TTTE OMAITA StTHUY BEE 2 APRIL 5, 1914.
What
Women Are
Doing in the World
Clnb Cnlenitnr.
BtTNDAY-rS$rvIee at YputiK Women's
Women's Christian assoqlatlon, 4:3U p.
tn.j Vounjf People's srrtiety. Temple
Israel; Symposia club, Miss tana Up
yy, hostess.
IrONDAY aoclnl science department,
Woman's club, 2:15 p. m.; Prof. V. At.
Fllns, lectin. "BtniGBle with Europe."
Central High school, 4 p. m.; Persian
history class, public library; "Booster
banquet." Young Women's Christian
association gymnasium girls.
Tl'EPDAY Curront topics deportment,
Woman's club. 2:15 p. m. ; oratory de
partment. Woman's club, 10 a. n;
board of trustees. Old Pooplo's borne,
Mrs. Georse THdnn, hostess; French
history class, public library; V. S. Grant
poet, Woman's Relief corps, Memorial
hall, 2 p. m.
WUDNE8DAY-CH0 club. Mrs. A X
Raton, hostess; Dundee Woman's club,
Mrs. R. C. Peters, hostess; Story Tellers'
section, Association of Collegiate Alum
nae, Mrs. C. K Sykes, hostess' Frances
Wlllard society. Woman's Christian
Temperanoe union, Mrs. W. C. King,
hostess; Unity club, public llbary. S .
in,; ljulles' auxiliary to B'nat B'r'th
Hat-lght hall; Benson Methodist Foreign
Missionary society, Mrs. J. Prnojer,
hostess,
Ttll'IfOAY "Omaha Composers' Day"
musical department, Womnn'n club, 1 1
). m. ; art department, Woman's club,
Mrs. Kdward IIlslop, leader, Benson
Womnn'B club, Mrs. U. B MurdocI:,
bostrss; Junior Art society. Mis Marie
McShnlio and Miss Erna Hadra, lenders;
Social Settlement department. Associa
tion of CollcGlate Alumnae, Settlement
1 otise; West. Side Woman's Chrlst'ati
'J'mperance union, Mrs. John Blalce.
l'ostess: decorative art class, publl
library; Emmn Ttoagland flowc hi's
slon. J. F, W. club.
FRIDAY- West Omaha Mothers' Culture
lvib. Mrs. C H. Swan, hostess, French
history and civics clauses, nubile library,
French Cepprtment, Omaha Woman's
club.
. TTORNKY T. J. MAHOXEY
will spcalc on the toll exemp
tion clause of the Panama
canal act before the current
topics department of the
Omaha Woman's club Tues
day afternoon. Music will bo rendered
by the Crclghton Glee club. Parliamen
tary practice on the subject of "Motions"
will be In charge of Mrs C Vincent,
leader of the department, with especial
attention given to the "previous question"
phase of the subject.
The social scieuee department ef the
Omaha Woman's club meets Monday
afternoon at MS. Mrs. U M. Lord wilt
read a paper on "The' Summer School."
which will be discussed by Mrs. Mary B.
N'ewton. Mrs. F. .1. Ulrss. Mrs. J. 11.
Dumont, Mrs. II. IC. McKolvey and Mrs.
l,a Craighead. Miss Clara Slefkln Is
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ONE OF OMAHA'S WELL KNOWN
COMPOSEIIS.
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Ola.fi Pedefsbii
Omaha Composers to Be Honored by Woman's Club
JanBDuf field
DaAsy M 'ig gins
S-roro
Sigmutxd Zaxiohovg
Woman's Club is to
Have an "Omaha
Composers' Day"
"Omaha Composers' day" will be rele
braled Thursday afternoon by the musical
department of the Omaha Woman's club,
The depattmcnt has spent the entire sea
son 'n studying the. continental musicians
Wirt will clirse the year's work with three
1 novel programs. "Woman Composers
v. presented at the last meeting
Omaha composers Thursday, and the last
rogram will be Chicago composers. Many
of the musicians will play their own com
Tosltlons. The program Is In charge of
hMrs. W. A. Chains and will begin at 1 IS
I p. m. Tho numbers are as follows:
' '"ICIfentttn" Joseph Gahm
Miss Helen Mackln.
"Lullaby" Joseph Oshm
Miss Mazel .Silver,
Sor.ata for violin and piano, B flat,
Hlgmund I-andsborg
Mrs. K. It. Zabrlskle and Slgmund
I.andsberg
' Nature's Lullaby," (violin obllgatol
Slgmund Lnndsberg
. Mrs. Zabrlskle.
'Song Without Words".... Bella Robinson
Miss llella Robinson.
Trio Life I'p Your Head. Oh Ye Gates
Kcl'.vurd I Carnal
Misses Silver, Fowler and Hamilton.
"Mlgnon's Da'ice" Jean P. Duffleld
Henry Iotn, Jr.
"The Spring's Blue Byes". Jean P DufflMd
Miss Winifred Traynor.
Flute Solo Romaneo. Memories of the
Norway Mountains.. Olaf E. Pedersen
F.arl V. Tlcknor.
'Under the Greenwood Tree" ......
Thomas J. Kelly
Miss Mabel Baldwin.
"Nocturne Fnntastlque". .Cecil Berrymati
Cecil Berryman.
"Heartsease" Daisy Higglns
"Oavotte Elegante".. Dr. Charles Baetens
Mrs. August Molxer,
"The Blue Talld Fly" 1-eo G Kratz
T K Quartet of Omaha, Messrs. J. T
Holurook. I. A. Medlar, Lee G
Kratz O. T. Bwanron.
Accompanists: Miss Edith Miller, Ken
neth Wldenor and Walter Fllver
Thomas tf. Kelly
cf.E, CslvtislI
Bella. jRohinM
OTL.
Cecil JSevrymajt
Pointed PnrnBrnpli.
Some men nra nothing; more than ani
mated threats.
Those who pay as thcr go usually find
the going good.
Jfs sometimes easier to discharge an
obligation than a cook.
After you have accomplished a. really
good thing get busy again.
Many a man Is dissatisfied with his lot
because It Is located too near that of his
neighbor. Chicago News.
JOHN A. SWANSON, President.
.WM. L. HOLZMAN, Treasurer.
nday an Easter Sale of Supreme Importance
Demonstrating the Commanding Leadership of This House and Our Extraordinary Low Prices
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists
)8 aa :
SKIRTS
A most extensive assort
ment of serges, checks,
gaberdine, taffeta, moire
and silk poplin.
Involving thousands of the most fashionable New
Spring Styles at positively lowest-in-the-city prices
THE' hundreds of intelligent women who have been buying spring wearing apparel here
are amazed at the wonderful values we offer. Expressions of delight are heard on
. . Avnrv sir1 THmo nnrl nrmiTi -wa nro nnlrorl "TTow in If. nna.
sible for you to sell such high grade garments at such won
derfully low prices?" "We're introducing a new way of
selling women's wear in this city.
This series of Easter Sales enables you to buy
finest wearing apparel at surprising prices.
Women's and Misses' SUITS
SUITS n cecs gaberdines and serges.
Salff prices $11.75, $13.95, $22.50, $25.00
SUITS n crePes poplins and olevcr novelties.
Sale prices $16.50, $20.00, $23.50, $25.00
SUITS n slks a beautiful showing.
Sale prices $27.50, $29,50, $42.50, $62.50
SUITS n imPorted materials, exclusive models.
Sale prices $37.50, $39.50, $42.50, $50.00
Women's and Misses' COATS
TOUTS in crepe, cheviots and serges.
vvraaiJ Sale prices-$9.50, $12.50, $17.50, $22.50
TAATc in ratines, checks and poplins.
Sale prices $12.75 $16.75 $21.75 $23.50
f OATS in novolty stripes, mixtures and bayadere.
Sale prices $16.75 $19.50 $22.50 $25.00
COATS n sc PPD moire, cascadeaux, golfine.
Sale prices $17.50 $22.50 $23.50 $29.75
Women's and Misses' DRESSES
DRFSSFS n messalme and silk novelties.
b Sale prices $12.50, $13.50, $15, $19.50
DRFSSFS n. toffok charming new styles.
Sale prices $14.50, $18.75, $22.50, $25
DRESSES 111 Sllk PopUn, distinctive styles.
Sale prices $15.50, $17.50, $20, $22.50
DRESSES in voUes and fine wasl1 materials.
Sale price $3.50, $4:50, $5.00 to $25.00
Other Tnffota and Crepe Meteor Dresses up to $55.00
Women's and Misses' WAISTS
WAISTS in voi,e zP"yrs and silk stripe voiles.
Sale prices 59c, 95c, S1.25 and $1.50
WAISTS in nots laces' voiles linens and crepes.
Sale prices $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00
WAISTS Extra SPeciaI- Imported hand embroidered
linen, lingerie and voile waists, $3.90 to $1G.50
values, at $2.00 to $9.00.
WAISTS in crepe do caule' taffta and imported luces.
Sale prices $3.75, $5.00, $8.00 to $23.50
JOHN A.SWANSON.pnts
WM.L.HOLZMAN.TntAj,
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A Wonderful Sale of
SILK DRESSES
Dresses Worth Up to $19.50, at $
JNionday wo place on sale
more than one hundred beau
tiful Silk Dresses, mado of crepe de chine, poplin,
J'aille, shadow laces, chiffon and other highly desirabJe
silks. Colors include Copen., tango, reseda, navy, lav
ender, Nell rose a host of clever styles an extraor
dinary opportunity. Sale starts Monday at 8:30 A.M.
prompt.
Women's i Children's
COATS
Made in silk moire, pop
lins, waffle cloth, shep
herd checks; greatest val
ues in the city.
MONDAY
Will be
$
5
TRIMMMED
HAT DAY
In Our Millinery Department
Over 1,000 Trimmed Hats, go $
on Sale Monday at, Each .....
Every new Paris design is repre
sented in this remarkable collection
'E'have anticipated this great Trimmed
Hat sale, and have prepared, in our own
work rooms, hundreds of trimmed hats
in this season's most approved styles, as well as
a large variety of Parisian models which we
Will 111U1UUC7 ill into oaibi jjijui in. nuuu
there will be on sale over one thousand
trimmed hats at the one price
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Important Special Notice
Children's DRESSES
59c to $8.00
Made in voiles, lingerie, zephyrs, ginghams and
jacquard cloths. Beautifully trimmed.
Headquarters for Riding Habits
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COKEECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
There are no two hats alike every color, every
style, is included. It will be an easy matter to
select a hat for any one from this mammoth lot. It is impossible to
mentiori the many expensive materials of which
& these hats are made.
i uu U1U6L nut; uiu iiiiiu uaiioi u; uubjyiirt mm iixiiiimujjo uu
these hats in order to fully appreciate their wonderful values.
Como cai'ly, you will he sure to find just tho hat you g Jfjl
want at half what you would ordinarily expect to paj MiT1
Monday at