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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1913)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATO DAY, MAY 17, 1913. sa 3 t 1 u till Of of ttl u t as 6'- ! a i ri , . V Vf bf 9 f f e r i X a tie 1c- t. -V J By MELLD7I0IA. HTHhre - I -" o ciety vBee-Hive Friday, May 16, 1013. THE engagotaont Is announced of Miss Evelyn llorgman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bol Bergman, to Mr. Meyer frldsteln of Milwaukee. The announcement does not conio as a great surprise to her many friends, but Just which roan was tho wlnnor has. been un open questlont Miss Bergman Is an attractive, brunotto nnd last winter spent several weeks visiting In Milwaukee Slnco then seven different young men from tho Wisconsin metropolis have paid visits to Omaha. There have been flowers galore, with a dlfforent card In nearly every box, and oven the young woman's parents havo boon kept In doubt as to which was the favored one. Tho .situation has beon rather stronuous In othor ways for this young woman. Inasmuch as her friends had determined to find out for thnm. selves which was the lucky nian. , TJut' tney have been savod the bother, and the announcement was made this afternoon, when Miss Bergman en tertained informally for about twenty friends: The Athletic Girl and Her Gowns BY OLIVETTE King-Zimmerman Wedding. The wedding; of Mlsi Atigima W. Tim merman and Mr. Albert U Kin? was cele brated at t O'clock Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. It. Schuster, 2825 Caldwell street Itov. Mr. Bchaffer of the Qerman Lutheran, church officiated. The- bride wore a white serge tailor mitt and a corsairs bouquet of white roses. Mr. and Mm. J. A. Henry wore the at tendaats. Mr. Henry la a sister of the' bride. Her frown was white . charmeuso and she wore a corsage bouquet of pink roses. Stollowinff the ceremony a wedding sup per was served. Covers were laid for eight. Mr. and Mrs. King arr at the New Carleton hotel and will later take an eastern -weddlns trip. Invitations Issued. Invitations were Issued today for tna weddlne; of Miss Mary Alice Rogers, daughter of Mrs, Thomas Jefferson Ilog ers, to Mr. Frank Stephen Keogh, which Will take place Tuesday, June 3. The ceremony will bo celebrated nt 12 o'clook at Bt. Cecilia's church, and will be fol lowed by a breakfast at the home of Mr. and Mr. Louis Nash. The Invitation Hal la necessarily small as the church Is not large and the guests at. the wedding breakfast will Include only relatives and members of the younger set Mrs..Ixuls Nash, sitter of the.brido, Will be matron of honor, Miss Mildred Rogers wilt be maid' of honor and Mla (Elisabeth Congdon b nrlaMmaid. Paul Gallagher will be best man and the usher will be Louts' Nash and Ben Gal lagher. Rosalba Glut) Dance. The Rosalba club will give a dancing party May at Krug park, preceding the opening of the park. 'Where They Are, " Mrs. Cyrus Bowman, who was seriously Injured In the tornado of Caster Sunday, was removed from tho Clorkson hospital to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Troxell. Thursday. ' Iter home' at Thirty-sixth and California streets was destroyed. In the storm and sho was severely Injured, flhe l sinwiv jntf. rnlt Is sUlt confined to her bed. Dinner and Theater Party. I aumners or the Thirty-fifth Avenue Bridge 'Club entertained at dinner at the Hotel Loyal, followed by a theater party Wednesday evening. The next. meeting Will be held In two weeks at the .home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Welch. Covers were laid for: ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conroy. Mr. ond Mrs. E. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. William Hallo-man. Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller. Mr. and Mrs, Borl Stanfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Darke, M- -Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Welch. Miss' Margaret Holer. ' Dr. Thomas Bolor. Tea for President and Mrs! .Lowell The larger affairs of the day. are' In honor of President A. L. Lowell of liar. vard university and Mrs, Lowell. This afternoon Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith entertained at a small tea. at her home from 4:90 to 8:30 o'clock in .honor of President and Mrs. LownlL Garden flowers were used In decoration, and as sisting were: Meedames Warren Roaers. C. W. Hamilton, Charles Offutt, Clement Chase. N. P. Dodge, Jr., MUs Jessie Mill Mesdames . . W. a Poppletoji, Ward Burgess,1 ' Lowrle Child, Oeorge Vobs, ard. St. Geoitfan Olub Danoo. Members of the St. Cectllan club will give an open air dancing; party Wednes day evening. May 21, at Krug park. The club has tesued original and attractive Invitations for the party. In and Out. of the Bee Hive. Mrs. O. W. Hayes left Thursday for ri visit in Manchester and Dubuque, la, "Mrs. Hayes expects to be away two Wisks. 1 'Mr." and Mrs. Joseph Halns"tt' New Haven; Conn., are tho guests -of Mn and Mrs. Walter T. Pago for tho Week end. Mr,' and Mrs. Haines afo on their way home from a' winter spent In California. OUTLOOK IS JXTRrORDIHARY Xailroftt Crep Xxjirt to Give ut ..ThfkJijiatf, " DTTSmftATXD, A LARGE AREA Carere Small Grain Ceentrr of No r Vrm.k, Cslara4a, auA .Wyemlas; an 4 Tfeere Were Ne Bad 8 pets Anywhere, .t CREIGHTON MEDICS ARE ASSIGNED INTERNESHIPS I L (. Sev&r&J chaLrtsrAsa hnvo hsvn m..!. i assignments of lnterneshlps to this year s- graduates of the Cretghton Med leal college, Br, flmma Aqfcerman.. who, with Dr. HEW LAW BLOCKS ELECTION No Legal Machinery Ready for Vot ing Proposed Bonds. SAME FOR DOLLAR OAS PLAN Seven-for-a-Qtiartrr Initiative on Street Itnllvrnr Involved All Crotva Oat of1 Over-IInsty Hmerjrcney Clause. "Thero Is more of a muddle in this new election commissioner law than appears on the surface, and what will have to be done about it is a puzzle," explained a city hall man. "Here we havo two or, three special elections In front of us, the tornado bond election, the dollar gas election and a sevenfor-a-quarter street railway ticket election assuming that they are all to materjallze,.,and how' are the elections to be heldT Every one who has had ex perience declares that to get things ready to put the machinery in motion under the 'new law will take at least six months, for thero has to bq a census of voters, and a complete new registration, a rodlstrtctlnu of the city Into new votlrig precincts and a whole now set of regis tration and election officers .organized, 3Ton ap' election to be held within forty to sixty days. It simply can't bo done e- XhOiBtay-aUhomb jsurnmer e(rl finds In canoeing one. of her most do llghtful. pastimes Wo. pjctura hero a remarkably effective and useful modpl for horVVrear, as weli-M for the eo of her sloters. In tho country a plain whlto pkilo skirt, wlth'a modified middy blouse cut btf Norfolk lines. Tho sofi slUt.tlo, patent leather belt and checked clqth hat should match, and aro most effecttyo In black. Tho home dressmaker will find it possi ble to duplicate this girlish costume under 15. ' -OLIVETTE. cept by make-shift of using the old registration lists and reappointing most, if not all, of the election officers. The difficulty really comes from the haste of the law makers that put an emergency clause on the law, when It should havo been left to become operative as other laws are, and made applicable to all elections after a specified' date. "No, I don't know what will be done. I should worry when wo have so many law- ycrs hired for that purpose. Most Wontlerfnl llenllng. Alter suffering many years with a sore Amos King. Port Byron. N. T wm ourcd by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. S6c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.-Advertlse. ment. Key to the Bltuation-Beo Advertising. MR. BUTTS SAY If you send your children thoy will, be served ns well as if you camo yourself. Our meats aro tho best on tho market and our prices are less than others self for. . Our saving is a profit to you. "Wo do not deliver and we do not extend credit, but wo do sell the best meats at the lowest prices. W. Ft. BUTTS Phone Douglas 6984. 1921 Parnam St., Near Twentieth (Successor to JOS. BATH) Your Choice of 300 Charming Midsummer Hats On Side Saturday at $3.50 Values from $5 to $20 MISS BUTLER CUT PRICE MILLINER 1612 DOUGLAS STREET Cecil Withnell, another of the three women graduates, vraa assigned to Grace hospital, Detroit, Mich., has given up that position and has accepted an In terneshtp in tho Institute of Feeble minded at Beatrice, Nrb. She has al ready gone to Beatrice. Her position at Detroit' will be filled by J5r W. 3. Btcch, who waa to havo gone to Bt; Maiuca iiuiviiui, JJUlin, Xlipijl. Alio ofipn lng thus left at Butte will pa tilled by Dr. Adam Konlgmacher, who. had hith erto not been assigned any hospital. WALK -OVER a The Shoe for You Walk-Overs aro just one step ahead of all others. Each. .season Ihey represent the best in stylo, fit and feel that can be produced by the world'p foremost shoemakers. This season' styleB are nearest perfection. You should havo your feet represented in Walk-Overt. Beat shoe buy on earth. All styles, sizes and leathers. Womeji The Walk-Over Boot Shop 810 SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET. If erap seditions at this time are an ItMlex of what the harvest Is .to bo, Ker fceasfca is bound to Ih In line with a bassirtr crop this .season, say those wttu are keeping in touch, wll.h the situation. General Freight Agent' JLone and Oon era I Advertising. Agent (Smith of the Union Paclflo and D. Qlem Deavar of the Burlington homespekers' department are all in from a trip pf several days Went along the lines of the two roads. They visited with, farmers in tt?e field ot Ntfbraska, Colorodq and Wyoming and All sim tha at this time the. outlook for mn. Immense crop was never so good as now, In Ifebrsaka, saaters. Colorado and. Wyeratar, tha greatest winter wheat crawthc area in the United .States, th tsersal ocop fc declared to be In perfect oon&Uoe an4 without a bad spoU These erop experts are of the opinion that with tha abundant r&lna that have' fallen everywhere the crop would mature al saeat to perfection without another drop of molature. Kowever, they express the opinion that a light Vain the latter prt ot this month and one more during Jane would possibly Increase the ytald. In seme localities farmers are express 1C fears that they will be late with their corn, but' the .railroad men V there Is no Cause for alarm and that with n. couple of days ot sunshine to dry tha top bt the soli, the ground wilt in prime condition 'for planting. ( Alfalfa Irodhiluir Up. Alfalfa has made Wonderful headway, and the plant Is almost ready for the Stxm! cutting. The rain has caused the arrow th to be exceedingly heavy and thick upon the ground. Pastures are In perfect condition and cattle are In about the flesh that ordinarily would bo ex pected the middle bt June. Tha Union Paclflo Is out vrlth Its first erop report viewing crop conditions up to May 15. This report is made up from data sent to the general freight agent y the agents, and covers every county along the main line.' Practically one atory Is told by each and every agtnt. This story is simply that conditions are perfect and that wheat is growing rapidly and much ot It almost ready to curmnenoi heading. Corn has been somewhat re tarded by the continued' wet weather, but A few daya of sunshine will rapidly ad yanc the season. Bo far this season In the Irrigated sec tions of Colorado and Wyoming, rainfall bad supplied the necessary qUauUty o' moisture. Only once have farmers turned the water from the ditches onto tbeli lands. SaturdaysStirringSaleStorles $15 Oouple Kiss and Make Tip in the Court Eoom A. domestic difficulty between Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bast, 1CU Chicago street, waa settled In police court when tho .GOule kissed, .and road up and journeyed on their .way reJoUing, a t was charged with, failure Xo support his famtly- The trouble between the two. was brought on ssaialy through the activities of busy neighbors. Same Floor Same Hour Similar Sensatiois Coats at VMs-ft Imtead of $25 and $30 MATERIALS Sergtis, Epcxne, Bedford Cord, SdtiiiB, ;plain and bro oades, MattaaBe,TaJl oolora, and no color othorwiso WHITE. Linon Suits on tapBpooial Bbowing Saturday. , i Hark! Ye Men If you have Been the display of Col lars in our East "Window there will lio no need to ask you. to R. S, V. P.-ntnis is for those who did not see. Know all men by these presents that we will present a collar sale Saturday which merits, not only your attention, but should reoeivo your patronage,. The styles so varied that even tho finicky as well as tho fastidious can be fitted. FOUR PLY that moans every collar has four different layers of material the finest linen finish. 49 cents for 6 Collars Will you pardon us if we suggest WE SHOULD C0LLA1 YIU SATURDAY A $25 Trimmed Hats $4 JL Mf2mEEjtB ' " . isssssssssMs JFf W Ay SssBSsslillssssssssssssss THIS simple statement inakes a , sen s a t i bnal story. Now for the facts, Our windows hav$ con tained a display ot Hats, which has caused more in terest and occasioned more talk than any other dry good happening of this year. Now for particulars, for we would nothing ex aggerate nor anything nfistate. ffi SS Not all worth $25 each Best Hats Worth Jj 65 O None less than that Best Hats Worth $ 7.50 All Are New Best Hats Worth $ &00 All Aro Fresh. Best Hats Worth $ 12.00 All Are Desirable. Best Hats Worth $ 15.00 Black, White,. Best Hats Worth $ 18.00 Bunt, Navy Best Hats Worth $20.00 Bron, Indeed Best Hats Worth $25.00 0olors" There are Chips, Tagals, Hemps, Leghorns, Pana mas. THE NEW SHAPES and tho latest braids. Mm Saturday, 8 A.N. Basement Bargains Upeful articles priced much below the usual. Note, pleaBe, that each and every day some merchandise will be. offered away below proper Talue. On two front squares. ' SQUARE NO. 1.. 60 dozen Turkish Towels, 2ZV2C, instead of 35c. SQUARE NO. 2. 20 dozens only of Atlantic Sheets, well known brand 90o value, Saturday tho price 79c. The Yomg tf Every Age Will find attractions in the JUNIOR SECTION SATURDAY Coats for the youngest up to 15-year olds, formerly priced up to $12.00, Saturday ea. fj52.98 White Serge Suits, with black hairline, Junior sizes, a splendid vacation go- ' away or .stay-at-home number, 12.50, a low price. , All tho Junior Ooats ratine, serges, Balkan and cutaway, sold up to $25.00 Saturday at 15.00. White lingerie Dresses, 4 to 14 'ages, $1.29 each Saturday very cheap. Tailored Dresses, white and colors, 6 to 14 ages, sold up "to $6.00, Saturday, $2.98 each. xialkan styles of iuddy Blouses, just in. THOS. KILPATRICK & COMPANY i a ) 7 N r i Xy to tha situation Be Advertising. 1 T