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THE BEE: OMAHA, Tttt'RSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1110.
Society
By MILLITIOIA. Wednesday, November'26, 1913.
THE- tango continues In popularity in Omaha, and crcn the grandfath
ers and grandmothers are now taking lessons. No social or busi
ness affair, no matter how important. Is allowed to Interfere with
the dancing lessons.
But Chicago is ahead of Us for enthusiasm. Many innovations start In
Chicago, and the latest Is a special train from Chicago to Now Orleans, with
a special car arranged for tangoing. This special' is to take the Chicago
guests to the Mardi Qras In February, There will be compartment cars and
one baggage car Is to bo converted Into
to me unless they have rubber soles it
dangerous.
I If the Tango special proves Buccossful and popular; we are wondering
if the next luxury on the trains de luxe going across the continent will be
the "Tango Limited."
lex Parties at .Concert Jatinee.
Tuesday afternoon severs! box parties
wen given nt th Brandels theater, When
Miss Good son aJ Mr. Egenleff were
heard In cdhfcert. In one box were Mrs;
A. I William. Mrs. Frank. U lUller,
Mrs. H.. EJ. .TJurpam and Dr, and Mrs. A.
I). Somers.
In .nother .box were Mm. C. M. Wit
helm. Mrs 1. Welpton, Mm. Pouglss
Wetpton,"Mr. George I?rlnx, Mm. Oliver
Kldrlge, Mm. T. J. Mahoney. Mre. Clem
ent Chsse,Mrs. Orltfln. ''
At tke Omalw Glut. -
Numerous dinner parties -will be given
by members of the Omaha club at th
second series of dinner dances planned
by the entertainment committee.
Mr. aM Mrs. Joseph HaldrlKe .will en
Urtaln when their1 gueits will be,'
Mr. and Mrs. U. -U. nldrge.
Mr. and Mm. Wilson 1-oW.
Mr. B. F. Smith.
Mr. W. Karnam tfmlth.
Mr. ana Mrs. W. J. Hynes will have as
their uets:
Mr. and Mrs, TUue of Holdrege.
Mr. and Mm. N. . UpdlHt.
Mr! and Mm. W. 3. furgss.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Me6 will have
as theW gUssts at dinner:
Mr. a4 Mm. fcwiitl Bilrnf, jr.
Mr, ad Mr, Glenn C. Wharton.
Mr! HU Mrs. Kred HassHltoH.
Mrs. CsUon.
Mlft F.llaabelh Cosdon.
Mr, Kebert Burn.
Mr. iJiwrence Brlnker.
With Mr. and Mm. James Love Tax
ton will be!
Mr. and Mr: Joseph Barker.
Mh and Mrs. .Hilton Fonda.
Mm. W. V. Allen,
At taw 6rim. . . ,
Mr. aad Km, T. H. Tracy entertained
at tss OVpiu. fallowed by supper Tues
day event ac. Those present were:
Mr. a Mrs. T. It. Tracy.
Mr. and Mm. Qesygs Keys.
Mr. tAd Mm, R. N. Howes.
Mr ad Mrs. K. R,
Mr an4 Mm. J. 8- W
Mn Mm! W. Jl. rfrTbllng.
MIm AbWe Hewee.
MIm Mattts Hews. .
Mr. Kdward SMpJeV .
Mr. Harry Hsws.
LHHohMX for Xri. Fairfield.
The Kqual Frsnehlss seelety will ewter
tala at luacheen at the Cawwerclat clu
Tuesday In hHW e Mrs. E. M. ralrfleM.
who was the first preeWewl of the m
cletx hA recently apeat um
In Europe. Thd luneheen was to have
been atven UK Saturday, but owing to
the death of Mr. W, C. Sunderland It
wm postponed.
Lift Mwwcr.
ftttts DorMhy Vlat- was hostess at a
Hma shower Monday evening- for Miss
i An Nelson. The rooms were prettily
decorated I pink and white. Those
present were:
Misses-
Misses
Hlldur Wallen,
Ruby Italy,
KUa Jaeohson,
Hannah Klllson,
Edna. I.ainen.
Anna Nelsen,
Dorothy Bsty.
Meedames
Baty.
Marls Noone,
Teckla Mylander.
Kthel reteeen,
AfMi Maty,
Mae-Ve fstareen,
Kdlth Jaeebsoa,
KUa. Mesne.
Mary Mayes,
o.
An syM surprise party wss given
Mrs. Qmi Mat at her MM Parker
attest IkM reet wets:
r I ai si f
VT. Kotow.
W. Bawleleon,
a. Oieesi.
A. llacklimd,
A. W. Peterson,
Carl Jarl, .
Alfred Carlson.
Rankin.
Frank Johnson,
Emery sHone,
'Bn,sjfl
KUIbam
Q, 0VrtSW,
a,
J..
Urown,
M, Olssn.
A Uasjwlst,
A. HtsMaoA,
O. Asjesisesi,
M. Fmtatrs;.
Charies NaMfi,
TMUsksciriftf SsiUriiawt.
The WttNasn McKtnfey lode B'nsl
S'rtth and Ms. tadlea auxWary will pn
sent "Tha Merchant of Venice UP t
Date" at Jaeeba hall Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock. The cast will Include four
teen aaeeAsers of the auxiliary.
In IrMe-ta-lcl
Mies Dorothy Suafleld entertained last
evening la honor of Miss Maude MoArdlo,
the evening being spent In dancing, music
and HinM. When luncheon was served
each girl was requested to write her fa
vorite recipe foa the future bride. Those
present were:
Mleaea
IteJen Morris.
Ruth Morris.
Ludtntila Ortefc,
Ida BchlpporeU.
Kathryn Mergen.
Misses
Edna Thrsne,
Beth Hunsaker.
Olive Griffith.
Maude MrArdte.
uorotny Bujuttia.
Johanna. Oetsachman.
Mr. a Mrs. Harry -8unfleld.
XatortftistsMats.
Mrs. Xdgar R. Moore entertained one
of tste brldce clubs Monday afternoon.
wbsa Mrs.' Vernoa Armstrong was the
heater guest. Theee present were;
Mesdsm Mesdames
8.' A. CoIHm, Frank Colby.
T. If. Traey, Vernon Armstrong,
M. U. erd. Oeorge Wilson.
Dr. Wray. E. It. Moore.
' A, aVrUh.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore entertained for
tho aass honor guest Tuesday evening,
when six tables wrs placed for the
8m. Thoas present were.
Mr. and Mrs. T. IL Trscy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keys.
Mr. ad Mrs. J, & WppeL
Mr. aad Mrs. A. b. McAdasns.
Mr. a4 Mm. W. U- Wrlbling.
Mr', a4 Mm. U 3. Ptcctte.
'Sr. 4 Mrs. A. R. Toepfxr,
Mr. mn4 Mm. E. R. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. VeBOM ArnMtrang.
jstssss . susses
AtU Howes,
rera TsesHir.
Messrs.
M. S. Mwea.
'u-K-ne Up?.
Mattte Jlowes.
Meaem.
Ed IJppe,
The hsrtMay party teaderad Mr.
Uaaa Mahr ef MM Smsset attest
WH
ay a
lasses pwisisr Ma Meals la tha Omaha
w ra ec-,
f to W .'.' m Paly
was an ec
an up-to-date ball room. It seen
Is going to" be both strenuous and
SOUTH OMAHA GIRL WHO 1$ TO
WED THIS EVENING.
miss hose nuTimiK.
by the gentleman In whose honor the
party was given, but by all those present.
Progressive htgh-flva was one of tiio
events of the evening. Interspersed with
severs) vocal and Instrumental selections.
Mr. Albert M. I. arses carried eff first
honors and Mr. Charles E. A. Johnson
was awarded the Wa4 pris at. high
five.- Dainty refreshnients were served
and alt extended thelr congratulations
and best wishes for a long- and happy life
to their comrade. ,
XfttMRiteiH-Gstkrie Wedding.
Miss Rose Guthrie and William a Kst-
jenstolit are to be married (his evening
at the homo of the brldo's parents, 30
North Twenty-third street, South Omaha,
Itev, Mr. Jones will officiate.
Miss Guthrie la the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. C. A. Guthrie, and the groom holds
a responsible position with Milton Rogers
& Sons company. Mr, and Mm. JCatten
stein will leave on their honeymoon Im
mediately after the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Mrs. May
Vastlne and Mils Esther Rubencamp, and
tho groom by C. A. Guthrie, Jr., and W.
H. Guthrie, brothers of the bride. .
The bride will be. gowned In a beautiful
creation of white chiffon over whits
sat,tn. draped In Aattn. Leroy Burcham
will be the ring bearer.
XaffageMtxt AmBeKmcesL
The eneatsment is announced of Miss
Alice Fawcett, danghter of Judge and
Mrs. J, Pawcett of Lincoln, tormerly'of
Omaha, to Mr. Samuel James Galley Ir
win ef Cretgktoa, Neb,
Miss Fawcett Is prominent In musical
eirclea and reMgna this week from the
faculty ef Bellevue college and la also
giving up her Omaha studio. She hss ,a
beautiful ecntralto voice and will be much
mleeed. Miss Fawcett will give a fare,
well reception Friday afternoon from 4
to o'clock at her studio In the Boyd
theater building, when about iOO gues(s
will be present.
The wedding of Miss Fawcett and Mr. I
Irwin will take place quietly before the
holidays at the home of her parents In
Lincoln, only the Immediate relatives
being present.
Last Friday the faculty and pupils of
Bellevue entertained dellKhtfully In honor
of Miss Fawcett.
Assisting at the tea next Friday after
noon will be Miss Luella Allen. Mr
Frederick Clarke, Mrs. Harmon Smith.
Miss McIIugh and Mm. Edith Waggoner.
Surprise Shower.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond D. Foster, who
were quietly married November 15, were
given a surprise and kitchen shower at
their home Tuesday evening by the
I ride's Omaha relatives. Those present
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ,C. Parkins.
Mr. and Mm. J. M Stafford.
Mr. and Mrs. R. fl. Parker.
Mr. and Mm. J. illake McKltrtck.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hemog.
Mr. arid Mrs. James I Burr.
Mr. and Mra. Thomas F. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Foster.
Mm. Nellie Wlllard.
Misses Misses
Lou Stafford. Myrtle Parkins.
Vera Stafford. l.uclle McKltrlck.
Martina C. Thode. Loralne McKltrlck.
Messrs.
George Wlllard, Richard Buchanan,
Master John Ilsreog.
Is aad Out of tke See Hive.
Mr. and Mm. If. 3. McCarthy have gone
to Chicago to spend Thanksgiving and
will return the first of next week.
Miss Alice Duval Is home from Iowa
City, where she went to attend a reunion
of the sorority of which she was a mem
ber when she attended school there.
Mr. John Latenser and daughter. Miss
Ruth Latenser, sailed November It from
France for New York, whore they will
spend a few days before returning home,
Mr. Roger McCullough - has gone to
Mlnnespolts and Madison. Wis. At the
latte.r place he Is the delegste of the
Thl Delta Theta fraternity of Lincoln to
NWVsakSt
ine national mi
jTkwkslla day
ine national meeting, wmcn opens
TO GRADE NEW ADDITIONS
Real Estate Exchange to Ask Ordi
nance from City Council.
MAKE LOTS MORE VALUABLE
Report Saya thnt It Is a Protection
lite Rnyrr on the Installment
Plan Should llnri on
Ilia Purchase.
The city council Is to be approached by
the Real Estate exchange with a recom
mendation that ordinances be passed pro
vldln'ir that the city shall accept newly
platted nddltlons only after the streets
and alleys have been brought to a grade
approved by the city.' The report of the
city plannlnc and publicity committee of
the Rest Estate exchange acting jointly
wss to this effect. It was sdopted at the
meeting of the exchange at noon.
The report was resd by George T. Mor
ton. It recommended that something be
done to make the lots In new plRls more
valusble to the city In general nnd to
the purchaser by providing these precau
tions. It stated that most pf the people
who buy lots on newly platted ground on
the monthly payment plan do not under
stand the grading system In the rltlcs
because they are a class of buyers that
do not havp the discrimination that a
cash buyer Is likely to have, It stated
that It Is unfair to the purchasers to
sell them lots on a plat where the grad
Ing Is all to be done In the future, no ono
knowing Just ..here nnd how.
The city planning committee was dele
gated to confer with the city commission
with regard to working out a comprehen
sive scheme of avoiding future mistakes
In platting of new additions thnt will
afterward be spoiled by the grading that
mwt bo done on them when tho time
comes.
Walking Sticks and
Monocles Are Now
Being Worn Here
Swagger sticks for Womqn and large
Ivory and gold cigarette holders for men
are among the latest offerings of holi
day gift goods In Omaha stores. Several
local firms have put such' goods In stock
recently and say they have sold a few
to the ultra-fa'shtonabIes.'"Monacles and
cigarette cases for women are also of
fered, but dealers predict that none of
these goods will be used generally till
next season.
The monads fad hag struck the Central
High school and the upper grade schools
with full force, according to dealers In
cheaper grades of JeWelry. Hundreds of
the English lenses have been sold tq pub-1
no sotiooi pupils, wno wear them just as
a Joke. Teachers say they would oppose
their use during school hours, ns the
practice would Interfere with study, but
that very few of he freak glasses have
appeared In school rooms.
RABBI C0HN QIVESTIRST
LECTURE OF SERIES FRIDAY
Considerable Interest Js being expressed-
In nabbl Frederick Colin'a, -announced
course of lectures on "Tho Seven Lamps
of Religion." The first of these will be
given next Friday 'evening at Tew pie
Israel at 8 o'clock 'And 'will he bjT'CaJhu
llcism." pr. Cobrt will treat of the hl
tory and character of th Roman rCa tho.
llo church objectively and sympathtlc
ally. These lectures are a part of tho
regular Friday evening services and aro
free to all, not even a collection being
taken. The lectures to follow will be
on "Protestantism," December 19; Mo.
hammedanUm." January Sp; "Tho Light
of Asia," February CTJ 'TTe Religion of
Science," March J7j' "Socialism," April
21. and "Judaism." May 29.
nesth' from Blood 1'olnon
was prevented by Q. W. Cloyd, Plunk,
Mo., who healed his dangerous wound
with llucklen's Arnica Salve. Only 23c.
For sale by your druggist, Advertise
ment. Omega
Oil
Sore Throat
and
ColdinChest
Soak a piece of rkntul whh Gmec
Oil, wrap it around the throat or lay
it on the chest, and cover with a piece
f oiled silk. The oil roes through
the pores of the skin to the sore and
inflamedparts and usually givac quick
relief. Trial bottle loc
Nadine Face Powder
( In CrMa 9om Oalf
Keeps tk) Cotaplexloa Beautiful
Soft and velvety, and re
mains until washed off.
It is pure, harmless.
Money back if not en
tirely pleased. Purified
by a new process. )
Prevents sunburn and re
turn of discolorstions.
The Increasing popular
ity Is wonderful, White, Flak, Pial.
BnintlU. 50c. by Toi let Counters or Mail
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY, tmrU, Taws
"or sale by lirsmdels Drug depart
west. Beatoa Drug Co. aad others.
Rheumatism
AKmmChi lit kylHWbiMii It
la th tprtos ( list I wm stuck4 W
Xlutcultr u IarLmtattory KktumatUot. I
sctfrrod oaljr ibow who hats U s".
lor mif ihrw jesrs. 1 til4 rtuaojr stl
Itutilr, aid doctor sRir doctor, but vju
Ut I Ttc.U4 was salr Urasortry.
Kiuallr, 1 tsund a recuSy thtt curd n
tompuulr. sad it bss Tr rttura4. B
kats fli.Q It la a aufatxr whs wets tsr.
rlblr IIllcu4 sad stsa btdriddta with
HtomcitUm, sad II Rcted a cvrs ta
si try (sm.
1 wsst tttrx sattsrtr Iron say (orw et
rfctuiuitc !rulL l try this martslsus
ttslisi pswsr. Dsa't stsd a tati Implr
mstl your aau sad sddrws sod t will
trad II rr t trj. Afttr oa hr uwd
II sad It bt pro,a IimK to t tktt loot
laottd'fer mtas of curios jrour Kktuou.
tltm. you tntjr Mod th prlc of It. oat
dollar, but. undtrtUnd, I t sot vast )our
tyoo.r ualtta oo ara parftotlr satltllod ta
tad It Ita't that ralrt Why tufler tor
lotiftr whta poltlt rtlltf It til as olttrti
ou I! Oou't dtltr. Writ Udsr.
Stark. It. JarkMW. No. 0S OoratT BI4i..
, HiraeuM. N."T.
air. Jatkata la rtpalbl. abor otatt.
m.at tree i'uo.
Not Many farmers
. Among Immigrants
During Last Year
The Burlington Industrial department
has just concluded the compilation of
figures on Immigration to the United
States during the year ending June 30
last. The compilation takes Into consid
eration all of the ports of entry on both
coasts and along the British northwest
and Canadian lines. .It shows that dur
ing the year the number of foreigners
who came to the United States to reside
aggregated 1,197,000.
In the number of Immigrants , the
Italians lead, with 274,000. Poles are next,
they numbering 174,003, Thcro were 101.COO
Hebrews and 61,000 Russians, the remain
der of tho 1,197,000 coming rfpm thirty
or forty different countries.
Of tho foreigners who came the facts
and figure relative to their destination
Indicate that they stopped In the lftrge
cities and the most 6f them In the east,
for New York got .330.000; Pennsylvania,
JS2.00); Massachusetts. 1W.C00; Illinois, 107,
COO, ami New Jersey, jst.000.
That but a comparalrvely small number
of the foreigners came with tho Intention
of taking up ngrlculturat pursuits Is In
dicated by the small' number who came
! to Nebraska and Iowa. The number of
Immigrants booked to Iowa was 8,600 and
to Nebraska fi,W6, m
SOME TAXPAYERS HAVE
REAL OCCASION FOR THANKS
Thanksgiving for taxes, which will no,
be collected becniise of the tornado, Is
being offered by a number of Onmliu
ptnpte Throt gh tho klndheartedpess jf
deputy assessors many families whose
homes ,wcro touched by the tornaJo were
not canvassed and reported for county
pcitonrtl taxes, although they did not sur
fer totflj losses from the windstorm and
nero rfnlly vibject jo pay at least a
part o their former assessment. Bomn
cltlzcnsvwho suffered only a partial losa
received no November card notice of
I'Otintyt personal taxes due. For thin
leniency on tho part of county employes
thanksgiving hss a real and personal
meaning for the lucky ones.
the
' thousand
PssHsssSSfraim $Sa(
SE . iassssssssssssssMisssssssssssWssWt
'bBPmBsssBssB'
'.-.IJ I fV
TtfsrN' mm ,
'1
has made substantial increases
throughout this big store a possibility.
"Wo thank you earnestly for your splendid support and
confidence' in us, which you have shown; thank you for
your evident appreciation of our efforts to supply abso
lutely roliablo goods at lowest possible prices to you, and
assure you that overy thought for tho future is to increase
tho efficiency of our servico to you to offer and deliver
better values and, if possible, more satisfactory merchan
dise than over before.
WATOH THURSDAY PAPERS TOR FRIDAY SALES.
Hayden Bros.
rr
. We want small
advertising accounts
.1 i
'Some firms Have the notion that we only
want the accounts of large advertisers.
They are mistaken. v
Some also think that spending from $25
to $75 a month for advertising will not
bring results. We can point out Bee ad
vertisers who nave made a success with
such appropriations,
"We take good care of our big advertisers.
Most of them, however, have competent
advertising managers and work out their
own problems,
We give special attention to small adver
tisers. We have men competent to make
their plans and write copy and designers
and engravers, all in our own establish-
ment.
Let us show you what can be done with
a small appropriation.
The advertising of Drexel Shoe Co., Bea
ton Drug Co., Alamito Dairy Dresher
Bros., Pantorium and Kimball Laundry
have made a success within above figures.
If they can do it, so can you.
Advertising Department
THE OMAHA BEE
Telephone Tyler lOOO
Bail Reduction
and Delayed Trial
Refused Brantley
A petition to reduc6 the bond of tSr. K.
D. Brantley, held at the county Jail pend
ing trial on a charge of using the malls
to defraud, from SS.OOO to $2,000 was denied
by Judge Page Morris when It was pre
sented In the United States district court
by Arthur F. Mutlcn, attorney for the
defendant A motion tor a postponement
of Brantley's trial, which will begin
December 8, was also denied.
Brantley was named In a Joint Indict
ment returned by the September grand
Jury against him. X. T. Wlttman, and the
woman who posed as Wlttman's wife.
The alleged swindling was in connection
with the operations of the Electro-Oxygen
company, said to have been headed by
Wlttrrian, and which had offices here
last spring.
MkioutBouilloii
foriht Kiddies
is made from ARMOUR'S
BOUILLON CUBES. Girc
tlictn as much as they want as
often as they want it.. Whole
some, Healthful and Convenient.
Simply drop a cube into a cup of
hot water. Buy a box from
your grocer or druggist today.
Tm Fm fiyilifc AS.H Amv aa4 Ctmymtr, CState
This Store Will
Close All Day
Thankful for the most pros
perous year -we have ever
known. Even more thankful for
evident confidence of our manv
old and now patrons, which
a-
2ssssssr sssE
She will be glad to get this quick-heating
Electric Radiator. It will take the chill off
of her bedroom or the bathroom in just sl
moment and the glowing tubes are so cheer
' ful. The little folks, too, will like one in
their nursery to protect them from chills
- and colds.
Suggestion for the
Electrical Christmas
Such handsome, practical gifts are most
appreciated. Make your Christmas gifts
from this Electrical list.
Radiators
Milk Warmers
Grills
Desk Lamps'
Curling Irons
Samovars
Massage Vibrators
Omaha Electric
$6,000
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Bo one-hundred point efficiency workers. Fit
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WE WILL HELP YOU
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us to tell you about it. '
It's worth your while.
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COAST AND CUBA....
NOW is the time for planning a visit to the Sunny
South. Favorable round trip excursion tickets on sale
daily to all important winter resorts.
ROUND TRIP PARES PROM OMAHA:
Jacksonville $50.50
Miami ,..$72.60
Palm Beach $69.00
St. Petersburg . . .$62.10
New Orleans $41.00
Havana
Return limit, Juno 1, 1914, excepting New Orleans
tickets to this point bearing return limit of May 15, 1914.
Liberal stop over privileges. Choice of scenic routes.
FOURTEEN SPLENDID TRAINS
Luxuriously equipped, are operated on fast schedules
between Omaha and Chicago, via the Chicago nnd
Northwestern Railway.
Convenient connections with fast trains on all lines
to and from tho South and Southeast.
For full particulars apply at picket offices,
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carry advertisements of tho best rooms and apartments for
rent in the city. Phone your ad to Tyler 1000.
Chafing Dishes
Corn Poppers
Percolators
Library Lamps
Cigar Lighters
Shaving Mugs
Heating Pads
Light & Power Co.
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Palatka $53.50
St. Augustine $52.80
Tampa $62.10
Mobile $41.00
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