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Altrma Club.
Altrusa club will have an open
nesting Thursday. February 2fi. "I
Hotel Fontenelle when members maj
oring guests. The drawing for the
•ree trip which Omaha Altrusans will
jive to some member outside the city
o the national convention meeting
Ter* In April, a musical program and
surprise entertainment have been
arranged.
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Birth Announcement*.
Mr and Mrs. R. K. Fronstron an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Feb
ruary 2« at Methodist hospital. A
daughter was also born February 21
to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vanderhrook.
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UPSTAIRS JEWELER
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Pancake Tea on
, Tuesday to Be a
1 Popular Event
More than 300 reservations have
heen made for the pancake tea, to' he
held Shrove Tuesday at All Saints
church.
Mrs. tV. TT. Wheeler will entertain
Mesriames M. fl. Colpetz.er, Joseph
Barker, Harry W [reins, George
Printz, Luther Kountze and Dick
Stewart.
Mrs. J. M. Conrad will entertain
for Aliv Marion Callaway, guest of
Airs, Carl Gray. Her guests will he
Airs. Carl Gray. Mrs. Frank Boyd,
Miss Marlon Gallawa.v, Aliss Florence
Fowler and Miss DeWeenta Conrad.
Mrs. Joseph Polcar will have Airs.
('. O. Talntage, Mrs. Simeon Jones
and Mrs. Willis Todd. They will
spend the afternoon at Airs. Folcar's
at bridge.
Airs. John Caldwell will have as her
guest Mrs. Victor Caldwell, jr.: Airs.
Jack Summers and Mrs, Mooar
Da vis.
Mrs. Walter Head’s guests will he
Airs. H. S. Clarke, jr.: Mrs. B. A.
Peg a u and Airs. J. J. AtcMullen.
A1r.«. Sam Burns will entertain Mrs.
Harley Morehead, Mrs. T. F. Ken
nedy and Airs. Eva Wallace.
At another table will he Atesdames
M. A. Hall, K. V, Cole. Fred Plate,
I W. T. Graham. Frank Clarke,
Walker Preston, Rufus Lee, E. I*.
Schaffer, Frank Rohinson, Byron
Hastings, Harry Hundley, Irvin
Atedlar and A. D. Peters.
J. 1\ \Y. Club.
•T. F. W. club will meet Thursday,
February 2fi. at the home of Mrs. K.
O. Ames, 400fi Davenport, for a 1*
o’clock luncheon.
Bninncr-Colbnrn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Colborn of
Stella announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mias Rose Hayne Colborn,
to Sylvan X. Bruner at Kansas City,
Sunday, January 25, They will he at
home after February 21 at Pittsburg,
Kan., following a southern trip.
Mrs. Storz, Hostess.
Mrs. Robert Storz will entertain at
luncheon at her home on Wednesday.
Past Events
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Mrs. Ernest Nordin. jr., entertained
at bridge and luncheon (Saturday.
Covers were made for Mesdames
Buckingham, Byron Hunter, Vincent
Hascall, Jamea Martin, Frank
Heaney, Lessing Sattler, Glenn Mil
ler. John Metzger.
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Caril Parties.
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A benefit card party will he given
by the grand lodge, Ladl»* of Elks.
Tuesday at 2:15 p. m.. In the Elks
club rooms. High five and bridge. A
silk quilt, given by the grand lodge,
will be given away. Proceeds 3vill be
applied to the convention fund.
Ennis club will give a dance end
card party at the Elks club Tuesday
evening.
This will he a carnival dance. An
enlarged orchestra has been engaged.
The dance is the last before Lent. The
next of the series of Ennis club dances
will he held Tuesday. April 14.
Temple Israel Sisterhood will hold
a tnah jongg and bridge party Tues
day afternoon, February 24, at 2:30
at the Temple.
1-adies of St. Bernard parish will
give a card party Monday afternoon,
February 23, at 2:15 in the Benson
City hail. This will he the last party
until after Easter.
The Alarried Ladies society of Si
Joseph church will give a dance in
St. Joseph auditorium, Sixteenth and
Center streets, on Tuesday evening.
A door prize will he given. Waterson's
r-.ue Alelody orchestra will play.
Holy Angels Parish club card will
entertairi Wednesday evening, Febru
ary 24, in their hall at Twenty-eighth
end Fowler.
Baggy Knees?
We’ll take ’em Out!
Baggy knees are found occasionally in
even the best of pants. But they’ll quick
ly go and the original smart lines will re
turn if you’ll let us shape your clothes by
our new Valeteria pressing method.
The Valeteria Method requires six differ
ent machines for pressing a suit—collar,
shoulder, knees, etc., are “shaped” to fit
the body on a machine designed for that
purpose.
Phone us for Valeteria Service—We’ll call
for and deliver your garments.
Valeteria »
Service S
At Regular
Prices
Men’s Suits
/ Cleaning and \
\ Pressing /
Dresher Brothers
2211-2213-2215-2217 Farnam St.
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Fremont. Neb., Feb. 21.—An attend
ance record was set for the Fremont
Woman's club regular meetings this
week when the assembly room at
Hotel Pathfinder was crowded to ca
pacity in honor of Miss Louise Pound
of the University of Nebraska and
Mrs. Leonnre Burchette Van Kirk,
head of the music department of
Ootner college.
In addition to the members pres
ent the high school English classes
attended the meeting In a body. Miss
Pound, sister of Dean Roecoe Pound
of Harvard university, is herself the
author of a number of text books.
For 15 years she has collected west
ern traditional songs. She assisted
Mrs. Van Kirk in the presentation
of ballads.
A letter from Reas Streeter Aldrich,
Nebraska's authoress, was read by the
president. A committee composed
ot Mrs. Dar. V. Stephens. Mrs. M.
C. Garrett and Mrs. A. H. Water
house, was named to send letters to
congressmen and senators from this
district urging their efforts In behalf
of America's entrance into the world
court.
Mrs. David Fowler was appointed
chairman of a committee to co operate
with Mr#. VVisherd, high school teach
er, in sponsoring the Y. W. C. A.
at the high school. The next regular
meeting of the club on March 2 will
bring the annual election of officers.
Members of the Lewis-Clarke D. A.
R. chapter gave a benefit party at
the home of Mrs. Fred C. L^trd, re
gent, this afternoon. The proceeds
of the party were given to the pa
triotic educational fund. The recep
tion commlttee*wa* composed of Mrs.
Laird, Mrs. Burt May and Mrs. Mer
rel Shephard. Mrs. M. C. Garrett pre
sided as chairman of the refreshments
committee.
The Business and Professional
Woman's club held one of Its m^st
enjoyable meetings Monday evening
at the chamber of Commerce rooms,
At the wedding of Miss Onnolee Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank '
lin Mann, and Edwin Gould, son of the William Goulds, the bride wore
suede crepe made with a rose point lace yoke.
Her attendants, Misses Josephine Platner, Ruth Miller, Flora. Bhukert,
and her maid of honor. Miss Lillian Head, wore georgette frocks cut. with
circular skirls, and close filling bodices.
The dresses were ornamented with pinwheels of ostrich. In matching
hues. The bridesmaid's gowns were in peach shades, and Miss Head's was
amethyst in tone. Each girl wore the gift of the bride, a crystal choker.
The little flower girl, Marv McIntyre, wore a pale blue taffeta frock.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould are in Kansas City on their honeymoon and they
will make their home in Lincoln after March 15.
The bride js a princess of Ak Sar Ben, and member of the Matinee Musi
cal and Smith College clubs.
with a large number of members pres
ent. The affair was carried out In the
form of a colonial party, opening with
a grand march. Dr. Iva Pee Kelm
was awarded first prize for the clev
erest costume.
Members of the Marsslng club en
tertained their hushands at a fi o'clock
dinner at Hotel Pathfinder Monday
evening. Washington birthday dec
orations and favors added color to the
occasion. Mrs. Stewart Dlvingston
and Mrs. P. P. Fitzimmons won the
honors at bridge.
Mesdames Cllen Harvey and Thomas
H. Krown entertained members of
the Woman's auxiliary of the St.
•lames church at the Harvey resi
dence Thursday afternoon.
Miss Vera Wallace entertained the
M. Cl. club Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Oscar Hanson won first honors at
bridge.
Twenty Invitations were Issued for
sssssssasi
the 1 o'clock luncheon given by Miss
Corrln# Freeman and Mies Kthel
Hoagland today. Tha young ladles
entertained at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. I,. C. Blackman.
Mias Florence Moore of Omaha is
expected as a week end guegt at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bald
win. arriving next Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Btw>water of
Lincoln will be next week end guesli
of Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Bader. Mrs.
Bader will entertain members of the
Double Foursome club on Friday, at
which occasion Mrs. Brewster will be
present as a guest.
Mrs. H. D. Muir will give a lunch
eon next Saturday for the regular
meeting of the Flower Mlselon club.
Mrs. Charles Green, Jr., and Mrs.
W. W. Graham were guests of the
tV. A. C. clutf on Tuesday, when the
members were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Kmil Clooe. Bridge end
s)
a 5 o'clock dinner featured the occa
sion.
Charity club member* gathered at
the home of Mr*. R. C. Byers on
Wednesday for a 1 o clock luncheon.
Guests of the party, were Mrs. J. H.
Byers and Mr*. Frank Hollenbeck.
The Bachelor Girls' club was en
tertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon at
the home of Miss Margaret Somers
on Thursday.
The Kin club surprised Mr*. Harry
Struve Tuesday afternoon with a de
lightful supper previously prepared,
followed hv a kensington. in honor
of Mrs. Struve's birthday.
Seventy-five were present at the
Elks’ club card party Tuesday after
noon. Miss Naomi Turner won first
honors, with Mrs. W. A. Adam* tak
ing second.
Mrs. Bale Mllllken and Mrs. Arnold
Talbot were hostesses at a 1 o'clock
luncheon today at the Mllllken resi
dence.
Athletes’ Dinner at “Y.M
Athletic association of ths T. W.
C. A. will have a get-together
Wednesday, February 15. with sup
per at 6:30. Mrs. Charlotte Town
send Whitcomb will be the speaker.
Any girl in the health education
department may belong to the Ath
letic association. Registrations for
supper must he made by Tuesday eve
ning, February 24.
Factory Surplus
SALE
Of Fine New and Used
PIANOS
Lower Prices
Better Terms
All Styles
and
Finishes
Several
Bargains
in Used
Grand
Pianos
1 Mason & Hamlin You can examine, hear and com
Kranich & Bach Cable-Nelson pare the most, representative
Sohmer Lester stocks of pianos all under one
Haines Bros. g™®** roof. You ran find within a few
Ifxr " step.of each other instruments
Armstrong Vose that represent the best in pianos.
Buy a New or Used *"*"
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PSYCHOLOGY OF COLOR
So great is the joy in the contemplation of the Sunshine and Bi il
liancy of the Lighter Shades of Spring as expressed in
Women’s Apparel
that we do not a;»k you to view our New Showing, but here ad
vertise that we will PERMIT A VIEW ON MONDAY.
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Shagmoot’ Ensembles
“ A Coat That Opens to Reveal
Trm Prists a Matching Dress
1 VUd tu vogue for spring—ensembles! They come in
kasharine. locheen, faille, charmeen, serapheen and
crepe Ariki.
$59.50 $79.50
.$98.50 $250.00
| New Cloth Dresses
Tailored Models for Street
I Fashioned of locheen, charmeen and twills; colors
of navy, crabapple and tan, with touches of contrast
ing colors in stitchings or embroideries. A fox ani
mal scarf is its natural style accompaniment.
$39.50 $49.50 $59.50
Fox Scarfs Sweaters
Fox scarf of choice pelts Peter Pans. Tee-ons, Kid
in amber, wood brown. Hoots, Crickets -Tac
, . . , . quettes and golf coats,
platinum, b 1 e g e, blue, Fascinating new colors
pointed and black. and color combinations.
$39.50 to $65.00 $2.95 to S12.95
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Ideal for Travel and Sports. 100^ * 11 T\_, „ „
pure wool; smartly tailored, light OllK Dr6SS6S
weight, yet warm, both wrinkle
and shower proof. Women with for the Larger IVoman
an appreciation for correct style _ . „ , ... . ■
and quality approve of Shagmoor Especially erea.ed in ®‘>Je an .
Coats. They come in 15 different larger figure that desired slenderizing effect Poise
and ease of manner accompany proper gowning I
COl°”' Be Particular!
a’"16,°48- $29.50 $39.50
$395U $49°° $49.50 $79.50
Wnmrn'n and Mki«' Section—Second F'oor.
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We Care Especially Well for the
Growing Woman
Junior Dresses
Sizes 14 to 16.
Youthful and smart. Printed crepes, flat crepes,
crepe de chine and novelty silks in all the spring
colors and combinations.
$16.50 $22.50
$28.50 $39.50
Junior Ensembles
Sizes 14 to 16.
Either a separate coat or dress at your plea
sure. Developed of kasharine, twills, lorcheens
and rharmeen* in rust, tan, meadow green, navy
and goldenrod.
$36.50 $49.50
$74.50 $124.50
Junior Sport Coats
Sizes 14 to 16.
Models that speak modishly of spring; in all the
desirable materials and new colorings. So smart
and practical are these sport coats.
$19.50 $35.00
$69.50 $82.50
Junior and •
Frocks
Smart
Models!
Just
Arrived! (j
Made of beautiful
quality linens and •
broadcloths. Many
hand-made. Hand- ;
drawn linens from
Belgium and Porto •
Rico, with bits of
delightful contrast
ing colors. Eng
lish broadcloths in
both stripes and
one-color effects.
They brighten the
atmosphere of the
home and make
ideal frocks for tyo
springtime. All col- —w-■“
ors. "
$C95 $g95 $^295
Houif Pm* Section—Third Floor.
Spring Millinery
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We are receiving daily new shipments in sueh
shades as Wood, (anna. Tarragon, ( astillian
Red, Gobelin, Thistle Bloom and many others.
Our Mr. Amsden is now on his way
east to further hasten delayed ship
ments and add new lines to our
present showing.
Now Meadowbrook Hats Will He
Specially Featured Monday.
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Permanent Waves
Last week of this special—
Nestle La noil
Permanent 1 Tares
Kntire Head r oa
Loup or Bobbed Hair OlO.l'U |
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