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HTHhre
o ciety
By MELLIPIOIA.
Tuesday, May 6, 1913.
TEACHERS MEET SATURDAY
Hiiitory Instructors to Have Joint
Session with Association.
UAVE you a double? If so, hero Is nn Idea for a novel entcrtalnmont.
The dinner of doubles was tho fanciful name bestowed upon a
JL JL Party given by Prof. Louise Pound of the stato university to
oloven young women at the Lincoln hotel. Every one of thoj
group was the possessor of "red hair." Those present wore Fannie Drake, j
Adelaide nood, Mary Goodrich, Maria Kuhn, Ellen Gere, Nell Drake, Jessie)'
Glass, B6lle Corbln, OUvo Soybolt,. Daisy Needham and Miss Pound. The
unusual part of tho wholo affair was that each of the young women In I
the group had either been mistaken at somo time or other for Miss Pound,!
or else had been mistaken for one of the others of the group. Ilenco the!
title, "dinner ot doubles." Although the affair was a merry occasion, the
patty refufsed absolutely to allow admission to a photographer. Each at
the party was designated by the title "twin." Miss Lillian Dobbs Holms,
seleced aa "twin" of tho group by tho adoption, was unable to bo present.
Just what transpired at the dinner Is unknown, but It was under
stood that there was to bo no toast list. All formalities of the usual dinner
party were discarded. Some of tho group were not acquainted with ono
another, so that tho "oloven twins" wore for the first time brought to
gether. Introductions wero not In order.
Miss Pound, who Is well known In university circles, Is famed for her
originality. She Is a sister of ro,f. Roscbo Pound of Harvard university,
formerly dean of the University of Nebraska law school.
ENGLISH POLITICS IS THE TOPIC
ftevolntlnnnrr MornnrnU In Greit
llrlfnln 'Will tlr rtvnsnnrit Upon
hr TroffMnr II. W.
Cnldrrell.
Congressman's Daughter to Wed.
The engagement Is nnnounced of Miss
atari)' IjoVck. daughter of Congressman
and Mrs. Charles . Otto Lobeck, t6 . Mr.
Raymond Qerald Young.
Th bride to be lias Jut returned with
her patent from Washington. V. C.
whir they spent the winter. Ml Ivobeck
attended the Omaha High school and
later specialized In music In Chicago.
Mr. Young attended tho Unvjrslty ot
Iowa, and the Ctelghton law school. lUi
is the junior member of the taw firm of
Mbnlgomery, Hall A Young.
The "wedding will take placo the latter
patt ofVuns at the home of the brldo's
parents.
University Romance..
Mr. and Mr. Charles W. Hatler an
nounce the engagement of tholr daughter,
nuth. t6 Mr. Eliet B. Drake of Norfolk.
Neb, The wedding will bo the culmina
tion of a university romance, both young
people having attended the University Of
Nebraska at Lincoln.
Miss ftalier attended the Omaha. High
school and was made a member of the
Alpha Phi eororlty. Bho took the do
mestic selenc couts at the university.
ifr. Drako la a member of the Delta
Tau fraternity and la manageer of the
Norfolk Investment company-
The wedding will take place In June.
Hungarian Encasement.
In accordance Willi tho Hungarian 'cus
tom, tha engagement of Miss Jennl
Frlcsh and Mr.. Anton Adler was an
nounced at a banquet nt the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Newman, 1?1T Web.
ter street, last evening. About fifty
couples attended tho event which was a
forerunner of the marriage of two .mem
bers ot prominent Hungarian families
who have come to Omaha to makd their
home. At the close of tho banquet,
Rabbi Fleishman announced tho engage
ment and Henry Tollock, on behalf of
the groom presented the bride with h
gift, a solitaire diamond ring, on each
side of which were engraved the coat of
arms of the respective families of the
young, people. Mr. Adler Is a well-known
Omaha business man. having come , to
the United Rales from Hungary nbotit
twenty ycara ago. Miss Krlsch, who Is
an accomplished llnnulst. came here two
r years ago.
Thimble Club Meets.
Mrs. W. O. Templteon was hostess 'at
the meeting of the Thimble club -this
afternoon at her home. The afternoon
was ((pent with needlework and the mem
bers of the club Include! - ' '
Mesdames
J. O. Phllllpl.
. W. Carpenter.
J. P. Bailey,
Frank Wllklni.
Alec Buchanan.
11. u. utrmgnt,.
J. A. Sunderland,
Francis White,
Wlltlam'ltantsey,
Russell Harris,
J. H. Dumont,'
uwing iirown
Mlse-
Mesdames
A. I Patrick,
A.V Carpenter,
Roy Sunderland, .
Arthur Ix'ckwood,
J. K Carpenter,
I D. Cramer,
Oeorge Barker.
Arthur D. Smith.
Frederick McCnnnell,
J. C. Van Buran,
W, a. Temp'eton.'
Mary PhllllDmV
Marlon Carpenter,
Bertha White. .
Mlse ,
Nell Carpenter,
AJJee Buchanan,.
Bess Dumont.
The second annual meeting of the Ne
braaka History Teachers' association will
b held In Omaha at the high school
faturdar. May 10. The association will
meet jointly with the sixth annual as
sembly of the Mississippi Valley His
torical association and the Nebraska
State Historical society.
The History Teachers' association has
up until last year held Its sessions at the
time of the meeting of the Nebraska
State TeaeheVs' -association. On account
of the multiplicity of demands upon the
time Of the teachers during that meeting,
the historical people decided to hold a
separate convention. Mrs. Ada T. Atkin
son of the Omaha High school Is presi
dent of the organization.
The attendnnco last year In Omaha at
the' first, meeting was something over
forty. All teachers of history In Ne
braska are eligible to membership In this
organization, the purpose of which it to
dlsctiss methods and seek to Improve the
character of the history teaching work
In the state.
Tn Illscnss English Politic.
One of the numbers of the program
that Is looked forward to with consider
able Interest Is the discussion of the
present day English revolutionary move
merits by Prof. Howard W. Caldwell of
the University of Nebraska. Prof. Cald
well' In looked upon as being 'especially
well qualified to discuss this topic, as he
recently returned from England, where
he spent a year studying the English
political situation.
He uaa granted a year's leave ot ab
sence with, pay, and he chose to spend
It In England. While there he visited
the Kngllsh Parliament constantly and
secured a good grasp of I the ' situation
centering around the Lloyd Oeorge pro-
gram- i
The complete program of the Saturday I
session of the association Is as " follows.
A Course In Current History Prof. E.
L. Hendricks, Warrensburg. Mo.
A Course In History for the Grades
Miss Mattle Allen. Lincoln (Neb.) High
"'present Day English Revolutionary
Movements-Prof. Howard W. Caldwell.
University of Nebraska.
An Inspector's Observation of Hln
School History Teaching-Prof. F: C.
Ensign. State University of Iowa
Plscusslon-B. 8. Asqulth. Council
Bluffs High school; Miss Anne S. Grum
man, Brownell Hall. Omaha
Mrs. A, B. Hunt Asks
Divorce and Alimony
Alonzo B. Hunt, superintendent of the
Omaha Water works, 65 vears of age,
was sued fob a divorce by his wife, Mrs.
Uzzte M. HUnt, In district court yester
day morning.
Mrs. Hunt asks 115,000 permanent ali
mony, saying that her husband has prop
erty worth more than $30,000, ah'd addi
tional temporary assistance. They have
one son, 23 years of age. A daughter'
died several years ago.
Mr. Hunt has been In the employ of the
water works almost all the ' time since
he has been In Omaha. He has been
superintendent for about ten years. The
couple's residence Is In Florence. Mr.
Hunt Is about en years older than his
wife.
! RAILROADS HUSTLING FOR
j THE GETTYSBURG BUSINESS
Representatives Of the local railroads
I are hustling tq get the Grand Army
business that Is to move from Nebraska
to Gettysburg, Pa., the last of June.
There are about 1Q0 veteran who expect
to make the trip from Nebraska, and ti
there Is to be no cutting of rates the
agent who Is the most popular and who
ran present the beat line of argument Is
likely to get the business.
From Nebraska the Grand Array rate
agreed,' upon to Chicago by the Western
Passenger association Is 2 centu per mile.
From Chicago to Gettysburg and return
it Is tq be S48.& by the standard and 12
less over the differential lines
QUICKLY STOPS THE
WORST BACKACHE
Makes Kidney Troubles, Blad
dw Disorders, and Rheu
matic Pains Vanish.
If you suffer from backnchlng kidney
trouble, have disagreeable bladder nnd
urinary disorders, or are 'torturt-d with
rheumatism, stiff joints, and Its' Heart
wrenching pains, the new discovery,
Croxone; will" quickly and surely rellev
all such tr6Ubles. -
Croxone Is the most wonderful remedy.
yet devised tor ridding the system Of uric
acid and driving out all the. polsonpus m
purltlts which cause such troubles.. It Is
entirely different from all Other remedies.
It acts on the principle of cleaning "out
tha p6t6ns and removing the cause.
It soaks right In through the walls,
membranes and linings, llko water n a
sponge neutralize, dissolves, and makes
the kldheys sift out and filter away all
the urlo acid and poltons from the blood,
and leaves the kidneys and urinary or
gans clean, strong, healthy, and well.
It matters not how long you have suf
fered, how old you are, or what you nave
used, the very principle of Croxone Is
such that It U practically Impossible to
take It Into the human system without
results. There 14 nothing else on. fArth
like It. It starts' to work the minute ?tu
take It and relieves you the first time
you use It
If ypu suffer with pains In your back,
and sides, or have'' any signs ot kidney,
bladder .trouble, or Theumatlsnt. such as
puffy swellings urder the eves or In the
feel and ankles. If you are nervous, tired,
and run down, or bothered with urinary
disorders, Croxone will quickly relieve
you ot your miser)'. An original package
ot Croxone costs but a trifle, and all
druggists are authorized to return the
purchase price If It falls In u single ense.
ATalktothe
LADIES
Don't you Ilka to feel when you
send your nice dresses to be cleaned-
that they are In tha hands-o-competent
as well aa reliable
cleaners.
We've been fifteen .ears build
ing up our reputation, and we
prize tt too highly to turn out any
but the very finest clernlng and
dyelnt
We clean more fine dresses than
all the other cleaners In Omaha,
combined "There's a Reason.
n-I?lco Dresssa . . .S1.S3 to 51.73
xsncy srsssts
xa&cy Waists
VaUor suits ,
Opera coats
X.osg' Jacket
VUta Skirts
Msatsd Skirts
3.50
1.00
8.00 to
.75 to
1.79 to 0.00
3.00 to 9.80
3.00
.70
1.00
Ther will be satisfactory, too,
or there will be no charges at all.
Phone for a wagon.
We pay express one way on out
or-town orders oi j.uu or more.
At Fort Omaha.
Sirs." Wilbur Blaine of Tort Omaha en
tertained at luncheon 'Monday. The
gtKBtit w"ehj: ' 1
Mend fines ' Memlnmea- ' '
Carl F. Hnrtmann. Thnmnsnn.,
Alvln Vorls, Holland jtubottom.
nay. wmiant Aironte.
Hawoll, Clinton,
iARue Christie, Wilbur nialne.
Botalba Club Dance.
The nlembera of the Bosalba 'club of
the Hor Faintly parish; will Rlv.e. a
dapclng uarty at the Home hotel "Tiles
dai1 evenlnK. Mav 6.
Pagaloo Club.
The. Patralco club will give the last of
Its' series of winter dances Saturday
evenlRx. May 10.
Entertain Jn Now Home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Kdrnbleet. who
Were victims of tho tornado, entertained
at a house warming In their new home,
F5I South Twenty-first street, Bunday.
The guests were Miss lllanolin HanltiST,
Miss Josophlno Carew, Miss lSlla Mar
RUltr. Mr. ) W. Iongreckcr, Mr- S. Mar
cultz, Mr. Joseph Wallaco and Mr.
Geire Wallace of Chicago. Musical se
lections -were played on the Vlctrola and
Mrs. llunlng entcrtalnod with piano num.
bei'a.
South Side Progressive Club.
T-Tjio South Bldo Progressive club will en
tertaln .Wednesday afternoon at Four
teenth and Castellar streets. Mrs. W't
Ham Fry, Mrs. Michael Hernan and Miss
!May Fogarty will be the hostesses.
-Ky Lacs Entertained.
M.lss Florence Hcggeblade entertained
the Ky I.aes on Saturday afternoon. The
time was spent at needlework and music.
Two weeks hence tho club will be enter-
tatried by Miss Adelaide Funkhouser.
Mothers Club Holds Meeting.
- The Miller l'ark Mothers' club hem a
meeting Monday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. diaries nauer. fror. uierocn
gave an Interesting talk about children.
He told the Vomen'how to cure crying
bablea. Mrs. . George Covell gave a talk
on suffrage.
The member of the Mothers' club are
goliig to start a petition against having;
the propoed pool hall at Twenty-fourth
and Port streets
Luncheon for State Officers.
The executive committee of the Omaha
Woman's club will entertain the otttcers
of the Nebraska Federation ot Woman's
clubs at luncheon at the New Hamilton
cafe Wednesday at 1 o'clock. All who
wish to attend may call Mra. N. H. Nel
son or Mrs. B. M. Byfert to. make their
tvservatlons.
tkxD Gleaners and Dyers'
1515-17 JONES ST.
fttOMS DOUCUS3HD.A-3tfS
GUY LIGGETT pres.
In and Out of the See Hive.
Mlra Isabelle Dale of Chicago Is tha
guest of Mrs. John Dale.
Mrs. A. Wykoff has returned fiuro
Long Beach. Cal where she has bttn
i since last November,
i Mrs. Hugh H. Weed of St. Louis, who
is the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
! Phillip Potter, will leave Wednesday for
i her home.
Mrs. F. K. Barnwell, who spent the
iut-ek end with her daughter. Mrs. N- 11
i Hansen, at the Hamilton, has returned
! to her home in Lincoln.
, Mrs. O. T. Eastman, who has bren
visiting Mr. Eastman's parents In Niw
Jersey, has gone to New York, where
she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Martin t3axe
before returning home,
Mr. and Mra. Harvey Fletcher and chil
dren, Elizabeth and Clarence, at Chicago.
who have been visiting Mrs. Fletchers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Van Kuran,
will leave Wednesday evening for their
home.
Miss Leah Kolinsky ot Cleveland, O-,
who has been the guest for several week
of Mrs. M. Leon and Mrs. A. Wolfe, will
leave on Tuesday for Chicago, where she
will spend a few days before returplnr
to her home.
Miss Carmelita. Chase will leave next
Monday for Chicago, where she will b
the guest for a few days of Miss Jean
! Sterling, who visited Miss Chaie here
'during Lent. Mlas Chase and Miss titer
ling will then go to Brn Mawr for the
gtaduatlng festivities. They will b at
college for two weeks.
Brandeis
L
Stores
ANNUAL
May Sale
Muslin
Underwear
ANNUAL MAY SALES
New lota of high-class, dainty waists are offered every day this week at prices far less
than ordinarily. These are special bargain features of our May sale:
Waists
at 51
Voiles and lin
gerie waists and
blouses with roll
back collars, new
laco and em
broidery t r I m
nied Ideas, at
$1.00
Waists
at 69c
Scores of vollo,
tailored and lin
gerie waists In
clever new style
features for
spring and mid
summer at
69c
Women's Voilo and lingerie Waists at. S1.45 I Women's Hand-Embroldcrcd Waists at.. $1.05
SBBBBBBBBSV BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsl
The Values in Corsets During the
May Sale Are Truly Remarkable
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The models on sale Wednesday on our main floor are all new, and purchased
especially for the event. They are prlc ed at half their actual value.
HtnAt 14rt af &7 Made ,a fftncy striped coutll, adapted for medium
JRUUei OW U and slender figures extremely long over the M
hips, with soft section over hip, making it a comfortable garment forafw ra
high hip bones. Whilo they last, at? T
BROKEN LINES OF SIZES IN LAVTDA, LYRA & t r
AND LA REVO CORSETS, REDUCED TO P l.Dtf
Special Values in Women's Brasslers, p refect fitting, at. -25S 39J and 50d
Annual May Sale of White Goads
Thousands of yards of new white fabrics and wash goods are now going at
sensational bargains in our basement. New lota brought forward on bargain
squares and counters every day this week.
Second Floor Old Store
1 BBSS I
OF I
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II 1 llwl I 4111
SATURDAY
InwAi " ' s .
See th window displays I
f
Boys' Norfolk Suits
3d rioor Old Stars.
A- Special In Boys' Blue Sorgo Stilts
500 suits in Norfolk styles splen
did values Wednesday, 75
All Wool Norfolk Suits ,for Boys
regular $5 values, Wednes- 60
day, at pO
Boys' Blouses Made with'detached
collars 50c values, at Offs
each
i
$5
ISSUXTSXT SSP7. 3D nOOB.
UNTRIMMED PANAMA HATS
Genuine Japanese panamas, hand blocked and sun
Dieacnea, in small, medium and large
snapea over 15 styles in the season's
most popular models; at, each
Ostrich Plume 17-lnch plumes, with 7-inch
heads, in all the new plain shades An JT
and shaded effects, at P3vr
Vntrlmasd .Hsts and Slower In Basemsnt.
Immense purchase of sample untrimmed hats
mllans, hemp, horsehair braids and black chip
straw colors are black, white, burnt and all tho
r..8.haf.e.B 69c, 79c and 98c
Flowers for Trimmings, worth up to 39o, at 10d
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
LINEN NDEPT MAIN FLOOR WEST END
All Pure Linen Breakfast Cloths Plain hem,
hemstitched or scalloped bordec sizes 68x68
and 72x90 exceptional valueB, 1 $ 98
.Extra heavy double ply bath towels very 1 OJLo
largo size, at, each 12
All pure Irish linen hemstitched luncheon napkins
Blze, 14x14 $1.50 values, at, per QQ-
dozen OG
Bungalow luncheon seta a new novelty 64x64 all
pure linen cloth, with half dozen napkins to match.
solid colors in pink, blue, green, hello, also white
grounds, with fancy colored borders Jq A(
at, the set P5't7
Madeira Napkins all pure linen and guaranteed
hand embroidered plain centers; at, QO
per dozen PliI0
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
EMBROUEBIES and LACES
18-inch Fine Embroidered Corset Coverings and
1ounclngs In dainty and elaborate new designs
special May sale offer, at, tha 4fl
yard 1m2C
Embroidered Nalnxook and Cambric Edgings 6 to
10 inches wlde May sale prlco, per TTJL
yard .. v . . . 2 C
45-lnch Sheer Voile Embroidered Skirtings In new
blind' relief effects, at, per OQ
yard OtC
18-lnch Shadow Lace Flouncings and Allovers
Dainty patterns special May sale offer, at, OC
the yard . ...r mOC
Shoes-on Main Floor-New Store
Famous Edwin O. Burt Oxfords for Women
Two new styles Just received in this renowned
make of footwear. Made ot tan and dull black calf
skin, in the straight lace style, narrow toe, broad,
military heels, new flat English last. This is ono
of the newest productions ot the Edwin C. Burt
make. All sizes and widths, at $4 95
Women's White Nubuck Shes
Select your summer footwear here! Two new styles
in the genuine Lawrence's nubuck leather, with
welt sowed soles, Cuban heels, button tops the
correct shoes for the dainty summer 0 QC
frocka-at, pair JuOp
Women's House Slippers
Soft kldskln, In strap styles, hand-turned . soles
extremely comfortable, all sizes, at, nj;
pair V safiO
25o Flat Silk Bows for Pumps, pair. . .10c
Women's Neckwear
and Dainty Waist Decorations
In our perfectly equipped neokwear section on main
floor. There is nothing that can take the place ot
the pretty pleated and fluted lace. A beautiful line
of these extreme novelties in net, shadow laces and
point d'eaprlt splendid valuee, at, per Oi
yard Is&'ZjfC
Also the new Empress Collars In crepe and
shadow lace effects all new and very popular thlB
season, 25c and 50c values, at, g on
each lyCand siC
Ii tke Greei Room Cafe ppo,!
Wo Announce, Beginning Wednesday,
A SPECIAL LUNCHEON
At 25c a Plate
Served from a till 5 P. M.
CABARET ENTERTAINERS ALL THE TIME
an
m
'BRANDEIS STORES:
. U O IT.1L2 ir
s
1 Full Quart Whiskey FREE
Try It At Our Expense ;
Thor sr sll sorts of clslms for superiority smoar dlttlllars n4 Utii Ordor
Whltktjr Uottioi. nd vh.l w (m1 sars Uil our Fell 1 Sur VhUkr cn t
but, or Toa nslt4 tn qulltj, or rrlce. stlllirs srs sol colas to uk laroa 1
to risk tbtlr aoner on our juJjmmli thsntors, yt sr coIdc sir sbiolauly ;
ft, on fn) qtlMl bottl to tt. W wsst jroa to pror br drlnblnf it. tbii ,
Fell l-sur Wbtlc7 I para. bolfos), fullf fcd. taollow s eta b sad bot
all hu real wbltkcy (trenrtb. We rat you to odd hall wsur to It If you Us
nd v say tbat yon wtll still bar stroactr sad Ulter vlltkcy tbaa tnoat Kail t
Order Uouat toll alourrric. Anion caasatlly ondentaad tbat aboald Jatt 1
od oat bctl of vbtikcy froe tbat would M flooded llh reqnetla by aom
uvacruxraioaa popt ana aoaiora ua tar ounoirci up.n u iriaioncivf u
Aula w eaaaotao, cat aTriaieaa, ts wiHt i i m
Kow bar Is oar proportion!
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.1 Hill IBM J0U uu. uit qsui VI ,11. 1, u.f, w
solatclr f tea, aioac with your Orat order for S fall quart bottles of Fall
Star VfbUkay fcr ti.il sad we pay to eiprctt ebarsat. Al'er you raoelr .
the 9 full quart bottle.. opu on of tba. teat ft aayvay yon Ilk and
If Dot enUrcly aatufactory, yon bT tb prlrlle; ot rttarolncto ue tb
remslolnt S bottle sad tb on eit'a bottle.you may kep f ra sod
will immdlatly return your sj.ts. Or aeud ns tiM for 4 roll quirt
bottle of Fela VStar Wblakey, arpreee prepaid, aad will Inclad on
tot bottl free. Tett tb fre bottl sad It not ubaolately aatlafactory
and tb beet wblakey you rer tatted at any price. uit return to aa tb
4 bottles and keep ta fr bottl sad w will refund yourst.M wltboat
queatlon or arrunent. Wltb caeb order w tlr s fre Gold Ttppd Glaaa
aad Patent Corkscraw. Remember, w aay w pay tb eipraee cbarceai
look clot be for you permit torn of tb low price of Uall Order Uoue
to et Tour order, sad mak you pay tb eipreia charsea,
W raeoa to pro to aarrlortty Is tb wblakey baelaeeti we tneaa to
pror atoureipante.br r1lna- a fre tail bottl. tbat Fait -8tr Wblakey
be no 4ual Our quart bottles ara fall U-onnt quarta and sol abort
quart and w cnaraate Trr statement w uak aad baek thorn wltk
ear paid nn capital of H00.00u.wl. It you want real wblakty aad not weak.
waUry coacoeiloaa. send at yoar reolttaae on oar free teat proposition
Tb taat la tb teat, tbat will proa mere tbaa we can write. Addr
order sad letter aad Btko tealllaneaa parable to A. FcIS, Mgr., or
rthihWIsifa: Uiftk Mf.. City, M.
Stylish, Yet Modierately
Priced Pumps
An unusual value combining a rea
sonable pnee with the sort of style
usually found only in the higher-
priced pumpr..
Shown In Tan, Ounmotal and
White Nubuck. Well made and
perfect fitting. Short Vamp and
Military mei. Tailored bow or
buckle trimming. Specially
priced at
1 ""V
aV -
You
ought
to be in
Fry's
Shoes.
$3.50
!SHOE'C0.
16 SL St DOUGLAS.
THE Om1SaSe
F,WTOMAVINGDEP,Ti
Price of Drawing like this lt.lt
jCostof Zinc Etchtnar 60 Cent. H
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