TUB 03IAJIA DAILY li.BE: SUNDAY, (KTOimit ?, 1001.
0
BRIDES HOLD THE BOARDS
Otntir or Bttga ind Limilight ii Btill
Their Ptioa.
bride's parents In Harrlsburg. I'a., ant! arc i8 CXpCctlng Mrs. Dodds ns soon as the
now tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Schacffcr, 2013 Hamilton street,
OCTOBER MONTH NOT LONG ENOUGH
All thi; WriltlliiK I'lntuieil (.'nmint lie.
Solrninlccl find lilto Kurt. It
Hue Importune lu I"" 11 r
AVcckd.
o'clock on Tuesday evening at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. l'rank Martin on Wirt street.
hat of their daughter. Miss Kdna, and Mr,
harles Helmcr. Tho house was artistically
ccoratcd with flowers, potted plants and
reens, especially the parlor where the cer
emony occurred. Just at 7 o clock the bridal
party entered and took their place under n
Our Iiiiily of Tnn.
William J. Latnpton, In Harper's Weekly.
1.0, there (the stands;
Uehold tier hands
And armtj,
Whoso mllk-whlto charms
Aro none, anil In their ntend
A rl.irk brown red
That tells u healthy talo
Of exerclao ,
lii'Iieatll tho Blinllt skies '
Of hi. I und dale.
Her cheeks, onco pink and white,
Aro now u sight
1'or god" whose taste, In shades
Vur SummT mulds,
Una ripened to tho deep
Delicious ruby browns that sleep
Heneath her sun-klssod skin
Like snadows In
T be hwi et embraces of a rose.
Her nose,
onco blistered In tho sun of Juno,
Is now Immune,
And from Its tip to crown
Is really ft symphony In brown.
Her rstwhllo ulnbaster brow
Is now
A rhapsody In red,
So dark oh If to seem
A Vandyke dream.
Her neck, before
A pillar of pulo light,
No moro
Is so bcdlght,
Tlut gleams In bronze,
So rich and rare.
That what Is darkest
Is most fair.
Tho Hummer shakes
Its snuff on her nnd mnkes
Hit sunburnt skin n. dusky, dusty red
That glows as softened Bunsets
In tho hazo
Of Autumn days.
Bho walks unshadowed tn tho sun
As fearless of Its beams
As aro the (lowers In Spring,
And wears her cloak
Of rich maroon
Ah royal purplo decks a queen.
Heboid her.
Coming back (o town,
From mountains down,
Vp from tho sea;
A sepia sorceress Is she,
A russet ruler on a throno
Kntlrely her owni
A tnwny tyrnnt
Of the heart of man,
A lllrtlng,
Fetching
Fantasy
In tun.
Whllo so much Is being said and done for
tho October brides that tho November cal
endar Is threatened with Infringement to
compass all that tho season has In store
for of courso each bride covets tho honor
of the week and prefers postponing the
datn to sharing tho nttontlon with another
thcro is ono participant In all tho gaiety
who Is not as gay as ho seems, even while
ho toasts tho newly wedded ones. Thin
is tho society bacholor. Kvon the honors
of tho usher nnd tho bc3t man do not com
pensato as ho views the doploted ranks
of tho past few seasons' debutantes and
reflects that so few of them aro still im
partial. Thcro are, however, a number of
young womon recently "finished at cast
ern colleges who have been receiving tho
attention of those who llko to know things
of lato and these busy ones say that nt
least throo of them nro to be formally in
troduced beforo tho first of tho year.
This will occasion a long list of
' rocoptlons, dancing parties and llko af
fairs end maybo, real lato In tho spring,
perhaps before Juno, another wedding, for
it is understood that ono of these young
women is waiting only for her debut when
her engagement to a man back east will
bo announced.
This week tho Gannett-Taylor wedding
which is to occur at All Saints' church on
Wednesday evening, will occupy society's
first attention and nftor that thcro oro to
bo moro affairs for the brldo and groom
Just back from their tour.
canopy of greens, where Itev. DoWltt Lone daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
read the marrlago service, which was wit- pnriietd.
ncssed by nearly 100 relatives nnd friends. n,nt. nffnti nnd Mrs. Klne of Wat-
Thc bride's gown was n handsome white . ' . v ., ,.. tnmorrow for Col-
crepe do chlno over taffeta and she carried a ' ' . '
shower of bride's roses. Her maid of honor. orau BnrlI,Ka-
Miss Blanche Hungate, wore N'lle green Kx-Senntor nnd Mrs. Thurston spent last
moussellnc de sole over taffeta. Mr. Helmcr week In Omaha preparatory to returning to
as attended by Mr. John Mellcn. Follow- Washlugton.
lug the ceremony an elaborate wedding sup- Mrs. Stanton and her daughter, Mls3 Jo-
per was Bervrd and late In the evening Mr. srphine, have taken nppartmenta at tho rax-
nd Mrs. Helmcr left for an extended trio ton f0r the winter.
through the east. They will be at home Mrg lu,jck Mr8. McCormlck and Mrs.
after November 1 at 1913 Spencer street. n.m.ti,rmn nr.. bnMr frn.n dilrncn. where
One of tho pretty weddings of tho week ,,,.. Rtirtl, ,hr ,.., .vp.,i.
as that of Miss Jessie Hamilton, daughter . . t t .......
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, and Mr. 1 7 ? , ' 'JT th,,, "
Charles Hawley Kclfer. which occurred at r'j"" ll'UL?,vr
Church of tho flood Shepherd nt 8:30 o'clock tllC'Irn1' nns nrrlve1 'rom Ucvor
on Wrdnpsdnv vnnlm?. Tho ehurch was Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Iiarbor have gone
prettily trimmed with palms, ferns nnd white south for tho winter nnd will bo Joined soon
roses, tho pews reserved for the family bo- ty tneir uaugnier, .irs. narry Biiears.
ng marked by means of broad white satin Miss Kntheryn l'olack will bo nt home
ribbon nnd roses, and In tho Interval before (r0m 3 until C o'clock on Monday afternoon,
tho arrival of the bridal party a number of whcn she will exhibit somo of her miniature
the Icadlngitnuslclans of tho city contributed Work.
most appropriate program. Among them ... . . ,,,. Pi,n,t. c.,.
ere Miss Lena Klsworth. Mr. Max Hau- , v v
melster and Mr. Slgmund Lansburg, with "'."V. " .1.
Mr. Joseph Onhm at tho organ. As tho u,'.u H 1 b
bridal party entered the ushers. Mr. Hall lnl"8-
Ilucklngham and Mr. Arthur Williams, were Mr. Herbert Gannett and Miss Mabel Toy
ln advance, followed by Miss Edith Hamll- lor will entertain their wedding party at 7
ton, sister of tho bride, as flower girl. Miss o'clock dinner at tho Omaha club on Tues-
Klslo J. Harnard, as maid of honor, came day evening.
cxi, nnu men mo urine ami ner ratiicr. tnviintionn imvn i...nn tniri this week for
i no groom, attended by Mr. i rnnk .Now- ,i. fm.rtopnth nnmmi ball of tho Oinnha
can, met tho party nt tho altar, where Hov. rjllard, ,s l0 occur on Monday oven-
r mm read the marrlago service of the , tob , nt ie,p nrmory.
plscopal church. A reception followed tho ... ... .... . .
wedding nt the homo of tho bride's parents. M18s 'Kian.i win onicrinin mo uan
1901 Illnney street. Mr. nnd Mrs, Kclfor nctt-Taylor brld.tl party at the Monday
III be at homo after October 15 at 3718 evening production or "ine uoyai family
North Eighteenth street. nt Uoyd's. Tho party will occupy boxes.
Miss Mary Lewis Wood returned on
ieniirPN i usi. Wednesday to Miss Baldwin's school, Uryn
Miss WAsea entertained at cards on Mon- Mawr, I'd. Sho was accompanied ns far as
flay for Miss Edna Martin. Indiana by her brother, Mr. W. II. Wood.
Mrs. A. Clcln was hostess at n bowling Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clarke, Jr., aro ex
party at Krug s park on last Saturday. pectcd home on Tuesday from their wedding
Miss Hamilton entertained n luncheon trip. Mrs. Clnrko Is to bo ono of tho at
party at tno country club nt noou on ! rl- tendnnts at MIbs Taylor a wedding on
Tho brilliant feature of the week and
ono of tho most elaborate functions given
In many scasor.H was the luncheon given
by Mrs. Lovl Carter nt tho Omaha club
on Tuesday In honor of Mrs. Joseph Mors
man of Chicago. Tho great tablo nt which
tho thlrty-nlno guests wcro seated was laid
In tho big club dining room upstairs and
its decoration was oxqulslto in every de
tall. Tho entlro affair was in pink. In
tho renter of tho table five baskets of
bridesmaids' roses wcro arranged In n
great pink mnos of fragrance, from which
other roses wcro scattered all over tho
cloth. At each cornor was a griat pink
satin bow, whllo, suspended from above,
were electric lights shaded boncath pink
bulbs nnd sprays of green nnd shedding
soft glow over all.
Wrdillnun unit Kngngrmpnti,
Ono of tho pleasant announcements of tho
fall is that of tho engagement of Mr. Dick
Stewart of Council Illuffs and Miss Ger
trude Kountzo.
Mr. Lester L. Mudgo of Burlington, la
nnd MIbs Fay Wetzel, formerly of this city.
wcro mnrrlcd October 1 at tho homo of tho
It. O. . hnimo Is ready for occupancy,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Vandcrhoof have taken
An unusually pretty wedding occurred nt npar'tmentfl at tho Murray for tho winter.
Miss Helen Millard has lfsued cards for a
luncheon on Monday In honor of Miss Taylor.
Mr nnd Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith
and children will arrive from tho east early
this week.
fin 3nni1v morning. September 19, a
James McMonlcs, Mrs. F. Fraham and other
friends
Miss Hcddcns will be Miss Cotton's guest
until Monday, when she will return to her
homo lu St. Joseph.
Mrs. 1). J. Hnnnofsy nnd children from
Butte, Montr, nro visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. 1).
heavy on Thirtieth avenue.
Mr. nnd Mr. Charles A. Wheelock of
Fargo, N. D., vcro gests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles C. Uosowatcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bates, who wcro guests
at tho Allcn-Clarko wedding, returned to
Denver on Monday.
Mrs. Julius Snnttlnger, who has been
tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Morris, re
turned on Monday to her homo in Topcka,
Kan.
Mr. Sidney Hanger of Denver arrived to
day to visit at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Emll Strauss at Twenty-sixth and Cali
fornia streets.
Mr. Tom Holyoko of St. Paul, Minn., s
the guest of Mr. Herbert Gannett and will
bo ono of tho ushers nt tho Gannett-Taylor
wedding on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. M. N, Spencer nnd son Ralph of
Itcd Oak, la., who havo been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Shearer during tho past
week, havo returned homo.
El
Elegant styles, now fall millinery, at
Joyco's, 1621 Douglas street.
Cnpltola Williams, piano,
vldgo block.
Studio 8, Da-
Ladies'
Fine Tailoring
ay,
In compliment to Mlsss Tlsdalo Mrs.
Herbert Wheeler entertained nt luncheon
at tho Country club on Wednesday.
Miss Hcddcns, Miss Cotton, Miss Carltn
Curtln, Mr. Bon Cotton and Major Mlchlo
wore Mr. James Pnxton's guests at dinner
nt tho Country club last evening.
A pleasant surprlso was tenAered Miss
Margaret Davis on Wednesday evening at
her homo nt 3123 Burdctte street and an
enjoynblo evening was spent nt music nnd
Games,
Mrs. Harry S. Lyman was hostess at nn
Wednesday.
ItlKh Si'lincil .it(i.
A large number of biology students en
Joyed an outing at Cut-Off lake Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mr. Benedict. Specimens of
crnwllsh nnd protophytn wcro gathered. A
number of cameras were used on tho trip.
Thursday afternoon Mr. Benedict took his
classes to Elmwood park, tho chlof object
of which was to seo tho habitat of fungi.
Prior to Mr. Benedict's teaching at the I
Omnha High school upeclmcns wcro Edit J
nero irom .Miciugau and Minnesota to bo
studied. Mr. Benedict does not approve of
this plnn, but prefers having the scholar
see tho manner In which tho plant grows,
He also prefers studying tho plants and
animals that grow lu this vicinity, so that
In addition to tho knowledgo of biology the
powers of observation und reason nre de
veloped. Tho Alice Carey society met Thursday aft
ernoon to elect ofllccrs. Jean Fleming, the
former president, was In tho chair. These I
onkcrs wero elected! Presldont, Florence
Mason: vlco nresldenl. Filn.i ItlllU
Inry, Violet Patton; treasurer, Beth Cong
don; scrgeant-at-nrms, Bculah Buckly.
A dramatic club has been orgnnlzcd to
help BUpport tho Athletic association. Tho
Tho
( IT SEEMS i UK
H H fed V
ft
I INCREDIBLE
BUT A FACT I
!l NEVERTHELESS
i
rpho tsuccess of our new department tjreater even than
1 our hopes led us to Cd'pccl.
Encouraged by tho unprecedented patronage accorded tho opening of
a new department of this kind nnd by tho many written nnd spoken
words expressing satisfaction and commendation for tho superior work
nnd workmanship of tho garments wo havo delivered In tho past threo
weeks, wo havo decided to place beforo our customers tho Inrgest assort
ment of fabrics sultublo for tailored suits, skirts, Jackets, etc., over
phown In Omaha for ladles to select from.
These cloths will nrrlvo Tuesday morning and bo displayed In our Iidles' Tailoring Depart
ment on 3rd floor. They como In pattern lengths ono pattern of n fhado-tho variety being so
great that nil can havo nn opportunity of making satisfactory selection") without duplicating the
purchases of friends nnd acquaintances. Wo show you hundreds of modes to select from, but will
copy If you desire nny design or stylo shown lu the many Journals of fashion. Wo will also sell
suit patterns nnd you can tnko them clsowhcro to bo made, but If onco wo mako a garment for you
wo bellevo you'll novcr havo a wish to go elsewhere. If you havo mntcrlal of your own bring It
nlong, wo will glndy mnko It up for you. All nro cordially invited to cnll nt this new ladles'
Tailoring Department no ono will bo niado uncomfortnblo by being pressed to buy. Tnko tho elevator
to third floor.
H i SCOFIELD
VI ll Cloak & Suit Company
1510 DOUGLAS STREET.
Movement mill WliiTrnliotitu,
Mr. Hnrry Wllklns Is In Chlcngo.
Miss Laura Barr has gone to Colorado to club will glvo a play nt Boyd's theater about
sj end tho winter.
Mrs. John Douglas nnd sons havo re
turned from Spokane, Wash.
Miss Dora Itnnpko Is at homo after sev
eral years spent nbroad In study.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W.. Tnlmnco havo re
turned from a visit to New York.
Miss Reun Butts has returned from a
October 22. Arrangements for tho piny will
bo mado by Miss Fitch.
Tho work of tho school yenr has been
divided Into four units. As soon as tho re
quired work of n unit Is llnlshcd cards nre
distributed with tho average of the stu
dents' dally recitations. A class Is not com
pelled to finish a unit's work In a specified
time, but may take ns long a tlmo or ob
short a time n Is necessary. Most of tho
upper divisions have received their first unit
cards.
elnborato dinner Inst evenlne when her visit with friends in urosion, in
guests wcro Miss Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Miss Huby D. Forbes returned last weou
Allen, Miss Curtis, Mr. Herbert Gannott, from a two months' visit In tho cast
Mr. Earl Gannett, Mr. Lynn Sherwood, Mr. 'nnd Mrs. Ben Rosenthal returned last
Mr. Robb nnd Mr. Charles S. ioung. wcei; frora xew York and Atlantic City
Mrs. L. N. Gondon of 3022 Pacific strcot jirs, j.', g, Cowglll left yesterday for
entertained nt cards on Thursday after- i.oulsvllle, where Bhe will visit her sister.
noon In honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jlr nml MrSi Arthur P. Gylou returned
A. H. Gondou of Grand Islnnd. mgn-nvo Thursdav morning from a trip to Buf-
was the gamo of the afternoon and two Elegant styles, now fall millinery, at
nanosomo prizes wero awarucu .irs. aneuy , . ,,-,. r,rnpl1 nn Joyco's, 1G21 Douglas street
n m.1 f ... I l VUVl II I tUHl till a. "iliuuvi wvu
aim ,ui, ukiuui, .! ,, ninnth'n ..nxtprn
. ,t. tj-i T.t.,., muiBua, uiv ""' -
. i . u l.a Bii.n mnf'a unlniivn In
r.. 1 . . tl .1 .. I "I I1I.KI1IIV 11 U 111 11,9 LI 11, 1.1 1, t m hwjwu.m
x ll u women presum
Miss Julia Ofllcer, piano, Karbach block.
Ono month's freo tuition to students be
ginning October, continuing without in
terruption to Juno 1.
THAT
MorBman, Clapp, Yost, Warren Rogers,
Cudahy, Barker, J. E. Baum, Ogdcn, Davis,
Barlow nnd Prltchctt
Miss Lucy Mack entertained nt her homo,
Twonty-soventh nnd Charles streets, yes
terday nftornoon ten girls from her Sun-
Europe.
Mrs. Arthur B. Smith returned last Mon
day from a visit to her old homo near Bos
ton. Mass.
Mrs. Howard L. Krcldcr and daughter, was horn In India: MIhs Anna H. Ewlng of
MfNNloimrlPN Null for Inillii.
NEW YORK. Oct. E. Tpn Prpnhvtorlnn
missionaries Hailed today for India on th;
tiiiiiiiuu irunspori uiier JMesnon. Tliey arc
MI'S. A. II. Ewltltr mill Miss fTnrrln Rtvlncr
this being their return trip: Miss May S.
Lincoln of Mlddlotowu, N. Y.j Miss Jose
phine C. Johnson of Wntertown, Wis.;
Hov. and Mrs. J. If. Lnwrm nf iinin
Urove, Pa., nnd Hov. Robert D. Tracy, who
Miss Nellie, will leave this week for In-
dav school class nt Plymouth Congroga- dlanapolls
tlonnl church. All sorts of games wero MIbs Mildred House arrived nomo late insi
Indulged In and dainty refreshments wcro week from a four months visit wltn menus
served. Miss Stolla Brown assisted Mm In Denver
Mack. Mrs. William Rnwitzcr returned Inst
Mrs. C. W. Lymnn entertnlncd at a week from an extended visit la Cleveland
luncheon on Wednesday for Mrs. King of and Chicago
Watklns, N. Y. Tho tablo centcrpleco was Mrs. D. W. Shull haB gono to Sioux City
a bowl of whlto rosos, while bunches of (or a visit of a few weeks to see somo old
violets marked each placo. Mrs. Lyman's acquaintances
guests wero: Mesdames King, Caldwell,
Yost, W. Morsraan, E. M. Morsruau, Barka
unio, .miss J. jeiiKs nf Fenton, III., and
Miss Dora Chatlergee, M. D., a native of
inuia.
OPENING OF WINTER
Millinery
Mrs. E. H. Edson has returned from n 11 nf 4Ue I nfpet DaMaKMc
...!, ..I.I. ...l.l, f-ln,1 In nuffnln nml w a
no,. . .t.. .. . ...
othor eastern cities.
Mrs. Frank Colpctzcr, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Dubois, arrived homo yes-
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Metcalf aro back from
tho east and havo taken npartmonts at
tho Pnxton for tho winter.
Mrs. C. Hartman and her daughter, Mrs.
William Hill Clarke, returned last weok
from a. two months' trip through Canada.
Mrs. Frances Mumuugh nrrlved homo on
A Plain Statement
Without Equivocation.
The "I1ARDMAN" piano Is truly tho mil
siclnns' favorite. Somo of the reasons nre
Its Incomparable tone, perfect scale, dura
blllty, stays In tunc longest, uniformity of
construction (you never henrd of n poor
"Hnrdmsn") nnd their now 1902 advanco
ntylo casclngs of tho most bountiful nat
ural woods are creating tho greatest en
thusiasm In art circles.
Their stylo "O," designed nftor ancient
Greek architecture, is n happy illustration
of tho exclusive art productions from tho
Hardman factories. As a Now York piano
man remarked recently; "You haven't seen
tho. latest until you see a "Hardman."
From Maker to User
It Is generally known tho "Hardman" Co.
nro financially Interested In the MUELLER
PIANO & ORGAN CO,, giving us tho ex
clusive privilege of quoting actual factory
prices, thereforo It is reasonable and truo
that theso beautiful, well known pianos can
nnd aro being sold by us In Omaha at a
lower prlco than possible for any whole
salt) or retail piano store, no matter what
tlmy may claim. This Is a fact no honest
man will deny.
Space docs not permit us to publish tho
names of tho 2,300 Hardman users In this
vicinity, but suttlclciit to say If well known
Omaha artists ns Dr. Baetens, Prof. Butler,
Mr. Gnrelssen, Mr. Kelly, Miss Burnham,
Madam Muenteferlng do use tho Hardmun,
it must bo a most satisfactory Instrument
to own.
Harrington, Story & Clark, Palmer,
Schaoffer and Hardmnn pianos, nlso tho now
improved Angelus Orchestral Piano Playor
(no other like It), are sold exclusively by
us and marked at one prlco in plain nguros
Free Angelus Concerts Daily.
Mueller Piano, Organ Co.
Est. 1859. IJI6FarnamSt Nosh,traMN,,e
low, Barton, Lyman and Joseph Morsman.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Morsmnn of Chlcngo
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Morsman, Jr.,
wcro gucBts of honor on Thursday evening terday from tuo cn3t
at a dinner givun ni iiuiaiuu uy nu.
Henry W. Yates. Tho other guestB pros
ent wore: Miss Helen Millard, Mr. Earl
Gannett, Mr. Frank Hamilton and Mr. Ezra
Millard.
For Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morsman of
Chicago Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Morsman, Jr.,
Mon Z oventa Tho co scheme c,f lt Saturday from a summer's trip through
?. L nn. i everv .will and Germany. Belgium, Franco. Switzerland and
ho offnlr inu nnn nf llin most elaborate Italy,
nf hn week. A handsomo loving cun filled Miss Hortcnso Clarko, who came up from
with nlnk mseH formed tho centerolcce. Lincoln to nttend tho Clarke-Allen wed
whllo tho tablo was lighted with tall rose- ding, spent several days in tho city last
shaded candelabra. wck,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris Husslo entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. Konyon arrived homo yes-
tho Friendly Greeting club at tholr homo terday from Chicago, Mrs. Kcnyon having
In Domla park Friday evening, October Just returned from nn extended visit In
4. After cards refreshments wore served, tho cast.
Mrs. P. J. Corcoran won tho first woman's Mrs. Oscar Williams and llttlo daughter
piizo and Mr. II. C. Cook tho first gentle- arrived homo last Sunday from Bay View,
man'B prize. Tho conbolntlon prizes wero Mich,, whero they havo spent tho last throo
awarded to Mrs. John F. Daly nnd Mr. P. months.
J. Corcornn. Tho next meeting of tho Miss Miriam Wllklns has returned from a
club will be at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. visit of sovcral months with relatives nnd
John F. Daly Wednesday evening, Oc- friends in Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo nnd
tober 23. Toronto.
Ono of tho moMt enjoynblo nffnlrs of tho Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Smith nrrlved homo
week was tho bowling nnd dancing party on Monday from Wood's Hole, Mass., whero
nt Krug's park lost Monday evening, given they hnvo been making an extended visit
by tho Misses Sayro In honor of their with relatives.
guests, tho Misses Jefslo Cosh, Dalslo Mrs. Emll Strauss will leave on Saturday
Matmes and Antolnetto Spothmann of Grand for Now York, wheio she will nttend tho
Islnnd. Tho bowling alleys, dining nnd weaning or tier sister, .miss nangor, torincny
ballrooms wero most effectively decorated of Omaha
with Jnponeso lanterns and red, whlto and Mrs. Hugo Brnndels returned homo last
bluo bunting. Bowling commenced promptly Sunday morning from Los Angeles, whfre
at 8 o'clock nnd nt tho end of tho evening fho h,ts spent tho last two months. Mr.
It was found somo excellent BCorc had been Brandols met her nt Ogdeu
made, especially by tho young women. For Judgo and Mrs. Baxter aro back from on
thoso who cared to danco tho new ballroom extended trip up through tho St. Lawrence
which has bcon but recoutly remodeled country nnd tho east and are at homo for
with Its tottencd lights and cosy corners tho winter at tho Mcrrlam
was found most nllurlng. Supper was Mr. Chnrlea S. Young has returned from
served nt 11 o'clock In tho American room tho east, nccompanled by his mother and
nnd nfter n good-night wnltz tho guests sister, who will visit him for a tlmo and
caught the last car and returned to tho city, later will accompany him on a trip through
Among thoso present wero: Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed- the west
ward Snyre, tho MIsBes Jeeslo Cosh, Dalsle Mrs. John L. Webster arrived In Omnha
Mappes, Antolnetto Spethmann, Emma on Sunday after a visit of several months
Quick, Ada Murray, Jcsslo Lawrence, Lll- In tho east. Miss Webster is In Chicago.
Hau Savngo of Lincoln, Alma Schmidt, tho gueBt of Mrs. Arthur Jercms, and Is ex
Thlna Schmidt, Josophlno Jnrdlno, Mar- pectcd homo in a few days
garet Pearman and Corn, Kdlth nnd Pru- Mr. nnd Mrs, C. F. Wellor, nccompanled
denco Sayro; Messrs. Allan Falconor, Mur- by Misses Ruth nnd Agnes Woller, loft tho
ray Hill, Edward Kaufmnnn, Fred Lambert, early part of tho week for Old Point Com-
l)r. 7.. D. Clarko Harvey, Robert Gillespie, rort, va. lioforo returning homo they will
Will Prlnglo, Cliff Howe, Will Cch and visit tho Pan-American exposition and other
Special attention to street and
tailor made bats.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
October 10, II, 12.
F M. SCHADELL
SCOFIELD
CL0AK&SUITC0.I
WAISTS
FOR EARLY AUTUMN
Wo nro rendy to show you a flno
assortment of handsomo wool nnd
flannel Waists for fall, in all populnr
styles and colors.
SILK WAISTS
Now silk Waists, pretty patterns
and mado right, nt prices that defy
competition.
PETTICOATS
Remember wo carry tho nicest lino
of mercerized, wool marlno nnd silk
Petticoats In tho city. Wo lead,
others follow.
Ok
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HOSPE
SELLS
TRICTLY
Greatest Values
over offered In now nnd used pianos nre to ho found nt tho inuslo lionsu
of Scliinoller & Mueller. 200 instruments to select from, Including tho
greatest piano lu the world the
STEIN WAY
Also n specially selected stock of VOKH, KMKUSOX, lVHHS 1'ONl),
A. It. C1IASK. MASON & HAMLIN, STF.OK, PACKARD, STIUMMl nnd
ninny others.
Square pianos and Organs $25.00 and up
Ohiekoriiif;, rosewood case !?()5.0(l
ICbony rpright ' $75.00
.McCain mon 1'pi'ighl, ebony ense $115.00
.Mahogany Upright $05.00
Stock Concert Grand $1 .'15.00
New sample pianos 9M8.00. $15(5.00 nnd .up
Handsome pianos for rent. Artistic tuning and repairing promptly
done.
WIJ .SIM, I, XI3W PIAXOS OX IjS.-.OO .MONTHLY PA Y.MI1XTS.
Write for catalogues, prices nnd terms or pay us n visit of Inspection.
LLER & MUELLER,
Stato representatives for Stelnway plnuos nnd self-playing Pianolas.
1313 Farnam St, Omaha, Tel. 1625.
Iowa Branch 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Tel. 378.
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CLOAK&SUITCO,
1510 Dntlulii M.
TEN DOLLAR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS!
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MRS. J. BENSON.
S
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Tho now shoo for women. KIvo dol
lar vulttua costing you i'l.uO always.
Ted Sayre.
places of Interest In tho cast.
Social Chlt-Chiit.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Orr aro in Buffalo
this week.
Mrs. K. M. Morsman, Jr., will bo at homo
on Wednesdays this month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William S, Hector and fam
ily nre at tho Her Orand for tho winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdward Porter Peck are
expected home from tho east this weok.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. K, Clarke aro now occu
pying their new bouse at 3017 Pacific street.
Out of Tmvn riiirsti..
Mrs. I). II. Wheeler Is entertaining her
gucit of Mrs. Will Sahs.
Miss Daisy M. Strohm of Tracy, Minn..
Is helng entertnlncd at tho homo of Miss
Maudo Drowncll.
MUs Mao lieddrns of St. Joseph is tho
cousin, Miss Illancho Tlsdalo of Alamedn,
Cal., for a few days.
Mrs. W. N. Stevenson and daughter of
rierco Neb., nnd Mrs. II. J. McNnray and
f Brunette Complexion Powder
plaxfoiii fthtolurrly pure, hurnilrsi cuc V
I UmrtcUl. T"i oitiT rcli'ra - pink r.n-1 W
ifhltt nilo fr-f.
J. A- t'onoul, H, Loult, Mo, m
From s. T y
Maker lLike
Wearer Made
It's nn un-to-dnto woman's storo. A
mnld Is nl ways in attondiinco, Sho shinos
your shoos Ireo. senu lor catalogue
HOKOsIS S1IOIJ STOKK
I'Viink Wilcox, Mgr.
J0 So. 15th
OROSI
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Major Dodds has taken tho Parber homo son Gordon of Kelgh, Neb., havo returned to
at 2115 California street for tho winter aud I their homes after a visit to their father,
BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASS
Our mirrored cut class room m filled with ;he most exauiMto
patterns "of exclusivo designs which cannot bo duplicated any
whoro. Thcro nro water pltch rs, bowls, vusch, celory dishes
docanters, enrafes, butter dishes, creams ami sugars, etc., etc.
We'll tnko great plcasuro In showing you through this dept.
Mawhinnoy & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers iuiU Ai t Stationers, latltiwid Umiglas Streets.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
Tailor-inado box coals in iiicHoii cloth
broadcloth, kersey, Vunotiau and .other nia
tei'ials. Child's box , coats of beaver or ripple eider
down, round deep collars, trimmed with braid,
ribbon and beaver Jieads. Price .$2.25 and .$2.75. Tailor-made
box coats, double breasted, velvet pockets, cull's and collars, sizes
1 to.S, years U.25; S to 12 years, ?5.00. Lace irimmin with fur
or .velvet, -1.00 up.
ITandsome black velvet rand satin coats.
1'rettiest bonnets to malch these coats ever shown in Omaha.
Made in Omaha
LATEST AND GREATEST,
T5! Diamond Special
noubl" wire and rap a child can put them on and ad
just Why pay 40c each for mantles when you ran buy
better for 25c --or tlvo for $1.00, and put thorn on your
self. Our No. 2 Diamond single wlro muntlo costs 15c, or
C for 7jc and gives splendid satisfaction,
Uealors send for our wholcsalo terms. Wo want an
agent In every town.
Completo gas lamps for 60c, COo and 7Ec, Telephonu
orders promptly filled.
Omaha Mantel Manufacturing Co.,
1319 Douglas St. Phone 1766.
01 A M
Drugs Retailed at Wholesale Prices.
Wo mako a study of tho art of buying goods bncaiuo "goods woll nought
aro half sold." Wo think wo buy" right, wo know wo sell right. Coniparo theso
prices with what other stores charge.
SI. 00 Peniim 55c
ROc .Malted .Mill: il5o
SI.OD .Malted .Milk 70j
SU.75 .M.ilted .Milk $y.K5
Wo Invito comparison. Wo lnno
prlcc3 aro always tho lowest.
:15c Castorln 21c
Pahst .Malt lixtract 18c
Howell's .Malt lixtruct, 2 for 25e
Pears' hoap 11c
Inspection. Quality being equal our
S. E. HOWELL, Park Ave. and Leavenworth St
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