THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. JULY 3. 191.
Use for Homes During Summer.
With the beginning of warmer
weather we have been chronicling the
departure of many well-to-do dwell
ers in Omaha to summer homes on
the shore of Lake Minnetonka, on the
eastern coast, on ranches in the foot-
hills of the Rockies and everywhere
that the atmosphere promises to be
cooler and more agreeable than here
at home. Their going has left idle
a great many delightful homes which
are far cooler than hose in which
a vast majority of the population
lives.
This fact was realized by a Chi
cago woman, Mrs. Arthur Ryerson,
and she made it the occasion for car
rying on a charity which a writer
of that city has called "so beautiful
and appealing that if she doesn't have
imitators it will be because the mil
lenium is too far off to be realized."
In her artistic and attractive new
house which overlooks the green
groves and smooth lawns of the north
end of Lincoln park she is hostess
to twenty-two fragile, pale and wist
ful little convalescents, heart cases
from the Children's Memorial hos
pital, and their attendant nurses.
Although her green paneled draw
ing room is the most perfect expres
sion of the Georgian period that
David Adler could design, although
her molded ceilings are pure Adam,
although her dark floors are of a pol
ish an ancient royal palace might
envy, they are not too fine for the
twenty-two little white iron beds she
installed there before she went east.
Neighbors who objected to the
project when approached beforehand,
tor she had to have the consent of
her neighbors before she could do a
transcendently Christian act, have
since written her to say that it is a
lovely sight to see the enjoyment of
these frail invalids as they sit on the
balconies of the mansion or are
wheeled into the sunshine and shade
of the park's fragrant paths. It may
he that some Omaha people purses
and hearts are both of generous size
will be moved to put their own homes
to some such use during the summer
months.
dinner-dance and Mrs. C. G. Camp
bell will have a party of eight.
Two Surprise Weddings. t
Two weddings of South Side young
people which have not been made
public occurred within the last two
weeks. One was the marriage of Dr.
Y.. F. Shanhan, South Side police
surgeon, to Miss Margaret Fitzger
ald, which took place last Wednesday
at St. Peter's church. The young peo
ple left today for a wedding visit in
Rock Island, 111., the home of the
bridegroom.
The other wedding took place two
weeks ago, but the honeymoon had
an unfortunate end. Miss Nellie Har
old, niece of Mrs. Roy H. Dennis, of
the South Side, and Mr. Minor Hull
were the principals. They had left
Omaha on their wedding trip, but
after two days the bride was taken
with smallpox and had to be brought
back to the detention hospital in this
c'rty, where she will be confined for
at least two weeks longer, although
her condition is much improved. In
il- meantime the bridegroom stays at
tli. hotel and makes daily trips to talk
beneath her window. He was im
mediately vaccinated and will not
contract the disease. Mr. and Mrs.
Hull will make their home in North
Platte. ,
At the Country Club.
Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Conner enter
tained at supper at the club Sunday
night. Messrs. and Mesdames: W. F.
Gurley and F. H. Gaines, Miss Lilla
Gui-ley of Washington. D. C, and
Dr. W. O. Bridges.
Mrs. S. S. Caldwell had a family
party of nine with her at the club.
Mr. Wilson H. Lowe had seven
guests. Mr. J. De Forest Richards had
a party of nine. Fartie s of six or less
were the guests of E. M. Martin, Mrs.
Eva K. Wallace, H. H. Baldrige, J.
E. Fitzgerald, O. C. Redick, . J. E.
Ludlow, W. A. C. Johnson, Barton
Millard, W. H. McCord, Miss Eugenic
Patterson. J. P. Webster, D. A. Baum,
Fred T. Hamilton and Sam Burns.
Mrs C. Will Hamilton will have
even luncheon guests Tuesday. Res
ervation ipr the Fourth of July din
ner dance have been made by Dr. W.
O. Bridges for a party of twelve, by
Mr. George H. Kelly for ten guests
and by Mr. E. G. McGilton for eight
gufsts.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mr. and Mfs. C. A. Mangum enter
tained at dinner Sunday night, having
eight guests in their party.
One of the pleasant Sunday events
was a picnic party vat the Samuel J.
Bell cottage.
Another dinner party included Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Dudley, Mr. S. E.
Mathson and Mr. W. R. Overmire.
Small parties were entertained by
Mr, C. I. Vollmer, Miss Dorothv Ad
kins, Mr. J. H. Kopietz, Mr. J. F.
Carey, Miss Mary Connor, Mr. H. L.
Goldstone and Mr. Byron Clow.
Mrs. W. H. Cheek entertained at a
kensington-tea this afternoon, having
twenty-four guests.
At the Field Club.
Mrs. A. V. Shotwell took advantage
of the war relief lawn fete at Binnie
Brae Saturday to buy all prizes for
the Tuesday afternoon bridge tourna
ment at the Field club. Particularly
appropriate to this season of the year
was the picnic basket which was pur
chased, as well as the garden basket
filled with tools. A handsome Jap
anese silk bag with jade handles and
an hors d'euvre dish will be other
prizes. The largest number of play
ers that has attended this year is ex
pected Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Cohen
is the first to make luncheon reserva
tions. She ill have a party of five.
Twenty-five golfers had luncheon
at the club Sunday. At night the sup
per parties were with Messrs. Will
Herdman, F. W. Kayser. F. S. Pol
lard, T. B. Coleman, rC.m A. Robinson,
Jack Sharpe, C. W. Bridges, Carl
Swanson and H. A. Wahl.
Carter Lake Club.
At Sundav night supper the largest
party included a number of the fam
ous men who will take part in the
speedway races on the Fourth. As
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. K. t. nay
ward entertained. Messrs. and Mes
dames Guv L. Smith and J. W
Weaver. Messr. Ralp Mulford, Billy
Tavlor, Fred Wagner and A. J. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Childs had with
them Miss Mildred Smith and Mr
Louis Soecht.
A sDecial Fourth of July dinner will
replace the fortnightly cottagers' din
ner ednesday night.
In and Out of .he Bee Hive.
Mrs. John E. Marsh left Sunday for
San Francisco to visit her brother,
Mr. Thomas Robbins, and Mrs. Rob
bins for three months.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Shackleford and
daughter have taken an apartment at
the Blackstone.
Mr. Charles E. Blanchard of Min
neapolis is stopping at the Blackstone
for a tew days.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. F. A.
Grant and their three attractive
daughters have arrived in Omaha and
are stopping at the blackstone temp
orarily. This is the third time that
Colonel Grant has relieved Colonel
Gonzales S. Bingham at' a quarter
master's depot, but the first oppor
tunity that he has had to meet him.
Miss Marjorie Cavers left Sunday
night for Chicago, where she will visit
with school friends for two weeks
Her father Mr. J. A. Cavers, and Mr
E. S. Westbrook left Sunday night
for Aew ork. Mrs. L. S West
brook left today for a short stay at
Prvor Lake, Minn. From there she
will go to Chicago to meet Miss Cav
ers and the two will join Mr. Cavers
and Mr. Westbrook m New York,
The party will then spend some time
visiting in New London, Conn.; Bos
ton and Atlantic City, and will return
to Omaha the latter part of July. Dur
ing the absence of his father and
sister Mr. Keith Cavers will remain-
in Omaha.
Gossip of Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Millard have as
their guests tor two weeks, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Martin of Shelbyville, Kv.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Burkenroad will
receive informally from 4 to 10 Tues
day in honor of their son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Burkenroad of
New York City, who are making a
fortnight's visit here. Mr. Leslie Burk
enroad gives a dinner for eight in the
Blackstone roof gardens for them to
night.
Fly a Flag as You Drive
Through Omaha Streets
One of the latest and best ap
pliances for flying a flag on the motor
car is being shown and sold by the
Brandeis stores exclusively for
Omaha. It is called "Flaglite" and
can be attached to any motor car in
a few minutes. It fastens to the can
over the radiator and a beautiful silk
flag is fastened firmly over a cup
shape receptacle that contains an elec
tric light bulb which throws the light
upward and upon the flag, showing it
up clearly as it flies. This can be fit
ted to the electrical appliances of any
machine. Another important feature
is the iact that this appliance can
easily be converted into a trouble light
in a jiffy when you need it, doing
away with the necessity for the mo
torist carrying a flash light. It is one
of the best ideas brought out thus far
for patriotic purposes.
Less Contagious Diseases
During June Than in May
Health department comparative fig
ures for May and June pf this year
' T
Diphtheria
Scarlet fever
Measles
Typhoid (ever
Smallpox
Chlckenpox
Cerebro spinal meningitis.
The Grenadine Dress
YOUR great-grandmother would recognize the , . uL
name of this material but its beautiful, silky -pi-" iM1h1;IwI
weave was not known in her time. Tan Gren- Iff f$:' Im'BtMwVAw
adine is the foundation of this exquisitely beauti- 43ajy' 'tMiKfpiiTOall
ful midsummer frock. Filet lace makes the sleeves 'IfS;MIw!1'M
and extends itself into the collar and sides of the l&lHlulttt ttf-ErWliiwCT '
frock with the suggestion of an Eton jacket. Filet, OTslWlraSfflwlil'
'too, makes the bottom of the skirt and as Paris f fpif
sees it, the filet trails on the floor when it isn't JJ ifffplffi j
climbing up shyly toward the ankles. However, the ffl 1iP$lutW a
American woman who chooses this remarkably lffeW I
smart frock for her "best summer dress" will cut K$$i$M
it off neatly "round-about." The picture hat which W '7OT11mM if
sets off the dress so beautifully is an enormous ifffi aPf iKMfflliffi J
Canotier of black tulle, satin or velvet, as you please, f Wfff I
broadening at the sides and using little swirls of IQ 'lliGlifi I
.Paradise gracefully to emphasize it, elongation.
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Index Membership Cards Seven pa
triotic high pchool girls under the
supervision of Miss Edith Partridge, a
teacher at Farnani school, volunteered
to index 30,000 Red Cross membership
cards. Those who began work at the
Red Cross headquarters are as fol
lows: Misses Mary Ure, Gladys Rice,
Dorothy Johnson, Lois Thompson, Mil
dred Benson, Margaret Snyder and
Emily Ross.
Three Bathing Suits
There are three types of bathing
suits to choose from this season.
There are bathing suits and swimming
suits and suits for those individuals
who have a liking for sand and rocks
and a profound distaste for water.
Among the bathing costumes ex
hibited one finds all three types; but
there is noticeable a pleasing rap
proachment between the swimming
suits, and these intended for display on
the shore.
Apparently one, need not choose
twixt the utilitarian and the orna
mental. One may combine the two,
and moreover one may do it without
distracting the attention of the entire
beach crowd.
Of course it is possible to obtain the
conservative and practical bathing
suits of dark colored silk or satin
upon the ordinary lines, and some of
these are good looking. But for the
woman who wants individuality in
her bathing costume there are other
things.
The rather amazing garb evolved
last season, apparently in a Bakst
dream, had piquant and attractive fea
tures, but was a bit too spectacular
for folk of fastidious tastes. This year
the same designer who was responsi
ble for those picturesque but exclam
atory earlier models has produced
better things. Ihe practical ana tne
piquant are combined and many a
modern maid will pay the prices of
such suits without a murmur.
Tussors. tub' satin and various
other silks and near silks are repre
sented among these cotsumes. ror
Beautiful
Hair Tinting
Nothing so robs a woman of her good
looks and attractiveness as gray, streaked
or faded hair. And there Is no mora reason
or sens In tol-
wife
rating unat
tractive hair
than there Is In
wearing unbe
coming gowns.
The one hair
stain that stands
supreme Is
"Brow natone."
It Is simple and
easy to use. No
S.HAVM mixing. Just
i.mMV V comb or brush
'lsi ! u lnt0 your halr
Ev ggjL. It cannot be de.
V T"7, !, t.t. will not
rub or wash off.
acts Instantly and Is absolutely harmless. ,
"Brownatone" will give any shade deslreo
from light golden brown to black.
Tour druggist sells "Brownatone" or will
got It for you. A sample and a booklet will
be mailed you upon receipt of 10 cents, and
your orders will be filled direct from our
laboratories It you prefer. Mention shade
desired.
Two sizes 2Bc and $1.00.
Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair
dresser's.
Prepared by the Kenton Pharmacol Co.,
6:9 Coppln Wrtg., Covington, Ky.
' Sold and guaranteed In Omaha by Sher
man & MoConnell Drug Stores and other
leading dealers. Advertisement.
At Happy Hollow Club.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
B. King, who are stopping in Omaha
for a short visit enroute from Atlanta,
Ga., to their home in Tacoma, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mickel gave
a dinner at Happy Hollow club Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Durkee are en
tertaining a party of twenty-one of
the office force of the P. and O. Plow
company, of which Mr. Durkee is
manager, at dinner at the club tonight.
Friday Mrs. G. V. Johnston has
reservations for a luncheon party of
fifteen at the club. Mrs. Don ;T. Lee
wij entertain at the Tuesday night
FOR THE
AUTO RACES
JULY FOURTH
we have especially pre
pared a
TABLE D'HOTE
DINNER
which we will serve from
11 a. m. until 9 p. m.
ONE DOLLAR
HOTEL LOYAL
some of the best models jersey is
often chosen, the finest,. softest, loveli
est of wool jersey, lifcjit in weight,
elastic easily dried, so friendly to dye
stuffs that it takes exceptionally good
color tones.
Out of this jersey ate fashioned
one-piece swimming suits, easy and
comfortable, allowing utter freedom
of movement, and usually accom
panied for convention's sake by over
robes that may be worn or shed at
the wearer's will and accordingly as
one purposes actual swimming or
mere splashing and beach play.
Gold atd dark blue, green and dark
blue, purple and gray, gray and flame,
purple and cerise these are some of
the color schemes, but where the re
lieving color is emphatic it is used
sparingly and skillfully;, just a narrow
binding of it here, a button . of it
there, a gay tassel or a splash of
bright embroidery.
Of bathing hats and caps it is dif
ficult to write. One must see them in
order to appreciate them. Many are
little, close, high-crowned affairs of
jersey or silk vith soft brims rolling
up against the crowns and faced with
contrasting colors.
Some have gay draped crowns and
drooping brims. Others are closely
draped caps of picturesque shape with
tabs falling flatly over the ears and
soft narrow scarfs fastened closely
around the head. Still others are in
the fashionable beret shape a plait,
a quirk, a button, a tassel, a dash of
color lend distinction.
Capes of plain, one-tone jersey with
bordering bands, collar and a cap of
big block check iii the color of the
suit and some contrasting color make
excellent combinations. For instance
one good looking model noted was of
black and gold. Brooklyn hagle.
ASK FOR and GET
Mor lick's
The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Sam Pile
Food Speculators Scored
In Omaha Pulpits Sunday
Patriotism and conservation were
the keynotes of sermons in many
Omaha churches yesterday. This was
in accordance with the request of
President Wilson and rood Adminis
trator Hoover.
Rev. A. A. DeLarme at the First
Baptist church declared "there is no
greater criminal in the world than the
food speculator."
Rev. John Flockhart of M. An
drew's Episcopal church, said: "Don't
put off saving until tomorrow. Start
now. There is no time to lose."
Rev. John Poucher of Trinity Meth
odist, Rev. Oscar Autritt of the Ger
man Bapitist, Rev. Fred VV. Leavitt
of the Plymouth Congregational and
Rev. Fred Clark of the First Congre
gational, Rev. Titus Lowe of tht
First Methodist were among the.min
isters who preached upon patriotism
and food conservation.
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Reputation Established,
A Future Guarantee
We dare not jeopardize our
priceless asset, Good Reputation,
for a transitory Profit. We dare
not misrepresent our goods or our
endorsements.
Consider this well!
Reputation is the safeguard of
inexperience. "Avoid those that
make false claims." Whether or
not a man has expert knowledge
of Diamonds, Watches and Jew
elry, he is safe if he puts his
trust in merchants of good reputa
tion. Why take a chance with Bmall
or unknown dealers when your
credit is good with Loftis Bros. &
Co., The Old Reliable, Orixinai
Diamond and Watch Credit House,
409 South Sixteenth Street, Es
tablished 1858.
This business, "the largest of
its kind in the world," is a monu
ment to the proverb, "Honesty is
the Best Policy."
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IVhen It's Hot
and you want to get away froi.i
your business to recuperate come
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anywhere else in America. You have never enjoyed
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in picturesque Colorado America's Vacation Para
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Scenic and Sightseeing Trips; 14 one-day trips. Fishing,
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that tells where to go, what to see, what it costs and how
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Questions
Cheerfully
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155 West Madison St
CHICAGO, ILL.
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STORE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. Jt'LY 4TH
Cool Clothes for "The 4th"
Wonder Values
(T T took a lot of courage a few years
I ago to wear light colored, light
weight clothes to business all
men were slaves in those days," remarks
a man with a memory.
No man need be a slave to a heavy, stuffy,
uncomfortable, hot suit any more. We're featur
ing a great special 'department devoted to
featherweight suits, involving every practical
style, weave and color that best makers produce.
Genuine Palm Beach Suits,
$5.00 to $9.00
Cool Crash and Mohair
Suits, $7.50 to $15
Straw Hat Shop of Omaha
' Every comer of the earth that originates tropical head
wear has contributed its share to our wonderful stocks.
Genuine Panama, Bangkok Hatf.
Si to SIO 84 to $6
Madagascari, 31.50 Porto Ricant, 33 HaU, 81.50
Split and Sennit Yacht Hati, 31.50 to S t
White Duck and Felt Hats, 50d
Silk and Cloth Hatt and Cap., at 501 to 32
Silk Shirts, Sport Shirts, Union Suits.
Bathing Suits for Men and, Boys
Cool Footwear for "The Fourth"
Tropical Worsted Suits,
$7.50 to $25.
True Blue Serge Suits,
i $15 to $35
.CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Lemons a dozen
WJiy Be Without Lemonade Any Time (4th of July)
With Lemon At This Price?
Doctor Recommend Them For HealthFine For Complexion.
FIREWORKS AH Kinds
W Mention a Ftw.
Cap Pistol, at 4c
Baloons, at Be
2-ball Roman Candle,, 7 tor Sc
4-kall Roman Candles, 4 (or 8c
6-bll Roman Candles, straight 2c
10-ball Roman Candle, straight 4c
15-ball Raman Candles, straight 8c
2- Inch Salutes, box, Be; 2 for.. Be
3- Inch Salutes, box, 5r; 7 Itr. .., 9c
New Spuds, peck, IS lbs. . . .'Or sni 75c
Soda, 10c pkj. ' 7c
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, pk(....Cc
Rice, Fancy Whole Japan, lb 6
Rice, Fancy Head, long grains, lb. .. .10s
Breakfast Cocoa, per lb 20c
Ice Tea, per lb 29c
Yeast Foam, 4c i 3 for , ..10c
Cum, 4c t 3 pkgs.. for ...10c
10-lb. Standard Pkg. Sugar 83c
Cider Vinegar, gallon 21c
Matches, 5c ( 3 for 13c
Pearl White Soap (100 bar) $3.85
Shredded Wheat Biscuits 12c
FLOUR
We still have old wheat flour It make
I better bread than new wheat floor.
Economy Brand, 44 lb.. $3.10
Cesh Habit Brand, 48 lb ..$3.44
Tip Brand, 48 lb ....$3.49
Cold Medal, 48 lb $3.49
Bulk Oatmeal, 4 lb.. 25c
Instant Postum .....27c and 45e
S.ilmori, tall, I -lb. can.'. . ,17c, 19c, 2Sc
14-lb. sack Table Salt 19c
Chloride Lime, per can.. 12c
, MEAT DEPARTMENT '
Wr .ndl nothing but very best quality
of meat.
Count! Egg, guaranteed fresh, dog. .33c
Crisea 41c 82c $1.64
Sawtav, 28c. 86c, $1.12
Rest Full Cream Cheese, lb 30c
Best Full Brick Cheese, lb 30c
Tanhauser. a snappy, soft drink. .... .9c
3 for i........28e
Applju, small, 9c large.,. 19c
Ugu, crushed from l-oganoei-rie. ., .c
Open 4th of July 7 to 11 A. M.
The BASKET STORES
M. D. D. D. 3.
IN THE prevention of disease the work
of the dentist is fully as important a$
that of the doctor. .
Indigestion and constipation frequently
disappear after the dentist has put hit
patient's mouth in Order. Rheumatism
is often cured by the removal of an
abscess from the root of a decayed molar.
Your dentist can serve you not only by
filling cavities, and so removing sources
of infection, but by telling you how to
nse a tooth .brush, and what to expect
from a dentifrice.
S. S. White Tooth Paste is a pure, whole,
eome, non-medicated cleanser, made by
the world's best known makei of dental
equipment and supplies.
Your druggist ha it Sipund mail the coupon
below for our booklet, "Good Teeth; How They
Grow And How To Keep Tbem."
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MOUTH AND TOILET PREPARATIONS
211 SOUTH 12th ST. PHILADELPHIA
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