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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1912)
V,. TILE J)BK: OMAHA, KATVilOAY, TM'ICHMBKR 7. 191: By MELLIFIOIA. Friday, Dec. 6, 1912. "W HY la tho Tutk-Ualkan War? ' ' What Is Doing at the Present Secslon of Congress?" "What Effect Will the Dumper Crop Have Upon the Present High Cost of Living?" and other Im portant national and international subjects are belne dis closed by the loaders of local society. In fact, there seems to be a move ment toward more serious thought to tho disparagement of leas, luncheons and bridge" parties snd other purely pleasure pastimes usually engroislng society. One of yie largest rlubs for study among prominent society women has recently been organized and held a meeting Wednesday morning at the Public library. Among those In the study club are Mrs. Charles T, Kou'nUe, Mrs. J. T. Stewart 2d. Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mrs. George Prltiz, Mrs. J. J. Dlckoy, Mrs. A. C. Heeson, Mm. Y. T. Hums, .Mrs. Samuel Hums, Jr., Mrs. W. J. Foye, Mrs. Ward Httrgess, Mrs. Thomas Kllpatrlck, Mrs. Joel Stewart, Mrs. Ohnrles Test Stewart. Mrs. K. A. Wldkhara, Mrs. J. N. Baldwin, Mrs. Leonard Kvorett, Mrs. F. S. Cowglll, Mrs. Herbert Wheeler, Mrs. 0. C. Rcdlck, Mrs. Ooorgo Palmer, Mrs. Joseph Darker. Mrs. A. L. Heed, Mrs. O. T. Eastman, Mrs. Mosher Colpetser, Mrs. A. V. Klnsler, Mrs. Arthur Rem-! ington, Mrs. Warren Itogors, Miss Hcrtha Dickey, Miss Kathorine Ilceeon, Miss Elizabeth Druco and Mrs. I, M. Hanchett, with the latter as leader. There aro a great many studying French and music this year, and also at tending the lectures Monday afternoons given by Prof. Grummanit. Hat of Original Shape Edwards-Drake Wedding. Tha wedding of Miss Madeline Violet Drake, daughter ot Mr. am! Mrs. George Wilbur liralin. to Mr. Jw II. Kd wards waa celebrated Wednesday evening at 1:30 o'clock at the bom of the bride' parents, Iter. K. It. Curry of Cavalry Baptist church officiating. The Mendelssohn wedding march was played by Miss Mildred Hansen and Mr. Jerome Jloukal mutt llecaufe." Tho brido worn whlto murqutKetlA draped over pearl Ivory satin trimmed with pearls and crystals Hnd bands of rhlntatonea. 8hi wore a long tulle veil hold In placo by orange blossoms. She i carried an arm bouquet of hrldo's roses. Miss Sylvia DrUmm was tho maid of tumor and woro light shade of pink chif fon made pannier atyle ovor -tho same shade of pink messsllno. Bit carried an arm bouquet of pink carnations. Miss Ruth Teterson was bridesmaid and wore sown of K deeper shade of pink mar qulsetto over messallne In tho pannier atyle ,wltJ trimmings, of tiny rosebuds. Bhd carried an arm bouquet of pink car nations. Miss Grace Mc6andless, niece of 'the groom, waa rlncbearer. Hhe carried tho ring In a white chrysanthemum and wore Pink, marquisette over pink men saline. 111m Zelma McCandless and Miss Lcota McCandless, ntews of the Broom, stretched the ribbons for tho bridal party and each woro dainty white frocks. Mr. Edward Duda acted aa best man. The rooms were decorated with ferns, palms and roses. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards left for a south ern wedding trip and will be at home iter January 1 at 4121 North Twenty fifth street. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. I Richie of Uncoln, Mrs. K. C, Manltln, Kansas City, aunt of the bride; Mis Oladys Muukln, Kansas City, cousin of tho bride; Mrs. Mabel Laughery. St. Joseph, sister of tho groom,, and Mr. Edward Lnughery, tit. Joseph. Birthday Surprise Party. a mrtnasy surprise party was given Wednesday evening for Miss Anna fllstek. American Beauty rose. were used In the decorations. Dancing and musle were en joyed. Those present were; Misses Myrtle nrady, Ituth Shlvely ot Norfolk, Emma Illlbert, Messrs. John tilstek, Hay Slmlta. H. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Slstek Airs. j. urnuy. Mrs. V. II. Illlbert. Mrs. A. tiiitek. Creiphton Medical Dance. Students of the Crolghton Medical col lege gavo nln informal dance at Cham bers' academy Thursday, which was en joyed by a largo number of students and friends. Tho hall, waa tastefully draped in blue and white bunting. Those pres ent' were: Misses l,tda Whirry, Copelaud, MiSSCS- Pany Williams, Rogo Frenze), Olive Kelly. Marie Macy. Mildred Churchill, Daisy Davis, Helen Sturgeta, Vera East, Marie Bcorteia ltelan Kltur. Dorothy Jllgelow, Anno Ncble, Mary Coll, fladlo Ash, c'orrlno Klein, Ruth Evans, Jlelen Cunningham, Helen Chnsney, Alice English. Varonloa Duf f. Katherlne Holland, tMarle Holland. Merle Coffman, Xatherino tiwella, Frances Schmidt, Margaret Cott, Agnes Duffy, Nell Allai-la, Victoria Pascals. Margaret Weaver, Clara Gauvreau, Odette Jackson, Irene Lungard, Irene Kenny, Messrs. Cliarles Edwards, Justin Young, It. T. Jalltsan, George Getb. Lloyd Adams, R. J. Dunn, If. H. Johnson. Wlllard II. Qutgley, M. Allen. W. Walter Uoye. , J. O. Kelly, ' C 8. Molseed, I. It. Gooflnough, F. W. Houston. F. J. Kotlar, T). E. Crane. Harry Bealcy. Ir, C T. Necdham. M. B. Murray, T. P. Ilyder. Alexander Jamison, Robert Itanloy, W,II. Bcott. James McAllister, Walter florrenson, Tenl McKee. A. B. Mi son, M. A. Bhllllngtcn. Guy Van Scoyoc, Jno Lady. Nellie Lovely, Elsie Prewltt, Marie O'Neill, Annette Chuloupka, Alice English, Adronlcu Duff, Anna Itumbach, (lertrudo Maythuy, Florence McAllister, Knla Crawford, . HeuIahJlyra, Ruth Boyle. Lou Howard, Hpellman, Messrs. Curl Itusaum. C. W. Btlponek, E. D. Knupp. Percy F. Drelbus, M. F. Oullfoyle. M. J. McGrans, F. It. Gllltsple. J. U. Kollman, D. T. Cullen. J. P. Bheehy. IjuIkT. Waldman, W. P. Mombaeh. Victor Tory, John Spellmnn. Marshall Dillon. J F. Oftllashcr. Jr.; Thomas O. Ileebe, Dr. Frederick Latigdon. "hsrle Anders, W. H. Hill. Arthur Offerman. Dr. H. A. Chulmipkn. J. U Gilbert, K P.. Johnson. Arthur llahonr)-, Harr. Ur. T. Holer. Chambers' academy Wednesday evening, Refreshments will be served the latter part of the evening.. The committee In charge Includes C. Reed. W. M. Mc Kay. William Vn Krone, Jr.. and II. a Hoerner. Club Meetings. Mrs. Walter Peterson eptertalned the members of the Kour-Kour Bridge '01110 Wednesday afternoon. Prliea were won by Mrs. II. J. Haverly and Mra. It. C Luclce. Mrs. John Mack, Mrs R. C. Lucko and Mrs. I-umplireciit were xuests of the club. In two weeks the club will be en tertained by Mrs. A. it. Olson. The members of the Phllathea club were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Alice Zearfosa. The time was spent with needlework. Blx mem bers were present. Next Wednesday aft ernoon tho club will be entertained by Mrs. R. Rundqulst. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. C. H. Wilson entertained the members of the Eureka Whist Hub. Three tables were placed for the game and scores were won by Mrs. J. J. Mullen, Mrs. (V II. Wilson and Mrs. E. Blair, Mrs. E. Ureenman will be the next hostess. Mis Anna Htstek. Tlllln 8lstek. Marie Blstek, Messrs. Frank (Java, Jack flhlvely, jacK nioom. Pleasures Past. Mrs. William aiddinirs entertained at luncheon Wednesday for Tier daughter, Mrs.' nathtes. of Brattle and her cousin, Mrs. Kimball of Hiawatha, Kan. Covers were laid for Allen, Trlan, Young. Rat hies. Miss Metschles, Meidames--Kerr. Kimball, Mlddlebach, Ulddlngs, ' 3ffllsBllsssssy 1 Worth up to $19,50 Handsome long cloth coats, made in loading styleB, in , - rhinchillns, Mixtures, etc., on sale Saturday nt Women's Cloth Coats S798 TAILORED SUITS Worth to $27.50 The season's prettiest and most serviceable suits, made In the best man nlsh serges, wide wales, diagonals, mixtures, etc., in the prettiest plain tailored, trimmed and Norfolk styles nil colors: on sale Saturday at. . . . LONG OARAOUL COATS, worth $15.00 Good warm, serviceable coats, best serge linings $10 lain PLUSH COATS, worth $22.50 High grade Plush 0O Ell Coats guaranteed K 15111 satin lined SALE FUR SETS A splendid showing of Fur Sets Spe cially priced WOOL SERGE DRESSES, worth $7.9,8-Handsome styles, all lead ing colors $3.93 1609 Farnam Just Around the Corner from 16th 1609 Farnam Just Around the Corner from 16th ..c.u is a. uni, Ul uujiiuui nillllio. l Ills IUUUOI BI10WI1 in IIJ1B piDlUre 13 of chestnut velvet. A draped ribbon, a "plcota" of faille, is tied on the sldo In a huge bow held by a broad gilt buckle. rtsd bride's roses. A wedding luncheon was" served following the ceremony and twenrylfve guests were nfesent. Sirs. J. N, AshbUm anil rfallcrhfr nt nihhni. Keb., were the out-of-town guests. ' ' After a weddlnc trip to the Pacific cosst Mr. and Mrs. Melius will reside In Portland. Et-a-Virp Club Party. The Et-a-Vlrp club will have Its next dancing party at Chambers' Thursday, December 11 For Mrs, HutUcm. Mrs. William M. Davis entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mrs. Pred Hudson of Chllllcothe, Mo., Who Is her inlest. The decArnHnni n-.r in red potnaalta and carnations. Those present were! (walk-over T AfftidampB W, J. McCrann, W. P. Atlilns, J. E. Bateman, Walter Nltxcht, S. D. Mrllson. W. D. Tagg, Howard Bald, E. W. Anstach. W. A. Spencer, A. A. Jasmer, . H O. Hmlth. A. Gallagher, J. M, Tanner, M Unlock, ' IJranstad, Ulllott, Will Weymuller. John M. Mullen, Harry Doyd, .Misses Margaret Tollgrd, lieuian dsaIi. Mesdaines C. K. Hcarr, A. V. Hunter, George Parka, Alfred Powell. Bert Anderson, H. E. Bchlndel, O. II. Van Alatlne, Bert Blanchard, T. It. Ensor, A. M. Kverett. M. It: Welch, a E. Berlin. Amea. B. Kellog, In A. Proudfoot, John Orlbble, OeorKe Jones, C. A, Melcher, U A. Davis, Fred Hudson. Misses , Qeorglana Davis. In and Out of the lee Hive. Miss tyith Shlvtdy of Norfolk. Neb., Is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Illlbert. Miss Bculah Betslro of Chicago hai arrived to be the KUest of Miss Heln Hart unUl after the Moman-JIurt wed ding January 1. Mrs. Ben H. Barrows and son Itonald, who have been In Germany for a year, have returned to their home, C33 South Twenty-sixth street. Mrs. J. A. Flke left last evening for Mt. Vernon, III., where she was called by the death of her mother, Mrs. Julia Hawkins. Mrs. Hawkins spent last winter In Omaha and has many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Cioorge W. Smith of Geneva, Neb., are the guests of Mrs. Smith's brother. Mr. John A. DempHtor. and Mrs. Dempster, at the Maples. Mr and Mrs. Smith will leave In a few days tor California, where they will spend the winter, and where they will be Joined after the holidays by Mr. and Mrs. Demp ster. . For Miss Reynolds. Mrs II. It, Holmes, nee Miss Kern Mc. Bride, will give a ahower for Miss Vera lleynolds this evening at her apartmenta In tho Lafayette. For Saturday evenlnir Mi tivrti. t.. lor of South Omuha has Usued Invltutlons xor a similar arfalr, wWIe Miss Veroa Todd of fiouth Omaha gives a shower tor Miss Iteynolds next Tuesday evening. For Miis Franks, Complimentary to Miss Kutlmr Franks and Mr. Henry K. Nathanson of Council Bluffs, Mrs. U IC. Harding will entertain at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Samuel Harding entertained Thurs. day afternoon for Miss Ksther Franks, whose marrlate to Honry K. Nathansoh of Council Bluffs will take place Janu ary 1!. Those present were: Mesdanu's-T-T. Wright. Castleman, U K. Hardin, T, Pearlman, B. Harding, J. Kendls, A. CXIInsky of Counoll Bluffs, I Simmons of council Bluffs. Samuel Harding. AIIm Franks. S. Qnisa, At. Horwlch, li. Cooper, J. H. Harris, Aronson, D. Franks. O. Uoldberg, . ofCouncll Bluffs,, V. Friedman Samuel Newman, Xoval Arcflnum. Bnnce. Union Pacific council. Royal Arcanum, will give a dancing and card party at Sure, Quick Cold Cure Acts Gently Vbo'h Cold Compound Cure Colds ad Gripiw In a Few Hour Contains no Quinine. The most severn cold wjll be broken. Mid all grippe misery ended after taking a dose ot Pane's Cold Compound every two hours until thre consecutive dosts are taken. You will distinctly feel all the dis agreeable symptom loavlng after the very first dose. The most miserable headache, dullness, bead and nose stuffed up, feverlshnesa. Kcilng, running of the nose, sore throat, mucous catarrhal discharges, oreneai, stiffness, rheumatism pains and other distress vanishes. Tako tbls wonderfu) Compound as di rected, with the knowledge that there Is nothing else In- the world, which will cure' ypur cold or end Grippe misery as promptly and without any viher as Utanco or bad aftsr effects as a :$-ccnt package of Pape'a Cold Compound, whch my druggltt can aupply-coutalns no quinine belongs In every homo-accept substitute Tastes nice-acts tontly. iav il aie&t. - y . . i. Theater Parties. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Whltmore enter tolned at a box party last evening to see Miss May nuhson, who Is playihg at the BrandeU this week. Miss Ilobaon Is a personal friend of Mr. and .Mrs. Whit, more and han been entertained by them on different occasions. Their guests last evening were Major and Mra. Carl F Hartman ot Tort Omaha and Mlti Eu. genie Whltmore. Another party Included Miss Elisabeth Davis. Miss Martha McCulloch ot New Vork. Mr. CuUibert Potter and Mr. John M. Dauirherty. i Sooial Affairs Friday, airs, wan i naioach and MUs Bal bach entertained at bridge this afternoon at their home. Ftiur tablee pf players were present. They will give the second of the series Monday Wternoon, when they will entertain at bridge. .Mrs. Myles Standlsh was hostess at an Informal kenslngton this afternoon at her home In honor of Mla MabM Qorvy, guest Of Miss Ida Smith. Twelve gitests were present. Mrs. William Hill Clarke was hostess at a beautifully appointed bridge lunch eon today at her home for Mrs. .Qtorca K. Huberts ot Boston, guest of Mrs. Daniel Baum, jr. Mrs. Ward rosea were ue In decoration and covers were placed for sixteen. Weds in Chicajro. Mrs. J. I. Goldstein ot Chicago an nounces the: marrtacc of her daughter, Caroline, to Mr. Max Nathan of Omaha. illelius-McConnongliey Wedding. ' The wedding of Miss Krtle McCon naughey and Mr. Oscar Melius of Port, land. Ore., was calibrated Wednesday : noon at the home of the brlde'a parents. 1 1004 North Twenty-second street. 8outj I Omaha, Bev W. J. Howell, pastor of the First Baptist church officiated. Tha bride wore white messallne with tunic ot laoe Lriauned, in silver and car TBX TKB HXW FLATIR0N CAFE ASA O. COOKS " Week Say I.nnchsou 350 1 Table dHots Sinner .....COol Special Sunday Dlnusr ........ .0O0I to to 7 p. m.) XiCBO A XA OASTS SBZtVXOS EVEKTrTKINO RIOKT i III m The Shoe for You We sell WALK-OVER footwear because there is a style to suit every taste combined with dependable quality that is nowhere excelled. Shop Early and Wear WALK-OVER SHOES FOR MEN FOR WOMEN Walk-Over Boot Shop 319 S. 15th Street. Give that friend a Christmas Walk-Over Shoe certificate and they can select any pair at any time to the amount of certificate. LEARN MORE WRITE US WHAT YOUR NEEDS ARE FOR COOKING OR HEATING Tkm mxp&rta of eur Domestic Economy Tiepart mnt will then select suitable alzes and styles to exactly meet your requirements, write you full descriptions b4 scad you photo engravings OAK you will tbea be pre. pared to use your own Judgment, based on kaowledjje. We will see to it, that ' you get what yoa wmmt at a reason able price and with Our Guarantee. , ANtt FURNACES Please addreM your Inquiry to the DOMESTIC ECONOMY DEPARTMENT Charter Oak Stove and Range Co., St. Louis, Mo. 111 .Extra Special Offer.. & V Good Only Till Christmas 10 Discount will be allowed on all orders. A beautiful Lndios' Suit or Coat, strictly man tailored to your nieasnro at $35.00, for $,'51.50 Suit or Cont at $40, for $36.00 Suit or Cont at $50, for $45.00 This offer will also In clude suits or coats made from your own material. Satisfaction guaranteed In every rcapect. Over 1,000 satisfied customers. Plsass not ws do altsratteas Tha JUliBl Ladlss Tailor. IPaqas Soar. 1201 Kooiaa 433-10 Paxtoa Bullalng-, Buy Your Perfumes and Toilet Articles nnusaaHnaBHaaaBSMiiBSHanaawuHinii at the Sherman & McConnell Drug Stores "There's a reason (several of them) why the stores of tho Sherman & McConnell Drug-Cq. havo been from the first "Busy ones." Plenty of help of the active, effi cient kind plenty of goods of the new and standard types prices, revised from day to dny if need be to the end that tho customer's (our customers) interest is minded. Our stores are nojv filled with thousands of articles that are most acceptable Christmas gifts. ISome Drug Out Prices FRENCH PERFUMES ' El r Wo carry in stock tlje choicest ler fuiupB produced Uj tlie world's most famqus makers aa fpllovrs. Name of Maker Leading Product Maubert. Parts, Violet Loulsntte. etc. Lnhln, Parts, Orlslnators or Jockey Hub, etc. I T. Plver. Paris. Azurea, etc. Hoger & Oallet, Paris, Uoquet d'Am- our, etc. Rlgaud, Parts, Alary Garden, etc. Vlolat (that's tha maker's name), Paris. Ratneau Kleurl, etc Coty t Cle, Paris, IVOrlsan, etc. Kd Plnaud tt Co., Parts, Brlsa de la Pampas, etc, Houbtgont & Co.. Paris, Ideal, and Coeur de Jeanneette. Oufrlaln & Co.. Parts, Jlckey, etc. Condrov & Co., Paris, Lavender Am- bree. I I.eC'.ranile et Cle, Paris, Violet Orlra, etc. Kerkoff & Co., Parla, D'Jer-Klss, etc I Qodet, 1'arln, Muguot, etc. Bourgeois et Cle, Paris, Concentrate Perfumoa. Plena & Lubln, London, Opoponax. etc. Atkinson & Co., London, White Rose, etc. Bayley & Co., London, Ess Bouquet, Crown Perfumery Co., London, Crab apple. MuhlenH 4- Kropf Cologne, Germany, La BaronoHM Violet. Wllheln.- Rleger &. Co., Frankfort on Main, Paretlfal. lludnut Si Co., New Vork, Gardenia, etc. ,' i Hanson & Jenks, New York and Bos ton, Halcyon Rose, etc. Lazell, DnJley Si Co., New Tork, Jap- aneso Honeysuckle, etc Seely'& Co.. Detroit. White Rose and Crab Apple, etc. Solon Palmer, New Yoj k, FranglpannL United Drug Co., Boston, Harmony Rose and Violet. Colgate St Co., New York, Pansy Bios aom, etc Babcock & Co., New York, Hlnoka. Vantluo. New York,. Wisteria and Sandalwood. Dafrrook, Detroit, Parisian Rose and Violet Jennings Co., Grand Rapids, Dorothy Vernon, ot al. Daniel Htewort & Co., Indianapolis, Treko, Baldwin Perfumery Co., Chicago, Queen Bess, RlckHecker Sc Co., New York, Golf Queen and Ping Pang. Imperial Crown Perfumery Co., St Louis, Soul Kiss. Paul Rleger & Co., San Francisco, California Rose and Pink. Fltcli & Co.. Boone, Rose Adore. Alfred Wright, Rochester, American Beauty. Kaatman & Co., Detroit, Crashed Rose. Allan. Pfelffer Co., St. Louts, Allan's Janice. Some Special Out Prices on Toilet Goods for Saturday 50c Pompelan Massage Cream for 39o SOc Hind's Itoney and Almond Cream for 33o 5c Santtol Tooth Paste for.... .12o Rexall Tooth Paste for ISo SI 50 Oouraud'a Oriental Cream.. 8c :Sc Prostata for 14o 2Jc Packer's Tar Hoap for I4o SOc French Java Rice Powder for 19a (The above the Genuine Bourgeois.) SOc Dr. Charles' Flesh Food for ISO Ivory or Wool Soap Satur day, 3 cakes for.. Special for Saturday $5.00 and $8.00 German Silver Toilet Sets for $3.98 Cnt Some More 100 Hlnkle'a Cascara Pills for..l4o 100 2-gr. Quinine Pills for. ...Mo 1-lb. bottle Pure Glycerine for 29o 1 lb.' Bicarb Soda -...So 1 lb. Sulphur Co 1 lb. Copperas .,..5o Still lower prices In barrel or 5 bbl. lots of heavy drugs. Hot Drinks and Lu.iches We aro now serving Hot Drinks and Dainty Lunches in our beautiful downstairs Sodoasta, nt 10th nnd Dodgo and Owl's Nest downstairs at 10th and Hurney. Standard Proprietary Medicines We do not "recommend" patent ruedlclnes, but we do ssll them, aiany of them are meritorious ar ticles. The great danger In their u so consists In reckless sU diagonals, this danger also ex tends to the use of the "homo rnado' concoction, or the borrow ing of your nelghbor'a physlclan'a prescription. Medicine to be intelligently ef ficient and "rational'' should be specially prescribed for the pa tient at the particular time of ill ness. Roalnol Ointn.vnt . ...45o and 83 o Roxall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup t Ha, 4So, 89c Jl Q ray" a Glycerine Tonic ....B9o Lakays Food aoo, 45o. 08o SI Vlne of Cardul for O8o Dr. Cooper's Medicine . ,49c, 89o 1 Hostetters Bitters ..O9o $1 Squlbb'a Saraaparilla 7So Ozomulslon 45o, 89 o Rexall Orderlies .,.,100, 38c, soo Kcott's Kmulston 45c, 89o Vino, always aLoo Hay's Hair Health 45o, 89o Llstertne 16o, 35c, 45c, 89o Rexall Kidney Cure ...... 45c, 89o Borden's Malted Milk ..4Bcr 75c SI Lydia Pinkham's Compound 89o Glycothymoltne ....25c, 45o, 89o Rexall 9S Hair Tonic . .BOo. Sl.OQ Fellow's Syrup for ....89c, $1.34 j- ' -- viiun b oj i ujj iur .....Bsc, l dherman & McConnell Drug Co. Corner 18th and Dodge (Home of Downstairs Sodoaala) : Owl Drug Co., 16th and Harney (nome ot Downstairs "Owl's Jest" Soda Hoont); Harvard Pharmacy, 24th and Farnam a beautiful np-to-dnto pharmacy; Iojal Pharmacy, U07-0 North lflth St. hamUomest drug store in the west. f A little want ad does the business. T