THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. AUGUST 13. 1922.
Benson Society
-Utiusn CorrespondentCall Wlul JJ70."
Bankers Entertain.
Members ( the hanking limit of
he Hank of Hciii.in, Farmers and
Mrrrtumt mil the ltnU of H
trnre will entertain at a .nii-t
Wednesday at Happy Hollow club,
complimentary to i he IIdiikU and
farpy County Country itatikeii' e
ociation. Wive of the hanker will
lie honor gurtu, Iht evening Mill
be spent In dancing,
Walther League Convention.
At the tatt meeting of the Walther
league of the Imnwnurl Lutheran
church the dclriiatf tn the Nehraka
iltttrirt fontition to be held Sep.
lenihrf J and 4 at Columbus,
Nrli., wer elected, J. C.ehrig, prei
Vnl of the Wallher l.HKue tocia
linn of Oin.,1,; Urv, K. MPpri,
Kiehird I fjiver and Loni.e llerr
inan will rrprenent the Itenann
riety, Mut IS other Hen. on
lMgtiere will attend.
Wedding Invitationa. ,
Invitations are out announcing the
v editing of Mi (ilariva Young,
itaiiKhirr of Mr. and Mr. H. IC.
Young, and Wilbur., L. IVartun,
. Inch will take place in the near fit
I'ire. Picnic and Swimming Party.
Mr. George Remington and Mrt
Flienrer entertained at a picnie and
wiinniing parly Thursday at Carter
I ale rluli, (iuctf included Mr. I.
G. WaMmi and cm. Kichard and
Waller; Mri. (". P. Md'heraon, Mr.
I'.ert Ran and daughters, Marjorie
and Dorothy; Mrs. P.. W. T)ean and
children and Mm. Ruell WaUh,
S. 8. Board Picnic.
Members of the Methodirt Sun
day Dchnol hoard picknicked Monday
ivening at F.lmwood. Officer,
teacher and friend were included in
the party.
Children'e Party.
Mr. J. W. Welch entertained P.el-
v Franrii, daughter of Mr. and Mri.
A. W, Francis. Kulh and Margaret
Heardslry and Gertrude Irene Welch
at a parly Thursday at Happy Hol
low club, Other giirU were Me
dames A, N. Francis, K. A, Beard
Icy and J. J. Merslion.
Walther League Social.
The Imiiianurl Lutheran church
Walther league will entertain at an
ice rream social Tueday evening,
August 15, mi the church lawn. Home
halted cake, ice cream, coffee and
pop will he ervcd. The public it
invited.
I. W. B. Claai.
Member of the L W. R. das of
the Methodist Sunday chool were
entertained Tuesday afieroon at the
home of Mr. and Mr. A. N. Howe.
A hiisine and social afternoon wa
enjoved. Refreshment were served
'by the hostels.
Sunday Dinner Cueiti.
Mrs. K. I.iljenstolpe and daugh
ters, the Misnes Margarite and,
Katherine, were dinner guents Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mr. N.
I UrCttrtv n( Omaha I
Escape Serioui Injury.
Mrs. Oscar Dagarman, sister of
George McArdle, narrowly escaped
serious injury in an auto accident
Tuesday on West Podge alrcet. Mr.
!))o:iriiian hart heen to visit Iter
mother and was leaving- for her
home when the steering1 wheel came
off and the car ran into a ditch.
Methodist Aid Meet.
Member of the Methodist Aid
socitey will meet Wednesday, Au
gust 16, at the home of Mrs. R. A.
Sherhondy, 2344 North Sixty-second
street. The nominating- committee
for, the fall eUction will be named
at this meeting.
Union Service.
The Union church service will be
held Sunday evening on the Presby
terian church lawn. Rev. O. W.
Ebright of the English Lutheran
church will deliver the sermon.
Bake Sale.
The ladies of the imanuri Lu
theran church will hold a hake sale
at Giles Bros.' store Saturday, Au
gust 19. Salads, baked beans and
cakes, pics and candy will be on sale.
Kings Daughters Entertain.
The King's Daughters class of the
Baptist Sunday school entertained at
a social Thursday evening on the
church lawn. Ice cream and cake
were served.
O. B. S. Kensington.
Members of O. E. S. Kensington
of the Narcissus chapter entertained
at a kensington Tuesday evening' at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.- Curtis
Bramble of Benson acres. Husbands
of the members were guests of
honor.
Luncheon Guest.
Mrs. K. Liljenstolpe was luncheon
truest Monday at the home of Mrs.
John Sundland of Omaha.
Entertains at Dinner.
- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Walstrom en
tertained at dinner Wednesday in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. John
son and daughter, Ycrnelle, who
have - recently returned from a
month's visit in California.
Birthday and Anniversary, Party.
Mr. "'l Mr- R- Morton en-,,
tcrtained at a party Sunday evening
in honor of their third wedding an
tiiversary and the birthday, of Mr.
Morton. Twenty-five were present.
The ntit of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Oringdulph of Me
i nlo. and Mr. and Mrs An-
nv.Kjtr rAf.
i drew Morton of Lincoln. Among
The other guests were Messrs. and
Metdani V. U. Pence. E. W. Dean
and Umily and p. p.. Young. Jr , and
Mrs. Mary Morton. Mix tiets M
Govern and Mr. Albert Knudsen,
Dinner Guest.
Mm Edith Dahlstrom was aTue.
dy dinner guest at the home of Mr.
K. Liljrnttulpt and daughters.
Entertains for Miss Young.
A number of young ladies from
the I'mon Pacific headquarter en
If named it picnic supper Ihurs
day evening it Llmwood park in
honor of Mm Gladys Young, whose
wedding will take place in the near
future.
Personals.
Gorton Roth returned Tuesday
from Washington, D, C.
R. If. Maloney is home from va
ration trip to P.stes park, Colorado.
Mis Lizzie McMahon i visiting
relative and friend In Blair, Neb.
Mm pom a Roth returned home
Monday from a visit at Plattsntouth.
Mr, Carl A. Liljenstolpe left
Sunday for her home in Scottiblufl.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. MrKet and son
left Saturday by into for Kansas
City, Mo,
Pail Crortt ha returned to his
hmne'iii South Dakota for the har
vest season.
Mrs. R. If, Maloney and children
are home from a five weeks' visit at
Kearney, Neb,
W. J. Welch was taken to St. Jo
seph hospital where he underwent an
operation Thursday,
Mr. and Mr. Pred Nelson are
home from a vacation trip through
Colorado and Wyoming.
Mrf. Austin Taylor will leave the
latter part of the week for a vaca
tion trip at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Frank Weiss i in St. Katherine
hospital where he underwent an an.
pendicitis operation Saturday,
Mrs. Gorton Rotb and daughter,
Roma and Eunice, left Friday for a
vimI with relative in Tekamali.
Pred Ingrrsoll of Detroit visited
the early part of the week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Palmer,
Mis eKale Kelly of Blair visited
Mis Lirzie McMahon -and Mrs.
James Maney the eirfy part of the
week. ' v
Mr. and Mrs. J, W, Fitch are home
from a visit -at Newman Grove,
Spalding and other western parts of
the stale.
Mr. and Mrs, D. C. Sturtit and Mr,
and Mrs. W.F. Reishaw and fam
ily motored to Manila, la., and spent
the week-end.
H. C. Chenowith and Bertie Kotil
crt are home from a trip to St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Spirit Lake and
Lake Okiboji,
Mr. and Mr. O. Arthur Melcher
and family are home from a three
weeks' vacation at Beaver Dam
lake, Cumberland, Wis.
Miss Bernice Dunn arrived home
Friday from Charleston, III. F.n
roule home Mir Dunn visited Chi
cago and the great lakes.
Bert Simpson, who has been at the
home of his sister, Mrs, J. L. Cor
balcy, and Mr. Corbaley, has re
turned to hit home in Florence.
' Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Robinson have
purchased a new home on Ames ave
nue, near Fontenclle park, and will
move the early part of next week.
Mrs. Bernard Able of Benson and
daughter. Mrs. Herman Timmer
man of Papillion, left the early part
of the week for a visit ill Ogalalla,
Neb.
Rev. and Mrr, V. H- Van Horn
are home from attending the Ne
braska State assembly at Lincoln
and visiting friends at Stromsburg,
Neb. "
Mr. E. E. Janke, who with Mrs.
Janke has been visiting at the home
offf Mrs. Janke's patents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Campbell left Wednes
day for his home in Davenport, la.
Mr L. E. Goodrich and daugh
ter. Elbcrta, of I'erryville, Md., arc
visiling at th home of Mrs. Good
rich's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Sturtz." Mrs. Goodrich and daughter
made stopovers in Lansing, Mich.,
and Chicago while enroute to
Omaha.
Crook Relief Corps.
George Crook Woman's Relief
corps will entertain at a kensington
Friday at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Martha Boquet 2605 Fort
street.
Custer Relief Corps.
George A. Custer Woman's Relief
corps will entertain at a sunshine
party Tuesday at 2 p. m. a the home
of Mrs. Stcphrn .Bowes, 903 South
Thirty-third street.
Harriett Jarrett to Wed
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CHANGE OF LIFE
WOMAN'S TRIAL
Proof That Lydia L Pinkljam'i
Vegetable Compound is of Great
Help at Thii Period
Metropolis, Illinois. " I have
taken Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
iv vriiLniuiiu aiii i
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bed and waa only
sbl to b up pari
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I waa aJviw-d by
a friend. Mrs,
Nmiih, to try ly-lia tl rmkham a
vegetkbU Compound and Liver
rUia. I waa s murn (wnented by th
iiMcl Ihewnilivirwsthat I waa able
tu be up and abuut in tu . I
wsa at that hangf l.ifhn t
ln Inking tha n4irirwa and I p4
ever that lima ftithut any trnubia.
Now I am ha! and harty,da all my
KHeork, whtfir trpmg, scrub
king, and ckinf. a 1 t!Ur u to fi
abusit huuM, an4 ran w'k t e
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The marriage of Miss Harriett
Jarrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John If. Jarrett of Milford, to Dr.
B. C Russum, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W, D. Russum of this city, will take
place Monday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, Kev. Cham
bers officiating, in the presence of
rrlatives and a few friends. Miss
Florence Jarrett, aister of the bride,
will be the bridesmaid and Eugene
Russum, brother of the groom,
will serve as best man.
l'ollowinit the ceremony Dr. Rus
sum and his bride will motor to
Estes I'ark and other Colorado
points. They will be at home in
Omaha after September IS.
Both Miss Jarrett and Dr. Rus
sum are well known in Omaha. Xfiss
Jarrett is a graduate of the Nicholas
Srnn hospital nurses' training school
and is president of the Alumnae as
sociation. She took post-graduate
work in diseases of children at the
Mir had Reese hospital in Chicago
and has been connected with the
children's clinic of this city, the
Uiilds Saving Institute and the local
baby station.
Dr. Russum is a graduate of
Creightoii university and ( reighlon
Medical college. lle took post
graduate work at the University of
I'aris and in New York and Chicago
hospitals. He, is on the stall of
St. Joseph and Douglas county hos
pitals and the Crcighton, Medical
college.
Christ Child Society.
A party was given at the Christ
Child center on Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Ella Caniglia's 11th
birthday. At the close of an enjoy
able afternoon the little folks were
served with ice cream and rake.
Miss Vera Dendinger, one of the
workers at tlje center, has accepted
a iVition in the public schools of
St. l'aul, Minn., for the coming year.
She will leave Omaha on Tuesday
for a visit with her parents at Ilart
ington, Neb.
John Monlalbano and S. W. Mor
gan were the winners in the pitch
tournament staged by the Lightning
Athletic club on Thursday evening.
Several children enjoyed the out
ing at JSrug park Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. C. Thomas assisted in car
ing for the children.
Miller Park Mothers' Picnic,
Miller I'ark Mothers' circle will
hold its annual picnic for members
and their families Wednesday afjer
noon and evening at Miller park.
Mcjiibrrs and their guests are re
quested to meet at the playgrounds
at 3 p, m. A basket picnic supper
will be served at 6:30 p. m. The
circle will furnish ice rream and lem
onade. .
Daisy Camp.
Daisy camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, will meet for a kensington j
rrinay trom in a. m iiimi p. in.
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Dowd,
3023 Titus avenue,
Grant Relief Corps.
U, S. Grant Woman's Relief corps
will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. in Me
morial hall, court house. A full at
tendance is desin-fl.
CONANT HOTEL BUILDING
First View W
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Autumn Millinery
For Those Who Believe in Styles
When They Are New These
Early Fall Hats Are Available
Presenting the most varied collection of early
fall hata it has been our pleasure to show for
many seasons. Here are. captivating hnts with
a smart turn off tho face, or a clever orna
ment placed at just the right angle, showing the
art of a real designer. There are large, hata, too,
of wonderfully lustroua Dnntia velvet, the pietura
hat so much in vogue, Ih a word, hats for the
nils, young woman and matron. Combining a
world of value and style and always moderately
priced.
P ClieitnuK Chinese Jue, Gollen Glan Vowi, Flame,
fj iSii'n, I'araJise, A'avy otn
$7.50 to $18.50
Final Clearance of All
Summer Hats
Wt d not tarry aver Wa from one
season to an..hr aM In er l.f In
!! them n ! at this nhsrj if I
fru. t r!y, I
Monday Only , , ,
om one , j
:t $100
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T. L. Conibs & Mazer Company
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Since 1888 Omaha's Master Jewelers
Announce Their First Week .
in Their New Store
. ' ' s
at 305 South Sixteenth Street, Near Farnam
fiplOR weeks we have been preparing for the occupancy of this bright new
if store and our entire staff of able sales assistants are waiting to serve you
ICuJl and show you through the most completely equipped and carefully
stocked jewelry store to be found anywhere in the ,west. Our formal opening
comes later. '
It would be strange indeed if we did not desire our first week in this store to be
the BIG6EST week from any and every angle. We believe you must knov that
in this particular instance a BIG week means more than dollars to us. It means
the gratification of a dream an event that we can point to with pride at a
later time. .
We are going to make this the BIGGEST week in our business life if you will
help us. We think you will, because you like to encourage progress, and addi
tionally because we want you to visit us the first week and form the habit of
coming. We will make it well worth your, while to do it.
To Encourage and Insure a First Week Visit
$2,000
$2,000
A wonderful diamond ring set In
platinum, the center stona a re
markably fine specimen of genuine
bronze diamond,
at
An unusual creation of naturea pink
diamond set In a gentleman's
platinum
ring
A string of rara oriental pearls, as
smooth aa a i0 OCA
child's cheek jUS,a40U
A bar pin of ' rare beauty, exquisite
diamonds set in platinum by a
hTnd" $2,250
An entirely original design of a real
artist, A bar pin of platinum so
interestingly set with diamonds
and sapphires that one marvels at
the creator's G1 OA A
ingenuity Pl,aiVU
A diamond sautoir watch of appeal
ing charm, fitted with the best
product of the d OCA
watchmaker's art. . . V 1 1&DJ
The most beautiful Sterling Silver
tea set ever shown in this city. A
special creation of the Wallaca
factories, purchased by t7QA
us for this occasion, ,, v
A waiter to match the (tQOA
above ...,P5U
A water pitcher of the tQ C C
same design
A cigarette ease fit for the most
critical, in heavy tl Q7 CA
14-karat olid gold P 1 0 .OV
A vanity case for milady, the last
word in the goldsmith's art, pro
duced in heavy 1 1 Pft
14-karat gold , PiOU
A wonderful Touchon watch, a real
man's watch, $310
A ladies' white gold wrist watch of
not ordinary shape, fitted with a
full jeweled Elgin C-ft
movement , PJVJ
Men's cuff buttons, genuine platinum
frorfti on 14-karat (in CA
olid gold apl.OU
An appealing chime clock, playing Ita
song every quarter hour on
sweet-toned
bells
A gentlemen'f 17-Jeweled watch,
fully war
ranted
$49.50
iweled watch,
$16.50
A wrist watch with full Jeweled
movement, white t 1 5 C A
gold filled case . , , . P 1 0 .31
Sterling Silver cuff buttons,
for the pair P
Some plated salt and ppppcrs, d 1
for the pair S
Still some more of those cigarette
cases w advertised flJO OC
last week PO.OJ
A really serviceable man's watch,
7-jeweled , dJC
movement
Of course the articles we have enumerated are but a few of the items taken at random from
our immense stock. There are truly hundreds of other items of equal or greater value. Be
assured that our desire for a visit from you is sincere and earnest and as a further evidence
of this we, add the following: '
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For the FIRST WEEK ONLY
On every diamond, platinum or real pearl article In
our nw store stork bntiKhl at today's rock-bottom
market and priced low to win ymir buslnena, a
utraight DUeouni of , , 10
On all similar jewelry from our former store a DU-
taunt f , , , 10
On practically every watch or rlmk still remaining
unsold, a DUenunl of ,,,,,, 20
On practical) every piece of sterling or plt,d silver
lemninlng of the old stock, a DUcounl (.,,, 20
, On rvrry piece of guld or filled jrwelry In the hnuse,
absolutely no exceptions, the wotvlrrivil DUtoynt ( 15
Did anyone ever offer such values as these before? We would not do it now were it not that
we are determined on a 111(1 FIRST WKKK. As wo stated before, n M(i FIRST WF.KK means
more than money to us. It U u real sentiment, n wUh, almost an obsession with us, and we
are willing to pay you well to help us make this possible.
T. L. Combs Mazer Company
NEW LOCATION-305 South Sixte-nlh Slrect. Ne.r F.rnum
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