THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1914.
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Coronado Club.
Members of the Coionado club gae
their rifat pot-lenten dancing- party
Wednesday evening at Turpln'a academy.
Among thoM attending were:
Mlises
Gladys fowler,
Dander. Woman's Club Party.
The Dundee Woman's club Rave a
party Thursday evening it the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. W, U Selby. Assisting In
the receiving line were Mrs. J. F. Fer
guson, Mrs, J. K. Dodds and Mrs J. W.
Marshall. A musical program was given.
Including vocal solos by Mrs. F. W.
Slabaugh and Miss Hazel Silver, violin
solos by Mr. Charles Xee Oocke. Jr. The
decorations were Klllorney rotes tied
wth yellow tulle. Mesdames Tt. C.
Peters, Henry Van GSosen. E. A. Benson,
F. W. Carmlchael and Royal Miller
served, assisted by Mrs. Miles SUmner
Beeze and Misses June refers, Lucy
Harts and Olive Fenstison. The commit
tee in charge ot the affair were:, Enter
tainment, Mrs. O. W. Wlckersham, Mrs.
F. I. Elllck ana Mrs. John A. Moore;
decorations, Mrs. E. A. Benson and Mrs.
T. U Combs; refreshments, Mrs. R, C.
Peters. Mrs. F. W. Carmlchael and Mrs.
Royal Miller.
Afternoon Musicals,
Mrs. Raymond Q. Ttoung entertained
at a ( o'clock mustcale Thursday. The
rooms were attractively decorated with
pink sweet peas. The program was ren
dered by Mrs. Olga Bmolzer of Lincoln,
violinist, and Miss Josephine Craig, so
prano. Miss Edith Miller and' Mrs. Toung
were the accompanists. Twenty-five
suests wsre present.
Postponement
Tha meeting of the ReseaVch club has
been postponed to April It.
Misses
Kounne Kline,
Jessie McDonald.
Katherlne Walsh,
Ester Kroner,
Mary Welch,
'Klsle Housmsn,
Florence Hoye,
Naomi Byrne,
Margaret Welch.
Marie Richardson,
Irene Swearlngen,
Bee Dowllng,
Peggy Oafford,
Frances Thomas,
Florence Goodland,
Florence Nnsh,
Ellznbeth Redman,
Bunderland,
Fanny Koller,
Grace Walsh,
Helens Gates,
Helen Kroner,
Cella Vest.
Hasel Johnson,
Happy Martin,
Margaret Cott.
Ulleen Edwards,
tieicn listen,
Kanny Bchmldt,
Ethel Foyle,
Mabel Nelson,
Marie O'Brien.
Opal Crumbllss,
Doll Flttgerald,
Nellie lively,
Mildred Scott,
Jesn Wallace,
l.lllran Phelps,
Hazel Fowler,
Alice Uoyee,
Irene McCoy,
Jean Foley,
Effle Kllly.
flrsco Dukes.
Mlldied Pearson,
Josephine Gelslcr,
Margaret Gross,
Marie O'Ncll,
Mildred Gross,
K. Schurlg,
Josephine llance.
l athcrtni! Shields,
Genevieve Kafferty,
Alice Catr,
cieua Jirngg,
Porter Durkeo of
La Orange. 111.
T. II. Dawson,
Ben Fanner,
Charles Frandsen,
Ransom Fowler,
John lleth.
William Holbrook.
R. Howell.
Martin Holbrook,
W. J. Haves.
Clinton Hamilton,
A. J. Jackson,
Milton Jones,
Harold Johnson,
II. A. KHZ,
G. W. Steele.
Leonard Scott.
E. H. Striekler,
Jack Suchart,
A. tiheppard,
Leonard Welrlch,
S. Woolstencroft,
Harry Bailey,
Morganthaler,
Roy Kline,
G. V. Buell,
C. R. Connolly,
Harold Bell,
F. B. Wepner,
Don W. Sullivan,
C. G. Bddy,
Walter K. KendrlksCecil C. Vaughan,
Margaret Fltzgerald.Py'vIa Hoover,
Puuilne Adler,
iiouian uyra.
May Blchanberg,
Clara Rohlff,
Ella Noone,
Marie Cary,
Uenevclve Dross,
C. Dickey,
Mildred Barber,
Vera Caugley,
Clalro Gauvreau,
Messrs.
A. A. Arnold,
F. W. Bell.
Charles Britt,
L. Brawn.
A. A. Burns,
Jessie Farmtr,
J. nanig-nn,
Irene Walker,
Howland,
Myrtle If ay den,
V. Norman,
Alice English,
Hazel Samp,
Alice Elmqulst,
Myrtle Johnson,
Messrs.
Louis L. Murphy,
Max Martin,
E. Leo McCreary,
C. N. Moulin.
J. Stanton Nickel!.
G. D. Long.
Adrian Lund,
W. A. Llndall,
Helno Mayer,
George McKay,
Hinnuug Hticnari,
William Nelson,
Lloyd Doland,
A. 11. Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J
L. A. Hamersteln,
Harry Weinberg,
Dave Rourke,
Glut, Mowry,
llarbld User,
John Wcloh,
Charles J. Assman,
Wayne L. Moore.
Mayer.
Pastime Card Cub,
Mrs. M. Mann entertained the members
ot the Pastime Card club at her home In
Council Bluffs Wednesday afternoon.
Prize were won by Mrs. P. E Anderson,
Mrs. W. B. Brlggs, Mrs. Buzzard and
Mrs. P. Carsel. The members are:
ton of Hannibal. Mo., and for Miss Nora
rondon of Humphrey, Neb. Covers were
placed for twelve.
Martin-Snell Wedding.
Last evening, at the home of the brldevM
occurred the wedding of Mr. Peter St.
Laurent Martin and Mrs. Martha A.
Snell, Rev. J. R. Beard of the Central
Park Congrcgatisssl church officiating.
Tho bride was given away by her son,
William Snell.
The bride wore a traveling suit of blue
broadcloth and carried an arm bouquet of
bride's roses. Little Ruth Gewlnner car- 1
rled the ring In an Ilaster Illy. The at
tendants were Miss Jane Meyers tand Mr.
Hoy Raber.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin will be at home
at 4Jt7 North Forty-second street.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Millar and children
will lo&ve today to spend the week end
In Dos Moines.
Mrs. Josephine Hoyer. after spending
the winter In the cast, has returned to
Omaha and will remain during the sum
mer with hw nephew, Dr Freder'ck H
Milener, at 201 South Twenty-fifth ave
nue. Mrs. Charles F Crawley has been called
to Detroit on account of the serious Ill
ness' of her mother, Mrs. M. Blay.'
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McCaffrey have re
turned from California, where they .spent
the winter and are stopping at the llcr
Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jasmer left Wednes
day for a trip south, where they will
visit Houston. Galveston, Hot Springs,
Atk., and other polnls.
REV AND MRS. SAyiDGE
TO DONATE LAND TO CITY
Rev. and Mrs. C. V. Savldge have
notified Assistant CJty, Attorney U J.
TePcel that they will deed a strip of
land on North Thirtieth street to the city
for parkfhg purpoeos. Thete wtxs some
dispute over this land nnd Mr. iavldge
notified TePoct that to settle the dispute
he would give it to the city.
Perelstcnt Advertising Is the Sure Road
to Business Succeso.
Mesdames:
P. E. Anderson,
W. B. Briggs,
K. Jensen,
W, Jensen,
M, Mann,
G. A. Benjamin,
Mesdames;
W, L. Haskell,
P. Sorsel.
L. P. Valeln,
it. Decker,
Buzzard.
F. Schlferly,
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Informal Luncheon.
Mrs. F. W. Slabaugh entertained at
luncheon today for Miss Margaret Clay-
Howard BrldenbauRlRobert A. Nelson,
H. D. Bergen.
George Boland,
P. R. Bnatwlck,
George Bergen,
Let Burkenroad,
G. G. Carleman,
Charles Cobry,
Ralph Dunn,
J. Pat Ormsby,
A. J. Offetman,
W. Ray Owens,
Walter Peterson,
William Ranee,
George Relfert,
G. R. Rleth,
Earl Starboard,
Di:A-Af i 1 extremely boneflclal
jUieieUC n gcg ol Diabetes.
ri,. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
nour Kidney and Liver trou
bles and diseases requiring a special
diet. Twelve-pound sack, post paid,
S1.75. Spoclal discount to dealers.
Tho Gluten Co., Rod Cloud, Neb.,
ilox 107.
Saturday Specials
Golden Oak Buffets 42 and 44
inches wide, with bevel plate glass,
lined with silver tray, deep linen
drawer and large cupboard room.
Four styles in values from $30 to $35)
Special ....
Drapery Specials
35c. and 35c Oelore Border Berlin and Kara.nl
mMh. Cream or white center, 'Just the thing for
aun parlor or summer curtains. Special Satur
day, per yard tliH
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30c to 60c Oratonnta, all colors, from 10 to 40
yards, In1 pieces, for bedroom drapes or pillows
and bed' sets. Special Saturday, per yard,...19o
WAX.!, TAIMM tg.se Xoem of Wt.ll. Tapir. Orjly one, room of a kind; tied In bundles so you can
see pattern. About CO rooms in all Special Saturday, your choice, per room , 91 M
Only 2 to a Customer
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Beaton & Laier Co.
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An Event Without a Precedent in Early Spring
Remarkable Saleswomen's Suits
Here's a Surprise for Omaha Women!
NEW SPRING TAILORED SUITS, made to fell
at $25, $27.50, $30, $32.50, and $35, k 1 ft AA
on sale Saturday beginning at 8:30 a.m. P A
ir 7E have assem-
bled
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for this
Remarkable Sale
over 400 beautiful ne w
spring Tailored Suits for
women and misses in all the
prevailing new styles, colors
and materials, actually worth
from $25to$35 your choice
ONE DAY SATURDAY ONLY
Please remember that in a sale of thin character first choice is very impprtant-7
as the price is the same for every suit. All this season's newest models arc included.
and these are suits in all sizes.. "Wo never quote inflated values. You willtfind
factual $19.50, $22.50, $25.00, $27.00, , $30.00 and $35.00 values at this ono low
price of $16.00.Sale Btarts promptly at. 8 o'clock Saturday.
DRESS
SPECIAL
for Saturday
Choice o f 200
dresses, materials
are wool crepe,
crepe do chine,
silk poplins and
mesoallnee, etc.,
clever styles to
select from,
actually worth to
$19.50, Saturday,
SPECIAL WAIST OFFERS SATURDAY
Choice of 250 waists, regular
11.50 values, Satur-
flay .
Choice of 100
waists, some mussed
handling, Satur-day.,
89c
higher-priced
fro.m
59c
Ndw Crepo da Chine Waists
onale at $5.00' j 50
New Voile Waists on sale
ir.95:
Julius
Orfcin
1.53.0 DOUGLAS ST.
SKIRT
SPECIAL
.for. Saturday
Choice, b f 150,
Women's" N ow
Spring Skirts,,- In
all sizes, black
nary, checks, in
scores of styles,
17.60 values
S5.0&
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Muslinwear worth to $1, onb'
One of the most Interesting features
of this big Saturday salo g the ilne lot
of under muslins at this low price. Jhey
Include grments of erery kind, all dainty
and well Mule, and worth up to $1, your
choice
House Dresses, worth $1.50, for
This special purchase consis'ts of about
35 dozen house dresses of striped-ginghams
and chambrayB in neat and attractive de
signs. We bought them at' a big discount.
They are regular 1.60 dresses special at. .
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Saturday a Sensational Sale of Women's Wearing Apparel
Great special purchases under exceptionally advantageous conditions enable us t6 offer these
surprising values in fashionable apparel for Saturday. Suits, coats, dressfts. waists, skirts, indeed
everything for tho spring wardrobe may be purchased at very consideable savings in this sale.
Tailored Suits Worth to $25.00
Silk SuiU Worth Up to $35.00
The extreme popularity of tho silk suit
adds much to the attractiveness of this offer
ing. About 96 beautiful models are in the
group. Made of fine moire, voile and silk pop
lins In the daintiest spring colors, cut on the
very newest lines and with many smart Ideas
In fancy jackets, ripples, skirts and trimmings.
Actually worth up to 35. On sale Saturday at,
$19
A splendid lot of about 200 tailored cloth
suits at a very modorato price Saturday. They
are handsomely tailored ot fashionable shep
herd checks, gabardine, wool crepes ana other
spring materials in combination with moire
and taffeta, In all the prettiest colors, includ
ing a great variety of choice models and most
becoming styles. All regularly worth to 25.
In this Saturday sale
$
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50 Handsome Spring Coats, Worth Up to $20.00
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bayadere noveltLa, rolflne and Balmacaan cloths. Numerous pretty styles, Including- the Balmacaan cut, the
latest large ahoulder and sleeve eftects, and ripple and flared bottoms, made to sell up to ttO. Choice of
t;ie gicuj. Saturday at 911LSO.
Pretty Silk Dresses, Worth to $25
The'Se drosses are from our purchases
ot the sample and surplus stock of two
New York manufacturers. Crepes de
chine, charmeuse, crepes meteor, ftgurod
crepes In afternoon, party or street styles.
Worth up to S5, at , . ,
Misses' Coats, $6.98
SQ75
Silk Dresses, Actually warth to $17.50
About 150 elegant silk dresses In this
group, containing numorous practical street
and ufternoon styles. Made of good crepe
de chine. Canton crepes, etc., in all the most
desirable colors. Regularly worth to $17.50.
Choice Saturday at
075
Among the special purchases last
week was a flue lot of coats for misses
of 14, 16 and 18 years. Made in all the
very latest cuts, and of the best spring
materials. Made to sell up to
113.50. Your Choice Saturday
56.98
Skirts, Worth to $8.50
A wonderful group of fine dreus
and welkins aklrts In plaids,
rhecki, taffetas, motrea, aerg-ee,
etc, In all colors and black. 'aw
peg top models, tier effect., ruf
fled flouncee, etc. Worth up to
I!. SO, special ,
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Tub Silk Waists $1.98
This group of waists is from a well
known maker and are regularly worth
up to $3. Very neat, cool and practical,
and launder perfectly. A big
lot from which to select, in
Saturday's sale, at only. . .
Children's Dresses, worth $1.75, at Voile Waists. Worth Up to $2, Special
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Several hundred nrettv dresses of Omtrri nm. Par.
calea and Chambrays in various good stylos for
girls. Samples and makers' surpluses, worth up
to $1.75. Saturday at , , . . .
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A big selection of very attractive white voile
waists, In the new Gaby and Tango models, some
with open front and Gladstone collars, and other
smart features. Worth up to 92. Choloe
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SI.98
Lace Waists, Worth, to $6.50, Only
5'A
This Is a wonderful group ot waists, con
sidering the values It affords. Many dainty lace
waist, made over flesh colored silks, with open
fronts. Mvdlcl collars, etc. Worth up to J6.60...
SQ98
Children's Coats, worth to $7.50, at
69
S3 Petticoats $1,98
Silk mescaline and jersey top
pettleoats with the new Tango
jftouaces and pretty corded and
ruffled flounces, worth I2.0P
ar1 3.00 ape- f (0
dal at ..... ..... I
Princess Slips $1.00
A fine lot of manufacturers'
samples and odd lots of dainty
Princess slips, in straight or
flounced styles, worth up 4
to 2.50, on sale at J 1
Let Us Store Your Furs During the Summer Months
Protect your furs from moth, fire and theft by storing them in our cold, dry air vaults. The
cost is extremely reasonable, and gives you absolute insurance of the safety of your furs. Inquire
second floor, "Ve also store, winter apparel, valuable rugs, draperies, etc.
A. maker's samples and odd Jots of spring
Coats for girls of 6 to 14 years, made in nu- p
merous pretty styles of fashionable cloths
and silks, regularly worth np to $7.50, choice
Infants Coats $3.69
300 pretty little coats for In
fants of 2 to G years, In many
good styles and colors, most of
them full lined. Worth up to
2"?:.t ...$1.69
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Child's Dresses bOo
These 'will appeal to etery
mother who wants a good, ser
viceable, neat appearing dress
for summer wear, .Regular
75c garments, "a
priced OLrC
t,