
Ter auf ben geleiieH fir 9fnsfubr. &c.
/ Rort6ern DuIrib $1.72s unb No. !
Northern MdHitOta s1.68a c. I. I.
Buffalo.
DelitforH. - Wlartt piaig. go.
2 selbes S63c e.i I. fir Sufuhr.
c.c.~ 0It~xft s4s{,U
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
A Message to Thin,
Weak, Scrawny Folks
An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 lbs. Of
Solid, Healthy. Permanent Flesh

Thin. nervous, undeveloped man ana
women every where ate heard 10 saw. u
eant understand why I do not get TAI.
eat plenty OF goOo, nourishine food
The reason IL Just this; You cannot r.,
rat no matter how much YOU eat unless
your digestive organs aseimilate the fat
making elements OF your food instead az
passing them out through the body As
What il needed is a means OF r.ntlv
urging the assimilative functions 81 ths
stomach and intestines to absorb the
oils and fefa and hand them over 70 the
blood, wnere they may reach the starved
Hhrupken. rundown tissues and build
them up. The thin Dersons body Il like
fatty materials Of which IA h Seinf de-.
pfived BY the failure OF the alimentarv
canal 10 take them from the food Tho
best way 10 overcome this sinful waste
q flesh building elements and 20 stop
s we ls .i,. OF fats Is TO use sarEol. the
that Is recommended 80 highly BY phv-
eiciana here ana abroad. Take a little
oarGol tablet With every meal and notice
how quickly your cheeks fiji out and
rolls OF firm healthy flesh are deposited
anele and ProiecsinE point sherman 4
Mcconnell Drug store, Omaha and Other
good druggists have SarEol. or can set III
from their wholesaler. and wills reftIn
your money. II YOU are not satisfied
eFs. IL 4 Inexpensive, easy 20 take and
Cautions While sareol has produced
remarkable results la overcoInlng nerf-
Gus dyspepsia aud general stomach
you are willing 10 eain ten pounds ~
more, for Il A. = wonderful flesh builder
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
Mitchell. Pierson.

The wedding OF Miss Jessie Maud
Pierson, daughter Of Mr. and Mira. A. J..
Pierson. and Mr.. Arthur n. Mitchell was
celebrated last evening at $50 o'clock at
the Calvary Baptist church. in the pres
encs OF large number OF friends
The Rev. Mr.. ]. A. Maxwell, pastor Of
Calvary Baptist church. performed the
ceremony
Mr. Lampman played the Lohengren
wedding march for the entrance OF the
bride and groom and the Mendelssohn
for the occasional.
During the ceremony Mrs. Robert zoe
man sang Cadman's AT Dawning." and
Miss Glare Siefken "changeless."
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms. ferns and Killarney roses.
The bride was attractive In a gown Of
white crepe meteor. deliberately trimmed
with chantilly lace and seed pearls. The
court tfsin was caught At the shoulders
with pearl butterflies. Her tulle veil was
held In place with orange blossome and
she carried shower bouquet Of brides
roses and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. n. 8. Heyden was the matron of
honor and was gowned IN pink Georgette
crepe, made round length and trimmed
with pearl pbssementere She carried an
arm bouquet or killarney roses
The ushers were Mr. Robert Yoeman
and eight Of the brides friends.
The girls were dressed alike in simple
gowns OF white brandy. made very short,
ana were the Misses Jewel Alexander,
Flower Alexander. Edna Williams, Marie
Williams, Esther Rawson. Emily Van
KtJra1 Glare Van Kuran and Qcnevieve
Van Kuran.
Mrs. Pierson. the brides mother. wore
gown OF pink crepe meteor. with white
hat. she wore a corsage OF pink sweet
peas.
There was no reception, and the young
couple left after the ceremony for the
west. They will be at home after July
10, in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

$1,000 damages for alleged alienation Of
her affections.
Tho defense maintained that the cloth
ing was not suitable 70 Mrs. McNeilrs
station In life and that - was evidence
that Mr.. McNeiIl failed to support his
wife properly.
Attorney w. r. Patrick for the defense
gave evidence OF formerly unreveaied
trait Of bashfulness when he exhibited
the various garments TO the jury.
At first II was easy.
This is the dress which Mrs. Mcneil
wore when she returned TO her parents
home" he announced. holding up the
garment.
He continued. as he started to pick up
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
Weddinr Announcement.

Miss Margaret X. Cispp. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Clspp OF Keystone
Park, and Mr.. Foster sullivan we're
quietly married on Friday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents. There
were no attendants and the Rev. Mr..
Maxwell performed the ceremony.
Miss Madge Mulumby of Fremont and
Philip II. Garnett Of Omaha were mar
ried ct the home OF the brides mother.
Mrs. Margaret Molumby. Saturday even
ing st Fremont. The Rev. w. H. Buss
OBLIGATED. The young couple have taken
wedding trip to Denver and on their
return VIII make their home in Dundee.
Mr.. Garrett IL cashier OF the Ford Auto
company and his bride for five years has
been employed az a stenographer In the
shoe department OF Hayden Brothers
store. A party OF their friends FROM
Omaha attended the wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
anothsr garment.

another garment:
"rhis-er-er-a- / say-a-I mean-this
garment was worn by Mrs. McNeill ~
the same time-I mean when she went to
her parents home
His embarrassment. however. was al
levisted by the fact that Judge Troup
and the jurors were also apparently suf-
fering from a degree OF nervousness.
a dress alleged TO have been given to
Mrs Mcneil by Mayor Thomas Hector
OF South Omaha figured in the testimony
Mrs Jewell. her step-mother. testified
that ii was given to the young woman in
return for office work done by her dur
ing Mr.. Hooters campaign for the
mayors office.
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With the visitors.

Mr. Frank L. Heycock OF Galloway.
Neb.. arrived at the fret OF the week to
meet his mother, Mrs. ella n. Haycock.
Of Calais. Me, and brother. Mr.. Allan
r. Haycock. Of New York City, who will
accompany him 10 Galloway for tho
summer. The party remained in Omaha
over Sunday.
Mrs. Julius Flrth OF Chicago is the
guest Of her brother. Mr.. Julius Dreifus.
and Mrs. Dioifus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred oohsendein OF 81.
Loms have arrived to be the guests OF
Mrs ochsendein's mother. Mrs seayers.
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Summer Plans

Miss Eleanor Renth, accompanied by
Miss Gertrude weeth and the Misses Myr-
tie and Edna Cole. will leave the first
part OF July for Mr.. Harry o'Neilrs
ranch in the western part of the state,
where they will be Mr.. o'Neilrs guests
for two weeks.
MI and Mrs Louis Nash and family
went 20 their summer home. Nashwood,
yesterday.
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Tuesday. June is. 1915.
By MELLIFICIA.

the time resident Of
A Omaha. novel
farfamed athlete Jim Coffey,
and as he baskng o
the when this cele
his the Plaza hotel
made the idol Of bell boys and
walters o o. all other guests
genial personality OF the marked and
aughinsy he
his clerical life than
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Afternoon Tea.

Mrs Thomas Brown entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon at her home. IN
honor Of her daughter. Mas Dorothy.
who returned In March from London.
England. where she attended school.
The drawing room. where the hostess re-
ceived her guests, was decorated with
Dorothy Perkins roses and the dining
room was sbloom with crimson rsmblers.
Assistins Mrs. Brown were. Mesdames
Lena Ellsworth Dale. Martin. Bush;
Misses Gladys Chambers and Myrtle
, Brown. About seventy guests called dur
ing the hours OF 3 and 6
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Lawyer Hesitates
In Description Of
Woman's Garment

Dresses and lingerie formerly worn by
Mrs. Lila Mcneil. pretty young wife.
were exhibited 70 a jury in District Judge
Troup's court in order that twelve men
might form an opinion whether George II.
Mcneil properly supported his wife while
she was living with him.
The articles OF clothing were placed in
evidence by attorneys for Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur c. Jewell parents OF Mrs. Nc
Nell. whom Mr.. Mcneil IL suing for
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

Dream" to be given at the Boyd thester
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. G. schonlau have re-
turned from ten days spent at Quincy,
H.. their old home.
Mrs. Cornelius Riley and children will
spend the summer in Seattle. the guests
Of Mrs. Riley's parents.
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At the Field Club.

Mrs. z. p. Boyer entertained In honor
Of AIRS. Preston Davidson. who leaves in
few days to make her home In Chicago.
The other guests were Mrs. william r.
Wood and Mrs. Ronald Paterson,
Mrs. Charles +. Crowley will entertain
sixteen guests at luncheon Thursday
Mrs. y. b. carrigan. ten. and Mrs. r. d.
Pollard. eight
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RAmeroahow.

The wedding OF Mig Emma Kramer.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ramer.
ana Mr.. Norman Cehow. son OF Nj. and
mrs. r. w. Cahow. was celebrated last
evening at o'clock at the home CT the
brides parents. The Rev Mr.. Coohey
OF the First Christian church perf~rmed
the ceremony In the presence Of the I'm
mediate relatives.
The bride wore a gown OF ivory crepe
de- chine made round length with a very
full skirt and pIeated BODICE. Her tulle
Veil Was caught with spray OF lilies
OF the valley and she carried shower
bouquet OF bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. Her only ornament was dia-
mond and pearl iayallere. the gift Of the
groom.
There were no attendants.
wedding dinner for the guests fol-
lowed the ceremony.
The house was beautifully decorated
With pink and white. Pink and white
sweet peas and large punches OF the
deep peonies were used thfonshost the
rocms.
The young couple left last evening for
Denver and Colorado sprlnga- The bride q
aoawsy gown was OF cream silk iaillc,
With this was worn a white hat.
Mr. and Mrs Cahow will be at home
after August Ina Omaha.
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At the Field Club.

The Misses oisa and Louise storE en-
tertained informally at luncheon today
AZ the Field club. A large basket OF
daisies decorated the table and fifteen
guests were entertained.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Helen croner will leave this even
ing for Kansas city to visit her aunt be-
fore the latter leaves for an extended
trip 20 the coast Mas croner will not
be able to take her part In the Artists
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AZ the Country Club.

Reservations for dinner At the regular
dinner dance for Wednesday evenin,
have been made by Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Judson and Mr.. and Mrs Charles ID
Beaton.
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With the wsyfarers.

AIR william l.. Holman, accompanied
by Mrs. Hickman and son. Max, left Sat
urday night for q three weeks trip to
the California exposition.
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In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

Mrs Edward A. Pegsu Is spending the
day with friends in Fremont.
Jack Baldwin left last evening for the
Pacific coast. where he plans to spend
the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

= donetior party viii be siVen Wednes-
day. 1gne p, a. the fetflement house
fot The benefit o. the summer camp Mas
Hoefn 81 he juvenile court uiil address
the Settlement Woman's club on Thurs
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Dehutante BRIDGE Clnh.

The Debutante Bridse club postponed
its regular meeting for today. The Nom
bers viii be entertained Tuesday OF
next week. at the home OF Miss Marion
Kuhn.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

day evening. June II. and July the
Dramatic club, under the direction Of
Miss Mary Irene Wallace, viii give their
play. The Merry wives of Windsor"
at Hanscom park.