THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, SEPTEfBER 23, 1913.
Pasliion Hint
Society
Stores Olose G p. m.
Saturdays 9 p. m.
Stores Oloao 6 p.m.
Saturdays 9 p. m.
3 and 4-lneh Tlaln and Taney
Ribbons, on saie on
the Basement Bargain
Banar Tneeday at,
16c
-T-1 -""5
yard
X j Irnhcy Warp 3Prlnt Brtbons, I I j If
X ; rerslaa designs, plain . I SI
A, Moire,- plain Taffeta ifln m.
lrrS?f .'f r?vi ou t IE
By MELLIFIOIA. Monday, September 22, 1913.
WITH tho first signs of cool weather, the Carter Lako club is plan
nlng for winter sports for the coming season, and for the first
time tho club plans to keep open all winter.
It Is planned to have lco skating, roller skating and lea
boating at tho club all winter. The club houso will bo heated with a largo
fireplace, and although the table' d'hote dinner dances will close September
30, small parties can be entertained at tho dub after that
Many improvements aro planned for tho club next season; tho bathing
has been so popular this summer that tho bath houso at tho club will bo
enlafgcd to double tho present capacity. Many houses and cottages havo
been built on the club grounds this year and about twenty families Intend
to hare their permanent homes there.
Arrangements have been made to continue tho same car service as
during tho summer. ,
At Carter lake; Country Club.
Dr. and Mrs. 1. F. Kunl entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening In' honor of Dr.
C B. Atien. Place were laid fori
Dr. and Mr. C. B. Atzen.
Dr. and Mrs. P. F. Kanl.
Dr. Tanna.
Mr. Raymond At ten.
Mr. Anton Kanl.
Other reservations for Bunday evening
were made by D. It." Christie, who had
four piesU; B. F. Flckes. two; B. Mar
ton, four; I. 8. Hamilton, two.
This evening the Crclghlon Dental col
lege will hold the flpt 01 a series of In
formal dancing parties at' the Carter
Lake Country club. The students have
the reputation of giving the most suc
cessful dances among the college set
and Intend to make this one long to be
remembered. A welcome Invitation Is
extended to the" other departments' and
friend of the students.
At Happy Hollow.
The Ladles Bowline: club held Us. last
meeting at the club Monduy- morning.
Fifteen were present. , "
Mr. and .Mrs. J. H, Uushton' ; will-have
a KUeats at dinner tiMs evening:
Mr. and Mrs. E. T'tctor.
Mr. and Mrs.' George" .Sumner.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F, Howe.
With Dr. and" "Mrs. E. T." Manning
Eunday evening were: -
Mrs. & T. Manning.
Miss I'ierce.
Mis Kuth Manning.
Master Beverly Manning. -.
With Mr. and Mrs. II.' O. Browno were
Miss Clarlsse Browne.
Mr. R. Hall.
Mr. Ward Browne.
Members of tho cjub who had reserva
tions Eunday evening were Dr. W. F.
Mdroy, four; J. It Hart, two; V. H.
Garvin, five; M. F. Engleman, four; A. I,
Crelgh. four; A. F, Prentiss, two; Joseph
Polcar, four; Stanley Rosewater, two; II.
B. Culver, four; JB. W, Mason, two; E. H.
Becker, two; A. J. Mc8hane, four; John
McCague, four; Harold Van Dusen, four;
Brandon Howell,. ix; II. K. Burked two.
At the Tkll Clu
IBntertainliic at the club Sunday evening
were J. H. Conrad, who had four guests,
and S.tH. Sfator.who had two.
MIm tilver will !. twenty-nine gueein
at th eiub Wineay afternoon,
The Keeeevrett 'Club met.gunJay after
toon at St. BerchnV 0my, The
president, Mrs, M. IV. Murphy, presided
ahd outlined the year's work, whlciv-wlll
be, a card party. every month,, a play t9
be given before Lent and a dance after
bent. The patronesses of the club met
Monday afternoon at Mrs. Murphy's
home.
At Seymour Lake Country Club.
Mrs. E. F. King and Airs. C. B. Brown
had as' guests at dinner Sunday evening:
Medames Mesdames-
W. js. iancrsori. John Chase.
I. D. Clark.
n ' V. Armstrong.
James1 Davidson.
Charles Bahrendt.
K. Kennedy,
D. E. Fase,
Misses-
Edna Wilson.
E. 8. TJIekerson,
C. B. Comir.
Ida Frlcke,
E. H Koch.
Brown.
Misses
Eliza Wilson.
Miss Katharine Motley had ai guests-
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gamble and Mr.
Currelck.
Dining with Mr. and Mrs. K. D.
Philips wero:
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Northrup.
Mr-and Mrs. M. A. Putney.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Anderson.
Mr. Paul Uldrloh. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Mangum entertained
six gues'ts, as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Hoyt.
Mr. and Mrs. Med Hoyt.
Mr. Wallace. '. .
Mr., IK O. Boyd.
With Mr. and Mrs. H.. E. . Said we're't
Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Spencer. .
Mr. and Mr. W. It. Watson. .,
Dining with Mr. and Mrs, George J.
McDonald Were:
Miss Louise McDonald.
Mr George J.. McDonald, Jr.
Other reservations were made by W. B.
Cheek, who had two guests; Grant Par
sons, jour; John Btlns, ten; K, K. Sun
derland, five; C, E Parsons, seven; L.
M. Lord, five; J, H. Parrott, six; C. L
Vollmer, six; C. M. Skinner, twc.
At the Country Club.
Several small supper parties were, given
at the club last evening. Among those
present were:
France HochHetler, Menle' Davis,
Mae L.
Messrs.
Bxbert Connell,
vtH Daugherty,
Elmr Koalck.
mmmaammmim
1 Xv
mWJr bbbbbbbbHWH vmi want, aod
HE MKM tw.witci.
iigliliffla perfect leaven.
' IHB iii lt on it I
mX,mmmWMmi at vnur srreeers.
Week of Wonderful
Yard Goods Sales
Than a Million Yards of Fabrics
Trimmings Offered Are at
, Values That Are Sensational
Thp.RA nfforo rlvhf pit thn nnonlnp nf ttin Vnll .Mann
should command tho attention of evory woman in Omaha.
Here Are the Special Events for Tuesday
Every Item Here Is an Unusual Offer :
Carolyn Uongdon,
ainzaDew unvut,
Mesrs.
Gerald Wharton,
C. J. Lord.
CUthbtri Potter,
Qernt ITort. It..
Mrs, Qecrk rort. . f . ,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Friichett.
Mr. and Mrs. HaMUe-l Burns, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C Wharto, ,.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C R4ek. 'i- l
Mr. aiwl Mrs. 0-eH-KickK ".
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. W, J, Fey,
Mr.. and Mr. W. T. Burns.
Xfitcrttiiuuati.
The 1913 girls were entertained at a
stag party by MIm Ruth Purvey Friday,
The eyenlng was spent in game and
dancing and the prlu winners were
MlBsea Matilda Bros and Geneva Owens.
.Mrs, Pearl Brand was acting hostess.
Those present "were:
Misses Misses
Pauline Grossman. Geneva OwonK,
Vivian Worthlngton, Millie Weeks, v
Laura Williams, Ruth Purvey.
Matilda Bros.'
Mrs. Pearl Brand.
Wedding Announcements.
The marriage of Miss Cella Harlow of
Charles City, Ia to Roscoo B. Elfrlnk
will take place Thursday. The bride Is
acMimollahed irounir woman, whose
parents are prominent socially In eastern
Iowa. Mr. KurtnK has been connected
until recently with the Associated rresa
In rwit mil ha lust received an as-
tgRment to a more Important position
with the sasno association in uncom.
Mr, and Mrs. Klfrluk will live at one o
4k T.tnrnln hn1 Until they haV r-
rangea for thr Lincoln "home. They
were recipient eC a beautiful allver set.
ployea In Lincoln, Omaha. ad Woux City.
Mr, and Mrs. F, EL White or Asniana
announce tlie engagement ot their daugh
ter Corliss to John II. Oloedorn of Hayes
Center, Neb. The wedding" will tak place
this fall. Mis White visiiea in umaaa
last week and was the soloist av me
Hopewell-Hervey wedding,
Women's Golf Club.
The Omaha Woman's Oolt association
Is meeting with great enthusiasm among
the feminine goiters ot the city. The
following officers have been elected;
Mrs. F, J. Despecher of the Manawa club,
president; Mrs. Carl Llninger or nappy
Hollow, vice president, and Mrs. D. L.
Dougherty of the Field club, secretary
and treasurer.
The advisory board Includes Miss Kim
ball and Mrs. W. T. Burns of the Coun
try club, Mr. Allan Parmer of Miller
Park club, Mrs. Walter Sliver of Happy
Hollow club, Mr. J. W. Tlllson of the
Field club and Mr. R. B. Tubbs of the
Manawa Boat club.
The members are:
Misses Misses
Kunctte Murphy, W. T Burns,
Helens Blxby. Irene McKnlght,
Arabella Kimball Myrne Gilchrist.
Hd'th Thomas, Madeline Storrs,
Henrietta Rees, Martha Dale.
Ajesaames Mesaames
Joseph Barker, td; Paul Wernher,
j. w. Tinson, uruce Morrain.
i. j. uunu, Aiisn partner,
Karl A. Llninger, Frank Elltck,
!. V. Arnold. Jamas K. O'Neill,
F.' 3. Despecher, nichard Kitchen,
r H. Aull. W. O. Silver,
ri. I Dougherty, E Illgglns,
Tathom Davis, A. Btorx.
Charles A. Coons. rhls Wright,
W. E. Bhafer, R. II. Tubna,
J. B, Stevens, James A. Tancock,
Alice Trexell, J. J. Sullivan.
TTntvni Circle.
The TTnlversal, Circle will entertain
Tuesday afternoon si thetr hall at Twenty-eighth
and Fowler. The hostesses will
be Mrs. A. Jacobberger. and Mis'. O.
Shearer.
In nn3 Opt pi the Bee Hive.
Mrs.' A. CfiPowell has returned 'from
La . Jollo. CsJ., . where she spent two
month..
Mrs. A. I. Reed and daughters, Eliza
beth and Erna, left Sunday for La Jolla,
By LA RACONTBUSE.
The Balkan influence la felt in after
noon gowns, as well as In other gar
ments. These gowns are more brilliant
in coloring than formerly and of some- (
wnm less inmy materials. Alio iuu ta
a highly practical one for the woman
who finds the frequently necessary clean
ing of embroidery and chiffons to be ex
pensive. Nothing could give more pleas
ing service as an afternoon gown shown
by, this photograph and dovelopcd In em
broidered white crepon,
The.-kimono bodice, fastens In. the mid
dle front by a row of tiny buttons of
whlto and sherry silk, with a pointed col
lar of cherry taffeta, trimmed alt round
with-a small white Bulgarian ornament.
At' the waist it Is trimmed by a broad
effect of 'Bulgarian embroidery In white
and cherry. A band of embroidery in
the same style runs from each side front
to the shoUlder. comes down the upper
part of the half long sleeve, turns round
abdve the loose cilff of the same' mater
ial. The skirt, slightly gathered at the
waist, Is pleated ' front' and back, tlie
middle front' being trimmed with the
same raws of buttons as at the bodice.
The. same design of Bulgarian embroid
ery Is repeated under, tho shape of "pan-nel"-
or sma)l basques.
5,000 Yards of 36-in.
Silk Dress Poplins
Poplin are In
These
of the
best
shades
37
a .
of the ssason. worth UP.
81 a yard, at, yard... I Uw
75o Printed
e de Chine
Crep
Oauses, Bulgarian Xouellna
de Sole, bordered IsSoranlsstt,
plain 9ra Crepe nn.
Chine, Dress OMos, UUQ
Taffetas, at, yard UWW
27-inch English
Velvet Cords
Smart wood browns, sew
rrencU nlass. hantsr a,
xouana nines, buv
gundy, also alaok, worKs
sa.35, at, yard
DRESS GOOD
Yard Gteds Sale
en Mala iieer
Fine all wool Dress Goods, Including many new
weaves, gome of the materials are 54
inches wide $1 and $1.26 dress goods
on main floor bargain square at. yard. .
59c
DRESS GOODS
Ytf.CMds Sale
lasemeat.
A big bargain In new Fall Dress fJo6ds. me
dium and dark coloring, serges, di
agonals, fancy suitings and Bourett
Bultlngs basement, at. yard.....'....
25c
i
Yards SwalsSalc m
is Basement m
25c Quality
Princess Satine
All shade a snperlor ar-
tlcl for zoanflatlons,
lining, petticoat.
ste at, yara
DRESS GOODS
$1.50 to X2.00 quality- Dress Good, mostly Bt-ln wide.
snlendld weights In diagonals and
ebastopols, heavy tamlse and cos-
tume nerges, mannish suitings, yard
79C-98C
There's Money Saved in Buying These Laces s Embroideries
27-inch embroideries of Shadow lace flouncings Almost a hundred styles of Net and shadow lace bands,
batiste in Irish crochet and alloyers, up to 18 laces in Venisc, rcrochet and also embroidered bands, in
affects, suitable for chil- inches wide, in attractive cluny effects; one of the most white, ecru and some black,
dren's dresses- "orth 75c new patterns, white and .attractive- offers in this great We have, never offered greater
a yard, at, a Qdn ecru; worth to t 4T , yard goods week; g bargains in laces than fi
yard tj tC 35c, at, a yard 1 t? C' worth to 35c, at, yd JLvf C these; worth to 25c yd DC
. p
where the Misses Reed will attend school
this winter. .
. Mlss'Louise Schraubstadter of St. Louis
is expected next Monday o vlalt Mrs. W.
T. Robinson. k
r3,r,. yf J. Hynea. ana- sofluWHllam,
are expected Iiome today from a moor
trip to Hastings.
Mrs. R. rA. Fisher and daughter Jane
of Memphis, Tenn., have arrived to be
the guests of Mrs. Fisher's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, C. N, Dow.
Miss Louise Powell pf Berkeley, Cat,
who is a member ot this year. graduat
ing class of the University of California,
arrived Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
lurry Judson, In Dundfee, Miss Powell
spent the sumhtar In Honolulu and In
Vancouver, B. C. ,
Desirable Wash Goods for Fall at Much Less Than Their Value
28c Ratine, 10c yd.
r- Heavy weight
for fall wear, In
all the plain shades
that are, new. Waist
and drees lengths,
on Bale Tuesday In
basement, at, yd.
15c
12&c Nainsook -at
8J4c yd. Here Is
a rare bargain.
Yard wide, soft
finished nainspok
in. perfect mfll
remnants, at, a
yard
34.
At tlie MhsIIh De
partftiewt we will '
sell 42-lnch wide
extra quality snow
white long, cloth.
Ask for this Rpe
clal bargain Tues
day, at, a yard-
lie
You will find, the
choicest assort
znctii of very fine .
quality American,
'glnghaniB and the
beet zephyrs on
bargain squares,
at, the yard
9c A
Dress FlaBaelette
and Outing Flannel
rEvSry; yard new
this season, made to-'
sell up to 12 c yd.
Think qf-the. inahy
uses for which-. yoU
can. use these fancy 1
'flannels, .att a yd.
Dress PrlHta
Dress lengths of
standard dress,
prints In light, me
dium and dark
styles that are fast
colors, at. a
yard:
4ic .
25c ERglish Mad
rasFull 36-ln.
wide, in plain
white and fancy
stripes.. 2 Be val., In
gingh'm dept., spe
cially . priced at,
a yard
10c
LiaeaTABLE DAMASK
58-inch all pure Linen
silver bleached Tdble Da
mask that is worth, M
63c a yard Tuesday tH
special, at, a yard..'''
DRAPERY GOODS
Two cases of curtain Tollc, mar
quisette and scrim these would be
worth 30c and 35c off the
bolt, basement, at, a yard.
lie
DKASXKY GOODS
Imitation Swnfast Madras Looks
Just like the-goods you 'pay $i;0(Ta
yard for; as long as it lasts;
third floor, at, a yard.
29c
DRAPERY aOODS
B0 pieces of our regular 12 c
drapery Swiss special for Tuesdayj
on our third, floor, at, a v
yard VJ
Fort School Opens
With Enrollment of
Twenty-Five Pupils
Fort school opened yesterday with
a morning enrollment of twenty-two
boys. Principal E. D. fJepson and Super
intendent B. U. Graff worked all morn
ing arranging tho work for the boys.
Who, will be given "special treatment"
at this school.
Kfllom school kindergarten was so
crowded yesterday and It was found
necotcary to Institute half day sessions
and use the Auditorium for a class room.
There were 130 6-year-olds enrolled, ac
cording to the principal.
Sof September Sale of Blankets and Comforters
CREIQHTON DENTS VISIT
THEIR FORMER PROFESSOR
Although deeply engaged In the mys
teries of the study of dentistry, never
theless the call to tho soli U still a
very Interesting topic to the student ot
Crelghton Dental college. Bo Sunday
morning the senior claaa met at the
college building and hiked to the home
of their former teacher and superintend
ent ot clinic. Dr. O. V. Hamilton, who
has retired from the active practice of
dentistry and 1 now engaged aa man
ager of Edgewood stock farm.
The start was made at an early hour
and cars were taken to the Bluffs, where
the transcontinental auto road, known as
the white pole road, has it beginning.
For five miles this road the dents, hiked
to Bdgewood, where they were met by
Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton. After smoking
several boxes ot Pittsburgh stogies and
swapping old ttortfs and experiences a
lunch was served. Late In the afternoon
the dents, began the trip homeward,
after giving three cheers for their host
BURGLARS STEAL PAIR
OF DIAMOND EARRINGS
James Ford, l&l North Sixteenth
street, reports that While he arid hi
wife were at a theater Sunday night a
burglar entered their home and-stole a
pair of diamond earrings from a dresser.
The stones weighed seven-eighth karat
apiece and were valued, on account ot
thtlr color and .perfect cut. at several
hundred dollar, Entrance was gained
through a rear window of the home.
POCKET PICKED OF MONEY
AND VALUABLE PAPERS
E. H. XJJokman of Lincoln, stopping at
S1SH North Fifteenth street, reports to
the police that he waa touched Sunday
night for W In cash and a number of
notes and other, valuable papers. Ha was
unable to remember Jut when his
pockets were picked, but presume that
It was when he was leaving a local
theaU
FLANNEL SHEETS
Full 12-4 size single cotton blankets
or outing flannel sheets; very heavy
weight ; can be used for comforter
covering; gray, "white and tan
colorB, Would sell in pairs at Jf
This iB a lot of very heavy soft fleece
blanket remnants, in , Ys, J4; a full
12-4 blanket, in gray, tan, white, also
plaids and stripes on bar-
gain, square, at, I i
each........
Blanket Swatchea "or Drummers' Samples, cotton and wool
mixed and all wool, at each, . -3c
Scores of bargains in comforters and blankets of the most desirable qual
ity are offered during this big sale.
WARMER UNDERWEAR
Women's Fine Fleeced Cotton Union Suits
High neck, long sleeves and anklo length;
regular and extra alzes; ? 1.00
values, at, a Bult.
Women's Cotton Union Snits -Fleecy lined,
high neck, long sleeves and ankle longth;
sizes 4, 5 ahd 6; these are a 50c
quality, at, a garment
M" Knit Union Suits for Girls and Boys
Fleecy lined cotton; high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length; sizes 2 to qg
14 years; 50c quality, at, a suit uOC-
Misses' and Girls' Long Sleeve Vesta and
Ankle. Length PantsFleecy ljned cotton
In cream color; ages- 2 to 14 yrs.
worth 35 c, at, a garment
69c
39c
15c
HIGH SCHOOLBAND STRIKES
All but Oxio lad Votes to leave the
Sand at Once
OBJECT TO THTR! COLORED BOYS
Vlon Principal. Ileed Cennre the
. Boya for Trying; io Stir Up
Knee Frejndlce In the
Publics schools.
With the exception ot on boy every
member ot the Central Wen school
caflet band quit the orKanlrtition Monday
afternoon beeauee George Green, band
maiter, had admitted four colored boye
to the bdai. Lee Chestnut was the only
member Vho said he would continue to
play when Oreen cabled the role on the
question. Twenty-three eald they had
struck.
This band ls-dlsmteseo, then," said
Qreen, "and we'll organise another
There vrl'l be a meeting Thursday when
a new band will be organised.
Vice Principal C, E. Heed of the high
school spoke to the boys after the vote
had been taken. He eald;'
"Mr. Green Is absolute master of this
band. Every school official from th
president of the Board of Education to
th high school faculty believe ho is
right and that you boys are wrong."
"Lit year Mr. Oreen organised a new
band out ot raw material and he will
do It again this year, because we need
a band. You boys who have not had the
four years of drill required will go to
your companies and drill."
Most Wow Drill.
Playing in the band excused the boys
from the drill with the cadets.
Green called the boys to' order and
they sat apart from the four colored lads.
They had not brought their Instruments.
Some hesitated when the roll was called,
hut not until the very last name wka
called was there a vote to remain In the 1
band. Then little Lee Chcetnet answered j
emphatically that he would play.
Iteed censored the boys for attempting
to stir up race prejudice, lie said the
Hoard ot Education disapproved such
action aa they had taken because it
was tho custom here to admit white and
colored toys to tho same room in school.
He eald the boys would later understand
the mistake they had made.
PROF. MARKS TO RETURN TO
CONTINUE GAS APPRAISAL
TV. D. Marks, the appraiser who fixed
the value of the gas company's property
for the city, will be brought back to
Omaha by the city, legal department dur
ing the hearings on.. the dollar gas ordi
nance to testify before a master In chan
cery. At this time Marks will also make
the supplemental inventory which will
bring the city's Inventory down to Sep
tember 1 this year.
Nadine Face Powder,
(7a CnMH w CMy)
Hakes The Coraplcxfca Bsautlftd
Soft and
Velvety
mT is puxb
harmless
Money Back Net
Entirely Pleated
The soft, velvety
appearance re
mains until pow
der ?s washed off.
Purified by anew
process. Prevents.
sunburn and return of discoloration
The Increasing popularity It wonderful.
White, Flesh, Pink. Brunette. By
toilet counters or mail. Price 50 cents.
NATIONAL TOILET COMTANY. JWb. Tm
Hold by BranileU' Drug Dep't, BaatM
Dm Co . and others:
Ak-Sar-Ben Ball
If you want an Auto or Carriage
for Ak-Sar-Ben IUU, Wedding
Party or Shpw, call 1). 257 or IQ4.
Palace Horse & Auto Livery
221 and CuntlBg St,
Fall Opening Sale
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p
.OF..
Oriental Rugs
Our Oriental Bug stock is larger and bet
ter selected than; ever. If contemplating a
purchase of an oripntal rug you owe it-to
yourself to attend this sale. Here you will
find "the. rug. for the, place" priced reason
ably. Our showing comprises: ' " ' '
"Royal KermanBhah
Eoyal Iasha4 ,
Royal Sanik
.Cashmere
Serapi . v
Kurdistan
Beloochistan'
Bokhara
Khiva , ,
Daghestan
'arid 'Hall Runners.
Beaton & Laier Co.
415-17. South 16th Street: ;
Payments If You Wish.-
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