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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-24
GET TEN PER CENT. INCREASE.

SHARON. Pa. Nov. 23.-More than
5000 men employed by independent
steel concerns in this vicinity have
been given an increase of ten per cent
in wages. effective Decmbr Is. while
at least 2.000 more will receive a sim.
liar advance within tho next few weeks
according 10 an official announcement
here to-day. The Sharon Steel Hoop
Company. employing 1900 mon and
operators Of blast furnaces in Sharon.
Farrell. Sharpsville and West Middle
sex. cmplo! ing 1000 men. announced
advances to-day.
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is likely the case viii continue far into
next week.
THE THEATRES
KArTNKA TOMORROW

broadway. whore it cclipsed even The
Fircny." and High links the iwo
previous success of it's authors. G,to
Hnuerhach and Rudolph Friml "ko-
tinlIa." comes to tho ,'ourt theatre. sat
urday. November %. matinee and night.
"Katinka." Is n littin biz different in
plan from any musical rlaT chat has
ever gon" before il. /; is musical
comedy OF compelling lit and sweetness
Of the style introduced into America
hv the American Nicncse opcrettas hnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-24
NEW CAMP FOR PIRATES

rtTT>gI-HGH. No. 23.--Th" Ti:ts-
i'irch National League baseball "'Gh
vii! not train neNt season Mt Hot
Springs. Nrj;. which has been tn" Gus
'0Gu f"r tf r"Hrs. hu' will C' tn a point
Farther south. PrnSidrn' Rar n"y i1r"H-
ri;ss announced lat" today. He said that
y" ria""~ fnr establishing n camp n"St
s"a$"u ~" now Gnu"r consideration hIt
:: ri,.Juit" announcements woHld probably
not yc M.IQc until later III the week.
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Of n standard Of excellence little below
that of the light grand operas. The
tuncfulness Of this music gives 1t ami
vcrSal appeal. while its technique makes
1t agreeable to the trained ear or Inc
most carp!ng connoisseur.
The plot Of "Katlnk,t." is 50 arranged
as to carry the personagcs through three
scenes Of widely varying picturesque
ness. The story opraS in Russia Just
before tn, present war; then jumps to
Turkey, and winds up in Vienna, a
course impossible of pursuit in the pres
cnt state Of these bclligcrent localities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-24
TWILIGHT SLEEP FILM

In spite OF the rain, thousands Of men
and women attended the Court theatre
70 sec Twilight SLEEP; and Judging b.
various remarks and eXclama lions. il is
evident every body enjoyed it. TIL" per-
formance opened with brilliant lrciuT"
nv nr. Arthur r.. Rollnick. during winch
he discussed some very interesting Prop
IONS nf humanity. touching upon differ
nn+ rcriods in the history OF civilization.
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rausc nothing irss Than furure among
local theatre gucrS Sh" * easily The
most renowned wonran ri Tn" times:
he most distinguished living actress; in
he opinion ~ mary. III" greatest living
woman. Her spirit il; "pic. idea Iistic ana
COURAGEOUS TO q d.gr'". .NE" does not
dieter her from her place In The sun
or her being vital. living factor In uGr
workaday world. sarah is still Sarah.
and that is indeed nan" I" conluTe
With. The play ST., offers on Tuesday
Nnvrmb"r 81. will Ar ac!s from Camille
Cleopatra. and complete ono act play
called TIL Field "f Honor and tlro-
ralra and ''rhc EaiS. Model In English.
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TWO KILLED.: ONE INJURED.

CONNELI.SEULE. Pa, Nov. Is
Albert Brindlinger. aged &c. of Ever
son and VIM. Dove. Il negro. were
killed. and one other man was per
hapS fatally injured today when a
scaffold on which they were working
collapsed plunginc them 100 feet down
an airshaft at the juriata plant of
the II. {. Prick Coke company near
here
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during which efforts were made 10 $o|va
the problems Of wnmanEind.
The hlms which consist Of the Finest
photography show the full treatment ~
pammcrSchlaT from the time tn" "N-
p"ctant mother is put 10 bed up 10 a:'.i
including the aa ual birth. demonstrate
ing the details o. the administration at
scupnlann and showing the extreme
contrast between the natural and tic
Twilight mother.
The films also teach young mother
how TO take care OF their babies ana
how to dress during the different lag
cs before their confinement.
Tho hours Of performances today ar"
rs follows Women only at 2:lH. %.3"
and $50; while the last performance.
commencing IT S:+5. will he for m"n
only.
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In other WORDS, Chesterfield
Cigarettes arc Midland yet they
satisf. This is something totally neD
to cigarettes. 1t goes further than
pleasing your taste-satis6 does for
your smoking what a juicy slice Of
hot roast beef does for your appetite.
Chesterfelds s1tis6-they let you
know you We been smoking.
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BIGGEST BALL PARK IN WORLD

CHlT'NGu. Nny. sG.-N..ws shat .hn
NJ: Work. American l."aGT" ha SnhaiI
dab ha.s ,,id plans :" buili tn" greatest
baseball! park in -" country. with n
,iDi.t,t.. ,!"r!i,d Cr"nGS'aHd. "a Bold 2NT"h
aud i,I.arhrrs and tavi!inns 10 max" =
tmtal r;rpicifv Of $1,000 persons. was
.Ir..u ur' Ter" tnricNi by =. Y. Johnson.
IT. L.-,-t- - In. NlN.-. .-...ln L,aCllr-
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KEMP ASSUMES OFFICE

OTTAWA. ONT. Nov. 2$.--Alber; Ed
ward Kemp. member Of parliament i"r
EaSt Toronto who has hc"n minister
Without portfolio in i1A BORDEN cohinet
since its formation in 1911. today rs
si!ued the Office Of Minister OF Militia
and Defense. succeeding Lieutenant
General Sir sam Hughes.
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LEAGUE
COMM TTEE Is
SELECTED HERE
WHEELING PEOPLE CONSENT TO
PROMOTE LEAGUES INTER
ESTS IN TIE CITY.
Big Mass Meeting and Dinner 10 BE
Held Here Early Next Year-W' B.
Irvine Committee Chairman.

Watt Smith. Huntington newspaper
man. who is IN The city promoting inc
interests rf III" l.rAeu" :" Entor'"
Peace. announced last evening thai y
committee Of pdUmiu"nt Wheeling prh-
pl" has consented 10 LAKE charge "f u"
Leagues interests IL Wheeling uni ;hnt
:; hig mass meeting and dinner Will u"
held in this cit? carly in tn" new GEAR
Ia further the pr"motiHn "t IN" 0rEah''
2HtiNn here.
Thu following har" consented +" a"t
aS m"mh"rS sc thN local committee:
Airs. John Is. Garden. Mrs. l.. {. Ewing
Roy d. Nay!ur. H. {. Ogden. H.. Jacob
birmingham, Il. -. Rabbi A. II. Silver.
W. T. Irvine. Ecv. Father -. II. M"y".
Rev G f.. Allen. n. D.. Thomas T.. F0nik.
MI. Irvine Chairman.
Mr. 1rtInr has consented 10 a., as
chairman. This Cu!n!Uitl"r Sill h" ia"
medium through which il" National AMI
stat" organizations "f the l."acu" to IL
Whr"linr. II * rh" purp"S" OF ms
organization "a i.uId three mass meet
incs in WrSt Nirgiuin--"n IN Nhcr'lhG'
one III Charleston and oil" IN IiuhtilS-
iu!:. carl: in lh" ""m;n:; year. IL Is as"
proposed that on tn. might preceding III"
meeting III Wheeling thor" shat Nc =
dime! in one at In. principal h";"iS ~
III, ,i,:. which will hr altru,f':I i! wei!
llr"wu people "f Whc"lin:: aud tho near
by .'"uuti"& II Nest Virginia. VII" are
Interested in This movement.
Tn" League" 10 enforce. l''ar" is not
an organization which seeks III any way
20 interior" with the progress al INC
present var in Europe. Th" leaders oil
tho movement huidiuE This :" II" beyond
"a" scoop" IL my i:iu"nc, which the
League At Mis- 'iu" might hope I" WELD.
Its rurp"s" is /" cr"nt" Il sentiment IN
the tinted states and throughout TN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-24
BEENHARDT ENGAGEMENT

The return OF tho Wonder Woman
Sara! Rernhardt. TO the Court theatre Il
an ever; Of sufficient Importance tc
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They let you know you've been
srnoking-and yet they're MILD

But they're MILD, too-Chester-
fields arel
Hyou want this new cigarette delight
(satisS, yet mild you've got to get
Chesterhelds, because no cigarette
maker can copy the Chesterfield blend.
This blend is an entirely new combina-
ton of tobaccos and the biggest discov.
cry in cigarette blending in 20 years.
eGqesHs Mgs44tS2SysseeoGr
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DAVE says:

>titchlnos, buttons, Innings
aud lapeIs will not half as
quickly convince you OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
vail.Jaquith Betrothal

Mrs. Arthur Byron Jaqulth announces
the engagement Of her daughter Alice
Lucille, to Mr.. Elias Cornell Vail Of
Poushkeepsie. N. r., son OF Mrs. willard
Cornell Vail. The wedding will be some
time IN the autumn. Misa Jaauith, who
has been considered one OF the prettiest
members In the younger set, has been
active in church affairs and girl upon
whom the charitable organization and
the guild might rely for efficient help in
a bazar or charity affair. She IL grad
uato on RrowneIl Hall and OF Dana Hall
At Wellesley, She first met Mr.. Vail at
a house party at Lake Champlain,
Mr., Va! Ia descendant of the great
educational phlanthroplnt, elias Cornell,
whose great liberal idea expressed in his
words, Il want 10 build a school where
any man may learn anything will al
ways be remembered and quoted. Cornell
university also stands as = lasting monn-
mont to the memory ofthis truly great
American
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Aflaln VI Paat Week

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
ToDAY's AID TO BEAUTY

An especially fine shampoo for this
weather, one that dissolves and entirely
removes oil dandruff, excess oil and dir,
can easily be made at trifling expense BY
simply dissolving teaspoonful Of canth-
rox in cup Of hot water. Pour slowly
on scalp and massage briskly. This
creates soothing, cooling lather. Rins-
Ing leaves the scalp spotlessly clean, soft
and plant, while the hair takes on the
glossy richness Of natural color. also n
nuffiness which makes II seem much
heavier than II IL, After canthrox
shampoo arranging the hair 10 a pleag-
ure. re.--Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Among the Visitors

Mrs Henry Perkins of Grand Rapids.
Mich, arrived Monday and is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs Arthur Remington
Mrs Mnna necker and daughter, Mrs.
Gcrtrae Meta, " Mitchell, n. are the
guests 81 Mrs, a. Rosenstock
Mlsa Martha polman Of 81 Joseph, Mo,
arrived Monday and ls The guest Of Mra.
Is u Rarkalnw and Miss Carolyn Barkas
low.
Miss Mildred Mar of kansas city. who
has been The guest of her sister Mrs
Charles HeNariekson. last week. win be
with her other sister. Mrs. Lewis t0rins
this week
Mrs. llad3en temea formerly Afisn tnliA
Nagt AMI heF amaii daughter JaauslHi
are the guests ~ Nfa James smother
Mra a Nasl fhe brooklyn guests
win b. here Hatil ny fsu when they slll
be iolned hy Nf iames
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

riage OF their daughter. Miss Nell smisor
and Mr.. WILDER Lewcllen Of Larnod, Kan
T'he wedding viii take place Tuesday
following which the young people will b
at home at Larned.
One OF the interesting May weddings
viii be that OF Miss Gretchen Burdic,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bur
dic Of Herman Neb.. to Mr.. Robert b.
Daughery Thursday. Two Omaha girls
will be in attendance as bridesmaids,
Miss Ida Darlow and Miss Helen Patter-
son. The bridesgrooms brother, Mr..
Lloyd Burdic, fiance Of Miss Darlow,
will be best man.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Social Gossin.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Root are in Kansas
city n few days Of this week.
Mrs r. w. Nash and Miss Frances
Mash are IN Excolsior Springs for about
ten days of rest,
Mrs Alien Ress of Houghton. Mich,
who has been tho guest Of her cousin,
Mrs william X. Bowen. viii return home
this evening
Dr. and Mrs. J. r. Lord are In Washing.
ton to attend medical conference. From
there Or. and Mrs. Lord will 20 up 10
New Hampshire TO visit their son, Prem
tiss Lord and Mrs. Lord.
Miss Lucy Hawk Of Battle Creek,
Mich. viii arrive to be the guest Of the
Jack Websters at the opening OF the
Country club. Miss Hawk is always
popular visitor and will be extensively
entertained
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

e'ammHReemsaf as8 a Nrpwnall tlatl
this scar sni q TUESDAY, June a sna
lNs flasa 20 sateniaeH lneiuaes nRa
QmaNe Kg,g anA twa tsem oaanaH hlutta.
fhs owaha uamtsfs ~ the eisas are
Mss NsFF FaHef shitJ q Ar Z s.
taiisf Mas Msgihs teatltt tAashisf
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Waffsli Mas Maiss farse Asas tsl
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asa al Heas 81 tta lisH tsa sh.als
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

stops at Cleveland and Cincinnati before
reaching homo tho latter part Of June.
Miss Elizabeth Reed graduates June D
from the Bennett school at Mlllbrook, N.
". and win be home about June 8, ao-
eompanied by her sister Miss Erna Reed.
who Is finishing her second year at
Vassar.
Miss Grace Allison will finish her stud
les at the convent at Manhattanvile.
". r.. and viii be home this summer and
expects to have Miss Phyllis Hartmann.
daughter Of Major and Mrs. Carl Hart
mann, with her part Of the time at Rose
more Lodge. the Allison summer place
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Omaha Girl in Play.

The amateur theatricals, which have
played such prominent part in the
Minneapolis social season, are going to
close next week with two benefit per-
formances for the French hospitals. The
affairs will be given In the ball room Of
Mrs. George Partridges home. The role
Of Antoinette In Etlncelle,' by Pailler.
viii be played by Miss May Mahoney.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

OF 81. catherines college. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roswell Barker. who visited Miss May
Mahoney here last summer, and Mr..
Richard Nevins. who has been the guest
OF the Charles Kountzes. The bride is
a schoolmate Of Mrs. Ben Royce, both
OF the National cathedral school In
Washington and Miss Finch's In New
York.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Afternoon Bridges.

The Friday Bridge-Luncheon club met
with Mrs. Jack Webster last week. Two
tables were placed for the gama. There
were no guests.
Miss Mildred Marr OF Kansas City en-
tslned two tables at bridge Friday after
noon at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Hendrickson. Tho affair was In
honor Of Miss Uarda Scott, May bride.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Notes Of Interest.

Mas Dorothy Mauiick will accompany
her ulator, Mrs. r. NJ. syfort. president
of tho Omaha woman's club. when she
goes east for the biennial convention In
Now York Miss Mauiick win stop In
washington for a reunion OF students at
National Park seminary. OF which she Is
an alumnus
Mrs. Charles offutt left Wednesday for
the east TO Visit hor sons at New Haven
and Cambridge. she will also visit Prof
and Mrs Roe AT Southport. Conn. and
viii accompany her daughter Miss Vir-
ginla Offutt homo from Miss Spence's
school. which closes May S They expect
10 be home the first week In June.
MIRA Elizabeth Gowdy Baker. the artist
who was the guest Of Mrs. " w Nash
and Mrs. J NJ Metcalf. is painting a por.
trait Of tho latter, which VIII be com.
ileted this summer when Mrs Metcait
VISITS the artist al her home In Greenwich.
Conn Mrs. Baker has done portrait
81 Mr y Cornish Mrs. Metcalrs
brother
Sire Arthur Smith and Mrs Warren
Rogers who were delegates 20 the
Colonial DANES convention In Washing
ton lsst week. returned Monday Mrs.
l.owfie rhilds Rhn WAS also a delegate
from here went from washinston 10
Nlslt her mother al her country home.
Mount Marena ga the Hudson. az.
comranisd ~ Miss Martha Folda. who
Nas in Washington aiao
Mr Horace y Reed * Manila wAa the
guest "Wednesday aud Thursday ~ Mr.
ana Mfa Wa3laud Masse on hls way
back ta Manila from ,rip around ihe
wpria Mf Reed ana ~ Maken wsre
faommatea II Harvard Mira Heed .
former Minneapolis sirs u uoA - Paris
asaissing % ibe nsisian relief Nark and
tir ara Mira WRaNe een8et htf o. slar
hefs aR her way tack 30 Manila,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Promises of Social Calendar.

The George A. Custer club will give a
benefit card party Monday afternoon at
tho home OF Mrs. George w. Winship
The Amateur Musical club will meet
with Mrs. N. p. Dodge Friday afternoon.
May g.
The Pagalco club will give its annual
May dance Thursday evening at Krug
park.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

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MfaHs IA tsss8 tH FfeIaH asaa.as
~ iHa 4iatti Hisas tNssaas NJ ffta
NttsfstF tfasfa sfa ftss fss Aft
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s&faa ef sFtaaseasats m as4e ~ a
Nmsa "A N8ttaE lfa kHsarl sH1
WNlsM n NaH8aE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

COX at tho latter's home IN Council Bmffa.
Az the opening dinner and dance al the
Country ciuh Miss Meta and Mr. sehnorr
will be guests ~ Miss Olga Meta
Mr. and Mrs uoorgo Redek wiil give
dinner on Saturday, June IA. ~ the
Country club for Miss Elizabeth congdon
and MF, Robert Forgan
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Personal Mention.

Miss Gladys Tree has moved from the
Colonial 70 the ciaremont Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph feters VIII move
tho latter part Of this month to 542l Dodge
street. F#5
Mrs. ]. A. Paimquist and daughter
Irene left last evening for months
visit In California,
Mr. ana Mrs, Newton y. Barkalow, who
left here a few weeks ago for Denver.
have taken bungalow at Colorado
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Vesta Chapter Affair.

Officers Of the yesta chapter order Of
the Eastern Star, surprised the retiring
worthy matron Of The chapter, Mrs.
Frank A. Hughef, at her home Fr day
evening twenty-five guests we're pres
ent
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
OF Omaha Interest.

Miss Dorothea Rich OF Minneapolis was
married yesterday to Mr.. Joseph Dain,
jr., Of Moline at Christ church In Red
Wing. A special car carried guests from
Chicago. Milwaukee. Moline and Mime
apolis Among the Minneapolis guests
were Miss May Mahoney OF the faculty
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Geneva Club Nav Breakfast.

Tho Geneva club gave a very pretty
May breakfast Friday morning at the
Young women's Christian association Ia
Council Bluffs. Tho hours we're from Z
to o'clock. and the affair was in charge
Of Miss Ora f. johnson, secretary OF the
club.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Informal Reception.

Mrs. Jacob l.. Harris OF Chicago. for
merly Of Omaha. Is tho guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs
Harris will be at home informally this
afternoon In honor OF their house guest
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Guest Of the crowells.

Mrs David NJ. crowcll and Miss Ida
" ,crowel have az their guest Mrs.
Charles X, crowell OF Rogers Park Chi
cago, who expects TO spend month
here, in Fremont. the former homo OF
the Crowell family. and in Lincoln,
whore hhe viii be the guest OF Mr.. Crow
ellis sister, Mrs. Herman ~. oleson. This
blossoms have just returned TO Nebraska
to live after residence Of several years
IN Kansas city. In June Mrs. crowell.
who Is member Of Mu Psi Epsilon and
graduate Of Hosmer Hall. will leave
for st. Louis to attend the annual re-
union there Here she will be met by
her husband and they will return TO
their home.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Luncheon Series.

Mrs. Harry Steele will sive series Of
five or six luncheons. followed by bridge.
The affairs will be at her home and the
first will be Tuesday afternoon, when six
tables will be placed for the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Birthday Surprise.

Airs y L. csFmeny vas surprised hy
twenty II her friends 81 her homie Thurs.
aav evening apan The occasion ~ her
birthday THE atrnlne VAS spent A. cards
ard rflass NsFs won 81 Miss carmeuy.
Aiiss Mshells Hlsylh and Miss fulia
ainwsF. Nr tavk woa8s Mr = y Waad
and Ng NJ Mullen Those present
sffs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

cludod Judge and Mrs Rediek. Mrs.
Warren Rogers. General Harries and
Judge Robert Patrick
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Country Club Opening.


Interest lie centering about tho County
club opening on the 9TH. and II is said
over 800 diners will honor the occasion
with brides and out-of-town guests, the
inspiration Of many or the parties.
Miss Harriet Metz is 10 be the guest
Of honor at a dinner given by her cousin,
Miss olga Metz. and Mrs George Thum-
mel bride OF last February, and Mr..
Thummel are TO be givsn dinner by
Miss Mary Burkley. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
McFerren and Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Nc
Ferron Of Hoopeaton. ILL.,, are coming
for the opening night, and will be the
guests Of honor at dinner given oy
MIR and Mira Charles r. stewart Of
Council Bluffs.
Judge and Mrs Redick are giving q
dinner az which Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Sweat of Minneapolis we're 70 be the
guests Of honor. but their presence nov
ID doubtful. owing 70 the NJ health q
Mrs Sweat others who are giving din
ners are Mr. and Mrs n 4. Huntley,
Mr. and Mrs James Paxton Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. johnson, Mr., and Mrs
A. w. Gordon, Dr. and Mrs y . Davis
Mr. c. ". Hun and Mr.. and Mra Metz
one Of tho larger parties VIII be COM
poacd of the numbers Of tho Tuesday
Bridge club. who. with their husbandg
VIII form Dutch treat party
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

Mrs. J. G. Hammond entertained twelve
guests at her home at luncheon yester=
day, Lilacs and llies Of the valley dec
GRATED the rooms, table and place cards.
Mrs Thomas Falconer entertained the
momtera Of the $. =. >. club, Thursday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. j. 4.
Bell and MIS-. Falconer, The members
- I'M unrn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Past Festiyities.

The members OF the jolly Glee club
gave a surprise TO Mrs. A. Adler at her
home Thursday afternoon upon the oc-
casion OF her return from a seven
months sojourn In Cheyenne. The hostess
Of the affair was Mrs. John l.. NIederst,
assisted by Mrs. Amelia Weiss. Prizes
were won by Mrs Amelia Weiss and
Mrs Louis savin. Those present were!