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TIIK SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA. NOVEMBER 26. 1022
SOCIETY
Thanksgiving Party for
Lonely Foil.
Th Get Acquaint"! rluh will hold
Jt oon1 annual Thanksgiving party
on Thanksgiving day at the Firm
I'nltJirlnn rhun h, Thirty first and
Harney treet. Dinner will In aerved
t 1.30 o'clock and will h followed
by dancing.
In recognition n( musla week
mutlol will l given from until
( 30. Reservations may he mad with
tha hoetesa, Mri, I'nul K. Harlan,
Walnut t'.nti. All strangere and lone
ly folic ar welcome, tin hundred
twenty-Ova attended tha party laat
year,
Tli a clnh will meet aa usual Dili
venlrig, 7:30 o'clock, at the I'nltarlan
rhurch. Mr. and Mra. Kdward B.
Miller will be tha host and hnsteaa.
Awn thur-h,th Rev. Father J
Aht-ri. officiating.
Tha bride wore a gown of whit
crepe, Her tulla vrtl waa held In
laca hy a band of ornng bloaaotn
ami c.irrM a shower boiuet.
Mr. and Mra. Vm A. Dro war
tha only ft'tendoni.
A wedding breakfast followed tha
ceremony at tha home nt tha trlda'i
parent,
Reservations for Oiurih
Turkey Dinner.
Among thoaa holding reservation
fur tablee f.f 10 for tha turkey din
nara to be nerved December I and
at :30 o'clock In connection with
tha C'hrlslmss bazar are: Mr. and
Mra. C. C. Pcldvn. Dr. and Mra. A
:. Bomer. Dr. and Mra. J, p. Ixird,
Mr. and Mra. Kit IV Umlth, Mr. O. I.'.
Holme, Mr. and Mra. (i. F. Htroud.
Mr. and Mri. I:, J. Dinning. Mr. and
Mra. E. II. Howlaud, Mr. and Mia.
Forrett Croxson, Dr. and Mra. Frank
(i. Smith, Mr. and Mra. Il.iriy Kelley,
Mr. and Mra. O. W. Austin.
St. Cecilia Parinh Give
Dance and Party.
Member ef St. Cecillas cathedral
pariah will give a card party and
dance Wednesdny evening at the Bur.
gees Nash auditorium.
The annual Thanksgiving party for
the benefit of the sister of the school
waa given Friday evening In the
school auditorium. Jellies, jama and
canned good were donated.
(iolilrn Wedding.
Mr. arid Mra. YV. I MrCea, 41
Lincoln boulevard, will reli-hrate tb
f.th anniversary of their wedding
November SI. They were married at
Itlnndlriavllle, 111., and came to Ne
braska, January 3, UNI, locating at
North I'lntte, where they rrttded until
May 3, lvij, sin-' wh ch tlm they
have lived In Omaha. They have one
daughter, Mra. J. C. Norton, and
grandson, William 8lockham of
louglaa, Ariz., an don aon, C. A
McOe, Albion, N-b.
First Anniversary.
Mr. and Mr. Robert Koaa Wade
will give a dinner today to 12 of
their relu'lve In honor of their flrat
wedding annlvornni y. The decoration
will Iks pink chrysanthemum In
Dutch allver basket, and candle! Irk a
will hold Ilia erims pink candle they
used at their wedding ceremony.
An unusual feature will be the aerv
Ing of tha wddlng cak, which la
unuaunlly large and which Mra. Wad
will aerve from year to year.
Oarnerl Proa.
Tha marring of Miss Uvelyn Ann
Dross, daughter of Mr. and Mra. II.
C. Droaa, and John W. fiamerl, on
of Mr. and Mr, A. E. Gamerl, wa
solemnized Tuoartay morning at St,
fturprls Affair.
A group of friend urprld Mr
Frank I'. Jonc at her home, 2424
Laurel avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Mra. Kd Wella, Mr. Charlf Schnell,
Mi. Willi MrKachron, Mra, John
Wlckeraham and daughtar, Thelma,
Mra. Ilnrold Ijirlmer, Mra. Rudolph
Wolff. Mra. Will floodwln, Mr. M.
W. Jluutalngcr, Mr. Oeorga W.
Jon were preaent.
At tha llrandel.
Following th performance of Kd
Wynn Friday evening th Meaar and
Meadame Naaaaon Toung, Robert
Kdwarda, Norman Curtice and Clar
ence Peter had upper at the
Jirandfl RfH)f,
NEW YORIC
OMAHA
MINMLITOLIS
Mondavj - -a
one day selling of
Evening and Party
Frocks
Unnsually timely because of the
near approach of the Holiday
festivities. Wonderfully broad
selections.
Three Feature Groups
15 $25
$39
50
TVe IVoclt ire typical of ITaaa
Iirothrrityl Individuality. Your
fancy may run fre becauna erery
one la bewitching atyla.
ttcei Cintcnt Vtlvtti Combination
la $!l th wanted and delightful
new thr '$
K ateeplloaal are U afferlaf
thai It will p ) "ell la la a
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Walking Club
Plans Novel
. Hike
"A lielay Hike," m-lhuig imwr
and Inlercntirig, a-cord.ng to l-Mwiri
8, Jewell, la In atora for riieriiti-ra of
the Omaha Walking club Dili aftir
nnon. Tha atart will ba mm! from
th end of Hlxteerith atr-t atntlon
on tha Fort Crook Inli-r urhan at 2 J1)
o'clock. Mi-mhi-ra are requested to
take the Z o'clock cur from Twenty
fourth and N aireeia.
Mr. Jewell, firnt lender. Will lend
for 10 minute In the, general direc
tion of the "ahiirk." Therenfter
every It minutes tha chilrmsn of
the walka committee will cull a Imlt
and appoint a new lender who tuny
lead tha club In any direction rxeerit
back over the rout Just taken. Nu
on on any account must go even
altgfatly abend of th leader.
A breakf.ist hike la plnnned for
Thanksgiving day, alerting at :30
from the end of the Albright car linn
and terminating at the club bonne.
A oampflre brenkfust will be aorved
nn Milla Hollow. M! 7.Hld Dor-
aey, leader.
D.A.R. Luncheon
I Mra. i'liurh a Hpencer of North
I I'ljlte, si iu n-neht i f th Duughlrr
!of n,n Ainfi li ,in Jii'volutlori: Mra. tl,
il'. Wnuersuri, OrnalM, alata president
j of DuuKlilers of IM:, arid Mil. Frank
1 1'. Jniiion, ino'i'l i f tim.iha rhnpler,
' I. .. it., ul m honor guest of
Major Is.im: holi-r chapter, at lunch-
emi H.i t u i .l.i y , 1 o'cloelt at tha Omaha
Athletic Dull.
Mrs. ltolfimt Jones, regent of tha
; llonless chnpfir, will preside. Keser
, vutions may be niudn with Mra. (.'. C.
j Johnson, Walnut WJt by Friday,
j Miss Cell l!)nn, mm In hint auperln
tec, lint of srliools, w.ll talk on
jlilotln i:duuillon," Mrs. It. W, Mug
' ner i rhiiirman of this work, which
I In hi-lng tuksn up ,y the chapter this
! year.
Mrs. J. L. Codilliigton, vice regent,
resigned at the meeting November 4.
Mr. II. M. Anderaon waa elected to
fill tha Viiiuney,
lleneflt I'arty,
The Hurgess NriMh Welfare iishik Iii-
(Ion will Klve ii benefit jinriy and
dance Fatunlny, Novemlicr 2.i, at, a
o'ebs-k In th lIurgcss Nash ten room.
K. II. Ward I president of tlm asso
ciation. The puhllo la Invited.
Cnrd I'arly.
Th tnarrled ladles of Holy Nnm
church will glv a card party Tues
day evening November in. A turkey
will be given for a door prize,.
Hirlh Announcements.
Mr. unit Mia. J, K. McKea annoum-a
Ihii Mi Hi of a daughter at th rilew
nit 1 1 ,i i m t u 1 Nuveniher 24.
The diiughler born to Mr. and Mra.
Webb lilchirda, Noveinhtr IS, at
Hewitrt hoitnl, Ins been mimed
rmbara Jean. Mr. Richard wua
fonnerly Mlsa Allc Huntington.
Tlmirliaglvlng Kva Dance.
The brotherhood und aiaterhood of
Templa Israel will entertain Wednea
ilny evening at a Thanksgiving eve
done at the Illuckstone.
Vasaar ( lull.
The Vaisnr club met for tea with
Mi. Itarton Millard Friday afternoon.
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Omaha Girls Raise
Funds for New
School
Omaha alumnae of th National
KlriileiKniten a-Iun4 will glv bn
III bthlae puny at (ha Conant bnt.-l
I'llduy afternoon, 3 oVba'k. I'ris'1"
will le added to the building fund
for th new bi'IiihiI In Evanaton, III-
Keaervatlone tmiy b made with
Mr. Itlehard tillltr, chulrman of the
committee In charge of the affair; Mra.
Robert Cdwnnla and the Mlsiea Mil
dreil rthoMiles, Voria llerry, Miibel
Morrow, Norn tl'Nell, Iteutrh-e IVater-
oil, Juaulla 1 'eleisi.il, .Mire UtCh
sark, KIsji Hiiilth, Louisa Kllmpaon,
I'llialielh Vaiighnii, Murgueilte Walk
er, I.eol Wood, lleleii Weyuiuller
and IliirrUt Walker
Many beautiful prln-s hava ben do
nated for the party, which la open to
the public.
Women' (ollege of Orient.
Tha local commute for th Worn
cn'a I'nlon t'hrlstlnn college of th
(trtont will hold conference at th
V. W. C, A. Tuesday, November W.
at 10 o'clock. Th Ineellrig Ig open
tc anyon Intnresled.
The Omahn cnminittc Includea
Mra. P, M. Coriklln, chnlriniini Mrr.
II. i;. Illlllker, vice chnlrman, and
Miss Fannl I. Adam, ecretry and
trenaurer.
( lisi lesuorth-Hchiuldf,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hclmiidt an
nounce th marriage of their daugh
ter, F.lsle Josephine, to Lloyd War
ran f'harlvsworth, on November 28.
After a honeymoon aiient In Califor
nia they will live In their new bunpa
low which 1 now under eonat ruction
t I4 South Fifty ninth street.
Tv"edneday evening Miss Zerllna
Brlsbln and daughter of Mr. and Mr.
John B. Erlahln, became th bride of
Joeph Iewi. They left Immediately
on a months trip through th at
and will be at horns after January
1, at 3416 Dewey avenue.
Ml Richard Kenneth Collins, a
bride of Wednesday, was formerly
Miss Marl Flannlgan, daughter of
Mr. and Mr. T. J. Flannlgan.
Pr. and Mrs. Collin will be at horn
in Kaniwi City after December 15.
Drama League to
Present Greek
Drama Dec. 5
On December t Penelope, Wheeler
come to Omaha under the auspice
of the Drama league. She will give
dramatic recital of a, great Creek
play, probably on of Euriplde
(Medea), using the most poetic of the
English translation, that of Gilbert
Murray.
The Greek drama are very like
those of tihakespcare in the appeal
they make to all claase of people.
Their play were given out of door
In . very extensive amphitheater.
Many of the college have reproduced
thee Greek open-air theater. '
The Medea was produced in 431 B.
C. In the prologue the audience Is
apprised of the event that have gone
before. There was the quest of the
Golden Fleece; the return to Iolchus;
the murder of Telia; the resulting
nlgnt or menca, me ioreign wue, anu j
Jason to Corinth; later the Infatuation
of Jason for the Princes Creflsa and
hi consequent desertion of Medea.
Medea wa madly Jealous and sent
her children with a poisoned ' robe,
prepared by her own eorce.ry, to the
princes, who die. Then as a last
revenge after a mighty struggle with
herself she nerve herself to slay her
children. Of course thla act of In
fanticide would bring the wrath of
the Fates, but King Acgeus promtPes
to give her a haven In hi land. The
rod anneur (ex mnehlna) to enrry her
away with the bodlea of the two chil
dren. The choru, composed or a
rrono of women in sympathy with
Medea, but prophesying the tragic out
come of event. The scene is laid at
Medea's house at Corinth.
Personals
Mrs, A, C, Powell, who has spent
th paat two years on tha Pacific
coast, has returned to Omaha and is
visiting at the home of her son,
Clarke Powell, In Happy Hollow.
Mr. and Mr. T. J. Hansen are
spending a few days at Excelaior
Hprlngs and Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harold Mc
Oonnell will spend Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. A, B. McConnell at the
lilackston.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Burton Clough, who
have been visiting in the east, are
expected home Sunday.
The Mlssea Helen Graham and
ICsther Cotter leave Wednesday for
Lincoln where they will attend the
Lincoln-Notre Dame game on Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. William Hayden of Birming
ham, Ala., formerly of Omaha., who
has been visiting Mra. Thomas Flynn
nnd Mia findie Hayden, leave Mon
day for her home.
To Winter on Coast,
Mr. Love Fllllus and daughter,
Marlon, who hava been with Mrs,
Fillius' Bister. Mrs. J. H. Carse, for
two weeks, will leave for Loe Angelea
today. Mra. Carae will go with them
and will spend th winter on the
coast.
AnnualXmasBazar
and Social
Alpha XI Delia.
The Alpha XI Delta sorority alum
nae will hold its regular monthly
meeting Friday night at th home
of Mr. E. W. Sear.
Tea
The ladle of the First Congrega
tional church will hold their bazar
and social tea for Thursday and Frl
day, December 7 and 8. Mrs. E. P.
Ellis 1 chairman.
Beside the fireplace la th men's
room will be a Christmas tre bung
with doll and toy. Near th tre
will be a table of hand-carved wooden
try mad by th young ladles' divi
sion of th church. There will be a
Mr. Santa Cluus present each after
noon and evening.
Mrs. Italph Segur will have a booth
that caters to th taste of the high
school girl. Mrs. G. A. Remington
and her co-workers will specialize in
baby clothe.
Mr. C. 8. McDonald has old fash
ioned bed quilt made to carry out the
color scheme In one's room.
Mr. II. H. Bailey ha for decora
tion a spinning wheel to prove the
old fashioned quality of her rag rugs.
Many small and attractive gift wll
be taken about the room on tea carta
by young girls. Girls will also carry
about trays of candy. This feature
lac under the direction of Miss Beuh-
lah Adams.
Mrs. Fred Q. Ellis, choirmaster, is
arranging for th singing of Christ
mas carols by groups of singers both
evenings from 5 to In the ladles'
parlor.
Mrs. Nelson B. Updike is chairman
of the tea room, which is open from
2 to 8 each day.
Hosier) Shop Otl Entrance Floor
An Introduction Sale of
Lady Gretchen,
Guaranteed
SILK $
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HOSE
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The Guarantee-
We iruarantec this Hosiery to give perfect satisfaction. If for any
reason these stockings prove unsatisfactory, we ask you to return
them and get new ones without cost.
Lady Gretchen, Jr., Hose have a fashioned leg and
neamless fovt can not be distinguished from hose
at a much higher price. t
Lady Gretchen
Full Fashioned Guaranteed Hose
Unlimited
Guarantee
As Above
These Hose
Exclusively at
Herzbergs
The marvelous full-fashioned silk hosiery, made of full
12 strands of pure dye crack Jap thread silfy medium
weight, extra fine gauge, has a wonderful elastic English
mercerized garter top and soft cotton aole.
Black, Brown, Fawn It will pay yau to buy Lady
Gretchen and Lady Gretchen, Jr., Ho by the boa.
THE CHRISTMAS STORE FOR MOTHER AND THE GIRLS
Mail Orders Filled
Mail Orders Filled
WHEN IN NEKO OF HELP
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For Salt Lake City Gneat.
Mis Carmellta Bund entertained
Friday evening at her home home In
honor of hor guest, Miss Bertha Sund
of Salt Lake City. The guest in
cluded the MIsRes F.mma Nachtlgal.
Edith Hodge. Bertha Sun, and
Messrs. George F.rwen, Herbert Edtl
man, Herbert Petersen and Albert
Petersen.
Kappa Kappa Onmnw.
Th Kappa Kappa Gamma ocIety
will meet for luncheon Saturday. De
cember I, at tha home of Mr. C. W.
Bussell, 411 North Fortieth street.
flt. Anne Society.
Th St. Anne Altar society will
glv a poultry card rarty Tuesday at
8, November !. In Parish hall Twen
ty fourth street and Poppleton avenue.
Main! Time I'arty.
Scottish Pit Woman' flub will en- !
tertaln at a hard time party Wdne
day evening at th Scottish Bit ,
eathedral. Member and their escorta i
will N admitted by card.
Card Party.
Th women tf Holy Ansel part-h
will ntnln at a Thanktvlr rai t
party Tu!a evening t their h!l
Twenty isiii aM F' tr "rte.
j I'uulirjr Party,
Th U li ft 1's'tl. V rhur-It
will fit a iul!i prty W-nU
ttnii l O.Hr ball. Fourteenth and
Caswtwr 're'. Twenty na will
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A SALE OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE
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ENTIRE COLLECTION
o Ultra-Smart Gowns, Wraps, Coats ami MiH'mcnj
tor Immediate Clearance, Bchnnm5 Tomorrow,
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Mondavj, at a Reduction of
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