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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-04-21
Clovis Woman's Club Meets

The Clovis Woman's Club held
very interesting meeting and
spent a very pleasant afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. W.
Singleton Tuesday. Nine men,
bers and two guests were pres
ent.
The following were elected to
fill vacancies in offices:
President, Mrs. W. Fl. Patti.
son; Treasurer, Mrs. J, T. Stalk.
er; Librarian, Mrs. C. l.. Snyder
Journalist. Mrs. Ralph Martin.
Mesdames 5. A. Jones, Sam
Bratton and j. c.. Veal were
unanimously elected members of
the Club.
The following were elected on
program committee for 1867:
Mrs. J. T. Stalker, Mrs. Sadie
Nutter and Mrs. Ralph Martin.
Mrs. W. H. Pattison gave an
interesting lecture on Jane
Adams and the Hullhouse. Mrs.
Ralph Martin had charge of the
history lesson. Subject: THE
Cost of War and Johnson and
Grants Administration.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Martin, 40l N. Mitchell, Tues
day, May. 2, at 2:30 2. m. All
the regular members requested
to be present as this will be the
last meeting until September 5.
Journalist.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-04-21

Mrs. r. H. Downing, Mrs. B,
]. Norby and Mr.. Snelson motor
ed up to Clovis Tuesday from
Melrose.
Mrs. w. A. Duckworth from
her ranch below Tybend is vis-
iting Mrs George Turner
F. S. Jones of the school mines
at Socorro N. M. was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. H. Schumate has sold
her confectionery stand on south
main street to G. L. Ellis.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-04-21
Big Day at Ideal

The people of the Ideal com
munity have arranged an all day
service next Sunday with dinner
on the ground. Bible school at
10 a. m. and at II a. m. Bro. j.
H. Shepard will give specia
Easter address. At IL noon.
dinner. In the afternooA>a brief
program followed by a special
Bible school address by Bro.
Shepard. Come, bring a well
filled brsket and let's enjoy the
day together.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-04-21
Big Wheat Crop

Charles Fahsholtz was in the
city Wednesday from his farm
20 miles north of Texico. and
regarding the wheat prospects
stated that during seven years
residence here he had never seen
them better at this time of the
year. Mr.. Fahsholtz expects to
purchase a ]. |. Case separator
in addition to other Case imple-
ments he is now using.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Eyer are
the proud parents of a 9 ID boy
born Monday.
H. T. Dowd from San Angelo
Tex, has gone into the hide and
poultry business here and is loc-
ated at McFarlin's wagon yard.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-04-21

SELL YOUR HIDE to r, H.
Morrow Hide and Poultry Co.
They bring the most money
green. Located at McFarlin's
Wagon yard. 44.4t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-17
WAR BULLETINS

London.-Turkish GaIIipoIi forces
have begun arriving at CONSTANT
nople and are being rushed into Asia
to meet heavy onslaught on three diff
ferent fronts, according to Athens
advices.
One body of Dardanelles veterans
is being moved toward the Caucasus
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-17

she says, the purpose of the want ad
appeared.
She was offered a chance to solicit
men in the saloon below, she says.
Her board and room would be fur
nisher her and she could have half OF
what she managed to get from the
men. She could take the men from
the saloon to her room upstairs, she
says she was told.
Miss Schumann acted as though
she thought the proposition good
one and told them she had friend
who would like to come to the place
under the same terms. Then she left.
Straight to Capt Meagher she
went with the story and he sent her
back, this time with PoliOewoman
Mary Hoover by her side and
squad of detectives following her.
No sooner did the policewomen
gain entrance than a squad of detec-
tives knocked at the door of the fiat.
They were admitted by the women
sleuths and the place was raided.
Eight men and women were ar
rested, including the owner of the sa-
loon, Mrs. Mary Becker, and her bar
tender, Ulysses Smith. They were
sent to the morals court on charge of
being inmates of disorderly house.
Capt Meagher is glad he watched
the News ads so carefully that night.
Just suppose" he said today,
that young, innocent girl had seen
the ad and had gone there to get
work as housekeeper. What would
have become of her?
eff we hadn't noticed the phone
number and decided to investigate
there is no way of telling how many
women might have been taken into
the place on promise of job
WAR BULLETINS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-17

when the Russian grand duke, Mich
olas, has launched an offensive. A
second force is entraining for Bag
dad and the Mesopotamia campaign
and some detachments will reinforce
Persian army at Kermansah, now
threatened by Russians.
Vienna, via BerIin.-Austrian gov
eminent has protested against Anglo
French occupation of Greek island of
Corfu in note transmitted through
American ambassador.
Athens.-Reports that Austrian
and Montenegro armies have agreed
to armistice were corroborated in adj
vices received by Athens newspapers
today, though not officially con-
frmed
Vienna.-ItaIy has abandoned all
plans of participating in Balkan cam
paign and is preparing to evacuate
Albania. Serbian forces in Albania
will be withdrawn, leaving Montene-
grins to be crushed between Austrian
armies on north and Bulgars on
south, if they escape into Albania.
zen. kOeVeSS is trying to make Aus
trian campaign in Albania unneces-
saryl by cutting off Montenegro re-
treat and bagging King Nicholas en-
tire army.
Italian patrols sent northward
from Avlona after Italian landing at
that port are being withdrawn, Aus
trian government has learned from
Albanian sources. Serbs west of FL
bassan are again in retreat before
Bulgarians and are expected to
reach Adriatic coast within another
fortnight. Before end of another
month whole of Albania as well as
Montenegro may be in hands of Aus
trian and Bulgarian troops.
London.-Spanish steamer BeIgics
sunk by submarine; % of crew res
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-17

New York.-Board of investigation
convinced that internal explosion
which killed and wounded 10 on
submarine E-2 was accidental Adj
miral Usher scoffed at suggestion
that it was done as part of. war plot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
TO SELL FLAGS TO
HELP The BELGIANS
Saturday and Sunday TO BE Belgian
Flag Days for Daughter
All Over Country.
SEVEN CENTS SUPPORTS ONE

To-day and sunday are Belgian
Fanyday ana tlnaAy afe belgian
"Flss Days. Al over tho county Dangb.
tfrs Of the American Revolution #ll
selI Relalan nsat fof : cthtl the cosf
NJ TODD fof one destii ~ person n Bel
GUM for mr. tsy. saturday "a KIM
Alberrs birthday snd NE appeal 10 OBJ
tsrye this dsy fot fjAsBh relief ep1a
nstes from f,e bpdsdanllasnefsi ~ the
Daughters. Ala BihAn cummings
soty ~ Sew YotK eptcib prayers
Win be 6ffefNd NJ ehBfciSs on Sunday
"Thn f0od snd ai5fhlhh for tif s,Uo0o
dYii B0pBlaNob In ecnnpihd Btikittn end
northern Ftsncs afs furnished through
lle c H. ~ (rhe commssloh for ne.
l'nf w Baigi m} Three million ~ these
people ne entirely ~ bsriy dependent
UPON charity Tie need of tthlp Nlli
continue Until fbs wni IL 0yft. There
10 no other ohanuei b. which bslb can
IN unl ~ ttoso afBeksn people am e.
cepi I'm fhf ~ II r. thsy must perish,
aThe amount rsoelvsd IL 10 he bsed fot
both food and clothlns % part ~ the
appeal
"plosas poi4f out n an PERSONS A.
4epfinR flass maj gbiRHai ii need en-.
pbsszea our owa ueod Tor prepared.
9sW" u small not appended 10 Mrs
alorys directions 70 IN khtsrs
Members NJ fhf Two local chapters.
the Omahs ar1 ua'ot lbase ssder
chapters. bonded rs yrs r n stfsigh,
snd Mrs william Archibald Smith, have
spsnt the week selling lhefe nhgs
Eugene Van Voorbies, repfssentatlys
N the belgium Relief commission, bae
boen III ths cltY astttlpK n thb work
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Cupid Stubendorf
Relates Few Laughs

Funny occurrences take place every
once IN while IN ths office Of tbs
marriage lieense clerk at the court
house.
II get ~ least one laugh q day" a..
asrts "Cupid' stuebendorf
"1'he other day a big fat woman of
about N years came IN. leading . short.
slim kid Of about n, I thought he was
her gfandehild, or something
Gimme me marriage license. shs
snYs 70 me.
"'For yourself Or your SOM I SAYS
"'You darn fool" she snaps. and pick
ing up her man by the arm she PUSHES
away As she gets 70 the door shs
look You're entirely TOO fresh. Young
man. n YOU don't appreciate my patron.
age m iust so somewhere else where
they do"
Last week woman Of about Is came
in with youth and got marriage
license
A couple of young lawyers were stand.
Ing around idly wondering who 10 STA
next, when the woman suddenly yslle
out
Just write our ages down a. over az
please don't want them smart.Aleels
reporters to put II IN the papsr that
I'm taking a chicken home 10 raise
Marriage license records shhw that In
the last sis months more Old women
are marrying young men than ever be-
fore
war brides mshbe hazards cupid ="
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
MONDAY Club Will
Oppose Road Bonds
for Douglas County

The MONDAY club A. - meeting A. The
Commercial club vent on record "a being
opposed 10 the county roodt bond Issue.
The public affairs committee 81 The
club, through the chairman, Alvin John.
ron, presented resolution fhe0mrbnd
lnR that all members ~ The arkaniz8tion
vote ngainst the bond Issue, voloihg the
sGms reasons for ig opposition 70 tho
proposition ~ did The Commercial ciUb,
Real Estate exchange and other organ.
cations.
New officers of the Noondhy club for
the coming year were elected and in.
stalled a. follows President, =. A. ri.
qulsfs vice president, Arthur l.. Palmer;
secretary, Hurry o. Palmer, treasurer,
j. l.. johnson.
The new president ~ The Organization
In the Swedish yiceseonsul IN Omaha.
Plans wero discussed for the convens
ton Of Swedish singers, which will DO
held Ut the Auditorium IN June. and
which IL being backad financially by the
MONDAY club,
Tho annual meeting WAS attended by
over aeyenty.fiye members
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Chicago Singers
Charter a Special
Train to Omaha

The lineup Of the fret ~ the singers
who are coming to thu Swedish Union
Singers association. 10 be held IN Omaha
June 1921, has been announced The chi
cago Singing society, 10 members, baa
arranged with the Milwaukee for q spe-
cial train that viii reach Omaha June -.
The association meeting Ia expected 20
bring from 200 10 30 singers 10 Omaha
for the three days meet The place of
meeting has not been decided upon, but
II Ia likely that the concerts will be held
In tho Auditorium Chorus singing viii
be the rule, though there will be a large
number Of soIolsts and several auartcts.
The singers como from the area between
the l0kea and the Rocky mountains.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
HAVE A LUNCHEON
Table Decorations Are Most Unique
with Lake and Canoes
and Tepees
NATIONAL SECRETARY rs HERE
~, MULTIPLICATION =.

THO guardians u the different csaps
of tine Camp Fire 0iris In the city met
this afternoon after their council a. q
luncheon table that ona might aY VIM
mott piciGresauelg decorated There wero
lakes With canoes and Indian figures a.
the peddlcs, stretches Of shore and wood
land with topees end ~ sorts of Indian
scsnes ana lifa IN miniature, Even thf
place cards we're different lookiuF 10
perfection ~ II thcy were iittle burned
edged bite n birch bhrk that jDst hap
pousd 10 be blown along the table, ons
10 each cover.
The affair was given - the Young
Womenp Christian association ana was
10 honor the visit Of Miss Faith n
Kempthotuo 70 Omaha Miss Kempthofne
gave talk after the luncheon which
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Comus Club Notes

Mrs George Morris VA hostess Thurs
day afternoon b her home for the comus
tlpb. The affair was given m added IN.
tereet b. The presence 81 Mrs. Morris
mother Mrs " " Jones u Grand
Island. Hho WIS telsbfsiins her aeyonty
flret birthday aBryergafy. another
slieal " tbe afternoon WIS Nrs y. a.
Meyers sister 10 The hostess Prizes we're
won ~ Mrs j. Vs. Hood, Mrs. Charles
EVrson, Mrs. Charles lAnstrom. Mrs. J.
T., i.hfmOb and Mrs. George Morris The
club will meet nest Thursday afternoon
April %. with Mrs. Oryiilo Jennings
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Sartorial Scream
Enlists in Navy

Earl " Erase OF Pennington. MINI.
enlisted IN the navy A. n hospital Az
prentice Mt the local recruiting station.
Earl Ia the most immaculate youth, The
most striking exponent ~ the sartorial
idioaS nefaeles of the late lleau nr9m'
mel who ever enlisted At thla station,
lie looked like one on these nifty
chaps YOU see ia the clothing ads, Ills
perfectly fitting blue suit hts pink shirt
with ifrenth cuffs and classy links
his silk Handkerchief psepink from HE
breast pocket, his latest style hat worn
Al iaunty angle. all bespoke dresss
taste lie had one o. these ehlte ailt
r.phons around his neck Most men
don't sven AnoN what thel ~ for but
u looked rsht an HAfl with ha fine
romnls sion h'e blue eyes and Renia
shuttle. Fafl seemed more fitted % he
movie hero Than stern man ~ the
see
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Republicans Hold
Rally at Florence

The republicans NJ tlufsnNs hsld a hiE
republican rally Al tho Esslss hail
Thursday hishl ubdef ihe auspices ~
The Abraham lincoln Republican elub,
1tef 80 We5e ~ attendaura and listened
a. the rflBnplsa ~ WpubltFanlsm 80
= 0pauHdfd hf eR,Uot efHHr Aldreh. A.,
y tnowia Charles b Airufsw, II ~
aaumNN,, nsnismln HakeF and athsr
candidates faf nomination az ths pHs
maHas p nfafhfa Hasfn cams HsAr
sAHslrs collaboration shfn Me- Touched
= mat0h ta ths leat qlsttlou ef ths
flsflfla iiah aanda % b. faitt urea
AFFii ~ seeslai m INV audience wanted
d debate ina aWssllaB ath hlm hHt -
e fait lts haiwAA af lhb moetIns -
fused la sllas Wf dsHssion 81 faiN
afsiINs re fsslst mliHas bAna faN
aithsA ltt Hhial boy she salan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
GOES TO KANSAS CITY TO
FUNERAL OF LYLE GRIFFIN

d. G. Griffin, general agent for the
Northwestern at Portland, ore. for a
long lime assistant general freight agent
here, accompanied hy Mrs Griffin wae
Ia the city Thursday nishA enrop,s 10
Kansas citAs splnE there 30 attend the
funeral ~ his brother LYle driffiu. The
hodY Wili be- taken 10 batavia H., the
old home for buual n y kenney 81
n nowland and Frvd Fassl, alI ~ the
penusyltanla lines ana al cid friends n
the decreased, accompanied klf ana Nfs
Griffin io Kansas city
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
TRAVELS THROUGH IOWA
WITHOUT SEEING ONE CAR

10 tour lli miles through the wealth
lest section Of Iowa. state famous for
It's large number Of motor cars. without
meeting single automobile was the
strange experience, or, ~ least, what he
considered one. Of l., fleming OF Pipe
stone. MINI. who passed through Omaha
en- route 10 Kansas Guy.
Mr Heming said that In his years Of
automobile touring he had never covered
such long stretch Of highway IN ihls
section u the country without meeting
at least few ears-and this. he re
marked. In Iowa. with its reputation Of
4 motor ear for every dozen or 80 people.
The pipestone tourist reported the roads
Go be IN excellent condition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

TOp MRS GENEyfNyE CLARK
COCK or OMAHA, BDTfOM IlBB
MARY WILCOX,
wAsHlNGr6N. April a. n The time
ever comes when tbe women ~ America
are chilled upon 10 follow fbe example n
Mollle pitcher. heroine Of the hey0ius
lion they wiil be feadY ~ order 10
make sure N int they afa preparing 10
open n military instruction camp o.
Washington. H. e., May !. There someh
and girls vii b0 Instructed IN taetics,
cipher communication. viz HaRaing.
wireless teiekf9pbY FelemlHc cookery,
first aid 10 The injured snd other sub.
Iecfs ~ use IN war time.
Women ana girls prominent W society,
IN army aBd navy lfe, and IN both state
end national political circles, VIII attend
tho sch00l.
Among those prominent ~ tho project
aro, Miss Ruth Hitchcock, daughter N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

ftt0NpBON AND MISS ittprg IuTciI.
cAbblE iioKE SMITH AND Mlss
senator q, N, tiltchcook N Nebrasks.
Mrs J6mes A. Thompson, Daughter of
Speaker Champ Clark Miss cslis Hoks
Smith, daughter ~ Senator Hoks Smith,
ana Miss MARY sgfeoS, great grand
daughter N President Andrew Jackson
THE women vii wear uniform N
blue flannel blouse, KHAKI skirt, brown
boots and the cavalry type hat 81 brown
felf They All I've IN tents, esch of
ghieh VII contain I'VE cots five dress.
Ing fables ana five sm8ll fnrfors Ths
camp vii be guarded ~ night BY picked
tnsn from the Washington police force
fbe camp ~ The National Service school
~ Il il celied will b0 W n ten.acrt field
given for the purpose by Senator Francis
NegIands of Nevada The field Is near
The fashionable Columbia and Chevy
chase clubs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
STEWART WHITE
WINNER OF PRIZE
Is Awarded Prize for Best List OF
Reasons Why 0mahans Should
Join Commercial Club.
TWO HUNDRED IN THE CONTEST

]. Stewart white Of the Cady
Lumber company Was awarded tho
t2b prize offered by the Commercial
club for the best list Of seven rea-
Sons why men should belong 10 tho
Commercial club " Omaha.
over 200 persons had entered the
contest This made total 0f over
400 reasons for the committee to
consider After repeated meetings,
extending over period Of some
weeks, the committee finally decided
Tho contest NJ noon.
The prize lie awarded 70 The man who
hts more ~ bis reasons accepted than
any other contestant This does not mean
thbt ell of his seven reasons wsrs &C.
esptfd
Honorable mention IL given ny the
Judges 10 u, H. Wallace, Miss h. nslimsn,
fjf H. y. Marble. Stanley NJ. n0seNatsT,
=. NJ, Hulea1 Miss lone e. Duffy, Victor
White, o. W. noble, ~ ~ Moiin and ",
A Chamberlain,
The following are the seven reasons
accepted By the committee ~ Judges
'Bsosuss there IA. no other organiIas
ton that csnt6fs ai rs energies into The
Bpbulidtng of The individual and eoiise'
tive business Interests u omabA
Because The Commercial club sstab-
lisiiss and develops new markets and 10.
fateH new industries IN Omaha.
Fists bIishss New Markets,
"Bscause The Commercial club ihtslli.
gently directs the united Influence or ~
ntnbefs, u brings clearly 10 the peoples
representatives IN national stats ana
local officss the Opinions of omsha's
business tnsn; II wstehss closely any eon.
tsmplstsd legislation likely 10 affect
0naha's interests. The stronger the club.
the more potent ~ yoies vii 10.
"Btrause II helps protect Omsba against
unjust discrimination and unfair eomps
tition, ~ traffic bureau secures relief
from rates pfejBdicisl 70 your interests
and In favor Of your competitor In other
cities.
Develop Civic Pride.
because your acquaintance with PRO
Efesglve business men IL 4 decided hsAet,
your contact with men M energetic,
ambitious AMI shrewf rs you are viii
broaden your viewpoint and your cooper
alton with these men for omabas nd
Y8necmeht viii develop yourself and your
civic pride.
Because the Commercial club a1ysr,
sEa..
prosperity 10 Tho world through rs mem
bets and its publicity bureau.
hBscauss Of the club privileges 70 its
members; It's handsome and commodi0us
quarters, rs restaurant where the fam
iles and guests Of msnbsfs may be en-
tenained, ifs public affairs ipnehsons,
where prominent men Of affairs speak
Ne membership cards admit 70 every I'm
poflant Commercial club IN the United
states"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Mr., AND MRS, Q, N, nlETI
ARE BACH FROM FLORIDA

NJ 90 Ats nlsls hats siafhtt
iFnni ta uaHtht Az Mla@l shA
sihsf Flsftts lainla 9HE sFtAt paFaisss
rs - t'auts - siaiFFmk pis.s Is 49,
issss4 81 NJ i4tif MsHit1 - So
Ai that iaa mt islan aHmnsf q
nagsarA Nam taa WaftA 8 hAas fLnsA
FlaHAs res kflf i tssal tHast AZ
lHf tsnt ltHs thEf a lhtft
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

Mrs Isaac w. Carpenter, This il his
last year 1T school
Mrs l.. J. llerzOg and Miss Fay Her
zoR Of slouE city will arrive IN omaha
sunday 10 DO tho guests for two weeks
~ Mrs. Iiarzogs mother Mrs, Ilsrzoe
and Miss Herzog also viii be- The guests
for few days Of Mrs Samuel Katz At
The BonteHele.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Sigma M Smoker.

the Omaha alumni chapter ~ The Sigma
NJ fraternity elli hold their monthly
smoker This evening ~ the University
club ~ o'clock The affair Il strictly
informal and each member IL only ex.
pecled 70 bring bis Pipe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Domgs

VAS listened 10 With rapt attention, Tor
the national secretary ~ tho Camp Fire
Girls ia young woman who can tel
experiences quite ont ~ the ordinary
living A. she has IN Alaska and place
opt NJ tho path ~ The average traveller
Among the guests 81 TIE luncheon were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Personal Mention

Mr. and Nrs. Clarke Powell moved into
thoir nsw home Wednesday.
Mr. Isaac Carpenter, ~, IL expected
home from Harvard on Thursday 10
spend one week with bis parents, Mr.. aud
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

'Foftnightly Bridge Luncheon club" II
calls Itself "the little club" q term "
distinction rather than title. The club
met this afternoon With Mrs. George
squires.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
On the Calendar.

Miss Lula Iiouck will entertain three
tables ~ nm afternoon bridge at her home
Tuesday for her guest, Mrs Bernard
Henry Kemper of Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Amateur Musical Club.

Tho Amateur Muaeal club met this AZ
tsrnoon Of the home Of Mrs George q
Mcintyre 4 program was given by Mfa
J. a, O. Kennedy, Mrs. g. J. Mahoney
ana Nrs, Mcintyre. The members Of The
club since rs reorganization ore.
Mesdameg Wasdames
H. y. Whltmoro, Gilbert N flitebeOe'
George g. Mcintyre. r ]. Nhhoney,
j, A. g. Kennedy, George Barker, ~,
Harry NlehoaOn, A. l. Root,
Harry Steele, Henry Cos.
A. " Dodge,
Misses Miaara
Gretchen Mcdonnell. eugcnie Whltmofe.
Belle Won Mnnsfelde.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

There 10 a club Of eight members which
meets foftnightly for bridge ana lunch
con. but The club claims Il is not the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Tara airls Leap Year Party.

The Taira Orig club gave isap yesf
dancing party A. The Prairie Psfk club
house Waduesdey evening Ifd and
black ftfeapets ana butterflies Hefe used
III The decorations. TIN 0ffalt WIS chsp
eroned by m ana Nrs r " clark.
fTbose rfeseDt geFf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08

The rswp FifA Gifa vii hold public
meeting Al I'M "f# tonight, when M'Ef
Ksmptborns AMI Mr. q. w. English rec
restlon director Tor lhe dty. viii be tbo
gptahers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Entertains at Luncheon.

Mrs. 81 81 ileptonstsil gave q luncheon
a. hef home this afternoon. Tho dining
room and table were decorated with sweet
peas. Those present were.
Besda mes Mssdnmes-~
George Porter, Hugh Wallace,
~ 81. Ueptonstali,
Misses MisHsH~
Martha Powell, MsrgBfet Hamilton.
Mabel GhtDeg,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-08
Little Bridre Lnnoheon Clnh.

Gretchen Mec onnoli. tfui
Belle won Mansfclde.