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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1914.
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By MELLIEIOIA.
Friday, July 31, 1914.
ODAY'S mall brought many Interesting postal cards to Omaha
T friends Xrom travelers abroad. The war scare had not jet af
fected the enjoyable- times they wore having, slght-scqlng, motor
ing, and 'attending various entertainments.
Mr. and ''Mrs. Q. N. DleU are In Frankfort, Germany, and recontly
-nd In an' air shin, or "ZonDelln Luftschlff." tho Germans call It. Mr.
Diets wrolo'that "A ride In the Zeppelin airship well repays one for a trip
ft 'Piirnnn " I
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1L Pickens have written that they arc enjoying a stay
In picturesque Bethcsda, In Wales.
Miss Mary Munchhoff, Mrs. A. V. Klnslor and Miss Ruth Klnslor have
been attending grand opera and many Interesting thoaters and concerts laj
.London. The season closes August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hallor, who were enthusiastic about Nauholm,
Germany, have also been visiting tho exposition In Cologne and landed this
week In Now York on tho steamor Vaterland. They arrived Just In time
to avoid troublo In getting passago home, as tho Vatorland has been de
tained in Now York because of the war scare.
Dr. Louis BuBhman, Harold Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fltz
tnorrls havo written that they aro delighted with tho -beautiful scenery o
Switzerland, and are now In Lucerne.
Summer Flans.
Mr. Alfred O. rcterson nnd family
havo gone to tho Black IllUf, whoro they
will spend tho rest ot the summer nt
Spruce Lode?.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Oletzrm and son,
1'arroll, Icavo Saturday ovenlnir for Buf
falo and New York via. tho crcat lakes
They will visit at Niagara Fall, Detroit
nnd Frankfort, Mich., returning homo
about September 1.
Mrs. Henry Van Glcsen, Miss Loulno
Jtlch of WIlllamspoTt, Pa.; Mrs. H. 11.
Lomero and son, Frederick, will all leave
Haturday evening to spend a fortnight In
listcs Park, Colo.
At Carter Lake Club.
Tho Trlbo of Ben Hur was entertained
nt Carter Lake club Thursday evening,
160 teservatlons having been made for
dinner. Tho board of directors and their
-wives also dined at the club last evening.
Tho members of the Carter Lake Hwlm
wing club entertained their husbands at
dinner, covers being- laid for:
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hltchle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bralley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Zlttle.
Mr- and Mrs. W. H. Dorrance.
Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dlmlck.
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Plerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maloney. a
Mr. and Mrs. H. I Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jetes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Victor.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. BassetU
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. lick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ca,l M. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Olstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cattln.
Dr. and Mrs. 3. K. Blmpson.
Dr. and Mrs. Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keating.
Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Gould, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. BarstoL
Mrs, Blerman. . '
Mr. Ed Blerman.
Mr. Lisle Bhlnrock had as his guestss
Mr. and Mrs. V. White,
Miss Julia O'Brien.
Dr.' Fltxglbhons entertained eight guests
At dinner last evening; C. If. T. Rlepen,
eight; U. J. FlcUleav ten;-D. IX Hoff
faastcr, three; Gilbert Peterson, four;
pom Foley. Jr., five; Charles E. Fanning,
two: Edwin Jewell, six; C Lerch, two;
Jd. H. Ream, seven.
For Kansas City Guest.
Miss Kdna Johnson entertained at
luncheon at her homo Thursday In honor
of her guest. Miss Marlon Holmes ot
Kansas City, Mo. Covers were placed
for.
Misses Misses
Marlon Holmes. Agnes O'Donncll,
Margaret Courtney, Ruth Johnson,
Kva Dahlqulst, Maryn Courtney,
Caroline Davles, Virginia Swanson,
Dorothy Black. Violet Swanson,
Edna Johnson.
balanco of, tho season. When ten persons
Join at one tlmo W covers the member
ship dues and Initiations.
Tito If. F. B. club of South Omaha en-
Joyed a swimming party and Kensing
ton yesterday. Luncheon was served.
Among thoao present were:
Mcsilamos Mosdamos
F. Ames, li. lilan. liard,
(1. Davis. I-. I'rucha.
Georgo Franclss,
Almost ovury coiinger win rmeriain
guests at tho corn ronst Saturday evening.
Following tho qualifying round In tho
ladles golf tournament Mrs. A. F. Mid
lam, Mrs. W. F. 1'hllby, Mrs. H. Said
and Mrs. Mattle Lungton lunched' to.
gother Thursday.
Mrs. John Bcklns had the following
luncheon guests yesterday:
Mrs. Paul Shoemaker.
Mrs. Henry Prang.
Mr, Paul Boklns.
Ono of tho enjoyablo features of the
dancing progrnm for tho fourth degree-
Knights of Columbus last evening was
a scries ot otd-fasloned quadrilles and
cotillion numbers.
r. l.li. I. I..H I uilf, - fin
slide which will odd to the water sports.
Lavender and 'White Luncheon.
Mrs. Jeromo Lilly entertoineu at a
flve-courao luncheon at her home Thurs
day. The decorations were carried out In
lavender and whlto and hand-palntod
place csrds were usod. Those present
were: , -
Mesdsines Mesdamcs '
Sidney, Josephine Neeley,
Kdward Fisher of -W..1I. Chopin,- -
lavenwurth: Mills.
Hunger-ford, s
Luncheon in Dundee.
Mrs. W. a dlbbs' and MIts Etlza Olbbs
entertained at luncheon today for Miss
Clara Drennlng of Galena, III. Their
guests were:
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BOOST TO MARE CITY PRETTY
Such
is Hummel's Plea at Equal
Franchise Meeting.
FUNDS NOW ARE NOT ADEQUATE
City Permits Too Many Chnnces to
Collect Trim Slip Array AVhen
Parks nnd nonlernrds Xeeil
the aionry.
Suffs Arrange to
Put More Talkers
Into Active Work
Mesdames
Charles Ltslte,
V. it. Htralght,
F. W. Hlabaugli,
II. O. Browno,
Picnics and Swimming Parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Wharton enter
tained informally at a motor plcnlo to
Klrkwood Thursday evening In honor ot
Mrs. Cnrad K. Spens ot Chicago.
One ot the motor parties to Valley last
evening for a swim and a dinner was
given for Miss Madeline Swart wood ot
Waseca, the guest ot the Misses Coff
wan. In tho party were:
Misses Misses
Madeline Swartwood, Alice Coff man.
Mullln. Helen Chtsney,
Messrs. Messrs.
George Reppy, William Hayes,
Carl btors, Lyman McConnell,
Another motor party, with a swim and
. dinner at Valley, Included Mtss Ann
31fford, Miss Lucille Bacon, Robert Con
cell and Robert Williams.
Porch Kensington.
Mrs. Martin Oberst and Mrs. I. II. Arey
entertained at a porch kentlngton on
Wednesday morning In honor of Mrs, E.
li. Howell of Fargo, 8. D., and ot Miss
Clara Drennlng of Galena, III. Those
present were
Mesdames
LolSh Leslie.
A. C. Urossman,
M. O. Plowman,
W. O. Henry,
California.
Miss Margaret Vincent.
At Fredensbort.
Mr. Fred Urodegard gave his annual
luncheon this afternoon at his country
place, "Fredensbort." Tho guests were:
Messrs. Messrs.
W. 11. Buchols, Ooorgo Rrandels,
Ward Burgees, W. J. Ure,
i.utner mapp, 11. j, urove.
jonn c, wuarton,
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Dr. Elmer Porter, who has been In lxm
don for a month will leave soon with
his wlfo for Berlin. ,
Dr. Nathan Bernstein has returned from
a vacation trip to Lako Harbor and Ot
tawa Bench, Mich.
Mrs. Charles Foley and children and
Mrs. William NYeUler of Florence loft
Wednesday evonlng for a three weeks'
visit with relatives In Chicago,
Mr. J, A. C. Kennedy and Dr, T. J.
DOROTHY WHITTAMORB.
YONKI3RS. N. X., July 31. Charged
with cruelty to his l-year-old daughter in
having kept her locked up In his hund
somo residence at Harmony Park while
he was at business In New York City, R.
G. Whtttain'oro offered to glvo his child
ovpr-t6 the caro of tho Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children to no
taken care of. This -offer-was refused
by Judge Real, who Bald that the father
would haVo to himself provide for the
care of the' child.
. "Her mother Is dead," said tho. father
at Hie trial. "I havo tried for sevtn
vnnra.tn nnv.YukHt fnn line T.ViaVM li..n
as -go6d-a father, to '.Her as I could. I
could not bo (a mother-too.
Dwyer left last evening for a-few days'
stay In Denver and Colorado Springs.
While at the latter place they will bo tho
guests ot Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Allison.
Mr. Jack Smith of New York City, for
merly of Omaha, spent a few days hero
enrouto home from California. Mr. Smith
returned last month from an extended
stay In South America.
Messrs.' Hugh und James Morrlsey havo
returned homo after a trip of four weeks
through the Ozark mountains. Hot
Springs and other places.
Mrs. William Haydcn of Washington, D.
C, spent the last week as the guest ot
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn. Sho expects
to leave for Lake Okobojl next week and
will be accompanied by her eon, George.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton and
daughter and Mtss Hamilton and Miss
DeClstuo are at Lako Mlnnetonka, Mlnne
sota, whoro they will spend tho remainder
ot the summer.
Rev, P. J. Judge left Wednesday for a
trip to Montreal, where he will stay some
weeks and later goes to Boston and New
York.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. W. L. Sucha of Hastings Is visit
ing at the home of- her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Muldoon.
Miss Blanche Gngel of South Bend, Ind.
Is vlBltlng at tho home of Mrs. Mogy
Bernstein.
Misses Esther Bpclgal and Anna Cohen
havo loft to spend several weeks visiting
In tho cast.
"It you want to put Omaha on the map.
you've got to boost for a charter with
laws that wo can live under," said Park
Commissioner Joo B. Hummel, at a meet
ing of the Equal Franchise society held
at the homo ot Mrs. Henry Doorly Thurs
day afternoon. "Omaha Is on the, Lin
coln highway and If wo are to Impress
tourists with any Idea of tho possibilities
of our city a great many Improvements
ought to bo made In the park and boule
vard system of Omahs.
"The funds at the disposal ot each of
tho departments of tho city government
ai o Inadequate," said Mr. Hummel, "but
especially Is this truo of tho park depart
ment. Tho trouble Is that this city docs
everything gratis, whllo in other cities
there aro occupation taxes and wheel
taxes for vehicles, which aro turned Into
the park and boulevard maintenance fund.
Why. look at tho hundreds of automobiles
around tho Brandols building any day In
tho week.' If tho owners had to pay 3 a
year for tho privilege, wouldn't wo have
a flno Income to spend for our parks and
playgroundsT'
Corporations She nil Help.
Mr. Hummel also stated that municipal
corporations which were on a paying
basis ought to nuslst In the upkeep of de
partments which needed the funds. "Tho
thing to do Is to go down to Lincoln and
mend tho laws governing metropolitan
cities," he snld. "There Is a great deal of
talk about city officials going on 'Junket
ing' trips, It Is truo, but there Is a great
deal to be learned from other cities. Wo
can't apply what wo learn in many in
stances, however, becauso to do so would
bo to conflict with tho stato law. That
law ought to bo changed."
"That's what wo'ro going to do, Mr.
Hummel," sang out nn enthusiastic suf-
frngtst.
Oraahans also need education In cleanli
ness and tidiness about yards and alleys,
according to Mr. Hummel, who gave
numerous Instances also of vandalism in
tho destruction of flowers and young
trees In tho city parks and' oven of steal
ing lead- pipes In park plumbing.
Faclnic Auto Problem.
"Tho automobile traffic problem on tho
boulovards Is assuming such proportions
that it' Is dangerous for grown-ups, let
alone children," ho said. Supervised play
grounds for tho children and nn extension
of tho boulevard system to alleviate tho
congestion wcro advocated by tho park
commissioner. "I am doing everything I
can to keep the children off tho streets
and in safety and I wish to call upon
public-spirited citizens to help me."
Following his talk Sirs. Z. T. Llndsey,
who presided, wanted to know If any ono
had any question to ask Mr. Hummel.
Mrs. ThomaB Brown Jumped to her feet.
"Why can't wo have speeches In the
parks, Mr. Hummel?'' she asked.
Ho was forced to explain his action and
stated that ho had many Jetters from
other city officials oil over tho country
who adopted tho same policy of refusing
to permit speeches in the parks.
Should Take Up Lacnl A'pedii.
"How can tho suffragists holp?" asked
Mrs. George Bltgh.
"Thoy can do a great deal," replied Mr.
Hummel, "by talking up the needs of the
city and getting things started."
A note of , thanks from Secretary ot
Stato Bryan on receipt of Mrs. E. M.
Fairfield's telegram of appreciation for
his stand on suffrage was read.
Sirs. II. C. Sumney asked that all women
Interested In the movement contribute old
gold or silver Jewelry for tho "melting
pot" which Is In the window of F. D.
Wead's office at Eighteenth and Farnam.
All Jewelry collected will be sent to tho
mint on August 15, which will bo observed
as "sacrlflco day" by suffragists all over
the country, the equivalent In value then
to bo turned over to tho suffraga fund.
Mrs. Medlll McCormlck of Chicago orig
inated the idea and $50,000 Is the amount
it Is desired to ratso.
The propaganda lommlttco ot the
Omaha Suffrage association Is working
with a vim. They have mado arrange
ments to place suffrage speakers at every
available meeting nnd undor the direction
of Mrs. Draper Smith, will make a spe
cial effort to Interest all young people's
societies In the cause.
Mrs. Georgo Covoll will be tho principal
speaker at a meeting of the South Oinnlm
W omens Christian Temperance union,
which will bo held Saturday afternoon at
tho homo of Mrs. William Berry, H14
North Twenty-sixth street. South Omaha.
Mrs. Covcll and Mrs. M. B. Munson will
speak Sunday afternoon at the Hoclallstlo
picnic, which will bo held at Bohemian
hall, Thirteenth und Dorcas streets.
At tho regular weekly tea of the asso-
elation Wednesday afternoon, Rev. J. A.
Beard of tho Central Park Congrega
tional church -will speak on "Suffrage"
and Mrs. W. C. Sunderland will sneak
on "City Organization." This meeting I
win do held at the homo ot Mrs. Harry
Show. 39 .Sjuth Thirty-third street. Mr.
Novell will also address the Monmoutl.
Park Improvement club Friday evening.
August 7.
Among thoso who will endeavor to en
list tho young people's societies In the
work are Mrs. Covoll, Mrs. D. G. Craig
head, Mrs. a. F. Copper and Mrs. Munson,
MRS. LILLIE GERMAN DIES
SUDDENLY IN COLORADO
Mrs. LUllo German, aged 32 years, wife
of 11. J. German, storekeeper for tho Mof
fat -railroad lines, died very suddonly
from heart troublo nt Steamboat Springs,
Colo., Thursday morning. Mrs. German,
who had been spending tho summer with
her mother, Mrs. Llzzlo Tweedy, S712
Jackson street, left Omaha last Saturday
for Steamboat Springs.
The body will bo brought to Omaha and
private funeral services will Ixs held sun
day at 2 p. m., with Interment at Forest
Lawn cemctory.
Mr. German was formerly employed by
the Burlington lines at. Omnha.
Besides tho husband a 10-year-old S3ti
also survives tho deceased.
Everybody reads Boo Yvant Ads.
Ira eJl Weathers and in
all Temperatures
Mesdames
O. O. aulnter.
Charles Leslie,
Leigh Leslie,
Georgo Crosby,
J. F, Fcrgucon.
Mesdames
M. O. Plowman,
A. C. Croisman.
N. IC Sype.
J. M. Dow,
Delta. Delta, Delta.
- Miss It, Louise Fitch ot Cambridge, 111,,
editor ot "Trident," the national paper of
-tho Delta Delta Delta fraternity, was
-honor guest at a luncheon given by the
local fraternity at the University club
this noon. Miss Fitch, who Is on her
way to California, stopped off to visit
Mrs. W. S. Mayne of Council Bluffs.
Among the local trl-Delts who were prcs
cnt at tho luncheon were:
Mesdames
P. 8. St. Clair,
C. E. Cobbey.
J. F. Smith.
E. C. Conley.
W. E. Porter,
li F. Coffeen,
C. S. Junod,
Misses
Clara Hermsnson.
Ann Hermanson,
.Eleanor Dick man.
Harsh Vore Taylor.
Alice qideon.
Mesdames
George Tunnli-llff.
W. S. Rothery.
It. A. Van Oi-sdel,
Rex Fuller.
Carl Pryor,
W. Smith.
Misses
Hazel Clark.
Nanoy Haze.
Bernlce Thomas.
Mildred Morris.
lalen Franklah,
ill
For the Future.
The Misses "Adah, Goldyc and Beatrice
Sllinsky will bo at home Informally Tues
day evening, August 4, for their guest.
Vllss Jeanctto Oreenwald, of Chicago.
.Seymour lake Country Club.
The Seymour Lake Country club mid
.summer corn roast will be held Saturday
dvenlngr, beginning at o'clock.
Tho golf- course Is to ba widened and
, more than 100 large trees will bo taken
out to make the Improvement.
The women golfers ot the club will
play each Thursday during August, and
the Qualifying round was played Thura
'day More than 0 is In sight for prizes
Fashion Hint
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ItT LA RACONTUUSE.
Evening gown In black and white satin.
The whlto satin Is trimmed with spangles
and beads a novel featuro of the coming
season. The V shaped bodice Is for the
rocst part of the white satin, the black
forming a point on the left side In front
is draped over the hips and ends la a
pointed train. The white satin is also
Buyers to Share in Profits
Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Effective from August I, i9i4toAugust 1, 1915 and
guaranteed against any reduction during that time:
Touring Car
Runabout
Town Car -
490
440
690
F. O. B. Detroit, all cars fully eauiooed.
(In the United States of America only)
Further, we will be able to obtain the maximum
efficiency in our factory production, and the mini
mum cost in our purchasing and sales departments
if we can reach an output of 300,000 cars between
the above dates.
And should we reach this production,' we agree
to pay as the buyer's share from $40 to $60 per
car (on or about August 1, 191 5) to every retail
buyer who purchases a new Ford car between
August 1, 1914 and August 1, 1915.!
For further particulars regarding -these low prices and
profit-sharing plan, see the nearest Ford Branch or Dealer.
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No matter how quickly the temperature rises,
no matter what the weather, fresh, rich cream
and milk are always waiting for you if you have
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on your pantry ihelf
Cottage Milk means milkeconomy and milk efficiency.
It means uniformity. In fresh milk the food value is
nearly all in the cream at the top and neatly, all out
of the blue milk below.
Cottage Milk is rich and creamy condensed under tiic
molt MBitiry coaaitioni mot where ttie cowl produce li
mil delivered direct lo rout t'ocei thus Iniatlnt licib
oe 11 ll ttraei.
The Milk Without the Cooked Taite
InTwo Sizes 5 and 1 0 cts.
At AU Good Dealers
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SATURDAY LAST DAY OP OUR JULY
CLEARANCE SALE
Hundreds of Piano Bargains Await You.
Never boforo In our history havo wo sold so many Stolnwny,
Weber, Hurtlinnn, Stegcr & Soiis, Emerson, McPhail, JJiuIeiunn &
Sons nnd Scliniollcr & Mueller Pianos..
During tho first thrco weeks of this sale many peoplo visited
our store nnd purchased pianos at tho extremely low prices quoted.
Itemember, thesb aro all high grade pianos that havo been taken In
exchange, and discontinued styles, but thoy haVo been put in 'perfect
condition. Every piano sold backed by our own guarantee.
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
IFormer Price. Sale Prloe.
Q400 Guild fa Church
square Piano
4 $450 Qrupa 2s Xnldo
Square Piano .
56O0 Stanley fa Sons
Sqnare Piano
9350 Ivers St Pond
Upright Piano
9350 Newbjr fa Evans
upright Piano
$15
.$20
$25
$145
$I0Q
9400 Steffor fa Sons Q I C ft
Upright Piano O I UU
...$195
...$145
...$M0
FREE
S3GO Straube
Upright Piano
9375 Dnviw & Sons
Upright Piano.......
3350 Estey
Upright Piano
trormer Prloe. Sale Price.
saoo Bciunoiler 3c Mueller
Uprifjht Piano........
8375 Oaylord
Upright Piano
&3 00 Adam S chaff
Upright Piano.........
9300 Strauss fa Son
Upright Piano
5450 Steger fa Sons
Upright Piano ........
9500 Emerson
Upright Piano
91,000 A. B. Chase
Q rand Piano
9800 Steck
$150
$135
$165
$148
$225
$290
$375
$250
Brand Piano
To every purchnser of an Upright or Player riano (hiring
tho month of July: A Ileautlful 4:J.plece Dinner net.
Something you'll bo proud to own. '
FREE STOOIi AND SCAUP. PAY ONLY $1.00 A WEEK.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO COMPANY
Wo Close nt 5 P. M. Open Saturday until 0 P. SI. FAUN'AM.
Headquarters for Victor and Columbia Machines nnd Records.
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in
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Camping out and all among the,
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mountains and rocky steeps which
arc really
Fifty Switzerlands in One
Chateau Lake Louise, that hotel palace dropped from the
clouds into a hollow of the mountains, takes care of the
tourist in truly palatial fashion, at moderate cost.
Field Glacier Banff Balfour
equally beautiful all reached only by the
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