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2 B THE OMAHA STNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 23, 1913. SOCIETY DONS WHITE SPATS Many Family Reunions Will Be Held Thanksgiving Day. TANGO CLUBS ARE POPULAR frrn IVcddlnn Are Scheduled tn Tnke IMace In I)rcntlMT, Some of the Bride Colas; to Other Cltle lo Mre. Social Calendiur. MONPAY-Mr. K. T . flwobe, luncheon for Sirs, feeler Brldshan of DBlW! Mr. W K. McKeen. hostess of ths Bridge club; Mia Helen Kpenoter. Orpheutn party for Mia Marguerite TUESDAY-Tuesday Musical club, even Ing muslcale at the homo of Miss Kath crlne HeCormlck; Et-A-VIrp daadM party at Chamber; Mr. and Mr. J. W. Griffith, dinner for Mlia Marguerite Buseh. ... , WFDNK8DAY N. O, club dancing party at the Rome hotel; dinner-dance at the Omaha club; Moieul fraternity dafico at Jacob' hall; Mona club of high achool dancing party at Dundee THURSDAY Thanksgiving day Mr. Al bert Ituseh. theater jxirty for the Hey-ward-nusch wedding party: La, Sail club dance at Chamber. FRIDAY -Mr. and Mr. IL B. Busch. dinner Jor Heyward-Busch wedding PVTritDAr-Wetldlng of MUa Margner tte nuech, danshter of Mr. and Mr. K. B Busch. to Mr. Thomas K. HeywsxB of Pittsburgh. They are wearing white spats on Fifth avenue i If you haven't spats, you feel Ilk hid ing your feet-nn Omaha. guest letls m. Tho woman .who I up-to -date Insist on wearing the attractive nnd dainty low ahoes, with silk hosery to match gown op costume, and the low ahoes an not very comfortable when the sea brecsc blow Tres MouUrde." or "Too Much Mm tsid." which ha beerf the .moat allur ing muslo for Tangoing thla lummer, U now supplanted by a new popular aong. "Mary Ha Her Spat On." Dtcember Weddings, A. number of Omaha young women who will be December bride are to marry out'of-town men, so that their weddings will take them to other cities to reside. Hjlch I regretted by their mny frHmds. Tho flrat will be Mls Florence 1 11 Her, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Henry HlWer, who will become the bride of Mr. Selwyn Jacob of 8t louts, We4ay evening, December 10, at 6 o'clock at the heme of her parent, followed by a dinner ter about fifty guests. faa Evelyn Brgmn. ,sHter eC Mr. aa Mrs. Sol Bergman, wW marry Mr Myer rrl&steln of Mftwanfeee. Men say evening, December IS, at ( o'clock, at th home of her parent, fetlawed by a we' ding dinner. Mm Dorothy Meyer, daughter of Mr. atjd Mr. D. X. Meyer, and Mr. Harry 8. Cbhn ot ttoetuster, N. Y.. will be mar ried Wednesday evening. December 17, the ceremony to be at the Rome hotel' at e o'clock, followed by we4tn dinner for fifty or sixty guU, and then nc In. The weMiag C Ml MM Xlrsehsrami, daughter of Mr. ana Mrs ri Xlmetv bimwn, and Mr. Mwrttrt Xeayenrfen cilao, wiU tnfc at s'e4tt at tl attraotrr hmso Mr. ana Mm. JCirMsltbrawa, Tuesday ssnneT, jDensvinVer 21v A. wnedftnsr ssnntf wtM JojHaW, Mia Martha Ms, aawtMer. U Mr. Mr. Fre 1, Xnnrn, wiM be married wljtlw Jfotet I9f a4 Jteey eveptwflf Qo cpar M, at. i rates. TH Mnamr wW be fettewed by a rtiMng d4nr a Jbliday Afkin. .The Chrtetmaa natldaya wilt ba pepuU for the achaei t affair. Many daaie wl be given for the ywinr eerie w4m apend thla tame wMh tMr aaranto. atr. ana ri. a. u Me4 ww grre a dance far their daughter, MtiaaejiWi and Krna. Saturday, Deeembw IT, at "AWtaa," tile Heed home at Beaaen. "Mr. and Mr. Victor CiMwdl mj Ch'arle Offutt will gtvs a eM at the Cpuntry club Monday ev S.for MUs Virginia OffuH anc the a of Mr. and Mr. CaMweM, w)m wttl W name lor ine coimay. Dr and Mrs. Altleen wW eMm "Ke mere Xdge," their suataeir mmm Mar Calhoun, for a New Year's party r tnair daughter, araoa, mm mm, Cwarte. A log; cabin has been aetta ke at tractioM of "Roeemer wtier the young people will .. Aaather dancing aaHr M be rwn ChrUtmaa nitit at ' era' by Mr. and Mrs. Charks Mess mMaar f tne MUeea Harriet aad flsaeiule Mees, Witlt the VifiUrTT Mn laeter B. rtaeetm f Dewrer, Colo., arrived tM memiag Ve be Mm xueat of Dr, and Mrs. Mawm T, wwea'e at the CfttaaiaL In her kanar Mrs. A. V. Xtnster will sv a I a'siee tea,' IN ad ay Mrv Xerbsrt Frencn; Wane tt Mte Carolina Oeag the week fat Omefca. hasj Ve C Tonls, whera m from Mellrve, 111. Mrs Aihfcy ClcvUn4 of SaR LdM City, who has been In New York, it louls and .Chlcax, eveat tae meet and with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. TkonM kaMnc thla mominc to be th ajaeet of Mr. and Mr. Oeorff Holmes la liaeeia. Mrs. Cleveland, who was formerly Alexander, of this city, will return Mm day to Omalia for a day's vUfrt before kaylns for Salt Lake City, Mrs. Rarer Vaughn and stasH navemter ot Chicago arrived feturaar to month with Mrs. Vaughn's pare, Dr. and Mrs. X P. Lor. At tke Osaka 0M. Among those who hava sngc-4 tables for the dinner Wednesday eveninc at ths Otsana club ara Mr. and Mrs. Jeeesn B&ldrtge, Mr, and Mrs. 3, U button. Mr, and Mrs. D. C Bradlord and Mr. and 2 Irs, Jerome Mi For Indiaxayelk ttiiit. Mrs. Charles T. Kwt was hott-eee at a tea Saturday afteraeon for Mrs. Meredith Nicholson of Insttneaotls. Ktf. teen guests were sent. JUm Kowtfr e ettertained vrtamy at lunenean for n Nicholson, and Mr. Semuel Meceatn of Ardfley-On-The-Kttdeen. Entertain W. Mr. J. J. MciMuUen gave a asjlidcea's party Saturday afternoon at her nenrt' menu at the West Farnua In aekbro tlcn of the sixth birthday nar son. James McMuilea. Thirty children were lire at, and games afforded the enter- talnntent A fawett sursrlM party wan given by the Jfraiarnal AM aseoeUMan M honor of Mrs. K. T LaaUsch and eUMaeiter. Lena. wHo. are leaving for FferMa, They were wH riwembered with presents fcwt- jrlnsn These- sreserit were: Mr. and Mrs. U. p. Cunafei Mr, nnd Mrs. J. tt. Vegel. Mr. and. Mm. WtMlaja lulur Mr, and Mrs; Oeerge Cnrman, r. ann asrs. , nM jim, "l.if mrv. sra. Xlnkenon. Halm. ed Oliver. T. A. Amy, r. Charle lea Neff, O. O. Kdmeads. ateasanies Martin WhKe, McJetand. M. V. Henka, J. M..Deyle, E. T. Lnntsech. mi Hlrscn, l Anderson, V. Mahn, stisses ' Wanet Meredith, iMen Hdtnend. Miss cis Alice Kalbreek, Inenn Iiantason, Mary Hoi brook, . jnessr. M. J. Mulvehill. Meaar. J. y. immK Charles Oeneara. Xea. A surprise party was given Thursday Urt lJf e94Wwe Ls4Mn JPeHSGftt W1 Mtsse- 1aLIssaj slte a4tstBe1ftsajf jsTrgi e-A VsraflpBi p MhUfa eWevwCa Jtessrs. Walter Ktsasser. g. Anean Bsrhard. Maretai WMtay sn. ssm wnsj rsTnaYsssnwsq At iK Cssneaacaial OUn. wHia WwpnVMr rt tk OeMMmM Wssla rtw 1 Tsj MsBjlaMTl t II Ss44sttaal. ifH ba a bride of net week. The del ff ssM''A4wi TNlAt AsJWJflMkH AbBSBS) aasjjsva sual iiLKaBanaaaBnaaV gJ a j esn 1 SI S re fisVWs eOTVB gVJtwefrwa H UV Lav Pw tiM Pa turn. The Merit fratemity will alva an tn- thermal wanotng Party at Jacob's hall, Wednesday evealar. Nor, a& BMsMlay AxaiYtmiy. A surprise party war given Thursday srening Is honor of Harold Sues, who celebrated his birthday anniversary. Th evening was spent at musie.aad danoinv Those present weret Mat- Misses- Isabella McDonald, EUIe McLean, Kaoml Truailn. Manr Jones. vether Samuel, Sarah. Samuel. Messrs. 4 tfanwet, Harry JSroeker. tanly Wetser. Ma ward Euss, Doris Skinner, Mtir. Alfred Zersan. Bddte Clark, aienn CbUd. aWtrfcb Party, A. surprise yarty was given Harold Knee Friday evening at his horns- Those present weret Mlaaea Misses Elsie UdkS. May Bowen. KUaabeth Laux. Marlorl BVlvesesr, AmnajDaHHMd, (Will MSeioV. llaroM Knee, Harold Shaw, George Shaw. Harold Comptan, Mildred Gtrutaers, UU Cary. UlUao Lawn, Fanny MKastei, MHeMaeae, , Caauncey Wllsen, Will CoakMn. Rradtey Mcr (erl ck. Harrr af ole. dward Xufelr, jtaipti wanum. waller cumin. Mr. and Mrs. Xne. SmUI Clan PtriM4. The letter carrier' social club, knewn as the "WhHs HUrs," gave a compli mentary &r.cl party at the Danish nan VeMaw's hall. Twenty-fifth and Leavanwertn, Ttesrsday evening. Norem ber M. This seats oiwnnUauon has leased the uta an Chi- r. r. new 1. X. nw. nnd Mrs. MasilBtne AssaSir. Helen jKtasser, Anna WiweHlr. Five Omaha Girls to Wed in December "tfm.ctrM cago street, for a series of dancing port 1 cm and other entertainments. The next dancs and social gathering is announced for Wednesday evening, November as. Ad mittance may be had only upon Invita tion, a lartre number havlnr been Mnt the members and their friends, and a gen eral good time Is anticipated. At the preliminary meeting held re- eentty to organise a band from the ranks the postofflce employes, a large num ber of Utter carriers were present and from the Interest manifested and the en- tnustaam shown It Is expected that a band ww seen become a reality, a committee being anaeteted to perfect tho band or- Mrs. KL M, By fort entertained at a bridge luncheon In honor of the, mem bers of the executive committee of th'e Omaha Woman's club at her home in the Hew Hamilton Saturday. Those pres ent were; Meedamea U,iJimM- C. W. Hayes. H. N. Nelson. Edward PhaJtn, Charles Mariey, t B. 8. Baker, I vM. Lord. R, EX McKelvy, John O. Yelaer. K, M. Syfert, Alyka Sigia tau. Tho Alpha 6lgma Tau met Friday and prises for the card gama were awarded to Misses EMna Rohrs and' Henrietta Wadsworth. Others present werer Misses Misses Eltxabeth Bradford. Coletta Connors. Ruth Boylo. Agnes Mclnemey, Vera Jewell, Clslre MoKenna, Julia Cunningham, Gertrude Moran. Marguerite Buggy, Florence Noon an. Cliilirta'i Party. Mrs. V. J. Cochran, entertained at a children's party at her home Saturday In nonor oi ner sons, cloootc ana uroce. The afternoon was spent at games and those present were: Mlcacs Jesele Fetterman, Prances Uafford, Juliet Wefeln, Jenene Noble, Velma Maine, M1es Ruth Bethard. Helen Bethard, Jane Bliss. Delphi Harrison. Nathalie HasUnga. auiiri- Masters Marshall Munnloke. John Dutton. Richard Harris, Way land Klttrington, TadeH Anderson. Paul Fetterman, William DraDler, G radon Holmqulst, PresUey Flndley, aiarry Olsen. Orman, Hoggin, Byron Hastings. Edwin May, Club lumeavtea. The members of the Woman's club ot the Railway Mall Service, were enter tained by Mrs. W. J. Hash at a 1 o'clock luncnsan en Wednesday, Covers were laid for thirty. After luncheon Mtes Daisy Brooks of BrowneJl- Hall read a. paper on domestlo science and Miss Ada Klopp sang. AssUttng Mrs. Nash were Mrs. C. B. Presson, Mrs. O. r. Wallace, Mrs. IL EX Gregory, Miss Kathryn Wallace. , Wedding Invitatlens, - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whltefleld Yates have Issued Invitations for 'the wedding ofttholr granddaughter. Miss Dorothy Chapman Morgan, to Mr, Ralph Milton Peters. The ceremony Is to take place Wednesday evening, December lo, at 8:30 o'clock at Trinity cathedral. Followlnff there will be a reception from I to U i WE will credit or refund' any pur chase which proves unsatisfactory. MONDAY at 8:00 A. M. We Open the Greatest TMTTT T TXTTPT "V C ST 1? MlJLlilJN jK I oAJLJii Untrirnmed Ha.ts Velour and velvet nntrimraed vu ay a. a an iiuv v 40c dress hats, regular value $3.98 sale price Ostrich Flumes y OFF Marked Pries o'clock at Hillside. Mrs. George Proud fit of Lincoln, sister of Miss Morgan, will nerve as matron ot honor and the bridesmaids will bo MUs Gladys Peters. Miss Daphne Peters end Miss Elizabeth Pickens. Mr. William Burns will be best man. Mr. and1 Mrs. Milton C. Peters have Issued Invitations for' a dancing party to be Riven December 6 at their home for Miss Dorothy Morgan and Mr. Ralph Peters. Chasc-Kclsey Engagement. An engagement of much Interest Is art-' nouneed, that Of Mr. Clement S3. Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Chose of this city, and Miss Helen Ketsey. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Reevn Kelicy of Toledo, O. MUS Kelsey belongs to one of the old est families of Toledo and is s. graduate of Wolls college. She Is interested- In settlement work and popular In society. Mr, Kelsey, who Is In the lumber business, Is an art connolseur and owns many vol- f uable paintings. Mr. Chase took his degree as civil en gineer at Cornell university, where ha( was active In college clubs and a mem- j bcr of the Phi Gam a. Delta fraternity.! Ho has been unusually successful and . has been associated with tho bridge1 builder, Mr. Ralph ModJesHI of Chicago,; and hns lately been made manager of tho steel Inspection Office of ModjesKt tc Angler at Pittsburgh, where he will moke his home. Out-of-Towri Wedding.' Miss Julia Coburn, daughter of the late William Coburn of this city, was mar ried Tuesday afternoon at C o'clock to Mr. Joe Tgertsen of Minneapolis. The wedding was a quiet one, at a Baptist church In Minneapolis, only relatives belnc present. .Mr. Tgertsen belongs to a well known Norwegian family of Minne apolis and Is connected with an automo? bile firm there. His sister U ths Wife ot the 'cellist. Carlo Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Tgertsen have gone east on a trip, but will moko Minneapolis their 'horn. Jessup-Staoey Engagement. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Slacey wish to an nounce the engagement ot thoir daughter, Ruth, to Mr. Curtis Jessup of Glenwood Springs, Colo., the wedding to take place In December. Gwynne-Sehooley Engagement. Mrs. Ella Clark announces the engage ment of her daughter, Nettie B. Bchooloy, to Mr. Percy E. Gwjmno, The wedding will take place early In tho spring. 1$ and Ont of the Bee Hive. Mr. W. Fornam Smith -arrived In Omaha Wednesday from his trip abroad. Mrs. Bernard McMeny of Red Cloud is the guest of Mrs. Honry Clay Richmond. Miss Sharp and Miss Ida Sharp, who have been In Chicago for two weeks, are expected home today, Mr, and Mrs. Odin Mackey are visiting Mr. Mackey1 parents, Rav. and Mrs. T. J. Mackay at All Saints' church. Mrs. Charles EX Bates of Falracres will leave Bundny for a visit to Kansas' City, Muskogee, Okla., and Marshall town. In. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Barkalow, who have been at Excelsior Sprngs for ten days, will return today. MUs Louise Powell of Berkley, Cat., who has been vUUIng relatives ;n Dun dee, is spending a few days with Mrs. Frank W, Judson. Miss Ophelia Harden returned .home this, morning from a visit, with relatives In Washington. D, C, and a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald in Troy; Mrs. Fltsgerald was formerly Miss Bather Byrne. Mrs. C. P. Wallace, who has been vis iting her sister, Mrs. Joseph R. Campbell. left lost night for Chicago, and after visiting a few days with her niece, Mrs. Ralph W. Moody, will return to her home In Toledo, O. ' Personal Mention. 1 Mr. Leroy Corliss, who has been serl ualy III for several weeks, Is now re ported to be much better. A son waa born Friday evening to Mr. and Mrs. J. McMillan Harding. Mrs. Harding was formerly MUs Agnes Burk ley. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Foster have In the History Only the newest and finest trimmed and untrimmed hats, paradise, aigrette, ostrich all fancies and flowers. Trimmed Hats Any hat in tho houso worth lirirv&tfYnrv-. sn Paradise, aig- T &L Afl V-Af ft fttjfwrtll sBnBnVlnBnV trimmed in- B: eluded , . . . tLW Untrimmed Hats at Less Than Cost To Manu facture Divided Into Three Lots: Untrimmd Hats Boautiful imported silk velvet a Mil 1. w xs w 90c dress hats, regu lar up to $4.96, also beavers, salo price P&r&.di. Aigrette Ya off Marked Price iOrldi Brei., lttk ud Banwy ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT SPRING WEDfjING. FOR a. I ftl bHLbS i jaBnraffiSg lHBaLaBBaBaBaBaBaBBnjj 5BBhet . 'PBHsBaBaBaBaBaBBaV saB''' 'SaiBaBapBal ' Cndy Photo. MISS NETTIE B. SCIIOOLT3Y. retuned from their wedding trip and nr now at home at 2962 Harris street. Mrs. Foster was' formerly MUs Charlotte Wll lard. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holxman, who have recently come hero from New york City, are now in ineir aparcmeni at me nor- mandy. JOE SALMSBY, EX-CONVICT, UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS Joo Balmsby, alias Joe Jensen, sentenced to threo years In the etato penitentiary In 1911, for breaking and entering, was re leased a short time ago on parole. Satur day morning he was arrested by Detec tives Ring and Van Dusen, who found goods of several recently tunned Jobs In his rooms at the People's Lodging house In 1911 Ring and Van Dusen wero In strumental in seourinsr Jensen's convic tion, and upon learning of his coming to Omaha lost week, found his rooming house and uncovered jewelry arxl other stolen articles. It was not until yester day monnlng that they could find the man. He has agreed to make a full con fession of his recent activities. SENIORS CONSUME SEVENTY CENTS WORTH OF WIENERS Beventy cents worth of wieners werer consumed by tho four-year senior class ot the Commercial High sohool at the wiener roast of the class In the woods a few mites north or Florence Friday "night. Thee wero thirteen in the party. Prixes In the clothespin contest were won In the following order; Albert Dowllng, - Olive Brown and Elmor Bdman. Mrs. -M. C. Wood, chaperon, took tho booby prize. IMPORTANT CONVENTIONS HERE EARLY IN DECEMBER The Nebraska Farmers' congress and the Nebraska Co-Operatlvo Live Stock Shipping' association are two Important conventions that are coming to Omaha enrly In December. Both will assemble hero on the Invitation of the publicity bureau. Tho associations of county com missioners and county clerks of tho states also will hold their conventions In Omaha during the first week In Decem ber. I of This Store Trimmed Hats Any hat in the house worth up to $15 rf many beauti- y 4 50 ful ostrich trim med and fur trimmed Untrimmed Hats Imported plush hats, goods made, regu- m lar un to $7.50. $ I sale price eacii AH Fancy Feathers and Flowers H Off Marked Price gOrldn Bros., 16th and Two Thousand Lads May Win Autos by a Little Industry No less than 2,000 boys are to be mado happy by winning a $33 automobile through a contest being put on by Loose Wiles company along the line of coupon voting. The salesmen of the company nre opening tho contests in the various cities and towns In the territory covered by them. The contest lasts a month from thd date they are opened In any given store or town. It Is all a matter of saving wrappers obtained from the pack ages ot Sunshine blscrolts. Each wrapper ot a S-cent box of the biscuits Is good for one vote. Each 10-cont wrapper Is good for two vote. The bby receiving the greater number of votes nt the end of the month from the day the contest opens In nny store will get the automobile. Al ready many of them have been awarded In. the towns around Omaha. Also In Chicago and Kansas City manya boy Is now rldfriff the fine red automobile Won In this way. The little car Is one of tho most com plete toys to be found. It Is strong enough to h6ld 100 pounds, bul is, ot course, made for the boy. It has a steering wheel to guide it, an oil tank On the back, tho radiator on the front, a leather cushioned seat, and above all a real crank In front that makes a good healthy noise when It is turned. A pair of pedals furnish tho means of motion. The bUcult company has taken the. entire output of the factory making these little machines thU year. Tho Idea, of course, is to Increase the consumption of the biscuits and to gct them Into the homes that have never had them before. SALESWOMAN QUESTIONS ROCKEFELLER'S CREDIT CLEVELAND O., Nov. 21. "Please have these charged to John D. Rockefeller of Forest Hll," .sold the richest man of the world, today; to a young woman clerk tn a down-town department store, from whom he had made soma purchases. Tho saleswoman, confessing .that' she did not know Mr. Rockefeller of Forest Hill telephoned the head of the credit department. Air. jiocaeicucr was nccommoaaiea ana the yourig woman clerk who had ques tioned his credit was much confused. Mr. Rockefeller smilingly reassured her, howi ever, and said she deserved approval from her employers. "TOWN DEVELOPMENT" HAS STORY, OF LOCAL MEETING The November number of "Town De velopment" contains a two-pago cut ot. the photograph taken of the members ot tho Central Commercial Secretaries' as sociation on tho roof of the Woodmen of the World building, together with a i.OoO word artlclo by J. M. Guild, former commissioner ot the Omaha Commercial club, entitled, '"The Meltlnff Pot for Sec retaries." It gives a complete account of the program ot the secretaries' convention here In September and of the manner ot entertaining the guests white they were In tho city. WILL CO-OPERATE IN KEEPING SCRAP PAPER .OFF STREETS ' . The 'Commercial club commltteo oa street cleaning Is anxious to do - away with the wasto paper nuisance on tlie streets, So W. D. Williams and W. I Bnrgves, the (members of the committee, met with A. C. ICttgel, street commis sioner, and the circulation managers ot ' the dally papers of tho city, The com' mlttae will report to the municipal afralrs committee next week. Take Vnrnlnn. 1 Don't let stomach, liver nor kidney trouble down you, when you can quickly down them with Electric Bitters, too. For sale by your druggist, Advertise- ment. Key to the Situation Bee Advertising. A small deposit will hold any purchase for Christinas deliv ery. Trimmed Hats Any hat in the houso worth $10somo os- trich trimmed and many smart, new "effects best iSf Harney ; 12