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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
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'Stcpbcn H Sorluopo oil Galput
SS Sellers imO 5rou 9Ir 2i39 a..
SmolhpoooaStr.
Sicp6en g. S>orlpooo mo Srou an
Slribllt @. @rolpn, Eruitce glr 290l
9clmont 9(pc
2pitlcton .. @nrncll mo Srnl al
ocnIel6cn 9lr. 1928, s4indeiter- Ctr.
2icicI6en al glrt6im 6. Sroipu, 8
@rnnOitiidc.
EicleI6cn al oGnoommcnt @uilo
Of Ct 9lmc's @orii6" Or 1896,
g8iufeiier-Str.
Gicicl6en al Clara @l. 9roipn
9lr. 1924 Niudciter Str.
Sobu Z. Eono6ue al nYartpielp
.. g. s. a." Gillette GlrlcD. nobc
8lect.Str., u bci GIG.
Com. $. YrDcr Ii. ". an Yeter 9.
Steiport uno 6rou Siioicifc ISol.
Inns. nobc @nlosfisStr., 1873 bel 80.
SEQ s. 9rouoenburg on SsrocI
WlorgoIiS, 3 @runOitiide.
@5iiitao q Stlcns Ii. g.. 9ruitce,
OH Clarence S1ompion SaOicitc
,Srcocrid glpc, nobe @cntoloii.Str., /
@rim0Iiiid.
@lorcirc @onpion mo .5roll an
@ldtaO u. 5dllenS IL a.. Gruitces, 9
@rinOitiidc.
g1lOreip 6. 93risroerimO 5rou all
gSm. y. 4rice, Gillette Gcoor .gtue..
no6c SO. Str, 1876 bci 90.
SonteS $. Spence inns 5rou all
SSr. u 9}ricc. Siooitieite Ge0or-
9(oe., nobe I Siry 1876 BEL 100.
Senrp Sdluinoer mo iSrou all
9lnna S. Grciioergoit 8eltieiie Gin
ipooo.glOc., uobe Seiierion~Str, t4.6
bel 20.
GIi5o u S9iIior Grnitcc oil Sen.
reov &ia q. .. g. 8. r., gSenleite
s)orf &ooO, nate 81, ctr, IA bel
1917.
naenneOD Sill q. .. & 8. a." an
Sliie 2. 9enn. Neitieite yorf @ooo,
nobe 81. SIR. IA bel 7S71s.
Siiiie 2. Yenn onSomes N}c2ucer,
@eltieite yorf &ooo, ro6c 81. Str,
II bel 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
Der GirnnOciscutlulmsmurft.


Giel C8cIo ii cincr llcbcrtroolnus IN
98inoior.Sias iupoIput. ~ @Io-
nc iiir cine yaraSc an Der
GborleS Str. 9lnOcrc GriutOs
ltiidS Erausattioncii.
DaS GiaCntblnn scr .9I0p eng
lanO equitable Sniuroncc So" IN
ser @iiior.SiIl. .Wegcuo. pcitIi6 bon
@albroof lit eeitcrn pon 9ru, epb-
RAIN @iudt fiir uuaeidbr 100000
ongetouit morOen. 1as Gjrlui0itiid
uhiobt anBcr oem 9onoe % iii.
uoacnoetc Cottages, uuO &r. MatbI
beabiittiet, pcitcre 100000 Sort
auSjugebeu, inu Die Cottages fcrfg
5il moden, oic an ser @utemat- iuo
all ocr Carlisle glpcnlie crribtet mer-
ocn. IS miro erportpt, oob iit int
bcporitcbcuocn 5riibioDrr bic 8au-
tbotieteit bciohOcrs III icner @eoeuo
bcOCiitcit0 bcben luirD.
Die @aroec. ipeIbc sic 6irma g5 .
G. Sddion & So al ocr Charles.
u0r6Iim Ron Brciior StraBG, crrih-
ten laiicr miro, ioa 81 bci 150 SUB
sroB iruo 5pci 9todlperfe bod ipcr-
0cn.
Der glrditcft Soicp6 q. SpcvrD
bat oic 9Iduc iuio Spc5iiifotioncn
fiir oen 9lcr6ou oeS G5ebdilocs fir
oeu 1GbtiitIiben &crciu SSiiu0rr
6raucn0 an ocr Gde bon YnrT 9Iue.
ino 6rouflin.StraBc ousgcgcbcn.
Sr. SSobn 5. GarIiu bat all ocr
9Iibburton.g(oeuue ein 9tiid 2onO
gctauit, ouf mclhcm CT cine sci.
5lnlgcanlagc fiir oic S06uier ciurih.
ten IoNcu mill, oic CT oiii Ocni 30
gder oroben @ruuoiliioe al Ocr 9lib.
burton glucnuc, no6e 9lciitcrstopn-
gIuenllc, crridten ldbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

nornt iuor0en, iuclmcS iiber 0ic Sis
tiiotion Scr Baltimore G6clopcotc-
gItlantic No1n.Go. III @c5ug ouf sic
ichS Gnmpicr Der 9ai-&inicn ctuen
@eriMt critottcn ioII. GoS Gomitc
bcItebt aus Sen fol9cn0en &errcn:
Seen Compton @r0iiOcut Scr Gbcia-
peofc Stcomibip 60, &orlibcr, un0
Gorl ". grop, @r6iiOcnt Der g8c-
itcru WiorplouS Giicnbobn; &obcrt
8. Gobcrts, SS. o. &urlt lmo 3. 9.
StcIport ToSiel6c ioIl GIN 0iepitog
9cridt critottcn
S9ie aus gSaibiueton beridltct
.lpurOc, Dot bic @cDoroe ser Syngenicn.
re Dem Gougrcb cine @crluilliguna
bon $S76,000 fiir oic @crbeiieriiuG
ocS 9oItinorcr &ofcuS cnipfoDIcn
GS miro cuportct, Oab Scr GonereE
iofort 100000 fir sen @cgrn Oci
9lrbeitcn onpciicn miro.
Gic Baltimore Sbio.Yobn" bat
acitcrn 80 ncile W1ifooo .2ofomoti.
ben bel ocn %oIowin.2otomotibe.
SSerIcu IN &biloocIpbio beitcQt. 0css
qlcihcn foil bic 2tnu42ofoniotiDcr-
Co. III 2ino, Gbio, 5cbn 9fougicr.
Sotonlotipcn GCrltcGcn.
Serr Scnrp g. GoDis. Scr @rGii
Dent ser rGool & Gofc So" poit
y8cit GirGinieiL fonl gcitern nod
Baltimore imO 6otte cine Gonicrcn5
nit oem @r6iiOcnten scr n@eitIiber
MurplGnoer s9o6it." Sor. GooiS mar
6onoioot fir oic GiSe. 9rGlioent
ihait ser Ser. Stoaten ouf otnt II.
Diet mit Srn. g(lton 9. 9Sorfcr iluS
Itcbt icet i'm 93. Scbtnsio6rc. CT
Oriidtc 0ie Soffnuug ans, ooB cS ibm
'bersonlt iciu uoee, icincu 100. 05c
'0urtStog qIS HroF6cnt ieiucr Cont.
pognic 3Il fciertl.
Sic 0u Eont.@crfc bab0t cine
IioiOen0e Dolt 81 SroSent crtl1rt,
mo ojc Millionaire iino bcuod)rid)iiot
wcrocp onB Die TipiOcnoe IN ctg.
/ lid irau50iiidci Bombs bc5abIt wcr-
Ocll miro. Die ocraOe icet cbeniallS
dui 91 ije0cn. Dir Eu @outs9Scric
bo6cn fiir $30,o00,0O0 iol6sr BONDS
bon @lorgon iibcrnolnmcn imo fon-
nea 0icielben MIN oui feinc ouocrC
@eiie loSncrOeu. gSenu Die 0cut'
idheu Jest 6rantreid) bcliegclt, Ooiil
Oiiritc oic pi0oIihrcit cintrctcu ooB
oicic @onoS iiir ipertbloS crfldrt pcr'
Oca Ncnr Qltalaiio olIciu miro bic
ieIbcn nidlt bcjablcii ibolion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
9cr @cIOmarh.

S6IoB scitcrH 601it fie6eriidb. - Oh
&out 9julocr So. bc5obIt 81 0i,
oiOcnoc in cusliidl froli5oiiic6en
9onOS. Die GosOen.glfticlt
5icbcn Die 9luimcrfionlfeit ouf
iif.
gscS5 elmer gSohc itarfcn &onocIs
nit &ertbpopieren idIob ser 9eui'
lcuntorIt eeitcrn Wtittug IN GoIgc Ocr
Hodridtcu aus Sronfrcih bodit fie.
bcrii@ ltn0 eiu gIuOraug 5lun gerfolI-
fc pon 9Iftieu moNte iid gcIteHo, lmO
bcocuteuoc &erhtlic purOcn bcricb.
tct.
0os wicbtiaite GrciguiB oui Ocm
aciiriaen Nldrftc mar ocr ecmoItioc
9IufidmiIug Ser GosScn.9lfticn, sic
10M crreidtcu. 9(nf scr @oric
pur0c Gin Soll 6cfennt. nobel Gin
@lonu init $4,000 imerbol6 mcni
ger Nlimltcn ourb Spcfidation in
GoSOen.glftict niCbt ipcniacr ais
$4,000 reiuts @cIo cinbcinItc.
@ciiern iicI ollh Der 10 mortont
bcrportrctcnoc GcrfouicOrtd aui Oie
cugIiid Z fraiB0iiiGeu gonSS fort,
bic MIR iucniac 2ie66abcr fonOcn
Der 9urS ser Bombs mid bis onf 81
5iriid.
Gin peiteres gutcS .3ei6en luor
es, 0ab lid SoS Sntcreiic nocb Iun..
ger gouic iDie0cr cinmal Oen gab.
men juiudu0tc, Die bisbcr ooIlitdnNig
pcrnodloiii9t poren. 9}oneutIid
oic Soblcnbo6ncn Dorer 6cac6rt oi
icu6ar IN 5oIDc Scr g}at,ridt Oob
Die gElSiihter olii cine Gcrit0nSi-
gune nit Ocn gum Strifc gcnciatul
Gergarbeitcru giiHitig ieicn. 9Incb pic
@ctoIlpcrtbe mareh rcge gcfraot It.
actUouuen OIL ECrrain. 9Imcrican
SncItiug boltcn ibrc GllortoIs 81
pibeuoc bon ciucn @ro5ert rcitlib
Gercir.
Il. 2. Stecl iporcn icit iueun lid
sic aiws6cmc5in9. aud in cuact
ejrciBcu belt. Die aricGs Spejio.
litotcn, Sic &etrqlenm gScrtbc. @1er.
coutiIc Mlorinc 9rcfcrrcS, lliiteO
6ulit ino sic 3iidcr-9Itticr idmaut.
ten jiuddit unbciiduSid. 9Im mel.
itcn begebrt parcr 9lucricon Noo,
len, oic itorf BON Ocr GrTlGrung 6r
critcu Tiuiocuoc bon ~ 9rojcnt
proiitirtcr, ioipic bon scr Itorfcn Or.
b0biii9 scr Ginna6ulem sic gnu
aroBtcr Tbcilc oiii reidlib lo6ucnoc
aricgSlicicruugeh jurHf 81 fiibrcr
iino.
Begcn SthIB ilniitc oic glfiipitGt
etipas ob, a6cr sic TcuScnj bIicb
fcl &ociiic MaiI, Sic cine imcrs
iportctc Hcnaitaucc erIcbtcu iticgCh
nm oE2 Elnttc dlit 23la bet oerbd!ts
uiGnloBia arobCm lluliatc
Ter gluSmcis scr gttdiiou, Scr
5ipcitci ocr oroBeu @obueit bic be-
rcits iibcr ibrc Smmor Giruo1nEr
beriHtcte, modtc cinen iebr eiiuiii.
gen ginOrud. Ter 9cridlt 5eiet cine
&eir 3inobnic oou $4,000, S(ud
bon SnOiitric @eiel(ifaitcu luoeu
giinitige 9crihtc Dor.
Gic Solture ocS 9onOs.@lorftcs
Iiudr uurcgclm0Big bei oerminocrtcn
llmioscu.
SSn eincr Spe5iolpcrlouumIing ocS
oGcreins Der aouilcItC uno 6obri.
fniten" lit bonn @rGIiOcnten GbaS.
6. Schooner Gin Siulfcr- Gonite CT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
Mrntidr SdlliIl,rnfet

@afcr. N 3ufu6r o3U3 Wlllhcl.
Gerianot uol ocn Glcpotorcn 6233
@nihcl; Gleodtorcrs9orrotb ii0,757
9uihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

lusldIe ~ iparen pHnihcH unb grphe ober
lidlen Mb5abliingen anleaen u5nCH, tpn eS Idl
~ elngen Sabrcn iHcbt wie perDnppelt 1eif
oiierireH gyohe gm gclcgcuc cJruHbifde IN
lila Wa0a, Dcr uenru EDrildbt 2cpcu
Gic aBr CJclb Test uH, bumit Gle nle niehrlaen
Jinten crBalteu eruuhithdc 625I bel 25O,
aud 1875 BET 30, fir pcnlpsr alo 1 Gents pro
Guaorntinn. &lro Bah 15 Gents pro Qua,
bratfnh ipertb Teiu. 0emeuilrie Qjaualprae, ma.
lGbnmifrie Strnben, urfnnbe Mnb Wdraniit htS
Gitec nit cinaeidluHen; ciHe 0jeIegeubeil Cir
tepenS5et. Nappeu. Siloer nnO polIs @iu5elu.
ueiteu 5n crbalten uon
SiiflarO ". GOOt,
-. @y. IA, 1R.asriusteu. siraes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

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eiaoi. mn siaaiS scrutialm
Dorblnno icr. 1925. ..h.... l0l
Baltimore eiaoraIteu. Caso)
baltimore cilp alAcr. ioso.., as
Baltimore sim 3Ncs. tolo.. 90
baltimore Gin Ter, iest.. COX 100
5our @iliou 9Hcr ioa5..n 20
5ntcrnal 2mpt sllcr ie2s. u. %
Scpcroac 9Ncr iosO..-.... So
5aS nne Glsetri5tiai.
Baltimore electric 5er Cs9.... 99%
Baltimore 9Ieciric pio, -..~ As
Goni Is. 0. 9. W'ia. Der 1889 1865 io1%
Conf eaS iMer. .....,..... 93% "a
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Conf q. s. q. y y. +. pio.. tisM iii
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

3n uctmiclbtn.
n 100000 bro Sahr mieibci cine 90 Ndcts
oa9fn uno gsobnhnic init Sinimcrr nno
mSle n6ibipcn glrBcnQcbdubcit Siinirt "a
,mSSllen on Noucrato glodo por baltimore
mlo annapolis Gccgen am lfaaOibN Niper.
Nan5uiraQen ylr. 25Je, Wlnbifpn glpcnnc
NSeh25-271
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

gir 1925 SitYrcion zir.. nn1c Ntndomch
9,lodip, z 3iumc. @0o. Acranno mo slbbune
NSliul tn quicuf ,'uilNnhc. gdrrdln. W. H
~siabnh, fl &ieisNrnh 9ir
lOcbr20-M Mdr33
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Sssatsain.@erfani in @rnnSeisentgnm
o"eih6diae nub breii5dise wsaubduirr init
SIN Sernnoas6rpat ~ Bnrgalu'freiien.
hos1ue @inSclbeiien i1rreu bonn Mniprud8sEcs
,,enleni erlnnQt ipcrnen.
uhlteo etnice 8loelitB & 0;nnrnHiB SO.
a. Sclephuu: St Qoul $50
AottNt: 6nluctt. uno 4trmans Strnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Vlnc Nddcrci felt 90 tddrcu ciablirl hai
80 Nndoieil: pcr6rnud)l 20 5diler Wcb pro
1nSSoSpe; olIc moncrnen Aeonemlth thIeticli sta9t
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&llo 3iim Gpicrprei9. gsndAiraecn pei
~m; Z. sSain 9ir. G2i, stlrlns-Strahs.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
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1898 9uidlcl. GIcpotorcr 0orrot6
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m Slnc nut pcbcnoc @dferct nii Nonlc nnS
nlhlucric 9a,1j'i0Bcil I'M .Hewtten
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Sds,nlililnQ iiio Sane: icir puiIenb I ihn9c
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@uideI; &crianot 1929 @uidel;
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8m uerEanfcm.
$1,000 nnO $1675
TOnlmarOs sGeimc

am sails 9lonb g'onIcuar6,
3mildlcn A. SiroHc uno 8obentoii BdrIpnb.
I'm @cuts SirabeHhnbnlinie. glnners sSicueru
Q Qrobc Simmer uno Hno; neuc Drainage;
eriericuIier; Serduods6ronl.
B7 bnpOn Ocrfnnft.
BIS 10 gIbcubS often Gebr lciCbic Heoingungen
,,The JiCllaHcc Wcnlt1 Co."
Nlan nebme lRt. g8aibineion Glcliriide mn0
lteiae al orr a.. Strnbe ab (Gft25,1S)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

~ passed-some bridal affairs, and the final
IA openings OF the country clubs. The an
n nouncement OF the engagement OF Miss
a a. Louise Storz and Mr.. Earl Buck fitted in
deceratively giving just requisite touch
OF romance. The newspaper reading public is the
same old public that buys the novels and all the
publishing house men will tell you that it is the
book with the love motive strongly pronounced that
sells.
Saturday evening, Judge and Mrs. Duncan NJ
Vinsonhaler announced the engagement of their
daughter, lsabel-and then the promised romance
was out-ior there rumor floating for over
month that one OF the seasons debutantes
gagged.
The big church wedding OF Miss Harriet Metz
will be Wednesday evening at All Saints Much in
tcrest has conferred about the marriage OF this popu
lar second year girl ever since her engagement was
announced last winter, Just preceding her serious
illness and going into quarantine. The details OF
the wedding will not be given out until the happy
event itself descoscs them, although the names OF
the attendants were announced nearly month
passed.
Everybody enjoys to read OF a new engagement
or to hear OF one, whether the heroine and hero are
close friends or as distant as the characters OF a
story. 1t has been an odd week all year that has
not provided an interesting wedding or engagement
and many the Sunday has the society page been
crowded with the pretty pictures OF brides real hero
ines OF real romances.
Aud yet some silly people will ask In their short
thinking way, why do papers carry society pagesl
AS 1t every society editor does not know that a line
lu her column stands score at times better chances
81 getting read than ~ any other section OF the
THE world ,hatfs dscontentedly Al lie greater
patt q ils own workings thr hard, The terrible the
brutal the pAtheae tHg sordld Jhe seusational and
% Eofs ~ show wins thc society page has Tho best
~ ~ as Team Webster book has over one hy
1otkf he people do want ta Heat about tie en.
sAktwcnta ta hafe q proved tu them that men and
NNnrn gan SSH love hey want ~ hear an about
t1c hrdc WIAi hrus loHr lal her thf flowers on
.e luncheon Table. He Showers following her 10
~, tN.f 4Iiaf HntlHa Deg s3Wn fud wanting 30 know
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Friday

Friday
Luncheon for Miss Elizabeth Congdon, Mrs.
Arthur Rogers, hostess.
Paramount Whist club Mrs. NJ. Kline, hostess.
Motoring picnic for Miss Elizabeth Congdon,
Mrs. Walter Roberts, hostess.
Saturday,
Dinner for Miss Elizabeth Congdon, Country
club, given by Mr. and Mrs. George Redick
Country club dnner-dancc.
Dinner for the Donald McFerrens, given by
the Misses Elizabeth and Meliora Davis.
Tea for Mrs. NJ. A. Woodruff, Mrs. {. J. Hub
bard, hostess.
Weekend dinner dances at Country. Field
Happy Hollow, Seymour Lake and Carter
Lake clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

REAT events, no matter how dignfied are
often enlivened by humorous accompani-
ment, which fact was never better illus
Il trated than by the genuine fun that has
been gotten out of the now famous list Of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Tuesday
BrowncII Han commencement.

Browncl Hall commencement.
Happy Hollow dinncr-dancc
Dinner for Schnorr- Metz bridal party, Omaha
club given by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Metz.
Original Cooking club, Mrs. Moshier Colpetzer,
hostess.
Evening party for Prettiest Mile Golf club,
Mrs. George w. Covert, hostess.
Sermo club closing meeting, Mrs. J. f. Good
rich, hostess
Sojourners' club Of Malva White Shrine, Mrs
J. l.. Van SAINT, hostess
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Pretty Omaha Girl and Merry Bridal Party
CLUBDOM
Calendar Of Club Doings


Tuesday,
P. E. O. Sisterhood, chapter B. p. Mrs. ]. C.
Gelwicks hostess, 2:30 p m.
Society of American Widows Y. w. c. A.,
p. IN.
Business Girls council, luncheon and prayer
meeting, court house, II TO o'clock
Benefit concert for Parkyale Presbyterian
church, Mrs. George Wood, hostess, p m
Wednesday,
Omaha Suffrage association, Mrs. Thomas
Brown, hostess ESQ p M
Thursday
Society Of American Widows, Y. W. c. A,
7:45 p. IN.
Benson Baptist Missionary circle Mrs. G. II.
futile hostess
B. L. S. club Of Benson, evening party, ST
Bernards hall
Friday
West Omaha Mothers Culture club annual
meeting, Mrs. ] White, hostess, $50 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Wednesday

SchnorrMetz wedding, AT Saints church, 8
p, IN.
Dinner for the Donald MeFerrens, Country
club given by Miss Mildred Butler and Mr..
Willard Butler.
Luncheon Tor Miss Elizabeth Congdon and
bridal party, Mrs Ross b. Towie, hostess.
w. w. club, Mrs. ]. Kelly McCombs, hostess
Confirmation receptions.
Country and Field club dinner dances.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

PLACID week, socially speaking, has
passed-somc bridal affairs, and the final
openings OF the country clubs The an
= Louise Storz and Mr.. Earl Buck fitted in
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Thursday.

Field Club Sewing circle meeting
Happy Hollow ladies' luncheon.
Swastila club Mrs. {. H7-Weber, hostess.
Dinner at South Shore Country club, Chicago
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George Bfandeis.
Luncheon for Mrs. Richard {. Rilenbericle
Mrs. Eva Wallace, hostess.
Omaha Womans Press club luncheon, Fonte
nellie.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Damrosch Talks of Composition
That viii Be Played in Omaha

/ The trsncoutincntal tour of the New
/ York symphony orchestra with Josef
Holman. the famous Russian pianist, as
, the soloist during the months Of March
1 April and May OF this year playing At
the omaha Auditorium Friday night
March %. naturally brings into the public
eve walter Dsmrosch. who has been th,
conductor Of this great orchestra for the
last thirty-two years. Wherever Or
. chcstral music is known aud loved iu the
new world, Walter Damrosch l. called
the Dean Of American Conductors" ." bat
great es is his fame ss q conductor. his
skill as a composer bids fair to surpass
his long acknowledged supremacy with
the baton
or the recent pamrosch works. one Of
which will be presented here. the in.
cidental music to "Iphigeuia In Auls" and
the "Medea' Of Euripidcs written, for
Miss Margaret Anglins productions Of
these two Greek tragedies at the INT
yersity Of California last summer. much
has been written and everywhere the new
compositions have been received with
expressions OF unadulterated Joy. whio
the opinions OF the critics are always in
terestinC the viewpoint OF the composer
himself Is here set down 50 that frst
hand knowledge OF the why's and where
foros may be used in the language OF the
man who has cXerted such a wide In
/ fluence on music In America
! Says Mr Damrosch. 81 am not a slave
/ TO the Archaic. I think Il Is folly for a
/ modern composer. appealing to modern
/ tastes. 10 ignore the marvellous develop
mcnt In the art OF music, and turning his
| back on the modern orchestra. to try
/ 10 reproduce the ancient Greek scales. n
such practice in the music we're to bc
! logically operative In modern presenta-
tion OF Greek drama. then the star herself
would not appear, but "A masked and
stilted gentleman would assume the roles
which Miss Angln makes marvellous. No
! only employed one Of the forms OF the
Greek scale. incidentally and measerly
as, for instance when I wanted a priests
march or TO suggest an ancient oere-
monial, I did not seek to out-Strausa
Strauss in my Instrumentation There II
no suggestion OF the horror I'm the music
OF Strauss orchestra when John the
Baptists head In cut off
Il am unalterably opposed to such de
basement OF the noble art OF music.
Lave sought In the 'Medea episode, wher
tho children are murdered off stage to
and the horror OF the act. but my mean,
hope. are the legitimate means OF music
Both Miss Anglin and myself were ir
complete accord concerning the aims tC
be kept In View throughout these pro
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Little Katherine
Remains with Her
Foster Parents t S

Little Katherine Newman-Green will re-
main In Omaha with her foster parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Green.
The bitter legal battle which was being
fought In district court ended at least
for the time being-yesterday evening
when the Juvenile judge handed down the
decision that the pretty 7-year-old girl
should remain with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton
Green. oil North Flfty-first street Green
is a well-to-do business man.
Katherine's real father. a poor cobbler.
who returned some time ago from Eugene.
Ore, to claim his daughter, left the
girl in strange hands several years ago.
She endured many hardshlps. finally
being taken into the Green home and
adopted, not legally. however. Her life
with the Greens has been happy.
At the hearings in court when Katherine
was asked IL she wanted to go to oregon
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

MASSIVE COLON IAL m-~
DRESSDRS. Like illustration. &
Made OF solid oak, finished golden.
These are large, massive dressers,
copied after the modern Colonial
styles; have heavy French bevel plate
mirrors, supported by large Colonial
standards. Massive four HAn ~
drawer base. wood pulls. N' IN
Worth $3.50. Sale 9IksIJ
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
DOANE HAS BETTER
OF TRIANGLE TALK
Debaters from Crete Win Twice. to
One Win by Bellevue
Clan.
CoTNER Is TWICE DEFEATED

At Bellevue-Doane won from
Bellevue college.
At COtner-Beilevue won from
Cotner.
At Crete-Doane won from Cot
ner.
Doane college debaters won twice in
triangular contest staged Friday and
Bellevue won once. Cotner lost in each
debate
The stage was set at Bellevue. At Crete
and at Bethany. Bellevue lost at home
and won away. Doane won at home and
al Bethany and Cotner lost At home and
away.
The question: Resolved, That the
United States should Immediately and
Substantially increase its armament"
The decision was unanimous against
Bellevue In favor Of the Doane team at
Bellevue. The teams we're as follows:
Bellevue AffirTnatIve-Randall BiArt
Samuel Klnnier aud Jack Phelps.
Doane, Negativc-Messrs. Daniel Hob
son and WertZ.
Judses--E. !. slmonds. e. r. Leigh and
Charles a. Goss.
Doane won by unanimous decision from
Cotner at crete. The teams:
Dosne. Affirmative-Roger Batter, Jo-
seph Belka and Ray Nedrow.
Cotner, Negative-Paul Kennedy, Glenn
MCRae and Orville johnson.
Judges-John Tully OF Crete. County
Attorney Glenn Nenrick and o. y. Nc
llnsy.
The choice was also unanimous in favor
OF Bellevue at Bethany. where Cotner
met Bellevue. The teams
Cotner, Affirmative-Garland Nichols
Alonzo knight and l.. \. Brumbaugh.
Bellevue, NegRtive-Garwood Richard.
son, Bernlce Miller and Seymour Smith
| Judges-Don J.. Love, Judge g II. Sedg
| wick and Frank A. Harrison.