THE OMAHA SUNDAY REE: MAY 17, 1908.
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IIET DAYS .FOR SOCIETY
ib Meeting and Small Informal
Affairs Make Up the Calendar.
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,T MUCH DOUfO AT THE CLUBS
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eek's End Brlna-a Only Few
IMamcr Parties and the Ma
jority af Tkra Arc
mnll.
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Africa Gratia.
"1 hate to axnd this photograph
To Tom. he'd have a fit;
It Isn't like me. not at all.
It Isn't, not a bit."
Then swiftly' came tho soft reply
Which caused ensuing scenes:
"If that's the cast-, why, Mabel, dear,
I'd send It by all means."
The Listener.
j The Social Calendar.
NDAY Y. T. dancing party; Temple
rael Sisterhood card party; Mrs. Hem
igtdn, Monday Bridge club; Miss Nelson,
venlng cards.
F.HDA Y Howlnnds - llnndloy wedding;
Ilss Mary Furuy, luncheon for Miss Alice
IcBhaie; Mrs. Frank Welngard, Sunshine
luh.
3D NEB DAY Th Amateur Musical club,
Irs.' BarnucI Cnldwell; Mrs. Wllhclm,
'jncheon; ladles' day at tho Country club
nd at the Field club; mid-week dance at
'leld club.
JUHSDAY Comls club, Mrs. E. V. Fer
ls; Xaurel club, Mrs C. A. BteVens;
lose t'ard club, Mrs. lcker; Mrs. H. A.
A'aiorener, matinee party at Boyd's for
tins Sargent; ladles' day at Happy Hol-
1W.
II DAY Miss 8ra Woodhnlls. S. 8. club;
. O. Y. club, Mr. Jack Sprague.
TURDAY Mrs. Thomas Brown, dancing
arty; Mrs. II II. Baldrtge, French brenk
sst for Mailain Borglum; North Ptile
latlnee club evening party at the home
f Mr, and Mrs. J. J. McMnllen; table
'hole dinner and dance at Country club
nd Happy Hollow; dance nt Field club.
t may be tho weather or any one of sev
il things that are likely to occupy the
ihlonablos as well as other people at this
ison of the year, but it Is certain that
ire has been a decided lull In social af
rs of late. The quiet of the last week
M made all the more noticeable by the
lrl Incidental to the opening of the
intry ' clubs, and while these resorts
ve been the scene of many of the prln
ul affairs there has been comparatively
le entertalng done there or any placo
e. Things look a llttlo brighter this
ek. The calendar "is more promising,
A as the days grow warmer, the clubs
w more and more attractive. Ladles'
y ha been little observed so far, but
observation 1s Inevitable and another
tnight or so will find people as anxious
ever to embrace Its privileges.
'he ' bachelors have been unusually ac
e of late and there have been some un
jal things in consequence. It Is not
sry week that much indulged contingent
heard from, but when it is .
i "fly" party was one of the novel af
rs of the week that had one of this set
It host, and while it is not the first
rty perhaps to witness a theatrical per
mahce from up In the "rigging" it Is
'e to say that the week afforded nothing
re enjoyable.
lolruz to the other extreme was a formal
iner given at the Omaha club by a trio
bachelors and it was one of the largest
'airs of the week's end.
, ' Country Club.
Tie largest dinner at tho Country club
turday evening was given by Mr. and
. Oeorgo F. Bldwell, In compliment to
. and Mrs. A. F. Jonas. The table was
ractlve with a large niound of red dut
i and red and white tulips.. Covers were
d for Dr. and .Mrs. ' A. F. Jonas, Mr.
d Mrs. George A. Joslyn, lf. and Mrs.
mry W. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mors
tn, sr.. Miss Jessie Millard, cs-8enator
II. Millard, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lyman,
and Mrs. Casper E. Yost, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Cudiihy. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. McSween
d Mr. and Mrs. Bldwell.
it. Denis Barkalow and Mr. Stanley
son had as their guests at dinner, M1n
nby of Chicago, Miss Calvert . of Maine,
s Louise Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
kdahy and Mr. George Van Brunt of
'uncll Bluffs. . .
lining with Mr. and Mrs. Richard 8. Hill
re Mrs. J. A. Ware, Miss Ware, Mr.
d Mrs. Phillip Potter and Rev. and Mrs.
Jldlson Knickerbocker.
r. and Mrs. Walter T. Page entertained
r. and Mrs. August Mothe Borglum, Mr.
id Mrs. Bamuel Caldwell, MIbs Frances
essells and Mr. Ross Towle.
'
I fara. and Mrs. William Aycrigg hud as
loir guests; Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
uel, Mr. a'nd Mrs. George L. Hammer
I d Mr. and Mrs. J. C. French.
' Ilatnr Hollow.
The partita were few and amall at Happy
j)llow also. ,
I dr. and Mrs. J. F. Ferguson entertained
dinner, covers being laid for Mr. and
'.I. Orrln Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Jametj
f
M.rJ.auurKria. Mr. anal Mum. T Dcnca. JCim
ULhr 2- i K ii and Jf r. and Mra. rsrrv
Dtnlnar will Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Sotoera
were Dr. and Mm P. L. Taylor.
Mr. IL P. Lrarttt had as his gueata at
dinner, Misa Burns of New York. Dr. and
Mrs. Edward Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. William
Metier and Mr. Walter Pnigh.
With Mr. and Mm T. C, Karens Were
Misa June Stevens of Pauline, Neb., and
Mr. Jesse Rogers.
Other innervations were made by Mr. H.
M MUllkon, four; Mr. T. C. Havens, four;
Mr. W. W. Johnston, four; Dr. P. E.
Coulter, four; Mr. A. T. Crelgh, four; Mr.
Kklward Haney, two.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hitchcock had as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ransom
and Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Cloyd.
At the Field Clan.
Dining with Mr. and Mr. H. L. Porter
field at the Field club were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. Rex Henry of Fremont,
Misa Mae Yates entertained at dinner,
covers being laid for Colonel and Mrs T. E.
Patterson, Chattanooga, Tenn., Dr. and Mrs.
Ira Porter, Miss Yates and Mr. John T.
Yates. Among the others who entertained
were: Mr. S. O. Fans, had two guests;
Mr. R A. Goes, two; Mr. H. C. Frlsbee,
three; Mr. Aubrey Potter, two; Mr. W.
O. Preston, two; Mr. T. E. Buckingham,
four; Mr. W. N. Chambers, four; Mr.
Herbert Kohn, four; Mr. W. C. Bullard,
three; Mr. G. W. Johnston, four; Dr.
HolllRter, four, and Mr. T. C. Belden. five.
One of the enjoyable affairs of the week
was the lunchwrt given by the teachers
of Tralrr sehool In honor of Misa Minnie
Davis, kindergarten director of that build
ing, who Is to be one of the brides of
Juno. The white and gold banquet room
of the Millard hotel was used for the oc
casion, having been beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and daisies, the kinder
garten flower. The place cards were also
marguerites and bore quotations or origi
nal verses appropriate to the coming event.
Miss McKoon. former principal of the
school was also of the party.
IMeasnre I'nst.
Miss Florence Powers wns hostess at an
Informal bridge party Saturday afternoon
nt her home on Park avenue, In honor of
Mrs. Selwyn Doherty, who is one of the
spring brides.
Mr. Luther Drake, Mr. C. E. Spens and
Dr. W. C. Bridges entertained at dinner
Saturday evening at the Omaha club for
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Kansas
City, who are the guests of Mrs. Smith's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yates.
Miss Janet Wallace entertained infor
mally Saturday afternoon at a 4 o'clock tea
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Water
house, who leave -this summer for Fremont,
where Mr. Waterhouse has accepted the
position of superintendent o,f schools. The
guests were members of the high school
faculty.
The Busy Bee card club was entertained
by Mrs. H. Backensen. 1S9 Corby street,
Thursday afternoon. A hostess' prize w.is
given to Mrs. Backensen, first prize to
Mrs. F. H. Barnes and second prise to
Mrs. R. Smith. Those present were:
Mesdames. R. Smith. H. E. Turks. C. S.
Barnes, F. H. Barnes, M. Goldsmith, G.
W. Goodrich, J. N. Dennis, J. Suiyvan, P.
Melcher, A. J. Samuelson, W. A. Wetland
and H. Backensen.
Miss Helen Cook entertained a number
of friends at her home Thursday evening.
Tho home was tastefully decorated and
refreshments were served. The evening
was spnt In music and dancing. Those
present were: Misses Katherlne Williams,
Elizabeth Haggarty, Irene Petelse, Costen,
Jewel Simpson, Katherlne O'Leary, Fairy
Hobson, Clark, Cook; Messrs. Gus Carl
son, Wlnfleld L. Shrum. Thomas B. Noone,
Will Kear, J. T. McDonald, Joseph J.
Noone,
Mr. Harry O'Neill gave a unique party
Saturday evening, when he entertained at
the Orpheum, his guests viewing the per
formance from the wings at the side of
the stage. After the theater supper was
served. The party included Mr. and Mrs.
W, O. Gilbert," Miss Flora Webster, Miss
Ella Mae Brown, Miss Jeanne Wakefield,
Miss Gertrude Moorhead, Miss Ethel Tukey,
Mr. Georfce Prlns, Mr. Stockton Heth, Mr.
O. C. Redlck, Dr. Leroy Crummer and Mr.
O'Neill. .
Mrs. George L. Gabriel assisted by Mrs.
S. W. Scott entertained the Don't Worry
Card club Thursday afternoon. Dutch
luncheon was served and a hand palnttjd
plate given the hostess. First prize to Mrs.
Wright, second prise to Mrs. Running and
consolation to Mrs. Yeager. Those present
were Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Running, Mr.
Yeager, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Turner. Mrs. Voorhees, Mrs. Kellogg and
Mrs. Scott.
The J. O. Y. club was entertained Fri
day evening by Mr. Rollln Carson. The
evening was spent with music and games.
Those present were: Miss Sylvia Hover,
Miss Marie Warthen, Miss Hazel Lnmor
eaux, Miss Amelia Adams, Miss Cleo War
then, Mr. Jack Sprague, Mr. Earl Noel,
Mr. Leslie Noel, Mr. George Butlln, Mr.
Marcus Nielsen, Mr. Leon Carson and Mr.
Rollln Carson. The next meeting will be
Friday at the home of Mr. Jack Sprague.
Complimentary to Mrs. August Mothe
Borglum, who leaves about the first of
Juno to spend the summer In Parts, Mrs.
Alfred Darlow entertained at luncheon Sat
urday at the Omaha club. The table was
brightened with a centerpiece of pink roses.
Covers were laid for: Mesdames August
Mothe-Borglum, Joseph Baker, Jr., Charles
L. Deuel, Harry Jordan, Edgar HI Scott,
Alfred Darlow, S. D. Barkalow, Frank
Crawford. H. Gifford. Charles Offdt. Vic
tor White and Miss Mary Lewis Wood.
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strlbutton In America. It tells how the
j omen of Paris make the most of their
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stationery has a distinctive, clearly refined Individuality which
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' . ' 1616 Farnam Street
Prospective Pleasarea.
The Comls club meets with Mrs. E. V.
Ferris Thursday.
Thursday the Rose Card club will meet
lth Mrs. Icker.
The J. O. Y. club will be entertained by
Jack Sprague Friday.
Mrs. C. A. Stevens will act as hostess
for the Laurel club Thursday.
The Monday Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. Arthur Remington this week.
Misa Jennie Nelson will entertain a
number of friends at cards Monday even
ing. Miss Alice Au1d will entertain a tmall
bridge party Thursday afternoon at her
home.
Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm will entertain at
luncheon at the Country club Wednesday
afternoon.
A program will be given by tho Ama
teur Musical club at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Caldwell Wednesday.
Saturday the North Side Matinee club
will give an evening party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McMullen.
Miss Mary Furay will entertain Tuesday
at a luncheon for Mitts Alice McShane,
who will be one of the spring brides.
Tho Y. Y. club will give a May party
at Chambers Monday evening. May IS.
This will be the last dance of a series
given by the club this season.
The last of a series of whist parties which
has been given by the Temple Israel Sister
hood will bo given Monday afternoon at
the temple vestry rooms at 3 p. m.
A reception will be given Monday, May
18, at the Gardiner Memorial parish house
from 4:30 to 6 o'clock In honor of the
graduate nurses of Clarkson hospital.
The French breakfast which was to
have been given for Madam Mothe Borg
lum Saturday morning by Mrs. H. II.
Bnldrlge has been postponed a week.
Mrs. Baldrige and Mrs. Klrkendall are at
Excelsior Springs and will return the
first of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Brown will give a dancing
party at her home, 1S24 W1rt street, Satur
day evening for Miss Zoe Marguerte Fries,
who graduates from Brownell Hall in June.
The guests will Include the members of the
senior class at Brownell Hall.
Social Ctatt-Chnt.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John L. Godfrey
of 41124 Douglas street, Saturday, May 1G,
a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Swltzler and Miss
Alice Swltzler expect to sail for Europe
June 13, London being their first point of
interest. Their plana as to the exact route
have not been determined, but they will be
absent until September 1.
Mrs. William Grigor of 2224 Dodge street
will have as hnr guests the latter part of
Ithe week, Mrs. Henry James and ' her
daughter, Mrs. Alfred S. Wheeler, of North
Carolina. The late Mr. Henry James will
be remembered as superintendent of Omaha
public schools for many years. Mrs.
Grigor will be at home Informally Saturday
afternoon. May 23, In honor of her guests
for their many friends In Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McWhorter and fam
ily, who are living at Lake Forest, 111.,
Where. Mr. Hugh and Gardiner McWhorter
are attending college, will return to Omaha
about 'the first of August. Mrs. Herman
Kountze and. Mr. and Mrs. Magee, who are
at present occupying the McWhorter home
will move to Mrs. Kountze's home at Thirty-eighth
ami Dewey avenue, which is being
remodeled. Mr. and Mrs. Magce will spend
a part of the summer at Bennington.
Last Tuesday evening tho Omlkron club
held Its annual election at the club rooms
In the Barker block. The officers elected
are: Mr. J. R. Dumont, president; Mr.
Russell Harris, vice president; Mr. Harry
Reed, secretary; Mr. Fred Crelgh, treas
urer; Mr. W. R. Wood, chairman of the
finance committee; Mr. Wilson Swltzler,
chairman of the house committee, and Mr.
Paul Beaton, chairman of the entertain
ment committee. The first entertainment
of next season will be the annuul banquet,
which will be given In September.
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Ladles Suits, Coats and SKlrts
at Greatly Reduced Prices
bl'CH AS NEVE II IIEFOUE KNOWN AT
L Kneeter, Omaha's Best Laiies' Tailor
Win guarantee Lest workmanship, latest styles and design
and the best materials as ever. Will remodel, re-fit and take '
rare of your wardrobe during the summer months. Your own
material mads up It dt-slred.
7 FAJtXAM HTHEKT
PHONE 1X1 GLAS 01X13
Conic and Go Uoaslp.
Miss Ida Smith has returned from a
short visit In St. Louis.
Mrs. H. Rosenstock has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. M. P. Mass, of Chicago.
Mrs. Douglas B. Welpton leaves this week
for a month's visit at lixcelalor Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Ashton of Lin
coln are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11.
Wlgnian. ,
Mrs. B. S. Baker and mother, Mrs. Car
roll, have gone to Excelsior Springs for a
fortnight.
Mrs. 11. D. Reed and family leave the
first part of June for their summer home
at Wall Lake, la.
Mrs. J. 8. Wood arrived home Saturday
morning after spending a year with her
daughter at Boston.
Miss Mary Allco Rogers and Miss Helen
Davis expect to leave this week to attend
the Dartmouth commencement.
Mr. and Mrs . II. L. Porterf leld have as
their guests for the week's end Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rex Henry of Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Crawford of Cole
brook, N. II., are guests of their son, Mr.
Frank Crawford, and Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. Loomts of Chicago is the guest for
a fortnight of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Boulter at their home at 119 North Fortieth
street.
Mrs. John A. McShane and Miss Mary Lee
McShane returi ed Saturday morning from
New York City, where they have been for
two weeks.
Mr. W. D. Cregan of Chicago, 111., has
been visiting Mr. P. C. lleafey for a few
days and was entertained at the Field club
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Templeton left Satur
day for Nebraska City. Mr. Templeton will
return Monday and Mrs. Templeton will
upend the week there. i
Mrs. W. A. Fraser of Dallas, Tex., who
has been visiting Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald of
Kansas City, will be the guest of Miss Mae
Yates, 3009 Marcy street, this week.
Mrs. C. W. Hudson and daughter, Miss
Delia Hudson, who are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. Diets, will return to their
home In Owensboro, Ky., next Wednes
day.
Mrs. James C. Klnsler and small daugh
ter, Jano, who have been visiting Mrs,
Kinsler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mis-
trot, In Galveston, Tex., for three weeks,
are expected home the first of the week.
Mr. Kdward C. Smith of Kansas City
arrived Friday to Join Mrs. Smith, who
hus been the guest for a week of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Yates.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith leave Sunday for their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn and Mr.
and Mrs. Gejrge P. Bldwell expect to leave
Saturday, May 23. for Saratoga, N. Y.,
where they will spend several months at
Mr. Joslyn's summer home, returning to
Omaha In October.
Mrs. E. C. McShane and Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Foye returned Friday from Excelsior
Bpiings, where they hava been spending the
last four weeks. Mrs. John A. Sargent of
Kansas City, daughter of Mrs. McShane,
accompanied them to the Springs.
Mrs. !.. H. Mlckel of Boatman, Mont., is
th (uest fo a few days of Mr. and Mrs.
This Great
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SALE
Will Dc tho
Talk of
Omaha.
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Opens Monday Morning at 3 O'clock
All Our Tailor
Suits
At telf-Price!
This Great Clearance Sale the one great event that the economical women of Omaha have learned to wait for and look
forward to as the greatest sacrifice sale of high clas3 stylish tailor made suits that is held in Omaha or anywhere west of
Chicago starts nearly six weeks earlier than usual.
This is truly a great sacrifice sale, for it's just in the heart of the spring season when we should be making our regu
lar profits; but owing to the recent cold and unsettled weather which has almost stagnated business and with a great stock
of beautiful tailor made suits on our hands, we are forced to start our half-price sale now in order to strictly adhere to our
set policy of never carrying over a single garment from one season to another.
SALE STMTS MONDAY
RfllPTLY AT
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Over 1,000 Beautiful Tailored Suits at Just 1
SG5.00 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$57.50 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$50.00 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$45.00 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$39.50 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . . .
$32.50
$28.75
$25.00
$22.50
$19.75
$35.00 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$29,75 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$27.50 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$25.00 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . .
$22.50 TAILORED SUITS
ANNUAL HALF-PRICE SALE, AT. . ,
Price
$17.50
$n.85
$13.75
$12.50
$11.25
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..GRADUATING GIFTS..
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Our store is resplendent with
new things.
Corals' Turquoise, Matrix in
Kings, Necklaces and Ilroochcs.
We baTe made special efforts to
have a line of elegant goods for
praduates this year. Let us show
you.
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Jewelers and Silversmiths.
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On a Woman's Face, .H'k,
Arms or Shoulders is Not
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LA JEUNE DEPILATORY (LIQUID)
will remove hair from any part of th
body In from 6 to 1') minutes leaving the
skin soft and white no smarting or
burning; bc per bottle. By mall,
sealed, $1.00. Circulars free.
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Cor. 16th and Dodge Bts., Omaha.
OWL DRUQ CO.,
Cor, lMh and Harney Sts.
George E. Mlckel. Mrs. Mlckel Is on her
way to Washington, 1J. C, where she Will
meet Rev. L. II. Mlckol, who is attending
tho scnvral conference of the Methodist
church.
Commander Wilson W. Buchanan stopped
off in Omaha Monday while on his way to
the Pacific const, where he has been as
signed to duty as executive officer of the
battleship Ohio, and will accompany the
big boat around the world. While In tho
city Mr. Uuchnnen was the guest of his
b: ether, A. O. liiii hanan
WpddlnK anil ICuuuareiiiruta. .
Tho wedding of Mit8 Ma:)' l.t'c HJcbiiane,
daughter of Mr. und Mrs. John A. Mc.
Shane, and Mr. Wiiiard I lot. ford will take
place Wednesday, June 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I). Kadts announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Edith Fay Eadi s, to Dr. William Washing
ton Word. Tho wedding will take place
early In June.
The wedding of Mrs. T. 3. Handley of 819
Park avenue to Mr. John E. Rowlands will
tuke pluce quietly Monday morning, May IS.
After a short wedding trip they will be at
home at 522 South Fortieth street.
Cards were Issued this wf ek for the mar
riage ceremony of HI us Margaret Wood,
daughter of Mrs. lien lirown Wood, to Mr.
William Henry Harrison Crantner of Den
ver, which will take pluoe Wednesday even
ing. May IT. at 7:3u o'clock, at Mrs. Wood a
residence, 221 North Twenty-second street.
After the ceremony a reception will ba
given at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mis. Cranmer
will be at homo after the first of July lu
Denver.
Balduff's Wedding Cakes
JU1ME BRIDES
Are you one of them? If so you will bo Interested In our wedding cakes.
The above cut ilustrates one of the attractive design' we have. Wo
would bo pleased to show and tell you about tho many others we make.
Wo make a speciality of making cakes to order. We are prepared to sup
ply weddings and receptions with the most elaborate pieces on phort notl.
1 it Isn't convenient to call a letter will bring you full particulars and
prices. We ship rakes to all points In tho U. B.
CATXU3TO Wo will take entire charge of tho preparing and serving
at your wedding, also furnish tables, linen, silver, etc. If desired, or lurDmu
any one of the msny things needed.
IRDXVIDUAX ICES uch as wish bones, ribbon slippers. Hearts. Horse
Shoes, etc
T.-1. d'Hot, Din- j BALDUFF
ner Bur.day, 60o.
1618 rilHiH fcT.
Dinner Barred from
12 M. to 8.30 p. m.
REDUCED iRICES
The usual summer reduction on La Book garments begins
May 15th.
KARBACH 13 LOCK
LADIES' TAILOR and FURRIER
Furs Stored
For the summer in a newly equipped storage room.
n
75c PERRIH'S
UulUluo- Swindlers.
Owing to many swindles perpetrated re
cently through forsed and utokn letieri of
introduction, a card of ph'tosraph!c Identi
fication Invented by a i'Utxburg man his
become popular in that city. Now when
the Pittsburger's friend aks lilm fjr a
letter of tin reduction, he lakes toe f rl nd
lo ths nearest photographer and U pilot -graphed
with him In an aultude of t.resn
fatlon. Then he writes his note on ths
picture. And whea It is preseiitrd tha re
cipient has no doubts as U lU Id.mUy ul
his caller.
English
Toilet Water,
1 (Rose or Violet)
Monday Only 27c
j Limited Two Bottles to a
1 r.uiiAmAr
Rpnfnn Onin f?n I
h UUUIUII a Wij wa L
I j nth and Farnam
I, . i
V:' V I
BUSTER BROWN
BREAD
You will like It. It Is different
from the ordinary loaf. The milk
and malt used In Its making gives
It a rich, delicious, appetizing
flavor that you will . enjoy. It
costs you no more than other
bread.
The little label of Bueter and
his dog, Tlge, on every loaf.
5 CENTS AT ALL OROCERS.
BAKED BY
THE U. P. BAKING CO.
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER
-TODAY AT
me CALUMET
Trade Mark oi Quality I
la so closely associated with an ar
ticle from l.'dliolm's that the gift
bears a double Blgnlflcuuce to the
ncijjlent. The coming of the
Jl'XK JiltlOE
mid
KWICKT OIK!. (UUIHWTK
brings many new and exclusive do
slus lu
J i:vj: i.k Y
sTi:i(M.(i hii.vi:u
(IT fiLASS
u:.THi:a goods
AKT t'ltAFT GOODS
That for eleKunce and economy
of prices Is ahead of any iirevious
showing lu Omaha.
ALBERT EDH0LM
10th and Harney Ms.
WE AUE HEAIKJUAIlTEnS FOR
WICTO
r PRICES FROM -j
Ul0ogto$30QQgl
Coma In and hear Caruso,
Melba, Scott or any of the Grand
Opera Singers.
NEBRASKA CYCLE GO.
Cor. 15th and Harnoy 6ta.
CEO. C MICKEL, Mgr.
Mrs. A. Neble
will have a Summer
clu&9 class in china de
coration specially
adapted to children and
beginners. Ciaia limited.
STL'DIOS: 1614 Harney St.
2752 So. 10th St.
I'llONKS: Doug. TtH, Doug
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