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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1913.
Society
By MELLITICIA. Wednesday, December 10, 1913.
HI DAY, becembor 19, will mark tho returning home for tho holidays
1 of the university student of Nebraska.
Many affairs are being planned for these young people and
their two weeks' holiday promises to be well filled with Christmas
parties.
Among thoso expected are Misses Blsa Hanrman, Lou Howard, Haller,
Virginia Lewis, Ttuth Lindley, Lulu Mao Coe, Louise Bedwoll, Louise
JCorthrup, Irma Jones, Margaret Marshal, Helen Sorenson, Jennie Unde
land, Lucllo Dennis, Helen Thomas of Tekamah, Iluth Mills, Margaret
Huston. Margaret Suglt; Messrs. Russell Phllp, luring Elliot, Morris
Loomli, Gilbert Loomls, Merrill nohrbough, Roger McCullough, Norrls
Tym, John Drexel, Warren Howard, Robert Thompson, Harold Thomas,
Slerrs Sussman, Jack Bowen.
Bridge and Tango Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clarke entertained
one of the bridge tango clubs at their J
home Tuesday evening. The club mem
brs "are: ,
Mr and Mr. George llcdlek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Turner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Denlse Unrkalow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keogh. '
Mr. and Mrs. Horn Towle.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Itarton Millard.
Mr- and Mrs, John Madden.
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. MeCormlck.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Clarke.
0. E. P. Club.
The C, K. r. club entertained at a
Tango party at their club rooms Tues
day evening. Those present were!
Mttscs-
Ituth Klllngton
jluth Taylor
Harriet' Moore
Dorothy Meyer
Messrs.
Edwin Potter
Oscar Shaffer
J'red Naah
Carl Hansen
Mr. and Mrs.
Misses
Mary Dunn
Marie Hendee
Creda Hoyt
Haxel Alien
Messrs.
Leonard Burke
C. Miller
Albert Carlson
Harold Douglas.
Potter.
Let Hiboux Entertain.
Mr. Charles Perrlgo entertained Les
Hiboux club at an Informal dance at his
home In the Colonial Friday evening.
The guests of the boys of Lea Hiboux
were:
Misses
Klliabrth Cnrr.
Katherine Gould,
Dorothy riolomon,
Rdlth Cnnln.
Ituth McCoy,
Lucy Hart",
lols Jlobblns,
lflodo Hweeny,
tlub
Misses
Geratdlnn Johnson,
Jrene McGulre.
Margaret Gctten,
Gertrude Porter.
Evelyn Hortott.
Huth Fitzgerald,
Helen Carrier,
(trace iiarte.
Misses
Anna Haunts', 1
Alice Winter.
Ntla Qulnloy,
Klceslo Foley,
Irene Sullivan,
Mary Dalpon.
Messrs.
Brooks Tltsworth,
Oanlol Hegarty,
Thomas Careu,
Charles Bheppard.
Kllsabeth eturdevantgGretchen Langdon,
W. W. Club Luncheon.
, Mrs. D. F. ' Dlff enbachcr entertained at
luncheon at th Young Women's Christian
association for the members of the W.
y', club. The table decorations wero plnlt
and gren, the club colors. Those pros
tmi warer
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J. J.. He, ,
W.; 8! Hamikou.
Charier Oruerrtg;
J. X., McCombs.
aterfte Hawptori
TjHA Maetts.
U Olddiild.
Mcsdames
Clarence Peterson,
W, C. Price.
X. Martin.
H. F. Bhenrer,
U 11. Scott.
11. V. mttenbachcr,
George Hwoboda.
Afteniea BrUge. ,,
Mrs. W, I Unrickw entertain at
bfidge at her home Tuesday afternoon,
when sixteen guests were present. On
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Unslcker en
tertained twenty-four guests at bridge at
her home.
fclemax-lewley Wedding.
Mr. Harry A. Coleman of Kll, Neb.,
and Miss Emma Bowley of Denson were
married Monday at noon at the parson
age of .the First Evangelical Lutheran
church of Denson by Rev. C. J. Ringer,
pastor of the church. Miss Heleh Cole
man, sister of the groom, and Mr. John
Rowley, brother of the bride, were the
attendants. After a short wedding trip
Mr. and. Mrs. Coleman will make their
home at Ell, Neb.
Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given miss Mary
Grady at her home Monday afternoon by
a number ok her friends. Music, dancing
and games helped to pass tho afternoon.
Prises wrrs awarded to Messrs. Thomas
Careu nnd Joseph Grady. Thoso present
were'
Mls
Mnry Grady,
Klorenco Foley,
Margaret ONrlll,
Mildred Conry,
Kdlth Countryman,
Marie Hackenborg,
Messrs.
Joseph Grady,
Richard Tlghe,
Howard Tlghe,
Jemea Atkins.
Francis Hagney,
Bridge Afternoon,
Mrs. B. H. Stanfleld entertained at
bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
home. Holiday decorations were, used
throughout the rooms. The guests In
cluded: Mcsdames Mcsdames
Ed l'helnn .1. J. Clufrnnt
N. H. Nelson Kdward Johnson
Frank W. Haker Clarence Van Kuran
Cuthbert Vincent R. K. McKcIvy
O cor go Flert J. I Adams
J. 1). Hiss Iewl Kills
Miss Helen Phflan.
Afternoon Tea,
Miss Jessie Millard entertained delight
fully at a tea Wednesday afternoon at
her home from f to 8 o'clock In honor
of Mrs. Q. M. Hitchcock, who has re
turned from Washington, to spend the
holidays. Th rooms were decorated
with red roses and. violets and a num
ber of - friends assisted' Miss Millard
About eighty guests called during the
receiving hours.
1913 BirthdaV Club,
The members of'tholtl lllrthday club
were entertained Monday nt tho home -of
Mrs. W. H, 'CJakc! l'rlses were won' by
Mrs. J. Novak, Mrs. A. F, , Moore, Mrs.
Frank Snyder,, "Mrs. H..W Uarnum, Mrs,
L. J. Plattl and Mrs, C. C.'Coulllson
The members will not meet' until' after
the holidays. ' ;
In and out of the Bee Hive,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Illalr and ' Mrs.
Blair's mother, Mrs. ' Wilson,' will leavo
this evening for Chicago, where they will
make their home.
Miss Gladys Moss and Miss Inci Uces
of Minneapolis will arrive Saturday to be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Klclrt. Bun
day Mr. and Mrs. Klein will bo at home
In honor of their guests,
CASTS FIRST BALLOT IN M. AND
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To Mrs. M. Wlce, H43 North Twentieth
street, belongs the distinction of casting
the first ballot In Tho Roe's 0,000 M. and
M. Voting contest However, 'Mrs. Wlce
was none too soon. Immediately fol
lowing the first ballot came tho nomina
tion of many other contestants. Consider
ing that the first announcement of the
big voting contest appeared only three
days ago, the Interest klrcady created Is
surprising. I
In a conversation with the contest man
ager Mrs. Wlce Mild: "I am gtnd t got
such an easy start. I am going to make
every day of tho contest a. vote-getting
day." Mrs. Wlce lion the right spirit.
That's tho way to win,
Read tho list of useful and valuablo
prise published In Tho Rce from 'day to
day. Make It a point to enter the race
In time to compete for tho first bonus
prize a handsome, gold-filled . Elgin
watch. Tho watch will be awarded De
cember Si.
Dooley Promoted
to Executive Job
It. M. Dooley, who has been superin
tendent of terminals for tho Missouri
Paclflo In Omaha for the Inst flvo years,
has been promoted to the office of In
spector of transportation of tho Texas
& Paclflo system of tho Gould linen with
headquarters In New Orleans. Mr.
Dooley will leave Omaha January 1 to
take up his new duties, but his wlfo and
children will remain hero until May.
No successor has been announcod for
Mr, Dooley, but a well .confirmed rumor
suggests the name of C.I1. Huxhotd, the
present general yardmastcr.
GOLDEN RULE POLICY WORKS
Police Commissioner Ryder Pleased
with Its Trial.
IS TAKEN UP AT CHICAGO
Ryder Declares that Althonah It
Una firm In Hffret for Year
Thrre Una Fleen but
One Violation.
complaint against him and forced him to
give ball.
Commissioner Ryder has extended the
golden rule policy to all persons of any
responsibility and the blank summons
have been Issued, not only to regular po
licemen, but to the volunteer traffic
squads and humane officers.
Since Police Commissioner J. J. Ryder
Instituted a "fiolden rule" policy In the
police department a year ago there has
been but one "breach of faith," and
the police commissioner has now placed.
his final stamp of approval on this
plan of dealing with minor offenders
against the law.
'T see this pmn of dealing with men
under tho Influence of rlnk la belnx
taken up In Chicago as something new," j
said the police commissioner, "We have
been working under it here for about a
year and have found It an admirable sys
tem."
Citizens who Indulge In an occasional
spree and make the acquaintance ot a
copper while In this condition are no
longer "Jugged," but ore taken home by
tho policeman. In case the offender re
fuses to go home and becomes obstreper
ous, tho policeman takes him to the sta
tion, sobers him up and advises him that
home Is a good place to go to.
Tho ono case where the "golden rule"
fulled to work was the case ot a drunken
person who tore up the golden rule sum
mons to appear and explain hts actions
In pollco court. Within an hour after he
had torn up tho summons the police had
takch him to the station and lodged a
AUSTRALIAN STUDIES THE
COMMISSION FORM HERE
Murray R. Rocking of Singleton,
Australia, Is visiting with city officials
and studying the Omaha form of gov
ernment. He Is making a trip around
the world, spending several days in the
cities where new forms 6f government
are being tried. He will suggest modifi
cations of the laws governing his own
city when he returns to Australia.
j ura i.mw Jul it?
thindtokeet
the .cold out
Hot boolllon. Made In an lo stoat by
dropping an ARMOUR'S BOUILLON
CUBE Into a cup of hot water. Wbols
some, Invigorating, Dellciom, ConTeo
lent In beef and chicken flavor.
Ml Oroeert and DnttUU
PRETTY CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Fair f the Churches Presents Most
Varied Display.
HC0XD BIYIK0N IK CHAXGE
Vales Are Brisk and Considerable
Meney la Being; Raised by the
Different Denominations
far the Charehea,
Tornado rag rus, toilet articles, com
fl salon treatments, home cookery,, fancy
wark and other novel and attractive
article for Christmas giving are being
soM at the Christmas fair ot the churches,
which entered Its second division yester
day moralng with a new set of churches
represented by tho women who are con
ducting the sale.
The women tit Temple Israel, Hartford
United Brethren church, McCabo Metho
dist Episcopal church. St Matthias' Epls.
copal churth and the German Evan
gelical church have charge of the bazar J
booths for Wednesday and Thursday.
They report that early Christmas shop
pers are taking advantago ot the central
location, attractive articles and low
prices which characterlso the display.
Hales were brisk and considerable money
was raised from the sale of goods the
women had made. All the proceeds of
the sales go toward the women's church
funds. The Ree having loaned Its court
free to the churches for the bazar.
Women In Cbarwe.
Thesfi women are In charge ot the
booths for Wednesday and Thursday.
McCs.be Methodist Episcopal church.
Mm. C. C. Shlmer, chairman.
Meedamea Mcsdames
AY. II, Underwood, R. W. Barnes.
1L Thorpe, tarn Faulkner.
W. II. Cole, A. T. retrie.
C. D. Tyler.
Hartford United Brethren church, Mrs.
H. W. Allwtnc. chairman.
Mesdamea Meadames
Charles Edmonds. Jessie Mapcs.
MUsea Mines
nrtruta LlllleberC Rena White.
Temple Israel Sisterhood. Mrs. Sam
Frank, president; Mrs. Mose Miller, chair
man.
Mftsdames
L. Wolf.
A. U Leavitt.
Nathan Mantel.
S. Arnstetn.
Misses
Hortense bpeisbergei
cnurcn, Mrs.
Headlines
II. Rubcl.
F. a. Hadra.
It. L. Abrahams.
Harry Telhelmer.
JkflsM
Mamie fiolrabersrer.
oerman i-.vangeiicai
rtore Marks, chairman
Mlsscr Misses
Utile I-austerer. Louisa Stratbucker.
Xra. Kred Ostertar. , w
Bt. Matthias Episcopal church. Mrs, C.
C Cox. chairman. ,
Mssaame . Mesdsmca
V K. Parson. A C. KugeL
Oeorae. Wolfe J- J- Bherlock.
H. ghary.
Xwt Waasrrfal Heal I nit,
After suffering many years with a sore,
Asses) Kla. Port Uyron, N- V.. was cured
Tr puckW Arnica Salve. 35c. For sale
hy yaur etattrrfstJ-Udvertisement.
Wt Ads Produce -Result.
Dr, Hollister Heads
Omaha Harvard Olub
Officers were elected at the annual
meeting of tho Harvard club of Ne
braska, held Tuesday night at the Omaha
club. Dr R. R. Hollister was elected
president, George Lyon, Jr., ot Nelson.
Neb., was elected vlco president! H. W.
Yates, Jr., was elected treasurer, and W.
M. Ralnbolt was elected secretary.
Dr. Perslval J. Eaton of Pittsburgh.
president of the associated Harvard
clubs, was the guest at the meetng.
Dr. Katon Is conveying the loving cup.
which Is given to the 'president of the
Associated Harvard clubs, around to all
the Harvard clubs In the country, so that
every member of a Harvard club will be
given an opportunity to touch his lips
to the masslre cup.
Stop Fussing
With Your Dampers
Let MeTtnd
bur Heater
You will find me one of the
finest investments you ever
made as I not only save
you tho bother of running
up and down cellar tending
the dampers, but 1 save fuel
and keep the house temper
ature much more uniform
than ycu can.
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ttp tb fire-pot full of coal
smiths drafts rlr sod I do
all the rest. You ran lorgcl
tt dampers entirely. With
my clock attachment I do
additional wondrra. Try tua
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Lanktree Electric Co.
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Own
Price
Great Auction Sale
Japanese Goods and Fine Arts
THE MOST RKMARKAULBj COLLKCTION
KVHR 8HrtWN IN THIS CITY
The entire collection Is to be sold to the highest bidder regardless
ot cost or value.
Handsome Souvenirs will be Given to All Visitors.
Sale Daily 10:30 a. m., 3 and 8 p. m.
JAPAN ART CO.,
ii
1620 Harney Street.
OMAHA, NEB.
Christmas
Cheer
Shines in everyone's
e i
race ana is raaiaiea in
every direction. Pre
serve and further the
Yuletide spirit in a por
trait of yourself to your
friends as your gift.
Know the greater artis
tic beauty of a portrait
by Lumiere.
Prices $4 to JJ35 per
dozen.
Lumiere Studio
New Location.
1517 Famam St.
All alt tin by Dec. .18
mil d iiaisaea rot xmas.
J
Don't break your back
sweeping with heary
brooms. The
UTILE POLLY
BROOM
Is ltthtet than any other broom, and
sweepi thorourhly with lea effort. His
Etsde from aeuble nbresor selected
broom corn that are securely
natenea ana can i come out
Handle is emoota ana easy
on t n c
haadi.
your
1 Little
POLLY:
I Harrab &
SterrartMfg.Co.
Des Mourn,
towa
Useful Christmas Gifts
at Birthday Sale Prices
Our Birthday Party is proving to bo a very
successful affair. Hundreds of keen buyers
have availed themselves of our special birthday
sale prices.
Thero is no better gift than one that com
bines beauty with utility. Here you will find
something for each member of the family from
the toys in the basement, which delight and
amuse the little tots, to the priceless Oriental
rugs, which beautify the home and bring joy to
all. ,
Easy Chairs, Screens
Bockersj Book Cases,
Pullman Davenports, Odd Artistic Chairs
Oriental Rugs, Inlaid Furniture,
Domestic Rugs, Enamel Furniture
Desks, China Closets,
Lamps, Smoking Sets, .
Novelty Pieces, Cedar Chests,- v
' Sheffield Silver Plate,
McDougall Kitchen Cabinets.
Beaton & Laier Co.
415-417 South 16th St. Payments if you wish.
What better way of living up to the
full meaning of Christmas Time?
Buy Ri ClOM Owahui Sealt
l Mat your Orabnu mal ami
tacLataa aad lt fcKl aland
uWeitvlawi a low (eaunuaitjr
OastaaL
Kas
Put RtdOoaiSaala anavairiliiM
jrou au aaj exrrlKiat raw na
up ctflttf al kom at is ravr
buiacai. Buy Red Cra Stall to
day. Uk umsi nay day.
Red Cross
Christmas Seals
Every one you buy helps
in the fight against
TUBERCULOSIS
OHK Cf NT EACH
Distributing Center for Nebraska, Jacobs Hall, 1718 Dodge St.
Omalia, Neb. 'Phoao Douglas 0180.
Nadine FaceJPowder
( In Grttn Roxit Only )
Keeps the Complexloa 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. J
Prevents sunburn and re
turn of dlscolorations.
The increasing popular
ity is wonderful. Whitt, Flesh, Pink.
Brunette. 50c. by Toi let Counters or Malt
NATIONAL TOIUST COMPANY. Mi, Im
f or sale ify lirandols Drug tlepari
BieBt. Beaton Drug Co. and others.
DO NOT let Christmas Nineteen
thirteen pass into history and
say you have not attended the bazaar
which is being held under the auspices of
The fifth annua!
Christmas Fair
of the Churches
In the court of
The Bee Building
Mrs. C. C. Shimor and tho Ladies of McCabo M. E. Church
say that their counters will bo especially attractive, as they have
arranged for a beautiful showing ot fancy work, aprons of all
kinds, hand' embroidered and crocheted articles and all kinds of
novelties for use In the home or for Christmas remembrances.
Mrs. 0. CJ Cope of Bt. Matthias Episcopal Church saya the
Ladies will offer children's aprons and night dresses, baby cups,
ladles' plain and fancy aprons, boudoir caps, Kensington bags,
neckwear, corset covers, etc.: also pin cushions, embroidered ar
ticles of many kinds, together with many beautiful pieces ot
hand painted chlnar
Mrs. M. S. Miller says the Ladies of Temple Israel will have
for sale a complete line of fancy and practical aprons, hand-made
rugs, band embroidered pillow cases and towels, bags ot all kinds
and fancy articles especially suited for Christmas gifts.
Mrs. H. W. Allwlno says the Ladles of Hurford Memorial
United Brethren Church will have for sale all kinds of fancy and
useful articles suitable for Christmas gifts. They will also have
homo-made pastry and candies, all In quantities sufficient for all
your needs. The committee In charge is Mrs. H. W. Allwlne,
Mrs. Jesse Mapes, Mrs. C. O. Edmonds and Miss Gertrude LIU
Jeborg. Mrs. George Marks says the Ladles of tho Gerninn Evan,
gcllcal Church will sell In their booth the following articles,
suitable both for home use and Christmas gifts; all home-made.
Aprons of all kinds, quilts, handkerchiefs, mats, candles, cook
ies and doughnuts.
Bazaar will continue all next week
Meet her in the court of the Bee Building
us.i.'.ai..
W sv-
Contrast' "b-r-r-r" up here.
with bathing in Florida!
You could be on this sunny side of life
in Florida, day after tomorrow via
Frisco Lines, the direct route.
Leave Kansas City at 5:55 p.m., reach
Jacksonville 8:40 a. m., second day.
The whole train goes through,
Ifoiisfrg (jfoy Florida
Spocitvl
Trains from points north and west make rood connection In Kansas City with this
splendid through train. Ftor fares, reservations, a new book about Florida, address
J. C Xrrlaa. StrUloa Faascursx Asat. rrtsco Unas, Xaasaa Cttr, Xo. .
Was. naueUTi TravsUag rassagr Agwt, Uni Br, Xaasaa Cttr, K.
Fautest schedule:
Lv.Kaant City 5 1 5 5 p.m.
WT. Memphis IsOSa-m.
Btrmingham 3:50 p.m.
Atlanta 10il5 p.m. Jack
sonville 8i40a.m.tecond
dir. Electric light
ed drawing room steep
en; observation diner,
Fred Harvey meal.
.'Direct
OT Line to
hours
shorter
tituMgr after