t
14
nm BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1913.
Society -
r -she
By MELLII'IOIA.
IWday, September 26, 1913.
TilE ntudenta of Creighton university nro prepaHng for a eorJcs of In
teresting parties. The first largo dancing party of tho season will
bo November 1 at Chambers academy, and will bo given by thn
Senior Arte colloge. This will bo tho first largo formal danco
given for several seasons, the entiro series last year being Informal. Tho
different departments of tho college, and also tho alumni, will participate
In thl entertainment.
The committee In charge of the formal Includes Mobbtb. Earl Connelly,
nharle Aid n err and Frank MeDtjrmdtt.
The Crelghton Dental college plans to havo a series of flvo Informal
Haaeing parties, and tho Crolghton medical department usually entortaln
it nmvnral nt fair durlnx tho season.
One of the enjoyable affairs last year was tho Intorfrat danco, and this
.will probably bo repeated this year.
Dolta Phi Delta fraternity havo taken a house and plan to havo In
formal dances In tho fraternity house.
At tie 7kli CI.
For the cioeln; tilgftt of the club many
reservations for dinner have been triads,
Ineludin Mr. 3, W. JIughep. who, will
have four truestar J. B. JTorter, llvei A.
K. Fetters, twentytwo; B. 11. Howiand,
gth; IL a Martin, thirteen! 3. H- Con
red, .1: a D. Sturdavant. four! 3. B.
Steven, sixteen; Ernest Bweet, eight
Bf. W. IL Eberradln, eight 1 DAn 3. A.
Tancocfc, four! fc. H. Bedwell, four; w.
jj. Herdmaw ten; VU K. Waller, fours A.
r. Wfaltmore. UiiJ S. I Hsrte, two; O,
W. John ton, tlx; George B. Cunnlnt
iwjn, five! W. H. Chamber!, flvet Alex
yjeke, five K. A Wahl, elsrhts C. J.
fcerrlaSB, Mx: a B. Liver, nine! J. IT.
rttdewberir, tour; R. C Cunningham,
fMr; T. W. MikewiH. four Charjea 8.
cmrtey, twos C. . Btuht, tlx; Miles B.
Hck t Lincoln, si.
At Carte IJce Cia.
Tha patroB and matron of the Vesta
efcateter No. of the Ordkr of the Kuttrn
Mar meet with Mrs. r, li. Iteltir tit her
setts Thursday evening at Carter I,aka.
A travekwue entertainment was tXt'
)iM(A by the ffwnt temki present.
Dr. h E. Wspmbsob descriuea nil inp
HtrotMrh the Panama oasal, Mi Maiiu
WaUaea taM of her attendance at the
CkattaneoM Ceaventlon or tno norujcrn
And southern Midlers. Mr. OoorEJ t'oweii
of his vacation oil the northern UWs,
Hra. Simpson of her trip to chbig and
Mr H. B. McCartney told 'f tho conclave
of the Xn!bts Templar at Denver.
Krs. T. a Keller was assisted during
tfce wenfcis hy Ir, Batnuel neee, jr.;
&nt Mrs. A. A. Wedemerer.
The Must metSf of t!n4 chtr will he
fcM Octakr 94 at th howa of Mrs. A. A.
, Wlenyr,
U made Vr. X. mK wM ,tI11
"toavt" Ua'-fwirte; Jmti Ma, atks r.
W. ctarka, iamj A. X. "Wmt tweeve;
Xetteft 0, Cemalt, ssa.
a tmSSTIim pi'annm-.M.
brtW tHmstMOK 'lipwHay at Mr Iweae
At kewir otr Mm J. C. MikbtHt ot
9&k Vestd, It., smI swr Mm, jr. X.
at OWaao. JWaM VMwta w!tt Ve
y'niaJinf-
T VMM ?rk aianwUrtea wWk1
ita first mtttar tluk mhi ff tk aeaon
ITtiiay evaalna;, Stmhr li at tha club
Tb VralHe Parfe Ke3raft club held
Sti flrsi meetitisr of the year Tuesday
arunwwi at the rrwrie Park club houso,
After am fwtUfiK hualneea sseailnK the
rH5rvdir of the afternoon waa avni at
sai4a, TSm pae war wen y Keatenw
A. A. "Wadeyer and Alesaner.
"Th heeteeeee for the afienraoBi were
jfaadaana X X. Canr, ,38. C. Ceedar, It
St. SB, Xiy mm, Q, Qrmmt ClMurlea
OrwU. Te aestt mmk wtx ha M4
Qeotier U at the eKak Immm in PNlrk
Valley, who havo been visiting Colonel
and Mrs. T. Y. McCulIouBh, have gono
to epend tha week in IJncoln with the
Phi Delta Theta and Kappa Alpha Theta
rratemltloa.
Mr. Kathan Shetton of Grand lelana
has arrived to Bprid' & few weeks -vleit-Intf
"Mrs. A. C. Powelt at the Thorwajd
apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. . 3. Scannell have re
turned frotn their w'eddtne trip throueh
the east, stopping in New York, Boiton
and apendlns; a week in tho Adlrondacks.
Mr. Robert B. Carnpboll ot Cleveland,
0., who has been visiting his parinte, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cwnpbeli, for several flays,
Jeft Friday for "Denver an4 other points
In Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. "W. W. tng have as their
guests Mr, and Mrs, X 1 Seympur and
two small sons, William and J&cK, Ot
Chicago, 111, Mrs, Seymour was formerly
Miss Nellie long of Omaha,
rn linn lijnn mnrnTD TIT) I TJUTD R IT I Varies , which brought up for ecruUnr the j Kan., will speak. Kisnop raras wm pro-
lUHUnrUlUD limin II DflUA official, religious nd moral acta of all side
So Declares Bitihop Paries in Kefer-
enc'a to Negroes as a Hace,
MEET NEXT YEAR AT ATOHISON
Conference of African Metheillat
Hplacopal SCInUters of Nebrnnkn
and KanaM Will Adiierable
There Next Year.
There's a Fountain Filled With Blood,"
led by llov. T. J. Smitn of Topeka,
opened the third day's session of the K&n-
eas-Kebraska conference Friday morning
In St. John's African Methodist Episco
pal church, presided over by Blijiop- If.
Wanton Parks, D. D., ot Chicago, 111,
'Ignorance is a drawback to any indi
vidual, race or nation," declared the
bishop, "and it is our aim to get rid of
Ignorance and illiteracy la our race. Wo
have made wonderful progress In the
tmftt fifty varn. but with tho school
room opened to our boys and girls, wo
Intend to do more of It In the future. It
Is cheaper to build' school houses and
employ good teachers than It Is to build
Jalls ahd employ police. It Is dangerous
to live in an Ignorant, vicious community,
Wlpo out Ignorance and there will be
less lynching and fewer crimes and our
country will takes Its place In civilisa
tion."
"We 'ate getting the right conception pf
life." said tha Itev. Br. C IV Itunvon
of Lincoln, Neb. "and X am proud to
nay that we have many friends In this,
state today. Wo have learned that we
must win our way to" civilisation as other
races have done, and civilization Is not
a garment to be purchased at some ot
tha downtpWn stores and vVorn oft on
tho first .fitting, but represents years of
toll, and often Safcrlfice."
Prof. H. T. Keeling, president of West
era university, Qulndaro, Kan., who is
regarded one of the most noted edu
cators In tho negro race, was Introduced
and mads a short address1, Ha will ripeak
tonight at tn educational moss meeting.
"Are alt preachers blameless in life
land conversation?" was asked by Bishop
the ministers in the conference. Ileva J.
Housley and W, B. Johnson wete
marked and their cases referred to a
special committee which wilj report Jn
executive session Saturday morning.
The death of Bishops William B. Der
rick and Moses B. Baiter was announced
by Bishop Parks and with bowed heads
tho members ot the conference stood
and sang: "Shall We Meet Beyond the
invert"
Atchison ia Selected.
In answer to the question, "Whera
shall our next conference be heldf" At
chison, Kan., was selected. Revs. A. J.
Icing, W. P. Green and S. W. Alexander
were superanuated by the conference and
placed on the pension rolt. O. & Horsey,
M. 13., of Kansas City, Kan., was elected
to elders' orders and will be otdalned
Sunday morning.
The report of the dollar money com
mittee showed that th collection tor
that department during the; conference
amounted to t3.R3.19. an Increase ot ?K8
pver tha previous year.
The tie between the African Methodist
Episcopal chUrch and the Protestant
Episcopal is found la Richard Allen and
Absdlotrr Jones," declared Rector John At
bert Williams of Bt, Philip's the Deacon
ISplscopal church. "When, you were pulled
up from prayer your manhood asserted
Itself and you took counsel as to the
bert cause of action. Forty-two decided
to follow Alien and organized the
African Methodist' Episcopal church.
"Tour body has developed strong men.
You have wrought well for Ood and
humanity. You havo mado progress."
Dr. B. F, "Watson responded to the. ad
dress. Telling how the church had.
grown, and how It was teaching the negro
to depend on himself, ".Beggars are xtoi
regarded by any people,"
Clyde t Tlioraaa. a 'yocas negro bad
ness man. of. Omaha, presented a plan
for raising money with which1 to meet
church xpen(jes and flo away with b,
begging aystent' His work was approved.
Several committee reported, during- the
morning session.
Tprifcht "Education" will be discussed.
Prof. II. T. Healing, E. R. Vaughn. D;
D., dean Of tha theological department
ot the Western university, Qulndaro,
Sambo Waxed Fat and Kicked," is
the subject of a lecture to be delivered
aturday night at the conference by
harles Stewart, the noted negro news
paper correspondent rrom Chicago, Tha
lecture will be freighted with wit, humor
and philosophy. '
Negro Pickpockets
Believe Visitors of
Considerable Money
Visitors to; Cibola, the chief city of
Qulrera, contributed &7S Thursday night
to negro women pickpockets and negro
"strong arm" men In the lower part of
the Third ward.
George Mlcnes, Lincoln, with J. C. Nash,
Hot Springs, ventured too near Thlr
teenth and Case streets and the former
lost 1190, but the latter, who had flSO,
escaped with his money. Women, with
whom tho pair talked, got the money.
Policemen Frank, McCabe and Frank
Goodrich arrested Lulu Richardson,
WelHe Porter and "Mad" Morgan,- 'tha
latter a man, apd they ae being held on
suspicion.
Otto Heesh. Carroll, la,, lost 30, a
negro woman pickpocket getting- the
money, and George Thomaao'n, Mason
City, lost 149 In a similar way. Joe Piters
was in the neighborhood and paid $15 tor
his visit when two negro tnen hit him on
the head with a club.
TOELlMiHATESOMBSALOOHS
Anti'Saloon Xeagne Initiates Cam-
jiaitjn Here Sunday.
BPEAKEBS IN MANY CHURCHES
nearntar Pastor in Many of the
Place of AVonhlp IV Ul Speak
on the Subject from Pal
plta Bnnday.
Most of tho important churches ot tho
city' Will be given over to anti-saloon
programs Sunday morning and evening,
which Is the day set by the State Anti
Saloon league to initiate its campaign In
which It hopes will eliminate hundreds of
saloons In the state, Including the road
houses, in Douglas county. Nearly sixty
churches have already agreed to conduct
anti-saloon programs Sunday. The league
Is placing speakers In every one ot tho
list, or Is arranging with the regular pasr
tor to give a talk on the subject, outlnlng
the program of the league and telling, ot
tho progress made.
Petitions now being prepared will be In
tha churches Sunday to be signed. Thus
the league hopes to get a good line ot
signatures to the initiative petition )t
will circulate In tho hope of bringing be
fore the people at the 19H election the
question of eliminating- saloons" within
two miles ot state Institutions, ellmU
natlng all saloons except one to every
600 inhabitants In any town In the state
and taking away from the Douglas
county board tho power4 to grant license
within two miles of the city limits.
Police Must Shaye
Each Morning While
the Carnival is On
By order of Chief Of Police Henry W.
Dunn all Coppers on duty during the Ak-Sor-Bert
carnival must buy a shave or
scrape their own faces every morning.
The policemen must alsa wear white
Vests and gloves. The chief cays ho s
proud of the appearance of tho coppers.
"They're tho smoothest looking bunch ot
policemen you ever saw," the chief declares.
Truly Advanced Styles in Women s ,
Inimitably smart
FALL BOOTS
Note the Symmetrical Contour of, This
Sturdy Model shown nere roaay
Priced -at
Our show wlndowa
changing Btyle shows. It win pay
wnH when now i iowu, w
tvles displayed. Styles that aro very
often utterly different
shown elpewhero.
from thoao
FEE
A SSSStM ii UlhB t ,ts ?Ci
IQasussh Xk. swasr Dm semriwi
lift. D; Tk Van, Bwsjrh ;wt A beet
Attest fail
itm Mwi.
Gorc Jensek
Greatest Sale of Diamonds, Watches & High-Grade Jewelry Ever Held in Omaha
The Entire High Grade Jewelry Stock of Scott-Parr Company Was Bought for Gash for
LOFTIS BROS. & CO., Jewelers
The Old Reliable Original Diamond and Watch Credit House i
Gush or on Easy Credit Terms
'i
Now Soiling at Tremendous Sacrifioe.
"Eriosje Wy, Blw Oot"tlt,itt a nfttikt in th reftl
,,a tlkui Kil'i trrandtt , J&viryime Taowi tkt Scott-Parr
prioi sUmoi cut ia half, who oould mini hnjin$ f
AftisiM hart i hrrm art M' a wmll
rtMrrU,tioi f Uu wMlrfml bftr
fbta mw onJiMi. -(hmL today,
isssBPSjTW g ws 'KV J" Jf. J T "&r; '
dbrff iluxMsay
So it iweras that almost everyone in Omaha has already, been. in.
te can Mtftly ay that thip store never knew such crowds before.
Loftis J3ro. j. bought thi .entire stock ai47Va cents on the dollar,
liecauge Scoti-Parr G. were.fiiiimcially embarrassed That's why. ypu
mm get such rIly remarkable- values. '' ' '." "
975i
saes
Diamond Spetial y
Wt. loss
l Hack.
0. T. Van urt h.
o nr. J, W. ArMMI atrs44 at a box
arty at tA Orpheum oa Wedaaaday eve
s4& !ti JiGsAJ of Mr. kM Mrs. 3. P. goy.
meir t Chicane, lit. fallow by a up.
per a4 tke ham H Mr. and Mrs. W. W,
Zg, whea eevers were laid for.
jMr. ad Mrs. J, r. eymur Chleso,
Mr. and Mrs- W. W, Imuc
Mtes JHorenco Lone,
Mr.. 3, W. Arnoldl,
A awrprlsa party was (tvea Mils Ar
uUa Schlcker at her home Wednesday
vl In honor of her birthday. The
veetls was spent In danclnr. Musla
WM furnished by Mr, 6tev keuchel.
7kee present were;
.Mkse- .Misses
Juil MoyUiw Theresa Kaobel,
Xatlterlne Schlnker, Martraret Sehtnker,
A tit UartUBf, Mayans itartunir,
Amelia Schinker, Anna 8chlnker.
Xitsaheth ztb.
Meesra Messrs"
ateve Xeuehst Frank Zetb,
Kdward Scnlnksr, h'ftd, .Cross,
atea Qress.
tyUl-Crty WcUiar.
The weddina ot Miss Jflartl U Corey
ad Mr, John yalt took place Wednesday
evealas; at Wis bride's home oa Eighteenth
and Hurdette streotx. Itev. W. V. His
he officiated. The bride's sister, Miss
Corey, was staid ot honor aud Mr. John
KamlHoh was best man. Mr. aad Mrs.
(Li'ftll are i home at Maple street
4
Sale
Every
Morning
at 8:30
a mm
Yaw'll aay ye nvf saw such sarfatwi as the diamonds lp thla
ffatinaT, Wonderful selection; alt abeelutely yerfeot la cut ana nplor;
xtr, lare lts and Uautltulty' sei ta yeur chelae' at solid lia- goic
ttteetatfiiw.
Uditt' Wttchit, DiiMMl' Sit
1 4 O
W4.50
SeftMHstv
'
Ma. Ui T.wHsa'
aMd koU, enaravea cases, fine diamond
WateW, O vise, U
t. ftn diamond In
taw. MHInv fr i with TlllnnlU ril-
Waltham movmt. auirante4 aatlsteatory
ba4 ftkstutly acaurate.' Toar choice el dor
eigas. eeiuvaiy isz -values,
VAT sMXi isVSJ A
XT,
9
Every Honest
Person Cam
Open a
Account
With Ui;
Cm)
1ST
llliniis, ElparSI 1J5
Wilthira Watches I
Beott-Parr Oo.'s Price, f 19,B
This new 12-stxo Thin Model
must not bo confused with tha
large, heavy, thick watches of
fered by some dealers at double
'this special sale price. Finest
Quality sold Silled cases, band
engraved or plain polished;
guaraateed 26 year; choice of
many designs; Illinois, Elgin or
VaHham movements, closely
timed and inspected; guaran
teed accurate.
i.O A MONTH,
Mrs. Uyo4 l, aviUon will etitertala the
, Srldsre Zaacheoa club at her
haste Meat wetX v
Mrs. 3, C. NeHksrat' of South Set,
'jw(. Ttv4 to vllt friends hrt.
Mrs. J. II. KoaMah will leave 'Friday
K ' CMes, "vIhw she will aaaka hot
Vaa. r
Mr. SS. mtu pi KKeelstef Sprir.slf
U ta tm at WisUir, Mrs. J. JP.
railea. ,. f
fo-.i i Mr. Mut Osren of Missouri
Xo. 1.918. deiWl 0 old lockets. Diamond gt. Beau
tiful designs, genuine diamonds. Real values to
$25,00; only ,...,,.,....,..(
CyeAttTersM; fl.dO a. MobOu
3TB1U8 COUPON I0E 10O-PAGE CATALOG.
Take a knife or the point ot a pin and cut this coupon out NOW
be'fore you torf U Just five Us your aama and addreis no let
ter Is neceesar.v. and ye will send 7eu 11EB our hndwma 100
Catalog Nj, ipa, conulnlnir 900 beautiful tllustraUon .it
lUmonds, Watchrs, Artistic Jewelry and Silverware, with com
pitta deacrlpUona and prices. This catalog fully .explains our eaay
credit plan. Jut fill in your name and addTftsa on . th lints pro
vided beloW and mall today to &0ftis Bros. ot. Q( poufh lta
Street, Omaha, Nb.
..........y "VjUt
T
This StMrb $90
Hffany Diamootd Ring
If Diamondl Special No. 14
It it a perfeet tetauty, A w4rf v stA of f tuer-
vm ycportionc ani full try brilliiuacy, Mt in
14k iolld. gold had ru4 mwuttinfjust a faw pf
tiam. 1m tht eoUfejikA. 0mm4 U lu&SMva Ttlyet
rlstf TKj at aaly
Trm-nJijUit 150
ft Weak,
Store Open Eviry Eveniig Till 9:30
Phoat B1m 1444 or 8636 and galeaman will call, 'bringing
with Mm iftofc gwQ ytt whih to gee -j ;
IOFTIS
BBi BROS & CO. Ts8
THX OLD
REUABLX
OJtlGrDfAL
BIAMOMD
AKD WAT0X
0IT
409 South 16th Stmt, Mai, floor, Oity IfationaJ B&ak Block, 16th and
Harnty iwtfi Omaha, Kth.
Diamond Special
Thm Value is $75
Ma. 18 Here's a diamond value
that only this special sale makes
if possible to offer. Wonderful ge-
itption, perzeot in cotor ana
cut. Extra lerve In else,
ana sec in your cnoic
"of lilc solid void
mountlnRS. ladles' or
Beadsman's Style.
TERMS:
SI A WEEK
MP
.ttlTfrv
AU UfM
$94.50
Uv
$5 Valu
This Special Ncf. 17 ih of solid gold,
in the stylish rose finish. Sot with two
sparkling beautifnl diamonds and 8
genuine pearls with a largo lustrous
pearl drop. Comes complete wih 15
inch chain. A' beautiful La Valliero
and a splendid value.
Tims: $3.00 a Month
Diamond Special No. 15
$6850
9
ft
An extra offering1 of
usual (110 rings that
Go at (68.50, Large,
exquisite diamonds of
perfect brilliancy and
color, net In heavy 14k
gold tnountlne, as
shown, or in Flat
Belcher mounting if.
preferred.
Credit Terms: $1.50 A Week
VcTKOfeMPI CUTOK TOSS TJtOSCB WXO OaJTBTOT QAXA,
Cut this out NOV aud slim and mall It before you forest We
wndjjnawond and Watches everywherf and allow easy time pay- ,
IOFTIS BROS. CO., 409 South 10th Street, Omaha, Neb.
I desire to purchaa Wo. (,,, ..) recording to prices snd
tenni mentlpBad In The Omaha Bee September 25, ItlS: I enclose
M first monthly (or) treokly pavment and agrea
t0.?Z peJaaoa as ntlpulatod in t)ia sd. If I am not completely
satisfied with my purchase 1 will return it to Loftts Br on. ft L'o'
at one who axreo to refund money la full.
iosaups ,
i
-" i i - i
I'ajQggggjHHHBH
rapt.
r