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By MELLIFICIA.
Wednesday, June 16, 1915.
QUITE an fxoilus to thn at Just now, n't there? The exposition.
Aoct not pen to tie drawing all from th Atlantic coast spason.
The recent dinrourtesy of submarine, however, has made a
lew, who rulht have been braving the dangers of the deep, hesi
tate at the aeahore.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Crofoot and family left Monday evening for their!
cottage at North East Harbor, Maine. Mr. and Mm. J. A. C. Kennedy and'
children will leave on Thursday of this week for ( ape Cod, where Mrs.
Kennedy and the children will spend the summer months. Mrs. V. H.
Davis, accompanied by her daughters, the Mlsnea Kllxabeth and Menle,
plaa to leave the first part of July for one of the Atlantic roast resorts.
Before returning they will tour for awhile in the New England states.
MIm Frances Na?h and MIfb Natalie Myers are at Heath, at the foot
of the Berkahires, for the summer.
At the Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Judnon will c-nter.
tain at dinner hls evening. Killamey
roe will decorate the tntilx and nurri
wilt be plared for twenty-six riipsis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Wheeler will iv
a dinner of ten rover and Mr. and Mrs.
John Redlck will have seven truest.
With Mr. and Mn. Charles I. Huston
will be Mesra. and Meidanie Adolph
Stors and Will toad.
Mrs. John A. MrShane entertained four
friends at luncheon today, and J. J. ful
tlvan also had four.
Mr. and Mm. Kd Swobs will entertain
at dinner thla evening; when thetr uncut
wtll be Messrs. and Mesdames 8. 8. C'ar
llsla and Robert L Iluntler.
Irani wn hi hai of Mi. J. J.
I I lliii hey and Mn, I'nul Jin knli-KK.
Mrs. f'HMd C. l.ioil'l. u bonier lit a
luivl.enn a I veil tmlu), tiun'.rinK Mr.
"' . WlMiir. of Mliineapull. Mr.
Vtner I national firenidt-nt i.f the or
ganization of the Woman' rltili Rullnav
Mall Service, and mlrfi Mr. Winner pend
the dxy In Omaha enroute I i th- i onm
At the . lone, of the liimhcun Mis Alice
McKenle xaiiK for the (ruel and MiM
l.urlllc Dennis aave wMtlliift- oi;d jiiuno
oo. Covers were, laid for:
Mosnr. and Meriamen
0crO. Wisnerof R. U llt ..I
At Happy Hollow.
The senior clan of the Omaha 1 licit
school will entertain thla evening: at the
Happy Hollow club at dinner. Covers
will be placed for ITS guests.
The Women Uowllnff club met thl
afternoon at the club for thnlr rerular
match. ,
Mrs. Frank Browns and Mrs. Harmon
Smith entertained Informally at I'incheon
today at the club.
Mrs. Frank Weaver will aive a lunch
eon of thlrly-foiir rovers Thursday at the
Happy Hollow club. Mm C. J. Lyon will
have ten a-uesta and Mrs. R. C, Peters
and Mrs. C. C. Trlmbla will have twtlve
truest.
Those entertaining; at the Paturday
evening dinner-dance will be Mr. J. A.
Uywderholm, who will have twenty-two
nests; Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, six; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Peterson, ten. and Mr.
H. Lopmla, seven.
At the Field Club.
Among; those entertnlnlug at dinner this
evening at the Field r.Jub will be Mr. and
Mr F. A. Shotwell, who will have nine
a-uesta: Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Condon will
entertain five, and Mr. and Mr. O. H.
Pratt, five, and Mr. Shirley Wilson, four.
At the ladles' day luncheon, Thursday,
Mrs. E. B. Carrlgan will have ten gueits;
Mrs. R. D. Pollard, eight, and Mrs, J. H.
Conrad, Ave,
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At Seymour Lake Clnb.
Mr. and Mr. H. O. Wlndhehn enter
tained at a prettily appointed dinner
party last tvanlnjr. A coral and white
color adieme waa used and their gvirats
included:
Mr. and Meedamea
H A. Wood of C R Andrews of
Lfayette. Ind.; Council Hluff.
John . Kuhn, C. H. T. Rlepcn,
John Btuben, J. K Meyers,
J. H. Martin. V. X. VoUmer,
W. K. Foot. It. A. Whl,
Mrs. Gale of Peoria, 111.
Vr. Warren Andrew.
Tlie first program of the season waa
Stves last evening;, when the following
' numbers were contributed: Mlsa Mary
Hallahan, vocal solo; Ula Olga Kltner,'
violin; Mies Clara Hoffman, piano aooa;
Mlsa Ruth Flynn. aooompanlst. The pro-
''onm II lilurf.
Cloyd I'reniHiii,
Kilwm 'oi,
XV. P. Kast
W. J. Na,h.
Mavhl C. orid.
Mendiimeid -O
f. Wt.Hr),
A. C. tiaw.,ii,
o F. Huhl.i.ll.
If. r. F.,rv,
M. II. lilm-kwell.
llosltrr,
M'Ae-
I.ui'lllo DennU.
Mlnm-nimH.
It. J. Allerton of
Council HlufS.
J. Illttlnner,'
"iirli ( 'ook.
K. 1 Tee.
r. T. Whltmnre.
Medme
Albert Zahn,
R. Rose,
I. H. Sargent.
W. R To k ward,
V. Pan ton.
J. Reynolds,
Mlase--
All.e Mi'Krntle,
Frlthoff.
Other dinner psrtles lat nUcM were
srlven by Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Orchard,
Miss Margaret Fox, W. K Moore and
Henry Nygaard.
B. Y. 0. 0. Club Party.
The n. T. O. U. club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mr. Fred Harris
st her home at Lakevlew farm, northwest
of Benson. The guests motored out. Mrs.
C. J. Jaycox was elected treasurer at this
meeting to fill the vacancy made by
Mra. CJ. N. Rtrawn, who leaves next week
to send the summer at Hint, Mich. From
there Mrs. Ktrawn will go to Hhreveport
I.e., for an extanded vlalt. Mr. J. 8.
Worley of Belgrade. Neb., waa the truest
of the club. The members present were:
Mesdame
A. H Benham,
C. J. Jaycox,
R. M. Htrawn.
W. J. Outhwaite.
C. A. T'erklna,
John Hamilton,
Nate Roberts.
Mesdamca .
Otto llnlteranlten.
O. R, 1'eleison,
F. A. Nelson.
K. C. Roger,
K.dward Poilenhoft.
Fred Harris.
Former Omahans Return.
Mr. and Mrs. frank T. Hamilton, ac
companied bv Mr. and Mr. Daniel Sta
pleton of Bogota, Colombia, Bouth Amer
ica, will arrive tomorrow morning. Mr.
and Mrs. Ptajileton will be the auata of
Mr. and Mr. Frank Hamilton for several
weeks. Mrs. fltapleton waa formerly Miss
Stella Hamilton and this Is her first visit
home since her marriage a year ago.
Pleasure! Past.
Mr. and Mra. A. A. Uddell entertained
last evening at their apartment at the
Harney for Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge H.
Booth, who were recently married.
Informal Luncheon.
Mrs. Kdwln T. JSwohe gave a luncheon
of sis covers today at tier home In the
Colonial apartments In honor of Miss
H'lfn IliL-by of Oilrngo, hn I the
gue.t of Mr. and Mrs. A V. Klrsler.
Fox-Steinberg.
The W'lillng of Mie Tnt'V atinter.
daughter rf 'Jr. snd Mrs. A. Ktelnlirg,
snd Mr. Henry Fbx, ws rnlehrated last
evening St " TO mink at Chambers'
academy. Rahhl Urrxllnsky, a'Sted by
flev. Flelaher, ei fornvcl the ceremony.
Tlie ball room where the wedding took
place vn 'profusely decorated with
hiide' roe and gnrlRnds of blue satin
rlM-on. An orchestra playd tlm Ixhen
gieii wedding march and Miss Nettle
Osrellok ang, "fl Iromlse Me" doiintr
the ceremony, accompanied by Mlsa
Alqnlst.
The bride was gowned In white satin,
elnborntelv trimmed with rhantlllv lace
and seed pearls. The court train waa
t eld at the shoulders with pearl orna
ments. Her tulle veil M taught with
lilies of the valley and she carried a
shower hoinpiet of hrides roses and
llll' a of the valley.
She wrc a diamond lavallere, the gift,
of the groom, a. id a dliunond ring, the
gift of her pnrerta.
Mrs. A. Sil.crnian was the matron of
honor. She -eore a gown of gold lace
made over Mick satin. The bodice ws
trl nmed with rut Jet an. I he rnrried an
arm bnuiuet nl yellow roae.
Miss AI illie Meliiocrg, sister of tlie
bride, waa mld of honor. Her gown
of yellow charmnune satin, made
roiind length and trimmed with pearl
passementerie, t-'hn alno carried yel low
rose The bridesmaids were the Misses
Kato Ulever, Barnli Fox, Pue Silverman,
Barah Steinberg and Kate Finer.
l.lt'le Miss flertrude Htelnherg wss the,
flower girl and Heth Steinberg the train
bearer. They were both dressed alike In
white lace and wore wreaths of lilies of
the valley in their hair.
The ushers were Messrs. Gilbert Silver
man. Jal.e .Steinberg, Paul Steinberg;,
Irvln Htelnherg, Philip OroHsmann. Paul
Clever and H.I lUvltx. The ribbons were
stretched from the door to an Improvised
sltar by six little glris. I.lbble Kettleman,
Mo'lle find Rose SteinlM?rg, Fnny' Slev
ers. Molly Ravlli. neasle Fox.
The twelve attendants formed an arch
way wtlh their hats and bouquets of
roe for the bridal party to pass
through to the improvised altar.
After a short weddln,- trip. Mr. and
Mrs. Fox will reside at 'M2?, North Thlr-
tleth street. Omaha.
Carter Lake Club.
The Carter Ike Swimming and Howl
ing club had luncheon Tuesday at "The
Cat Inn," the Some of Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Cattln at Carter I.ako. Those present
were:
snd .Mrs Frank W. K.nnler at 119 North
Thirty-fifth street.
Mrs. F.tiirene IMivel and datigtitrr, Alice,
metered to Iowa city Monday.
Mr. and Mr. Henry C. ForsW ha .
moved to their Seymour lake cttaKe and
Mr. and Mr. Henry Ky guard wi'l rto
to thelr's on Thuradny.
Mis Hachael Metoelfe, daughter of Mr
and Mr. James V. MetcaJfe. left yester
day for Minneapolis, where she Is to
meet several c.f her college classmates.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
The Misses Olady and Daphne Peters
are visiting friends in IUck Island. In.
Mls firace Allison returned this morn
ing from New Tork City, wlere she ha
been attending Manhattanvllle since
Christmas.
Mis Blanche Uurke returned Monday
to her home In Portland, Ore., after hav
ing sient a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
John A. McShane.
Mr. M. J. Kearney and Mr. Anthony
Rogers of Chicago are guests for a few
d-js at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
F.rsndels lit Falracrcs.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Monroe, accom
panied by Mis Klder, will leave tomor
row for Dartmouth college, where they
will attend the reunion of Mr. Monroe's
class.
OMAHA BOY GOES TO 5ERBIA IN
RELIEF WORK.
Another Suit Filed
to Stop the Merger
An Injunction suit to prevent the con
sumatlon of annexation as provided tn
the proclamation of Governor Morehead
has Just been begun in district court by
I.cwla B. Reed, Mary Ann Whytc and
James Trebilcock of Dundee.
City officials of Omaha and the Dun
dee village board are made defendants.
Tlie court Is asked to forbid the Omaha
men from taking Jurisdiction over Dun
dee and to restrain tlie Dundee officials
from turning over the village records.
The petition alleges that the annexation
law Is unconstitutional, the grounds for
the assertion being similar to those ad
vanced in a former suit In which District
Judge Redlck upheld the law.
Mesdames
J. A. Freeland,
K. T. Ilralley.
R. G. Hlerman,
J: F. Dlmmlck.
H. 1.. I'nderwood,
Alex Jetca,
Joseph Adam.
.Medame
S. I.. Cloldstrom,
Henry Keating,
J. B. Whitehouse.
N. M. Butiaott,
N. J. Csttln.
J. A. Rogers.
David Meyers,
Evening Kensington.
Miss Irene Moulthrop entertained Tues
day evening at her home at a kenalngton.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
pink peonies. The guests were:
Mlsse
Anna Campbell,
Ruby Davey,
Myrtle Hunsor, 1
Vera Marahnll. ,
Gladys Anderson,
Jessie. Moulthrop,
Jessie Bel I is.
mi
Misses
Nellie Sunsor,
Isnhellc Hawkins,
Mildred Tltxel,
Kdna Killlan.
Ada Btlger.
Irene Moulthrop,
Mrs. M. Kroyer.
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With the Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Peters are ontertsjti
ln Mrs. W. A. Huse of Norfolk. Neb.,
and Mr. Poors' father, H. D. Peters.
On the Calendar.
The Carter Iake Woman; Social club
will entertain at luncheon Thursday at
the clubhouse.
Personal Mention.
Mr. F. 1. M. Khrtna i visiting tin
Han Francisco exposition.
Mr. George F. Engler will make hi
home for the summer months with Mr.
They'll Always
Give the June
Bride Gifts
That is, as long as eo
plc are able to buy such
useful and sensible
p, utility gifts such tia
you will find at the
store of Combs.
The large varieties-of
different articles offer
many timely sugges
tions which make gift
buying legs burdensome
for you.
Let us show you tho
really newer things.
i! Tla.C xIemSlers
r IMa ovas st oatswtA
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Hold Celebration.
at Kountze Park on
Independence Day
Another big celebration for July I has
been planned. The Kountie Paik Im
provement club will hold a meeting
Thursday night at the United Presby
terian church and will make complete
plans for a big celebration to be held
jthst day at Koitntse park. Races and
parades and other stunts will be staged
during the afternoon and J100 In prlr.es
will be offered. In the evening some .V0
or two worth of fireworks will be touched
off.
ASKS ACCOUNTING UNDER
THE COMPENSATION LAW
Jame H. Maher, a leve construction
contractor. In whose -mploy Otto Hansen,
was wlien he was drowned In the Platte
i river at Ftemont. has arsea in numn
court to determine the amounts due hie
heirs under the workmen's compensation
law. An issue exists as to whlh heirs
were dependent upon Hansen, according
to the petition.
I'M tfj
Montague Alancock.
CARVER FINDS EMPLOYMENT
FOR TWO SCHOOL BOYS
Attendance Officer Carver reports that
Robert' Dinning offers to employ two
school boys during the summer. Mr.
Carver started out to find employment
for twelve worthy boys who are willing
to' work this summer, and whose, home
conditions are such that this employment
will mean much to thorn.
llosps's Remodeling
Sale I'Jill Start
McVann Has a Busy
Time Ahead of Him
E. J. McVann, manaper of the traffic
bureau of the Commercial club, went to
Washington last night to argue the stop,
pnge in transit esse for the National
Implement and Vehicle association be
fore the Interstate Commerce commis
sion. June 19. He Is then to remain over
to bear all the argument in tbe general
advance rate rase, which argument la
to begin June 22 before the commission.
The Nebraska rate case la to be heard
In Omaha before Special Examiner Dow
of the Interstate Commerce commission
June 28. McVann is to bo back in time
to take his part in this case.
Delicious Candy
1 Special Prices Thursday
H Take home a Box of Our T)eU- fjt
H clons Pompefan Chocolate Bitter a
y Sweeta Fruit and nut Cream a
centers. Regular 40o or H
grade, box Z5C
g We hare a beautiful line ot
m Package Candies One pound g
U 50c, 0e and $1.00, two d rft S
p pounds $1.00 and pl.0U
p Pompeian Rosm
I BRANDEIS 1
I STORES I
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8 B-" li j n .
at the Brandeis
louse Shop
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Thursday
The A. Hospe Company has beirtin a big
"rtemodellng Sale" Thursday, ' June 17,
to clear stock in preparation for the ex
tensive improvement to be made on the
store front 'and the interior. The work
of tearing out will start July 10th and
Mr. flospo plans to clean up the stock
before that time.
The stairways are to be torn out and a
complete new front of glass installed, and
Mr. Hospe declares be will have the finest
art and music store In the United states
when the work Is completed.
Everything in the store except Vlctot
goods will be placed on sale, starting
Thursday Pianos. Player Pianos, Organs,
Player Rolls. Benches, Scarfs, Sheet
Music, all musical Instrument;, art goods,
framed pictures, sheet pictures, paintings,
frames, mirrors, lamps, silver and bronze
articles, statuary and artists' materials.
"We are going to crowd throe months'
selling Into one month," said Mr. Hospe,
"We would rather sell the goods at a loss
than pay storage on them and we cannot
leave them in the store to be ruined by
the dirt. We have to make room for the
workmen and we propose to do that by
July 10th."
Most of the articles are on sale at half
or less than half.
THURSDAY
1 1,500 New Blouses at $1.00
Jap Silk tBlouiu
Organdie $)lousei
Voile Blou$t
Striped Dimity &Iouw
New Quaker Collar &batu
. New Convertible Collar louses
Nem Evangeline Collar Blouse
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Friday and Saturday . at Less Than Half Price
This is one of the most fortunate cash purchases we have made iii many a month. Over 5,000 pairs of good dependable, serviceable foot-yvear for men, women and children will go
on Bale Thursday, Friday and Saturday at a fraction of cost to manufacturers. Every pair is absolutely perfect. There, is a good range of sizes and widths in every style.
We emphasize the fact that seldom have we been able to offer as good shoes as these at such remarkably low prices. While the quantity is comparatively large, we urge you to be
on hand early Thursday morning. At the prices we are offering them these shoes will surely not last long.
in 1 1 i u m
2.525 pairs of women's pumps and oxfords, tans
and dull calf patent leather and vici kid; these are all good
styles, every size and width, are- made from the best ma
terials, worth to $3.50 per pair. The entire lot will be
piled out in this sale at, per pair .v $1.25
All the Misses' and Children's Pumps and Oxfords, all sizes to 2
tans and blacks, strap or ribbon lace, worth to $1.50
per pair, uill be priced. at, per pair JJC
All the Little Gents' Shoes and Oxfords, made for strong (
rough wear, all sizes to My't, will be marked, per pr. . . . Cp J
All the infants' shoes and sappers,
white and black, the entire lot
. worth to $1.25 per pair, will
. . re marked, per pair
P
air
AH the big girls' shoes and oxfords and pumps,
sizes 2i and up, in tan, black, patent leather, low heel,
broad toes, most serviceable shoes, worth $3.00 per pair;
will be .marked one-third their regular cost, per pair $1.25
50c
Sale Starts at
We have made an additional purchase of 1,200 pairs of Men's
Fine Low Shoes. These are strictly up-to-date, high-class in even-
way, tan calfskin, dull calf and patent leather. All welt
sewed soles, all sizes and widths; button and blucher lace. Not
apair in this lot worth lesB than $3.00, the big majority of
them are worth $3.50 and $4.00. They will all go
on sale Thursday, at, pair,. .........
$1.95
All tennis shoes for men and boys, rubber soles, string
canvas tops, all sizes, will be marked at, d.Q-
per pair, '. T'JC
Barefoot sandals for children, all sizes up to 2c,
soft tan leathers," will be marked per pair.
Juliet house slippers for women; soft
kid skin, rubber heels, all . 'QQ
..CJl.
sizes, at, per pair
S:30 A. M. In Our Big Bargain Basement Store
Store Hours
Are From
8:30 A. M.
to 5 P. M.
On Satar.
days We
Close at
9 P.M.
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