TUB BEE: OUATTA. WEDNESDAY. .1I7NE .T.
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IrOPULAR GIRL A BRIDE HERE
of her houre gi.ent. Mls r.leanor Wseh-'
bum, of Oreen Ks,v, W la. The gueete
will be sested st smsll tables which will
he deoorated with dslale. pink rosea
and pink shsded candles. Corers will be
pla-ed for twenty. Iter the gtioats will
MRS. MARY COPLEY
THAW, mother of Harry
Thaw, walking to the
court room in New York.
MONDAY EVENING.
go to the Happy Hollow club for danc
Announcing
for July lt
gr
By MELLIFICIA.
Tuesday, June 29, 1915.
THE bathing caon Is with us again and the beachea et Carter lake,
Seymour, Valley and the Metropolitan pool are to bring forth
alluring styles of bp.th'ng suits, so anys Dame Fashion.
Women's fashions today, they say, are something like Cham
bera cf Horrora, but a chamber of horrors for the beach reason is now a
thing of the dead grey past.
The 116 bathing girl is to bum forth In a blare of glory, most pic
turesquely. Individuality is the key of her latest modes. The old
fashioned idea that a sailor collar and a straight skirt are essentials to the
awlmmlng suit is banished. Now she is to sally 'forth with uiu of finest
satin. One of our local shops is showing a suit of blue satin with five
ruffles forming the skirt. The sleeves are like the same short puff which
adorns her afternoon frock and the waist is finished with a round collar
and upstanding ruffle, and a sash of dark blue of the same material ties
at the back, tinder such asthetic surrounding all will swim whether they
care to or not. In the spirit if you can't swim, swim anyhow.
Bait for the Summer.
Mrs. Aua-iist Mothe Bor1uni n1 son,
0nr( rutit, left lnsl evening for Wash
ington. IK C. to vltll Mrs. llorglums
brother, fnrnl Vlrnel, who lia re
cently bwn marie military attache at the
French embaafcy In Waehlnston. Iter
Mm. Herelum will ko to Norwalk, Conn.,
to wfalt Mr and Mra. Solan Horg-lum, and
then will meet Colonel Vlnnel'a wife in
N'ew York City, who la eemlne; from
Kisnee to Ju her husbani in Wsshlne
tnn. At the Field ClubT"
The Misses tiorothv and Marlon Weller
entertelned at tunchon today at the
Fir Id club In honor of Hlu llsrrtet
Waters of New Ym K Cliy. who la the
. fftinat of Mlu rorothy Vellrr. Covers
war laid fen
Mlaaes Mlascs
lliirrtpt Watera, ftuth Anderain,
Iteien Pearte, Kvljrn leli h,
JtnrrlPtt Kavrea of i'ltml lihixles.
Fatareon. X. J.I Arnold PIniKnrt Of
Ttuth nirnernld. Council itluffa,
Harriett ImnnlnaT of Porothy Weller,
I'ateraon, N.J.: Marlon Wellnr.
Mra. J. W. Clabaush rave a luncheon
today at the Field club In honor of Miss
Gertrude Young, who la the guest of her
brother, Mr. Conrad Young. The guests
were:
ONE OF LAST BRIDES OF JUNE
COMES HERE TO LIVE.
Heads mes
O, W. Ienath,
E. W, Merrr.w,
J. R. Howell.
C. W. Clnbaiurh,
TVIlllam Haxter.
Kdward Houghton.
Mlaaes
Marion Csrpiiter,
Mary Megeath.
Meedames
I. W. Carpenter,
Arthur Ixokwood.
Ceorge Karkar, Jr.;
Frank Carpenter,
Ol.hert Carpenter,
lrnrrr Cirpentex,
F.dward Freeman,
Ml seen
Gertrude Young,
fc"ell Carpenter.
Among others giving luncheons at the
Field club were: Mrs. M. Conent. wbo
had twelve guests, and Mrs. B. Koenils
fourteen.
Thermo Party.
A Thermo party was given by Miss
Marie Ogden and Mlas Jane Mrlvor at
the home of Miss Ogden Saturday even
ing. Mlas Ogden and Miss Mclvor will
leave son for Albert Lee. Minn., to spend
the summer at the Young Woman's
Christian association dcmltory. Thoee
present were.
Misses Mlsaes-
Ooldle Hagen. Margaret Che-tey,
Pteila Keaphley, ' Asnea Hayduek,
Elliabeth Kane, Irma fltroud.
Madeline Dorsey, l.enora Ogden.
Margaret fioland, . Hasel Whlteoirth,
MIBB DOLORES MADDOX.
The wedding of Mies Dolores Mad-
don of Auburn and Mr. R. C. Clark of
Omaha will be celebrated at Auburn to
day. They will . make their home In
Omaha after July 6.
fcdna Klee.
Gladys Langft.
Ilia Wttlnaon,
Anna Pohaa,
Nellie Buaeell,
Grace Fleokmeyer,
Elizabeth B parry,
Measra.
William C. Hurst.
B. Anderson,
6. Boreneon.
John Goortall,
Francis Barrett,
Xenlel Poraey,
Ausut Wueet,
J'atri.k Carroll.
Frank Van Heart.
Metiers, and Headlines
Omlen. Kane,
Mayer, Koreey.
Hasel Cumpaton,
Iveaala Ha la Ink,
Kverett Rice,
Myra Poreey,
Mary Cheewk,
Metis Kane,
Marie Mayes.
Meaara.
Henry I.ambercamp,
Joseph Heldo,
Robert Lambercaml
Jamea Hulls.
P. J. Arrhlhald.
Clifford Meyer,
Mitchell I'lttel,
John Huby.
J V. Manaaek,
Pleainrei Faat .
A hiking party was given Sunday
morning to the hills north of Florence
by:
Mmeek M!fS- .
Mary O'CiMde, Marie O'Prten,
Jll.n O'Brien, Knth OertW-man.
M-nr - Maara.
Tct Jerael. hobert Hath,
H.-l-nrthv. Pnt )rlaheus
A box party was given at the Kmprees
theater Saturday evening. June M, In
honor of Mlaa Olga W. Fetersen, who Is
home en her vacation from Denver, Colo.
Those present were:
M ! Mlaaes
Anna Thomeen, Minnie Corneer,
F.Kther Corm-or, Clara Peteraen,
'-iii ThomaMi. "5lla Thomson,
Olsa M. Petersen, 1 Klla Peteracn. .
Mrs. A. L; Ieteraen.
Bridee Party Postponed.
The bridge, party planned for today by
Miss Harriet Mets In honor of the Misses
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mrh. onoRirc kwrd akhp.son.
Nee MlM Harriet Blake.
Tenn. Mrs t'as wss formerly Miss
Clara Play of Detroit and the guet S"v
ersl tlmos "of her slater, Mra. Chtirles V.
Crowley, of Oronln.-
Dancinj Party.
Mrs. Tliomas hrown will give a danc
ing party this evening st bit home In
honor t f hrr eon. Tbomss. who has re- i
turned from Racine college. The room
will be decorated with crimson ramblers
and abo-.it forty guests will be enter
tained. For House Guest
Miss Helen Featman will errlaJn at
dinner this e-enlng st ber home In honor
ing.
Akerson-Blake Wedding.
The marriage of Mlas Hsrrtet Blake,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.
Hlake, end Mr. Ueorge Edward Akerson
oi Mlnnespolis ess celebrated lan eve
r.lng at the home of the bride's psrents
on South Thirtieth avenue. The house
ess decorated throughout with lavender
ai pink sweet peas and plnk-shsded
rsudl'S. The ceremony was performed
by Rv. Dr. Young of the Westminster
Presbyterlen : v In the presence of a
large aaeemblsse of friends.
7 he bride wore s gown of Ivory satin
(-hsrmeuee trimmed with rose point lace,
Her tulle veil wss held in place with
j llliea of the vslley and she carried a
sr.ower bouquet or brines roses ana lutes
of the valley. Miss Helen Blake, sister
of the bride, wss the msld of honor. She
wore a gown of green satin made round
length and elaborately trimmed with
oram lace. She carried an arm bouquet
I of bride's roses. Miss Helen Akerson.
I slater of the groom; Mlrs Helen Moffltt
oi Pittsburgh, Miss Marlon Smith of 1n
l nreroll and Mlas Mona Cowell were the
I lridemHs, snd Misses Mary Phllllppt,
I Marlon Carpenter. Helen Buck, Henrietta
I MeCague snd Henrietta Ollmore stretched
the ribbons. They were all gwwned In
pink snd lavender pussy willow taffeta.
snd the bridesmaids carried houqiitits of
l!t-k and lavender sweet peas.
Mr. ira Oorham of Minneapolis, room
mate of Mr. Akerson at Harvard was
lest msn. and the ushers were Messrs.
Horace Blake, brother of the brldn; Ted
Brown of Minneapolis. Claude MeAlplne
cf Vancouver. William Craig of Toungw
tnwn. O.; William C. Hammerel, Harold
Wtrkhetn. Paul Jonea, Jefferson Jones
and Ma nus McFadden.
The ceremony was followed by' a re
ception for the wedding guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Akerson left last evening for the
north and they will be st home after
August 1 st Lake Mlnnetonkav for tha
remainder of the summer and later In
Mlrneepolls.
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The Inauguration of a Sale
of Living Room Furniture
Comprising fresh, new, np-to-the-minute
patterns of Jacobean oak furniture in twist
and combination of twist and plain lines
tapestry upholstered and tApestry and cane
combination chairs rockers, settees,
desks and desk chairs, tables, etc.
Also mahogany chairs and rockers in
cane and cane and tapestry upholstering,
in both Adam and Jacobean styles. All
from the best factories in the country.
Six Carloads of the Most Attractire Furniture
of This. Character We Ever Offered for Sale
The prices will be away under the ordi
nary manufacturers were glad to make
decided price concessions in order to keep
their factories busy during the dull period.
Watch our windows watch the Wednes
day papers.
THE DATEJULY 1ST
Orchard & Wilhelm Co.
414-41&418 South 16th Street
Extra Size Blouses
46 to 52
Eleanor Washburn, Luclle Oreen . and
Louise Buckingham, visiting girls la
Omaha, has been postponed owing to the
Illness of Miss Mets.
For Bride-Elect.
Mrs. Charles F. Crowley gave a prettily
appointed luncheon today at her home In
honor of Miss Rose Smyth, who will be
married this fall. The table was deco
rated with ahasta daisies and yellow
shaded candles. Cover were placed for
twelve guests.
Informal Luncheon.
Mlsa Marjorle Howland entertained
very Informally at luncheon today at the
Loyal, complimentary to Miss Marjorle
Pond of Boston, the guest of Miss Helen
Epeneter.
At Happy Hollow Club.
Mra (lorre Ttoherts gave a children a
party this afternoon at the Happy Hoi'
low club In honor of her daughter.
Twelve guests were entertained.
Personal Mention.
Miss Vivian Griffith haa returned from
a four weeks' visit with friends In Kan
aas City.
Mrs. James I). Bone and son leave
lodsy for California, where they will
spend the S'iminer.
Mr. John T. 11 ink ley end daughter,
Florence, of Farnam. Neb., are guests
of Mr. and Mra. It. C. Beaver.
Mrs. M. Waeeerman, Mrs. Mai Or In
and Mlsa Carolyn Orkin have returned
from a three woeka' visit to Hlous City.
A daughter was bora Saturday to Mr.
and Mra. Charles Davis In Cattanooga,
Archbishop Ireland
Welcomes Catholic
Teachers to St. Paul
PT. PAl'L. Minn., June . The value
vt Catholic schools for the Instruction of
the Catholic youth vas emphasised today j
by the most Rev. John Irelsnd. arch-i
t lshop of St. Paul. In bis address of wel-,
come to the delegates st the first gen- I
erol eesMWn of the Csttioiic Lan-auoo
association's twelfth annual session.
The seesion as preceded by pontifical
high maea celebrated by Hlahop James
McGolricIt of I'uluth. The remainder of
tht day waa devoted to meetlnga o' the
college, seminary and pariah schiol de
tertments. Archbishop Ireland ssld nearly l,SiOO.O(
pi'I'lla were metving Inatructlou In the
schools eatablUhrd In the United Hates
ty the Cathollr church In the contention
tret "rtllKion shouH permeate sjid vivify
the education of childhood end of yrulli
This education Is not obtainable In the
Lome, he an Id, as fw parents are Cspsble
it wtllUig to teach religion.
"Whlla telle lu Instruction Is given
pre cede ti'se In those Institutions." the
arcliblahop &ld. "oiticr themes are given
thtlr share of at tendon, so that In mat
ters of secular knowledge the Catholic
schools rank with the brat Institutions
if ths state."
Stop th e Small Leaks j
The small sums that you
i spend ao heedlessly will aggro
gate quite a large sura in the
course of a year.
save tnese nine sums regu-
Ilarly and at the end of a year
you will be pleasantly sur
prised with the amount you
SOUTH OMAHA
SAVINGS BANK
24 th and M Streets
n. C. HOSTWICK, President
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F. R. GETTV, Cashier.
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Everything s In Readinets to Make This Oar
Sale
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Beginning Wednesday, 8:30 A. M.
The recent Ug CWcaio car strfltes have worked to the advantage of Omaha women In thb
great sale of blouses. The tie-up of business caused numerous large cancellations of orders for
blouses and we were able to secure these lots from uneasy manufacturers at prices that enable .
us to place these marvelous values before you.
Thi ae will be noted for variety. There it a charming profusion of '
Georgette Crepe, Crepede Chine, Flowered and Striped Silks theer, filmy
and fluffy conceptions, and an immense variety of simpler and more
practical waists made of Organdie, French Voile, Batiste, etc.
The styles are those of the moment, including only the very newest effects. Very ex
cellent qualities of Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Organdie, French Voile and Batiste have
been used, and the making, done by three of the foremost makers of fine, high-gradV SHrt
Waists and Blouses, is of exceptional character. The opportunity is presented by this Sale to
effect truly remarkable savings. The variety is sq extensive that most women will select several
An ECONOMY EVENT of unusual Importance.
Crepe de Chine Blouses In whit
and flesh. Embroidered Jap 811k
Blouses, Flowered Jap Silk Blouses.
Dainty Lingerie Blouses. 1,600
Middy Blouses Included tn this lot
Striped Crepe de Chine, Flow
ered Jap Silks, Dimity Blouses,
French Voile Blouses and Or
gandie Blouses
&2k
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Organdie Blouses, Georg- .MV v 1
ette Orepe Blouses and
Orepe de Chine Blouses Plmjffl 1
ifjkllv Stunning models in Striped Georgette Crepe Blouses, Values to $12.50. 1,500 A i r I
t rJr--&G? a Madras and Dimity, Tub Silks Crepe de Chine Blouses, Fine Dress Blouses In Georg- J ' fsttS$ I
JmW$fi and Dainty Voiles and Batistes Batiste, Fine Organdie and ette Cr e Wonderful 1 i? jM V
-c and lace Silk Blouses modclfl -
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Just Arrived
Dutch
Curtains
These are the ideal curtains
for summer, can be used in
any room; made of very fine
scrim and trimmed with filet
lace. 2 1 yards long; com
plete with valance. Regular
12.50 values. . We offer
loo sets for
Wednesday,
at, set
k. . c oner
$1.59
Unrestricted
Choice
of any
Man's
Suit
In Our Entire Stock
for
5 Styles of Attractive Pumps
he Latest Styles for Women
Basement
Worth 3. 50,
s$2.2S
III sizes and widths
on sale Wednesday,
Basement bhoe De
partment, pair. .
Patent leather with white tops,
bronze kid with cloth tops, all
white buckskin black piped, new
Mary Janes with pay cloth tops
or white cloth tops. These five
styles are the most popular right
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f ,'A I I lit-'
now. Ail sizes ana whims.
