Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 03, 1912, Page 8, Image 8
THFJ J3E10: OMAjIA, TUESDAY, DKCEMBKK :r ...... i ' Mr M A WHEVB f, iBy MELLIFIOIA. Monday, Dec. 2, 1912. T sriT it z rv i UP. W HB father of ono of the debutantes Is rlmllng-the youthful bachel ors, bs far an popularity koc, with tho young pooplo. When Mrs. D. A. Bauni rrvo two debut teas for her daughter, Marcarct Oreor Ilaum, the Utter part of the teas Mr. Daum tunlotod In receiving tho Kuests. lfr. Baum made' a decidedly popular lmprcaalon and Saturday, when Miss Kathcrlnc Thuramoll made her debut, Mr. Baum had tho honor of being tho only nian Invltod to the tea. However, .Air. Thummell decided that he had been missing something and he was In tho recelting line, n'ud not even the debutantes had a more enjoyable tlrao than' Mr. Bitum and Mr. Thunimell. Mr. Haum-Iio.1 hr-en h"ot at several Informal little partle for his daugh ter, and tlie. oui(s 'people say he is one of the most entertaining and de lightful hosVof the, city.' - - . fen fnr Mr Ttlnahf isld ,thev will sail on the Hambure-lliier.Ofn- Mr. Arthur Olttendrn Smith was lu-v "V i V I , " Z, J.TZ , Z orloolt at her home m ! nm' nd Tin V-cn theivlnter months : -If Aithur Ura.niHs. In honor of the eminent 'ln ,,"lv soinB 10 rmw "t .aummer. 500rt" -'i j Series of Parties. McX'latiatiah land he Omaha Society of Fine Arts, Is visit- p"4 Knttiryn McClanahan are, entertain m Th,,m it vimKuii Ing at a. scries of. social affair. -Saturday evening Dr. - nntl Sirs. Mc Clanahan. entertained at bridge, when six lesn guests were present. This afternoon Mlrs McClapalian enter. talnM'at bridge In honor ot Miss Marlon rreriMi of Pott drool. Five tables of Plwrr .were. present. Monday evening, Docwnber 9, Dr. and Mrs. McClanahan will entertain at dinner and the following, 'Wednesday Miss Jtov Ctannhan will give a bridge .nipper. Price book worth a dollar to tbrte best each wMk. Mall yours to jDaffyalU rdltor, Tha Bee. Bte Tht Sunday Be tot prise winners. ess at an Interesting tea tills aflirnoon from i to I: Park avenue Ttl?t Mr. Kdwin H." Hlsshfleld of New TnrJf Mr. ntnxhflhM. who nil! rive a Ihl. .nhln nn.1p llir, ununlrou nt I JJr. And Mrs. H 1 Inptr. and Mm. Thnrnna ft. Kimbull. In 'flie rooms wero teautlfully decorated with cut flowers. Chrysanthemums wrre used In the muslo room and carnations sjkI pink rosea in the drawlnR room. A mound, of red roses formed the 'center piece for the table In the dining room Tea. was poured by Sirs. Clement Chase, Afys. Warron Blackwcll. Mrs. Ieonartl JCVerett and Mrs. Jiwrle Chllds Asslstlna through th ro6ms,wre Mra JeorR Voss, Mrs. Charfca uffutt, Mrs. r Will Hamilton. Mrs. Doyd Rmlth,' Mrs. Thomas IX. Kimball and Mrs. C. W. nils ell. The jruerts.at the tea ,1n;ly'dod;m;n 'as well as women. JIIhs Helen loftmal). a) fitone Aven"e -If the Cunard lln bought up all the curs of the United States, would they have the Carmanla? Joseph ltocco. Hit Houth Twenty-eighth Hti-eet tf the cake fell on the floor, would the Ice cream? if litem Is dark, Is electric light? ' If ruble arc high, are sapphire? Helen C'arllng, 2318 Hherman Avenue If Cudahy haa to pay the nsjy water rate, will I'at Crowe? , . Mts. II. II. Mjits,"Thn Strehlow-If Dave Ulokenson should ' m.ilie a mistake ln dr-dwlng the Indlctrrtenl. -wwdd 'L'nlted I States Attorney Howell? Fremont Talliort. California .Street who gets ths Helen Hurh. 1UM Jfoutli TnentJ-third Strret-If Tafl's face Is round, Is Wash ington sqimre? Would a boy bandit get pinched It he held up the brldo's train? If aii airship wan to sail over Niagara Kails, would Tcnnes-sce? Mrs. Delia Johnson. 815 North Sixteenth HtreetI am the feed man that put the bran to Hrandeln, the hay to Hayden. the rye to Illley, had It O. K.'cd at Orkln's and sent the bell to Uelden's. Henry C. Heckert, Missouri Valley, In. I Ifa shoemaker dies with his boots on, will it be the last of his aoul? George, II. lla, falnio-lf a travelinc man war. ninnlngTto,cajjh the 12:50 train, would 'It bo ten to one lfhe caught It?' R. I' Case. Cody-IfUhe horse played out, would the. wagon tiro? H. U Beverns, Cod If the farmer broko his wagon, would tho houn' bark? RED GROSS; SEALS ON SALE Threc-Quartcrs of a Million Stickers Are Allotted to Nebraska., Sorority Luncheon Members of the rhl .Heta Phi sorority wave thelr-monlhly luncheon Paturdayat he home of Mrs. Bryco Crawford," wen the four hostesses were-Mrs, II. Q. Cox, Mrs. Three Crawford. Mrs. 'W.J. Morlnc and Mies Kathcrtne Thomas. ' Those present were! Mesdames W. Ia Vaughn. Uryce Crawford. Jr. M. Edgerly, John XAvelle. rank Wllklna,-AIlaseM tlertmd Branch, Krtlth Fisher. Plorepeo N'ason, '"rada Keott. Allco Troxtll. MesdameS" H. CI. Cox; Austin- Dodds, x, n. oouid. W. J. Morlng. W. 1- Tetter. . Mlsaes Oeorglana Davis, -leasle. Kaaon, Florence Ituah, . Catherine Thomas. At the Country Club. - Miss Klla Mao ?lrown entsrtatned In formally at Jtrndheort today , at the coun try . club, - for Miss - Ha'nscom ' of New. I York, who Is visiting her niece, Mrs. John h. Kennedy, coverr) wero placed tor miss Itnhscorn. . MIsa France, Mra. Arthur Keellne, Mrs. John l Jiennedy and Miss Klla Mao. Crown. . . . Annqunoe Engayeraent - Mr.' and Mra. K. Donavlts'of Kanaas City, formerly of Omaha,- announce the engagement of their daughter, ;Dorothy, to Mr," Bpn',Ml()er' The forrnal announce- -ment waH made .Sunday evening at the hon)'orMr;5- and Mrs. J. Serine, 1M1 l!ocun street.' " Thn wedllng will take place thalaat of -December. .,s, I , In and Out. of tha Bee Hive. Mr, -ouls'vC. Nash returned Saturday fnlm :ajtrlp to Chihuahua, Mexico. Mf. andwMrs.-Hugh T. Cutler returned home Friday from Kansaa ICty. Mra. R.. U'Huntlay loft Hunday for 'Chi cago whpre she will spend tha week, Mrs. I.K Crofoot will go, to Dubuque Wednesday to Vlsjt her aUter, Mi-a. George Myors. , Mr. andlM,rs..-Honry,.Doorly left Sun day for cqlfax Springs where they. will spend two weeks. Ma. Conrad Bpens has gone to. Chicago to settle' the apartment 'they hoVo taken at "The dablea" In Edgowater. Mr. John Itedlck has. returned from Minneapolis,!, where , his wife, and ,. his mother will remain a .week or t.wo longer, MIur P'ranrea .Wekuellfli la vlalilntr In ilapnlb.ZIo., and f ropv mere Will , go to 8U Iua to Visit her brother, Mr. Charles A. How.' k Miss Katherlne Moorheail will. leave this evening to spend. ten days In Chicago visiting her slstor, Mrs. Frederick Wing, and, Mr. Wing. Mr. Lanfleld of . Ban Francisco, who was the fflues of ' Mr, and M,ri?. C. p. ttoscwuter Saturday, has gone , to isew York for a brlet;stay. Mrs. John F. Coad and Miss Beatrice Codd, who haVe. been spending several Weeks on tholr ranch near Carlsbad. N. M-'i arc expected homo, next weolc. Mr. andMrs. Thomas Braden 'of Deiu vrr. who have been the guests or Mrs, Itraden'u .parms, Mr. and Mrs. John Guild, loft Sunday fop, their home.' Dr., and Mrs. Txiuls Rwartslander, who baVe been tho guests of Dr. IJarfy Swartslunder at Mona ranch, Alberta Can., for two months, returned Sunday Mr. and Mra. 0ors Stebblna.have. as tlelr guest this week Mrs. Oaylord of Qrlnnell, la., who has been wlth.,Mra. . J. Connell for a month auditor whom there has been much InformaNontortain trig, Mrs. U B. duffy of Pierce. P. D.. has arrived to bo the guest ot bar aunt, Mrs George H. Trjummell, and will remain until after tho holidays. Her husouiui Judge Gaffy, will come here for Christ mas. . - 1 . Miss Mo us- Cowell wont down from Vassar a work ago J f&itufday for the Yale-Harvard f game alt'. thefinv-tlatlon ot Mr. Kelshay JrwtO, wiirjtls Vi'ale stu derltai(d J'foi7ne"i4 rlOtiiil pf Omaha. Mls Cowel rfwf cntetmped whllo In New jlaven by 'JfrsMcHeilty'of New Haven. GLASER ST.qCIt COMPANY' COMING TO THE BOYD JJrerT Woman's heart' responds tCi I The BoVdUIwater has been tnned ovr MAlfy, JnftCHANTS ARE AGENTS Mqurj- lie'celvrct frtitii Haifa Will (Jo Totrnnl Ihr Miidr nnil-rrrrrn-tlon of DrenU .While rinsue, '' j?troneMes.for College .Hays, 'orns of tha members of St. Berohman's Keademr will give two plays, "The Wife." and "The Huperlor Sox," at Crelghton auditorium. December 10 and tl, for the leneflt of the Research club. The patron sses for the affair are Mlsl Stella Hamil ton. Mrs. A. B. McConnell.' Mrs. P: r. nehfy Mrs. Michael, Murphy, Mrs. .De iecher and Mrs.' McAdatns of Oninhr,, Mrs. Bobert Parks,- Mrs. C. A. Melrher andMrs.B.- Blanclmrrt of South-Omaha Theiobject of tha club, la to enlarge the MChboJ library and tho' proceeds-will tbo MPent for this purpose. IPrairierk Assotjiation. A v cry, enjoyable' musical entertainment wal given it the club .house Friday 'eve' iilng. Tho program consisted of vocal numbers, piano and violin solos, readings and solo dancing by little Miss Prances Harrlsos. Trogrewive Dinner. Tho O. D. i-lub, a girls" club of the. ! Omaha High school, entertainer at a pro gressive dinner, and the hostesses were Misses Qertrude Dickinson, Dorothea aitriver, Sara Sears. Katherlne Blirlver surf" Louise Hupp. The dinner was fol lowed by a house party at' the homo of Mrh. II. H. Budgett. Tho present were Misses Helen Carrier, Marian rearkall, KatherlncT Sandors, Irene Magulre, Man' Haller, Gertrude Dicklnabn. Dorothea gkrlver, Sara Bears, Kntherlno Hturto vant and lulsc. Hupp: . . Tor the Future. 'Mrs. Carl tialbach arid "MU Ualbf'ch w-Hl entertain at bridge Fflday afiernoon at their home. XI .. t. O... ,11 111' ni.l apl uln n. formally at a Kensington Friday after noon ln honor of Miss Mabel Gorvy of Detroit, guest ot Mlts lda Smith. Extended. TTip: Abroad. Mr. arrs.'.xU'l) Chrlsttah of-6M North FVrtteth street leavtn this evening fdr BtJ'riiulS' to visit Mrsj5,Chlstlan'a .ulster. Mr.'H. G, .tlepe) pxr lll , leayo jtha follawfng week tor Nw York, whore , ; ,..: i r tf'-a dnmken man frll und hurl liu cirns.rtiuld It be presumed t'tat he had HTjlmlin? If an 'honest cobbler should fall In btipl no&s. would his creditors' be Justified In tuklng his awl? John Htrnrud. Council Blutfa If wasnns are made to carry most any thins, what wood alcohol? If a woman wanted to'JUmp orf the Brooklyn bridge, would a special delivery letter? "What became of the boob. whb' put the spoke In Hpokane? ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY COMMENCING WEDNESDAY MORNING WE PLACE .ON SPECIAL SALE 300 EXQUISITELY CHARMING Suits, Gowns, Dresses and Wraps Not a garment in the entire lot that was formerly priced at less than $45 and many as high as $89.50, Wednesday your unrestricted choice, only ... 25 PRICE OF MILKBEING RAISED No Effort Being Made, However, to Get Nine Cents. EIGHT CENTg NOW THE LIMIT :Olijrrtlnn Jlnlaetl ij- The Ilrr to the Aliic-Ceiit Itntr llaa Forced the Dealer to Abandon Lnrgrr tlnlar for the lrrarut. .Over 450,V'rxl.-cross .seals wera placed i on Bale In the state j'CBterday.mornlnR', Mrs. K.'Tt. J.'Kdholm.'s-crctary of tho National Association for tho .Study "and Prcvcntron-'of TabctcnldMs; 'who ' has chance of the . seals, says that before, Chi1tma-.ovar.50.O0Q- of- these stickers will hava 'been placed on tho market In Nebrnsiia. ' . . In Omaha alone over 200 merchants started selling tWo little red stamps, the proceeds 'of 'which' Will bo turned over to Miss Stuff, .In charge ;of the ,dlspcmrary In Jacobs' Memorial hull, Seventeenth and Dodge streets. Tho Nebraska Graduate Nurses' association has. agreed to sell IV 000 worth of tho seals. Tho. vartoua.tmerchants'nnd .Individuals In the city, who sold tlo stamps last year havo doubled their orders'. tlnVyear. tM&l year but 140 Omahans sold red cross scats and-ovcr sixty nddltlonal will sell them this ycaV. i ,. , Milk venders wero yesterday generally cnforcHR nn lnciease In the price of milk from 6 and 7 to 8 cents. In attempt to make an 8 cent ' flat rate, according to the-city dairy Inspector. ' ' Ilctall prices range from 6 'to 8 cents now and the .wholesale price, obtained by some .dealer, Is frequently as low as 5 cents. Tho association of dairymen want a flat rato of eight cents for all milk sold at. retail. They arc not Interfering ACCIDENTAL JDLLET FATAL Boy Shot at Omaha Gun Clnb Grounds Dies in the Bluffs. BENEFIT FUND TO BE RAISED .Shoot Will II r Held .Sntnrilny anil Aumln? anil t'rovepda AVHI He UItimi for llrnrfU of 'the ' Ntrlckrn Fnmll. Thomas Oir, the lad ho was accl dentally (-hot by a companion, on tho Omaha Gun club grounds near the eaat end of the Poufilas street bridge Thanks giving evening, died Sunday morning In Mercy hospital. Council Bluffs. The fatal bullet was fired by Harry Uuffleld, 14 years old, son of a Council Bluffs sign ultiter, who ts an Omaha messenger boy for tho Western Union Telegraph com pany. Members ot the Omaha C-Un club have become deeply" Interested In the caso, os-pr-dally In view of tho fact that the dead 1'oy was the oldest of a fatherless family, and his mothur rolled upon him to an extent for support. ' I-iiikI Will Hp Itulaed. V. T. Lovcrlng, secretary of the club. with wholesa.lo rates. If tho 8 cent flat rate can be made gen- hax taken It upon himself to raise a fund Dr. Henry Tells of His Talk With Teddy "Colonel rtiyjsovclt Is strongly In favor, of keeping the progressive party distinct," said Dr.V.. O. Henry of Omaha, who haV Just returned from New Tork, there h' spent several weeks. In the course of which he hsd a personal chat with Col onel TtooseVelt. "I saw the colonel a few minutes after ho had delivered the speech to the New York progressive committee," aaya Dr. Henry, "and I had a. little chat. with him that evening. Ho Is Very enthusiastic and Is greatly pleased with the big voto he received November S. Colonel Roose velt says we are In the field to win,' and It Is only a question of time. In tin, meantime' he says It will 1k our work t keep the forces together preparutory to making the fights In tho future. As to -whether Boosovolt would be a candidate In 1916,' Dr. Henry said that was too far In tho future to talk about. Dr. Henry did not card to discuss tho matter of the call of John O. Yiescr had issued Tor a meeting of the republicans and progressives of tho state for tho purpose of uniting tho two parties. Ho was not enthusiastic over the prospect, however. A VOID IMPURE MILK for Infants & -Invalids Get HO RUCK'S It means ffa Original and Qeaulna MALTED MILK The Feod-Drlnk fer all Ages Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. For infants, invalids and growing children, Purenutrition, upbuilding tfc whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers al Uw aged. More .healthful than tea or coffee. Tali no substitute. Ask tor HORUCK'S rrwr rcK'R rwtaini Fare Milk The Classified Safes of The Bee are scanned daily by thou sands of popi, . Try a Bee Want AJ. rri 1 It fit mirlnrntnrwl Hia .1 n I vm. .nm. blno will not now attempt to Increase tho retail prion of milk from 7 and 8. to 9 cents per quart. Objection to an lncreuse' of CO per cent, proposed a few weeks ago by the com bine, has forced tho dealers to abandon .tho more substantial Increase and com pelled them to -bo satlsfiod with a flut i ate ot S cents. ' ' Health Commissioner Connell has had drafted nn ordinance Increasing the but 'ter fat tes( from H to 3.2 per cent, a mea sure that Is bitterly opposed by dairymen. "I dorj't .care what price you get 'for tha mlllc you'-sell," Dr. Connell has told tha dalryinenjbut I'm going to soo that you sell good,. pufe?- milk." It la probative 'befpro this ordinance Is Introduced aVcommlttee from tha 'dairy men's association and tho health-department will Investigate dairies, in the city o determine. If assertions made'.by-the dairymen that Rome cows will not give milk testing 3.J per cont butter fat ts true. finger Print, expert STOPS OFF IN OMAHA J, M. Harton. hospital steward of Wash ington, ,1'ftij arrived In Ohiahnwhcre lie will spend" sevorol daj-a'wjlli Ihe local Navydepai'nleht. M. TWrjoii., whpijs alsov-a ovettiment7txpertT)'?'thni. tiiklng of 'finger prlnts,iha becnrdetalled hero' rr.om tno navy neaqunncra in- vvasiuni, ton tpfJnsjVuct 'those In command the proper methods of taking the prints. Mr.' Barton's system Is one of tho most thor-J ough and adequate of this art of identifi cation, and ho expects to 'have' tho .local , liable Threatened officers thorouohly acquainted with; .his I by croup, coughs or colds arc toon re methods before leaving for tho West, iJlovedH))' tbe'Use. of Dr, King's New DIs- where hf will repoat his Instruction the largcrCltleH. rovory. COc and 1.1W. P'or sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement. , , for the stricken family, and toward that , end la nrratiglrle fpr a. benefit shoot to be j held probably next Saturday and 'Sunday. All of the proceeds of the. shoot will be turned over' to .tho family, and In the event that none ot the members can find j it ' convenient to ' participate they arc urged to make cash 'donations. Tho merchants arc asked by Mr, Ixirer Ini; to make donations t of articles that would bo suitable for prlr.es to make thb shoot as attractive as possible. Miontlntr la. AvrliliMital. Tho accident, which proved fatal to young Orr, nccurrod 'on tho grounds at dusk last Thursday evening, after It had become .too dark foJJjc club members to continue tho nhoot;thatJihad .been In pro prcss during tho day. riilfficld went to the club houo and borrowed a rlflp, with which the boys were going to have some sport. While u group of the boys were standing together on tho grounds the rifle. In the hands of Dufflcld, was. dls charged and tho bullet struck Orr In the chin- and lodged in the back of his head. 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