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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 22, 1008. a,. The Car De Luxe The Baker Broajrhara is a most convenient and dependable car for city re quirements. Holds four peo- le comfortably elppant ifl-nifled distinguished in appearance, and roui style and quality which ere markedly fuperior to any other make. Baker Vehicles are the "standard of the world" and cannot be ex celled in simplicity, eae of control, noiseless operation, elegance of material and finish and the resulting lone life to batteries, motor and car. Let Ut Sbow Ton By Actual Demonstration We shall be pleased to have you phone ut for an appointment. ? ELECTRIC OAR-AUK CO. 1990 TWMB BU, Omaha, kTss. Televhona Douglas 391. The Trade Mark of Quality la so closely associated with an ' article from EDIIOLM'S, that the girt bears a tdouble significance ,to the recipient. The coming of the Yule Tide, and the thought of loved ones, brings many new aad .excluBlre designs In JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER, CUT GLASS, QORIIAM LEATHER GOODS, UMBRELLAS that fnr pleranra and economy of prices, Is ahead of any previous showing In Omaha. Ask for our beautiful booklet and Christmas Suggestions. Albert Edholm Jeweler ami Silversmith 10th, at HARNEY STREET. ARMY TO ENLIVEN SOCIETY Headquarters, Fort Crook and Fort Omaha Officers Will Give Ball. DR. AST) MRS., MILLER OPEN HOME Week's Calendar Well fill vltk Affairs f More Tfc ( Interest lab Mtl M ill Fill la. FOR SALE Genuine Antique Mahogany Dining Room Set, Colonial Sideboard, 8 chairs and table. Will Bell at a sacrifice. Any reosonable offer, considered. Ad drew Bee, J-635, 'or 'phone Douglas 737 after 7:00 P. M. J ,-jPT520 DOUGLAS S7,tf" Made-to-Order JEWELRY Would you like romethlng la Jeselry that Is distinctive end Individual? We can makj I, ' for you; epeclul Ueslaiu In rtnga, brooches, pendants, etc. executed to your prder, at rea sonable cost. If at all Interested, eoms and let us . dt-monstratu uur ability to successfully produce art work In gold uud Jewels lo saset your ideas and taste, Suggoslloiis and estimate fur any such work cheerfully fur nished. Tou may not realise the raaanltuJe and merit of ur splendid wit shops thousands have been ror.vlr.oeJ by experience. Ther is yet due, with nir immense stork of precious and amil-preclous , stosrea an 1 hand-matte .nount Inag, to eui Oarlstaae Or ua aaj dellstr "cm Obis. r.eaiembar 910.00 buy Omega Vatrh, - that has f ea tures which no other uaicU In the world equals for the price. T. L COMBS & CO. Jewelers and Opticians, ISM Douglas St. Iter (kserai, I do not blame you. Beatrice, dear, For wearing such a bonnet. With frill and luce and fluffy things And trrtles of ribbons on It. It beauty nnd Its magnitude Will always csuse remark. And when I kiss you 'neath Its shade We're almost In the dark. -The Flirt. The Social Calendar. MONDAY Young Married Peoples tXn ring club meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Etta Wlllnrd and Mrs. S. 8. CsMwell at the letter's home; Mr. Barton Millard, luncheon at Hanson's for the men Cjf Ms wedding party; Mr. Cleorg-e Redlrk, bach elors' dinner St the Omaha Club for Mr. Psrton Millard and the men of Ms wed ding party: Monday Bridge club at the home of Mrs. Isaac Oiles; Dr. and Mre. George U. Miller house warming at their new home: Mr. Will Peaae. theater party for Mlae Lola Westbrook; Mrs. Thomas Kllpatrlck; tea for directors of the Visit ing Nurses' association. TT" E8DAY Wedding of M's Nathalie Merrlam and Mr. narton Millard at Trin ity cathedral; reception st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Merrlam; Mrs. A. C. Towell. afternoon reception for Miss Katherlne Powell; Mrs. William Kier tesd, bridge partvj debut reception and dance for Miss Ruth Brandole in Cincin nati. WEDNESDAY Meeting of the Amateurs at the home of Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitch cock; Midweek firings club meeting at the home of Mrs. Iut Nash; Mr. and Mrs. Dnvld Raum. supper party at their home; Thanksgiving ball at Metropolitan club; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, dinner party. THt'HSDA Y Thanksgiving day; open houae at D. A. A. club. FRIDAY Mrs. George Flatner, bridge luncheon; Original Bridge club meeting at the home of Miss Jeanne Wakefield; Junior Bridge club meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Montgomery; University of Michigan stag dinner at Hanson's cafe; Mlee Itortenae Clarke. Delta Gamma meeting; Mrs. R. R. Davis, Kappa Kappa Gamma kenslngton. SATURDAY Mrs. R. A. Cudahy. after noon reception for Mlas Jean Cudahy; fourth annual muslcale by the Altar guild of Trinity cathedral at the home of Mrs. A. J. Pnppleton; dancing party at ' Brownell hall. The officer's or Fort Omaha, Fort Crook and the headquarters are planning an elab orate reception .ind ball to be giren In honor of General and Mrs. Charles Morton and General and Mrs. William H. Carter. The ball will probably be given at the Rome hotel, Wednesday evening, December 9, although definite arrangements have not been completed. It Is several seasons since a military ball has been given In Omaha and it will be one of the events of the season and Is being anticipated by the Omaha people as well as the officers and their wives. General Carter has recently taken a short leave of absence and expects to be In Omaha for a few flays about De cember 7rto 10 and will later relieve Gen eral Morton, who Is at present In com mand of the Department of the Missouri. The committee oa arrangements for the ball Include Lieutenant W. N. Haskell of Fort Omaha, Lieutenant Troifpe Miller, aide-de-camp to General Morton, and Lieu tenant Mlchaeila of Fort Orook. Later a number of other officers will be appointed to assist. Dr. George L. Miller and Mrs. Miller will celebrate the fifty-fourth anniversary of Dr. Miller's coming to Omaha by giving an elaborate house warming at their new home at 49 North' Thirty-first street, faouig Curtis Turner park, Monday even ing. The real anniversary was October la, but as the new home was not completed they decided to turn back the calendar a month and then Invite all their friends In to celebrate. The first house occupied by Dr. Miller was located oa Twenty-fourth street near Kelloni school. It wsa a Cottonwood shanty, rough plastered with clay and lfme. The single room was parlor, library, living I room, bedroom and bedroom. The furni-1 ture was made of cottonwood slabs and the chairs' were three In number, home made. ; Dr. Miller has Just completed a new and attratclve .home of the bungalow style, with every modern convenience, which Is a model of beauty and quite a contrast to his first home In Omaha. This, how- ever. Is not the first modern residence he erected. Some years ago he built a beau tiful stone mansion at Seymour park, near Seymour lake, which, with all hla treasures, was destroyed by f1i. Among the out-of-town guests who have sent their acceptances for the house warming are General Grenvtlle M. Dodg; of Council Rluffs and his daughter, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Emms Morton of Arbor Lodge. Nebraska City, Bister of the late secretary of agriculture, J. Sterling Mor ton, who was an Intimate friend of Dr. Miller, and Hon, and Mrs. A. J. Sawyer of Lincoln. Over luu guests wUl be present Monday evening to enjoy the hospitality of Dr. na Mrs. Miller, Including many of the oldest settlers of Omaha. While announcing that he has ao desire to prescribe what women shall wear on their heads. Bishop Williams of the Episco pal church asks that all women who attend the wedding at the Cathedral Tuesday night hare their heads covered, In accord ance with the Immemorial ru'.e of the church.' The women can wear what they plense, Jn accordance with the requirements of Christian courtesy and consideration for others who would like to see and bear. For once, the bishop asks that the women bow not to dame fashion, but shall observe the rule of the church and wear modest and seemly apparel In the house of God. He alao requests that all unnecessary con versation ia the church be avoided and be come reverent Christian people. Twenty-fourth street, Thursday1 evening. The prlsea were won toy Mrs. Will Wiyn and Mr. Robert Chumhiy. The next meet ing will be In two weeks at the home of Mrs. Will Fenwick. The' members are: Mr. and Mrs. A. King. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rhyn. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fn wick, Mr. snd Mrs C P. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Turk and Mr. and Mrs. R. Chumhly. Mrs. Jerome B, t'arrott and Mr a. J. Burr Taylor entertained at bridge Wednesday arternnnn. Chrysanthemums were used fot decorations. Prises were won by Mrs. Roy Longley, Mrs. W. L. Klerstead and Miss Keya These present Were; Mrs. Charles O. Tftlmtige. Mrs. Sam Skllllng. Mrs, John Meacham. Mrs. Earle R. tlles, Mrs. Tom Rurchmore, Mrs. W. I. Klerstead, Mrs. i Hal If. Roberts, Mrs. Roy Longlry, Mrs. Frank Burchmore, Mrs. C. S. Voorhees, Miss Keys and Miss Violet Burchmore. Mrs. Jerome Magee and Mrs. Ben Cotton entertained at bridge Saturday afternoon at the home of the former, in honor of Miss Lois Westbtook of Ogdensburg, N. Y., guest of Mrs. E. 8. Westbrook. Those present were: Mlas Lois Westbrook, Mrs. a 8. Caldwell. Mrs. E. 8. Westbrook. Mrs. Louis Charles Naafj, Mies Gertrude Moore head, Miss MaryAlice Rogers, Mrs. Wll lard Hosford, Mrs. W. T. Burns, Mies El dred of Jackson. Mich.; Mrs. Samuel Bums, Jr., Mrs. T. F. Kennedy, Mrs. Daniel Baum, Mrs. C. Y. Smith. Mrs. Joseph Barker, Mrs. Herbert Wheeler, Mrs. J. A. C. Kennedy and Mrs. Eva Wallace. The Z. Z. club entertained at dinner Fri day evening In the parlors of the First Methodlat church. Covers were laid for thirty-five. Dr. and Mrs. Lowland, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Sturgeas and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Detweller were guests of the club. The members present were: Misses Burdette Bummers, Edith Vapor, Fear! Roberts, Susie Loftus, Agnes Scott, Martha Moss, Tatlence 'Walker, Anna Prange, Klsle Wylle. Frances Loftus, Rogena An dresen, GoKlte Ulterback, Gertrude Dake, Fay Carter, Jessie Barnes, Franoes Brooks, Louise Yatea, Murelle Barnes, Haaelle Loveland, Grac I'tterback, Blanche Lewis, Mabel Jackson, Lulu Cummins, Gertrude Coe, Mae Cook, Effle Coe, Mrs. J. W. Mo Culley and Mrs. C. K. Cummins. Thursday afternoon Mrs. C. W. Chllds en tertained at her heme in Benson In honor of her daughter. Miss Mary Gertrude Chllds, whose engagement to Mr. Henry II. Thomas has been announced. The rooms were decorated In red and green, with red shaded lights. Dinner was served In the dining room, where the sane color scheme was carried out. The guests were seated at one long table having at each end mini ature telegraph poles banked with roses and ferps, from which the place cards, small red hearts, were extended. Little Harold Robbing, nephew of Miss Chllds, acted as messenger. The guests were Mlsaes Alta Thomas, Francis and Jessie Buller, Georgia Morton, Lin a Washburn, Ella Graven, Mattle and Effle McGuire, Edith CarteT, Mattle Nevins and Gertrude Chllds of Benson; Ruth Anderson of Coun cil Bluffs; Mesdames C. W. Chllds, Mar garet McGuire, A. L. Thomas, Bertha Gross, A. C. Thomas, R. W. Bosworth of Benson; James Robbins and A. Beattle of Omaha.. jfmssmmmmmmmm, eimeiiJWsWis...wi .. paeeiWB,..i.jgi t1MIU . j HW '""mUJasUmMMWil1illM 1 ffiinHM!-1IIWnll,l IfMlllflslU MD'lWiWIlt i.U WWHBiaiifJIB j . ; ; "pZZ 1517 FAltWAM ST. HI Th Largest Assort ment W Have Ever Shewn BUSiiELWOEK Now Is the time to have your wlater clothes cleaned and re paired. We have a rerular department for repairing and altering both snen's end wojneu's cktthlug. - We put In new linings, put on celret collars aad new buttons, put aew skirt braid and bands, etc Our prices are very reasonable and workmanship first-class. TIIE PA1IT0RIUM V tol Cleaners aad by ere." 1B13 Joaea Street. Both rhonee. - P. 6. Out-of-town business re ceives prompt attentloa. Write for price list. Plawatirea 1'ntt, The H. G. L. club was entertained Fri day by Mrs. R. C. Druesdel and the high cores for the sflernoun were made by Mrs. D. T. McGratb aad Mrs. J. Q. Mc Lean. The next meeting will be la -two weeks, at the home of Mrs. Walter Bryan. Mrs. Charles Davis entertained the Na tional Whist club at her home, 3UA South Sanatorium &-ewV This institution is the only one la the centre 1 west with sesrste buildings situated In their own ample grounds, yet entirely dis tinct and rendering it possible to classify cases. The one, building being fitted for and devoted to the treatnjent of noncontagious aad BwnueaUt diseases, ao ethers be ing admitted. Tbs other. Best Cottage, being designed lor and devoted to the exclusive treatment cf select mental cases, requiring for a time watchful care aad spe cial, aurslng. Prospective Plestsnres. A dancing party will be given at Brownell ( Hall Saturday evening. Mr. Will Pease will give a theater party at the Bovd Monday evening for Miss Lois Westbrook. I The next Tuesday momlrg muslcale will be held Tuesday. December 1, at the home j of Mrs. C. C. Allison. j Mrs. J. C. Hammond will entertain In formally Friday afternoon for hw daugh ter. Mrs.' A. G. Phles of Hanna, Wyo. ' Mrs. Thomas K II pn crick wrill give a tea at her home 'Monday afternoon for, the directors of the Vhltkig Nurses' associa tion. Mr. and Mrs. Exra Millar and Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Caldwell will entertain the Yourg Married People's Dancing club at the home of the latter Monday evening. The Diets Athletic association will keep "open house" Thanksgiving day at Us club tot ma. Thirtieth and 8paulding streets, from 8:J0 o'clock until midnight. During the afternoon there will be a foot hall game end In the evening a dancing party. The committee In charge are Mr. Franlt Harrison, Mr. Jofin T. McMahon and Dr. Hayes Gsantner. Two debutantes will be introduced this week. Mrs. A. C. Powell will give an aft ernoon reception from 3 to 6 o'clock Tues day for her daughter, Miss Katharine Powell, and Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ed ward A. Cudahy will open her home on uth Thirty-seventh street from 4 to I o'clock to introduce her daughter, Miss Jean Cudahy, who was recently crowned queen of Quivers at the A k -Bar-Ben ball. A number of Omaha students will arrive Wednesday from the. University of Ne braska. The members of the Kappa Alpha Theta aororlty 'who will spend their vaca tion In Omaha are Miss Alice McCullough, Miss Orace Rohrbough, Miss Irma Staples, Mlns Olive Hammond and Miss Mary Pahs. Those from the Delta Gamma are Miss Esss Gould. Misa Margaret Guthrie and Miss Ruth Raymond. The alumnae mem bers r.ave planned an afternoon party In their honor on Friday, November 17, at the home of Miss Hortense Clarke, and tre members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma to arrive are Miss Doris Wood, Mlas Ma Belle Hervey, Miss Ann Dennis and Miss Helen Shole. An Invitation party has teen phtnned in their honor oa Friday afternoon, November 27, at the home of Mrs, B. B. Dp vis. One of the large social affairs of the week will be the wedding Tuesday evening at Trinity cathedral at I Jo, when Miss Nathalie Merrlam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Merrlam, will become She bride bf Mr. Barton Millard, son of Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Millard. Rt. Iter. Arthur L. Williams, bishop of the Episcopal church In Nebraska, assisted by Rev. John Wil liams, rector of St ttaraasaa. will officiate.. The wedding party will Include Miss Mil dred Merrlam, sister of the bride, as miM of honor; Mrs. George Refill k, matron of honor; Elisabeth Congdon, bridesmaid, and little Miss Katherlne Barton, flower girl. Lieutenant Nathan SMverkk of Fort Sam Houston will be best ssaa. The sabers win Include Mr. Milton Darling, first usher, aad Mr. Pawling ef Milwaukee, Mr. W itlard I Butler, Mr. John Redick. Mr. Richard Buum, Mr. Paul Gallagher and Mr. George Redick. The ceremony will be followed by a reception st I o'clock st Iks borne bf the bride's parents on S?uth Thirty-seventh street, when those assisting, besides the wedding party, will be Misa Mary AUce Rogers, Mlas Helen Davis, Miss Jean Cudahy, Mlas Bets Baum, Mlas Hilda Ham mer, Miss Mary Morgan, Mrs. Edward Crelghton. Mrs. Kra Millard. Mrs. K. C. 1 Honest Values in Ladies' Apparel We believe we have demonstrated leyond qupstion the reliability of this house. Not alone reliability in merchandise nnd reasonable prices, but iu attention and servicers well. The flattering expressions we receive daily and our increasing large volume of business are truly evidence that our high aim to build upon the pro gresvsive lines of up-to-date merchandising ivS appreci ated by the public. Splendid New Garments This Week in Tailor Made Suits In all the leading shades, from $15.00 to $45.00, wi a sjiecial feature; also coats in tight find semi-fitting or - empire effects from $15 to $ Furs of the Highest Qnaiity There is every reason in the world why womeq who need furs should buy them at the "Elite." You buy your cloaks and suits here, why not furs? They bear the same label and guarantee of satisfaction that all "Elite" gar ments do, besides we can save you from 25 to 50 on a furrier's prices. Our stock is liberal, stylish and correct in price. m The great CuMo-Cost Millinery Sale Continues Monday at 1S08 Douglas Street You Get What you Want ' when you get it et Beaton's we never substitute. 'Phons Doug. SI BEATON DRUG CO. 15th and Famsm as it m I! Christmas Suggestions Why sot take advantage of the lj (eptlonal advantages this store Offers to buyers of Holiday Good. Never before have our stocks been so varied or Interesting ss they are now, an4 sever before have ws made such preparations for Christmas husl niHH. This store hai. for years, been the moot lntrettir.g ts discriminating buvers of any more in this country. fcarly purchasers tell they are deiichted with the showing we have maua of an sUiess variety f inter. ewtinff articles at madvrate prices." Owing lo the fsct that our stock contains few duplicate articles, we suKKit and Invite an early inspec tion, whether intending to purchase or not C B. Brown Co. Jrwelers and SUvrrsmrtha. . 16th and Farnam Barton. Mrs. W. B. Millard, Mrs. fcdwia H. Jenks. Mrs John Williams, Mrs. John Botrrke. Mis. Fred Cola snd Miss Jesse Millard. . J rsac G Oosslsi. A soa was bars Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. U F. Crofoo. A soa was born on Friday marntng to Mr. snd Mrs KUar Bcott. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cudahy are staking a ahvrt visit wi New York City. Mrs. Peterson of Schuyler, Neb., Is the guest of Mr. sad Mrs. W. L. Usskker. Mrs. Elisabeth Kleffaor returns today from a visit with her da uc-t iters la Ksnsas City. Mr. snd Mrs. Chart E. Black have r j j tsrssd Cross a fortnight's visit ia Ctilcmg-s with Mrs. Black's sister, Mrs. 8. "H. Cot' j ton. Mitts Butnj Monrhesd retains Monday fixrsn Chhgo. accompattrd by Mrs. Brsd wsy. Jars. 1L 8. Jay of Mlunrsjulis fa tas gut-at of tx-r daughter, Mrs. Braes ' Fbnd Mrs. Whitcomb of Chicago Is vl.il lug her daughter. Mrs. Warren Black wtU snd Mr BltaciiwuU. Mlas Myrtle Bunk will r4rs Wednesday from the setirrraMy at Lin.'Ola for the Thanksgiving holiday. Ms KatSertn Otrfisall and Mrs. M Mltcbell snd daughter, Nancy, have sosm to Oieycaas, Wya. for s short visit. Mr. sad Mrs W. IL McC'ffd are rislUag Is Kesr York Ctty, wh.re they west ts st' In the Newest Tool Affairs. London emoke, ued tops with plain ideal kid vanapa; also tlie new blue nd brown suede tops of this shoe made in button with war tope. BhoTrn only at Borosia, the exclusive women's shoe store Soresls boys and girls' shoes are best made and fit th feet naturally. Misses' and youths' noiseless ehoeo have rubber heels. Our boys' double sole calf shoe, on the latest foot-form, last, is the best hi the world. OROSI SHOE STORE TRAM K WILCOX4 Mir. 203 Sow h 15th St.. OMAHA As Christmas Time Approaches ALL EYES TURN Toward iho Store Worth While Here are suitable Christmas gifts in the greatest profusion in a range of prices that meets every desire . and all in abso lutely correct designs. The season's most charming, capti vating novelties, the solid sub stantial, "always right" sta ples of all that's correct, the best is here. Inexpensive Patterns in Great Profusion No tnatter how modest the price you want, come liere and let us show you the astonishing range of prices we offer. Stick Pins Solid G-ld Lockets A wide variety of exclusive pat terns, from the highly srsats to th plain snd som bre. Tou can find Jvnt the patters and price you want in this line. Solid Gold Rings - Beautiful designs with settings of coral. In plain and cameo patterns, turquoise and opal matrix, and plain seal rings la new snd latest styles. Special Dia tnond Rings We have a choice rot beautifSl, small stones, clever and petite, and particu larly appropriate for gifts, price Is $3.75 lo $75 $3 to $40 S20 1 Mawhinney& Ryah,Je, Tou could hard ly believe the pos sibilities attained in the blending of settings snd de signs In these clever pins. large tons settings, hand engraved. $3.50 to $30 Jewelers Q SilTersmithi 5th nd Douglas Sts. , The Good Music. Perfect Service. Correct Appointments and s Special Sunday Dinner de Lux Just a ttttla bit better than before. ThU evening from to 8 O'clock. $1.00 Per riate. Tables mar be reserved la edTsncs PHONES-Douglas 2008; A4282. Hotel Loyal Opposite tbs Post Oince. 71' n rn uiaiw Rented $100 a month, including free library privileges.- Kent a Pianola Player and open the way for every member of your family to enjoy Music. Thone or call. The player will he delivered to you tomorrow. SCI1M0LLER & MUELLER P1AI10 CO. 1311-1313 Farnam Street PHONES; DOUQ. 1625 -:- INO. A1625 :;m:Kma!ara:miBSaiKKaii:'HiA!B,iai: 1 To Christmas Shoppers i Bt'V VOIR PRKSEXTH KARI.V. - Exclusive Designs la Desk Sets, Card Cases, Letter Books, Pocket Books, H f? Brldgs. WtiUt rts, Crlbbage Sets. Poker Seta. Addresi boom. g P ink Stands. Portfolios, Writing Cases, Twine Boxes. The Finest Line ot Calendars We Have Ever Had. C THE MOYER STATIONERY CO. p 1616 Farnam Street FIRE, FIRE SALE week All our fancy back comb snd hsir ornaments, aji the err latest etytes . iCaUnud ) TUrd rM-i g,ooo aviain xsxx.m fi rented to rdr la le tslon. Wi bav. st.rera.1 slses sn1 styles lower than this some higher. Engraved dt--ut labt-ls In mdUio tuts TriMu la per tswusand up. rvsrrosr tvajsK cxtrJrr rnJaa. Combs Combs Co tubs ...10 USe ...50 ALL THIG WEEK F. LI. SC HA DELL. ooulVA . 1