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By MELLIFICIA.
Tuesday, December 8, 1914.
A NT A CLAl'S does not always coma along with tbe north wind and
his reindeer and sleigh, but modestly bides right la. our midst,
among several of Omaha's prominent men of affairs.
Mr. Gurdon W. Wattles has a favorite newsboy whom be makes
usually happy at each Yuletlde. Just as regularly as clock work,
Christmas morning finds Mr. Wattles bound for the city, to favor this
little youngster.
, Mr. Gould Dietz Is the City Mission's Santa Claus, and always makes a
visit there as a part of his Christmas day celebration.
Every one knows of Mr. W. Farnam Smith's kindness on Christmas
day to little Luna, tbe one-time pathetic case at Clarkson hospital. Her
room there was always filled with toys and sweetmeats of all svria, Ad
usually the day ended with a long ride Into the county, wh was
Klloaed to' Invite a number of her friends to go along with her. Just
who has taken little Luna's place In Mr. Smith's Christmas benefactions he
very modestly refuses to say.
Miss Cndahy Visiting in Omaha.
MIs Helen Cudahy of Chicago Is
Vnti'linc a few days with Mlya Frances
Nash.
Mien Cud: y came on to visit Miss
Nash, i.nrtldilarly after the letter's
rrturn from Europe, where the iffwnt
tinfortunnte times stramlfd her for sev
eral months.
'Mim Naah and MIm Cudahy ara very
old friend, and thia little visit Is just
for thcmeelvca alone.
lli' Cudahy was honor guest with,
Una Naah at the tea given Monday after
noon at the home of Airs. I F. Crofoot,
and will attend the Gallagher dancing
party this evening-.
Mlea Cudahy arrived Monday morning
and mill return to her home In Chicago
Wednesday evening.
Debut Dance Postponed.
Mm. R. 8. Hall haa been obliged to
postpone the debut dance for her daugh
ter. Mia Janet, planned for December 17,
unt'.l after the holidays.
To Honor L'ebutante.
Mr, and M ra. Charles William Hamilton
Waned Invitations Monday for a dancing
I pi ty to be given In honor of Mlaa Har
riet Smith at Chambers academy Wednes
day evening. December Z3.
Tuesday Bridge Club.
, Mi a. Lou la Clark was hoatees today
at the meeting- of the Tuesday Bridge
club. At thle meeting the card game waa
eat aside, and the members dressed dolll
for the various Christmas trees. Mra.
Arthur Itogeia waa the gucat of the club.
Tli membcra are: ,
Meadamca
Ooorge Heillrk,
John l(e.lfck.
Flank Keoa.h.
Walt r Robert.
I.ohb H. Tow le.
Olander-Cohen Wedding.
The marriage of Mia Fannie May
Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cohen. ai,d Mr. Samuel M. Olander will
le celebrated this evening at o'clock at
the .Metropolitan hall. The young peo
ple will te at home at 3ull North Twen
tieth street after January 1.
Informal Dancing Party.
Mr. 1'aul and Mr, Ben Uallaajhar will
jrlve an Informal dancing party th!a
evening at their home In honor of Mian
Anna McCormlck of Salt T,ake City, who
la a rueat at the Oallagher home. Among
those present will be:
Mlaaea
Helen Cudahy
of Chicago.
Mfiir". j
Klmer ('ope.
U I Carey and Mr. H, L, Buckle. Mr.
and Mrs. Buckles will entertain the club
In two weeks.
rieasnret Past
Mrs. C. t.. Phamp, assisted by her
daughter. Oladya, and Mlas Oertruda
Klauck. entertained Informally Saturday
aftrrnoon. Those present were:
Meaxtames
.1. A. Hnle.
.1. N. Zimmerman,
.lame Mvers
of Ijlnroln,
Thomas H. Kelley,
.1. Monroe,
Samuel Cahn.
Henry C. Jaecks,
H. F. Fowler,
John Klauck,
J. lohnaon.
Mlaeee
A. Kntrom,
Krtllh I.acey.
RETURN3 FOR A VISIT WITH HER
OMAHA FRIENDS.
Mas la me
T I. Rockwell,
V. B. Smith.
A. I. Mead,
A. Oonld.
O. A. I rimer,
Joseph W. Hell,
Harry Close,
Fred J. Warren,
M. R. Huntington,
8. I. Morrison,
L. N. Arthur.
M iavea
Dertrude Klauck,
Imogene Jonea.
Surprise Party.
Mies Helen Danlelaon wa surprlad
Saturday at her home. The evening wis
spent In music and game. Those present
were:
M'aees
T.flltan Hanahey.
Klale M. tean,
Haael l.j'icn,
Irene Kvena,
EHa Forgeraon,
Messrs.
Walter Johnaon.
Rudolph Peterson,
Ieinard Fuim,
Olen Danteimin,
iiarry jnhtmnn,
Mr. and Mra. Victor Danlelaon,
Minae
leena Klorell,
Helen Youn.
Fern Galloway.
Ruth I-of.
Helen Danlelaon.
Meaara.
Arnold Wahlatrom,
I 'heater Jnhpaon,
Hoy Karlqulat,
Howard Ohman.
,Mir dnmc
Arthur Kecllne,
rniso tin rk a low.
V. H. MrCurmlrk,
John Madden.
luia Clnrke.
Mlta Diitnbelh ConKdon.
Concert Tarty.
'Via Viola Tierce entertained the.K. K.
If.'a at the concert given at the t'nlver.
s:ty of Omaha Saturday evening.' Those
preaent were:
M laae
Charlotte Thomp-
klits.
Irene Hlnmsn.
Kvelyn Cnpeland,
viola Fierce. i
JMlaeea
AJfredd T-nulen,
k-K Peters.
frmre Solomon,
TWne Palmqulat,
AV Da via.
Mra. 8. it. Tierce.
PftT Hiss Smith.
.Ii-a, Henry W. Tates entertained tho
datnttantes at luncheon today at "Hill
rW" In honor of Mlas Harriet Smith.
Covere were placed for.
Ml
F.llsaheth Davl,
M-nle Dnvla,
Francea Naah,
Meaara
Robert Hum',
I.awrenoe Krlnker.
Mr. and Mra. Moahler Colpetser,
Mr. and Mra. Glenn Wharton,
Mr. and Mra. lyitiisC Nafh
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. tlosforil,
Mr. and Mra. T. L. lavl.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. C. Kennedv,
Mr. and Mra. Frank Keogh.
Wednesday Bridge Club.
Tha Wednesday Bridge club was enter
tained this afternoon at the home of Miss
Loulae Dinning. The members are:
Medame- Mesdames
Harrld Prttchett, Ben Wood
John Potter Webt
Mlaae Mlaaee
Mary Burkley, Menle tavl.
i'.'.-Iv Fera. F.llaaheth Hruce,
Mildred Butler. Kllaabeth Davla,
Daphne Peters. Katherlne Tbummel.
At Excelsior Springs.
Among those spending the week at Ex
celaior Sprtng are:
Mr. and Mra. E. A. Worthing.
Mr. and Mra. F. A. Doa.na.
Mr. J. V. Wolf.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Murphy have re
turned from Excelsior Springs, where
they have been for two weeks.
With the Card Clubs.
Mrs. W. A. Smith waa hoateaa today
at tha meeting of the Rummy club.
D. K. Club Entertained.
Mr and Mra. J. J. Barry entertained
tha members of tha D. K. club Monday
evening. Prises were awarded to Mra.
Carter Lake Club.
The Carter IWe Swimming and Bowl
ing club met at the Farnam bowling
alleys Monday afternoon. High score was
made by Mrs. W. J. Cattlln's team, which
bowled 985. The members Included:
Meadamea .Meadtmcs
H. L. t'ndi-rwood, Charles Myera.
A. Hermorty,
J. A. Freeland
R. a. Plerman,
Alex Jetea,
W. H. Oould. Jr.;
J. A. Dlmlck,
V. J. Catlln.
Henry Keating,
F. F. Brailev.
K. W. Strotip,
D.
A. J. Pleraon.
Frank t'arpenter,
H. H. Whltehouae,
N. M. Baaartt.
W. M. Dorrance,
J. F.. Roera,
Cacl M, Johnaon,
Future Affairs.
Mra. Alex Jetes will entertain the
Swastika club Thursday afternoon.
The Rika will give an Informal party
Thursday evening at the club rooms.
Mrs. a. W. Hprsgue and Mlas Nell
6prague will give a luncheon at their
home Wedneaday In honor of Mlas Mary
Elisabeth Sprague, who will be married
Wedneaday of next week to Rev. Charles
Tyler of Lincoln.
Fortnightly Musical.
Tha Fortnightly Musical club waa enter
tained this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. T. ,3. Mahoney.
Chancel Guild Entertained.
Mra. C, E. Hunter entertained the
members of the Chancel Guild of All
Saints' rhurch st luncheon today at her
home. Covers were placed for:
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Mackey.
- Meadamea Mcdamea-
r ran Aaama, neater I.. Tnomaa,
liOtt. 7 E. Hunter,
Metrlger, Jackaon.
Merrltt, F. Buchanan,
Miss Clara Thomas.
Luncheon at the Loyal.
The Deborah Franklin Kenalngton club
entertained at luncheon today at the
Ixyal hotel.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Miss Anna McCormlck of Salt Lake
City Is visiting tier aunt. Mrs. Ben Qalla-
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San Carlo Grand
Opera Orchestra
One of the moat noteworthy features of
the comlnr -ngas:cment bf the San Carlo
Grand Opera company In this city will
be the orchestra. This department Is said
to be built up of the flner available ma
terial, and. under the ennerlcnct-d direc
tion of Chevalier Oulaeppe Anfti linl. one
of Italy'3 celebrated maeatros, the body
of aelect playera Is said to be worth going
la Inn a wmv to h,. i.
Angellnl. who directs the operas with
out the aid of the mualcal scores, waa
formerly general mua'.ral director of the
Melba Grand Opera company, which
toured the world. He received many ex
traordinary tokens of honor. belnif
knighted by King Victor Emmanuel of
Italy for his dlMlneiilahed services In
that, hla native country, besides being
presented with valuable melals by the
presidents of Columbia, Uruguay and
the opera enthualaats of Buenoi. Ayres.
Angellnl is asld to be able to conduct
some sixty different opera without tha
aid of the score.
The playera In the San Cat lo orchestra,
aeaaoned and experienced opera per
formers, poeaets remarkable, ability In
that their Instrument aa a rule, are
of superior vsllty. Many of the players
are eoloite of grestcr attainment than
some who tour the country as conceit
artists.
D00L1TTLE IS TOWNSEND
ESTATE ADMINISTRATOR
W. F. Doolittlo has been appointed spe
cial administrator of the W. V. Townsend
estate under 110,000 bond for the purpoee
of conducting tha store of the Townsend
Gun company. The will has not yet been
filed.
ff;fefo33ft&ft?!S THE STORES WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
CHICAGO
gher. Miss McCormlck will remain for
the week. ,
Mrs. David M. Marvin left Sunday
evening for San Diego, Cal.,' tq spend th
holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
9. G. Hoff. 1
Personal Mention.
A daughter, Jane Ixulp, waa born to
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Walrath, 151 South
Thirty-third street, Sunday.. . ,
A daughter waa born to Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Rosenthal of Baltimore. Mrs.
Rosenthal was formerly . Mies Martha
Itadra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hadra of this city.
Mrs. Johnson Elected
Head of Old People's
Home Association
Mrs. Edward Johnaon Waa elected presi
dent of the Old People's Home association
at a meeting held yesterday at tho
Young Women's ChriMlan aso-latlon.
Mrs. Johnaon has been acting president
since the death of Mra. George Tllden.
who filled that office. Mrs. E. R. Hume
is the new vice president. Mrs. M. X.
Woodward, recording secretary; Mlas
Alice Troxell, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. 8. K. Spalding, treasurer.
Mra. Isaac Douglna wa elected a mem
ber of the board of trustees for a period
of two year and the following directors
were elertcd for five years: Meadnmea E.
R. Hume, Frank Martin, George B. Eddy,
Mlaa Alice Troxell nnd Mi.s Edith N.
Case.
Mra. J. W. Bedford a chairman of the
board. Miss Edith Case lrthc clerk. Mrs.
R, O. Ivooml. admission chairman, Mra.
R. SWllcox, devotion and visitors; Mrs.
C. H. Sherman, wardrobe and linens, and
Mrs. Frank Martin, outside repairs.
No action was outlined for a campaign
for new quarters for the Old People's
Home, but It Is thought, that a campaign
will be Inaugurated early In the new year.
m TOYLAND m
"122? The Realm of Childhood Joy Where Santa Claus is King
We have more toys, more dolls, mnrn tramaa an hnnb nnN atrA AVAM ur r rAf
Toyland occupies the biggest part of our Third Floor. It la a real treat for the children to bring f
tnem Here and let them wander In this great miniature world of playthings. Santa Claus has
brought more toys and dolls to our Toyland than you could see anywhere else. Bring the children. $1
10 See the big Ferris Wheel with Its dalntv dnlla and mlHUr mnoniuri riitlno mhH nil rnnnt
r. Also BanU Claus Magic Swing. All children will enjoy seeing
Deaves'TaIkingManikinsPlaying,UncleTom,sCabm,'
It Is a continuous laughter for nearly thirty minutes. Grown-ups enjoy it almost as much as tbe
children. It is a regular stage, with the actors, the orchestra and the audience complete all mani
kins operated mechanically and it is a world of fun
V O aOaL J. Th dainty little lady who stands just 36 inches high. Chlqulta appears
a3C6 nlQlllLci. and ",nR9 Rfter each Performance of Deaves Manikins. While Chiquita
r, A A, , , T: is about as tall as the average doll she is a real live little lady, very
i. entertaining, sings beautifully. It Is a treat for children to see her and remember that all this
spienaia snow is Hint; to all children accompanied by their parents.
Here Are . Descriptions of Some of the Thousands of Dolls of All Kinds We Show
M leece
Alice Jrwulth.
Harriet Mets,
Janet Hall.
Blanche IVuel.
Stella Thummcl.
MiaBa
Harriet Fmlth.
Fiances Hoch-
teller.
Fleanor Mackay,
Ann Gifford.
r.uclle Bacon,
To Honor Bride.
'Mlns Ethel Holmqulat entertained at
ljncheon today at her home In honor of
Mlaa Mary Elisabeth Bprague, who will
be married next week to Rev. Charles
Tyler of Lincoln. Covers were placed for
eight
Dances Tonight
Jim Catl dub will give a dancing
party at Chambers aeademy this evening.
Tha "latest Dances" club entertains
th'a evening at Turpln's academy.
Tbe Hans Bouct club well give a danc-
In party tbla evening at Jacobs Hall.
Mr. Robert U. Huntley left tnonday
evening for Kansas City to spend tha
week.' -
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For Sauces and
Gravies
Fox smooth, licb sauces and gravies
W Hts) i s
IVAiui AISB
Mil lis LI
taiM4 , I'munUmJ
ii far sup?t!or to bottle milk. Its
uniiorm richness don a to the lad drop
ivca &ittii.actory rea&itt.
Cottage Milk Is always frmh, pnr
id iwect. It is tha richeit milk
with mott of tha water taken out,
:r? crtSy itetiliied and with nothing
a!iJ. It laiti indefinitely.
Ih, MS Without tha CocW
In Two Sizes 5 end 10c
At all CtKxl Dealers
car phone
Cull-a k;ruatrLge
Dourly 411.
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No Needles
No Metalic Tone
No Wear on Repro
ducer or Records
Real Music Produced
by a Real Diamond
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
THAT WILL MAKE THE FAMILY
HAPPY FOR YEARS
WILL EDUCATE
WILL ENTERTAIN
WILL ALWAYS BE NEW
sW 1 aTf smaaka
tiLAK!
IT WILL
PLEASE
YOU
Edison Records are made of an entirely new
materia! that doeir-not wear the thousandth re
production Is as perfect as the first.
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Plaonograph is conceded to be Mr.
Edison's greatest invention. By
use of the diamond point every
sound is reproduce! with absolute
fidelity.
TO HEAR EDISON
records played is like listening to
the artists themselves. Nothing of
the original tonal beauty is lost in
the reproduction. The most delicate
shading is brought out with marvel
ous fidelity.
WE INVITE YOU
.to come and hear this wonderful in
strument. ...
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EDISON SHOP
313 South 15th Street
SIWLTZ BROS. Phone D. 4622
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Hip Jointed
Kid Body Dolls
' ai lnehea tall.
Those dolls' open
and close their
eyes. Some have
light hair, others
have dark h a i r.
The finest dolls at
this low qq
price vOC
f iirltlle Kidrlies Non b r e a k a b I e
cuaaie tiaaies (iunn Wfr, ceiiuioid
heads.. They nay "Mamma" and
"Papa." They are dressed In pretty
frlngtitims and l.ave hata. Both boys
and girls. You van please them all
by selecting from theae cute AQf
kiddles. Choice at "c
- BabyBuinp. Baby
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Thumb. Drowsy
Dick, Sunshine
Baby, etc. Pick
sny one you
want, at
98c
Pat McCann lh
funny little fellow.
It Is a well made
toy that will last a
whole lot of throw
ing around. gC
Priced
Kestner's Celebrated
Imported Character Dolls
With wool and silk knitted suits,
hooda and booties. Keatner dolls
are especially well made and aro
very beautiful. We show complete
atocka of Kextner dolls at
$1.98 to $15.00
Handsome
Dressed Dolls
With hat to
match. These
dolls open and
close their eyes.
They have beau
tiful curlefl hair.
4 u.e head
such dolls
ill please any
little girl. A ft
Price onlyi7C
enman's Character Dolls
25 different characters,
representing almost
every nation on earth.
Kvery one Is a splendid
value, at
98c
Dressed Character Dolls
American made.
SO different char
acters Sunshine
Baby. School Uirla,
Sunbonnet Sue,
Robbi Beefer. etc.
-49c, 98c & $1.50
Beautiful
Jointed Dolls
All ball jointed.
Large size doll,
vith .bisque
head. These
dolls open and
close their eyes.
They are dressed
with princess slips
and have shoes and
stockings. They are
extra fine
dolls for.
98c 4
Useful CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Kvery woman appreciates practical things, and no
gift can be more practical than one of these very
serviceable cedar chests. Two are described to give
you an idea of the splendid values:
40-In. Cedar Chests
Highly polished. . Neatly
copper trimmed. Lock antl
key. All complete for
42-In. Cedar Chests
with casters, copper trim
med, hand polished. Most
stores $15. Our price
ewW- A III
$5 1 lyTw
Other Specials in
Drapery Section
24 Matting Covered Mhlrt
WaiHt and Skirt Itoxoa
40 and 45 inches long.
Some cedar lined.
worth frotn $6.60 to
$8.50. Special
Wednesday, ea.
French VeJour Table
Mat Special Wed
nesday, J1 Cfi
each .... PX0J
Silk Table Funners Green,
brown and rose J- QQ
colors P X e70
Cretonne for Making IMilUon
New patterns Just CQ
received. Yard UtC
SO
showing a
complete assortment
of Cedar Chests at
$15.00, $18.50 and
$20.00 each.
Shop in Every Section
of the Store Every Day
Think of what a rich field for selec
tion you will find in the following de
partments: Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Veils,
Jewelry, Silverware, Ivory Sets,
, Furs, Blouses, Neckwear,
Perfumes and Toilet Goods
Beautiful Novelties in Millinery
Fine Table and Bedding Lbens
Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods
Coat, Dress or Suit Patterns
Fine Blankets and Comforters
Flannels, Fine Wash Goods
' Finehina and Glassware
Curtains, Portieres, Draperies
Everywhere You Will Be Interested.
Women's Dress Shoes
Sale Wednesday in Basement
A special lot of about 500 pairs.
Fatent lea t h e r
and dull leather.
Cloth or kid
tops. Button
style. Hand
somely finished.
All sizes and
widths.
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SECURE THAT
AT HOSPE'S
Hoape's the biggest stock of Vlctrolaa in Omaha is fast being exhausted. So, if you have a
Victrola in mind for a Christmas gift and don't want to be disappointed. It would be a good
plan to make your selection now. Wa will hold the Victrola you aelect and make delivery
oa Chrlstmaa day. Pay for it at your convenience. Remember our terms are Elastic and lib
eral, arranged to fit each Individual purse.
A. HOSPE CO.
Don't Forget: This is Nebraska's
Blggsst and Most Up-to-Oate VIC
TROLA 6TORE.
I JT4A l"l I . Remember our Sneeial Xmaa Of-
. 1513 Douglas St.
Record Stri!on with each Vic-
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