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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1913)
s THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, .TANrARV 31, 1913. mm sru BEEHIVE Thursday, January 30, 1913. By MBLLIPIOIA. MC. PKTKIIS, president of the Country club, together with Secre tary Lawrence Drinker, are mighty busy men these days an- nworlng numerous telephone calls regarding a "stage" dinner recently announced to -tho members of the organization. This, Indeed, Is a brand new one, and even though the entertainment committee I is a versatile one, the temptation to offer ' it a suggestion or two almost j overpowered me. The word stage suggested actors and actresses, and next In ordjer came the thought that If, for Instance, the famous Ocnee might be induced to help entertain with some kind of a sketch, It would add a pleasing tone to the suavity of the evening. But alas: tho printer had spoiled It all, for, Instead of "stage" he should have printed '"stag," and In anything of that Alnd the sterner sex needs not even an inkling of counsel PLANS FOR DONNA SHAW Noted Lecturer Would Rest When Not Engaged in Speaking. HERE A WEEK FROM FRIDAY Will Sprnk Frlrinr MrM Uor.n in Lincoln Sntnrtla)-, to rteturn to Omnha. for Jtlnmi Sleeting Similar, Club at Riverside. Th B. C. O. toclcty held Us regular monthly mcctlne at Hlverslde, tho coun tr home of Miss Margaret Itlchard Thursday afternoon. The rooma we decorated In the flub colors, pink and blue. The afternoon was ipent In sewing and mftnle. Jlefreslmentn were served on one large table In the dining room. Those present were: Misses- Misses Margaret Edwurds, Margaret Scott, Th.p... tlunpan. Penrl Itrnnn. Agnes itutr.errora, Elizabeth Mcintosh, Elizabeth McDonald, Flora Kennedy, Nancy Young, Miella Patterson. Nancy Donaldson. Margaret Klcliard. Mesdames t J. nichard. ' Elks' Anniversary. Omaha Blka will celebrate their twenty-seventh anniversary Friday evening, February 7. A lodge meeting will precede the entertainment, which will start at 9 p. m. The program will be by members of th lodgo and their women relatives and friends. Following the entertainment there will be nn Informal dancing party. Light refreshments will bo served. M MrPheraon. Isnhelle Duncan. Mabel McQueen. U.iin1iriilL ICeilll). I Margaret Congdn, Marv roiioc'K, Gladys Harrison. Detvltt Salisbury, Mesdames Oeorge Duncan. solved ones for all bv Calumet. For daily nia in millions ot kitchens bat proved that Calumet is highest not only (a quality but la If averting fowtr as well un failing in results pure to the extreme and wonderfully economical in use. Ask your grocer. And try Calumet next bake day, RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS WurM's Pun r4 bsuiHM, ChKnie. Ilk f.V. liter. Needle Craft Clnb Meet;. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Needle Craft club were entertained at the Prairie Park club house. The hostesses for the afternoon wore Mr, t' I.. Peterson, Mr. M. E. Miller, Mrs. Appletree, Mrs. O. I Porter, Mrs. M. F. Powell and Mrs. M C. Price. The after noon was spent In sewing and an In formal muslcale was given. At ! o'clock tea was served. Next Tuesday evening tho club will entertain at a large card party at the club house. February U the club will hold Its regular meeting. Forty-five members were present at the last meeting. s5a3 riiF9ttsi 'Social Affairs Planned. ' Mr. and Mrs. Qrorge Johnston will give 1 a dinner Friday evening at their home. Pr. and Mrs. If. O. Lantern will enter tain at cards Friday evening at their home, Mlaa Marguerite Stovrltts will give a luncheon Monday at the Hotel Royal fqt Miss Dorothy Morgan, whose engagemofe to Italph Tetera haa been announced. Mrs. Arthur C. Smith will give a lunch eon Tuesday at the Omaha club. Informal Luncheon. Mrs. W, J. Connell enteitalned at luncheon .Wednesday at her home for Mr. Guy Howard of Moltne, III., and Mrs. Herman Kountie, both of whom will spend the remainder ot the winter In California. Ten guests were present. L. C. B. A. Card Party. Ladles of L. C. B. A., branch 2, will give a card party Friday afternoon In the Pompelan rooms of the Drandels Htores. Pleasures Past. Mrs. Charles K. Burmmester, Jr.. was hostess at two auction bridge luncheans given at her home Tuesday and Wednes day afternoons In honor of her sister. Miss Ilutli Kvans of Chicago, .who Is her guest. Pink sweet peas were used in decorations, and six tables of players were present at each entertainment.' When Dr. Anna Shaw, president of the National Woman's Suffrage society, is not working she Is resting, so says a letter which was received from her at I the state suffrage hendquarters. Dr. Shaw In her letter requests that she bo allowed to rest during the tlmo which haa not been arranged for her to spend at meetings for the cause ot woman's suffrage. Dr. Kliaw Is making an extended trip through the west for the cause of suf frage and Is attending two and thrcn meetings a day 111 the cities where she Is stopping. She Is saving her strength for her work, and her health does not permit her to attend social affairs, too. This noted woman will arrive In the city Friday evening, February 7, at 6 o'clock, and will attend a meeting of tho Omaha Federation of Suffrage societies that evening, which will be held In the council chamber of tho city hall at ,s o'clock. Saturday morning she will attend a work conference of the First district of Nebraska, and will leave at 1 o'clock for Lincoln, where sho will attend a work conference of the Second district. There will be a mass meeting at Lincoln that evening, at which affair Dr. Shaw will be the speaker. She will return td Omaha Sunday morning, when slic will attend the mass meeting, which will be held here Sunday afternoon, February 9, In the Drandels theater. For Visitors. Mrs. John N. Baldwin entertained . at luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. Harry Can dee of Watervllle, N. Y and Mrs. Penlck of Louisville, Ky. The decorations were Dresden china ornaments. Covers were laid for twelve. The Bargain Opportunity of a L fetlma Saturday Muiay and Tutsity Feb. 1st, 3d and 4th New 1913 Patterns in Rugs All perfect goods Not one dollar's worth of old stuff in tho entire stock, and over $100,000.00 worth included. In Omaha's Greatest . Rug Bargain Event Beginning Saturday at Hayden's See 16th Window Display. Comparison of values will insure your purchasing here. Knights of Columbus' Dance. A complimentary dance will be given by the Knights of Columbus Friday even ing at Metropolitan hall, 2301 Harney street. The entertainment committee com prises T. B. Coleman, Thomas Qulnlan, W. H. lUumer, John Hlnchey, .John Qleoson, James Flannlran, Kay Kleyla nnd W. n. Hanna. An entertaining pro gram haa been arranged. The affair Is for knights and their women friends. Lunoheon for Mrs. Gnnlook. Mrs. J.' F. .McCaffrey entertained at luncheon today in honor of Mrs. Gun lock of Chicago, The table decorations were pink and white and covers were laid for twelve gueats. Does to Uruguay. Montross Ue, who formerty retlded In Omaha, haa been visiting relatives and school friends from the University of Nebraska. Mr, tee left laat evening rod New Torki whre he will sail for London, from where he will sail for South Amer ica to reside In Uruguay. Columbian Circle Party. The Columbian circle will celebrate Us tenth anniversary by giving a card party Friday evening at Its hall, Twenty-second and Locust streets. Ten prises will ' be given. For Guest from Stella. V, J, Prawl entertained yesterday in honor of Mrs. H. L. Hogrefe of Stella, Neb. Those present were Mesdames A. B Jlockwell. J. n. Bone, F. Bacon. C. ,Q Lulkart, It. W. Dewey, H. L."Hogrefe. In and Out of the Bee Hive. Mlsa Ituth Kvans of Chicago la the guest of- her sister, Mrs. Charles Bur master, Jr. '. ,i Pcr8onaliip. A daugnterj was . born Friday . to . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Robinson of Sanrameiito, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. .Robin son were formerly of Omaha. Wattles Will Speak at the Boys' Banquet tlurdon W. Wattlen will bo another o!,c of the speakers nt the dinner to sons ot mcmbcra of the Commercial club Friday night. He will talk to the boys on citi zenship. Biigadlcr General Frodcrlck A. Smlt'i already has agreed to talk on his ex periences In the army. Other speakers will be secured by tho committee, which Is endeavbring to get men representative of all the ideals of boyhood as to pro fessions and business. Each speaker has been Instructed to make his talk short. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO ERECT CLUB ADDITION Fit Ilia Cnac Unnctlr. "When father was sick about six years go he read an advertisement, of Cham berlaln'a Tablets In the papers that fit his case exactly." writes Miss Margaret Campbell of Fort Smith, Aik. "He pur chased a box ot them and he haa not been alck since. My sister had stomach trouble and was also benefited by them." For sate by all dealers. Advertisement. At the annual meeting of the stockhold ers ot the Knights of Columbus club held Wednesday night at Us home, 3025 Dodge street, It was determined to. build an ad dition to tho present quarters. Plans are now under consideration, and It Is the horm of the building committee to start excavation within sixty day. The structure Is to be built onto the south end of the club and la to combine a nata'tortum and auditorium", a complete gymnasium and a'n assembly room for meetings. It Is to' be two stories high wlt'i basement. The officers and directors are: C J. Smj'th, president; T. P. Itcdmond, vice president: AYVH. Baumer, secretary; J. II. Schmidt, treasurer; Leo A. Hoffmann, E. W. Slmcral and T. J. McBhane, direc tor. They will meet weekly to discuss nd push the construction, and expect to have the building completed by the mid dle of summer, Can You Draw an Eye? Don't rink deafnett! Get n 23c or Ha tube ot Koodoo's. the orl: ml and ecnulna QturrfctlJtl'j, lu It u rated nJ naidha kouioira brisn m.UM ru moftcUt result, tr rrae'lBS u rfrmo(rtnh 6 Kxthln tk taJUmM iamlrmo. tr hftalinff rtw . iwm- Kon pj hui; Trr aruggitb Bunpit ! from KOMDOM Mra. CO., ttllMMMlit. MiM. 1 SSI Competitor's Name Address PRIZES FOB. TTTV. rtirt T.VTRM fVO first nrire: J1.00 sen ond prize; $1.00 third prize and five prizes valued at $1.00 eacn. BUTlIS CJnmnfltitrvra mnet Via nmotonra All rlrawinrr must be on the face put out of The Bee. Competitors may submit more than one drawing if they desire. Contest closes Wednes day night, rb. 5, 1913. Addrew, Contest Editor, Omaha 8m. Key to the Situation Bee Advertising. WFTAT'fc BECOME VYlimiJOF-' EM Robert Howlttt. formerly manager ot the United Cereal company In Omaha, Is now In charge of the samn company's business In Boston'. V. It. Tlrandt. a former Omaha printer. Is now located at Bismarck, N. D., where he Is running a newspaper and success fully playing, politics. nharlen II. Tuttle. who used to be active In law and politics In Omaha. moved to Brooklyn, Is. i. . Phlllp"M. Rose, once connected with tho Burltnglon here, la In business in Kew'York. . The career of , Mel Uhl os a Napoleon of Omaha newspaperdom, haa been trans ferred to Los Angeles. Bamuel F. Miller, until recentfy In charge of traffic for the Northwestern at the'iOmaha headquarters, han been moved up to the head of the department at Chi cago. William It. Mghton, court reporter. novelist and reformer when he lived. In Omaha Is down In Kansas as a promoter for lumber land deals. Hugh, F. Mcintosh, once member of our school board, has become a farmer, lo cated near Arlington. Items for this heaalar art lavitsd, lit Will Pay Youl To Make a Special Trip to Omaha to Attend BRANDEIS STORES GREAT SALE OF THE $93,700 STOCK of F. H. Orcutt & Son Co. (Ont-Third off the Entire Stock if $310,000 Was Our Share) Rugs, Lace Curtains and Draperies All the Rugs From the Orcutt Stock on Sale Beginning Monday, Feb. 3 Here are Some of the Big Bargain Lots in This Sale $30 AXMINSTER AND WILTON VELVET RUGS, 9x12 SIZE, FOR ?15.9S HIGHEST GRADE 9x12 SEAMLESS WILTON RUGS, WORTH UP TO $50, AT $29.98 AXMINSTER RUGS, UP TO 9x12 SIZE AND WORTH UP TO $25, AT. .$12.98 BRUSSELS RUGS, UP TO 9x12 SIZE AND WORTH AS HIGH AS $15, AT $ 7.9S ROOM SIZE BRUSSELS RUGS FOR BED ROOMS AND SMALL ROOMS $8.50 VALUES, AT $ 4.98 27-INOH AND 36-nTOH AXMINSTER, VELVET AND WILTON RUGS, GOAT , $1.59 AND $2.59 EXTRA LARGE SIZE BRUSSELS, WILTON, VELVET AND AXMINSTER RUGS, SIZES 10-6x12, 11-3x12, 10-6x13-6, 11-3x15 AND 12x15, AT VERY LOW PRICES. Many Parcels Have ' Insurance Stamps Up to Wednesday evening, two days before the clone of tho first month's ptrcel pot liustnoss, SS3 parcels havo b:en sent out of the Omaha postofflce Insured. Parcels may 'bo insured on payment of 10 cents. Only parcels of value are In sured. PoRtmajUcr Wharton estimates on tho basis ot the RS3 parcel, that the first month will show 1.000 parcels Insured in Omaha. Th'.d will mean 1109 In rev enues from Insurance alone. At the same time It Is considered note worthy that out of this number Insurod In Omaha not a sluglo complaint lura us yet been received on lost or destroyed parcels. Bo that none of the Insurance lma been collected. Wednesday was the biggest day, out side of Mondays, for Incoming parcels 'n the Omaha postofflce since tho Inaugura tion of tho parcel post. Monday U always excepted, as on Jtonday the amount of parcels received represents the accumulation of two days. 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