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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1911)
THE BITE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JULY 22. 1011. In Woman's Yorld Don't Neglecl the Opportunity This Graed Ealf-Price ClotMmg iwmm cy the hatpt hollow U2T2C3 T0TT2JZT. 17 Sale Players Entertained I piesaent waa in etwr fnr the .rr and i'tt t vie whitipb rvwrns !TO-t(wni t Hnpov Ho low this morn- 1 u f!n:hed at auont 11 odors 4 J a limit furty tnrluding piay.r iml t.ifir fnnda In the gallery wn pr nt i ih "finala" playd. M!vs Gmf .,!miK'i. a pniimar a tha Omiht High M'hnol and nn if the yaunaest player m !h! Uiurnumwit. won th silver pup. hnw f ;h d.r-'.ui a of rh Happy Hollow Mm hi . nt ami tm lilnii mmia ii honor ,t rise winner, an all of the play ers wnn wr ni-Hvnt and aim th cailn-y air rnv !til to Hintthran. The young r im o honor was gTvn tnaeis and hrary cnngraVilatinna by all the rir.ti. Pleasures Past A linen ahowr waa flm by Mt!ia Ethel Thomnon yosterdav aftemnon in honor f M.m Uru Carpenter, who wrtl be an lgust bride. In th (Tiniilnic puiin prise won ty Hiia gtella. Morrtmm and Mlas trrac Carpenter. Those present were: 1 -! i ai ix n tor, Hit'M Iodise. Hssvl ''argenter. ' eidie Updise. J-aa Elder. Hns, Ivuwii, "'harlotta Eldr. eia Morrison. Narclsee, Bradford iHartono Updike ManjarM Bradford, Ethel Thompeao. Miss EUn Ifelsaa entertained at aa vn big party m her konra Weds red ay for her r-iast. Mlsa Emnaa Beneen af tftanton. la. Tha i tear was spent ia musts and games. wa won ay Mloa Esther Swan Hon Miaa Dora, Dickson. Those present Katner Swansea. Maoel Juhnnen. MamaM Erirkeon, Norma Ericsson. MTs w exile Uara, Emr nireeos, JT-ttt Csva-ln. JMtt Nelson. Jfrav W. B. Tag antartalaaw at bar lELi Worth. Twanty-sUrLh street. eata Omaha. Wednesday afternoon at $LbVp for bar roast. Mine Bos Banner of iihh . If' aa Cora, TTiilmse ' trm first Brass, Tia tOuusai a war H. E. ecmndla. W. B. i:hf. D. L. Eoimea, W. W. flahrr. Gam a WauaJier. W. C LaoiMrt. A. . Shacwall, f E. Grundy. Hattia Roao. Herman. Meo.: Mar Wlla, Mirhla-aa; W EL Reod. Chicago. AtTords you. All men's suits at a bona-fide reduction from honest first prices. Men wait for and come to our Semi-Annual Half-Price sales because they expect a bi bit more in style and quality than they can obtain elsewhere, and they get ft, because we specialize clothes of worth and reputation. - We are able to say here are garments that have character and tone, that are far above the made-to-our-order kind around the town. There's a genu ine worth and rich value in the clothes made by Kuppenheimer, Schloss Bros., Society Brand, Stein-Bloch and Hirsh-Wickwire that you'll find in no others. But come in and see the clothes and you'll better understand what we mean. Suits that sold from $10 to S35, are now to MISS GRACE SLJLHAUGH. At Happy Hollow Mr. and Mrs, Tbamaa J. Keller will !Jitertain at dinner at the Ran try Hollcrw eluo Itarurtay aranlna; for Mrs, Harry Paraa af New Tar, riert of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Btirna. Other reaarvatlona hare been mad b Xelaon C. Pratt, wha will have flra : "ta; J. A. Sunderland, three, and J. W. ! Wart fmir. Mm. A. C. Stokes entertained at lunch- TTinrwrtar at Happy Hollow tn honor of Ml&s Edna. Fflbur of Tank ton. S. D.. Ifueot of ILa E. M. Martin. Those pr-aent Mepdatnea J. C. Eufflna-ron, H. B. B'ly'es. Frank Knmer. M. Maj-r-OL i Carnyn TajiBart. M-sdames F. P Bnvr. Funk Smith. H. H. Rnberta. Mies Anna nw!l. L.taa Faibnr. fitrm, Hohwes. Manila Permls.. Enn V- Ensnr. B. A. S4 C. . Bali. H. Pi Cook a. L. Latx. fr B. V. Arnoid, K. Ju paraa. ' A. W. Ta. J. T. Hetsraa. R. T. TrombaO, M. It. Brraoa, jTra Towl. (farrt PaxMtoelt. ri K. Orchard. John fe"mlth. E. J. Smith, Ml ?0ra OilnhHst. Bnae Rooney, ilnrmaa'.l, MTsa CtM Watsan of Orand Tetand the rrart of honor at a lawn parry give Toeadar arenln mr her sister. Mrs. Pena r Fndraa. S3 CallfarBla street. Those present were Mioses Gertrude MoOram. VnrMx McCrajn. A :ma Carr and Anna rae ot tmmni cmii. irw . . aoda Pf!aaterr. Anna r8Jr kutti Farter of Benson. Banna Tate. Crea don. Tfeil Murphy. Anna Haster Watson of Grand T eland. rraaCT, Fodra. Matid Fod na Messrs. Will Bowers. Art Bowers. Frank nTurnhy. Frank Trtor of Grand Inland. Claud Pflssterer. Huth GHIeanla Tom Moss. Jne 0!l-oie. Jack Offorroutar. Warren of Philadelphia. A. Van nallan. Id Wttasa. Ohtna Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. Penn P. F1 res. rrsala Tatlot Water. Tha use of a pure toilet water la escedont la hot weather. Pour Into tha hand as much aa tha palm will conveniently hold and plana It In a scant basin of water, then ! ta It freely over tha face, neck and i anna The cooling- effect of this treatment la unaqu&iled. I 1 1 ITJTT f I fell 1 P P I r m ' " Furnishing Specials for Saturday's Selling "Washable Four-in-Handj, Half Price 25c values; 2 for 2oC; 50c values 25c Men '3 Belts, 33c values- for 17c Porosknit Union Suita 50c Naiftbook Athletic Underwear, per garment 25o General reduction on all regruiar lines of Shirt? $1.50 SHIRTS, S1.15 COO SHIRTS, 151.38 Broken lines of Negligee Shirt Novelty, $L5Q and $2.00 values, at 9oC $2.50 SHIRTS, $1.88 $1.00 SHIRTn. 79c Special Prices on All Straw Hats for Saturday's Selling .Straw Hat, that sold up to $2.00, 945c Straw Hats, that sold up to $5.00, :u:iaT: 3i.5 Lesser values, at 50c Get a freh one for the balance of the season. Wedding Bells The weddlna of Miss JaJine Koplin and Mr. Ralph 8. Lutes, both of PMger. Nehw. was celebrated at the home of the ofSeiaX- lnc eenyman. Rev. O M. Humphreya brlil. la a daushtar of Mr. Adolph of Ptlr sad Uie irroom is a proml- ' rarmar. anr. nuais awua, mrvtmr thvnda, accompanied them. Mr. an Mrs. Lucas wUl raaide on a farm sear PI (fer ine eeri The b inn as i Third Presbyterian Sunday School Holds Its Annual Picnic 5 A July wed din of local tatereat waa sat afcVaied Moaday mornlnir at tha ranch noma srl sr. aa Mrs. Peter Olsen at Last S a&Ka wy, when their daunhtsr. Miss V.Vc. was slvaa In marriaca to. Mr. John taTara. Bar. Fathar Ianaaua of Doug-aa Wol. aerformed tha ceremoay. Tha bride waa cawaetl la waits muil and carried a whits prayer book, tha ir-ft of her mother. Sha waa attended by bar sister. Mlas Dora Olsen, maid of honor, who was dressed tn white embroidered swlaa Fred Stafford of Omaha, brotbar of tha iroom, waa bast man. A wadding arsahfaat waa served fol lawtna; tha aw a many. Mr. and Mra. StaX ffrd ieft tor a wedding trip which will In clude Char sane. Denser aad Omaha, ending at their sew noma in East Oucago. IniL. where they will be at heme after O eraser L Both Mr. anad Mra Stafford war former Oraahana, tha bride having beaa born and raised la this dry. About a year aad a ha.f ago the Olaea aad Staflord taauUea aft fur Wyoming to taha op hamaateada. aad louawd aear Lust Springs. Mrs. Staf fer taught school in bar district for the eavaa months term. Mr. Stafford ha with tha Cuuahy Cna for atz years a waa recently transferred to Chicago. At the Country Club ..... hY '.'t--.;- v-i 'b' " " - V , v v . ;: .; - K? MA2TT ENJOT OCTIMO AT EUTWOOD PASS. THUR3DAT AJTEaSOOS. Personal Gossip will A am ail informal dinner waa gl evaouid at tha Country club by Mrs. J. J. Oleksy aad Mra, I. B. aaoaaa hi honor af Mr. Beivldars Brooks aad bis sob. Mr. Brace Brooks of New Tars, City. Thoaa present war Mlsa Helen Seoul e. Miaa 3ertha Dickey. Mra Dickey, Mra Scobia Mr. Baivlder Brooks and Mr. Brooa Broeks. Mra On ton Miller and daughter leave Sararday fur WaU Laka. Ia. Mlas Maud Tnthin of Elgin. EL. arrived tlua morning to be tha guest of Mlas Elizabeth Hamllng. Mr. and Mra Alfred Marria of Dea M ulnae, formerly of Omaha, spent the week In. Omaha vtatUng friends. Mr.. A. J. Lovs laft Wednasday to Join Mrs. Leva and sun James at Saugaruca. Mich., and remain over tha week-end. Mra Sol Degaa. Mlas Pagan and Master William Degaa have gone to tha lakes of Wisconsin for tha rest of ths summer. Mra fiamnsl Mink-1, who has been ths gneat of Mra Arthur Braadata. returns to her horn ia Louisiana, aa, oa Saturday. Mra (3. C Banner aad Mra (i. M. Wood rsugh have gone Ui siylTta Laka, Minn., wher they has a aorta a. tor ths summer. Miss JTlorenca Baiina left Wsdnesdaj arsnicg ta join her siatar. Mra S. Dohercy. at Green Lake, Minn., and spend tha sum. FASHION HINTS At the Field Club The Is i last dinner party at tha Field cjub Saturday even lag will be given by Mr. aad Mra C A Gi liuaialL wna wUl baea cavers placed for flflasa: A. T. Myars will have five guests; H B. Boytor. seven; A. ii. Lm, five; B. W. Capan. four. rated Cbaeaew a fa J cant a tender chicken aa for Wash aad wipe perfectly dry. Dip plena in baatsa egg. than roil fat Baited aad peppered cracker aust anttl It la tharoughly nested, set spun lea tor aa haur. Hav plenty of clean dripping or athar fat la a aeep frying; pan and bring slowly tn tha tunbliiiir Hunt T a ia tna cnickan Sara 1 '-tily and fry on both stdes b a Cna arawa. put toa many pi ansa la at a time, sr at each wul sot be duaa evenly. enough ta make sure tha thickest are doae ail through. Miss Florence Dutton of Hastings and Mia eraidine &i of Columbus, arrived Thursday ta be tha guests f Miss Anna J MuCagua. Miaa SiaU Baatty af Dun lap, la aad Mlas Hatan Welch of Michigan wul arrive Satur day ta be tha guests Misses Man and I I'"" Bilay. Mr. and Mra George W. Johnston re turned Thursday from their weddind trip In Europe. Whale ia Lamina they wit nessed tha earonailua. MIbs Emiwa Boatrsy leaves thia evening ta take a trip aa ta great lakea She wiil vlatt Moatraai. Boa toa and Mew Tork ba tara raturain homa. Miasea Saiheriae McCarthy and Eleaaor MoCarthy left today for a three weeks vtstt ia Denver. They will be Joined later by their mother. Mra J. H. McCarthy. Mlas ITsian Matfee of Chicago, wna has been visiting her brother. Mr. Waylaad jBAgee, on the Pratt farm near Benning ton. ha left for a trip through Wyoming. HisBca Beaxr-.cs and Harriet Decker of Psona. EL. wha are tha guests af Mra W. M. Tonaoa tlua week, wul be guests of thaur brother. Edward Decker, next V4ily and R ant pu . .ecee an a aaen ta Dai It is tha duty af a I be courteous a ather guaeta aad of the family, ta be punctual.' ta avoid sav tadoniatla conversatloaa and to refrain aina fi,iiie la tha heaae. A if Invitation to moths. Have such things brushed free from dust aad then eiaaned and parked away. Camphor, moth balla, eta., keep moths away because they object ro the odor, but If motha are already pres ent the things earned do not prevent their hatching out. A cold storeroom 1 setter thaa a warm ana If moths have got Into carpeta they may be killed by sponging ths earpeta with benatne or gasoline, but first opaa all doors and windows so that there 1 a perfect circulation of air. Uaaunil. leave them open till every trace of tha fluid has disappeared. Bssy Baakaa, When taking hany on a trip of any great lengtn to hav everything Cor eomfort handy b) neoesaary. Ta this end a Japanese straw telescope case may ha arranged per faetly for the purpose. Line the lower basket with heavy gray linen, wirh pockets around tha aides to hold a!l of tha toilet articles ten rubber lined tor toe sponge aad snap. A pia easuioa of ttnna aad a liaea covered talcum eompleta the rutin rs. raided la ta center is ths bath apron, towels aad Bight clothes. Wide Cat elastic holds two or three eh sages of dresses In th cover- Folded on the top. before put ting rh stout shawl strap tat place, la tha Htt! soft gray blanket and baby pillow, with, a gray prateatioa case Slipped oa whsa not ta uaa With this eutnt baby need disturb ao nwi eamfort and will require a un packing ef bags or say frultloes search for tn seeded arransa Of course, tha lit- Some Hints on Hose HE popularity ef pumps for women s wear snd the vngu for short skirts are respon sible for the fanry silk stock inirs of beaded and embroid ered designs. Most women are rather proud of having their feet dressed well, and Justly so. aa nothing ia amr attractive thaa a trim looking foot, and the combination of pumps and beautiful hoes works wonders in show ing them off to the beat advantage. Tha woman who Is smsrt'y dressad no longer thinks that her fine silk stock bags with their lines af clocking are sufficient for any but th most or dinary wear. Wonderful patterns decorate the instep and meander up Uib aides In placs of cloukinga. Japanese silk atoklngs. which re ar mtil a satin, outiast pure silk ones, but If you really prefer silk hnen you ran buy those with lisle solsa When the heels and soles of silk stockings have worn out buy cause feet aad at tach them after cutting tha foot of the irilk stocking off at th ankla These can be worn with Msh abnea Farm the tops with narrow r'bbon. so the garter cliup will not pull tha threads. If a hole wears In the stork ing foot plane a piece of sheer silk In side and darn it In place with silk to match tha hose. Many women perhaps the majority wear their stork: nira as they name from the store. They should first b washed, not oniy ft r the sake at clean liness, but becsuse they will wear bet ter. The washing will cause a slight snrinkage. which brings tha threads together more completely. Snak them first la tepid water in whfrb, Htt! boras has been dissolved, then wash tn tepid water and nns in two or three waters before hanging them up to dry. Another reason why this washing should be done hi because you do not know what hands have held th stocking before they cams Into your Ii asaaealoa whether they hav always been in the moat cleanly quarters or whether any Injurious dye ta present. ejQoajJ Ua alcohol lamp aad bottle. If used, will find plenty of room tn . th bottom of the basket. Aa this basket Is a horn made i convenience. It la a very cheaply gottea up affair. Oa.Flce Freak. One-piece frocks are delightfully simple : both tn line and adornment. Plain founds- I tiona with ail manner af charming child J collars and 'huffs In plains, dots and stripes that harmonise or contrast with ; the plain matriais are used extensively Thus one sees a plain satin foulard em pire gown, straight from shoulder to hem. with a heavy cord wound around and knotted at th aid t gtv th waist line A oollar of silk tn Scotch plaid affect, deeply pointed at th back, and Cat turn back euCi edging peasant sleeves are the only adornment. Such a frock is not only striking, but tt ta beautifully youthful, a point sever overlooked by the woman wise in tha way of her kind. Oae Hams- Bat Three-fourth cupful of sugar, oa egg-, j two eupfula of milk, four eupfuls f atftsd flour, four taaapoontula of th beat bsktng ; powder, on cupful of outs. Lat raise thirty j minutes. Bake thirty minutes. Heel pa must be fo lowed aa given. sTead Waadawfal Kaallwa;. After Buffering many years wttu a aor. Amos inag, Port Byron. B. T, waa cured by Buckleu's Arnica Salva '. For sal by Beaton Drug Ca IVonderfu! Bargains Await You Elere in Our July Clearing Sale All our summer goods are going now at remarka.bty low prices. Remember tfcjse are not old etock, but freah, new, dependable goods. Sals ef Whits Mcslia Onderekirts, S2c Beautifully made garments with deep embroidered and lace flounces; actually worth up to $3.00. Beautiful Sooner Waists at 83s and 5Ss Exceptionally pretty waists, handsomely flowered and embroidered. All come with Dutch neck aad kimono sleeves; actual t slues up to $2.50, at 89c and 59c. Ssnssr Crc:s at Gshsard Cf Prises Woman's aad Mlaaes' p retry sum mer wash dresses. In aaadaom su-iped1 sjid Cxurtni eftacta, moa I7 la Dutch, necks and kimono alaavea. valaa to 14.00, gaturdar. at linn Wash Skirts Begula 99 to UI Tainaa. mX 51.43 eguli .43; Woman's aad Via' summer wash, draw eg, m, pieaalns asaorte mnt of style and colors. TaJuea to $3.00. at SttS Baaatirul allover and eolorad em- brolderad dxa a, rrjax $ 7.50 ta $12.54 Taiuae, at S3.S5 Wait aad Taa Laacm Skirts ta tha bow p ratty gorad aad g f m panel affect, at Miss Man an Becker of Keokuk. I ar rtvad Taaaday tn be the guest af tha raw Edna and ESots Hiilla. August t Mlsa Backer return horn accompanied by th Hilll. Rub to a in vena eaa-haif cupful ef butter aad a cupful af sugar. Aad one- li t aup ful ef maiasBw. aaw-kaif upful af Bulk, artta ans n iarr-r taaapoanful ac soda dl solved in It. a tea spoonful af salt, on bestea egg. aad flour to mix St. It. with man guest keep her dreaaing taiua sad two """"'"""- " ft araclea in ardwr seas the asr h douga in paruoa. pax mut a aueet. plswas aa a couna oaain im, run o cutea 'n-io are nreparty tlnseiai Then are srsrral at-of -tha ordinary touches Ui this aerg suit tUat ara very pieaain. It could also be ODpiad ia a bsavy Tiisna Th hat is a model that is seat aad practical tut traveling. T Tha best preventive of moth la fra ouant thorough sweeping and tha eitmina uun. If posaibia ef all tuftad nphoiatery. It this ia not poaslbl th tadlon procaas af brushing out each rraass auiat be goa through wtta often. Lines slip savers are almost indlapeniahie In such rasa Allowing caatuTf clothing r plaras at Alteration Sale-Altered Prices 25 to 50 Per Cent Off on Everything Altering this store makes it worth something to come to it. The noise of the workmen is unpleasant, but the 23 per cent to 50 per cent Off makes up for it Note a few of our many baryains. $3.00 Dresses, at.. $2.50 $7.00 Dresses, at. .$3.73 $15X0 Dresses, at $7.50 $20.00 Dresses, $10.00 $2.00 Lingerie Waists, $1.00 $3.00 lingerie Waists. $1.50 $6.00 Lingerw Waists, $3.00 $12.00 Lingerie Waists, $o.9S Women with wants and with taste will find this store a jubilee of bargains. ITJeinlander Cl Smith Ladies Exclusive Furnishers 317 South leta Street. Order Your Fall Suit. Coat or Skirt To Your Measure Now We must keep our tailors, busy dariof the dull summer month and you will Cad it decidedly ta jour kdvantaga to order sow at tn prevailing" reduced price. VyZij f I J J a m or srwtrr COrlAr J err r-r mrrrt Lsvmi j S""tj s"ii.- Saturday, I.!oniay and Tussiay Any Hat 50c to 02 PENNELL IIILIJNERY CO, mlu Our new location will be the Partoa Block; No. 215 South 15th street; over Copley jewelry store. 1 "V soiled artlcUw BtoUun. ratlar ever tt. sMtn ta a-oiimiilata ha a MBS
