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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1914)
6 TU: 15KE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY Society By MELLIFICIA Thursday, May 14, 1914. THE climate has something to do with everything that happens In Log Angeles, according to Irvln S. Cobb of Saturday livening Post fame. When on the train you know when you are draw ing nwr to the famoui roast city, for (he conductor auks you what you think of the climate. As you defend from the train the page who takes your traveling bag says, "How do you like the climate?" and before you get the opportunity to register at the hotel the clerk says. "How do you like the climate?" relates Mr. Cobb. Well, some queer things have been happening In Omaha recently all because of the climate. The other evening a young woman attended a dinner party, when her escort was a young millionaire from New York City, who was making a short stay -here. The young noman had succeeded In making quite an Impression on the dtstlngulKhrd guent. Hut. alas, alack! An they motored up to the young woman's homo she noticed that all of the porch lights were lit, and dlsjlngulshcd figures talking around, some carrying sheets, kimonos, kitcheu aprons, and now and then waving the aforesaid articles. "Well. I guess my family have joined some religious cult during my absence and they are having midnight Incantations," the embarrassed young woman remarked. The window boxes and porch backets had just been filled with hot house flower's and ferns and the family had decided to protect them from the threatened frost and were covering thorn with a variety of household linens and wearing apparel. "I think the New Yorker must think that at leaxt the Middle Western ers are rather original," decided the young woman, "for instead of having a maid or a butler open the door for you, we have the entire family mother wearing fathers coat and waving a sheet, and father in his bath robe and carrying a kimono, and oh hang this climate! Whoever heard of having frost in May, anyway," she soliloquised. roruiAR sorority girl was WEDDED LAST NIGHT. fc. " " " - -: . ' Masonic Dance at Manawa. Mr. 11. if. Darnel, president of th Woodland Amimmnt company, has Is sued an Invitation to ell members of the Scottish Rita and their ladlrs for an ex clusive and complimentary dancing party t Manawa Thursday evening. May 21. The ua of the row boats and other amusement features will be tree to all members during the evening. Card ta bles will be provided for those not wish ing to danee and light refreshments will be served during tiie evening. Committees to Meet. The commilteea at work on the sum mer srhool of missions, which will be held at the University of Omaha, June 21-30, will have luncheon toaether Satur day at noon at the Hamilton cafe. Infinite plans will be made for the pro gram of the meeting. Mrs. Oeorg Til i)n and Mrs. Edward Johnson art In charge. Mothers' Circle Meeti. The Miller Tark Mothers' circle met Wednesday afternoon In the school audi torium. Musical numbers were siv-so by Mrs. C. R. Thlem. Mr. Will llethertngi ton and Mr. Fella Bplrk. and readings hy Mrs, John R. Evans. Mrs. Orletta Chit tenden did not speak, as previously an nounced, but will address the June meet ing of the club. Visiting" Nurie Benefit. Committees for th performance tt "The Butterfllee." whl-h will be alven for the benefl'. or the Visiting Nurse as aoclatlon at the Krandel theater Mon day evening. May 25, are as follows: Pokps Mrs. Barton Millard. Tickets-Mrs. ' Thomas U Davis and Mrs W l. Mor.rf.. I'rosram Mrs. lret lets. Mrs )tr hert Kosnrs, Mrs. W. J. Hughes end Mrs. l'ihtk Norto Candy-Mrs. P. .Morlarty, Mrs Vlctur noeewatcr and "Miss (lara Thorns . Afternoon Bridge. Mra. William Kellen entertained at a large bridge party thla afternoon at her heme, rink and white spring flowers were used In decoration, and the guests Included: Mesdsmes H. K. Hanson. K. W. Anspach, O. Williams. . l. Kohb, 1 r. Whit mora, Harry Hawk, H. h. Hutchinson, O. H. Upton. F. Puseh. O. 11. Hheam, J. P. Scstilon. W. H. Walker, A J. fHoll. Misses May Hantlnf, A, ADSparh. Mesrtam.a W. Hl.lney. W. M. Piilllpa. I'arl Wallln, W. V. Ken, t'herlos Kannlna, J. J. (Jsfford, K. R. Wilson. I. O. Hlnes. K. V. Arnold. W. .. Henry. F. W. K.-ott. L. C. Peters. Misses Helen Anderson, Birthday Surprise. A birthday surprise was given In honor of Miss Dora Dickson at her home, 1012 Hamilton atreet. Refreshments were served and conteeta and muslo furnished the entertainment for the evening. Prises were won by Mr. Ralph Stephens. Mr. Frank Prall and Miss Ruth Kdgller. Those present were: M Uses TWa lKkson, Marie Ulsm k, May Romey, Kather Nelson. rtrule Pakleaer, Vary Znchmelstcr. Kmma Lnrkson, Florence Erwtn, Messrs. John 6adek. llarr Hwanson. Welter Vantcreek. Rsymond Dirk son. Misses Ruth Kdgller. Mable Martenson. Jennie UlUevall. Jess Uercy, Hess Uwry, Marie Kenerh. Anna Kchlnker, Mesara Ralph Htevena, Harry Oordon, tlard Palm, 1 -alias Baker. Kdward t-hlnker. Mnadamu J. Mauk. J. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. B Mr. and Mra R. 'harles Paulson, Frank Prall. Mesdames B l,lljevall. Charles Martenson. Psnletson. tlekson. Great Sale APRICOT TREES "aaMsaaaBBSsMBaBBasi 4 to 5 Feet High, At lc Each ASSORTED PEONIES BULBS In Red, White and Pink, at 5c each. ON SALE SATURDAY In Our Basement Brandeis Stores J r Rex-Howard. Mies Mary I'.urtrh llowsrd. daughter of fr. and Mrs. K lsar I Inward of t'uluin bue, fcYh., as married Thursdsy even ing to Mr. Harry N. Rex of Crestun. la. 1 . The ceremony was performed at S o'clock In lrae Kplsoipal church. Rev. Father Xnndi'rs of flrlatini?. Miss JMen Howard, sister of the hrMe, was the nmld of honor and Mr. Kdmuud Adcoik of I'hlcaco was the groomsman. The hrldes malila were Mian Adclino Molr of linr linKton. la., and Mlxs Wilhelmlna lliirher of Columbus. Mrs. Hugh Miller of t'lar Inda, la., was the matron of honor. The ushers were Mr. Arthur Harsh and Mr. Mnrk Fry of Crentnn, la., aad Mr. Fred erick. Hoehm of t'nlumbus. The bride la the dauKhter of the editor or me (ominous iricKrarn Hnd Das re sided In l'iluinhiis for twelve yais. thc Is a graduate of the stat university and .i popular sorority girl, a social favorite with h Ihtro circle of friends, and her wedding whs a social event of Interest. The kkhiiii la a prominent Ice and coal dealer of t'reaton and well knnwn In that section uf Iowa. Mr. and Mr. Rex will have an extended honeymoon trio west and south, and be nt home to friends In frston. Ia., after Member 1. TLr&.Ueray'h.'Rex Jfeo JlarjrBvtrtcKliowarrl Eighty-First Birthday. Mra. J. W. Van NostranU will celebrate her eighty-first birthday Friday after noon by receiving her friend Informally Mrs. Van Noslrand la a pioneer of Omaha and has a hoFt of friend. For Clarkson Nurses. Tho Juniors of C'larjtsuii h'jsital en tertained the seniors Ht a party at the Nurses' home Wednesday evening. Music and dancing was followed by luncheon. The seniors of Clarkson hospital were clso entertained by Miss Iuella Larson today at luncheon at the home of h?r parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. lrson. The Gentlest Journey for Baby is in a Sidway -o T7 THERE is no luxury to baby or mother like Sidway. So fently suspended is the seat of the carriage by means of the patented Sidway long-leaf suspension springs that even on a very rough road, The Baby Will Receive No Jar or Shock ' To own a guaranteed Sidway Baby Carriage means you are not satisfied with anything But the best in the world fur your baby;' The Sidwa7 is alio tha classiest carriage in design, beauty and workmanship aver made, yet you pay no more lor a biaway than lor many others wmcn are unguaranteed, and without the iplendid Sidway features. ' Tkis Name est the Fraasa of Every Ceaubaa Every part of a Sidway, from top to tire , Is guaranteed unconditionally . for two yeari. Tha Fabrikoid Leather made exclusively for, and Md exclusively on, tha Sidway, is included in this guarantee, and ia addition carries the guarantee of the Fabrikoid makers, the DuPont Fabrikoid Co. Strongest Guarantee Ever Made on a Baby Carriage The tension of the springs is adjustable to the weight of the child. Every bid way hat a high back and seat, exceptional length and width of bed, and can be instantly folded compactly in one motion. Let ut show you a full line of Sidvrayt of various stvles and prices to suit your purse. Made by the Sidtvay Mercantile Co., Elkhart, lnd. See the Sidway at Home Furniture Company South Omaha, Neb. i NOTE." Flour for bread making should be rich ia gluten, Cake derives ha nourishing equalities frees eaji, butter aad sugar. The flour that combines aad beldt these ingredients must be fighti thereore. low ia gluten. Swans Dawn b specially prepared cake Bout." Miscellaneous Shower Mra Joseph Sloar entertained the Tel Jed Eoltol Cilrls' Gymnastic society at a tnlscf llaneoua shower In honor of her daufhWr, Marie, whose wedding will tak place Saturday evening. The brtde-to-be was the recipient of many beautiful gl(ta Those present were: Miaaee Mlfcsee Alva M SptrVa. Ka ikntiind, Vlaata Kment. f Wnora Novak. .loaopMne C'aiek, May me Kmmt, ary ltslovlca, Alty 1'alek. itose lluiixrrk. l.inma rl' sr. 1 ins y.lkmuind. MtfiKlaroes Albert Itriiban. Joa-ph Nt-podsl, 1 'tUrvoln . Surprise Party. Helen Pavlik, Ileltin lsiovka, MUUe Kiula. Mom Prauiek. Vimma Kment. Frances y.adak, Ht Turlnxk, Anna t-ha. Kmma llladrk, alsrle blutr. Mesdaines James froa. H. 1 nen ft bier, Joih blugr. a ' - ae-Mjilits.e.wwawe-j ;aymuii hhuKton. 41J Franklin street, wa aurprlsed by a number of his friend Tuesday evemnr,. iames and ruf re)i- ; meijla furnlslied the entertalnr.ient snd ! ten (ueata weie piwnt. Fersonai Mention. A. dauchter waa U.ru Monday t Mr. k..d Mr. Oevue W. Laler. n i rasa i f ; f f r e frv - Make Your Cake at Home and Cut the Cost of Entertaining This does not mean an expert cook but it does mean first d&ss materials. SWANS DOWN PREPARED CAKE FLOUR (Not Self Risintf) It the best Hour in the world for caJces. It makes worv derfully delicious Angel Food and other cakes for Wed dings, Entertainments and all Social Functions. One in you it) near be without it. Order a pack age of your grocer today. Swans Down is a tat flour, especially prepared for the par ticular purpose of baking fine cakes. It is not like bread flour. That's why it makes the lightest, whitest and finest cakes, with out any uncertainty or worry. Fine for ail kinds of pastry, too. Swans Down Prepared Cake Flour comes in clean, sanitary packages and is $old hy all good grocers. i Our "Cake Secrets" Book will interest you. Contains latest cakt recipes. It's FREE. Write for it. picas. , 1 IGLEHEART BROS. evanIFindj Ala Makers of Setai Down Pur Wheat Grahsun A flour aad Swaa Dvwa Pure Wheat Sterilised ttrsa f - Let Us Store Your Furs for the Summer. Omaha Headquartort! for Knyser's Silk Gloves. Friday Sale of $10 and $12.50 Suits inree hundred smartry tailored spring; suit for women. mlHsea and Juniors, on gale Friday at about half tbelr actual worth. They are modeled in the latest style) of fine serges, diag onal, crepes, novelty cloths, etc, and show the newest feat ures In cut of Jacket, drapes of skirt, tunics, tiers, etc. Some are worth $10 and 12.60. Choice In the basement Friday, at. J! $98 $5 and $6 Silk Dresses Friday for j A In rue collection of silk and chiffon dresses at a frac tion of the regular prices. Odd garments from the great special Bale, Including taffetas, mescalines, figured silks, chiffons, etc., worth $5, $6 and up to $10, Friday for 3 Pretty Wash Dresses Women' and misses' summer wash dresses of fine linen, ratine, tissues, cords, etc., worth up to . $6. Friday, In the base- ment, at $1.98 Fancy Waists Friday Special lot of three hundred pretty waists of silks, nets, chiffons and tub silks; also many sample waists. Worth up to $5, at Worth Sample Wash Waists RSo for Hundreds of sample wash waists of white and colored, wash 1 materials. Including crepes, voiles, lwns, Japonika silks, etc. Actually worth up to $1.50, Friday In the basement at $1.85 (D) Childs and Infants' Hose, 5c Infanta" hose and children's short box. In black, white and colors. Full HeamlfKs. negularly worth up to 15c. Friday, in the banenient, 3c. sassssasssssssssssssssssssssssSBsaBSsssssssssssssssaBsvB , Drugs and Toilet Goods Caacarets, the 60c size, Friday Shamrock Corn Plasters, 10c size Fletchers' t'as torla, 30c size. . Sal Hepatica. 2.")C bottlo for Asurea Terfume, the ounce So Phone or 29c 6c 19c 16c 53c 25c Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder, at 4711 White Rose Glycerine Soap. . California Syrup of Figs, 50c size. Ivory Soap, 6 cakes for Palmollve Soap, per rake Mail Orders. lie 12c 28c 18c ..4c $1.50 Corset 98c Correct styla corset of heavy coutil, trim med with lace. Long over hip. Six garters attached. Regular $1.50 values, Friday, in the Basement 98c. $1 Corsets, 69c American Lady cor sets In batiste. Guar anteed rustproof. Four garters attached. Draw tape In top. Regular $1 corsets, Friday, 60c Amazing Values From New York Linen Purchase 18c. Table Friday in the basement we place on sale 1,150 yards fine Imported mer cerized table damask. All perfect, new goods, right from the bolt. excellent quality ana aesiraDie patterns, t incneg wide. Kegularly JLtITllSrC worth 29c a jard. Special, at yard Frin Red hack towels. Kiase 14 x30 Inches. Worth 10c each. Not mors than one dozen to cus tomer. Friday, at each, flc. Itrown union crash toweling. 10 inches wide and worth 7c yard. Limit 10 yards. Friday, at yard, 3 He 18-inch unbleached terry cloth that Is worth to 15c a yard. On sale In the basement Friday at the yard. Sc. Extra heavv hemmed crochet bed spreads. 76x84-lnch size. Alway sold for $1.25. Limit one dozen to cus tomer at 79c About 300 odd napkins. Only two to six of a kind. All pure linen and most of them worth 30 and 35c. Fri day, at each , Art Needlework Stamped and tinted sofa pil lows. Top and back. Floral and conventional designs. 35c quality. 10c. Pure linen centres, scarfs and pillows on natural linen. In new designs. 35c quality, 10c. Sofa pillow cord and tassels in silk and mercerized. All col ors. 25c quality, 10c. Stamped pillow cases on extra good quality tubing. Size of case, '4 2x36. 50c value, 33c. Stamped night dresses on fine nainsook. Neat designs. Full length. 60c value, 35c. Steel crochet hooks with shield. 5c value, 2 for 5c. Coronation braid in white und colors. 15c value, 6-yard pieces at 0c. W2c Boys $5 Suits with two pairs of Pants for. . . D High grade, stylish looking wool tailored boys' suits of tweeds, cas6imeres in blues, greys and brown. Two different styles of Norfolk models. All with extra pair of pants. Regular $5 suits, Friday, $3.45. Boys overalls with double knee and seat. Spe cial in the base ment at 45c. Boys slip-on rain coats in ages 4 to 10 years. $2.50 values in the baaement, at, each, $1.10. 75c Wash Suits for Boys' Russian style fast color wash suits with the new eton collar, sailor and military collars. 76c suits In the basement Friday at $945 lift' JL TT II ii - jk mm u II ft $16.50 Rugs, Special, $11.88 9x12 Brussels ruga in a very complete assort ment of patterns and colors. Excellent qualities, worth to $16.60, Friday, $11.88. Rugs Worth to $22.50 for $13.98 Fine quality Brussels rbgs, 11-3x12 ft. size. Pretty styles, worth up to $22.50. On sale Friday, for $13.08. $1.50 Small Rugs for 98c 27x54-inch velvet rugs In pretty floral and oriental patterns, worth up to $1.50, Friday, 08c. Six Big Wall Paper SMsaasssasaiassBSsss' mssssm wpmbbm . saasaeeBiBBBsMsfc. Values TFrr Light and dark papers suitable for bed rooms and kitchens. Regular 6c grade, for Friday at roll, 2ic. Parlor, hall and dining room papers with border to match. The 12c grade, Friday, at roll SHc New spring bed room papers. A big selection from our regular 20c grades, Friday, roll, Oc. New gold papers with border to match. Sold else where for COc. Special Friday at roll, 14c. Beautiful plain and figured oatmeal papers that are worth to 60c. Two special lots at roll 21 and 27c. Men's $12.56 Suits for $7 Only one or two suits of each style that's why we clear them out so cheaply. But they are good styles, and there is excellent variety. Well known makes. Mostly hand tailored. Models and sizes to suit every man. Suite actually worth up to $12.50, Friday in the basement, $7. Slip-on Raincoats, Friday. $2.98 52 Inches long. Double texture waterproof fabrics. Cemented and strapped military collars. Olive Bhade. Values up to $6, Friday, $2.08. Khaki Trousers, Special 98c Men'a khaki trousers, in styles, on sale Friday at 8c. t nlon made overalls, 40c. peg top or semi-peg BawracnU Men's 69c Union Saiti, Basement, 35c Men'a ribbed and mesh sum mer weight union suits. Short sleeve and ankle lengths. Also short sleeve and knee lengths. Values to 69c, at 35c. Shirts and Drawers. Men's balbriggan shirta and drawers. Also mesh and lisle underwear, worth to 75c garment, at 25c and 35c. Negligee Shirts. Men's negligee and golf shirts In neat patterns. Soft collars attached. Worth to 75c, at 50c. fir Saturday B May Sale of S Muslin Un- S derwear Jy Drapery Specials Basement. 1.000 traveling men'a sample pieces of lace curtains on sale at, each 15c. Itemnants Of drapery Swisses and scrims, worth up to 30c a yard, special Friday, yard 10c. Window hhiules. ' Linen window shades. 3x6 ft. sites, special Friday, each 2e. Curtains Ecru aad white, 40 to 54 inches wide, siecial, each 09c. a Saturday g Siegel Stocks H of Silverware B Half Price 0
