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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1914)
Till: T'.KK: OMAHA. FRIDAY. DKCKMHK1J 1. 1914. l9 S Hi. I SB . "TTT - ii!. ' f. I .1 1 Ml H .!.. r7V' 1 RANft flTVP Rift i-C!3rC3rC The Stores With the Christmas Spirit tC?SrCC SUM TO CATHEDRAL By MELLIFICIA. Thursday, December 17, 1914. HE Pa Iowa (harlty ball has i-onie and (toni, voted by all an artistic i it witnesses the I and so in 1 unrrpaa. Like all larre social affair introduction of a new wrinkle. Mm. Georae Rrandois and her slsler. Mr!. Karl Louts, wore j blark fur anklets a a protection from the rold. No doubt the new ank- lts will be hailed with much, popular faor, for they spare the necessity j of a thange from the hoarier boot to dancing tlipper, when one has ar rived at a function. A number of the ounger set wore hlRh carriage boota, somewhat after the style of the Arctic overshoe, but most .protective, nevertheless. The absence of elaborale head-dress, either me paradise bird or In Jeweled ornaments, waa moat noticeable. An Interesting coincidence waa the similarity In atflre of Miaa Frances Todd, who wore a black chiffon dancing frock, with bright green girdle, and the costume of Mile. PlaskovleUka, 1 1 have the name apelled correctly-, for 1 am copying It from the program, the first dancer In Mile. Tavlowa's ballet chorus. Home for Christmas. Mr. Frits llurlioll will return home from TnJ" c'lWe to spend 'he Christmss holiday with his rarrnt, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Purholz. Minn Marlon Ilo, OaiiKhtrr of Mr. shri Airs. R. C llnwf, will arrive home from. New Wk City, where she U at tending the C'omstowk School of Music. U mx-nrt the Christmas holiday. Ph will he rcompiiniod home hy her brother. Howrt Howe, who In a senior at Yale college. Cornell Glee Club Plans. !rhe fol)ln reewrvat'ona hava been mads' up to data for the Cornell Musical .lub. . which will sins In Omaha l.e-m-ber 8. Trie box holders are: Mr. and Mn. John TV. Towle. Mr. unil Mrs. V. H. Oalnes. tr. and Mm. JJ. ! lUnlerhen. Mr. and Mn. !'. W. Muan. Mr and Mn. H'n Wood. Mr! Frank Selby. Line parties will h given by: rr. and Mm. Harold Clifford. T. J. Markay. Mr. and Mr. Victor Cslwett. Mr. and Mra. 11. 1. Whit mora. Ir and Mm. C. C. Allison. Mr. and Mr Charles Mets. Mr. and ra. If. P Whltniore. Mra. J. M Metcsife. Mr. and Mm. Roy F. HOos, Council Mluffa. , . Mr and Mm. C F. Junod. Mrs. Charlea Offutt. Mr. Harry H. Hyrne. Mr. Lucius Wakeley. Crcl-htun Glee club, party of twent five. Weddin" Cards! Dr. and Mra. Donald Macrae of Council Rluffa Issued invlUtlona Wednesday for the wedding of their daughter, Miaa Marlon, to Mr. Clifford Warren Wolfe, which will be celebrated Tueeday venlng. January S. at S o'clock In ft. Paula Kplscojial church, Council Bluffa. Wednesday Bridge Club. . Miss Katherlne Thummel waa hostess today at the meeting of the Wednesday Hrl Ige dub. The memhere are: Merdarm'S Mesdames Harold rrluhett, John P. Webater. Hen Wood, Mince Misses Kutherlne Thummel. Kllxabeth Davta, Murv Hurkley. M-nU Iavta. I Had ye Patera. l-outee Dinning. lathne peters. Klisateth ' Bruce. Mil.lr.d Uutler. At Excelsior Springa. II. Jl. Hoylee la spending a week at KxrrMor Ptrtngs. Mm. II. Henry and aon, Gerald, as pending a few weeka at Efreelalnr Mprtnga, Mo. Original Cooking Club. i The Onalnal Cooking rlub waa enter tallied today at the home of Mra. Wll. Ham Beam Poppletun. Covera were placed for: . ,. Mra. Webiter Entertain. Mm John I Weleitrr entertained nn noon today at her home. at Dance Tonight. Pt. Hllda'e auild will give a dancing party thl evening at Jacoha hall. The (.'act! club will ntertain at their reaular ilanrp tonight at Chambers' academy. The Pagalio cluh nlli ale a danctng parly this evcn'ng at the Metropolitan riuh. In and Out of the Bee Hive. Mm. Charles Junod returned Saturday fr"m a trip to Chicago nnd Indiana. Mrr. A. I. Pout, who has tieen visiting hi Chli-nfiu, is eipp''d home the lest of , t!ie wok. MIS'i Mary Duffv returned Wednesday r: er.lna fruni Chicago- and Duhuque, I wli ere h hss tn visiting frierda for i tluee months. j Miss fellznheiii Conudon la expected heme Hunday morning fiom Chlrato. where she baa ben vlaltlng for the last few weeks. Mra. CJerrlt Fort is expected home from New York City today or Friday. Mrs. Fort went east as Nebraska delegate to the National Anti-suffrage convention. Miss Urare Morse, daughter of Mr. P. P. Morse, former well-known dry goods merchant of Omaha, la expected Monday, to ba the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn, during the holidays. Personal Mention. Mr. John W. tlamble of Omaha waa registered at the Hotel McAlplne in New York this week. Mr. and Mra. C. H. Pirkena have moved Into their new home at 112 North Thirty ninth street. Mesdames W. M. I'oppleton, hemiiol Hums. Ward M. Burgess, L.uther Kountxe, Mesdantea ' Mosher Colpetser, Oiarles T. Kountae, John T. Rtewart, 2d, Joseph Marker. Oirli Club Entertained. Mla Ruth Bunch entertained tba) mem liera of the Va-La-Shlnkl club at her home Wednesday afternoon. This was the last meeting of the year. Thoaa Wenent wei: MJsses l.m-ene laldln, Vivian Haldwtn, Clara Harenlsen, Xuih Busch. Uladys Dubisen, Misses Klisaoeth Mliott, Ma-aaret Hue), I.amona Mapea, Kranoea Pstton, Oladys Rice. Fleasnres Past. .The Tuesday China tlub met at the home of Mrs. W. J. Cuslck. Tuesday afternoon.' Christmas decorations war used and those present were: Slesdamea Mesdames F. Krellnalioff, O. Shearer. K. Kiancliard. O. 1 Tulbert. V. J. Cuslck, F. Wlnnliiahoff, F. J. Cuslck. J J. Walker, Kennedy. Mm Wei. K. IjoKftden, K Warren, K. PaiilKen, Cullen, '. K hniylhe. J. Ahlquist, Xtiss Martha Dunham. Mrs. Fred Martin entertained the mem hem of the W. W. club Wednesday after noon. At thla meeting each member re ceived a l.and-made Joil.-. a gift from the bostesa. Those present wtre Meedamee ii. 8woboda, W. liirfriuucher, Cliarlea Ciruenia. M. Martin. VV. i'rue. r. It. hhraier. Meadames Civorgn Itamptun. J. J. Hess. U Oldriel.l A. Macoinlta. F. Hrub-iktT, V. Hampton, Omaha Pioneer Leaves Fifty Thou sand to Church and Remembers Well Other Institutions. CLARKSON HOSPITAL ON LIST l.arrinrr Memorial Pariah Unas and Aaenrlafed harltlea lan Rrae flrlarlea, ae Well a !nnip Hrlatltea. A hroiirai of S'i.o) to Trinilv calhe dril of omiilia Ik made tiy the will of the late Stephen I. IlHns'e, iimaha pioneer, filed for.pmhale n oiiiily court. To Clarkson hoepitnl Is given ST'."; to Gard ner Memorial Parian House association $vnmi, Rnd to the Associated Charities $2,,vm. The will l ilntfd Ie(eniher lfl. Mr Manas died the following day. Il.s eatate In estimated to tie worth IIW.'IO). Mr. Hangs aesisted In the foundation of Trin ity cathedral, lie was much Interested In the charitable work of hi stepiin. the late niehard f. Hall, snd the following; heciicM are made to the Hal! f.imlly and other heirs: Florence Wsre Hall, ."iO,ij.I; Hi' hard Ware Hnll. Sj.VOiO; Imrolhy Hall. Janet KIUn Hall, llj.ocO; Jasper l.andon Hall. lU.tiW; Arthur Wohott and wife. SI.". The will names W. M italnbolt execu tor, wllh full iower to disposeof the ex tensive real estate holding of the estate. Mr. Hins was born lit F.hgland Octo ber 11, 1 Vl, and tame fo America when 17 yeara old. He came to Nebraska in 1V.4 and was a ultne of many scenes of early life in I hi Ht.ite. among which was the funeral of l.ogiin Fontenelle, chief of the Omaha Indians, who waa killed In battle with the Sioux. GROVER'S AMBITION IS NOT TO BE REALIZED Tor several yeaia It ha been Lyman Orove;'s ariihltlon to be one of t'ncle Hiim'a soldiers. Ilia father. Alva J. Orover, of 8 Mount Vernon avenue, Council Bluffs, used to be a contractor In the Philippines. Hut for over three yew younu Orover haa failed In repented efforts to enlist. Now he Is permanently disqualified from service by a rrcent misfortune. First he applied tor enlistment at Jef ferson Barracks, Mo., but waa toUl that tho need of a suimcal operation made him unacceptable as a recruit. He had the operation performed and applied again the" next year, only to find that lie was then not lieavy enough. So he started in to gain flesh, taking an outdoor Job. But he accidentally Rot his fept froxrii. and the examining sur geon told him his feet were permanently crippled by tho mishap. i . Roott, F. Martia, Z. Mrs. Philip B. Turner entertained the ocil Neighbors High Five club at her dome thla afternoon. future Affairs. The Rajah club lll entertain at a dewing pany New ft are eve. Messrs. Victor Black, Ilobeit Burns. Hairy Cum minus. Jlsy Travnor. Frank Plneeo and kidney s hall are in charge of arranie-mnts. n7 ? n n b n Important Jlmao Salo At Half and Less Than Half Price FRIDAY and SATURDAY Beautiful Exquisite Paradise Plumage at HALF PRICE AND LESS The One Stunning Hat Trknmmg Above All Others That Women . Admire Moat. The I'nited State haa prohibited further imDortatiou of Paradiae; therefore they are becoming more and ioor aaree every day, and more valuable) every day. We will never own ai many rf. : Paxadiae agiin as we own now. You may be able, to piek up a few pieces of Paradise from time to time for the naxt year or so, but never a com plete line to aelect from, roch aa we have at the present, time. When you cannot buy Paradise, you will regret it. What a delightful and acceptable Christmas gift a beautifuJ spray of Paradise will make! A Jk r ) No. lOO-Nituml Wo. 642 Natural No. 9c:4 Natuntl No. 757-Natural No. 273-Natural No. 687 Natural No. C 43 Natural No. 4C5-.Natural No. 703 Natural No. 640 Natural No. 487 Natural No. 830 Natural No. 738 Natural No. 831 Natural Reg. Price Sale Pric Paradiae $ 4.00 S 1.05 ParMiae $13.60 $ 0.05 Paradiae $16.00 S 7.50 Paradiae $18.60 S 7.05 Paradiae $25.00 $11.05 Pwadiae $36.00 $10.50 Pnuliae $38.60 S18.05 Paradiae $40.00 $10.50 Paradiae $45.00 ' $22.50 Paradiae $60.00 $24.05 Vtst&iM $65.00 $32.50 Paradise $85.00 $42.50 Paradiae $100.00 $40.50 radie $125.00 $57.50 Black Paradise w s-, , Reg. Price SalePrioe 20, 41M C0 00 $15.00 No. 687 Black Paradiae $38.60 $18 OO No. 668 Black Paradise $50.00 $25!00 Our Delivery Service la Keyed Up to the Highest Point of Efficiency rtfi-t eilied (. Ivlnr sit vo ,i rt'MRft on lint 'nrkHwr will li,. dliTered "special" upon r'!""!. ;. te. K.iail.iii. ii iSmihi i I, ,.11..,, i a ..,4 isi i m.i j -A. .,' ; S V 'iff mm fci T 4(.Inch Mecs llne Filibon - All IX.IJMI I :l I- "I- ... 10c Ladies' and Chil drsn'a Collars - ls. PrettT tit tle Kectt Bows V ." ill Si ... I5o i tniir r lale In Basement rrlaay. Open Evenings Until 9 o' Clock Until Christmas On the Second Floor 500 Silk Petticoats Worth $2, $2.50 and $3, Choice for fc .hist 500, iin.l they will go on salo aj) k IToinpuy at t o clock t rirlay ovcnini; on our Sccontl Floor. These r,.tticonts arc inad. of All. Silk .iovfoy, All-Silk Mcssnlin nnd ;onil)inatiori of Jersey nnd Meysaline. 'Hie f'louncps are rnilf of fine pleatins, ruffles, tail oretl straps, ole. Hvery good color in the lot. Special From Until S) Friday Evening On the Third Floor 300 Daisy Air Rifles Keguiar fnce Lach, Lhoict 4 rMiarp ar i o ciock r nuav eve ning those $1M1 rifles will go on sale. There isn't a irift that you can give a hny that will please him more and here you will nave a chance to huv one tor .uist halt price. There will be 300 of The Famous Dalsv Air Hiflea No. 12, Single Shot, in this sale. Kes.;!ar price, 11.00 choice, Friday evening. 50. TO YL AND - JO YL AND Where Santa Claus Is King Hrlng the children to Ree "Utile Ilrd KidlnK Hood" played hy Deares' Talking Manikins. Come duritif? the day or in the evening. It ia a continuous laugh rrom atnrt to finish. Specials In Toy land Friday: Large Size Swinging Rocking Horses Standa 32 inches high. Have :S4-lnh bane. Beautifully painted, nice bridle and saddle. Worth 5.00. Specially priced, Friday .. 4C,e7 Hand Cars With ateel frame. Rubber tires. Nicely painted. Three different sizes For Small Boys $2.98 For Larger Boys. . . .$3.98 For Big Boys $4.98 Newl915Automobiles Beautifully painted, look like Packard, frank in front Have perforated radiator, horn, rub ber tires. Measure 40 inches long. 24 Inches high and 27 inrnes wide. Regular price as.au. ery special, Friday. . The Name Automobile in the Forl iyp worth 6.50. Very special, at. $5.79 in the Ford $3.89 Beautiful GIFTS in Silverware Quadruple Plated Silver Plated Shaving Stands Like il- Justratipn. Keguiar $3.o0 f qq values. Special, at pl70 Finest Quadruple Silver Plated Shaving ytug and Itmah Stecial, in nice . . f f f- g case, at 81.98 nd... J1.0U Sterling Silver Manicure Sets Art Goods Gift Suggestions Beautiful things that will be appreciated as Chr stmat gifts. All kinds of novelties. It is a pleasure to shop in this section on our Third floor imported French Ta pestrr Trya Fin ished Willi Rill i braid for . SI. 25 lderel Caaea d li. 75c Hand - Embroiders! Handkerchief Caaea Knibroldered li neat designs Tie Baoka Made of tan rol e'i moire and linnd paJnted I'olnrettli and Con- rn. vnntioiml .. JUU Fancy Keedle Boxes Made with leath rr and fanry i,v rre. Fllleii with Iloberts' bent 50c Fancy Ribbon Hanr ra Made with satin rilihon nnd Ivury rings: wkli Clove snd stockiri; darners. thlmbir, wax and emery. In pink. blue. helio Hnd red. Ctln Chol.e, at.. OMM Fine Imported French Tapestry Boxes for Gloves, Handker chiefs A 1 . i Dresser Bom, Fin ished with Bold braid. Choice. Hand Carred Iamvi l-'inlsiipi In anthiiii' irold. wire for two liahtw. With hI I k Miaiie. c i c nn t'omplete $1.00 A Sale of Fine Holiday Slippers 200 Fairs Men's Holiday Slippers In black or tan kid. Opera and Kverett atyleR. All sizes. Spe cial while they t f last, pair J 1 e 1 U Felt Slippers for Women Eith er fur trimmed or low style. All colors and sizes. Splen did values. Special, pair . . : Children's Felt Slippers Felt and leather soles. All QQ sizes to 2. Special, pr. 37C In Our Basement Friday 98c 25c Iledroom Slipiers for Men and Women Made from towel ing; carpet soles. All sizes. Special, pair. Men's Houe Slippers Made of soft kidskin, with hand turn ed soles; In Romeo, Opera and Kverett styles. All sizes. Splendid values. (T a q Special, pair .... J 1 aflw Felt Slippers for Men and Wo men With leather soles. Warm and comfy. All GQk, sizes. Special, pair.. DiC Two-Fleoe Kile Cuticle Hook. rial. box, a 'id Hr ncie nook. Mne- i 11 ho!. 59c Three-Fieoe rie ttl,,j uticie or Hook, spe- n, in noiiy box, at 79c I-andera, Frarj & Clark Carving Sets Two Pieces. Finest steel blades and Coco Bolo handles. Regular $1.75 values. rr Special, at )C Wm. A. KoRers Carving Sum Real Stag handles. Special, three piecea in fo ftO nicely lined box for J)ee70 Wm. A. Kosera Carvinu Sea c... nanaiea. peclal, two pieces for With $1.69 aluminum Inside inn n ? JTS3 cohol lamn Smr'l all rnmnlel Sterling Silver Toilet Ware Specials dish and al- ttr? ff Sterljujr Toilet Seta Comb, Brush and Mirror. In nice velvet lined case; $12.50 t QQ value, for apDeevO Sterling Silver Comb and Ilruali Seta Worth $7.50. Special, in nice velvet lined case, for $4.98 In Drapery Section Are Practical Gifts inches long. $10.00 inches long. $5.00 Nice aer.orl- $1.59 All colors. . $3.98 Cedar Chests 4". Splendid values at Skirt lloxea 4 5 Matting covered Special at .... Silk Table Kuuneri rnent of colors. At $2.SO and . . Leather I'ortieres At. each, 7.50, $3.98 and Economy Corset Sale Zb tba Basement Friday. $2.00 Kaho Corset All new. Medium high bust, bound with satin and lace trimmed; long hipa with six heavy web gar ters attached. Size rf ! ff :o to ao 31 .UU "American Girl" Corset for Misses and Juniors All aoft honed, lng hip. but doe i not bind the figure. Size 17 to A 1.00 corset. Friday tQ W carry a compli atgort ment of importmd and domestic Purfumti, in origin I packagmi and fancy boxtt. Alt odort. An ml a g ant package o f perfume make a tuitable gift. Colgate's l.a Frame Rose Per. fume Special, per OC ounce asOC ltebrook'a Ijocust lllossom Fer fume Special, per ounce Brandsla lCaia Floor, 25c Boys' 0'coats, Suits $3.45 Xa Baa.m.nt Frldav. Long overcoats, with shawl col lara or convertible collars. Plain shades or dark mix tures. Ages ii to 17 years 4 75 to $5.50 values, Friday Hoys' Suits Splendidly tailor ed Norfolk models with fully lined pants. Brown and gray mixtures in Tweeds and Cassimeres. Ages 6 to 17 years. Values to t O Off P4e3 $1.00. Friday for Fine TABLE and Bedding Linens These special vrlties Friday will help you solve the problem where you intend to give fine linens: li5c Napkins Fringed, hemstitch ed and plain ends. Strictly ALL L1XF.X. Special f- ' Friday, each JLOC Hemstitched Seta Table cloth with SIX hemstitched napkins to match. (tr f o Special Friday at.. UO $1.3 Fine Bleached Table la "" Scotch make. All linen. Very attractive pat- aq terns. Friday, yard. . . tVOC 3.50 Maraelllea Bed Spreads l.aru size. All inelty patlernH. tii-allnpeVl aiul cut curneis. Sprclul ) firt ITI.lay at O&iD J 95o All Linen Towels Gueni iZ. Heinatitiheti ends. WITH YOl'ii INITIAL. Also with fancy em broidered ends S enal i-'rl- I j day. escli I3C Fancy Xace I,nnoh Cloths, 45-lnoh Slae. Also Scalloped Embroiders I Bcarfa and Center Flees All vpiv handsnniH patierne. JI.i.0 a j (f vsliios. Choice I'ridav. ea. O I lUU hospe-8 DOLLAR WIHDOIV sale PV Has been transferred to tho rear of the Art Dept. af1 On 5 Shelves Wc Display i? U the IVnllar Articles. Coine Morning. Come Afternoons, Come Kvenlngs Vntil Christma. A. I10SPEC0. 1314 lKuglaN Street. If A Christmas Suggestion to You Only 0 days left to hMve your garment put in first class run. dition before Christ nias. Twin City Dyi & Cleaning Works (F.st. 1H89) Omaha's Ouality Cleaner and l)ers. Telephone IMiuglas Wi aud - wagon will call. (lpolt Orplteuoi. IS Photo Enlargements Make Good Chrutmas Presents W hava the finest equip ment for making enlargements from negatives or prlnta. up to SO x 40. Coat depends on sties and finish desired. BEE PHOTO DEPARTMENT 220 Boa lioildlng. Pbone TjlV lOOO. Canvass shows business in Omaha good The Omaha Commercial Club's recent canvass shows business in Omaha "as good if not better" than at the .anie time last year. Do not delay longer but fret your business well under way before January 1st, by locating your office now in THE BEE BUILDING , "The building that is always new" Inquire Room 103.