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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY,- OCTOBER 71914.
PRESIDENT MID-TEB.M CLASS OF
OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL
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By MELLIFICIA.
Tuesday, October 6, 1914.
AN attractive Innovation was much enjoyed at the dancing party
given by Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Klnsler of the Country club laat
evening, when they entertained In honor of Mrs. Frederick Hlgbla
and Miss Helen lltgbl of Chicago. Mr. Pauline Eldrldge and
Mies Mary Coll Rave Illustrations of a number of the new dances. Including
the Lulu Fado, nraillian Polka, the Mailie, the Fox Trot with Taxations,
and a number of others. . . - -
Mrs. Eldrldge. who Is with her aunt, Mrs. John A. McShane, has re
rently returned from New York City, and also from London, where she
has been studying fancy ball room dancing. She wore a dainty Pierrette
costume for the special dancing last evening. The entire left side was
white satin, with short pleated skirt and Tight side waa blaek eatln. The
hat, shoes and hosiery were the same, the left aide white and the right
elde black.
- Miss Coll returned a few weeks ago from Castle House, New Tork,
where she has been studying with Mr. and Mra. Vernon Castle. Mlee Coll
wore the Plerot costume. Both young women were moat graceful and re
celred much applause. .
Black and white also seemed to be much favored by moet of the fem
inine guests. MUs Illgble wore a charming little costume of black satin
trimmed with white satin. A Russian tunic of black silk net waa edged
with black monkey fur.
Mrs. John A- McShane wore black velvet brocade embroidered In elU
Ver with Iridescent beads.
Mrs. Ella Squires had a handsome costume of black velvet over cloth,
of silver, the bodice embroidered In silver and trimmed with metal lace.
Among others wearing evening gowns of black aatln end tulle were
Jkllss Gladya Peters, Miss Louise Dinning, Mrs. W. T. Burns, Mrs. E. H.
Sprague and Mrs. T. F. Kennedy.
A pretty contrast was made by several America Beauty rose colored
costumes. Mrs. Fred Hamilton was becomingly gowned la the rose shades
of embroidered chiffon with short Russian blouse effect of draped rose
velvet The gown was dancing length.
Mrs. Iester Brldahan of Denver, guest of Mrs. S. T. Bwobe, wore
American Beauty chiffon sleeveless bodice and tunlo over white satis
Mrs. C. Y. Smith wore the rose-colored chiffon nd satin trimmed with
ilack allk lace and flesh-colored tulle.
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Ak-Sar Ben Visitors.
MIrs Rebecca Haven of Cincinnati ar
rived Monday to be th guest of Ml
Halcyon Cotton for (ha coronation ball.
Ml Haven wl'l be one of the out-of-town
main and many affaire are planned for
her during her (tay. . .
Mn. Amanda Mcllenry of Ravcnwood,
Chicago, will he the guent of Mr. and
Mra. C. E. mark for the Ak-Sar-Ben
foeUvltios. Mr. Mcllenry la Mr. Black's
aunt.
To Assist Miss Addams.
Miss Ca-mollta Chaee, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. Clement Ch, has been Baked
to be Mlvair aecretary to Ml Jan
Addnm at Hull llouie and started her
!ut there today.
Ml Chase h been pondlng the sum
mer climbing mountain with a number of
college friend from Bryn Mawr. They
spent mot of the summer at Glacier
- park -and later went to the Canadian
RQcklea, where they walked up Mount
Victoria, near Lake Loulae. l'rocudlng
that they climbed Mount Hood.
The dutle of Mies Chai a private
secretary will bring her In cloee touch
with the settlement work In Chicago. Bhe
will meet the visitor and ealt Ml
Addams la every way.
Mm Chat was sponsor for the munic
ipal ChrWtnios tree lat year, which waa
placed In froat of the court house and
' enjoyed by the entire elty. j
Dinners Before the Ball.
There will be several dinners given be
fore the ball on Friday evening. One of
the larger ones will be given by Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Dixon. Mr. and Mr. Herbert
V heeler will entertain a supper party at
the Omaha elut after the ball, and Mr.
Allan Rotilnaon will be tha hoteaa at
dinner at her home preceding the ball.
o. a. ciub.
The G. a. club wa entertained Sun
day afternoon by Ml Loretla Gentleman,
at her home, 114 Vinton street. Thoa
present were: .
M limes
Klianbeth Pofal.
Marguerite Kuvage.
Helen Iawery,
llrk-n O'Kriwn,
Mario O'Hrien,
Huth Gentleman,
Mlaaea
Grace tlentloman,,
Ame Oentlemnn,
F.IUabeth Gentleman
Helen Gentleman,
Loretta Gentleman,
Alllne Gentleman,
Mothers' Circle to Meet
The Bouth Sid circle ot the Child Con
native League of America will meet
Wednesday afternoon at I o'clock at the
Castellar chool.
Birthday 8unrise.
Mr. A. Itablnovita waa hostess Sunday
evening at a birthday surprise In honor
of her mother, Mrs. M. Horn of & Narth
Central boulevard. Mrs.. Horn received
Biany beautiful gifts. The guests ware:
Ml Ml
U Koeenblett, Pearl Kettleman,
Katleman, Jamea
Ixittte Horn, ' of St. Joseph.
Me.ora Mer.
Harry Levin, Samuel Uoaermen.
3. Kettleman,
Mr. and Mra. M. Horn. J
' Mr. and Mr. A. Roblnovlta,
Mr. and Mr. ft. gugerman,
Mr. and Mr. Harry Wolf,
Mr. and Mra M. Prodkey,
Mr. and Mr. I. Peerlmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Mt Rosenblatt,
Mr. and Mr. M. Tuchman,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Tuchman,
Mr. and Mr. Aberman,
Mr. and Mr. A. H. Alprln,
Mr. and Mra . Blumenthat,
Mr. and Mrs. Kettleman,
Mr. and Mr.. Harry Whltebook,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Brodkcy,
Mr. and Mr. Henry Horn.
Delta Delta Delta,
The Delta Delta Delta sorority will
meet with Mrs. R. A. Van Oredel, SKI
'Dewey avenue, Saturday.
To Honor Now Reotor.
Mrs. IJarton Millard will give a recep
tion at her hem Wednesday evening,
October 14. In honor of tha I lev. Father
Holsappla, the new rector of ttl Barna
bas church.
Lag Amijras Card Club. '
Mr. John J. Dlnneen entertained Lea
Amiga Whist elub at her home Saturday
afternoon. Prise were won by Mrs. A.'
P. Paxson, Mra. J. N. Gerhard and Mlas
Mae Raamuasen.
At the Diets Club..
The Diets club will give a aubscrlption
dance at the club heuae Thursday even
Ing, October SO, and a Tama. Varna party
Hallowe'en.
For Miii Sadler.
Mra. O. C. Redlok will entertain at a
bridge lunbheon en Saturday-for Mtae.
Sadler, who ts.vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. C.
K. Diets.
In and Out of the Bee Hire.
Mr. and Mra Roy T. Byrne will leave
Thursday evening for Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Myara ot Dusuqu
will arrive Wednesday to be with JO. W.
Nash until Saturday. '
The claae of 1M4-OH met at Central
High school on Monday afternoon and
organised for ths year. Offloers were
elected. The claas la the largest that has
graduated In mid-term for en me time. The
efftoera are Howard Granden, president;,
Elisabeth Carr, vice president; Sadie
Chrtstenaen, secretary; Jack Austin,
treasurer, and Beaele Robinson, sergeant-
at-arma.
Our trade in Manainfw-ear ii
familj trade, rather buj it for
themselves aad for therlr' boyi,
mothen buy it for their own
dm M well as for their dang-h-tra.
All wear Mnnrlngwear.
Exclusive Agents in Omthi For
: And the) fact that our trade
Is growing right sJong seems to
show that thej all like it
There's a right size for every
body, from little tots to grand
parents. It's beet tmdererear.
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Insurance Company
Says Fire Caused by
Interested Persons
For tha first time In' years Jn district
eourt an Inauranoe company Is defending
Itself against a suit on a fire policy en
the alleged ground that damage by fire
waa caused by persons Interested finan
cially.
In Mra. Emma V. McNeill's suit for 1760
agalnat the State Farmers' Mutual In
auranoe company of South Omaha, tha
defendant association aaaerta that a house
In Bouth Omaha named la a policy waa
Intentionally burned. Charges that ma
terial facta were, ooncealed when the
policy waa secured are also mad.
American Nurses
Reach Stockholm
STOCKH OLM, Oet. . (Via London.)
Twenty-four American nurses and six
doctors, members ot the Red Cross, as
signed to servtee in Russia, arrived here
today on the way to Petrograd. Tha party
Will proceed tomorrow, via Raumo, Fin
land. Tha unit received much attention
tloa In the Swedish press, which gave ex
tended praise to Its perfect ambulance
equipment.
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TEACHER RESIDING IN IOWA .
WISHES TO VOTE IN OMAHA
How to live In Young Men's Christian
Association park, la Iowa, and vote In
Omaha. at the school board election la a
problem which la confronting an. Omaha
woman school teacher. She iq willing an
pay taaea on tS09 worth of personal prop
erty, and haa returned a schedule of
this amount to County Assessor Coun-
man.
The asseor haa offred to acoept the
return and enter tha teacher' name en
the tax lists, thus making her eligible to
vote, If she will move to Omaha.
Two more women have made themselves
voters by getting their names placed on
the tax rolls, making a total of fifty-one
who have taken advantage of the county
assessor's offer " to assist prospective
women voters. , .
A. that , the Only Red Hornet
Are Those that Are Beautiful
The furniture you will find at Beaton & Laier'i is
good furnituro beautiful in design and at a lower price.'
Here you can furnish your home with the very best'
in the land at prices really less than you pay for cheap,
ordinary kinds. ,
BEATON a LAIER CO.
. 415-417 South 16th Street
SOUTH OMAHA MAN KILLED
AT BURLINGTON CROSSING
John Macek, as years of agw,
killed this forenoon when he was struck
by a southbound Burlington train as he
waa eroealng the tracks at Thirty-sixth
and t street. Bouth Omaha. Maeek waa
returning home from Cudahy'a ferrying
a load of meat when ha waa struck. He
suffered a compound fracture of tha right
leg and his head waa aeverely Injured.
The mlahap occurred at o'clock and
Maeek died shortly before noon at the
South Omaha hospital, where he had been
taken by Dr. A. Fricke. He was later
removed to It. J. Larkln'a undertaking
parlor, kfacek . resided at &30 North
Thirty-ninth street. He la eurvlved by a
wife and sevea children. .
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AUDITORIUM OFFICERS '
RE-ELECTED AT MEETING
The dlreotore ot the Auditorium com
pany ware re-elected Monday afternoon at
the annual meeting. There waa net much
Interest In the election. It waa with diffi
culty that the requisite aumber wa
brought out to make an election possible.
KUaer Troeble Weak Back.
Signs of breakdown In health. Idee trie
Blttera gives sure relief end lasting bene
fit from Its use. too and L All drur-
glsts. Advertisement.-
TWO WEEKS' MISSION AT
SACRED HEART CHURCH
Beginning next Sunday, a two-weeks'
mission will be started at Sacred Heart
Catholle church, Twenty-third and Bin
ney streets, by Jesuit sfUstaoery rather
Leary and Andersosu The first week will
be tor women aad the next tor men.
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YTesaen'1 Vaaslog ITeJon Salts In
, ell wool and part wool, white
and oat oral colore. High neck
with long aleeves, Dutch neck
with elbow sleeves and low neck
sleeveless. -AH u ankle length.
Begular and xtra sites. N r A
Prices, ault. IS. $2 and. 1 JU
Bremen's Knnslag Unlen Salts In
fine medium weight and fleecy
lined oottona; :.blgh neck with
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and elbow aleeves; all In ankle
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High neck and ' long sleeves.
Dutoh neck and elbow aleevea,
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For Misses, '
Boys and
. Children
On Sale in New Bnildlng.
v , , -Main Floor.
ToBslnir Unloa Salts far Hisses,
Children and soys In part and
ell wool, high . neck with long
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thUdren and Beye In fleecy
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Toaths Haaiiag; TJatea Ratta
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- White and gray. High neck, long
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' aeat Special at. t L and 1
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For Men
On Sale in Men's Store, -
. Old.Buildinij.
Hen's Hanging Unloa Salts In
heavy weight fleeced cotton, ecru
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34. to 60.. Suit..,
Hen's Menslng Unloa Salts In me
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also In stouts, at. ault. . Jv
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yams In natural shade only.
Sizes 14 to CO, also CO AH
In stouts. At. suit .PeCeUVJ
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Sizes 94 to 0, also r) C A
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11 garment tor outdoor wear during
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when buying fall and winter supplies '. underwear. No better than Munningwemr,
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