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sorry to say that l have not always
FOUND 1t so. in my profession. But II
may prove itself in this case"
I'd be delighted to have you come
June replied heartily. I'm rather ex-
cited about the idea of joining forces
with you and-oh!"
She broke off suddenly and put her
hahd TO her throat. 1t was bare. Her
pearl pendant was gone, She twisted
Arounu with lightning rapidity. drag
ging Lamar around with her. The
portieres of JaDanese silk we're partei
slightly. Protruding from the opening
was white hand with slender. taper
inE fingers. Hanging from the over
manicured fngertips was o pendant OF
| pearls. Emblazoned on tic back Of
| the hand was an Irregular circle Of
| brilliant scarlet.
| Lamar spranG to his feet. iumpe l
ever tho hench md tore tn" porti"rcs
| from tho heavy bras9 poles that sup
! ported them. lie found himself IN \
little oblonG recess. Directly in front
| OF him vas long window opening
| presum bly, on the porch.
| With muttered mprec:. ton he threw
| himself at the closed window, eXpectint;
Ilt to give Tho force Of his onslaught
| shattered several OF the small pancs.
| lut his progress was blocked by n
! wicker porch settoe.
| Unable to check his speed he tum-
! bled headlong over this settee AMI
landed bruised against the outer rail
| Of the porch.
(To be continued tomorrow
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(Synopsis of Previous Irsiallments.)

June Travis, a Red Circle appearing ON
her hand, discovers that she Is the daush-
ter OF Circle" Jim Borden, who triea io
destroy his family and Its Rel Cree
birthInark OF CRIME. June, plying the
noor, Eobs a loan shark and is almost
caught py Detective Lamar. Mary tne
nurse, clears June and the latter, IN
mans garb. rcscuc3 an incrinind'ins 90 CO.
from the police. sean climbing III iei
boudor window, Jane Is IN DANGER OF pa
Ing her secret surriscL ~ Mrs. Travis
Chief If Police Allen aud lamar a a
bafhed by the appearance OF the licd
Circle on the mans" hand, wien me. one .!
the policemen had seen OH theI "'ah
that took the coat.
smiling" Sam Eosan. a former pal OF
Jim Borden's. but nov reformed coo-
bier and jewel fence IS Visited oy lalnar, na,s
In the hope that he might thro" so''e
Lamar r,:r::ps old EasaN without learn
Ing anything TO add 20 his sina,! store ot
I'M formation vi h regard - the history o'
June ne" enters ter ''i i,e shop to VA old l,asan
farewell before going away Tor me sun SUN
mer, in time to save Lamar rom M Mnlui
dcrous attack by the old cohbler. @ @i.anosF
promises to call AT their hcnre IN Surfton'
Plans for the trip absorb him ana ne ior-
gets EaSan for the present,
Easen sends his confederate. Anna "a
Sale, TO operate at the ST t:on Hotel bal
with painted Red circle rs Dina;
At the beach, June Travis steals M aiIa
throws into the ocean terrible war
secret.
She makes successful getaway IN
small boat. while the men who lost tte
plans in their search for the thiet WIN
the Red circle on he" hand are arrested
Tor annoying women.
One OF them Tod Drew. we'll known 20
lamar, tclcgraphs for the detective. On
the saIno train With the detective ,s Allua
LaSalle, acconlplice of Sailing sam.
who has come TO Surfton TO operate. me
men are at the station to meet l-amaF
Walking along the beach discussing 'he
case, they meet June.
After EXCHANGING plcasantries, they p r.
with an understanding that they are an
TO BE- Drescu; at the ball to lie held IN h,e
botel that evening. Mary and Mrs. Travis
aCCC:lDaiin June
At the ball Lamar erdea Fors 70 monopo-
lie June 20 tie discomfort or Mary, who
fears that the red circle Will appear on
June's land in his prsserCe Alma a
Sales first theft nets her diamond
brooch and the loser. stout woman,
loudly proclams her loss
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DEATHS

On Thursday morning, Janu-
sry 20 1915, ALICE beloved daughter OF tile
late bernard and Mary McWiliams FIT
patrick
Funeral from her late residence, l4o1
Rhode Island avenue northwest, Mon Ia
morning January "a, at $3.50. Requiem
mass at st Matthews Church. 10 o clock.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
MILANa-On ThursdsY January 20. 1915, at
$40 p. M, JOSEPH DUDLEY, beioved son
OF Henry q. and Bessie q. Milans. aged
seven years and eight months.
Funeral from his parents residence, 1888
Meridian place northwest on SATURDAY. Jan
uary -, at y. m Friends md relatives
invited. Jnterment private.
STAPLEs-Suddenly. on wednesday night,
January 10. 1915. at the residence OF her
daughter, Mamie u. Morris, eH Fourth
street northeast, Mrs. FARAH &. STAPLES.
aged siXty-cight years
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF TlE INTERIOR. w.;
inslon. January J., t@ts. Sosl"I |rnN,rN.
viii be received At this ucparIru,It IN Il =
p. m. Thursdar. February !. lHlb. Aui ;,.l
opened for the 'urnlshnc O. laror AM y
I:riai, unless Otkcr,.!se lDrciilNu. icVa:r'.i g.
pIa steriug. psinlng, aul dsrorstInc tnr Nj /.
strcet c0rriLor, thirrl nuor, iar.n, D.'".
HuildinE. Washington. u. G., in accord, .
with specifications tor the work. at N h.th
copies can he obtained Jronl the rhier ,'c.'>
Of the Department. The right Is itfcs',l to
reject any and all hniS. or to a,rrp "r = ic :
an, part thcrco, in the discretion ~ !t,.
Secretary. Proposals Shorh b" cc,urel.. tn-
N<lopeI marked ''nroU.Sal i"r rls-..'r -.
painting and dcvora ;mG. Patent O,fir,' N'.lhI
ing" and be addressed 10 he Secretary .
Interior. 30 Sweeney. Assistant SecraiA',,
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Vital Records
Births.

Charles II. and Ruth II. Brown, boy.
Thomss Joseph and Mary Ellen Williams,
boy.
Francis n. and ssIlie Weller, sirl.
william l.. and Margaret Wathen. boy.
Edward w. and Norma Thomss, girl.
Willism y. and Gertrude Brown, girl
Giroiomo and Tercsina Curruto, girl
Ma jor and Dora Head. girl.
George and Marie Williams, boy.
William A. and Mabel r. Warner, girl
Louis and Rebecca Fletcher, boy.
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IN MEMORlAM

(Sstices for this column are sccsp:ed At 80
cents fiat, either prose Or poetry. IN case no
ics does not exceed ten Lines. And ~ cents
for each line In excess Of ten,
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any UAtlondl'S' ~" - Az "i"' "
G. r.
TRADES.
New Jersey.
,i3-5 Middlcsex Co. one tinsmith desired;
Young German preferred For roohng ana
different kinds OF sheet metal work IN
building line s556-s3 PD. No. Tr. mrs
PD.
Pennsylvania.
S7s-i26s Philadelphia Co. one engineer
wanted ANY white Es. Married or single
Usual hours Regular wages.
DOMESTICS.
Maryland.
s6T-2C20 Baltimore Co. One single woman
for general housework. Any ES, 'lS fM'
Bal. no Tr.
New York.
8I7-"00I KINGS Go. one single woman Iot
general housework and care uf chidTen.
German tor POLISH. 1881 Pm and home.
No 1r.
Pennsylvania.
ss7-2osl. Lehish Co Two single women AZ
waitress and cbamberwork. SIS Pm, room.
board and Laundry. Tr. adv.
Virginia.
$1,000 Alexandria Co. one single woman
for general housework. swedish, Nerves
ian. Es necessary. s15-SEo Pm, depending
on work. Good home. Tr. adv. from New
York city, and deducted.
sIB-1t2s. Norfolk Co Wanted about "a mer
or women to manufacture pants on powei
sewing machnes. Average beginner MoGlt
earn N-S PW without e%perenesD: ex
periencsd can average sio-sl2 pW. NO Tr
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ClAIRVOYANTS
NJ SPENCER

THE WORLDS .aUeI CELEBRATED
PALBlST AND rLAIR\ UYANT
STUDIO, 1915 18th ST. \. W.
CONSULI Tiils Glr'l RID LADY AND lie
ESTl ANU SINCERITY OF HER WORK.
II YOU are III trouble OF any kind, discon-
tented. unhappy, hays had bad iuCk, or any
troubles that snmoy you. N. Spencer will tell
you auout them and how TO overcome them.
Her advice and assistance have made thou
sands hspp! SHE HAS EARNESTLY DE
\OTED ukii LIFE 40 IuE EXCLUSIVE
STUDY uF HER PRUFESSlON, AND
STANDS TO-DAY WlTHOI AN EQCAL IN
llER WORK. She las mastered every Sc
las Thoroughly usNsioped every phase OF
mental IneUuunshIp. ALL WHO ONsLLT
THAT CAH he HAD IN HER LINE. Ihe
Madam" MIIl refuse 10 accept any lee unless
she gives the utmost satlIfaCtion. -
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FOR EXCHANGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Dental OFFICE Modern equipment, To-
Gated CsuUsly; terms II GCsucL. lIOr'
answer unless YOU mean business. BON ~,
Times onIcs. u
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LEGAL NOTICES

InNTcnCc NOtHI- NBCTEcTI NITOFNHy.
IN THE MUNTCIPAL C,h4;T uF rdr.
DISTRICT OF tOLl MlIA -EEbN nm ;
& MIDDLETON, a Corporation. IIsrl
IS. JOHN ANTOINE ana NICHOLAS -
MANTAS. De oIdants. NJ &7Gji Tho -.
ject Of this suii is ia reCo,or n Lrhj o'.u.
have Judgment Of condemnation o. ,cr'Hu
property oi the defendant lcNieI ON urG,'
an attachment issued in this suit to sat -
the plaintiffs caru. II is, therefore. Is
yC,h day OF January. 1915. ordcrei thu; lnc
defendant appear in this rou,t on e. horo"H
the tor;ieth day. exclusive OF Sund9}s aNl
legal holidays. atttr the dav o. tho fire. in,a-
licsti o. this order. to d-f"Nl thi~ suH at
sho'v oausc why said condemnHiioN sh"r'l.I
not be had otherwise tho suit win h. r""-
CeCTed with as IN rasc Of dof'un. W,,u'ss
the IIonolRrir TuigrS "r satd COW; tlls
Goth day " Isnusry, Al. 1875 G " TTE-
RETL. Judge, !, q. AUKAM, '""rh ''v
PIANCIIF NTTF. Assistant C'A~l-
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Detailed information concerning following opportunities
be secured free of charge application o
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR, So1 MILLS BUILDING
be
OF
and the help possible
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ESSSMANEES AND GIRLS Tn learn
French dress, ulii1S dr.s'.4ultnI. u.siSJ-
luG AMI n1iliiuerN P"..d -, sitiu:,s furm,h,rI
after Learning NEW YORK MILLINERY
ACADEMY, ul5 o.,
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Alfred Bishop Lounsbery, g. years, Hotel
Grafton. w ,-
Nicholas Crook, Il years. Jil3 Thirteenth
street Brookland.
Anna Aimyra Howell, 50 years, Sibley Hospi-
Isl. - .
winona Glasgow, tj years, 1im Fsirmont
street nor Invest.
Marion Osborn, !? years. 1927 Illinois avenue
northwest.
Winlred Gooding Brown, 20 years, Homeo-
pa thic Hospital.
Nelson Falls. 15 years. 1l22 Vermont avenue
northwest.
sIedss ratum, 43 years. 2alS Nineteenth stree;
sarah f. Works, 50 years, Goodwin apart,
ment. No ]. 49,.
Frederick William Kitch,. Al years, 1921
Eighteenth street northwest.
william r. Frye, 80 years, Providence hospi'
Frank ]. stanton, 80 years. 1908 Wisconsin
avenue northwest.
Helen owen 10 years. sibley Hospital.
Calvin 9. Brown, IS years. 1850 Ninth s.res
northeast
Aeostine Pirrone 40 years. Tuberculosis Hos
pitsl
sarah scroggins. g. years, Little Sisters Q
the Poor.
| Hattie Williams. ~ wears, Washington Asy
lum Hospital
| John stafford. "a years Frcedmen's Hospital
| Hannah Beason, - years 1888 street north
west.
Richard Tompkins SO years, Washington Asy
lum Hospital
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FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
Maryland.

FARM LAbOhEh Al laSA AllONS
Maryland.
S7c-4373. Mont gomery Co. one single msn
FOR. dairy work, mostly milking. Any ES
Of good habits 1t-l5 cows. EXP. Tr. adv.
slc-sl! PM B&L.
S0-I676. Worcester Co. One married man
with family for general farm work. Any
good farmer. Emp. Children permitted.
Tr. adv. Work for 1-3 share. Unfurnishcd
5-room house.
S1o-5256. Dorchester Co. One married or
single man for general farm work. German
or English. Other ES. cows. ES necss-
sary. Exp No children permitted, Tr
adv. and deducted. Green, Sc PM winter
SO Pm summer; EXP, SO PM winter, Si7
for wife / or days week from VUc TO &c
Pennsylvania.
SO 500. Wcs,moreland co. Eve or siv
married men for general farm work Bel
E;ans. Austrlans or HunsaritLs acceptable
rs necessary. EXP. Children permitte
No. Tr. $40 pm and up. house and fuel.
Work for boys OF the families on farm.
COMMON LABOR.
New Jersey.
sB-lt02. Hudson Co Wanted 100 married
or single men for lsboring work in celluloid
factory. Scandina vians and Firms. Perhaps
Poles and Russians OF better class. No. Tr.
to 10 hours PD in shifts c0c I'll to start,
up TO 2Jc to &c PHI after becoming pro-
nc!ent.
Pennsylvania.
sal-5". Indiana 90. Wanted seventy.h> Z
coal miners TO load after mining machine.
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THE RED CIRCLE
Bv ALBERT PAYSoN TERHUNE.

the
by Payson Terhuue
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Marriage Licenses.
Carleton B. Cole and Annie f. Clark
George W. Lancaster and Emma L. Jones, o
Wythtyllle, Va.
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SPIRITUAlISM

TEST SEANCE tonight--Mrs. g. Sauni.r
and her Indian guides will appear co,n. at
y. m: 20 cents, children tree; no stsiTs TO
climb. ZauCtEs Tsmplc 9Q2 litn 81 y. ".
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WANTED Men. to lean barber trade; wages
after tirst month: tools supplied; diplomas
awarded; steady position guaranteed Write
for catalogue. MOLEE'S BARBER COT
I.EGE 2O7 BOwcry, New Yulk city.
WINDOW CLEANERS-Re for WORK
steady job. b25 10Th st ~ W, Room s.
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TABLE BOARD

THE SiiEIi1ERD, lo:h and T. SIS. y. W
Excellent meals: breakfast 25c: lunch. 2ac
dinner. 1jC; $50 week.
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Marie A. Davidson, Phi. D.

Spiritual Medium Readings Daily.
| p m. 10 > y. M, circles Wed. D. N
Thurs. y. II. le21 9th o.. y. ".
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MRS. r. LIlSBY.

Tarot and Foreign Cards: Fast India Trvstsl.
ladies' only LICENSEDl Closed sunday.
Ee'er.nce as 1877 llth N. W. Secon. con-. noo'
TO ability. xii $3.50 o. M
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CHAMBERMAID, cleaning or clerical work
by neat intelligent CoOred girl after p. m.
de fly. lOli New York ave. Phone NJ. sos.
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ORIGINAL NINE. DE LONG,
73O Eighth St. N. w.

DELMAIN SISTERS Lslmff!'' i.nf!' { r;atr; i air l.
Readers; tell what you want 70 know. Read
ings soc: test. loC. l. a N 20 y. IN. sun
day, TO S. 6l2 1th st. N ".
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORK. KlNGMEN-No,hinR IS needed to re-
duCe our stock except more customers,
and they ate gradually coming; surely.
there's no better way to save cash tnan 10
buy from us: get wise TO value in slightly
used coats low as sl0O to 500; one price.
Jr STH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
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WANTED uniurnished rooms, adults,
housekeeping letween u and : SITS, Is:
St \ r. lsi ST y. W. rent must be rea-
sonablc Ad,ilcss WILLIAMS .esh y +,
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HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

ASSoRTERS AND Observation-Disclosures
Apply CHARM HAND LAUNDRY, llUy 2Olh
ST. n. w.
G1RIc-White. as chambermaid and waitress
IN family of four, one who can stay at
night and go with family 10 seashorc Tor
entire summer required. Address Bon g.
Times OlriCH.
SNLESLADE-EXperie in ConfeCion
cry store; state reference. BOX 49, Tines
office ~
WAITRESSES-Three, first class at once;
good paw. 1905 Pa. ave. n. w.
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1T wrrrics me more than anything
I've had to solve il, years, Lamar
was saving. ~ We had the woman in
my very fingers several times AID al-
ways she's succeeded in giving me the
sliI,' I wish 'hpt----''
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EDUCATIONAL


and CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL.
13l7 y. Y. ave. NJ. +3U. ". c. I'oteet, Irn
teacher OF piano, former pupil OF Prof J.
w Hill. OF Boston. y. $751;. Bet. hours OF
and ) p. NJ, or call at 1928 18th n W.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Club Women Going
East Pass Through
Omaha Saturday

Saturday is to be sort Of gala
day for Omaha club women The
biennial convention OF Women's
clubs Of the United States is to be
held in New York City, May % TO
June |, and the delegates from the
west viii pass through Omaha.
Saturday morning al 7 o'clock, in
private cars over the Union Pacific,
the delegates from Denver and Colo
RADIO will arrive, thirty minutes later
going east over the Northwestern.
Saturday evening at 8lS, travelling
on special train over the Union
Pacific-Northwestern, the delegations
from Portland, Seattle, San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
City viii reach Omaha, remaining
thirty minutes before proceeding east.
The delegates from these last named
cities will have special cars from
their home towns to Green River,
Wyo. There their cars will be con
solidated into train that will run
special through to Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
On the Calendar.

Mrs w, II. Mick Wtll entertain at
her home Friday between the hours
OF 2 and 5, complimentary 90 Mrs e.
N, Reynolds aud Mis- d L. fldridg
Members OF toulenells chapter Or
der OF thr Eastern star will be guests
a. the aiiaif
Mrs e.. J Roberts WH give d tfas.
elogur on Germany and Switzerland
triday evening A che humf ID Mrs
r.. n Ward 5i'l Wit ST. Thf al
lalr Will hf under lnf auspices II cine
Frances WtlIafd WomfHs mauau
Temperance HNi0U
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
For Mrs. Weed.

Mrs. Philip Potter had a number
of Dundee friends drop in to take tea
with her this afternoon, compliment
tary to her daughter, Mrs, II. II.
G. Weed Of ST. Louis. Mrs. Potter
is expecting her son-in-aw Mr..
Weed, who will make her a short
visit before returning to ST Louis
with Mrs. Weed, and she is looking
forward TO a visit with her daughter
when she goes to St Louis next DC
tober as delegate to the triennial
convention Of the missionary socie-
ties Of the Episcopal church.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Domgs

plan for white Elephant day.
Miss Lille Starr will tell some OF
her observations OF the practical
working OF the ballot, as used by
Chicago women Miss Starr is visit
ing Mrs George IL, Bligh, a former
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Delta Epsilon LUNCHEON.

The local Delta Epsilon fraternity
will give luncheon at the University
club Friday complimentary to uni
versity students here from Lincoln
The guests will be fraternity mem
bers from the university chapter and
Lincoln and Omaha alumni clubs. F.
5. ST. Clair is president and VIII
Wentworth secretary Of the local fra
ternity.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

Stahl, who is the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gosney, will
tell OF the plans for the big suffrage
parade in Chicago Jung !, during the
republican convention. She
will also speak OF Chicago sutfragists
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

women enthusiasts Monday afternoon
at ESQ at the Young Women's Chris
tan association Mrs. William 5.
Stahl. formerly Miss Cora Gosney, a
teacher in the South Side schools,
will be the principal speaker. Mrs,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

friend. in Chicago. Miss Starr is ac-
tive in organizations whose principal
work is looking after crippled chill
dren Miss Starr also attended the
convention of the Episcopal mission
AIRY societies here.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Wedding Plans.

Miss Bcsse Harriet Amos, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Amos, will
be married this evening at 8 o'clock
at the home Of her parents to Mr..
Gordon Stanley Bennett. The mar
rage lines will be read by Rev. DR..
Franklin Young. pastor Of the West
minister Presbyterian church, in the
presence OF relatives and a few inti-
mate friends. A wedding dinner will
follow the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Afternoon Affairs.

Miss Marian Coad gave an after
noon bridge Of five tables for Miss
Mary Pauline Fordtran Of San An
tonic, guest of Miss Alice Coad, at
her home today. The rooms we're
decorated with spring and shrub
flowers.
Mrs. Charles c. George gave a
luncheon at her home to twelve
guests. The decorations were spring
garden flowers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Birthday Festivities.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Hitchcock en-.
tertained party OF little people Tues
day afternoon upon the occasion of
the fifth birthday OF their son, Hugh
Olin, ir, The little ones played
games and had great sport blowing
soap bubbles. Those ureeent were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
TWO CHICAGO SUFFS ARE
TO SPEAK HERE MONDAY

Two Chicago suffragists will adj
dress a meeting OF local votes-for-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

Rev Albert Murray and Mrs. Murray
OF University Place, have been the
house guests OF Mr. and Mrs, II. O..
Hitchcock for a few days. Mr.. Muir
ray is a nephew OF Mr. Hitchcock
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Happy Hollow Club opening.

The board OF directors OF Happy
Hollow club announce the opening
dinner-dance for Saturday evening.
May u.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19

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Daugherty.Bu Wedding

Miss Gretchen Burdie. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Burdic OF
Herman, will be married this evening
TO Mr.. Robert Daugbtery, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Daughtery OF
Omaha. The wedding will be held at
the home Of the brides parents with
a pink and white color scheme. The
brides attendants will be from
Omaha, Miss Helen Patterson. maid
OF honor and Miss Ida Darlow
bridesmaid The bride will wear a
trained gown OF white liberty silk
and Georgette crepe, trimmed with
pearls; her long lace veil held to her
head with natural orange blossoms.
The maid Of honor and bridesmaid
will be in shell pink, pussy willow tai
feta and silk net Little Betty Rose.
4 years old, will carry the ring in a
lily, and she will be attended by Eu.
gene Burdic and Marion Rose, each
years old. The little ones will be
frocked in white and pink.
Mr. and Mrs. Daughtery will be at
home after August ! at 4l03 South
Twenty-second street.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
OUTDOOR CLUBS
) READY TO START
Time is Fixed for the Formal Open.
ing Of the Social Season at
Summer Clubs.
FIELD CLUB FOR THIS WEEK
BY Mellifieia-May ls.

Talk OF an informal opening OF the
Country club next Saturday has been
quite given up, and the afternoon tea
idea is still hanging in air, depending
all together upon how the men may
manage their time.
The Field club opens very gayly
Saturday with a patriotic spirit most
evidenced in the decorations. flags
galore intermingling with The roses
and ferns and a prciusion Of spring
flowers. The attendance, however,
will be limited strictly to members
Of the club, a restriction necessitated
by the size Of the dining room
= The Seymour Lake Country club
will follow suit six days later, OPEN
ing Friday, May 20 The Country
club and the Happy Hollow club
open on the same evening: Saturday,
May u. The Carter Lake opening
is deferred until the following week.
opening Tuesday, May 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
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