nil OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 6. 1014.
l)Kh TANTks Tfl HIKE WHYS two of the bebutajtixs or
.V W IM11 m MKT ft W HA ill LU W V 11 M I
Hiss Metx and Mist Bacon Will Be
Introduced TKIi Week.
MAKE FLAK3 FOB. H0HDAY8
Sir ketol get A rra fi(t I Have Jras
Tlaa Hrrc HHn tke Tale
tide fMa wild Maar
rial Faartloas.
Hal ("alraa'ar.
TONDAT-Orl-1nal lun1ar Brldg club.
Hm W. A. itedirk. hostwm. Vasta
chapter, Ordr of tha Kastrrn Mar,
dam-ins rarty at Chamber. Cart"!
Iala Plmn;ln and Howling rlub.
Metropolitan hull.
Tl'EfnAY lhutanta RrMpt rlub. "Lat
wrt Danni" riaii, party at Turpln a. Ie
bomh Franklin Kensington. Fortnightly
Musical chin, Mr. T. J. Mshoney, liost
raa. ' Rummy" club. Mra. W. A. Bmlth,
hoateaa. "8ana Kourl" rluh, Jacobs hall.
Cartl anil Coronarto club ttancins; party.
Chamor-ra. Tuoadny Bridge rluh, Mrs.
Ixmls Clark, hostess. Mrs. Henry W,
Yiim, luncheon for Mlas Harriet Smith.
WBDNMIAV-Mlu iMUiM I'lnnlna,
hoi-teaa for Wednesday Mrldire rlub.
Hiirwcrlplton rlub dancing party at Tur
pln a. Mr. Kred Xll. debutant tea
for daughter. Mia Harriet, followed by
dinner at Omaha rlub. Trinity Cathe
dral Altar Oulld. Mies Minna Meyer,
aonc recital at Toung Women's Chrls
tian Association auditorium.
THIRRIMY-nn Carlo grand opera at
Auditorium. Mra. frank Haron. debut
tea for daughter. Mim France, fol
lowed by dancing party at Turpln'a
Crelghton Medical collrg dancing
party, Chamber.
KRITAT 'Hlxty-alx" rlub. dancing
party, Chambera. Pariah Aid aoriety.
Wattlee" Memorial house. Pundea
Dancing rlub. Mra. Charlea McDonald
and Mra. K. B. Clark, reception at home
of Mra. MqDonald for Mlsa Auguitta
MacOlafann. Vaasar club, Ml la Hilda
Hammer, hostess. Mra. Oeoraa Palmer,
luncheon for Mlaa Harriet Pmlth.
flATliKDAYAsaembly rlub danclng
party, Turpln a. Dinner-Dam-e club n-
tertelm at 'ountry club. Mr. and Mra.
K. W. Ounther, bridge dinner.
Debutantes will orcupy society's social
program thta corning wsk.
mra. r ra Met win give tea at her
hem Wednesday afternoon, from I until
o'clock, at which aha will introduc her
daughter. Miss Harriet,
Mlaa Mela attended achol at Brownall
Han, and has pent ths lat two ytars
at Mount Vernon seminary, Mrs. Bomars'
nhool In Washington. Miss Mets was a
most devoted worker for tha Child flav
in InsUtut benefit last weak and took
en of tha leading part In "Tha Collet
Hero" east. .
Tha tea on Wednesday afternoon will
be followed by a dinner at tha Omaha
club, when covers will ba placed for th
debutantes and their men friends.
Tha second debutanta to be Introduced
this week Is Miss I.uclls liocon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bacon, who will
receive with her mother Thursday after
noon, i
Mrs. Itscon will recelvs her guests at
three different hours durlnr tha after
noon. The reception will b followed by
a dancing party for the younger act at
Tutpin's academy tha same evening.
Mlas Bacon was In charge of tha candy
booth at the recent production of, The
College Hero'' at tha Brandeis theater.
,
Christina with. School Set
The school set are now making plans
for their Christmas holidays.
Bom will remain east with friends, but
there are always a great number, who
come Any distance to spend this season
with their parents and friends. In tha
spirit that Christmas will not be Christ
mas unles spent at horns.
Mlas Helen Ingwuwrn will arrive home
December IT from Chicago, where she is
attcndliijr Mrs. Iorlng's school. Mlas
lntfwvrsen will have as her guest during
tha holidays Miss Katherlna Haitian of
Fondulac, Wis. Later Miss McMalllan
will visit Mlas Marian Macrae of Council
Tiluffs.
Mr. John Knox. M. is expected In
Omaha, December . snd will divide his
holiday vacation with tits mother, Mra
II. M. Knox, and Mr. and Mrs. Prank
Crawford, at their rsaldonce In the West
Karnam apartment
Miss Katherlna Davenport ho Is
tudylng muslo lit the. Syracuse con.
stTvatory, will be home for the holidays,
arriving on December ,
Mlsa Florence NevlUe, who attends the
Ogonts school, outside of Philadelphia,
will return Saturday, December 19, to be
lth her parents during the holidays.
Mrs. diaries Mets and Miss Oertrude
Mets have been In New York City all
fall, wher Miss Oertrude Is studying
inutile. Mr. Mats joined them several
weeks ago and all will return home for
Christmas.
Mlsa Katherlna Baum, who Is attend
ing Mrs. Bpencc's school, near New Tork
City, will be tha guest of the Mtaees
ICrria and Elisabeth lleed during these
holidays.
Mliscs Marjori MoCord, Virginia, ON
futt and Esther WUheirn are pupUs of
Miss Bpeace's school, who will return
t-orns for th Christmas vacation.
To Honor Visitors. ; ;
Mrs. J. J. Brown aa hostes at a
luncheon today at her home In honor of
Mrs. MoCllntock, who la spending th
vmiar wim i.er (laughter. Mrs. M. T.
Harlow. Covers wr reared for;
Madame-. Medams-
,.n,",?', . C- W. t.ynian,
John C Cowin, y k )vi.
JJ-nry W Yaiea, JfVrriian Kounts.
ltolrt IVrrn.sier. W. V. MutH
jarora McKfci.n. M. T. Barluw
J, -w-Mark Kurts v
John U. H rh.ter. of Nampa, Idaho.
Casper E. Yoat,
Mra. John O. Bourka. formerly of
Omaha, will arrive from Washington. D.
C, Tuesday morning, to be th guest of
Sire. Thomas Xlipatrick. Mrs. Bourke'a
many friends will weloom her return.
Mrs. J. J. Brown was hoaUaa at a
luncheon Haturdav at Imp hnm. in
ct Mra. XicClintock, who Is ftpendlng th
winit-r with her daughter, Mrs. M. T.
IWilun. Covers wer ilaoed for:
Me,1-ni Meadamea
Mii.'l'ntock. C W. l.yman.
Jolin C Covin. K. II. Lavl,
li.-nry W. Yatra. Herman Kounts.
Ktrt iK-inpater, W. V. Morse,
, Jan" MctvMiita, M. T. Iiarlow,
J v. Gui'tifU. Mark Kurts of
J""" I- -bair, ' Wamt. Idaho,
l M,-r K. Yet,
Aiis. Charles Q. McDonald and har
niotlicr, Mra. Everett B. Clark, win give
a rex-fcptton Friday afternoon from t until
o'clock at tha bom of Mra McDonald,
in honor of Miss Auguata MacQlafaoa
of I.eucon, N. y. who Is a guast at tha
Milxinaid horn.
Jnagcinentg Announced.
Mr. aj.d Mra. Charles Richards an
t.ouno th erieagainent of Mrs. lUchard's
ilr, UIh Virginia Reynolds, to Mr.
Hl'h E. Cutuiingharn, aoa of Mr. and
JJr. l.y iumji Itoeclwr Cunningtiam. af
tilrnwood, la. Tha wedding wul b oale-
fcratud Weduaeiay, Dcniu-r IS, at th
r-iien of Mr. and Mra. RuharJa, lta
)'rk avtxiuu,
Welling Aiinonnctaifuti.
Mru. A. U. Kcnslmw annouacts th
inaiTiaga of 1 -r daughter. I-lna, and Mr.
J. tm iire lan. '-eUich was crlebrated
H lV!t:iid, u.-., cUober 17. Mr. WeUii
HunUr. SCO Chaile street. Monday at 1
'clock.
Mr. and. Mra. H W. Ounther will n-tc-rtain
at dinner Saturday evening of
this week.
Army Newt.
Th FotiHh Infantry will not return
to Fort Crook, although It arrived with
General Funeton'e troops from Vera
Cyua Inst week. This regiment Is now at
Texaa City and expects to b quartered
thera all winter.
Captain William Neahltt is expected to
arrive st Fort Crook next week front
r:lv.,n nn a month's leave. Curtain
Coleman Is also expected about the some
me.
Dr. and Mrs. John Trlnder and llttl
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la the son of Mr. and Mrs. I A. Welsh
of this city and popularly known as
'Jack.
Cards hav been received In Pmaha for
the wedi'lntr of Miss Mllfred Mcllary
Hmlih. daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. George
Herbert Hinilh of WltmlnKton, N. C, and
Mr. Walter Lyford Qrlfflth of Omaha.
The wedding will take plsce Wednesday
afternoon, December' 23, at 6:30 o'clock at
ft. James' church An Wilmington.
High Five Club.
Th BocuU Kalghhora High Five club
wa reorganised Friday afternoon at tha
home of Mrs. Thaodor Nolson. Prise
war awarded to Mra. J. V. liensman and
Mr. William Barber.- Tha next meeting
will bo Decern bar 17 at th home of Mra
Fhllllp B. Turner. Thosa present were:
Mead am
William Harbor,
namuei cusica,
J. J. Hens,
August ('line,
J. V. Henamsn,
Charloa l-ar,
T. II. Marti,
lei iNeison,
Mnadamea
JoMtph Nevottl,
John Paneler,
V. I J'llaaterer,
Jamn A. NocknelL
T. F. Htroud,
J. V. Tehmlttroth, '
D. 11, Turney, .
P. B. Turner.
I
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Way MuCague,
Mala Hulaud.
At ExceUior Sprinj.
Mr, .James JL . Paxtoni and. tMr. John
Cavers are sending, the week at RxcaN
stor Springs. '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Smith are at
Excelsior springs for a two weeks' stay.
Mr. C. F. McOrenr, who went to Ex-
colslor Springs last Saturday, returned
Tuesday.
.
Sarprie Party.
A surptiae party was given Friday
evening la honor of Mr. Frank A. Welch,
at his home. Thoae present were: Vi
Mr. and Mrs. O. A, Meyers of Chicago.
li. and Mrs, F. 8. Mr-ilenger.
Mi Mlasra
Ptelia olurphy. Buae Welch.
Mudrrd IVlKne, lvathrrln llolland.
do Ida Murohy,
IJee fheiiwk, 1
Julia I'lanck.
MMiri.- Aiussrs:
l'klwrd CostollO, Q. A. handere.
H. Miller, I M. Caldwell,
iLayinoud Traynor, A. M. Ormstty,
John J. Harnea, William itulall,
James Molady. A. M. Arnold,
J. E. Card Club.
Th J. EL club met at tha home of Miss
Katharine Lng, Friday evening. Prices
were won by Misses liasel Maxwell and
Mabel Wynasa., Thoaa present were:
Mlssee Mies
Mary W'yneas, Mary McDonough,
May lie O Connor, lail Jlaxwell,
Junv Whelan, Mabol Wyntaa,
Ciena UrannajQ, kathrin lang,
Uancing' Claii Organized.
A ront dancing class to be organised
whlnh uts Friday evening at tha home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Page, la com
posed of:
Mr. and Mra. Joseph Baldrlge,
Mr. snd Mrs. J. W. Towle,
Mra, Charlea Off utt, '
Mrs. M&'trl Ogden, ,
Mr. t-icln Wakeley,
Mr. Frank Burhley. ,
Entertain at Dinnert.
Mr. and Mra. John U Webster enter
tained at dinner at their homa Friday
evening. Covers were placed for:
Mr. anl Mra. Joseph Haldrlge.
Mr. and Mra. W. It. UiKmu,
Mr. and Mra. V:. XI. Martin.
Mr. and Mra. O. C. Kvuirk.
Mr. and Mra. Qeorg Prina.
Mr. and Mra. Johu L W abater.
Mra Oeorg Voa. I
Mr. Ikmjunlit K. Bmlth.
Mr. and Mra John U Webster ntr
talnad at dinner Wadneeday eveulng In
honor of Sonator and Mra. Ollbart M.
Hltchojck. Th guests wera:
fenator and Mra. Gilbert M. Hitchoock.
Mr. and Mr. Henry W. Yatesv
Mr. and Mra. John C Cowin.
Mr. and Mra K P. Peck.
Mra lineman Kounts.
Judg 1 ag Murria.
Aiiembly Club Entertain.
Tha aaeembly club will give a 4ac!ng
party this evening at Turpln'a academy.
Future Affairs.
The Cacti cfub will entertain at a danc
ing party Tuoaday nln( at Chamber
academy.
Vesta chapter, ' Order of tha Eastern
Star, will gtva tha second of a aerte of
dancing partlaa Monday vaing at Cham
bers' academy. Tha commute In eharg
of arrugemasUa la eoinpoaed of:
Dr. and Mrs, A. W. lrYtassLnunona.
Mrs. Jairiea B. Boon.
Miss r.tiiJetti Davta.
Mr. Charlea W. YuHng.
Mr. VVUUiua Kvot
Th W. A. Fraier grov will gtv its
annual maaquarad ball at th Mtrupoll
tan hall Monday evening. Twelve prise
will be given.
Tha Cbanoal CuUd of All Saints' thurch
all! znel for luncheon with Mrs C. K.
IIER EKQAGEMENT TO WED IS
' JUST ANKOITNCED.
IDJJ VIRGINIA ElYNOLDJ
daughter, A tin Page 'Trlnder. left Omaha
Sunday and will soil Saturday on tha
transport Logan from San Francisco for
the Philippines, where Dr. Trlnder Is
ordered for duty. Dr. and Mrs. Trlnder
have boon guests at the horn of Mr. and
Mra Page for tha last two month a They
plan to spend Christmas n Guam' and
expect to reach Manila' for tha New Tear,
Pleasures Past .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brandt enter
tained at a birthday party Thursday
evening In honor of Representative-elect
Uichard Hunter. Progreaalve high flva
was played, prtxes being won by Mra. J.
J. Waugh and Mrs. J. J. McMahon.
Mr. Richard Hunter and Mr. O. U Ureen
fifld. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ifuntr,
lr. and Mrs. Clark Hcott. -
lr. and Mra O. W. Wlnteraon.
Mr. and Mra. J. J. Mc.Mirhon,
Mr. and Mra. Hoy Cainotx-ll,
Mr. and Mra. Harry Brandt,
Miaa Planch Pp ring or,
Mrs, J. J. Watch,
Wra fy Kauff?nan,
Mr. O. ?,. flreanfleld.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rothari. 4101 La
fayette avenue, entertained a number of
alumna from their collage and' other
friends at their home, Friday evwntng.
Th vntng waa apent In . cards. "TwO"
being the game played. There warn algtt
tables of players. t
Mlas Evelyn Newbranch entertained a
number of friend Friday at her bom.
Th evening was spent la gamaa and
dancing. Those present were:
Misses
Katherln Raadlnger
Kinlly Htridreae,
Kailivrln New
branch, Flennor Newbranch
t,vlyn Newbranch.
Meaara
Raymond Btryker,
Geral.W strykar,
Tavld fillnon. '
Hayward Laavltt.
Mia
Phyllia Prown.
Pauline llichey,
Pauline Hanlpke,
Marlon Fialiar,
Matiorle i-mlth,
Anaela Heiskey.
Duri KuimUbtr,
Mexara
Phlillo Wellman.
Irw 8 u I ton,
1 'or. aid Itrad.
Dudley Mlllolte.
Th Friday Night club waa entertained
Friday evening at fhe bom of Mr. and)
Mra Roohsford. Those present ware:
Messrw and Mesdames
F. rVhnell,
A. It. 1'ramer,
C. C. Jrnnctj,
J. H. Howlev,
J. B. Whlttlgg,
O M. Joi.es,
C if. Meyer.
Miller.
Mahea, '
Kxbert Krr.ll.
KdgaJ Lunott,
'lmiiea Crawford.
I. Iiana'elner.
w. H chrtatensen. Ad"iuh Klurwall.
Teal. A. U. Rocboford,
B.4 ert Wlgton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl W. Oather gav a
bridge party Saturday ewenlraK. Thera
wer four tables of pi
Sorority House Party.
Miss Iorta Johnson and Mlsa Locll
Thomas ar apending th woaand at a
Delta Delta Dtlta houas party In TUncoln.
They attonded a large dancing party Fri
day evening and will be guvsta' at th
sorority affair this evening.
T r:-. M,..;,.ol. t
Mis Minna K. Meyer, soprano, who re
cently spent three years studying In Ger
many and appeared in grand opera it
be for her return home, will give a song
recital Wednesday evening at th Young
Women's Chrta-tlaa association auditorium.
Miss Meyer will b accompanied by Blg-
mund TUtndsberg.
jTensinrton Club Meets.
The Boulevard Park Kensington rlub
met at tha home of Mrs. F. Marhal
Thursday afternoon. A pleasant .after
noon was spent. Thoae present werel
Mesdames Meadamea
C. H. llouldin. C. Kerrhlval,
W. T. Drake, F. Johnson,
J. It. NM klcr, F. McCloud;
1.. Jaaiwraon. F. Msrhal.
F. Oeltes. t,. C. Price.
E. 11. Thorp,
Dinner Dance Club.
The Dinner-Dane club Win give the
second of a. series of dancing parties at
th Country club Saturday evening.
Those having charg of this affair arc:
Mead-imea Mead sane ,
C. T. Kountr. Olenn Wharton,
Mushier Colpetser, W. T. Burns, , -Wsrd
Burgess, Bamuel Durtia,
Jorr-ph Barker, J. T- Stewart, 2nd. '
Debutante Affairs.
Invitation wwra lastied Thursday by
Dr. and Mr. Harold Gtfford and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Burgwrt Hochstetler for a
dancing party to b given Thursday
evening, December U, at the Rome,
hotel In honor of Mlsa Francas Hoch
stetler and Miss Ann Olfford.
Anti-Suffrsge ConTentiou.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton left Saturday eve
ning for Chicago." Mrs.' Hamilton may
go on to New Tork to attend the'ecavpn
tlon of th National Association Opposed
to Woman Buff rage. Mra. Oerrlt Fort
and Mrs. J. W. Crumpacker ar the .Ne
braska delegates at this convention, Mra
Fort having gone Friday evening and Mrs,
Crumpacker Saturday.
At Brownell Hall.
The pupil of Miss Emily Weak and
Miss Sophia Nalmska will glv a recital
at Brownell Hall Saturday evening, De
cember 12. at S o'clock. This recital will
be followed by an Informal reception. All
friend of tha school hav been invited
to attend. .
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Dance for Younger Set.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fairfield will glv
a dance at their homa on New Year1 v
for their daughters. Betty and Wynne.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Dr. J. J. Oleason. who has been visit
ing in Louisville, Ky., has returned home.
Mrs. ' Bffte Hoffman Rogers of Oska-
loose, la., la the truest of Mra, F. D. Wll
son. - '
Mrs. Mark Kurts of Nampa.' Idaho, Is
a guest at tha homa of Mrs.- J. W., Gan
nett.
Mrs. F. B.' Kennard returned today
from Indiana, where sh has been visiting
her parents.
Mrs. Robert Anglln, who hag beam visit
ing her mother In Utica, N. T., has re
turned horn.
Miss Oladys Peters returned Friday
from Bt. Louis, where aha has been visit
ing relatives.
Mis Helen Clark will return home next
week from a fortnight's visit with friends
In Saginaw, Mich., and Chicago.
Mrs. Adolph Wernhar la home-from a
visit of several months with -bar son. Mr.
Ernest W em her, In New York City.,
Mrs. Harry 8. Waller has been In, Knox -villa
for th last week visiting her daugh
ters, who are attending , school at St
Mary's. f'
Mr. Bert Murphy left Saturday evening
for Detroit En routs he will stop at
Chicago to b tha guest of Mr: and Mrs.
William Gunlock. ' -r1
Mrs. Mat Morris, who bag been visiting.
at th homa of her . daughters, Mrs.
Charles Levy and Mra. Louis Levy, tn
Minneapolis, for tha last six weeks, baa
returned home. . ' .
Mrs. John G. Burks, formerly of
Oms,hs, will arrive frtwn Washington.. D.
C, Tuesday moming, to b th guest of
Mrs. Thomas Kllpatrick. Mrs. Bourke's
many friend will welcome bar return.
Personal Mention. , '.
Miss Doris Goethe ha removed to
apartment 8, tha TJIntah.
Mr. and Mrs. Larratt Smith ot Minna-
spoils will spend Christmas with their
parents, Mr. and Mra. George C. Smith.
Mra Oeorg A. Hoa gland has returned'
from Kenosha, Wis., whera sh took the
rest cur Is a sanatorium at that place.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock
and Miss Ruth Hitchcock left Friday af
ternoon for Washington, where they will
b this winter.
Mr. -and Mrs." Myron Learned hav
eloaad their summer placa at Floreno
and hav taka a house, at XMO Jackson
street for tha winter.
Mr. Max Katlemau and Mr. Albert
Sandlovlch of Lincoln left Saturday even
ing for Des Moines. They will be out-of-town
guest a at an affair to b glvn- at
tha Chamberlain hotel In that city Mon
day venlng.i ' v x s . , , i
Friends Pay Last
Tribute of Eespect
i to W. D. Townsend
Funeral services for th lata WlUlara
D. Townacnd, who died at his rsaldaaoa,
ISIS South Thirtieth street. Thursday eve
ning after a long Illness, wer beld under
the auspices of th Elks at tha homa at
13 p. m. Rev. Edwin Hart Jankg cow
ducted th services, with Interment at
Forest Lawn oemebary.
Flowers from individual friends, lodge,
bualneas bouse and various Institution
of, which Mr. Townsend waa a HMrobr
amply testified to th respect and re
gard in wntcu be was held In th com
munity. The pallbearers wer Sandy Oriswoid,
M. P. Sharp. Don MoCoun, H. O. Steele,
Ray KUigslsy and Robert Grayson.
A Spiandlj Chrlsfrr.ss Gifl
rca m est C3 c::l
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Every Child's f.Isjazino
STew Oaly SO Csnla a Tea.
abaoripUoa wtU V d t
QU SaUal X.
Beautiful Uluatratlona, lntsraarUng
and wtuleom storia and poama,
ducatlooal article, nalur atudy.
Every Child dub.
Bvary Child' Magasla lnaplreei
vary child with high Ideal.
ORXCK SORKWSON. Editor.
TaL Harney HI 7.
S14-S1I South Itth Bt. Omaha.
Homo' Mado Jingles
By Grace Soreiiaoa
On Dollar par volume.
Undo Tom's Cabin
by Manikins at the
, Brandeis Stores
Th shade of Mroon Legree, Uncle Tom
and Llttl Eva would have to break the
mournful pall In which they ar shrouded
In th popular Imagination by Indulging
In a hearty laugh If they could see the
manner In which they are burlesqued by
the dramatic manikins In the mechanical
representation of "Unci Tom's Cabin"
presented by Harry Deaves and company
at th Brandeis Stores. On a mimW' stage
erected on th third floor of th Brandeis
stores adjacent to tha toy department the
marionette bring laughs where the char
acton of th original book brought sobs
and weep.
Tha got Is Instantly popular with the
crowds of, kiddies who attend th per
forraanrea. A little .theater has been
rected no that all who attend may be
seated "comfortably. '
Performances' are given continuously
from : to it 'clock In th morning
and from. S to I o'clock In th afternoon.
Mr. Deaves and hi associate will be at
the Brandeis stores until Christmas. . His j
repertoire will be varied, hia next show!
to be a travesty on "Llttl Red Biding
Hood."
hi
MRS. FORT ATTENDS ANT1
. CONVENTION IN NEW YQfiK
Mra Oerrlt Fort left Friday evening
for Nw . Tork City, to attend th con
vention of tte National Association Op
posed to Woman Suffrage.' which opens
Monday morning. Mrs. J. M. Crumpacker
wilt also attend th same convention and
wll Hake tha ptac of Mrs. E. P Peck,
president of th local organisation, Mrs.
Arthur Crittenden BmitV had Intended
going also, but her plans wer changed a
few day ago. ... , ,
Because of th exclusive
and sonsjd character of our
goods, thlg house Is known
as the "store .of exclusive
gifts."
... i . -
We show a irreater quan
tity and variety of depend
able character merchandise
than many stores In mucu
larger cities a fact of ut-
most importance to every
person facing the problem
of making Judicious gift e
lectlona . ,
' ' We wish you to know that
you are welcome - here to i
' leisurely study these beauti
ful and unusual things. -
Albert Edholm
Omaha's eldest established
Jeweler.
Sixteenth and Harney.
-"Th Store of Dose Value."
May all the good things
; that you didn't get
last ye'arcoiaeto
yoa now
'We Are Ready With Our
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From M to Tou. Brass Desk Seta,
Oentlamen'a Pocket Cases. Card
Case. Cigar Caaea, Bill Books, Den
nlson's Handy Boxea, Fountain Pane,
Crane' Linen Lawn la Fle Christ
ma Bones.
The Mbyer
Stationery
Co
1616 Faraara Street
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Your Opportunity
We are forced to vacate for the new
budding.
Supply all your Xtnas wants in honest
jewelry at a sating of from 25 to 50
per cent on all your gifts, as our exclu
sive stock of fine diamonds, watches,
clocks, solid gold jewelry and silverware
must be sacrificed.
Seeing is believing. Be sure to visit
the! jewelry store with a conscience.
Reese
Jewelry
Company
"307 5 16th St.
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Many a Grouch Has
Been Turned to a
Grin with
Many An bid boy wltU thg eten'
Ingr slipper habit has beta Ujl
to turkey-trottinsr and healthful
laughter because it it bo easy
to go anywhere in the ' Wodd-.v
Few can resist its chafm, its comfort, its freedom: from trouble. A?ld
why try to relt it The Woods Is the most economical car you oaa
own. You know what it wilVoost to run i. Many tea year-old Woods"
cars are glvinp; satisfaction today. It's so subsUrit Tally "built that
nothing ever "happens" nothing to f rfts with lan about. Vou
just drtvo and forget tbw carat piece of machinery. ,
Th 1915 Woo)a Models shevr me.
"chanical refinements sot obtainable
on any other car. In style,- easy rid
ing and freedom from trouble they
are a year ahead. Do you want to
De snow of just telephone. -
DRUMMOND MOTOR
COMPANY
25C8-70-72' Farnam 8treet,
Onaha.
Telephone Harney 40f
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The Gift of
Real Utility
HTHE beauty of
the useless cfif t .
soon palls, but the
gift of real and permanent use dwells long
in the gratitude of the recipient. And
really, isn t it much better to
give something able to per
form a real service faithfully and
efficiently the year 'round a gift
that eliminates expense and worry?
An Electric
Washing Machine
will insure the re
cipient of freedom
from hours of work
and worry.
rif
MM
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Omaha
Electric
Light and
Power Co.
