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SUNDAY RKK: OlTORKT? '2o. IfW.
SOCIETY PLANS CAY TIMES
and Mm p
W.
Mrv P. M. cnw in.
i ne v-ar
for Society
Affairs
or use in inclement weather,
th Baker Electric Inside
Driven Coup is convenient,
luxurious and comfortable.
It in made in two models
for two or four Dassenrers
and is distinguished by the
elegance and refinement of its
appointments. .he
Baker
Glecteio
Extension Front Coape
'with a seating capacity for
four passengers is our latest
model and possesses in every ,
particular the high grade
quality bo well known tn Halter
construction. The Queen
Victoria body can be used on
the Extension Front Coup6
Chassis.
Let Us Demonstrate
thia now moHl tj vmi O.11-
demonstrator is at your service
ana we snail De gian to make
an appointment either by
"phone" or mail.
KLKCTKIC A1IAK CO.,
1980 rarnaot Btraat.
Omaha, Was.
Tslsvhosa Dongrlas 3Sl.
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II Omaha, H.b.
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Hallowe'en Traditions Will Intfr
Into Everything o Week.
i
The P. I' rl'.it wis verj pleasantly e?i-
I'llini'il 1ii.la;- eventrs; at the he.ni- if j
M' K'lm ('.t?t.-veiti. Cnrris wrr rlav'd j
t'l li j it'sh .ni,. w 4 made v Jitj.-'S
Minii Cairn. Ma- e;.inita f)acv .wili j
f iitoriin t ; .- i Tne.hiv. Novrml'T :!. !
TUESDAY MUSICALE OPENS YEAR m her , mir, we.e: Misses '
iiJi.iie t irii. r'fM:! (;ib'n S'rlla Olsen.
' ; Kadrvn Fhtil.l. Kmtn.i Oust :v nn, T"!.ir:i
Ham? Hollow Kennallr lose eaan ,j,rnim J(,nr Xcsnl;. Mabelle K nKman.
Tharsdnr Kifnlns and Cotillion
dak tilves Klrst Parly
f War.
THE WIZARD
The Waa of M ainrn.
Oli noinon ways are straw;., tin line.
And wooing I' fl wondrous thing.
Tiny lose a man when iliy purs u'.
And win hmi hy surtenfWina;'
-The I'li'Ui.-i ph r.
Ih Burial Calendar.
MuM.i V -Mci'i lug nf Mnn.lav K i pib
at the home if Mn. A. I K.-d.
TI'KSDA V Mr. and Mr. K S W--t hi imk,
o'clock coffnc for Ml?" trfils West
Immk of ORiti nstwii e. N. V.; Ulii' lienn
clay at Hapnv llolluw clul: Mrs: J. M
Kcva. luni licon at llappv Hollow
WKINKST)AY Mrs. R. I'. Moire. Iirlila
palv for Mr. J. Mr llnlci'-k ; nvnltiK
hHll nt Mi'lropolllHii ruih, Mrj. Paul
HuilriKli. hriilg" Innclnim: Mr. W. J.
Hroauh. whim party; Altcrnite Caul
club Mffi. V. .i. Jurgi tiKin.
THI ' RSUA Y "ol illlur. club patty at I'h.Hii
lra' hall; Mrs. A . V. Kliiflcr, bridge
party; lnitiliinn day i.t Munpv Kullnw
club; Htoni-Ynally wcilillng; Mr. A
V. KIiirIit, hi Mite pMity; Mra. V. .
t'tiiti!" anil Mra. J. W. Maraliall, lj"cli
rn nt Happy HniP w; nupy Pcj i'.imi
club. Mis. i'. r. b:irnp
KBI 1A V Mrr. A. V. Kln!i r, V.rMn pirly:
tiicctlng of ihr Kriridy l!rtite club;
meeting of Junior PiMkc club hi t lie
lion-.c of MiMa Mrtbcl Mnrr; T. A. O.
club. Halloween party; Mi. V. J.
llrnHtch. wlilt purlv: Mis Helen
Hlepen. evcnii g f art ; Mrs. P. pramleia
and Mit. I). M. Meyer, lune lunciieon
Ht liio new njiin c;t '.
SATrilPAY-H.-illowecMi prty nt H?ppy
Hollow i luh; Mrs. Hubert Hii Us. curd
party; liinz Athletic aaaociation, Hal
loween party.
Hallowe'en, wiili its cpoiik.". Itx ptanka
and Its ipiaint drcorntlons. will play a con
Fpk'iioua part In fasnlonahle doingn lliis
week. Practlciilly everything will partake
of the traditions of this very popular night,
when witches and goblins and all forts of
charms, good and bad. are supposed to be
abroad. Happy Hollow will embrace this
occasion ft celebrate Its formal closing- for
the season with one grand frolic as a sub
stitute for the usual formal dinner and
hop, and scores of hostesses will employ the
cunning little, jack o'hintern. the miniature
pumpkin andithe autumn colors In decora
tion for Informal, home affairs large and
small. i
Its equipment for heating, with which
neitiierdf the other country clubs are sup
plied, makes ' Happy Hollow possible for
enlei luinlna; after the club season has
closed. Alead)v two dRtes have been ah-
uuunced wlen. the spacious building will be
opened after the formal closing of the club.
Tursday ovenli'g,' November ?.. the election
returns, will be announced there, hui the
Attendance will be 'limited to tile member
ship. Coffee and sandwiches will be served
during the evening.
November B the club will again he opened
' for the i oming-oiu party of Miss Miriam
' Patterson, duiighler f Mr. and Mrs. David
U'ulvln PatteiKon. Mrs. Pat lemon has Issued
cards for a tea to bo given fn the afternoon
and for a ilancinir party for the evening.
I An interesting even! of both the social
' and musical season will be the afternoon
teu ami musirale given nt the beautiful
' l:ome of Mrs. K. A. Cudahy November 3 at
J o'clock by llio Tuesday Morning Musical
l'i lull. M'sa Sibyl Nanimls of Cbleagrv, the well-
Minnie Cairns and Kblia GnstavesMii. ;
M.S. Itegina Anderson entertained the
Sans pom I i tub st h"' home Friday exen-i
Ins H'g'i five Km t" game pin; eil. and !
t lie high seer'- whs msiie hy Mts .1 n iic
Olsen and consolation wa awarded XI's
'lata Curtis. The next meeting will le st
the home of Miss Flora 8tem Friday even
ing. November (i. I
The A. C. K. club was i Mei I a ined at!
hlg1! five lent Tluirriay . evening a; the,
home of Or. and Mrs. Pulver. Tlirt -third j
and 1 li- ui 11 1 on streets.' Priz s cnntai l ie
of beauiilul liand-palnt'd china, some of
the hostess' own handiwork, wete awarded ;
Misses Callin and Kortlang and Messrs.
Chrl.tepson and Nelson. Those present
were: Mlssc Callin, Kortlang, Spi Inger
and AVslVer. Mesdames Nelson and Pulver
and Mei-s. Christensoii. Uasiniissin, Di.
Lombard. Hpi inser snd Vr. Pulver. Tile j
next m etinii will be In two weeks with j
Miss Irmit Hnringer.
The first dancing party of the season !
given bv the Omikron Alpha Ti took pluec !
P.iturday evening at Chambers" academy J
and whs well attended. The members nf '
lh eluli Include Messrs. James Allen, Rich
ard Bnker. Glen Ruck. J. O. Brown. Jo- '
seph Barker. Royal H. Oomstock. A. I. I
Crelgli. Srlwyn Doherty. Iestcr Prishaus.
Oeorge F. F.tigler. Horace Askwitli. Paul
A. Reaioii. Claire Baird. Joseph F. Barton.
G. K. Carpenter. F. K. Cieedon. A. .1.
Collctt. .lack R. Dumoiit. Ray Dumont. W.
I'. Foa;i't. Philip Fredeiiik. A. Cordon.
II. B. Gray. A. B. Hamilton. J. V. Hughes,
Georire Y. Ilamillon. C. Hamll, John Hoff
lielm. K. lngran. K. K. Klpllnger, Harry
Koch. Allan R. T,. Patterson, Frank
Parr. V. R. Galloway. Lawrence Gibson,
R. F. Havens. J. W. HarrK Clifford Hine,
Byron Harlc. AYylle Hafer. IT. C. Jessen.
Iliiry Kclley, Lewis Loring. Gaylord Mar
tin. Iio.ilie Powell. Fred Patterson. Lyman
Peck, H. I". Reed, K. L. Rosaeau. J. K.
Rogers, V. F. Schnoor. Dr. W. L. Shearer,
Robert I'pdikc. William M. Wood. W.
Righter Wood. Arthur Welrh. W. H. Guild.
J. K. lluckinsliani, E. l. Royce, Sumiel
Re.'H. Jr.. Ralph' Ralney. K. A. Rns". ,T. W
Smith, Wilson Swltzler, James Van Burgh.
PpuI Wi rnher. W. P.. Wood. Jack Guild
C. A. Vosburg and 1. Becbe.
RegTilar $6.00
and $7.50 Taf
feta Waist val
ues at
$5.09
M
U5Y FAONAM ST.
Beautiful new;
Silk Petticoats
at
195
Come and Go ;sl.
Mrs. Kdwin Hancy Is visltinc friends In
Peoria. 111.
Mr. O. C. Redick is hack from a week's
trip to his ranch in Wyoming.
Mr. Gerald Wharton of ('.. Paul Is the
guoisl pr Mr. uud Mrs. Glenn Wharton.
Mrs. Harry Sharpo. 451 Florence boule
vard, 1s Improving after a setlous Illness.
Mr. John J. Ross of St. Joseph. Mo..' is
the guest of Mr. J. M. Marsh, 1!23 Locust
street.
Mr. and Mrs. William llosford returned
the first of the week from a brief vlait in
Chicago.
Mrs. Kugetie Foole and children of Boise
City. Ida., are guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B.
McPliersin.
Mr. A. L. Webb at.d two children uf
Chicago are .viislilr.tf Mrs. Webb's parents,
Mr. snd Mrs.' Edward 1 Valr.
Mrs. Francis Brogan Is expected home
the early part of next week from an ex
tended visit in New York and Canada.
Mr. George Barker and son. Mr. George
: ..nowti dramatic aoprano, will give the pro-I Barker. Jr.. have returned from a fort-
! gram end be ihe honor meat at the tea I night's viBlt with friends in Arkansas.
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loeordH play lunmr tlihii rny
record uiado, and tli-s-aonga n;c
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, more mveetly th'an ever ouroro.
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Cor. 15th Barney Slv, Omaha
114 BROADWAY' COUNCIL BLUFFS
which will follow. Mis. Guidon W. Wattles
I will have charge of the lea, and 'will, be
ussisled by the members of t rie 'jllffercnt
. eofnmlttees and' officers of the Tuesday
Morning- Musirale club, Including: 'Mrs.
' Charles Martin. Mrs. K. A. Cudahy, Mifcs
jCoiinne Paulsop,, Mis. Myron Learned,
Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm, Mrs..J, M. Metcalfe.
.Slits Jessie Millard. Miss Helen Millard, I
.Miss Kstelle Brown. Mrs. 8. 8. Caldwell. !
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Martin have re
turned -from their Wedding trip and are
at home at U'S North Forty-second street.
Mrs. Ii. Colin of New York City, who
lias been vinlting Mr. Albert Calm and
family, will leave Sunday for her home.
Mrs. Hjitcl J. l'ayne of Minneapolis will
arrive the fi rt of the wet k to spend two
weeks with her slslr, Mrs. Arlhnr Pinto
Mrs. William Crantncr of Denver is et-
; Mrs. II. 1'. Ylillmore, Mrs. C. Will Hamil- peolcd tills week to spend some lime as
Mon, Mrs. N. P. Dodge, jr.. Mrs. C. L. Deuel, I the guest of her mother, Mrs. B. It. Wood.
Mrs. Ouorgo Joslyn; and among others as-j Mrs. diaries I. Fowler ami daughter
i.siatir.g will be: Mrs. Casper Yot, Mrs. K. ' Madeline left Thursday evening for lyivc
i W. Nash, Mrs. Shherick, Mrs. Herman j '""'I- "o! j.. where tin y will spend tlK'
KotintEe. Miss Bessie Yates. Mrs. A. I- winter.
Heed. Mrs. F. P. Klrkendall. The
Mis. Elizabeth Kddy of New York City.
mitten has decided to sell a limited iiutn- 1 w" lia " ln" 8Ursl or "'"' A
ber of tickets and friends of member may ! l'alf- wi" 1,'avp fl"" of ,K'xt wr,'k f"r
: procure these from Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm. ,pr home.
! Mr. A. .1. Benton iind All Charles V.
' Tie- frm,,i ,,u,.inii liall of i'he Mel io. ! Beaton, who have bet n spending the laat
hion's lest iesiraiik Moie
The distinction, refinement, superior quality, and exclu-
siveness of designs demanded by our pat
rons have made this store a criterion on
fashionable garments for Women and
Misses.
New Suits at $35 and M
W'v (Ionic to lay particuliir stress upon the stvle lalrits ami tailoring; of tliee
' garmeuts. Every .'suit in made of absolutely nil wool materials. Every suit is
tZmm-: - lined .with Skinner's satin. Every suit boars the "Elite" label. Kverv suit iih-
solutely new and up-to-date. The most advanced and the most popular fashions
of this season are all represented. The best suit snaps of the year at 35 and $10.
New Suits ef $25.00
It is the finest lot of the fashionable new fall suits that has ever been shown
under one roof in the city. High grade affairs thnt will catch the eye of dressv,
discriminating women, aud the price is such as to be in reach of nearly everyone'
a saving of almost half on some of these suits oh sale. Don't let this golden op
portunity pass unheeded but call and ask to see our new $25.00 Suits.
Beautiful New Cloaks
The radical changes in fashion has brought forth some beautiful models in the
short waisted and empire effects. Also numerous models are shown in the perfectly
tight fitting styles . These cloaks are all o inches long, of finest quality broad
cloths, some lined throughout with Skinner's satin. Others lined to the waist.
This week we display exceptional values at
St j&,Ni Ir-rV
s
$15.90, $17.56, $18.50, $25.00,
; $29.50 amd $35.09 . :.
p illtan c'lih. w lilcli will take place Wednes
day evening, will be another of the e n
hplouoiis affairs of the week. Alwas an
elahorati- function, the ball serves the
double purpose of opening: the clul
the seajjon and the occasion for the iniro-
few weeks nt Flxeel-dor PtnlnRS. will r-tnrn
liome today.
Mr. andMrs. James H. Krown are upend
iiiK tlie winter in CHlifornla. where theli
fl)r son. Mr. .lames urown. jr.. i ntrennmn
tlie I'nivcrslly of l alifornl.i
Mr. Thomas McCaKiie. They will spend
some time In Oniulia enroute west a fw
weeks luU'f.
tieneral and XJi. CI ui les Morion, who
h ive been occupying tl e home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Mi Shane during the summer,
move this week to the apartments which
they have laken at the I.oyal.
Mrs. S. A. McWhoiler is expected home
f ri m Chicago todny. Mr. Cjaid ncr Me
Whorler will remain for a few days lonjrer
vltitiiiK ills lather. Mr. S. A. MoWhorier,
ami some of his I'oriiiir college fi lends ut
Lake Forest.
Miss Ijouise McPlierson returned Satur
day from an extended visit in New York
City. Mrs. V,. J. M Shi.ne and Mln Marie
MeShane, who are also In New York, arc
expected home this week. Mi:s McShano
is isitiiiK relatives in Chicaeo and Mrs.
MeSlinne is spenUii.gr few Uays in Sioux
City.
Mr. and Mis. J. K. Mawhinney and
daiinhter expect to leave the last uf tiiis
duction of the debutante, uf.tlic families
of the ni'nbtrhhtp. Three young women i
tlie guest of her daughter. Mrs. Milton
Miss Heh n ' I'-rlow, and Mrs. Harlow will remain here
will be presented this year
Furlh, dauah'er of Mr. and Mrs. Julius ' f'"" the greater part of the winter.
Furth, Miss Ixoua May Kellnrr, daughter I '' J- tlutaon Horsrlum, the well known
sculptor of New York city, who rame to
PI
r ------' i-iriririirr,i ,ai-,ilW n. mji '
I
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Kellner. and Miss
Therisa finyfoos, daughter of Mr. aud
Mrs. Albert Dreyfoos.
The reoiKanired Ctillion club will hold
the first of its series of four parties an-
Hand Wrought '
Rtpotitti Sterling sihrer
W hae Just put In our
eases the largest assortment.
we think, of this most e
gmsile and classlo warn ever
seen In dnialia Noililnu Is
more elegant ami calt uUl-'d
lo be In belter taste than
Whll the most rare. It la not
tha most expensive
Salta aV I'eppHi s pr . I s T.'i .
Mustard I'ots 1 .i
Hon Hon lUshes $1;:.
Hugara Creamers .... :n
Compoti i iu.uo
Manv large and expensiva
pin-es also.
The Hterllng Sller Treat
of this city. Is this line
r S'Z DCUCL AS
7XWSX.XB4I ORIOIUI,
VJ. WATCH 0tEGA on 'time
nnuneed for Ihe winter Thursday even'ns i 1 sumrier with Mr. snd Mrs. Mjthews.
I Mr. and Mrs. Grorne Mlxter, wiio have
spent the wiek as guests of Mis. Mixler's
it Chamls rs' aeadeinx . Mr. lienlse Harks
low will le.d tie- cotillion and white tlie
i oniiniilee in chaise has given out bill ' parents. .Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Kllpatrkk.
meager details it Is understood tha botli ' have returned to their home In Moline. Ill
1 finures and favors will lie up to the club's' Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis Jauues of Chleaso
j siaodurd for cleverness and attraclivi-i have returned from an automobile trip of
ness. The next parly will be given pe. j seveial months 111 Kurnpe. Mrs. Jaques
' cember ".4. liie third Janmiry 1 and the was formerly Miss Anna HI Orcutt of
I last February II. ' Omaha.
, Mr. and Mrs. John A. MvShane and Mr.
I t llappy HollofT. ( , r. MeShane. who have be, n traveling
The table d ilute din ier and danoo al abroad for aonie time, arc now In Italy
Happy Hollow Ka'uMay eenins was well j nn(j wi be home tji latter part of No-
attended considering the inclement weather. ! vem(,er.
Tha larjest dinner party was given by! m , -lemei.tlne Rous, k of Humboldt.
Carter, (loir KUeat v,.i... i. il.e aiiest of Ml Hose Coffinai
Mrs. .1. JlcClintock of Hoi iland. Ore., is i '""" '"' California, where they will spend
tna winter. Mr. Mawhinney has disposed
of his business Interests In Omaha and th -liuvo
sold their home on flout h Thirty
seventh street to Mis. Chut lea Bumner. who
will reside there.
Sirs. Henry Hitler and Sirs. Harry May
have returned from New York City, where
ihey attended the wedding of their brother.
Mr. Churlea Kiezelman. October 15. Mr. and
Mis KVzelmaii are expected in Omaha
Sunday lor a few days and will be 1. - nor
guests at a family dinner party Sunday
cveulni; at tlie I.oyal. Monday Mis. Harry
May will entertain Infot inully at d'nnti.
attend the funernl of his brollier-ln-law,
Mr. Alfred Darlow, has returned home.
Mr. Oaear lyoeffler spent the week as
tlie truest of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mathews.
Mr. l.orfflcr and family traveled uhroud
Gold Cures!
carry ell the lead ins trough and
cold roniedten on tbe- market. Our
CotiRh Syrup Ruarantrpd to cure anv
rough or your money refunded. Special
for Monday und Tuesday,
50c Beaton's Cough Remedy. . . ,3J)
25c Ue.iton'a Cough Remedy. . . . 19
il&c Beaton's Cold Remedy lOtj
(Most effectual remedy for
cold In the head.)
100 1 urain Quinine Pills .... 1 0
100 2 grain Quinine Pills 3
100 3 grain Quinine Pills 34
1003 grain Quinine Pills 43
o grain Phenacetine, Quinine and Salol
Capsules, per dozen 1I
25c Dikes' Cold Tabltts... IQf
Beaton's Chest. Protectors Better and
lighter than chamois skin. .... ..4JIO
25c Belladonna Porous Plasters. . 15
BEATON DRUG CO.
15th and Farnam.
P. S. Just received a laree supply
of Velvet Taffy Candy, 10c, 10c and
25c jier box.
M: and Mrs. R. I
being si ..led at
lab:
which I
had .liiractive drrotaiinns suguesiivi
I l.illow e en
I wo.
Ml ami Mrs
Covers were laid for twenty-I
tor a f.-w- djys. Mlsa Housek was i cij-s
i.f Miss C ifiinaii at Sacred I lean
mate
eonvt:it. Talk Place.
i Mr. and Mrs. Charbs Marliu have ic
iMMd Cole save a large' .i . ..-.i ... f ln,l--,r,i w..i ai.
oinner pa.i. i-ihk roaca loim.o n.c ., ,.,., Mo. At tl. l.n
i terpiece for the table jinl sixteen gucsls
were p cseiil.
I IHnlng Willi Mr. and Mis. J. II. Koyct
j wen: Mi. and Mrs. II. I. Adams. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
I Brunei'. Mr. K. Ham y. Mr. .1 C. Johnson
of ri'U'h Croatia ami Mr. K. O. Koie. ,
Other reacrvdti- na were made by Mi. I
If. K. Burket. who had six arueaia; Mr.'
T K. Elevens, four, and Miss Irene Col
Citv and t 1 nton. Mo. At tin lalt- r plai .
they visited Mr. Mai tins slapr, Mis
Cl aries Widtaker.
Judge and Mrs. J II. MeCuIluugil of tian
I)ii go. Cal.. formerly of Omaha, have oii"
to Chicago, after a visit of aeverul weeks
ut the home of Mrs. M rullough's f it icr.
I'rospeetl ve I'lenaarea.
Mrs. J. M. Keys will omertnln a l incheon
of ten coveiB Tufsday ft Happy Hollow,
Mi'B. A. V. KinsUr has tnrds out tor two
bridge parlies to be given Thursday and
Friday afternoons of this week.
Mrs. Paul Burleigh will give a bridge
luncheon next Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Krank Harwuoil. one of the recent brides.
Friday evening Miss Helm Riepen will
hive a ho.sleiy shower for Mies I.avlna.
Shorter, ho will he cue of the Xjvembcr
hi ide-
A Halloween dam iiiK party will be given
by the W.st liidi: cl;b at their new hall.
I'Oi't -f.iui lii and I.esveitwoi til Street,
Thr.i.Jjy c'euing.
Ml. and Mis. jj. ' i in oik w id nier- I
tain ut 'i i. clot K ci lice I tiesduy venn g in
nooor in tiu iii. .M ss j.ois esiiirooK ,, l.,.ii ,,, n
t r i jsd Tsu i. a. x . i . .
party at Chambers for the members of tlie
younger art tn honor of their daughter.
Miss Cudahy is a charming girl and will be
a popular acquisition to the younger set.
Tf S Shown In Srnnrt.
Ll C7 Metropolitan Designs
Have your furs remoJeled ami repiiirod io a reliable cbtabliHliuieut
where there Is no danger of substitution, for furs. It inutst he remein-
bored, come ln mauy Qualities; nnd where they will receive the finish
und style tbat only a tailor can give.
l,.lIKS" T.AIM)K .AMI I IHKIKK.
N. 10. t'ornei- Ultli ui"l HovHrtl.
four
v.v.-t I
1
Pleasure Past.
Mrs. Il.mebiugh of Chicago is t in- guest
j of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur lliilou
I Mist riadie Chapm.ui eiu. mined jnfoi-
' inally Saturday for Miss Helen Kdwuds
Of Kaunas City.
J Mrs. Parrut of Buokln. X. Y. ami
! Mrs. Hilrker of tU. I.. mis. wiio hae ben
I vlsi'ing Sit. and Mrs. C. K. Couiiiit f or J
la few months, left Thursday foi their!
honi' a. :
Tlie II. Ci. T elub was entertained Fri-J
dar by Mrs I. I.. Ull-s and a guest pris.
wai given to Mrs RmingMn. The card '
prlles wire ot. by Mrs lilies and Mrs.
Arthur Young. I
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hutcl:ias entertained .
al biltlgo Psturday evening at their home, j
Tiir 'tablet were placed f..r tin game,
and those present wen: Pr. and Sirs, i
II M. McClanaian. Mr. and Mrs. Ch.tl.s
Pavis. pr. anl Mis. A O ret-isou, Mr.
Sanatorium
This institution Is the only one
iu the central west with separate
buildings situated lu their own
a hi pi' grounds, yet entirely dis
tinct and rendering It possible to
classify cases. Tbe one building
being fitted for and devoted to tho
treatment of noncontagious and
nonmental diseases, no other be
ing admitted. The other. Rest
Cottage, being designed for and
devoted to the exclusive treatment
of select mental aes, requiring
for a time wauhfnl care and spe
cial nurt.iutf.
.Vrs. It. C, Mo.
u brldp- party to be gi,n at her bom -.
If'ofi I'a-.lc u -nu". Vilm sd.i a t' r ioi.n
i omnllnieniai y lo Mi . J. Mi-Cllnloek.
Tin wom.i i's i;- lf t i irn.iiiieiit whli ii was
to have b'eii h Id last week at the Omaha
Coimti y i lub ( ir the V. J. Foye cop. has
bei n poMp 'i 'd. and nil! b. played as soon
as the Wi ilther permits.
Mr.-. J. . Alaisliall and Mis. W. C.
I'UttS Will In li'i-'l s if the meet .115 ol
Wrddlnu and Knganemen ts.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shorter have
isaued invitations for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss I-alna Shorter, to Mr. j
lloyal Cat hers Saturday evenln-g. Novem- ,
her T. at S o'clock at the bride's home on 1
St. Mary's avenue and Twenty-fifth stie t. i
Mr. and Mia. J. W. Megeath and Mi-
lieeman will leave Sunday evening ter 1
l'oughke.psle. X. Y.. where they will at
tend the weddirg of Mr. Harold Edwin d-e
lo Mips Josephine K. I'ylcr 011 Oilober '.")
Mr. O e is a nepl.e-.v uf Mrs. Megoath'
and has many f riei ds in Oronlia. bau.a
n.aili ills home in-rr 01 some linn.
A:i interesting a iiiiouiiccnient cf Ihe k
is til- engngemciit of Mr. Uol i t I'pdik.
of Omaioi to Miss W' nilied Spctanafi Siiei-
1 n'Ui'. dunghl -r ol limn I.. A. Sheiniau ol
Jiadual" college of
the I'nlversil y of Xcbra-dvu. Miss Sherman
Suite 40-A.
1 .t.i .liMtelloliK oil. lw 1, j. , ...huHi. of Vns,ar coll. ",.. .Mr Ci,
I dike ii wll known In business and ociul
litelcs ;i!:! n'.tirded the t'niiersity of Xc
ui j -1 . . . and s a member of the Phi p.lta
Thcta 'rutci'iiity.
A cry pietly home wddiiig was llut
of MUs Xannette .Maile DcMoSs and Mr.
Jiim. 4 Arthur' M-C'ull. y. which was hol-lr',,!v
I 1111111111 :lt tile'l.ome of ihe b'id''s mother
1 l,u v,,., 1 ill t- . 'e .. a
I .. i i . .I,,... 'i.ii-n., ii, J ,.rii l-inillll 1 . , Vl-i.n
till! I I I i 1 i ",1 I ' I , ,-MlHS ..Jll ll 'I ..l.-r. ..,
Monday, I will sell all my $5.00 Linen Khirt
Waists at each
Tho (iuality. style jhkI lit !' tlioso beautifully
tailored waists will be aiti'ieeiated when seen.
Size IU to 44.
HOTEL ROME
Doug. 2303
I III 'I il ll.l ti e Ml. III,!! of IU I' 'III 11-
grli widrii-is nien h. p'.i'd n M"-'
Pi.lll. a consul of lie binle. l-'n t inter, i!
LATKST BTTISS. IrrCT IT
I'lrst-Closs Work at Mixtintt Prloaa.
File P. mini I lozeii
inn will he held V
liip'-h. on ii; foui ic n i
M:.-. W. J Hli..ill
I. Kansas City. Mo.. Wednshiv even.
l-.ib T.uis lay Th- meet-I i,,,. ,vih,r 1 4. The bouse was prcllllv
i- Happy lloiiow and a ,. , lj; ut .. win, 11:111111 h aves and flnweia:
vi 11 will be seied. ,,.,, ,1... 1,1 in., an. I t-.Oi.m ..., I h.n..,lh m
l.iwer if autumn folk. a.-. The ce'etnuiv
has Issued inilta-
j Ileus 101- lo c.11.1 juiim. i" ..r o I rl H till llll'l D: it. V. I Ilia 111 B. m . If V.
! W.lneaila.e and Fr'ilay ai temoois in linnur pav!or of the Third Pi. nb t. ilan t hun h,
I.f Mrs. J. K. lirwin Winn Mis. K'wln livf d 1 Kansas City. The gu.-sl were limited to
I in (Mi. alia she was 11 iii'inb. r of ihe lit! ik-rpi. i.luiives and close fi.ends of Ihe bride
I Whmt club and Hie s'lerHat the M'f ilm-- 1 Mr. and Mis. M Cud. ;, will Iv at lulu
; day ii'ier.io ti party will lie nslit tej 1.1 1 ii( i'u(,p,.iou avenue. Omaha, after ;
tthe iiiiml-r of this chili. The guests at 1 .,,Veiub-1 I.
;-.!- if. und party will be old frc uds of' a pieily hnie ue.loh.a jj t.,a: of Mi-
Mrs. tiwlll. j Stella Paul' snd Mr. Henry l". Soreuson,
Mra. E. A. Cudahy has issued invitations j which was solemnised Wednesday evei.lng
lor a reception to be held at her home i the home of the bride's parenta, Mr.
Saturday afternoon. O tober 2s, at which ftir. v. n. Paul. Xi& Paiker sir.. 1,
she will formally present her daughter. Miss j ),, lnr p--.eiie of about psi relatives and
I Jean Cudahy. Monday evening, October . friends. It-v. K. K. llonian of the Wabi.it
Mr. and Mis Cudahy will give a Uanclug HjU Metliudlst church offidatad. Tlieb-idal
'.ii.ii In 01 'i.-r of tie ur ..ml lb. 1 lJgix'0J
;.n. bionrd. .vl'sn l-'. ':ili ':.ic. s.t-:- of ''"' 1 t
folio..! by Hi. I.r...- r.,....m. , ItSiffptftfb
I'll- tide woe a beam. fn! s-w 11 "f i ,2j$..A'? I '-rf.Z
ilie.-?e.l i-i a diiiniy vvli.le U .'-k nnd u r
Inp the inc. in a I i K t of pink and vv'iit.
.Next c.i'e- to h .-1 11. in. Mi. Alftnl
ol.llfoli. bmlh.T of lie ur n.n. ..lid III.
I
bri
T
ii.ela i.ilist, 111, 10, 1 v.t.,1 lochs lino
l-'ren.-ii -! ia,-,-. S'i, 01 1 . i. -I e "-iiom;
of t.riile's io"-s. i-'i llo-.v in; tin . '. r i. -.11 1 v
i. infoini.il lecei.tion vva I.'. iiion.;
I1!. . 1 1 I - O - I . , V ! I l U .-W 'i .Vl- .I'l'l All
P.lcl.ai.i Pi. ul i.f ll.it j.nns.-. H -. 'r
T. H. liaft'y and .la igi ler of Ho k Inland
III., and Mr. Albert Ivei -on of I.eiKh. "i-h.
Mr. and Mis. Hoien-.m wll b at huinf
after Xnveml.er I i-i ' H -n.it slr-et
L. Fox
Ladies'
Tailor
and Furrier
He Want A. is aia busin. s t.s.sieia.
1 .j.xAi
I ' '-f . .sU.'''
I9S3 lUTSrWOSTH STREET. .
TcL v,ary M3.
Have lour fall and winter suit inle, at
our place. Trough new 111 Omaha, iu ti.n
iiii'ii pel iod i.f linn- we have tietiiouat rated
our superior'!; in every detail ovar otto 11,
to the many win. slieuly have triad us
Ask a lady who has bad a suit al 011.
place and hear what she says Our pec
fectncs in fit rtvl and i kinsaahlu la
without comparison In Oui-lifc. - ,
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