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TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: XOVEMHEH 22, 1914.
SOCIETY DAHCEFOR CRECHE
Omaha Folks Will Attend Benefit
Ball at Borne Hotel This Week.
EET7NI01TS ON THANKSGIVING
aae MrnVfri of I.wnl Faanlll
Will Attn Feast at Ilanar,
Othnr ! Jola Festive
Boards A war tram City.
Sponsor for Creche Benefit Danco
rial Calendar.
MONDAY Mm. N. P. Dndae and Mi
Caroline lXnl(t, dancing- party at th
C J rand hotel. Council Uluffn, for Mt"fS
Marlon Macrae, Marie Stewart ari'i Mia
Ethel Waddfll. Tarter Iak PwlmmlnB
and Bowling- Hub at Metropolitan hall.
TL'K.SDAT Ixhutante RrMite club. Kt-a-VIrp
club, dancing party. Chamber'
academy. Renefit mulcale lor new
Klrat ITeahyterlan rhurrh, Mr. N. H.
Ionmi. hoalea. ltet Dances" club,
dancing forty. Turpln's academy.
Magee-Thomss wedding. I'nlversal Cir
cle entertainment. Tueaday Bridge
cluh. Mra. V. H. McCormlck. holea.
Columbian Circle intertaininent. Mr.
Turpln entertains at Thankaalvlng done
tng party. NeeUlacraft fjulld of Vralrle
l'ark at Prairie, t'nrk club houM. Mian
raphne Peters, lnnclieon for Miaa Pt.lla
Tbummel end Mia Kleanof Mackay.
WKINBfAY Altar tjulld at Trinity
Cathedral, fiiibecrlptlon cluh. dancing
party. Turpin'a academy. Wednesday
Bridge club. Alma Olu. k and Ephram
Zlmbaltft. Joint recital at Brandela. Mr.
C. O. Roberta, hoateaa. for 8. W. U C
club. Fowler-Wallace Wedding at tha
home of Mra. Nancy J. Moore. Nichols
Chamber wedding at home of Mr. aud
Mr. Allan Chamber. Mra. Charle
Offutt and Mrs. Mabel Ogden, dinner
party at Omaha club.
THI'IUSIJAY Coronada club. dancing
party at Chambera' academy. Johnson
Nurnell wedding.
FRIDAY l'an club, dancing party, Roma
hotel, "flxty-lx' club, danclna; party
at Chamber' academy. Mr. Frank
Crawford entertalne Vaaaar club for
Mlaa Melon Kpler. Pariah Aid aoclety
me eta at Hattles' Memorial Pariah
houne.
SATURDAY Creche benefit dancing
party at the Rome hotel. Saturday
Mirht Danclna; club, party at Chambera"
academy. Asaembly Dance club, party
at Turpln's academy. "Las Amlgas"
club, with Mra. D. J. Crane. Hronek-
. Creadon wedding.
Society' Interest I centered thl week
In tha Creche benefit dancing party,
which will he given Saturday evening at
the Rome ' hotel.
"With ring on their finger and bell
on their toes" all will dance away the
hour and empty Omaha pocket to fill
tha bag of sweet charity. This will be
. one of the large social function of the
season and promise to be a gay and
charming affair.
The Creche Itself i one of the old-time
Institution of Omaha and has always
filled a great need. Jut now the- fund
nra Tow and this charity ball Is to be
the method of replenishing the treasury.
Tickets for this affair may be had from
any of the following members of the
Creche board:
Mesdame
Thomas Kllpatrick,
Warren lingera,
James C. Dahlmaa,
J K. Hummers.
Kernard Capea,
Mesdame
T. U Kimball.
Arthur C. timlth,
Arthur Rogers,
Louis Nanh.
loulS Clarke.
Miss Arabella Kimball.
The committee on arrangement
In
clude:
Mesdame
F. F. Klrkendall.
B. D. Barkalow,
Clement Chase, .
Harry Burkley,
John A. McHhane.
F. H. Davl.
Joseph Baldrigc,
Ward Btirgeea,
George A. Joalyn,
tl. VV. Mcgeath,
Rome Miller,
Charlca tiffutt,
C. N. Diets, .. .
K. W. Nah,
C. COeorge,
W. Jt Koye.
L, K. Crofoot.
Tha ushers will
Mer.-
Hurry Tukey,
,-wl Clarke,
-Ware Hall,
Robert Hnrna,
Olarka Powell.
Cuthbert Potter,
Iawrance Brtnker,
3. T. Ktewart,
Starry Koch,
Charfea Met,
Harry Doorly,
Lake Deuel.
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Many affair are being planned In their
honor during the holiday season.
NEWCOMER ANNOUNCES HEB
ENGAGEMENT.
MRS. THOMAS U KIMBAIJ
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT TO AN
OUT-OF-TOWN MAN.
POPULAB MUSICIAN WHO WEDS
RAILROAD MAN.
Mesdame
R. F. Kloke,
Arthur Keellne,
C. T. Btewait
of Council Bluff. '
John Mehlhop
of Council Bluffs,-
R. W. DUon,
U. W. Holdrega,
IE. Cnngdon,
T. M. Orr.
3. 3. Brown. '
Frank Hamilton.
R. J. Dlnnlnev
; Frank Coipetcer, .
O. C.Redlck,
, Be Qallagher; .
be:
Messrs.
Klmer Redlck,
Gould Diets.
Joaeph Barker.
Barton Millard.
Arthur H. liugers, .
1 C. Naah,
Ben OallaKher.
Fred DauKkerty,
John Caldwell,
Burton Millard.
John Redlck,
Lawta Clark.
ThanksgYing1 Plant.
Thanksgiving day will witness tha re
union of many families and friend. A
number of tha school set from the Uni
versity of Nebraska will spend Thanks
giving day in Omaha and la several In
atanoe the parents have rone on to tha
collage which their child ran attend la
order to spend thl day with them.
Mr. M. c. Peters left Wednesday to
spend tha Thanksgiving season with her
sons, Clarenoa and Douglas, who are at
school, tha former at Andover and tha
latter at the Macksnsi school at Mon
roe, N. Y. Tbey attended tha Tale-Harvard
gam Saturday In New Haven and
lll pend Thanksgiving In New Tort,
Mias Iran MoOulr and Miss Katherlna
eanaers, who are attending school at
the Martha Washington seminary In
AVaahingtoa, will attend tha Army and
Navy foot ball gam In Philadelphia
i nanksgiving day.
kit. an.! Mra. Hod Clark and Mrs.
''Ha Squire went to Kxcelsior Spring
Monday, but will return In tlma for
Thanksgiving.
Mia Helen Epler of the French depart
ment of Rockford college, will be the
guest of Mr. and Mra. Frank Crawford
over Thankaglvtng. Mr. Crawford will
entertain the Vassar club In her honor
i-rxlay afternoon.
Mr. and Mr, leo Rosenthal and ohlld'
ran win d tha gueets of Mr. and Mrs.
'. tstnger Thanksgiving day.
lira. Charles Thompson and aj- Agnes
tvennard wiu be the guests of the F. B.
Kemtards over Thanksgiving.
Dodge Dance for Brides.
One of the Ixrge affairs of the week
the Cancing party to ba fives Monday
evenuig at the Grand hotel n Council
Bluffs by Mrs. N. P. Dodge and Mlaa
Caroline lodge, la honor of Miaa Marie
Etewart and Ml Marion Macrae, two
of the season' debutantes and for Mia
Ltliel Waddell of Kanaaa City, who
viaitUig at the bom of the Everett In
Council Bluffs. Maay Omaha people are
planning to attend. , "y .
For Benefit of Churches. ,'
This is tha season for church benefit
a ttd beaaars. Tuesday afternoon a musical
and tea will ba given at tha home of Mr.
N. II. Loom la for tha benefit of the
building fund of the First Presbyterian
church. Mias Maud Gray, a recent grad
uata from the Boston Conservatory and
a newcomer to Omaha, will give tha pro
gram, assisted by Mias Gertrude Alktq
as ti vocal soloist Mrs. C. M. Wilbelm.
chairman of the general committee, ha
charge of the affair.
Lit tie BL fcaviour's church and Its
Bf-aiou pastor, Father &bboud. with his
parUh of byriacs, will be the beaefluiariea
of a baxaar to b held December a. 4 and
i. at the club house of the K sights of
Columbus on Dodge street. For almost
tmty yrars Father Abboud has worked
lu Oiuuba and It tm been s struggle to
keep hi little pariah together because vt
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The marriage of Mls Kdlth Thomas to
Mr. Wayland Mairee will take place
Tuesday evening st the home of the
bride's parent. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Thomas. It 1 to be a small wedding,
with no sttendsnts and few gueats out
BHe of the Immediate familir of the
bride and groom. The Rev. T. J. Mackay
of All Halnts will offlrlnte. Mr. Majrre'
t fsther. Mr. Henry W. Magce. nnd hla
sister, Mlaa Inline Magne, will come over
from Chicago for the wedding, and an
other sinter. Miss Helen Mugoe, Is al-
i ready here, a guest at the home of Dr.
! and Mrs. J. P. Lord.
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Alplrn announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ooldie
H. Alplrn, and Mr. David P. Feder of Ft
PsuL Minn. No date haa been set for
the wedding. Mls Alplrn graduated with
i the Omaha High school claas of 1013 and
we a popular member of the Triangle
club. Phe vlalted In 8t. Paul a number
of times and spent last summer there.
In honor of their daughter and Mr.
Feder, who arrives Sunday morning to
be their Kuest, Mr. iml Mrs. Alirn will
receive Munday afternoon and evening.
November 2, at their home.
Mr. and Mra. C. J. Ernst announce the
engagement of their daughter, Flora
Orace. to Prof. Merrltt Flnley Miller ot
the University of Missouri. The wedding
will take place some time during the win
ter. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Bpiesberger an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Hortenee, and Mr. Samuel Rablnovich of
Chicago. The welding will be celebrated
this winter.
Will Winter in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Ellick left Thurs
day for California, where they will spend
the winter for the benefit of Mr. Elllck's
health.
Mr. and Mr. E. M. Morsman and Miss
Harper expect to leave about the first of
December to spend tha winter In Cali
fornia as usual.
Mrs. John T. Stewart of Council Bluff
and her daughter, Mra. Wildman, leave
neat Saturday for Pacific Grove, CaX,
where they have engaged a house for th
winter.
Mr. J. F. Carpenter and Miss Marion
Carpenter left Saturday for ' southern
California, where they will spend tha
winter month.
With the Visitors.
Mr. M. E. Smith 1 visiting her sons,
Mr. Floyd M. Smith and Mr. Arthur C.
Smith.
Miss Alice SwlUler Is entertaining Miss
Mllllman ot Logan, la., this week.
Mr. Samuel Rablnovich of Chicago Is
the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Spies
berger. Mr. David Feder of St. Paui arrived
this morning to be the guest of Mr. and
Mr. A. B. Alplrn.
Colonel George Robinson, Miss Lucile
Sohaubstadter and Miss Florence Robin-
The Last Three Days!
Newer, Greater, More Astounding
Reductions Then the End of Our
Final Removal Sale
We move Thursday; THAT'S BCttled! We will be In
palatial new quarters in the new United State National
Hank Building by Friday; THAT'S ALSO S KIT LED! In the
nicantiiiMt we are going through this stork and are clipping
off alimwt ALL the price on "odd" lines and lines of which
we have little remaining. And the previously advertised dis
counts of 10 to 25 Mill bold good on moat everything
excepting Hamilton and Howard watchea and a few linew
upon which selling price la contracted.
A fiw telling BpscimensThis stock include
hundreds more aci one just a much of a
bargain V
jpot
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Such one is catering
for your patronage.
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MIS 3 OOLDIB ALPIRN.
their poverty and the difficulty of finding
means to support a church. .
A Dodge Broa. automobll and a Vlo-
trola are among tha attractive gtfta to he
given away.
Assisting Father Abboud will be:
Mesdames- M reclames
W. l. Hoaford, W. J. Foye.
Ben Gallagher. A. B. McConnell.
Mlra Mlsaea
Mary Furay, Mary McShane.
aiany women s oraniaauuns oi ins
ferent churches will take part in th
Christmas fair, which will ba held in
th rotunda of The Bee building, Decem
ber T to IS.
At the Brandeis Theater.
The Thanksgiving attraction at tha
Brandel theater will be Mr. Raymond
Hitchcock In tha "Beauty Shop." Reer
vation have already been mad by:
Mr. and Mr. Ward Purge.
Mr. and Mr. A. V. Klneler.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark.
Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. R. U Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. Foye.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. 1. Montgomery.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Jurtaon.
Mr, and Mra. Robert Kloke.
Mr. and Mra. M. U. Coipetcer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C. Johnson.
Mr. and Mra Maurer.
Mr. and Mra. M. T. Barlow.
M. and Mra. i. F. Diets.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker.
Mr. and Mra. A. L. Code.
Mr. and Mra. Pinto.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Richie.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Buchola,
Mr. and Mis. Krtntmald.
Mr. and Mrr. F. U liallor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. l:Hlrirtdge.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wharton.
Mr. and Mr. Fred Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tukey.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Hoaford.
Jf&R Florence. BasIerP&Irner
day afternoon at th horn of tha bride'
parent. Mr. and Mr. Allan H. Cham
ber, In th Majeatio apartments.
Th ceremony will be performed by
Rev. T. 3. Mackay of All Saints'- church.
Th young couple will resld In Dallas,
Tex. Mis Chambera has lived In Omaha
en year, having com her from Texas
with her parent. Mr. Chamber I gen
eral agent for th National Life Insur
ance company her.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burneil Issued
cards lhl week for th wedding of their
daughter, Mitllda Edna, to Mr. Clarence
W. Johnson, which will take place Thurs
day aftornoon at i o'clock at St. An
drew's church. Forty-first end Charle
street.
On of th Interesting social event of
th holiday season will ba th wadding
of Mlaa Marlon Macrae, daughter ot Dr.
and Mra Donald Macra of Council
Bluff, and Mr. Clifford Wolf, son of
Mr. J. M. Baldrlge, which will take
place Tuesday evening, January t, at St,
Paul's church In Council Bluffs. Th
ceremony will be followed by a reception
at tha horn ot Dr. and Mr. Maora.
CLEARING SALE OF
Natural W avy Switches
Second Floor and Pompcian Itoom.
We havo just received another lot of beautiful, lus--trous,
natural, wavy hair switches. Made very full and
fluffy, in the popular three-strnnd style. All colors. The
prices are cut still deeper for the Clearing Sale Monday.
24-Inch, 2i Oz. Switches, $2.50
26-Inch, 2i Oz. $8 Value, $5.00
28-Inch, 3 Oz. $12 Value, $8.00
We specialize in Hair Dressing and Children's Uair
Cutting. Also manicuring by experts. Hair Dressing
Parlors, Second Floor.
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r'Sr""" wi iiiikii mi nj annn.ai .aw,.. J mii.n.pm hi
Vegetable Disb. -double
vc get abler,
at
Clocks Ganuine Dresden,
worth $40, now at gZO
Walter Quadruple plated 916
kind, to go at 810
ft
Sheffield
$14 kind,
S10
Knives and Forks Set of 6
each, best plate, worth $12,
at SQ
Ktnoker'a Htand $C50 kind
la copper, at 84.50
Waiter Mahogany and brass,
$10 kind, at $5
Hall Clock Solid Mahogany,
Westminster Chimes, worth
$190, now at S140
Kterling Silver Match Safes
Worth to $3, at 05
Sterling Silver Vanity Novel
ties Worth $2, at ....30
Sterling Silver Desk Noveltlea
Worth $2.60, at ....35
Sterling Silver Cigarette Case
Worth $8, now 35
Sterling Hllrer Belt Ptna and
buckles, worth to $5, at ..Si
ster ling Silver Novelty
Rrooches Worth $1.50, 15
Sterling Silver Military Brushes
Worth to $9, now $4
Cut Glaaa Powder Jars Ster
ling covers, worth $5 81.95
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes
Worth $5, now .$3
Sterling Silver Toilet Mirrors
, Worth to $14, now ....$5
Sterling Silver Toilet Sets 8
piece, $33 set, at $17
Smoking Sets Hammered
copper, worth $20, at ....$5
Smoking Sets Brass, worth
$5, now at 81
Smoking Sets Copper and sil
ver, worth $6, at $2
Tw Set Quadruple plated. 4
plece set, worth $20, a.t 810
Fern Dish Quadruple plated,
worth $6, at 84.50
25c to 50c for Sterling
Silver Novelties Worth $1 to $2
We've gathered all of our "odd" sterling silver Items
Into one lot; any piece In the lot would make an ideal Clirlst
m&s gift; there are included items suitable for lady or gen
tleman; each piece guaranteed; but they're "odd" lines and
we do not care to MOVE them to our newer store.
Final Watch Reductions:
819 fp gentlemen's 21 Jew
eled" thla model watches.
Cases gold filled and guaran
teed 20 years. ' Movement ad
justed and the watch easily
worth $25.
813 buys the same watch de
scribed above, but In 17 Jewel
style. Watch sells regularly
at $15.
20 OFF on every bracelet
watch la the house. The line
of bracelet watches shown
here, by the way, is easily the
peer of any In the west
Reductions on every watch
In the house excepting only
Hamilton and Howards. Buy
during the last three days of
this "Final Removal Sale."
Go
C. B. Browii
Jewelry, Diamonds, Etc.
Now at 403 S. 16th St., in City National Bank
Bldg., bat in the New United States National
Bank Building after Wednesday.
aiVqtqt I 9 Vaars talllttt Jwalry In Omshs
M.aara.
Frank B. Pollard,
Iteverldita,
Keith Perkins.
K. H. Burkett, '
It. Crew.
L. Moniker.
Jl. U, War ran.
Ueaars.'
Ferxuson.
U Brtrikor.
Conrad Young,
Ia V. Hyan.
C. C. Cook.
A. M. Corrlgan
Vr. A. I. I'unn.
Mrs. J. N. Ualdwin.
Miea ward.
Wedding Plant.
Th wedding of Miss Emma Louis
Chambera and Mr. William Nichols of
Darby, Tex., will ba celebrated Wedaes-
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Exclusive
Gift Shop
Just received a
ahlpment of OIUEXTAL PIECES
for ' Christmas gifts. KgypUaa
beads aud scarab. Van Hrlggl
potteries. HOPE CHESTS.
ALLA SHOP
1312-131 4 W. O. W. Bid:.
Surprise the Folks on Xmas
A portrait of you and the children almost invariably
furbishes a big surprise to father, mother, brothers
and sisters back home. ,
There's no better time for that surprise to come than
on Christmas morning, when all are at hand t look
with wonder on the changes time has worked, espe
cially on the youngsters.
Pose at once for a portrait of yourself .with
your little ones and use the pictures liber
ally as Christmas gifts.
Besides your Immediate family, you have
a score of acquaintances to remember with .
something inexpensive, yet full of person- v
ality. Nothing answers quite so well as
artlrtlc portraits. .
BUT artistic poses require time and pati
ence, both from yoi and from the pho'o
rapher. Rushed work is never up to standard.
So do not wait until the last moment, but
Telephone at Once To Any of These Good
Photographers and Arrange an Early Sitting
I Cl Ox
Cturles H. Cady. 2531 icret Aft, Wis. 3791
Hep Studio, Cor. 1Etk to. Rourd, Doslss 431
Lislero Stadli, 1517 Firsis Stnsl, Coaglit 3333
Reibnr.dl Studio, 1322 Firun St., Douglit 3548
F. A. Blfltbirt, WW is. Firsn St., Douslis 1732
Bsdstroi Studio, 1111 Ftraia Street, Dougtit 5622
Ssndsert & Eltaer, 137 So. 16tfc SL, Douglas 2387
J. W. Skeitund, 24tl nd Cuming Sts., Doug. 1375
Good Glove Gleaning
Our method of finishing
Gloves like new has earned tot
us many new customers.
If you are particular about
your Gloves you'll be particu
lar about your clothes and
that is the kind of customers
we want.
Most of Omaha's well dress
ed women have their cleaning
done here It e don't do your
work, you are not getting the
Best that's all.
NOTE THESE PRICES.
Short White 1 Oc per pair
Elbow, White 15c per pail
Long, white 25c per pair
Short, Colored .. .tOc per pair
Long, Colored ... 2 5c per pair
New Clasps 5cea:h
New finger or thumb . 2Eo eah
ThePantorium
KJood Cleaners and Dyers.'
1S13-17 Jones Street. ,
Phone Dong. 003. '
GUY IJGGETT, President.
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Butt ana vatvstr. Money back if act en
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1ms. Adaaraa an til washed l Prevents
sanbura sad return of diaooloratloaa.
A snilUoa deli(hted uaera Ita value,
Ttntai Fteah, Pink. Branett. White,
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THANKSGIVING
DINNERS
AT. $1.50
Per Plate
Beginning at
12 O'clock, Noon
and at
6 O'clock Evening
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Careful attention given to be
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