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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1914
By MELLIFIOIA.
Tuesday, Juno 30, 1914.
N OLD mother rnccoon and her five little baby 'coons aro tho novel
l pets of William and Kcnnard Wallaco, children ot Mrs. Eva
f- Kcnna Wallace, and grandchildren of William Wallace, vlco prosl-
dent of tho Omaha National bank.
Miss Janet Wallace and tho children are enjoying a vacation at Omaha
Beach, Lake Okobojl.
"When thoy arrived thero and opened up their cottago after an ab
sence of almost a year, thoy found that tho raccoon family had moved Into
tho house and wero making themselves quite at homo.
Tho young boys captured and caged the animals and have succeeded
in making them quite tame.
Porhaps they will bring them to Omaha at the close of their vacation
and put them In tho Rlvcrviow park zoo.
Fashion Hint
Club Honors Founder.
The last rteotlnff of tlio Symposia club
for the sssdn was held Sunday at tho
home of Mies Sophia Welnateln. The
founder, Miss Sylvia Kulskotsky, of tho
club, which li a musical study organiza
tion, vttLB presented with a ring bearing
tho club symbol, a harp, and four mem
bers who were graduated from the Omaha
High school this year were presented with
leather bound books. They are Misses
llattlo Predmestky, Eva Alplrn, Edna
Levlne and Miriam DavU. A miscel
laneous program was given. Including a
recitation by Miss Nora Predmestky:
cello nolo, Mr. Oacar Welnateln. and a.
trio, Martha, Oscar and Sophia Welnateln.
Decorations for the luncheon tablo were
carried out In pink and white, the club
colors. Hevernl outdoor meetings1 are
being planned for the summer,
'European Travelers.
Mrs. Mortimer Jay Brown, who has
been tho guest ot her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George C. Wallace, leaves for her
homo In Niagara Falls, X. Y., Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Brown and her husband,
research chemist for tho Niagara Fallsi
Klcctro-Chemlcal company, sail from
Boston Jbly 7 for Europe, where Dr.
Brown has been sent by his company to
study a similar Industry at Frankfort and
introduce sumo Improved methods he has
discovered In the plant here, both places
being controlled by tho same- company.
They will also spend somo days at Rhine
lander, Switzerland, on tho same errand,
returning to Niagara Falls about Septem
ber 1
Monatgnor Colanerl Is spending n few
days In New York at the Walcott hotel
before leaving for Europe for the sum
mer. Summer Flans.
Mrs. It. D. Walker and daughters.
Misses Marguerite, Mildred, Gladys and
Florence, left Monday evening for an
extended trip through the. east, Including
Michigan, New York and Canada, ex
"pectlng to return about September.
Mr. William Iloagland and family leave
today tor Oaakls Mlnntfwhero they "will
remain during tho 'balance of the sum
mer, occupying their cottage at the lake.
Mr, J. C. Chlsam, assistant general
agent of tho Great Western, has gono to
California, where ,ho wjli remain during
July, aRnK his Vacation and looking
after his walnut ranch a short distance
out from Lcs Angeles. Upon his return
he will accompanied by . Mrs. Chlsam,
who has been In California since early
spring and who is In podr health.
Mrs. W. S. Poppleton and small son,
William, left last evening for Atlantic
City.
Airs. Frank Coad and small son left
this 'morning for Berkeley, Cal., to spend
the summer with Mrs. Coad's mother.
Miss May Lcnoro Mahoney left last
evening for New York City,' where she
will take a two-month course in French
at the Columbia university. Miss Ma
honey then plans to spend tho month ot
September traveling in the east and a
week's stay at Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Frodrlckaon lett
today by automobllo for their ranch neat
Laramie, Wyo., whero they will spend the
summer.
At the Country Club
Mr. J, A. Cavers entertained at a dinner-dance
at the Country club Monday
evening In honor of Mrs, George Lewis
Curtis of Clinton, la., who is visiting Mrs.
Charles Marsh. Covers were laid for;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Btlllman ot Coun
cil Bluffs.
Mr. and Mrs. T). C, Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hwobc.
Mr. and Mm, James Lovo Pnxton.
Mrs. George Iiwla Curtis,
Mrs. Charles Marsh.
Mr. A. V. Klnsler.
Mr J. A. Vavers. t
At Carter Lake Club.
The choir of Kountze Memorial Luth
eran church dined at Carter Lake club
Monday evening, forty-five members of
the choir being present. Following the
moving pictures the choir entertained
the cottagers by singing. Other diners
were C. J. Nagl, who had two guests, and i
t T II.. . -I. I . . . 1
am. ii. jr. xiuiciunnon, Bijc guests.
Children's and women's dancing classes
were held Monday.
Tho Tuesday Luncheon club met at tho
club today. The members are;
Mesdames Mesdames
Irving Klson, Paul Hubbard,
J B.Good, Walter Kloppi
Paul Havens,
Miss Edith Lease.
At Happy Hollow.
Mrs. A. H. Burnett entertained at the
Happy Hollow club this afternoon at a
dancing party for her daughter, Lydta.
Those present were:
MUses Misses
Catherine Ooas. Phyllis Hunter,
Anna Porter, Lydla Burnett.
Josselyn Stone. Dorothy Cavanaugh,
Gcitrude Kovnlg, Marie Patterson.
Messrs. Messrs.
Milton Johnson. William YoUne
"Warren Esrsy. Munaon Dalo. '
Illchard Bmlth, Halph Campbell, 1
Sororitv Girls Breakfast.
Miss EmUy Ifouaka entertained nt
breakfast Monday morning In honor of
Miss Martha llallabach of Indianapolis
and Miss Edith Wray of Bhelbyville. Ind..
who are the guests ot Miss Minnie Pratt
A mound of daisies made an attractive
table decoration for th breakfast, Those
Present were all members of Delta Zeta
sorority and Included:
Misses Misses
Martha Ratlsbach. Marie Houaka. .,
Edith Wray. Ituth Inhr.lder pt
Minnie Pratt, Pierce. Neb.; '
Ituth Odell, Julia Linn. 1
Bertha Wless. Margaret Herman, I
Catherine Lowry. Emily Houaka.
Boudinot-Schneider Wedding. 1
Cards have bten received announcing
th'l marriage of Mrs. Blanche Van Court
Schneider of Chicago, formerly of Omaha, '
daughter of Mrs, E, D. Van Court, to Mr. i
Boy Boudlnot of Chicago, also fcrmerlyl
Wrode,
J. Bush.
T. Williams,
Aieaars.
Churlo A. .,,,
William Bush.
of Omaha. The wedding took place Sat
urday at high noon and they wilt be at
nomo alter September 1 In Chicago.
Surprise Birthday Party.
Mrs. J. Amlah entertained at a surprise
pany ai ner nome Monday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. A. Christiansen's birthday,
xne guest or nonor was presented with
many guts. Those present wore:
Aieaaamcs
P. Duffy,
E. Larson,
H. Krug,
II. Hansen,
J, I'onuska,
F. Wolf.
J. HnrUch,
L. Pickard,
C. HogaarU,
T. Carp,
L. Hansen,
Mesdames
C. Hanson,
L. Christiansen,
J. Kirk,
J. Vanck,
T. Dahl.
II. Larson,
J. McCIeel,
J. Snyder,
II. Sorenaen,
J. Flaher,
A. Amlsh.
B'Nai Ami Club.
The B'Nal Ami club entertained Its
memoers and friends at a plcnlo at
Nathan's Jake, seven miles north of
inorence, Sunday. The afternoon ,ui
spoilt Ijoatlng and playing games and tho
cmoi uivorsion of tho evening was dan
cing. The invited guests wer:
Jennie Hlumenthal, Ooldle Melcher.
Jennie Isaacson, Minnie Arkln.
Mnii- iiper' JeUa Nathan,
Marie Adler, Jitnh Gross.
?JL 1"C"pn. Julius Arkln.
Herman Cohen. ituby Melcher,
T?HU(uHHIe' Harry Frankel of
Makweli FromlTln. nman
Celebrates Birthday.
Mrs. A. A. Williams entertained nt h
home, 3015 South Twenty-fourth street,
iuonuay evening, in celebration of her
fiftieth birthday. Tho evenlna-
in playing cards, Those present were:
Jir. ana Mrs. Schlott
Mr. nnd Mrs. Burman.
Sir. and Mrs. D. C. Blch.
Mr. and Mrs. Assmun.
Mr. and Mrs. Busch.
Mr. and Mrs, Smith,
Mr. nn,l X!t tT"vitl
Mr. and Mrs. Itahmer.
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Frock of Pnrmf utile vnlllnir. A tint
pleated tunlo caught up In a band of tho
material, passing over tho shoulders
glVes an effect ot a, hood. Tho undor
arm anil the titnnll ellinw Hi mvan nrn
finished by n revero of the same material
oi piain siik veiling.
Junson.
Atlases
U Williams,
E. Engl.
, Messrs,
J. Williams.
lunoheon for Visitor.
Mrs. J. A. Austin cntrrlnl t1l.il Af IhmM-
eon Saturday in honor of Mrs. H. W.
LIndauest of Mlnneanolls.
laid for:
Mesdames..
1 J. Kunce,
J. A. Austin.
Misses .
Lillian Doyle.
Mosdnmi.il.
It. W. Ltnquest.
C. K. Morrill,
Misses
Emma Sorenson,
Anheuser-Van Lome Wedding.
- uuiio wcnuing was mat or Miss
Katherino Wllhelmlna VanLomo, daugh
ter oi airs. Margaret VanLomo to Mr.
Frederick William Anheuser, which took
place this afternoon at 6 o'clock at Bt
Mary Magdalone church, Rev. Father
Slnne officiating.
The bride was beautifully gowned In
lVOry White satin r),nrm. ....
tralne with overdress of brocaded chiffon,
oHioroiacrea m pearls with trimming of
Irish lace. A wreath of brides' m. hM
tho long tulle veil in place and she car
rled a shower of white KUlarney roses.
Tho groom's gift was a diamond necklace
MISS JUUe Anheuser. ulalor nf Mi. irrnnni
was maid of honor and wore pink chiffon
taffeta with overdress ot nlnk chlffo
with bands of tho same material In her
hair. She carried nlnk KUlarney roses
Mrs. Howard Watklns, slater ot the
bride, was matron of honor and wore
yellow chiffon taffeta designed like the
gown, worn by tho maid ot honor. She
cameo. Mrs. Ward roses.
Thero wero four bridesmaids with gowns
designed allko with double flounce effeat
made of Canton crepe- and trimmed with
Shadow lace. Miss Henrietta. Ifnntt nt
David City nnd Miss Anna Anheuser
walked together and wore pink Canton i
crepe, and Miss Mabel Zentz and Miss
Elizabeth Daniels of David City were the
other two bridesmaids and were gowned
In yellow. They all carried shower bou
quets of roses.
Three nieces of the bride took pnrt
Little Miss Margaret Hlting of David City
was ring bearer and the little Misses Lo
rene Klalng of Kansas City and Oda
Eltlng of David City were flower girls.
Mr Vincent Haacqlt was best man and
thero were twelve ushers.
The groom Is a nephew of the lato
Adolphus Busch of St. Louis and cousin
of tho late Aberhardt Anheuser or St.
Louis.
Mr and Mrs. Anheuser will take a
wedding trip to Lake Okobojl and Isle
nnvnJ. nnd will be at home after tien-
tomber 1 at 1117 South Thirty-sixth street
Magney-Cronin "Weddint;.
Tho wedding of Miss Grace Helen
Cronln, daughter of Mrs. Anna Cronln.
and Mr, Lloyd Ayer Mngney, took place
quietly Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Calvary Baptist church. Bev. Mr
Maxwell of that church performed tho
ceremony.
Tho bride wore a traveling suit of
light gray silk poplin with Panama hat
trimmed with mercury wings. She wore
a corsago of brldo's roses. Dr. and Mrs.
Edwin L. Hustead of Scrlbner, who were
recently married, were the attendants.
Following tho ceremony a wedding din
ner was served at the home of the
bride's mother. Mrs. Cronln, when cov
ers wero placed for twenty guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Mogncy have gone to
Chicago on a short wedding trip, and
from thero will go to Lake Okobojl to
spend tho month of July with Mr. Mag
ney's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo A.
Magney, The young couple will bo at
home after September 1 at 12 South
Twenty-first avenuo.
Look Cool and Fresh
It's an easy matter to keep
cool these hot days by follow
ing theso directions:
1st Don't worry, eat sparing
ly, shun moatB, condiments and
stimulants.
2d Take frequent baths to
keep pores of skin opon. t
3d Wear Cool Clothes.
4 th Have them Dry Cleaned
often to keep pores ppen and
looking frosh and new.
5th Send them to the Eantor-
lum always and you'll get tlm,
best ot work at reasonable
prices,
Palm Beach Suits $1.00.
Summer Dresses, $1.25 up.
Not much more than Laundry
prlceB, but very much better
Work,
Let us call for your clothes.
All work received by 9 a. m. Fri
day will be ready that evening.
The Panforium
'Good Cleaners anil Dyers"
1513-15 Jones St.
Phono Doug. 1)03.
Guy Liggett, Pres.
Beautify the Complexion
IN TEN DAYS
Nadinola CREAM
The Untqualtd Betutlrltr
USKD AND ENDORSED
. BY THOUSANDS
Guaranteed to remove
tsn, freckles, - pjinples,
liver spots, etc. Extrema
cases about twentv dava.
Rids pom and thtues of Impurities.
Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy.
Two sixes, .50c. and $1.00, By toilet
counters or- mall.
UAT20NAL TOILKT COUrANT. JWii. rs
Soil br Sherman A ilcConmll Dm Storci. Ui.
ton Drus Co.. DranJW Drus Dtpt, nd oibtn.
Have You Seen
the Great
Bargains?
Value in Porch
Furniture Up To
$15 and $17, $775
on Sale for
Tables, chairs, rockers, settees, some upholstered;
all go in this salo at S7.75. Nothing liko these values
over offered before. Pieces thai, sold as high as $15 and
$17,50. Don't miss a chance like this to save monoy, at
the saino timo buying something seasonable, up-to-date
and useful.
THE STORE FOR GOOD VALUES.
I BEATON & LAIER CO.
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Dr. Bradbury, Dentist
IBM Psrnam. Phone J). 1708
21 Tsars Sams Office.
SAFETY FIRST
PAINLESS OPERATIONS
Money-Back Quarnnteo if wo cannot
pleaso you
A Crown or Bridge Tooth $2.50 Up
Best Work Warranted 10 Tsars.
Bend for Illustrated Uooklet Free.
mm
You Know lira Value
of Keeping Things Clean
OMAHA WINBQWSHADE
GLEANING GO.
And Makers of Window Shades
Fhons Barney 4881.
4010 Hamilton Btrsst.
THCTWUHPHOfTHt CUVtNTM CtNTURV
the km Of absolute purity
A TRIUMPH Of TO BAY
Two Important Announcements-
store open Friday evening until
9 P. M. Closed all day Saturday
July Fourth.
Through July anrf Auguit we will
close at S P. M. every day except
Saturday. Close Saturday 9 P. M.
2000 fab PMPSS OXFORDS klW7
pro winn mcarmcayiuDura Nx
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Tho factory surplus of women's hfgh class
pumps and oxfords, comprising tho very newest
lasts and patterns. Patent leather, dull leathor,
tan calf, black and brown suede also kldskin
leather In tan and champagno color.
There aro stylish colonials with tongue and
bucklo, Mary Jane pumps with flat bow, strap
pumps, tan ribbon and laco oifords. All wbltod
or band turned soles.
Every pair is clean, fresh merchandise and closed
out at unusual prices on account of the backward sea
son. Hero aro shoes that sold for $3 to $4 a pair, In
all sizes and wldthB. On sale In the Basement
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at $1.87.
Men's Oxfords and Pumps 950 pairs at
a bargain price. Made of serviceable
leathers in dull and patent leathers. AH
good styles. Worth up to $3. Special
at
$187
I
Juliet House Slippers for
Women.
Soft kldskin with patent
tips, or common sense toes.
Rubber heels. Flexible
leather soles. All aq
sizes OC
Women's White Canvas
Pumps and Oxfords.
Samples, odd pairs, etc.
Mostly . all sizes are repre
sented In the lot. Values ac
tually to $2.50. While J f
the lot lasts v. ..... . j 1
Barefoot, 30c.
Barefoot sandals for children,
In sizes .up to 2. Made of tan bap
leather. Protected too oq
styles OJC
SOO Pairs Tennis Shoes and
Oxfords.
Black canvas uppers with stout
rubbor soles. All on
sizes for men and boys. . OavC
Infants' Soft Solo Shoes.
Neat llttlo lace stylos.
All sizes priced at
15c
low Shoes, OOc.
Odds and ends of women's
pumps and oxfords. Very excep
tional values. Priced to Cf
close out at OUC
Misses' -and Children's Strap
Pumps.
Instop or ankle strap styles ot
patent leather or dull calfskin.
Comfortable broad too styles. Very
serviceable. All sizes A i Ae
to 2, at 4 1 .'1:17
A
Two Specials in Parasols
Woman's Uouso Slippers.
Strap styles with common sense
toes, low heels and flexible leather
Boles. All sizes are
hero at UOC
Infants' Strap Slippers.
Tan, rod and black, also patent
leather. All sizes 59c
.Barefoot Sandals for Boys and
Olrls..
Made of black wIUow calfskin
leather. Very serviceable. nQ .
All sizes to 11, at. T HOC
Values to $3 at $1.98.
Pure silk parasols in all colors
and combinations. Wide ribbon ef
fects with solid color top and bor
der, and other pretty styles.
Worth up to $3. On A
sale Wednesday... ...( 1 aa70
Values to $2.25 at $1.59.
Another attractive group of
silk parasols in all colors and
combinations. A very satisfac
tory assortment of styles, and col
ors. Regularly worth h rjo
to $2.25. Choice, each p 1 .01
Six-Piece Manicure Sets File, scissors, tweezers, orange stlckt
cutiolo knife and buffer, in suede leather case. Regu- tf-t rf
lar $1.50 value, special JJ) 1 .UU
Sample Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases
On Sale Wednesday
l42PSF Is
Two of the leading traveling goods manufac
turers sold us their sample lines and surplus stocks
of wardrobe trunks, dress trunks, steamer trunks,
suit cases and tavellnc baRB at a verv matnrla.1 -
yductlon, which allows us to offer these timely
special bargains.
Samples From K. Kaufman & Co.
The finest grades of seal leather, genuine wal
rus, imported leather and real sole leather, in batts
and suit cases, regularly worth from J8.50 to $40,
on aaio weanesaay at
Steamer and dress
trunks, worth, up to
$15.00, at
$5.00, $7.50 and $10.00
$5.00 to $22.50
Wardrobe Trunks
Canvas covered, fully equipped, for men's or
women's use. Hartmah trunks included.
Trunks worth $25 to $80, on sale at
$16.50 to $22.50
About 260 travel
ing bags and suit
cases, worth to'$6,
On Sale at $2.95.
Choose a Pretty Dress for the Fourth
For instance there is a group at $0.98 which affords unusual attractions for women who want a
charmingly cool and refined looking frock for their outing. "umen wno want a
These include women's and misses' dresses of fine voiles, crepes, eponge ratine and sev-
eral other new summer fabrics. Many finished with fine laces and embroideries They are CQx
the very latest models with new tunic skirts. Sovcral hundred In the group, and all am romi. dhvO
larly worth up to 16 Choice Wednesday on our second floor at . .... . ...... ... " . . . f . " TU
Dresses Worth mrwffsmmmmNm.ArmU q;ilw:.
ww vKoti bJiitx f f CU8L5
Worth to 3
$1.39
Waists of fine China and Jap
silks in plain colors and stripes.
Made in the newest styles of the
season with novel, attractive col
lar and sleeve effects.. These
pretty and serviceable waists are
$2, $2.60, $3 and $3.50 values.
Chalce, 91.80. '
Summer Waists at $1.50 and $1.95
Made ot sheer organdies, voiles and iawns, with
trimming of fine laces or embroidery. Unusually
fine variety and in the season's newest and most
popular style ideas at $1.50 and $1.05.
Everything in Bathing Suits
Bathing suits ot mohair, taffeta and eatln. at
$2.08, $5, 90.08 and $10. Separate tights at $1.50
and $1.08. Rubber caps, 25c to $l.
to $10, Choice
Another very attractive group
of dresses as a special offering
Wednesday. Among them aro
dresses ot fine lingerie, cloth,
voiles and crepes in plain white
or striped and tlgured'eftects. All
are the very latest styles with
tunic skirt. Dresses regularly
worth up to $10 are Included in
this group. Your choice at $5.00,
Wash Skirts, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $5.00
A most comprehensive showing now ready, repre
senting every new style and material. Cord fabrics,
crepes, piques, linens, etc. Made In long Russian
tunic and high girdle offects. Priced $1.08 to $5.
White Pretticoats, Worth to $2.50, at $1
Very dainty lace' and embroidery trimmed petti
coats of fine materials, regularly worth up to $2,
on sale at $1. .
WEDNESDAY pZ?Z' 0 Bricks gOc
Is Ice Cream Day Br andeis Stores Pint Bricks 10c
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