Society
Gilder-Farher.
Tile marriage of Dr. Robert Glider,
'veil known artlat and archeologlat,
and Mra. Christine Petersen Farber of
this city, took place Tuesday after
noon at the Adventist Memorial
church. Rev. A. J. Melklejohn officiat
ing. The ceremony was witnessed by
Mrs. Melklejohn end Miss Ethel
Beeson.
Dr. Glider and his bride are at
home at "Wake Robin,” on the Fort
Crook boulevard. They will leave in
two weeks for a motor trip to Wis
eonsln, where they will visit relatives
of Mrs. Gilder, after "which they will
go to New York to visit relatives of
Dr. J311der.
Marlow-Howell.
Mfte wedding of Miss Regina Wright
flfowell, daughter of Mr. Rnd Mrs.
Herbert P. Howell of New Y’ork City,
and Robert J. Marlow of New York,
formerly of Omaha, son of Mrs. Lena
Miskorsky of this city, took place
Monday, July 2, at 3 o’clock at
Cathedral Incarnation, Garden City,
New York. Mr. Marlow and his bride
left on a honeymoon trip to Atlantic
City and then to Lake Placid. The
young couple will make their home in
New York City. Mr. Marlow is .a
graduate of Boston Tech.
For Miss Neville.
Miss Peggy Reed entertained at
afternoon bridge Friday In honor of
Miss Marie Neville. Her guests in
cluded MesUames T,ester Klopp, Leon
ard Trestler, Edwin Davis, James
Dove and the Misses Ruth Kinsler,
Josephine Schunnan, Elizabeth Hark
er, Katherine Denny, Frances Burt
and Erna Reed.
Honoring Visitor.
Miss Mary Alice Donahue is giving
a dinner dance “tomorrow evening at
the I.akoma club for 14 guests in
honor of Miss Herberts Moore of
Memphis, Tenn., the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. John Lionberger. Miss
Ruth Shotwell will entertain at a din
ner dance next Wednesday evening at
the Field club for^Miss Moore.
Honoring Mrs. Powell.
Mrs. C. M. Peters entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Omaha club in
honor of Mrs. Clinton Powell of Mo
desto, Cab, the guest of Mrs. John
Dale. Covers were laid for 11.
Happy Hollow Club.
E. W. Sherman will entertain 14
guests at the Happy Hollow club din
ner dance Saturday evening and H. B.
4*oies will have a party of eight.
Kitchen Walls.
Mojt housekeepers dread scrubbing
the kitchen walls more than any
i»1her cleaning. If a teaspoonful of
diking soda is used in every quart
Of warm water instead of soap the
job will be over much sooner. Some
»omen prefer using a sponge in
stead of a cloth, claiming that it ab
sorbs the dirt and leaves no streaks.
An Even Edge.
t?hen putting a crocheted edge on
a scdj? puli a thread through the
linen abot* i quarter of an inch
from the edg«. 'f your material. L'se
this line when inserting your needle
and it will not omy be easier to work
but your work will be absolutely
even.
Visits Former Home
Gra/rarn
Miss Helen Graham, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Graham, is
visiting friends in Laurel, Neb., her
former home.
Miss Graham, who was graduated
from Central High school in June, will
Birth Announcements
Dr. and Mrs. James Vetter an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Helen
Josephine, at the Lord Lister hos
pital July 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Samuelson an
nounce the birth of twin girls at the
Lord Lister hospital, Sunday, July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ralston an
nounce the birth of a son. Robert
Sanford, July 4, at the Methodist
hospital. Mrs. Ralston was formerly
Miss Harriett Savage.
Mrs. Hines Honored.
Mrs. Frances White entertained Fri
day at luncheon at the Athletic club
for Mrs. Clifford Hines of Los An
geles, sister of Mrs. Frank Adams.
Miss Clara Thomas will give a lunch
eon today at her home for Mrs.
Hines. Mrs. Adams Is planning a
tea for the early part of next week
in honor of her sister.
Hostess at Tea.
Mrs. Harry Miller, guest of Mrs. H.
A. Evernden, was hostess at a lunch
eon at the Brandels tea room on
Thu rsday.
F.- rrs/ttjr S
■Uarj-t/cn
enter the University of Wisconsin at I
Madison in September.
\!A national Institution Jrom Coast
The Store of the Tow*
20%
Discount
We're offering this Blanket
discount on all of our spring and
summer wool 3-piece suits. There
are excellent weights for present
wear and many others that will be
just the thing for early fall. They
are all bona fide values and carry
our guarantee of satisfaction.
$25 $35 $40 $45
Suit Suit Suit Suit
$20 $28 $32 $36
ggtL'”-:-rr: *'.:•» ~ r: ilt.:szzz
Boys’ Knickerbocker
and
Youths Long Pants Suits
-20% off
Rough Any Straw Hat „
• J | r Panama*
*nd in the Store , .
Leghorn*
Smooth P* C f
25% orr B'n“Uok
fttownmg'Kjog&fo.
15th and Douglas Sts. Always Reliable
Personals
Miss Mary Findley will go to Estes
park for two weeks in August.
F. G. Kellogg is spending a short
while at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly are sum
mering at Christmas Lake, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knowles
left Friday for a two weeks’ cruise
on the Great Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dimick leave Sat
urday for a motor trip through Illi
nois, Wisconsin and the Dakotas.
>_
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mullaly leave
Sunday for a motor trip to Chicago,
where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. F. Labs and daughter, Caro
lina. of Benson left Thursday for
David City, Ansley and other western
points to visit relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. llempel will
leave in two weeks for a visit with
friends in Evanston and Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. J. Hess of Council
Bluffs, who have been at Lake Oko
bojl over the Fourth, are returning
next week.
Mrs. J. I. Brown of Denver, Colo.,
who has been visiting here with Mrs.
Robert J. Dinning, sr., left Thursday
for her home.
Mrs. John H. Killian and daughters,
Mary and Margaret, left. Friday for
Yellowstone National park to be gone
indefinitely.
Mrs. Lois J. Cochrane and grand
daughter. Miss Margaret Shotwell,
leave Saturday for California and
other western points.
Mrs. Meyer Fridstein of Chicago,
who has been visiting here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bergman,
returned home Friday.
Mrs. P. H. Met* has returned from
Archer, Neb. She and her daughter,
Lucille, leave soon for Alexis, 111..
where they will spend the summer on I
the Pittard farm.
Mri. George F. Johnston snd daugh
ters. Elizabeth and Barbara, left
Wednesday for Plum Lake, Wis , to
remain until September 1.
Mrs, E. N. Benson Is leaving Tues
day for Lake Okoboji. Her husband
will Join her there on Saturday and
will accompany her home Sunday.
Mr. snd Mrs. E. p. Hempel snd
daughters. Virginia and Margaret, of
Columbus, Neb., are visiting Mr.
Hempei's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Hempel.
i
Dr. and Mrs. F. If. Kinyoun have
just returned from Chicago where
Mrs. Kinyoun has been visiting the
past two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Freeland. Dr. Kin
youn joined his wife in Chicago last
Friday in order to see the races at
the Hawthorne track and accompa
nied her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Davies are
spending, the week at the home of
Mrs. Davies’ mother, Mrs. Edward
Burling, in Eldora. la. Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Burling and sons, Edward and
Jack, of Washington, D. C., and Rev.
and Mrs. James P. Burling of Des
Moines, la., are other members of
the house party.
James Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Bailey, left a week ago for
a motor trip to the Atlantic coast,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Haskell and son, John, of Alma.
Neb. Mr. Bailey will visit his sister
Mrs. W. A. Weeks at Bridgeport.
Conn., and will also spend sometime
In Maine. Mr. Bailey and Mr. Haskell
ire classmates at the University of
Nebraska.
To Honor Visitor#.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Batchelder of
a dinner-dance this evening at
guests of Mr. Batchelder's sister, Mrs.
Isaac W. Carpenter, sr., and Mr. Car
penter. The Carpenters are planning
i dinner for their guests at the Happy
Hollow club next Thursday.
Juhf Clearance
Choice of Every Tub Frock
In our entire new stock has been assembled for
SATURDAY
In
Two Big Sale Groups
Swissei Linens Eponge
Voiles Ratine Ginghams Tissues
$522 and $985
Values to $10 Values to $19.50
2 & 3 Piece
Silk Dresses
Smartest _ ^
Sport t 1 U
Creations A ^
Full fashioned
Silk Hosiery
$1.29 w.-<
Colors.
Outing Togs 1
Khaki Knickers,
Skirts, Jackets
and Waists
Shop Women’s Department
Mornings Entire Second Floor
USE BEE WANT ADS—THEY BRING RESULTS
EXTRA SPECIAL
Sunshine Chocolate Nut Cookies, regular price, per lb.,
40c, Saturday only, per lb.23*
2 lbs. for ..45^
HAYDEN g -
HOME BAKERY
Everything Good to Eat, Fresh Daily
Choicest Bread and Pastries in Omaha.
Clearance
Sale
Jewelry
Dept.
Clearing up all odd
pieces and broken lots
regardless of cost.
EAR RIXfiS
*1.00 and *1.25 Novel
ty Ear Hindis, clear
ance ... .75*
"5c Novelty Ear
Rings, clearance
Price . 50*
*1.50 Roll Up Mani
cure Sets . 95*
*1.25 and $1.50 Novel
ty Necklaces, clear
ance .. .95*
JEVTELRT CLEAR
ANCE SALE
A big special counter
of Ear Rings, Bar
Tins, Brooches. Neck
laces, Peggy Chains,
Hat Pins and Ivory
Finished Toilet Arti
cles, values, 60c lo
*1.00, clearance sale
price ... .29* I
75c Ivory Finish
Dressing Combs 49*
silk
Handkerchiefs
In white and col
ors; regular price,
59c; Clearance sale
price
Children’s Summer Wearables
All Going at Clearance Prices
Seeood Floor
uiHi.s imr.sst.5
We have collected together an as
sortment of Girls' Dresses, ages 7 to
14. The materials are organdie, tis
sue gingham and voile. They are
trimitied with ribbon and material of
a contrasting color. They are from
well-known manufacturers and well
worth our clearance price—
$1.89
I.1KI.V ItRfcJiSF.S
In our Better Dresses for Girls we
are showing some beautiful models;
embroidered, trimmed In Swiss and
Tissue Gingham; ages 12 to 20; on
sal# Saturday at our Clearance price
$3.98
I’A NTT DRESSES
We are showing a line of Utile
Tots’ I’antjr Dtesses. some with 2
pairs of bloomers. The materials
are pongee and gingham. You
should see these models at the
price we are selling them; ages
2 to 6—
$1.50
til HIS* WHITE DRESSES
Nowr comes the clearance on \
Uirls’ White Organdie Dresses
in ages S to 14. A real dress
for July and August. They are
very stylish models and the
best make. Some are self
trimmed with lace. On sale on
the Second Floor at—
$3.75
The Big July Clearance Is On
One Great Lot of
tresses
Select
Yours
Saturday
They are Worth to $20 and $25
One big lot of Dresses for Ladies and
Misses in Canton Crepes in light and dark
shades; imported Voiles and Linens. Shan
tungs and Tub Silks.
Underwear Clearance
Ladies knit l nion
Soils—Built-up and
bodice top shoulder;
loose and tight knee,
50c values; all sizes,
3 for .SI.00
Crepe Gowns —Pink
and white; very
prettily made; large
and medium; new,
not soiled, merchan
dise; *1.69 and *1.75
\alues at .. $1.00
Second Floor
Toilet
Goods
2-c Colorlte, Clearance
pr!c* .19c
II.00 Lilac Vegetal re
duced to .69c
60c Corylopait Tal
eun>...25c
25c size various Tal
cum Powders ....15c
H.e White Shoe Clean
,er .7ViC
61.25 Shower Sprays
on sale at .S9c
50c Pure Brlatla Hair
Bruahea .29c
2ic Tooth Brushes on
*«!• at .la
50c Non-Spl .32c
None Such Toilet Soap
large J-cake bars;
regular price. lfe
Clearance price... 5c
Stem's Lemon Soap
regular price. l»c
Clearance price....4c
Witch Hazel Soap, ex
tra large bar; regular
price. li»ie; Clearance
»rice .7 c
Creme Oil S ap; regu
lar price. 10c; Clear
ance price 6 e
Almond Cocoa; regu
lar price. 12Hc: Clear
ance price .7c
Palm Olive Ivap- reg
ular 10c; Clearance
pr.ce . 6
CIEARAWCE SALE
OS TOII.ET t.OODS
15c size Peroxide;
Clearance price..’l©C
65c sire Bay Rums;
Clearance p:ice. 25c
lie Witch Haael;
Clearance price .25c
ll 00 pint Vacuum
Pottle* . e«c
61 25 Corrugated
Vacuum Bottler. 79c
11.00 Rubber Cush low
Ha r Urn * hen . 19c
Tic Ivory Dressing
Coinba . 49C
Boston
Bags
A big assortment of
large s»2e Boston
shopping Bags, slight
ly Imperfect: big
values; Clearance
price—
75c
July Clearance Sale
Neckwear
Ladies’ Neckwear
A wonderful lot of
Vested, Bertha*,
Peter Pan acta and
Camisoles; Clear
ance sale price.45^
A fine assortment of
Berthas, panel col
lars and guimpes;
$1.75 values; Clear
ance price .. ...95*
A nice assortment of
$3-50 Novelty Neck
wear; Clearance sale
priee. 92.45
Gloves and Notions
Ill At K Mlf.K tJMIVIH
A lot of Indies' J-Clasp
Black Silk Gloves;
■mall sires; rental Sue
and It 00 value; to
close out .. .lfte
S-lliillon Milk Glovis
A lot of 8-hutton Silk
Gloves, black and nnvjr.
Small sl7cs; regular
11.25 value; to i 'oae
3tll .. 'IfW*
Strap Wrist Gloves
Strap Wrist Silk Gaunt
let Gloves: fancy cuffs,
worth 12 50; to close
out . *11*1
Finishing Braids
A lot of Bias, I'aather
Edge. Stlckerel and
Finishing Braid; worth
to 16c; to close
Skirt netting
A lot of Skirt Belting,
blsrk and white, 1 to 4
Inches wide; worth to
16c; to close out, par
yard .
Hick-liark Braltl
t lOt of Hi, k It, , k
Braid, worth lhc to
lU'tic; to close out, s
holt . J»g*
CLEARANCE SALE
Unrestricted Choice of Any Straw Hat
Men’s $2.50 Caps
98c
All the odd lots id Mon's
$2.00 and $2 .Mi Caps, in
mi* lot at
Your unrestricted choice of
any man’s straw hat in our en
tire stock, regardless of former
prices, including Panamas, Leg
horns, Hangkoks, Porto Ricans,
.lavas and the new f a u c y
.Sennets,
$3 00, $4 00 and $5 00 Value*
July Clearance Sale
Corsets
trroMi! rioor
Corsets
Summer Nets, pink
eoutil, medium and
elastic top. long skirt
and medium; un
usual corset values;
$149 and $1.75
values; at., Si-10
Corselettes
Corselet tea; long >
hack fastening; wide
elastic gore in hips;
- pairs hose support
ers; sires 32 to 44;
special at.S8c
Bandeaux
Pink and white mesh
Bandeaux, front and
hack fastening; sizes
32 to 4(<; at-33c
Hosiery
I Hit r US HUSK
Women’s extra fine !
quality Silk Chiffou
Hose In alt wanted col
ors; full fashioned,
first quality; J2.SS
tallies at . .. 81.95
Sll K Host:
5.000 pairs of women’s
full fashioned ollk j
Hose, In Mack and col
ors, $2 t'O and 12.25
values; at 81.29
I'l KE SI I K HOSE
Women's Pure silk
Hose with lisle garter
lops, double sobs and
heels; large assort
ment of colors; spt
«lallv priced for Satur
>'*r *t.7!»r
l hildrea's ** a*<| u,
wm W» >c » a 1 u e s.
plain and ribbed;
Clearance price •»'»«“
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