TIIK OMAHA srXTAY REE: APRIL ?A. 1912.
WHAT THE WOEN ARE DOING u
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Members of Omaha Woman's Club
Are to Eavc a Busy Week.
SOCIAL SCUKE IS UP MONDAY
Arbor Day la to Be Obaerre mm
Some- Trrra Will Be Placed
Around the CIdv
Honae.
Th Omaha Woman's club will hav?
two big days this we k the party In ccl
ft ration of lis nineteenth birthday.
"U dnestiav. and th Arh.ir day clehra
t.im of tl.e social science department and
IK1 forestry committer. Monday.
The Monday meeting will start off with
a ,roi;rrim hy the social science depart
nier.i, of which Mrs. X. J. Biras is
leader, when Dr. D. E. Jenkins, presi
dent of the L'niveraity of Omaha. w!l!
tpeak on The Social Service Significant-
of the Men and Religion Forward Move
mrnt' and K. C. Tape on 'Nebraska
Uns Concerning Women." As this is
the last meeiinff of the season of the de
partmei.t the election of officers will
held.
After the social science meeting the
forestry committee, of which Mrs. Wl
11am Berry of ifouth Omaha is chairman
will hold exercises appropriate to Arbor
: day. Mrs. A. V. Bradley will speak on
Arbor day and vines wilt be planted out
side the Metropolitan building, where the
club meetings are held. An Informal re
ception will close the afternoon. All club
members of the club are invited.
The birthday party Wednesday la !n
charge of the art department, of which
t Mrs. W. H. Hancock la leader. Miss
Sara Hayden, head of the art department
in the University of Nebraska, will be
the speaker of the afternoon, her topic:.
"Ijondon Art Galleries." Mrs. N. N.
; Hess will sing. Each member Is entltlei
I to bring one guest and the Society of
r'ine Arts has been Invited in a bodv.
A reception will follow the address. Tn
the receiving line will be Miss Hayden;
Mrs. F. H. Cole, General Federation wc
retary for Nebraska; the retiring offi
cers of the club and the newly-elected
officers. The house and home committee
.has charge of the reception.
The philosophy department of the
Omaha Woman's club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Mary B.
Newton has been re-elected leader of th
t department to serve again next season
! Mrs. William Berry was chosen assistant
: 1 ader and Miss Mary Krebs was re
elected secretary-treasurer.
The prop ram and election of officers
of the current topics department of the
Omaha Woman's club, w hich was to have
been held next Tuesday, has been post
poned until April 30.
Mrs. H. K. MrKelvy. chairman of the
Nebraska Federation of Women's clubs
ilvtc committee, will speak on "Com
munity Civics" Monday afternoon at the
seventh annual convention of the fourtn
district at York.
The household economics department of
the South Omaha Century Literary club
will hold Its last meeting of the season
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C. M. Kchln
del. There will be a luncheon after which
a literary program will be given. The
hostesses assisting Mrs. SrhlndtM at the
luncheon will be: Mrs. l Howe. Mrs,
Y. L. Troy and Miss Louise Srhlnde).
The feature of the program will be a
talk on "Lowell, the Critlc-Hls Service
to America" by N. M. liraham, superin
tendent of South Omaha schools.
April a. ISSS-Mr. L. B. Hall, a promi
nent gentleman of Dorrance. Kan., and
M ss Eva Free, daughter of Mr. M. A.
Free of Omaha, were wedded at the
home of the bride by Rev. J. S. Myers of
Springfield. Mo. Miss Mamie Free, sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr. J.
S. Woodburn of Omaha acted as grooms
man. The happy couple made an exten
sive visit In Colorado for their honeymoon.
April TL ISC Mr. John W. Ivers and
Miss Sadie Clark succumbed to cupid's
powers and united their fortunes at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dale. Rev.
G. W. Brown of the Hanscom Park
Methodist church tied the nuptial bow.
Mif Emily Foster attended the bride
and Mr. Frank King was the best man.
An exceedingly large number of friends
of the contracting parties attended th
wedding.
April . lfO-Oruyer Ha!! Tites. audi
tor In the I'nited States National hank
marks up the leather anniversary of h.s
marriage to Virginia Mead. The wedding
was celebrated at Falls City. Nrb.
April H. iw-.Starry P. Berwick,
prominent in the real estate business,
and Mrs. Host wick ne F.Ka J. Keed
today reach th tr china wedding anni
versary. The wedding took place In
Omaha.
April :i. Vl-Ir. Paul II KM is. phy
sician and surgeon, is a Ivued;. t of
seven years' standing. Lillian Covert
his bride ami Council Bluff the scene -f
the ceremony.
SEASON'S OPPORTUNITY
at the home of the president Mrs. E.
Barr, 2W0 Maple street.
The West Omaha Mothers' Culture club
will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. P. T. Barber. Davenport
street. A nurse will be provided to care
for the children.
The cast for the suffrage p'ay. "How
the Vote Was Won," which will be given
by the Omaha Woman's Suffrage society
Saturday afternoon. May 4. at the Lyric
theater, has been selected and rehearsals
have begun. In addition to the play
there will be music by Frances Palais,
pianist, and Miss Grace Mclinde, violin
ist. Miss Florence Basler will sing the
solo parts In the song. "Woman's
Rights." The cast;
Horace Cole ....Will Re
Ethel, his wife Mrs. W. K. Shafer
Winifred, her sister. ...Mrs. F. 11. Htggins
Agatha Cole. Horace's Hister
.Mi.-s Grace Conklln
Mottle, his niece Misa Helen Sinclair
Mrae. Christine, his distant relation..
Miss Lola Byrd
Maudle Spark, his first cousin
Miss Minerva Qulnby
Miss Lizzie Wtlkins, his aunt
Mrs. A. A. Holtman
IJlv. maid of all work. .Mrs. J. K. Shafer
Gerald Williams, his neighbor
Charles llertzog
The Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. K.
F. Epworth, 2y-'2 Harney street
FERGUSON TO HEAD THE
DUNDEE CLUB.
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The regular monthly meeting of tlie
Woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal
churches of Omaha and iclnity will be
held in St. Paul's church. Thirty-second
and California streets. Friday afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock. A largo attendance Is de
sired, It being the last business meeting
If fore the annual council. There will be
no program.
P. E. O. Sisterhood wll meet with Mrs.
P. W. McVea Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
F. C. Patton and Mrs. R. B. Zachary
will be assisting hostesses In charge of
the meeting.
Bird stories will be told at the meeting
of the Wyche Story Tellers' league Thurs
day afternoon at the Puhllc library, by
Mrs. R. S. Coleman. Miss Ida Crowvtl and
Miss Grace Miner.
Dr. Delia A. Lynch will speak on "Child
Welfare' before the North Side Mothers'
The Frances Wlllard Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union will meet Tuesday
at 2 p. m. with Mrs. C. N. Withnell, 2330
Burdette street. "Health and Heredity"
will be the subject of discussion. The
meeting will be held Tuesday Instead of
the regular day, Wednesday, In order
that some of the members may attend
the birthday party of the Omaha Wom
an's club.
SOCIETY GIYES BIG AFFAIRS
(Continued from Page Two.)
Mrs. George Barker In honor of Mrs.
Violet Hall of St. Louis, guest of Mies
Katherlne Moorhead. About thirty guests
were present. Interesting pictures of
Spain were given.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Mrs. J. F. Ferguson was the happy
choice of the Dundee Woman's club fnr
its next season's president. She will be
the sevententh president of the club and
Is said by her club sisters to be ably
fitted to lead the organization's literary
studies.
The Dundee club numbers forty-seven
members and belongs to the state feder
ation. It has just completed an unusually
successful scaAon, of study of American
literature.
Mrs. Fred Schnell. The afternoon wss
spent with music and a social time.
Those present were:
Mesdames
J. Welsonbork,
J. L. Wise.
K. Hutchinson.
C. Young.
Charles Foster,
o. R. Cook.
G. Shock ley,
V. C. Price.
A. Hald.
Misses
Linda Sehnell,
Marguerite
Welsenlwick,
Mesdames
J. A. Cry sal,
B. Trostl. r.
P. Beigl.-rnerer,
M. Ik inm:M,iid,
W. M. W.i.1,.
C. J, i linm,
Char lee liekleman,
C. E. tSchuell.
Misses
May llorton,
lva llorton.
Hundreds of New Coats, Suits and Dresses on
Special Sals Monday
500 Spring Suits F C
Values to S25. at
Smart up ti-.l.it. unit In pbm or fancy modoU. Made of fash
ionable fabrit-s In ilrsir;iblt colorings.
S35.00 and S40.00 Ex
clusive Suit Models at
$25
It l really asioiilsluiiK what cuiuii'tio styles ami rli !i materials can
be ohniiiu it at tlH price suit. They are exact reproductions of
creations by the le.ii'.mi; Parisian ilesicners. flue liipconls, man
nish wormed. Krench serges, new novelties and several styles of
silk suits They are real bargains at S'"! OO
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Nobby Spring Coals $10, $15, $18.75, $25
At the above prices wo show excellent values made In the lat
est sprtuc models The assorimeni includes navy serKea, diagonal
smart mixtures and cloaking.
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Mutrri: Mauler:
.lumen IVrklns. Vlmnit (Ullartifr.
ri.n.-l. t'rab, lwrunoe GHllaKht-'r.
LtTnard Monaahan.
$7.90
Silk and Wool Dresses
512.75 Value, at
Presses that would ordinarily cost you $12.T."i to J15.ni). but we
selected these material and had them made to ault us In some of
the smartest novelty effects of the season silk and sorgo mater
ials, a very unusual opportunity. MONDAY $7.90
$25 and $30 SILK DRESSES at 515
Over t.iO silk dresses, creations of exquisite materials, striped or
plain taffetas, crepes, chiffons, silk poplins, soft messallnes.
French serges and other fabrics equally popular in an amazing var
lety of styles and colors. 1 here s every site from 16
to 42 and a stunning, distinctive model to please
every taste MONDAY AT
.$15
Cream
Tailored Suits,
$15.00 to
$23.00
Suits for '
Stout Women,
$19.75 and
$22.50
Uttle MtM Prtrnthy Gallagher, rtitUKh
ter of Mr. an1 Mm. J. M. (:tllmrher, en
tertained Satnrilay nftf rn- on at her linrn
In c'H'bratlin of her fifth birth. lay. The
children present were:
Mtlle Mip-i-n: Mttle Ml Mm:
Kathehne Kelkenny, ViTKlma S-t(,
burlle llrlm. Miihil Nuncnt,
Alice ( Hrman, I(m- Spt. !.
lxiln JC"tt, MarKiiitlti Nuprnt,
Liladys 10 eves, )ornihy tlalluKher.
Engagements
An engaifement of much local Interest
la thAt of Mlna Helan Irena Dyer of
Berkeley, Oal, to Mr. John Frank Coad.
Jr., eldest aon of Mri J. F. Coad.
Tha announcement wa made ttt a lun
tiieon itlven yesterday ty Mlaa Pyer at
the home of her parent a, Mr. and Mra
Timothy Iyer of Iterkeley.
MIm !er Is a trraduate of th Vn
vrrMty of California and Mr. Coad la
president of tha Packers National hunk
of Bouth Omaha. Mtsa Pyer vlrlted In
Omaha last year and baa many friends
here. The weddlntf will probably take
place In the early summer.
Mr. M. ftrnwn announces the encnue-
nicut tf lir daughter, MHs hlhble, to
Mr. Katn Hlock of Fremont, Neb.
Had Had Expprlrnrff
Funday School Teacher -If you ore a
(rood hoy, HuMrr, you will go to heaven
and have a unld crown on your head
HuitT- Not for mine, then. 1 had one
of them things put on a tooth once.
Officers and Delegates of Omaha Woman's Club
5-Passentfer Brougham-All Scats Facing Forward
In bringing out this magnificent Brougham, the Baker Company hai sur
passed anything hitherto designed in a five-passenger Colonial electric.'
There is nothing at luxurious on the market; nothing as roomy; nothing
as modern. Being a more recent product than any other make, it has had
the advantage of all the latest improvements and more thorough designing
This model is upholstered in deep wine color broadcloth, with old gold
metal trimmings An unusually handsome color scheme in connection
with the rich garnet panels.
ELECTRIC GARAGE COMPANY,
Omaha Distributon
N. W. Cor. 40th and Farnam Sts.
The Baker Motor Vehicle Co.
Manufacturers
Cleveland, Ohio.
b,vc- f & m Ivv; I
msimat&KvlM. Jte-EJUhnae-lH 2kJ3W-CW&..fc 2fc.FJf.sXZeCrSec.
The annual evr-nt In local womar.'s
Clubdom has Mken place th next sea
rons offers fr the Omaha Woman's
ciub have U-en eiecrd.
Mrs- C. W. Have, who fnr seventeen '
years has been one of the most a live
n,,mh.rt in the club, was chosen presl-
fact that her name was not on the slate !
prepared by the nomtnaMna; committee. '
All the other executive officers were the l
nominating committee' a nominees. The ,
list comprisf-a Mrs. X. H. Nelson, first !
vic president; Mrs. F. T. Rouse, secoiv! '
vice president; Mrs. E. M. Syfert, record-
Omaha, corresponding Ferret ar; ; !r1.
John O. Yefser, merrymaker' tre.iauier.
Almost as excitint a the c il-e of
officers w.is th election of d -legates
to th biennial convention of the -n-ra.I
Federation of Women's Clubs, which W.ll -
be hcud In ban Franc laco June 23
as a delegate ex-offloio. Mra. M. L. '"m
eron. the out-fining president, was e!fcti
rieJefrate, (H were aUo Mri, K, T. Ri'i
urA Sir1. V.. It. H ;me Mr-. Iyrd. the
new corresponding secreUtry jf the
Omaha club, was elected dMegata to
ue cunvention by the bwutd uicaha
dent by majority la apita ot tti In secretary; ilra. 1 M. Lord of South j Mrs. Ha,yoa wlU attend ta convenUon Century Literary clubk
Mr. Jerome Frederic I leyn will hereafter
have sole charge of our operating depart
ment and will do all the posing in oar
studio.
This announcement, we believe, will bo
received with pleasure by our hundreds
of patrons whom Mr. I leyn has served in
this studio. Many of them will trust
themselves to no other hands for lifelike
and artistic poses.
The reputation of his skill is such that
he has been selected as official photo
graphic artist in Omaha for American
Society, an eastern society magazine of
national reputation. This publication
plans shortly to issue an Omaha number,
in which the photos will be by Heyn.
Mr. Heyn is extremely successful in
posing persons of all ages. His degree
of success with children is seldom attained
and those who appreciate the rarity of it
are highly pleased when. they Jring their
children to this studio.'
The Corset
Women Like
"NonU" tunti eaa bm ebtasnsd
only from us. Thej eontaln features
for wear, comfort and fitting that
no other coreet poaaeuea Brerr
corset carrlea a full cuaraataa.
Our stock la ao Urge each rsr
letr of models that ail voma can
be properly fitted.
Norda Corsets ranga In. ptjaa from
Ji 00 to 125 00.
Our fitting aarrlca) cannot ba
equalled.
Ida C. Sttckweil
oath aide Batnaoa 1
Braadela Thee tea,
Phona for Appointments Daogiaa
ly I lthu4
i lewar Sts.
After Shopping
or the Matinee
A light lunch anil a hot enp ot
chocolate or Ceylon tea will do
much to quiet the nerres and rest
yon. Try it next time yon are
down town at our Bod oasis, IStb.
and Dodge street store.
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