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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06

slbeno, ct bolie, baB ole Gopie oer
9feoe etuo am Gienltag IN Oen San.
Den ocs Gonlites lein iueroe, uno
oonn luiiroe oos Gounite ioiort nit
Der llnterluhung Der otidtigteit Der
uon Srn. ga 6ouette eemodbten 9ln.
eoben beginner.
@egen ga 6oIIette.
Des Wtoines, So., 5. Oft. =
GoS Soma StnatS. .8ertbeibiglngs.
Gon5il paiiirte bcl,te nit 10 gesen 2
Stinnlen einen 9eibtlB, Der ben
Senotor 2a 6ollctte olS einen n9ei'
itano iilr sic Seinoe Der Sereinigten
Stoaten" 6orofteriirt uno leine
IuspeiIung aus Dem Senate en-.
piieblt.
Gbicaao, 3. Ottober. - Die
1000 2ibertD 9ono &erf1uicr bon
Chicago ribteten bellte an oen Senat
cine Mittbei(lng, in iuelher le be.
iiirmorten, oen Senotor ga Soaette
aus Scr aorperibait alS5ultoBen, ba
,ieine Sanolrlngen llnb glcllBerltngen
Die So1e Der 9emofratie idGbigen,
bic Administration in SerleGenbeit
brineen irno ben Serfaii Der 2ibcrtp-
Bombs bcbinbern."
. er y cibigen ga i oil lie tt e.
Sncram o, Sal, 5. Dit. =
Sbne 9ebatte ilno obnc cine obluei.
henbe Stinnc nabmen oie Gcleaoten
5llm Gonuent Der california 6eoera.
tion Of 2abor" einen 9eihluB on, Der
fur ben Senator Ga Sollette oaS
Hedt in Inlprllcb nimmt, Den sln-
lihten einer ,intclligcnten Wtinori.
tat" 9lusorud 81 9eben, uno Der bem
@ertrnucn in Die >Sntcgrit0t uno
2opolitot bes ScnatorS uols treuer
omerifaniider gilrger" slusorltf
gicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06
yebanptct, nnidnlois 81 icin.

Sois 5. Wlalpp, Der friibere iran5oii.
I1e Winilter ocs 5nneren. = 0e.
itreitet Die Hidtigfeit Der bon Dem
Neoottellr Talloct gegen i'm er.
bobencn acknowledgement.
Baris, A. Sttober (GerlpdteD.
- 1ie gegen Gollis 5. Malpp. st.
!Otinilter oes ,5nnerlL bon oen He.
oafteur Econ 3ouoet erbobenen Ser.
otbsbe5ifti9ungen, meroen BON Wiol.
By IN elmer grflaruns 5uriidsepie.
len, oie oieier geltern IN oer aamn,er
obgab. Dialop erflirt, Dob er in per.
leumoerilder @eiie belhuloigt nor.
Den mare, leine Stellung ais Winilter
benutt 5u boben llm an 6rontreib
Terrotg 5u begeben.
Bremier Bninlepe ioroerte Die
aolnmer aui, Der @eredtigfeit ibren
2aui 81 laiien. gr peripraf. barauf
gu Ieben, oaB Der Hcoaftelr 0ouoet
leine acknowledgement gegen Walpp
nit gelpeiien belege. 3ie &ammer
gub oann ein gertraucnspotum fir
bic Negierung ab.
3os iron5oiiibe Bolf eripartct nit
Spanntna Die lUeitere Gnhpifluna
Der Gingc.
Iaubefs 3eitune &c.
Id lognabnt.
Huris, 5. Sftober. - Die ben.
iige Ausgnbc Der yIe Notion tyran.
caiie", beren Serousgeber 2con Tau.
bet lit. lurroe beidlagnnbmt.
WialpD Elm VerrGtber2
Earis, 5. Oftpber. - Sn ocr
Depltirteilfamlner lam geitern BIZ
slffaire bes friibcren Wliniiters oes
SnnerlL Wlnlpp. 8ir Sprohe, ber
ue Der Nremier Eainlcpe iaete, be
| idnloiat iei, felt bret Sabrea Der oent
idcn Siegieruns @ebeinlniiie perra
tbcn at Dnben. leon Eduoct, Del
,Siibrer Der Hopaliiten nno Meonftcul
Der ol'glrtion Srancaiie", bate biei
geihuloiguns erbobea unb 5tpar Il
cinem gricic. Der an ben Vrdiiocntel
Der Hepilblif gerihtct mar. Sn ben
sbreiben lpiro seiagt, Malpp uni
eepnlarie, Der friibere Gbei Der 81
dcrbeitsbeborbe milBtcn ioiort ei
mem slriegsacridt iiberantiuorte
| iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06
Dem slusgonospllnft Der Sifenlipc


belegen.
Ger oelltlde 9crid)t 5ollt oer 6iib-
rlng Der oeut'dhen SireittrGItc in
Jlanoern bo6es Sop.
9 cut de llebc"r dumas.
angriffe geihcitert.
Naris, 5, Sftober. - 3us irm.
5olidc ariegsburcou peroiIentlicbt
beutc 9lbeno oos nod}ltebenoc off.
Siellc bulletin:
Dauf Der slisne.6ront, iiiboitlib
bon Gbeoreur llnb oitlib BON 9crm,
lpuroen 5mei llebcrroidunasangriiic
oes 6einoeS 5uriidgelhlogen.
Sn Der Champagne, lpeltlib oo1t
ocr Taporin.0arm, ilne in Der Wc.
aeno Der 9ergc lpar Die artillerie.
Ebotlgteit nui beibpu Seiten einc
1ebbaftc.
9luf Dem redtcn llier Der WaoS
nabnt unlerc glrtilleric ieinolidc
neutrality-suspicious. in DER sc.
geno ocS 9ois beS Gairieres lntsr
0ener mo 3eriprengtc bieielben.
Was Earis beribtet.
Eoris, 5. Sftober. - Giu amt.
lider 9eridt oes ariegsminiitcriums
lautet:
ISM 2aliie Der Nabt periudtc Der
8elno meDrere llcberfaae, beionoers
in Der Champagne, oltlid) non Butte
DC Soloin ulo I'M oberen gllob pel
Wohelsbod, Die eriolglos blieben.
slm rehtcn Mousuier bel Ye3on.
ponr lno Silgel 344 bcrribte lebbai.
tes Artilleriefeucr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06
llnteroiiisier itirbt aans pI5tlid,.
Ybilaoelpbio. 5. Oftobe

YbilooeIpbin 5. Oftober.
Bdbreno er In einem Neitaurant
cine Mablaeit cinnnbm. nahocm CT
bier @efaneenc BON Gbicago nah bier
gcbroht batte, iieI 6. s. Smith, ein
llnteroffi3ier Der nmerifaniihcn Yia.
rinc, plotlif ioot 5i Uooen.
3ic @efongenen iuiiroen olirh ci-
men anoeren Marinc.Cffi3icr iiod,
ibren 3ellen tn Nntbbo,iic gcbrod)t
uno erbielten ipdter Gnartier olif
Dem 1efansenenid)iff In oem Vbilo.
oelpbia Sd)iffsbn,tbofc nngcpicicn.
Sic iino oes DeiertirenS beihuloiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06
@aiolin. laals esplpbirea.

Nafbbillc. TeHn., 8. Oftober.
- Gin 1rano in oeiii 1neerbnlYc 0cr
Golf Refinine Co." bierIcIbit boftc
beilte bic grploiion alueier @ofolin.
1anfs uno Die 3eritorune hon alpon.
sig Wobnbduiern In oer Wodborihoft
Der glnIaae s,,r Golgc. Gin ihnrfer
8ino licB Die 0lnntnien iid init gro.
her @ihninoiateit pcrbrcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06
Werifo fanft Wais.

eta D tW erifo. 5. Oftober. =
3aS mcrifoniide Cabinet bat In ei.
ner eeitrigen Sisl,ng beihloiien bob
Die Resicruns fir 100000 Yeios
Wlais IN Den Ser. Staaten fallicn
iinb oonn oos @etreioe ount Selbit.
foltcnpreile an Die Werifaner berfall.
fen iollte.
Die @egierung miro 100 2ofomo'
bile fallfen, I'M oem lanbipirtbidaft-
lid)cn Wctriebe All helfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06
Das Weidl bilit.

amiterbam. 5. Sftober. =
einer 9crliner Gepeide oufolge bot
Der NeihStag Elm Beies anecnom.
men Dos Die Wieoerberitelluns Der
bcutidcn Sanoelsilotte nnbobnt.
Gos Wefee iiebt cine Subpention
ieitens oes Neides an Rbeoereien
5mcds Meconitruftion ibrcr 5lotten
Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06
Graennmns bes VrGiibenten.

8oibington. s. Sftober. -
Yrdiioent y8ilion ernannte beiite
Nm. VI. Sol5beimer BON ðifan,
gllasfo, silm Mihter oes V,lnbes.
3iltriftsgeriht fir oen a,peiten 0i.
Itrift bon Mlasfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06

Sic 9emtid)cn madtcm
nmr fleine WeaennpritDke.

Die britiIhcn Gruppcn moren geltern
nit bcr 8eicitieung ibrer nellcn
2inie beihGitigt. - Sic mohten
bcm 2onooncr ofii5iellen gcri6t
nocb in Der nclien Sfieniipc 4446
@eianeenc. - glui Der fran5o.
iiihen 6ront nur fleinerc Spcra'
tionen.
2onoon, 5. Sftober. - Madl
Dem bcrte 9lbcno bonn britii6en glr.
mcc.Salptquortier crlaliencn ofli5iel'
len Yerid)te boben bic 9riten allc
ibrc om IonncrItog III Dem Dpcrn.
Abibnitt getuonnenen Stellitngen be.
bouptet. Sic worcn beute nit Der
9efeltiellng ibrcr ncllcn 2inie be.
ld0itiat.
Sic Geutiben lmternobmen nllE
Iier umo bo fleine 8c0enporltoBe.
Die Yerluite Der 0crtiden III Den
blutigcn aGmpfen bonn Ionnerito9
wnren, mic bcribtet, iebr ibper. Gic
9ritcn mohtcn in Der neren Siien.
iiue 4446 8eiangcnc, oarllnter TIA
Sffi5ierc.
Icutide ltellcn @egcnom
griffe ein.
2on Don, 5. Sftober. Gle Icllt.
lhen baben feline peiteren @egenon-
griffc eegen Die in Der geltrigen 81.
ieniioe BON ben Yriten ge,ponnenen
Stcll,lngen oItlid bon Dpern iurcr.
non1mcn.
Iieic aunoe bringt ser bcutc Nab-
mittag bonn britilben Mrnteebollpi.
quarter peroiientlidte 9eridt. Ger.
ielbe louet:
yllniere ncucn Yolitionen oltlib
bon Dpern ipuroen mabrcno oergtudt
BON Dem Seinoe eine mbeitigen gom.
boroement unterlporicn; aber cs lpur.
Den feline neiteren @cgenongrifie
BON Den Tellti1en perluht.
llnlerc StrcitfrGite lnb oolnit be.
ihaitigt gelueicn, Die nelgelponncneu
Stealngen 81 beieiti9en.
Cine Ieinolihe abtbeiling beril,d).
te geltern slobt, in llniere Sbiiben.
grdben llorblib bon @oBcoucolrt
cin5uoringen lpuroe ober olrb Wa.
lbincngepebr. lino @eipebrieuer 5u.
riidgetrieben llno erliit cnpiinolihe
8erlulte.
S5n Der 9iodbarlhait BON Gems Der.
iuhtc Der Seinb brei ipeitcre llebcr.
iGlle.
9lllc oiele mllrben obgeihlogeh Der
cine MIR nd1 blutigen a1mpien."
9ritengeminn flein iogt
8erlin.
Ycrlin 5. Sftober. - Ter &c.
ipinn Der griten in Der geltrigen Si.
ienlioe oItlid bon Opern belhrdnfte
iid), pie Der bellte Nahmittas bonn
bcutiden @eneralito6 ausgegebene
omtIidc geriht bc3iiglid Ser G.cig.
niilc auf Der @eitiront beiagt, aui
eincn Streifen gono bon elmer 1ieic
BON einem bis unbcrtbnl6 ailome-
tern, Der iid) bon Yoelcopelle iiber Die
oltliben auslaiiier bon 3onnebefe
unb entlong Der StraBe nod gac.
laere binSiebt,
j 3icies lebtgenonnte Gorf rno oaS
| bcibumitrittenc Gori @belnpelt per'
blieb g1n5lid in Den D1noen Der
gcutiher, iuie Der 0eriAt beiagt.
Tie geitrige ShlaAt mar unse'
nlcin bliitig; a6er Der beutihen a
grmce gelang es, Dem britiihen sln,
itiirm crfolgreihen Wioerltano 3u lei
| iten.
/ Iie Cfieniipe Der gritcn lpnro,
ani elmer 5ront BON fiinf5ebn ailo
metcrn lnternommen uno Die Vri
ten riidten audi 5eitlpeilig Dor, fonn
ten abcr ibre 0erpinne nidt bnlten.
Wie Der oeutihc @cnernlitab ber
uorbcbt, Iiellten bic griten minoe
items eli Iipiiioncn ins 5clo, nnb il
re gerlltite paren angcbIih icbr be
trdhtlidj. Ter grobe Yoritob brad
suiommen, ebc iein 3iel erreiht lunr
De, lueldcs, tuie Die Anfiinoignng be
| iagt obne 3peiicl iueit entlernt po,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06

allie itclterpilidtigcn GorrGibc in
2oocn mb Gcihaitcn miiNcn
pcr5chnet mcroen. = 9eolntc
oes Snlonoiteucr.9u MA.
hen nur cine porlauiige llnter.
luhllng. - 9erihte miiiien in-
nerbalb 30 Suoen fertid Icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-06

Die 8efabr, lpeldc 8entidlono ourd
oieielben orobt. - 3eutihe @r-
florllng peilt borallf bin, boB Die
i5lugaeug'goIen 10 meit oils mog.
lid bon Geutihlanb entfernt &C.
bolten pcroen miiilen.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
Society Enjoys Races and Masque;
More Delightful Events Promised

tightly closed petals. Her summer
furs were as appropriate as becoming,
for the day was cold. A huge gray
fur scarf completely enveloped the up
per part of her figure, In another box
Miss Eugene Patterson was the CEN
ter of group of the younger set.
Pretty Miss Edna Peterson was
very much in evidence as head usher
and takerl of Red Cross money, for
all receipts above actual expenses
about $1,000 in all, we're turned over
to the local Red Cross chapter. She
and bevy of other girls, among
whom two OF the most strikingly
pretty were Mrs. Will Schopp and
Miss Rita Chabot, acted as uhers for
the boxes and later counted the pelr.
The judges stand was hung with
large American flags. as behtted the
occasion, and one whole side was
painted in red, white and blue. Most
exciting and most romantic, if NOT
most admirable of the races, were the
running races at the close. Our ia
vorite jockey was little bow-legged
darkey with a round jolly face, who
looked like boy, but who had little
tufts of gray hair sticking out from
under his pink and green satin jockey
cap. ,
Lest, however, you should think
that the races were the only impor-
tant events of the past week in Oma-
ha, we call attention to the artistic
performance given yesterday after
noon for the benefit of the Red Cross
and National League for Woman's
Service, Mrs. Myron Learned's ma
turc masque, THE Spirit OF Walden
Wood" Who could have failed to
enjoy that pretty open air perform
ance!
1t was alive with the ightsome
spirit OF its charming author. whom
we are proud to have in our midst.
If more Of us could be animated by her
sweet, bright, sympathetic spirit the
world would be a far happier place
in which to dwell.
Society played twice this week. Al
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
sNzs zintINfmann m

OF Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Sugarman
Bishop and Mrs. George A. Beechet
and Miss Ruth Beecher of Hastingt
were at the Sanford last week, hav.
ing come for the -Brownell Hall com<
mencement. Miss Ruth, Beecher res
mained here, the guest of Miss Emily
Keller, while the bishop and Mrs,
Beecher, accompanied by their other
daughter, Elizabeth, who is a Brown.
ell Hall student. and their son, SAM
ford, motored home Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Hebner of Chicago and
lyearold son left for her home in
i Chicago Monday night. Her mother
in-law Mrs. II. J. Mccarthy, plans
to visit her soon.
Mrs. Luther P. Stewart of Fort
Robinson, Neb., who has been the
guest Of Miss Margaret Riley for the
last week, left for her home Saturday,
accompanied by Captain Stewart, who
came in yesterday. Miss Riley plans
to spend few weeks at Fort Riley
later in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Frank, nee
Hazel Oberfelder, and Mr.. Joseph
Oberfelder OF Sidney, Neb, spent the
weekend in Omaha. The Franks
were married in Denver last week
and are enroute east on their wedding
trip.
The Rev w. Clinton Birmingham
rs at home from Taylor university at
Upland, Ind. He will visit his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. T. M. c. Bir-
mingham, until next week, when he
goes to take charge OF a church in
the western part OF Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley B. Sieg and
children, Jane, Dorothy and Stanley,
jr, of Des Moines, Ia, motored to
Omaha Friday and are guests of Mrs.
Sieg's parents. MIR. and Mrs. John T.
Twiss. Phey arrived to attend the
wedding OF Mrs. Sieg's sister. Miss
Maebelle Twiss, 10 Mr., Harry D. Foss
! ter Of Chicago x--
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
Cupin's Darts

Rev. and Mrs. John Calvert OF Ben
son announce the engagement of their
daughter Gertrude to, Mr.. Roy NJ.
Young, son OF Mr.. aid Mrs. +. Z.
Young. The wedding will take place
in July. Mr.. Young is a University of
Nebraska graduate. Miss Calvert fin
ished at THE Benson high school in
this years class.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goth an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Clara, to Mr.. Clarence
Thrapp. The wedding will take place
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitt Logan
Of Belgrade, Neb., announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Lois, to Mr..
Alfred c. Kennedy, son of Mrs. Al
fred Kennedy OF Omaha, which will
take place Tuesday morning at
o'clock. Rev. Edwin Booth OF Nor
folk will perform the ceremony. Mrs.
Alfred Kennedy and family and Mrs.
w. w. Grigor will be the only Omaha
people to attend the ceremony. After
a short wedding trip Mr.. Kennedy and
his bride will be at home.,in Omaha
July |.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. CATER an
nounce the engagement OF theil
daughter Alice to DR.. Sanford Gif
ford, son of Dr.. and Mrs. Harolt
Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Malek announce
the marriage OF their daughter Bes,
to Mr.. Charles c, Lukovsky will tax,
place Tuesday morning at 9 o'clocl
at the Church OF the Assumption
After wedding trip in the east tn,
young people will be at home ii
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17

the regular dinner dances at each of
the Country clubs large dinner dance
parties were not only booked, but
actually entertained. This weather is
just the element for devoted dancers,
because the slight chill Of the night
air is biting invitation to trip the
light fantastic Cool lake shores and
club houses, that are bare and forlorn
at most hours of the day, become sud
denly populous when the orchestra
sends forth its tuneful notes bearing
the invitation TO come dance.
Monday night perhaps the largest
dancing party oi-the season will be
given, because the company which
gives it is exceeding great. This is the
reunion dance of high Ihool alumni
at Happy Hollow club. Usually at
such affairs the young alumni are the
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
Nevs OF the Week IN SociM Circles Activities Woems Realm
Sertet of Lovely Brides
Who Wed IN Month of Roses

have the pleasure OF greeting for a
long time. She is vivacious, charm
ing and altogether good to look at
and to meet
Pretty Miss Gertrude Kopald now
Mrs. Max Lowenthal, was a bride OF
Ihlursday. Everyone who saw her in
her lovely wedding attire exclaimed
over her engaging simplicity OF man
ner and her beauty. Mrs. Walter
Wightman, formerly Miss Nellie
Cahill, was bride OF Wednesday. She
is the Liberty bond bride, for instead
of wedding trip her patriotic hus-
band made her a gift OF Liberty
bonds They had planned to travel to
Honolulu, but now will 90 only to
Denver, their future home.
Mrs. Clarence Nelson until June 4
was Miss Olive Myrtle Atkisson. Her
marriage day was the same as that of
Miss Marguerite Yocum, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs X. Z. Iocum, who is
now Mrs, Emit Hofmaun.
Miss Katherine Davenport is one of
the epret,y brides of this present week.
On Wednesday her marriage to Mi.
George Loran Howell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. S. Howell will be solemnized
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Clarke, Only rel-
atives and intimate friends will be
present at the wedding ceremony
which will be an evening affair.
South Side society is interested u,
the marriage Of Miss Mary McCui'
loch, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
McCulloch, and Mr.. William Nixon
which takes place Wednesday at higl,
noon. The wedding of Miss Mildred
Cooper, daughter of Mrs, George. M
Cooper, to Mr.. Leo Brent Bozell, y
another interesting wedding o Wed
nesday Miss Margaret Parks wed'
John r. Wilson OF Portland next Sat
urday.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
First Exodus Of Eorly
Summer Travellers On
HSyH 1Fp70

Mountain, lake, ranch and seaside
call the fashionables to their summer
haunts, now that the graduates have
been graduated and most of the June
brides have been welded. Each de-
parting train carries its pleasure
seeking company, while motoring
trips promise to be more than ever
popular this year,I xt5rs5
Mrs. John j. Hanighen expects TO,
spend the summer in Virginia near
Fortress Munfoe, where her son..
John, has been stationed in the coast
artillery. He was one OF hundLsd
chosen from Fort Logan |. Roof to
enter this branch OF the service and
left Friday morning for his post. On
June Is he will receive the degree OF
NJ. E. from Cornell. Mrs. Hani-
ghen's departure will be delayed un-
til her two younger sons have COM
pleted their school work. Cleary, who
graduated from high school last week,
will take his Harvard exams this week.
Miss Hanna kopald accompanies
her brother, Rabbi Louis ]. kopald,
back, to Buffalo next week 70 visit
the family OF her hancc, Richard Des-
becker. In August she will be at their
summer cottage in Chemong Park,
Canada. Out-of-town guests at the
Lowcnthal- kopald wedding Thursday
have all departed for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin SAKE of New
York plan to be at Londonville, N.
Y. until October.
Mrs. Harry Cummings has gone to
Duluth to visit her brother before 60
ing on to Bamff and Lake Louise.
Mrs. Cummings will return in the
autumn.
T. =. Bruner has returned from
Clear Lake, where he made some I'M
ptovements to his summer home on
Sunset Beach. Mrs. Bruner remains
IT, re for the summer. Mr.. Bier
will go again later and remain unTfl
September,
Mrs. Arthur Mullen expects to leave
the middle of the week to spend the
summer on the Mullen ranch in Mon
tana.
Mrs. Frederick Krug and Miss Krug
OF Fort Crook. accompanied by Miss
A'ice Coad, lett last week for Dubois,
Wyo., where they will be on a ranch
of Mrs. Krug's brother. Miss Coad
will be gone about a month.
Miss Florence Lacy left for Butte,
Mont, to visit week with he's broth.
er, Mr.. T. E. Lacy. She will spend
the remainder of the summer with her
sister, Mrs. P. II. Wickham, on their
ranch in Boulder, Mont.
Hairy Mccormick left Saturday for
lis Wyoming ranch.
Miss >Halcyon Cotton left Thursday
o attend the graduating exercises at
Wellesley. She will then go to visit
friend in Schenectady for three OF
Jour weeks before going to Chicago
to spent the rest OF the summer with
her mother.
Mrs. Charles Marble and Miss Jo-
sephine MARBLE left Friday for Stead's
ranch in Moraine Park Colo, where
they spent last summer
Mrs. Harold Pritchett with her lit
tie daughter, left Thursday for Lake
Minnetonka, where she has cottage
for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. H,
NJ. Hundley have taken Mrs. Pritch.
etts house for two months, leaving the
, Blackstone, where they have been
staying.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17

~ I'D you have an enjoyable time
last week.? With such a full
~ week how could you have help
ed it? OF course, to begin
with, it was semi-centennial
week, featured by sure enough cele-
bration down at the capital, city, but
then, very few of the women folks
were interested in that Men-about-
town, shook hands with their old
friend Teddy, a fact not particu-
larly interesting in society, don't ye
know. Truth to tell, the very days
that the celebrating was being done
in Lincoln the crust of Omaha's social
pie attended the all-absorbing canning
school in the high school building.
The story is in circulation, a man who
vows that with his own ears he heard
woman say it, told the tale, that af
ter her pan of peas had been cooked
ten minutes (was it ten or moreO the
woman asked her instructor whether
she should take them off and wash
them! My, the man thought that was
rank ignorance.
buLllB tnC VI "CCh VIC
were treated to a little diversion in
the form of driving races out at the
county fair grounds That was per.
fectly charming sport, you mus,
know, with the excitement OF HOSES
(they say that no self-respecting fan
calls horse horse, it is always a
"hoss"), the fun of watching the
brightly garbed darky jockies, the
shouting Of the "Coney Island men
and all other attendant circumstances
Flag day was a speciality gala oc.
casion, for then society chose to grace
the races with its presence more thar
at any previous time. The boxes wert
filled not only with racing men, wear
ing Owners" cards, but with pretty
smartly dressed women. One of the
most fetching costumes seen was thu
one worn by Mrs. George Brandeis
who occupied box just opposite tn,
starters line. Her hat was one o
the new, white satin Sports creation!
which looked like white flower wit
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
Social alendar
Monday

Monday
Red Cross benefit bridge, Mrs. J..
]. McMullen and Mrs. John T.
Yates, hostessess
High school alumni dance at
Happy Hollow club.
Fidelis club card party at Happy
Hollow club.
Tuesday
Browning -Dickey wedding.
Women's bridge luncheon at Field
club. p.
Dinner-dances at Carter Lake and
Happy Hollow clubs.
Wednesday,
Bozell-C Cooper wedding,
Stirling Connor wedding.
Howell-Davenport wedding.
Seymour Lake Women Golfers
luncheon.
Luncheon for Miss Martha Dale at.
Happy Hollow club, Mrs. Selwyn
Doherty, hostess.
Nixon McCulloch wedding at high
noon.
Dinner dances at Country and
Field clubs.
Thursday
lie Mars club, dancing party at
Keeps academy.
Friday
Carter Lake Bowling club lunch
con.
Dinner dance at Seymour Lake
Country club.
Saturday.
Wilson-Parks wedding.
Dinner-dances at Country, Field,
Happy Hollow and Carter Lake
clubs.
Dinner for Miss Martha Dale and
Mr.. Alexander Loomis, given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gordon.
Delta Gamma luncheon, Mrs. Coe
Buchanan and Mrs. Brandon
Howell, hostesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
Clarke Thummel Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton
Thummel have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Stella
Louise, to Frederick Werst Clarke
at noon on Tuesday, July ), at Trim
ity cathedral, followed by a wedding
breakfast at Mr.. and Mrs. Thummels,
. when only relatives and some of the
Younger set are to be included.
There are to be no attendants ex-
cept the maid OF honor, Miss Kath-
arine Thummel, and the best man,
George 3. Thunmel. Mr.. Clarke and
lis bride will make their home at
Douglas, Wyo
Mr.. Clarke is expected to arrive
from Douglas about the end of next
week and there will doubtless be a
Continued on Page Two Column one.)
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17
Gossip OF Visitors.

The Misses Sue and Mary Hurlbut
OF Scdala. Mo-, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McCul-
loch, having come to attend the
wedding of Miss Mary McCulloch
to Mr.. John A. Nixon.
Miss Anne Russell has as her week.
end guests Miss Nelona Pelcher OF
Long Beach, Cal, and Miss Lucille
Gass OF Lincoln.
DR.. and Mrs. Herman Sugarmar
and son, Jerome, OF Los Angeles, Cal.
are in the city for few weeks. They
will be at home to their friends this
afternoon and tonight at the home