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A Talented Visitor
tYrrfainu.
MnimiKiior V. V. Mi M.inua i,ft)r,,(r.l
at throe wni.litiKi it hwIi, all of
vhirh wert iMrformij in m, Friinci
Xavli-r church,
i in TiiMMlujr MIki i.uunna, Anticrwm
lifi'uin the l.ri'l of lr. Io Miller uf
Mucin, Js'tb., un their attendant
were liertlm Miller and Leo
Iil-y.
Mr. Miller wu hccomlnuly a-owned
In hli antln an. I her lirideamald
rrim In tha rut ahada, with hat to
nxtch.
A iluuliln wedding occurred on Wed
linwliiy when Mlaa Mary Konrity m
married to Humid Wood ami her ala
It MurnKunt bet-am tha lirlila of
Jltrmnn Wlluu-a.
I!'itli nt theaa bride Wore diirk fur
trimmed mil u arid hula.
Ilriile !. urn bron Serle.
Three hirii)liiKly n M" '1 ''1 ui rtla)
wtr k!v n lt wii k by Mr. Klrm-r
Ulitiniiit nnd Mr. Thimiiia (iri'en In
the npurtiiienta uf tha former.
cm Wrdncadtiy 21 Ktnata were pra
nit fur luncheon which Wiia aerved
from mi mil tiiblea. encli of which wiia !
adorned willi Kiixacl rnae. ,
At hrlilne, (ItiiliiK the afternoon,
Mm, Krn nk Hendcr of Onviha hud hlsh
acoie iiiuJ Mra. Krd llurd received th
"nil fi.rnll."
Klht tiilil-a wm placed fyr bridge
on Thuradiiy and the K'lnm wiia pre
ceded by luncheon. m thla occnalon
tha prlz Itinera wero Mra. Krnnk
W'rluhl nnd Mra. Iul her of t'ltlcairo
who la viHitltig her aiatt-r, Mra. Iloae
J'llltlltlllll,
TIih liiwt In the acrlia waa iinotlH'r
l.i i)ii bcon on Krldny whi n 17
KUI'Kt V.IIV pH'KI Nl.
Damp.
Mora than So coupli-a attended tha
Jliillowu'en parly ulven by tha Tue
ilny d.inc nn club laat week when tha
KukIik hull wiia moat iirtiatli ally and
cleverly ilecoruiid.
1'iirlnK the Intcrniiaaioii aupjicr wiia
aervfd on tho linlcony, luillorma, clip
and favors b'lnff dlMtrlbUted t thiit
tune.
November 14 la thn ilutn for the
nexl pally whlih thla club will Klve.
Ili lditr l.uni boonti.
Artlalia deeomlloiia In lavender mid
Jillow wro uaed by Mra. (llenn Wil
cox ami Mlna j:ilznli( tli Kuiilxiiiiirher
al a luiu hefin, followed by brldia.
whli h w.ia kIvfii lit tha Wilcox homa
on si tm hi y.
hi yaiinlhi niiima In thean almdea
niade ii lovely centerplei-e for the din
Ins tuble, on whlith iilao rented cnndla
allckx holdltta; )li(hlril yellow dipera.
Tuenly eln'ht jueata ahiircd thuhoa
pilulily of thcuf lioatraHea, who will
entertain In a almllar niiiiiner on next l
Saturday.
ir Dr. and Mra. MrAtep,
Conipllnicnlitry to Pr. und Mra. M
Ate, who leava lata In tb week to
maka their new Inline In Alpena,
Mich., tt dinner Will be given at Ihe
(irund hotel Monday evenltiK by the
atuff ul Mircy hoapltnl, of which Dr.
McAtee la a retiring member,
Mrs. Woodbury lloalraa.
M.-if. t'liaibi Woodbury gave a
luncheon followed by brldne at her
homo on Kriday, and on Tueaduy will
alio entertain at a brldKc luncheon.
Allend larlnioulh Ihirvard CJanie.
Wllllani Coppock and Frank Ju
mon, who utteml Iwrtinoiith colleKe,
weia In ISimton on Hut unlay to utlend
the Iiartnioiitb-lliii vard footbiill nauw,
Mra. Ilooliltfn Kiilertuina.'
Mra. K. If. Doolilllo waa a luncheon
ioalfa of laat week who on two oc,.
casioiiM piiteitalued ut her home on
Klfth n venue.
(jiiHiitltlea of yellow chryaantbo
minim wera uaed In decorijlinif anil
on Kriday 20 Rural wcrv preaent.
The, aamo color achema waa uaed
on Katurday, when cover wera placed
at Hinall tublea for i'K
Itlrthdiiy I'aity.
Mra. Joe V. Pnilth Rave a eonibinej
birthday and Hallowe'en parly at her
home luat Monday to cclebrutu the
fifth blrlhilay aimlveiHary of lier
griindaon, I'onald Kllberl.
Tho "4 younir RUeata wera Invited
for r o'clia k ten, and on their arrival
were, greeted by Rhoata, wilehea,
black cata and uther apooky Individ
uals, who wera lit every conceivable
nook nnd coiner.
Appropriate f.ivora were uaed on
the i.ibleH. which were liuhted with
pumpkin facea. i
For MU Kultleinait.
lloateaaes of laat week who planned
afraira for Mlaa Jennlo KatllemAn.
a No ember bride, were Meadamea S.
Uteinbertf, Harry llochmau, M. Kat-
A charmlns vialtor In the rlty lat
w-k .ia Mla J frothy Fuller of (mk
1'drk, III., who, rnroute from aojourn
of at verul montha on tha Pacific count.
atoppod in Council f'.luff fur a few
day with her tim-le, Dr. A. C. lirown
mid Mra, lirown.
Mia Fuller la unuaually talented,
havlnc been recOKhlZed by ('hlrjigri'a
leadliiK crltlca. Hh haa ulau wrltlan
awarul pluno eornHw!t!ona which will
b publlahed In tha nwir futura, and
at prraent la accnrnpllahlnv a great
deal from a Journallatlc rtandpoint.
A a plnniat ah ha alnc cIiII.IImkxI
upiwurnl on conrert proRruma, and I
Rifted with a particularly lovely m'"-
aopruno voire.
Heveral Informal affair were Riven
for thla vlaltor during her atay In the
city, Maj. lirown entertained all
Rueata nt luncheon on Wrdneaday and
dinner In her honor wera Riven by
Mr. and Mra. Itobrrt Wullnee, Mr. anil
Mra. John O. Wadnworth and Mr, n
Mia. Thonin Auatln of Omaha,
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Klialrlli IJiiIiiii, tb Iowa pau, lu
loauiMl In Ilia auuili lo tioit nlatlvea
and a now In Kttoivilla, Trim.
A tlauahler. wbu will l called
Mary Koae, waa bom at I o'clock on
Thuraday etmin; to Mr and Mra,
FotMiin Fvereot,
Mr. and Mi, Fiank Hinder ar
rive,! home Thuoday mornliiR fiom a
two weekn" trip to New Yoik and
other paatem cyiea,
Mr. and Mia. Freeman Heed re
turned laat Wedureday from Mlmii
Fall, whte thev have been vlnltltiR
their dniiifhter, Mra. Frank 1'Ulnam
and family.
Illahnp Thoniaa W. Druiniu baa re
turned to )" Molnea after ronnimitiR
a t-laaa of tt adult and children lat
Thuraday at Ht. Francla Xavler
church.
Mra. Kred Da via and her nlwa,
Miaa June Da via, are reRlatered at the
Drake hotel In I'hlcaRO. They hv
Iwen away for tha paat week, but ire
expected home In a few day.
Mra. (leore Wlckiam and daiiKh
ter, Mary Vlrainla, who have la-en
In am Angela ainca early In feptein
lier, are now In Han Franeleco and
will probably return home thl week.
Mr. and Mra. J. J I. Joyce left
Thuraday evening for their home In
I I'ortlnnd, Ore., after a few day' vllt
! with Mr. and Mra. William Coppock.
They were en route from a trip
"through the eaat.
Mra. l-ettie Montgomery, whu haa
lieen In New York for aevernl montha.
returned home about 10 day ago and
early In November pinna to leave for
California, where ahe will apend the
winter,
Mr. ami Mr. J. A. Clark, win) left
Council llluMa October III for a trip to
lloaUai, New York and oilier eaatern
i It lea, are axpected home today or to
morrow. While away Ihey have been
Halting Mr. and Mra. Henry Nlchola,
Mr, and Mr. It, H. Townand and
I Clyda I.,yon, all former Council Bluff
1 eople, They a I no apent aome time
! with Mr, Clark father, who la now
with another aon In New York, and
who la in very poor health,
telman, Hatnuel Kutlleman, Miaa Ka
(her Zulk and Miaa ftaruh Keaaelmun.
Mlaa Kaltlemiin la to wed Hiimuel
Hchwnrtz of Kanaua City, Mo., anil
November S la the duta of tha wed
ding, which will ha performed at the
Urn ml hotel,
Knlcrtain Together,
Heven l.iblea of gueata were Invited
to luncheon Thuraday at, tlin home of
Mra. C. i. Ouren on J'ark uvenuo,
wllh Mr. Ouren ami Mra. W. A.
Htone the hoatcaaea.
At bridge, during the afternoon
I hour Mra, J. J. Kvllhcr bad hitth
acora and Mr. Koy Maxfleld won the
cut for iill.
Twenty elght gueMta were hIho pre
etit on Hnturdny when thia matron
iigaln eiitertiiined at a bridge lunch
con. Hallowe'en Feollval.
Arratigenieuta aro prnctlciilly com
pleted for the Hallowe'en all day featl
vnl at the auditorium on Tueaday,
which la being poriored by the Amer
ican I.eglon auxiliary.
- Many women from here nnd Omasa,
are planning to attend the card party
In tha afternoon, when priM-a will be
awarded for the, beat erorea In bridge,
,0" nnd high five,
1'iirchiiaera of ticket will alxo be
given a number which entitle them
to a chance on a new (iHidner Inuring
cur which la being dlMplayed dally
on the al recta at Council liluffa.
Tueadny evening the apaclotia floor
nt the auditorium will bo uaed for
dancing and excellent ruualc, will be
furniahed for dancing. I.lght refreah
inenta will alao bo aerved. During
tho parly the winner of the automo
bile will bo announced and every ono
who nltenda thla affair will bo given
an opportunity to draw thla beautiful
car.
1'roceeda from the featlval will be
tiaed to nlil ex aervlce men.
Informal llrrakfal.
Mr. I). J. Uatea Invited a few
gueata to her homo Saturday morn
ing to meet and breakfast with Kg
bert A'liu Alatyno, the Bong writer,
who waa In Omaha all laat week.
( iimiiionlty Dinner.
A group of married people who have
enjoyed picnlca together throughout
tho aiimiiier met on Thuraday at the
home of Mr. and Mra. Jitllua Roaen
feld for a "community dinner," after
which they apent the e cuing danc
ing. Included In thia affair were Dr. and
and Mra. A. V. Ilenneay, Meaara. and
'm Pinner-Circlev
m Candies
' 1 Ffiite chocolate-fORtfd Jin I
1 VrvVX iwftmfiinnewgifibc. Lh I
I , v!)yV 'Us.""1"'" Piwyfafy Mr wty
Meadamea Fred Kmpkli', Krnnk Rlker,
Hoy Maxfleld, L. N. Haniea, Oarnr
Haumelater, J. J. Keliher and Jiillu
Koaenfeld.
I.unclicoii.
Autumn b-iivea and a viulity of
flower In tlicae ahaib-a mad altraf
tlve deconillona for tha luncheon giv
en Hnturday by M.aa Caroline Thelii
htirdt nnd Mlaa Faith McMunua at
Ilia homo of the former, when cover
were placed for J.
Dinner.
One of tho lurgeat of Ilia diimcre
preceding the Hallowe'en party of
tho Tueaday Dancing Hub laat week
wu given by Mr. nnd Mra. K. If.
Doollttle, who invited 21 gueat to
their home.
Mr, and Mra. Clarence Kmpkla alao
entertlned that I'Vrnlng at the (irand
hotel, and with their gueata later at
tended the dunce.
I'eraonala,
fieorgo Helaii of lie Molnea, la.,
waa In the city laat week.
Mra. Ulchard Hennett of Mncoln,
Ncb la vlaltlii5 her niother, Mra. Ly
man Hhugart.
Mr. and Mra. J. It. Day returned
Wedneaday from a motor trip
through the paat.
Dr. Karl Helliyger will arrive almut
tins mldillo of the week from Itoaton,
where he haa apent the paat few
Week.
Tho majority of Council Jlliifrs
people who went to New Orleana for
tho American Ix-glon convention have
relumed to their home, but Mlaa
Girls' Community
Service League
Hunday The Hikera' club will meet
at Twenty-fourth and N treeta, Mouth
OuTaha at 3. The cnmmlltra will
mak the coffee. Jllkera aro re
Oiieated to brlngncli and a cup.
Hulph Knotta willful the hike,
Monday 8:15, Cluga rluh aupper.
Uytnniiaiuni, Mr. Charlea Muaaelnmn.
Valley ball, advanced, Mra, Chnrlea
Muaaeluian,
The member of the fiirla' Onmiiu
nity Hervlce league have, been Invited
to attend the Hallowe'en parly given
by the Bedevil Training achool at
llellevue on Monday evening. Mem
ber winning to attend ahould call
Mlaa Itoberla.
Tueaday The !afnyetie club will
gly a Ilallowe'en party for the mem
ber of the league and their friend.
A committee conalatlng of Aloys
Herka, Donnle, Denker, Jucllle I,ewla,
Mary Qulnby and Mae l'etera are
working out many noveltley which
ahould prove to he very Infereatlng.
F'ortune telling will be a feature of
tha affair.
Wedneaday 6:15, Wamm club aup
per. Hewing claaa, Mr. Hulli Kantor.
Open houae, a good time to get ac
quainted. Men are Invited.
Thuraday 6:13, V. T. A. .club aup
per, Art craft claaa, Mra, Mary Lydia
Howe, tiyninaaium, Mra. Oniric Mua-
FRANCIS POTTER
Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar
Studio Sanford Hotel
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Add-APeari Picture
Title Contest
to-"-
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Name this Picture and You May Win a
$1,000 Pearl Necklace
500 Pearl Necklace
250 Add'A-Pearl Necklace
No restrictions of tiny kind. Write or
cull in our store for full particulars and
entry blanks.
$50 Additional Ptii$ for ihit City.
lit Irue $29.00 AJJ A.IVarl Neck.U.0
2nJ IMm $15-00 AvU-A-lVart Necktie
3rd l'rl:c $10.00 AJJ-A-IVrl Nrcklice
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Suggestion: Try to think of a title that
will suggest peurls,
ALL Local Prize Winning Names will
be entered in the $1750 Nationul Add-A
JVarl Title Contest. Last date fur srnd
big titles is November 20, 1922. Enter
the contrtt today, x
C. B. BROWN CO.
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JtW!ttt anj .ViVrM4HAi
latK il rai
Owaka. N.k.a.k
acliiiiin. Wiley hall, brginuera, Mia.
Clou lea Munaelmun.
KriduJ 6 15, cookliia I'laaa, Mr.
W. U Klliaer.
M.ituriluy t 30, dam r. (jiieala aie
adliutled hy card. Kr Information
e Mlaa Itoberla, hoat.-aa at tha chili
The D. T. A. I'luli Wll aaalat Mia
Iti4iert aa ipeclal hoateaaea,
Kiveil at the center by a committee
from Ht, I'luloiuenaa pariah,
Hiind.iy. (H'tolier JS, III lioni ani-
The Yoimiter tilil' I Ham.it lo rluh1"- la will aive a ilinner party,
Christ Child Society
la rt-Leiiralna play, "The Mother'!
Jne.un." the principal rliririutera Ih
Inn taken hy Mary Handle, Jonerpliln
Ijiundro, I'alttm Coiieaa,
at which the 1 li m' rluh will ! gueata.
Ak Smi Hen keiianiKlon will conduct
rutmnnee aula Tueailay at ihwi Q
tin Halloa a in a rani parly lll lielatu-et.
II Ya U ea tea Sautk saia Call
Our Braaa Otlka, MA iktl OO0
NerthfUt I'eraer I4ik aa L
DRESHER BROS.
M' ! mn4 thr-lt
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Mala Oltica, JUT Faraam Street
Omaha Ttlepaeaa, AT laatlc 011
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This Glorious Autumn Weather Is a Joy
But it doesn't tend to had the. mind to the purchase) of Fur
Oanr.ents.
N FA' EKTJIKLK.SK, tho. Furs offered in tho unit? now on have
a price appeal. They have a stylo appeal and nothing can so
satisfy that feminitm longing for luxury as one of those wrappy,
fluffy, rich, warm Coats of .modern cut we now offer at
SPKCJAL sakk imhcks
Monday Will Be a Great FUR DAY in This Store
Style, Quality, Selected Variety and Genuine Savings Are
the Present Factors in This Sale of Fur Garments
SCOTCH MOLK CAPE-Full IciiRth
for a ainall woniHii--
$295.00
ill USON SKAL CJUCL'I-Ali (.'AI'K -4.1-incli
length, self collar, Canton lined,
$395.00
11 U I) SO N SKAIj ( 'OAT 4'i-inc li
longtli, iiPll uliapt'd cuffs, ct-in ttlcevca
with large collar ami cuffs of Hack
lynx
$695.00
HUDSON' SKAL COAT For Mont fig
vre. Kit.ru quality jmltn, 47-in. lenglli,
uilh bPMiilifully itinrkod baby mink
hal foliar and ciiffa. (!opcn and
gold brocade lining
$895.00
JAP MINK COATKK-k'olinsky blend
will) docp self shawl collar, tail trim
med $295.00
U0SK TAUPE CARACUL NOVELTY
COAT Hip length with civet cat cot
lar and cuff a
$175.00
NATURAL LAMB FLAPPKR COAT
10-ineh length, with skunk collar and
cuffs and J'ancy cord belt
$295.00
HUDSON" SEAL COAT-40-in. length.
Your choice, of beaver, marten or
squirrel collar trim.
$375.00
Scarfs and Chokers
Vux Animal ('lined Scorf" f'olora: Isabel,
taupe and Mark, $39.50
Vox Animal Cloned Scarf-Hone tanp
at $59.00
Vox Animal fluted Scarf PI a 1 1 n u m
at $79.00 to $110.00
Stone Marten Choker Dlatlnct markings,
at $39.50 to $55.00
lher-0f Fitcb, Kolinakf, Mink and
Squirrel at $12.95 to $39.50
Announcement
ENGAGEMENT OF
Madame Miller, Style Ex-
- pert and Tailoring
Specialist
Mudame will be hero Monday morning fur
the purpose of advising our customers in
the making of garments from materials
bought from our lavishly supplied slock of
. Dress Goods and
. Silks
After deciding upon material and the de
sired style, either from sketches and illus
trations shown by Madame, or from the,
- entire Hullerick Pattern range, your gar
ment will be cut for you and detailed in
structions given for the making of it.
Dresses, mats, suits, blouses, skirts, etc.,
can be produced from our guaranteed fab
rics with great economy by this method.
Among Fabrics You'll Find:
A stock of materials for your selection, not, only of
Ihe most dependable quality, but in unusual com-,
pleleness of color, weave and pattern.
poihet twii.i,
si:r3ES
wool, crbpk8
TfUCOTINKS
vi:i,oi'ii.i
O.IATINGS
CANTON ri'.KPKS
SATIN CANTONS
niAUMI'XKH
ntia i; in: chinks
imacAi'KS
NOVEI.TV w KU'fS
Kvery (m In every new amt alalia color.
Note These Special Numbers
ll-ln. ill wool French aerite.
eryard. $1.95
M In. I'oiiei Talll. an e
retlonallv fin llll, all
uol, yard, ,50
n Inch nil ailk I'utilxn
i rep In an ruellrnl ei(la
anil finluli, all new itaadaa.
plant; hrfn, navjr an
tlark. An uniuual tiu ',
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1 1 In. all ttul hotneaun 111
staple MiadiS, also itnn
oitiK ilaula, yard, S t .!."
40 Inch Satin Canton rllk
crap In a aplanditl runtu n!
tilorn. Ileautlful and civ
Icrablt. yard, &'.,H7t
r.' lnih all iik t i.iffnn
rt, a ImiUtirill antl
In daytliii and i-Miiing
aliadc. Abaoiitttiy ili-itinl
!,)., yard. ill.il.t
Holiday Hosiery
A bit early, but ail Monday charge put'
chases will appear on December ist bill
A marvelously beautiful collection of the rery highest
character silk stockings. They are the product of a
well known maker. Many patterns will be recognized
by users of good hosiery. Many other are entirely
new. These were stock lots and samples and sold un
der an agreement not to use the maker's brand. 4
We invite your inspection
of an attractive window
display now showing
There are many novelties, also an abundance of staple
plain stockings in black and colors. Also sheer and
good weight fairies. Hegular prices would range to
$0.50.
Monday's price, per pair
$3.37
$3.37
New Silk Dresses
Recent daily arrivals have been real contributions to our
already superb dress stock. Among them being Pann
eleH, crinkled erepes, Matlusse combinations, MaJlin
snn's fancy crepes and novelty silk combinations. Some
drupes, a few bell shape skirts with trimmings of Car
actil, beads, Japanese belts and novelty buckles.
$59.00 $79.00 $89.00
New Street Dresses
Uf Poirct and Twill Cud, Mraight line, Itwwian blouse
effects and those wilh full flare skirts. Jenny necks.
A dctit'lilfiil variety uf trimming, including colored
v..., fiiil.toid. iy, M lf brnid belt, auutascli braid, cord,
rd I.cIn. ni ,,ii-r, , effect, I Veiich km.ta and self, gilt
a lid cub-red t lulirniilcry,
$29.50 $39.50
W ina an, aliawa' a.rtu rc a4 I't.xtr
New Arrivals in Dinnerware
Chin4 Station
(pen tH"k in B t lc l n.ni nt 'iiUi i n b, I . .
nrrlkin Mi-nday, r l f . r tu liuiulti m I i.v!.-.
aeinj jHn-tliti, ki., ilti ,ir Una Imob i, Lui,!,
(ul r.- trrliia itetitfii,
('' sM Motufay, fur .
$25.00
Special Bedding Values
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