THE BEE: OlfAIIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1912.
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By MJGLLIFIOIA.
Thursday,, Oct. 31, 1912.
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HOSTS and witches wero abroad this ovening in reality, especially
in tho Wot Karnam street neighborhood, The children enjoyed
tholr fourth annual "ghost walk." A Hallowe'en supper was
given at the homo of Mr. and Miu. C. W. Axtell at 6:30 o'clock, and
m soon as darkenss fell tho children, wrapped in sheots and wearing tall,
black witches' caps opened the doors of their friends' homos and, march
Ins In, cast a spell of good luck over tho household, it candy or sweets of
come kind were not forthcoming, or If thoy were given a wolume. Dut the un
hoBpltablo oivns woll, the children will tell tho naughty boys about them
and loavo Jhem to the mercy of their mischievous pranks. The children,
most of whom are little girls, march In to tho houses and arpund the dining
room table, or whorevor the family Is assembled, and then quietly disappear.
I Tho little girls enjoy this kind of a Hallowe'en celebration better than the
throwing of corn and tho screeching tlc-tacs.
At tho ghost walk this evening wore Mlssei
Mary Doud,
Charlotte Hosowater,
OretcKen Kant man,
Camilla Edholm,'
Uarbnra Burns,
Elizabeth Austin,
Lane Astoll.
Dorothy Darlow,
Milan Jlond,
Winifred Grant,
Eiolo Schmidt,
Florico Shaw,
Phyllis Hunter,
Jossolyn Stone,
Mercedes Jensen,
Pauline Coad,
Vlr Whjte,
Ann Axtell,
L, Master,
Debutantes' Luncheon.
MIbi MerKaret Qrecr ISnum was hostess
(it a beautifully nppnlntod luncheon today
nt hr honiu. Hallowe'en ileooratlons wero
used and only debutantes were present,
with the exception of Mlssv Helen Scobln
mid Miss Violet Josfyn, who made their
debut Uryenr. Covers were placed for:
Misses Misses
Daphhe Peters, Allco Carter.
Uertha Dickey. Cuimellta Chase,
, Kotherlne Thummeu.vioiet Jomyn,
Dorothy Hall, Helen Scobln,
Paulino Burlce, Mar.krct Qreer
Mary Hurklcy, llaum.
Bridal Party Attend Theater. 1
, Miss Klliabeth Druco W'U cnxcriain ni
1 n thcJtor party this evening at the lioyd
(theater to see "A Modern Eve." Tliq
jnuests will be MIhc Ituth Hammer and
Mr, imroiu xrucncii mm iu iiiviuwn
of their wedding; purty. Those present
will be:
Fizz Club Hallowe'en Partv.
Tho Fits club will gtvo a "rube" partjNi-
at tho homo of Elmer Ifurz, tho president
of tho club, 3MS Lafayette avenue. The !
Interior of tho house will be beautifully I
decorated In orange and green. Tho even- I
A SPECIAL SALE OF
TRIMMED PATTERN HATS
Worth- to $17.50140 splendid,
beautifully trimmed pattern hats,
the entire sample line of a largp
wholesale milliner. There are no two
hats alike. Each is a gem in itself in
beauty of design and stylo. Not a one
worth less than $10.00. Extraordinary
value Friday and Saturday at
TRIMMED HATS,
Worth to $5.00-Pretty
trimmed hats in scoros of
the newest designs. A
wonderful assort- Si
ment, at
198
I .SnlRniiiii Valvnt SfianRS'
Worth to I5.9S. Made of high
est grado velvets, in newest
styles at
$3.98 and $1.98
Caps
$1.50
Plush and Corduroy
worth 3.00,
at
BEAVER HATS
Worth to ?G, splendid
beavers, in blk
and col- do OO
at., Pb.70
ors,
Thenoveltyqa
I ---3 JVa OMAHA
Women's and Misses'
Woel Serge Dresses
worth to $10, at
S3 98 and S4.9S
Misses
Hilda Hammer,
Kllxaboth Davis.
Katherlno Ueeson.
Messrs. ,
aeorg" Pritchctt,
John D&ughcrty,
Harold Brady,
I Misses
'Ituth Hummer,
P.llzabeth Ilruce
Mildred Butlor,
Messrs.
Harold Pritchctt,
lUynioncl uw,
Jack Webster,
' Qettman-Hoote Weddinp.
Tho wedding- of Miss Gertrude Mao
. Hoote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hooto, to Mr. Charles U Octtman. took
place at St. Rarnabsr church Wednesday
evening at 1 o'clock. Tho Ceremony waB
performed by llov. John Williams.
The bldo was gowned In white net
over whlto satin and carried a shower
bouquet of bride rose and lilies of tho
valley. Her veil was held In place by
prays of lilies of tho valley,
i MlM Myrtlp Snyder ws brldcsmutd and
wore a sown of ptnk marquisette,
trimmed with pearls and lace, and car
ried pink roses.
Mr. drover deltman, brother of the
Broom, was belt man,
Following tho ceremony at tho church
an Informal reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clcttmon will bo at home
' after November IS In this city.
. Pleasures fast
Mrs. Ernest Hawklnson entertained at
luncheon Wednesday afternoon. The
ruext were Mesdames H. Linda, T,
Iturlau, J. Swanson und V. Johnson;
Mirses LUctle Husau and Evangeltno
Mwanson.
prekent will be
Mlsnes
Irene Wahosky,
Mabel Kutz.
U, Thompson,
MarKaret Dlneen,
Hcnrltta Prlntz,
a. Beck,
Inez Oisbursr,
K. Lambreck,
Flora Udell,
(Joneva Kurz,
Messrs.
Klmer Kurz,
II. Ltnahan,
O. Itankcr,
Paul Krvln,
Stanley Kurz,
W. Banker,
ltay Tiaynpr,
F". Dlnccn,
U KeluTmahorn,
F. Henderson, j
W. Johnson,
A. Schermuhorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Kurz.
Sir. and Mrs. O. D. Schmidt. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kuiz.
Shower for Bride.
A tun prise miscellaneous shower was
Clven Wednesday afternoon for Miss
U race Meyer, who wU bo a November
bride. Those present were!
MISHC3
Mabel Wahosky,
M. l-'yfe.
M. Martinson,
Black.
Caroline Udell,
MarKaret DeVlne,
M,' Wagner,
Catherine O'Conncll,
Muriel Itusland,
Manraret Wahosky.
Messrs,
IrA'Intc Sorenson,
Joseph Schulecu,
Huso Cosbiire,
A, Thompson,
Roy Kurz,
Rex Wheeler,
H. Schmidt,
A'lctov Black,
R. jjhelp,
Charlie Burns,
Clifton Burns.
Mesdames
M. IJelches,
8. Wells,
Misses
Ooldle Alplrti,
Kann'e Roeenstock,
"rrti-n Newman.
S. StiaUBs,
Uevansky ,
of Puxbl" Colo.
- A little 'Bee want ad does the busines
Everybody reads Bee want ads
s.
Attractive
Millinery,
Reductions
AU trimmed hats (im
ported and pattern hats ex
cepted) at
fcoff
The assortment is large
and the season's latest and
nfost exclusive styles are to
be found. ' Come and look
them over. You will "bo
pleased.
Mrs. A. Huster
asi K.
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Hotel Loyal nldg,
J
Mesdames
M. Mother.
A. ,Ivlno,
A. M. Brauer,
, M. Meyer.
T. Rosenthal,
' R Polslty.
L. Sommer,
V. Chemlss,
H. Pollock.
T. Rich,
Military Hops at Army Posts,
A Hallowe'en hop win bo given at iron
Crook this evening. PreeedlnR tho hop.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clarenc Farnham
will entertain at dinner. A number of
KUests from Omaha wilt attend.
Friday evcnlner, November 8. a military
hop Vlll bo given at .Fort Omahu. Nu
merous quests from Omaha and Fort
Crook are. planning to attend the hop.
For Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Frank Baker entertained today In
honor of Mrs. Frederick Baker of Chi
'ago and Sirs. Edgar Armstrong. The
afternoon was spent at bridce and the
rooms decorated In P nk and white. Those
present were:
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BRANDEIS STORES SEMI-ANNUAL
HALF-PRICE MILLINERY SALE
Including All the Ostrich Plume
Hats. All the Willow Plume Hats.
All the Huts Trimmed with Ostrich
Novelties. All the Dress and Street
Huts. (Everything except Aigrette
Trimmed Hats.)
At Just i Price
SATURDAY
BRANDEIS STORES
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Mesdames
i Wilson Atkins,
'time Hartley,
r. VI. Qllttier.
William Oulld,
llarain uean,
1C. M. Hlftter.
Floyd Shn-ood,
Ira W. Porter,
Misses
Florence Liver,
Qall Yoeman,
Mesdames
FrBtik Field,
Arthur Cajacob,
Jack Jamison,
Guy llaio,
Frederick Raker.
Kilirsr Armstrong-,
Frank Baker.
Misses
Mabel Hod Jin,
AAshintoi Crisps
nOBOi thc sueiiSt aaumr or rasrc cbm rura.M amskabssbmbjsj
Cut ff en4Hird HIGH tut f living ftr tcrttl
Tickles the taste!
Whets the appetite!!
Oaly titloc;IcaasaxlMeret Went! More!!!
(U) " JHrtt U tXt HOMES cf.kU Cnmtrymm"
uutv or wmi xm nats:utAXvnuim
Inritations for November Affairs.
Mrs. John J. Dickey hattiued Invita
tions for the tea which she will glve
November 15 for her daughter. Miss
Uertha Dickey, -and for a dsnclns party
the following- evening at tho Omaha
Country club.
Mrs. Arthur James "Davis of Port
Crook has Issued Invitations for an after
noon reception at her quarters at the
post In honwr of Mrs. William C. Buttler,
who leaves soon for the Ihlllpplnes, and
for Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Fulton.
Hallowe'en Party
Master deorae Willis Welsh will rive a
Hallowe'en party this evening- at his
home. The house will be decorated In
Hallowe'en colors and Jack o'lanterns.
Uhott stories and games will furnish the
amusement and prStea given to the win
ners. Those present will be;
Masters Masters
Benton Heller. Loui Ilenuorf,
Utonard Heerman, Carl Harsh,
George Murphy, Charles Voorhees.
Francis Cwcns, Ivem Everson.
Ulllle Coon.
In and Oat of the See Hive.
Mrs. Lacey Patterson and children,
s More
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Mr, Dudley Crafts Watson, who will
lecture before the Fine Arts society Fri
day evening, will bo the guest while here
of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Chase.
Mrs. Roy Dougall an children, Frances,
George Park and Annis Dougall, who
have been visiting Mrs. Dougall's porepts,
Mr. and Mrs. George Park Moorhead,
will return to their home In Pittsburgh
tMs evening. "
Return from Europe,
Judge and Mrs. William A. Redlck, Mrs.
Warren M. Rogers and Miss Mildred
Rogers, who have been spending, several
months touring Europe, returned home
this morning.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C Behreni announce
the engagement of their daughter, Eliza
beth, to Mr. B. It. Braun. The date for
Warren and Margaret, of Marshalltown. j the wedding has not been set
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