TIIF, BEE: OMAHA, TThSDAY, J NTAKV 21. 1013.
10 TAKE HOMEFARTHER OUT'
Old Peoples' Home Will Sell Prop
erty Bequeathed to It.
WILL GIVE THEM MORE GROUND By MELLIFICIA.
BEB'HMWB
Knnlillnn: Alruir Ininntrm Who Vre
Still Able lit "Work nn Hppor-
Innltr lo Onipy Thrlr Mlnila j
with linnlrnlH lite. ,
T e Women's Chrlatlan whlrh hd
' H Ki of the Old Peoples home and Mb I
inaK ment. has nlxtmlom-d the Idea -f
' lildlriK "1 he property bequeathed liy
tlv late Anna Wilson on Wirt twtween
Twentieth and Twenty-second street. It
ins bren derided to sell the property and
w'tii the proceeds ot the sate purchase
arul farther out nml upon which It will
n ( a hiilhllnK. H la thi Intention lo
l"-. MinwRh land wi that sotne gardening
M
Monday, January 20, 1913.
1SS HBI.KN GOl'LDS trossmni will cost less thftn 11,000.
Miss Gould Ih Indeed sotting, a good example to the Amnri-i
can society girl. Mow few society girls would be content with a
$1,000 trousseau
lor an unduly rich youriK woman, Mlsa Helen Miller Gould will have
ubout the simplest wedding that ha been celebrated In a long while. An'
has nlready been formally announced, her wedding to Flnley J. Shepard. j
assistant to the president of the Missouri Pacific system, will take placo at
Miss Gould's beautiful country place, "Lynclhurst," at Tarrytown, on the
Hudson. Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 p. in. "I.yndhurnt" 1b referred to.
as AIIsb Gould's Reml-country place, but Tarrytown, whero Washington lrv-'
Ing lived nml dreamed and worked, is really hardly more than a suburb of
New York.
KnBhlonnble modistes on Fifth avenue were much surprised when it'
Is to coat Icbsi
.in I... ilm hv thw mnn ami wnmitn
-vini nn- Mill able t woik. They pref.-r became known that the trousseau of Miss Holcn M. Gould
tl i t'i pitting KrounilMhc hnuvo as tho 1 than $1,000. '
Vut vitaon mSm."" "rW,Wl ('0U,d f0"0W8 11,0 exnm"lu Eel by MrH ',0,,n Jacob AHtor' whof,'
Tin Wilson property on Wirt atre-st wedding wardrobe did not exceed that amount In cost.
as ii frontace of more than tto fret tiiul ' Tho wcddlne gown will bo of Ivory white satin, trimmed with rose!
'henon are two house. On of these point lncc. The lace which adorns tho.gown Is very old and rare and was
u-srs j. a brick structure, costing some , WL,(ldln; Blft to thc brhlc ,t wng impossible to lenrji who was the donor.
...( ukI the other Is a frame dwelling 1 . . . , , , ... . , .
noted at u cost of about is.oxi. Tim I T1, K0W" ,B cut w,tn a cirt train, and a beautiful roso point veil will
1 roperty la pstlimtted to be worth IS.Onu, i completely cover It.
-ut th.- amatlnn iloea not expect to tlnfnrn tlm inrnmnnv u wonderful niualcnl liroernm will bo given by
vAlte thia amount at a sale
Falling Stovepipe
Covers Teacher and
Children With Soot
' Nathan Kranko's orchestra of forty pieces. Nathan Frank o wns formerly
an Omaha musician. Some of tho music has been selected by tin- bride
l groom, who Is a Hklllrd musician. Thc entrance march will be the tradl
I tlonal one from "Lohengrin, " and tho recessional will bo Mendelssohn's
setting of "A Mldsummor Night's Drenm." Other selections will be from
the compositions of Hundel, Wogner, JJassenel, Schumann, Godard and
Klgnr. After tho ceremony and tho congratulations tho wedding break
fust will be served in tho old Kngllsh dlrjlng hall Lyndhurat, which opens
1 hirt uiipIIk were ahoweipil Willi n
..in of kooI nml a ai'hool teiieher a nice, j Immediately off tho drawing room.
v.hite dreaa became a robe or momntmr Miss Gould's brother-in-law and her younger slstor. tho Duke and
an UiMant eterilny when the H" ' Duthess do Talleyrand-l'orlgord, who wns Miss Anna Gould before sho
P,pe at Fairfax annex fell. None of th j ww,dod thc Count ,lo (on de Gastollanc, have arrived for the wedding.
I
I Brldtje Luncheon.
i Mrs. II. G. Krans ami her alattr. Mlaa
"tudents were Injured, but a panic wan
rrvetited wlion the aoot anil aparka fell
i.!v b h iolihi(ledno of tile
o.-h..r Mlu IM.u, llllll.
lalrfnx annex la n part of Clifton Hill I Hindu Unrt. entertained delightfully at
s hool. Tin- iinnitv In ,. mm-innm i.rrnir U brl'lRe Uuiohcon thle nftemooti at the
Move henta It nml a Unit; Pipe, with .ntiaotlvo home of Mrs. Kranr. near the
tbows. lend, up Umumh the reillnff. j Field club. A color scheme of yellow and
While the fire wns be'njf replenished, the I white wna used. Covers were placed for:
Mrummen-
Kliapp.
T. u. rolrmnn.
lie parttd tiiid fell with n great craah , Meatlninca-
I Wllllnmllotz.
A Child's Waste
Cloged Bowels
Mukes it erofcs, peevisli, rostloss
mid fovonsh If tonguo
foatod givo ' ' Syrup of Figs.
'hlldre4i dearly love to tako delicious
Hrup of FIks" nndtiothliKf elsa cleans
n.nl regulates their tender little ston.ituli,
)l er and 30 feet of bowles no promptly
inl thoroughly.
Children k'et bilious and couatlpateil
Ju.it Uko grown-upa. Then they got sick,
tho tonguo Is coated, stomach sour,
breath bad; they don't rut or.rcvt well,
tucy become feverish, cross,' Irritable
and don't wnut to play. Listen Moth-
U. A. Mt'Dermott,
M. Hhllley.
Stlckmy,
J. Kelly.
Thomaa Murphy.
F. J. Karrlnitton,
11. II. Morrell,
T. li. Bturtevant.
W. II. Murray,
Thomas Kelly,
i(i i A. Iluchanun,
ht . ... ..in..
. L, Itlll),
lohii Mach,
Klnuane'".
Nelson.
Ourtr.
Williams.
M. 1). Cunioron.
12. II. I lowland,
Mlsse.s
Alico lluohaniiu.
Mary Kelly,
tlrueo UohrhoiiBh.
Pearl RoCkcfetlow,
Orpha cjulnn of
Count-It niuffs,
Margaret Hlley,
McArdlc.
Htoney.
llurke,
AltchlHou.
W. H. Colling.
Wllllntn Hchmoller,
O. V. Walt.
II. If. nab.
H. Ilut-klnRhaui,
McAdamr,
Mc(Toy.
I). V. Sholi-s,
1 C. Sholes.
Martin Hush,
George Hohrboush.
II. Qulnu of
Council Illuffs.
Kdward Murphy,
W. It. Wood,
li. O. Kran.
Mlaaes
Kllxabeth McAnlle.
Phllomena Hush.
Seymour,
Keys,
May Ilalplne,
Mary Hart,
fltacla Hart.
ers tor your chlld'B aake don't forco ! tir. j f -Riverside.
ho llttlo bne to swallow iiaiiseatlnK n u, urettv home weddings of
castor oil, vlolont on
i a n In like Curthartto
it Syrup of Klga will liavo yoUr child
smiling and ltappy ugaiu In Just a faw
hours. Syrup 6f Klca will eontly clean,
uweeten and regulate, the stomach, make
llio liver active and move on and out of
the bowels all the constipated mutter,
thc sour bile, the foul, ulogged-up waste
nd poisons, without causing cramps or
Krlplncr.
With Hyrup of Figs you are not drug
King or injuring your children. Being
omposed entirely of luscious figs, aenna
and aromntlcs It cannot bo harmful.
Full directions for children of all ages
and for grown-ups plainly printed on
the package.
Ask your drugglat for the full name
Syrup or Figs and Kllxlr of Senna"
prepared by tho California Fig Hyrup Co,
This Is the delicious tasting, genuine old
reliable ltefuso anything else offered.
Tuesday We Bring Forward More Big Lots in Our
SENSATIONAL SALE OF
Damaged Linens
More than 200,000 yards of water soiled and slightly damaged
linens bought from S. Steinfeldt & Co., 600 Broadway, New York
NOW ON SALE IN OUR BASEMENT
At Bargains Never JBefore Offered in Omaha's History
Great throngs on the opening day of this tremendous sale eould by no means deplete a stock of such
huge proportions. New lots will be brought forward every day from this stock. These' linens, slightly soiled and
damaged by bursting fire hose in the stock room of the Eastern Manufacturing companx, on lower Broadway, New
York, are being sold at unheard of bargains. Some are wet others spotless and perfect. '
be remembered by those who attend.
Hecral Ir.tercMlng features will bo Intro
duced during tho evening, one of whlr-h
will bn nmslcnl niimbera hv thn (llrp eltih.
together with fancy dancing by somo of
Omaha's best tulent. Each class 1ms
agreed to furnish n cosy corner and, as
clas rivalry runs hlnh at the collcRe,
tome clasry decorations ure looked for.
lomcl or harsh lrrl-j . wn9 lhat held Thursday oven- pnk roses,
pltls. a teaapoonful " mversltle, the country home of j Mr. D. C
Mr. and Mrs. John nicnaru, wm . .. x .e us
Kunls Kemp of New York was Riven In jand Mr. Jn
Martin-Egan Wedding.
Tho wedding of Miss lOrma KKai,
daushter of Sir. and Mrs. K. )l. Kir.iu.
ami Mr. William J. Mnrtln was celobrated
at 4:30 o'clock Saturduy ufternoon at tho
North Presbyterian church. Ilev. II. V
HlRbce, pastor of the church, officiated.
Miss Irma Hook played thc Ixihongrin
bridal chorda and following the ceremony
playeil Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride worn a gown of whlto cluir
meuse draped with Chantllly lace and
pearls. Hrr veil was mndo cap fashion
with touches of lilies of the Valley. fStio
carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses
and lilies ot the valley.
Mrs. D. C. Kelster, sister of thc bride,
was matron of honor. Her gown was
deep pink messallne with overdrnpe of
pink charmetisc. She carried an arm bou
quet of pink roses.
Miss Nell llbwk wlis bridesmaid and
worn pals pink messnllnu with overdrew
of pink charmcuso trimmed with shadow
l.icc. Hhe also car cd an arm bouquet of
UpjllU
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marriage by uncle. Mr. John lUeh.rU.
to Mr. Harold Scot Brooklyn, N. V.
Itev H. C. Cimi of New York performed
the cw-mwiy. The Lohengrin wedding
nmrch was played on the violin by Mr.
Itarry McGregor and Mr. . Harry Lovott,
while Miss Margaret lllchard accom
panied them on the pipe organ.
Tito bride's gown wns of Ivory satin
with overdress of real lace. Her tullo
veil was held In place with a spray of
orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet
of bride's" roses and lltits of the valley.
Utile Miss Margaret McGregor carrk'd
the ring In a calla Illy. She was, dressed
In whlto satin.
Miss Margaret McPhrrson was maid or
honor. Hhe wore a gown of cieam satin
with trimmings of silk lace and rhlne
stones and In her hair a bird of paradise.
She carried cream Voc-
I Mr George lllchard served a best man.
I Misses Margaret Scott, Elisabeth M-'-
ii.nni.i isuhnll Duncan and Nancy
1 Young were bridesmaids slid wero drcss4d )
! nllke In wldte chiffon over satin. Thty :
wore plumes In their hair and carried
Kelster 'was the best man,
hers wero Mr. F, M. Beiredlct
Jack Anderson.
A reception was held In the evenini
from S to U o'clock at thn homo "of tho
bride's parents. Tho decorations wero
pink and white carnations and in tno
dining room red roses.
Assisting- through tho rooms wero Miss
Kate Davis, Mrs. Kathorlno I.eary, Mrs.
W. H. Griffith nnd Mrs. I V. Benedict
Mr. and Jlrs. Martin went on an east
em wedding trip and will bo at home
after February IB at IKHil Spalding street.
$2 Soiled Crochet Bed Spreads at 98c
Best quality fringe or plain bed
.spreads, with cut or square corners
some slightly water soiled all
regular $2.00 values, at,
each
98
r
and $1.25 Soiled Bed Spreads, 49c
49c
Vmn weave Crochet .Bed Spreads,
plain or fringed edges, for single,
three-quarter or large beds
slightly soiled, at,
each
rr
70c Mercerized
TABLE DAMASK, 39c
712-inch fine damask, in
many designs, some slight
ly soiled, but
worth 70c
a yard, at
.
9c
22-in. Linen Dinner Napkins Firm weave, (?! FA
heavy quality, worth $2.50, at, per doz. . . vlJw
$1 quality, 70-in., full bleached and silver rn
bleached all linen Table Damask, at, yd wtC
$2.00 Hemstitched, Mercerized Table- Qfi
cloths Slightly soiled, at, each J0C
35c All Linen Pin Huck Towels, at, -i n
each
17-inch Linen Crash Toweling, worth Sc m
slightly soiled, at, yard
Free Instructions in
Knitting and Crocheting
Every day this wcok on our
Main Floor. MIbs Strange will
demonstrate tho many uses ot
Flolsher's Yarns.
Annual .Innuiiry Sale
Children's Wnsh Dresses
HokIiis Tlillrsdny
On Our Socoml Floor.
The bargains will bo wonderful.
-J)
2 SPECIAL TUESDAY BARGAINS IN CORSETS conllltooim
tir -
women s lienume $3 Corsets at $2 All well
Women's low bust and long waist corsets, made 'of fine
coutil, lace trimmed, with 3 pairs good, heavy
web garters a regular line from which we
. can fit all figures very special bargain for
''Tuesday. .Never before offered at this price
$25
makes' for medium and slender figures lace
trimmed with ribbon at top; 3 pairs of hose
supporters, with skirt, hook attached alwavs
sells nt $3, January Sale Special, at
nown
Harmony Club Meets.
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Dinning entertained
the 'Harmony club Saturday evening at
their home, when those present werei
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Wood.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W U Holby.
Judge and Mrs. W. II. Muncer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kcrlbnrr.
Mr, and Mrs. O n. Bates,
Mr. and Mrs, .1. I Maker.
Mr. und Mrs John V. Dale.
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank A. KwIiik.
Mr, nnd Mrs. F. I,. McCov.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Hholes.
Mr. nnd Airs. Balph Brcckenrldg.
Mr. and Mrs, '. H. Buchols.
I ulnk nnd white roses.
i Tho matrons of honor were Mesdamcs
I George Donaldson. II. J. McrGegor,
i George Mclntyre and John McDonald.
Mrs. Donuldion wore pink satn with
! trimmings of Irish lace and rhlnestones.
She wore a bird of paradise In her hair,
j Mrs. McGregor wore black silk tare
over whlto satin. She wore u band of
' pearls In her hair with aigrettes on the
ilcft side.
j Mrs. Mclntyre's gown was a draped
: American beauty satin trimmed with
j blaeknct and brilliants. In her hair she
wore a nana or uruuanis win n nrron
aigrette on the left side.
Miss McDonald's gown was of blaak
satin trimmed with brilliants. She wore
a tiara of diamonds set In platinum In
her hulr with white aigrette worn low
on tho hair.
Mrs. John Klclmrd's gown was lavender
satin with overdress ot black silk laoe
trimmed with Jets. Sho wore & band nf
brilliants in her hulr with u bird of para
dise on the loft side.
I.lttle Misses Alice McIMierson, Mar
garet Buthcrford. Kllsabeth Young and
Margaret Duncan w,ere flower girls. They
were gowned alike In Alias blue chiffon
oxer satin of the same shade and carried
baskets ot pink and white roses.
Masters George Melntyre and Bobert
Iivett carried the court train. Their
suits were of white serge.
Messrs. Dr. Salisbury. Andrew Stewart.
Colonel Baldwin, KM win McLean and
William Ulchard were the ushers.
The groom's gift to the bride was a
lu tiller ot diamonds set In platinum,
hieh was the only Jewel she woro.
Tho bride presented liur maid of honor
und bridesmaids with gold blavelets set
i with rubles.
The groom piesenteU the best mat ...id
usheis with gold knlvoa, engraved,
; After the ceremony Mrs. John Blohard
I and the attendants wr In the receiv
ing line and a dullgttful supper was
served.
j Mr. and Mrs. Scott left Sunday for
: New York and will sail next Paturdny
1
$2
DEPENDS ON USE OF WORD
of the word that counts, but how it Is
said by a person, and that it is used gen
erally in order to make a "mash" upon
Judge Foster Says "Chicken" Mayitn un womtt"
Be Harmless in Itself.
BUT MASHERS WILL BE FINED
Word tlself Ciiiimit He Construed
nn n Ilsieiuriiiior, lint the I'rr-
' ami ITnIiiht It Mllxt
Curef nl.
lie
Although Webster's unabridged diction
ary gives the definition of "chicken" a.s
one of tender age, a youthful girl, , nnd
Judge Moore of Hagerstown, Mil., ruled
that It was not; a misdemeanor to call a
girl "chicken," Police Magistrate Charles
li. Foster saj-s ho will "soak tho mash
ers" the limit
Judge Foster says It Is not the meauhig
'There Is no liunn In tho word chicken
It Is a good word, but often put to tmd
use. I havo looked up tho definition and
know that It means a young girl, but that
does not mean that a person can walk
along the street and qnll every young
woman ho meets chicken.
"When a young man walks up to a girl
on tho street and says, 'Hello, chicken,'
ho Is endeavoring to pave the way for
further acquaintance. It lH not the word
that counts with me. It Is the way It is
used.
"Oh. you little rabbit, you fat llttla
rascal, some bear, considerable wren,
skirt, kid and all the. other names used
In referring to extremely good looking
young girls are harmless. There Is ito
meaning In thc word which could be con
strued as a mlsd6meanor. It Is how it Is
used.
"Tho same old scale of fines will pre
vail In this court. Every masher will oe
fined $25 and costs nnd forced to pay tno
flno before releused from custody."
AielirnsKniiM nt the Hotels.
W. H. Menklng of Geneva, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cllno of Auburn. P. II. Walsh of
Humboldt and H. H. AValdron of Water
loo aro nt the Ilenshaw.
II. K. Swanson of Bertrand. Paul Peter
son of Blnlr. N. H. Nelson of Albion, J.
A. Piatt of Emerson and II. Whalcn of
Wayne hnve taken quarters at the Mer
chants. O. II. Smith of Grand Island, j H.
Miles of Falls City. E. G. Burrows of
Mason City and Church Howe of Auburn
uro at the Paxton '
W. P. Helnstack of Ames, Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Brown of Ashland, A. M
Adams of Central City nnd O. H. Payton
of Scrlbner are guests of the Millard,
It. C Jones of Ravenna, Mrs. R, j,
Hnrte of Alns worth, E. A. Chester ot
Grand Island and Peter Peterson otOak
lund nre at tho Loyal.
I To Wed in Denver.
Mr .and Mrs. Max Klein of Denver an
nounce the engugemenj. of tl(rlr duughtcr.
llortense, to Mr, Julian Kanuei of
Omaha. Tho wedding will take ' place
March U) at thn home of the bride's oar
cntN on West Boulevard avenue, Denver,
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. J. N. Kopald has returned from !
a two months' visit to southern Call- j
foi nla.
Miss Helen Hoggs of Lincoln Is spend-
lug a week In Omaha as tho guest-of Mrs. !
O. M-. Druse. 13T Park avenue.
Mrs. H. L. Goldstono went to Chlcagi,
Saturday to attend the wedding ot iur '
cousin, Miss Hattlo Hummer of Cnlcagn
to Mr. J. Slngir. I
Mrs. K. V- Lewis will nail next Satur. !
day from New York for Liverpool. La'.r
she will go to South America. She ex
pects to be gone about a year,
Mr. ThoimiH Flynn lett Saturday even
ing for New York, whero he Joined Mr,
Flynn and Miss Ophelia Hayden. wha
havo been visiting lu Washington for two
weeks. They will remain east a short
time longer.
1FST INn UPtl TU TO HfiTUCn un run n
wimluw'm bouriu.No Bfitur I r b 6
iLKTliiNo. rguKB.T u.BS4 J uwlversity will give the last pt a srlsa
a?;iifetgrjisj's,'t infrinl, ,,nwM,l at 'hnW'
ik boi itvrtr tot DUumiOEA. it u bi! ;dny Tuesday evening. Januarj- The
JlWiuf:. sum b4 sk tut -gn. IdaRoes have been so suoctuwful tlmt the
Wisilsv Soolkliig Snvp." ta& uk ua Mku I . . . , , . .... .
. Tiat-On nsta tsxut, dents Intend to make this one long to
Dr, MoCrann's Son
Killed at Honolulu
John C. McCrunn. sou ot Dr. W. J. J
ilcCrann, who was In the coast artillery
service at Honolulu, was killed there by
the explosion of a gun, according to a (
cablegram received by Dr Mt-Crnnn. who i
formerly lived at South Omaha, but now
reside at SUOS California Btreet. Dr. Mc- I
Crann Is now seeking further Information.
D. R. BUCK IS IMPROVING
FR0MAUT0 INJURIES
D. R. Buck, MX Urand avenue, who
was struck by an automobile Saturday
evening near Sixteenth and ' Farnam
streets. Is reported as getting along
fairly wll. We Is a little stronger, but Is
not yet completely out of danger.
Injured In h Klrr
I ly u full: uituiv
Arrda Sav Cures burns, cutn. wounds.
nous, aoies, (M.-xma. 4lc. Uuurantwed.
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I
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The Largest and Finest Steamer to
BERMUDA
Hound Trip, IM & up. 1st cUu ucluilraly.
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Programme (Royal Mall H-. Folder)
rontalnlpg Maps and details of 33
different tours to
PANAMA, JAMAICA, CUBA
may be had on application
The Hoyal Mail Steam racket Co.
SANDF.ItSON & SjON. Gen. Au'ta.. li
Bo. laSallo St., Chicago, or any
local steamship ticket scent
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