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2 D TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY IlKE: DECEMBER 27, 1914. CORNELL SINGERS MONDAY Unirertity Muiiciani Arouse Inter est in Social Circlet. . ANOTHER QUEEN IS TO ' WElJ ((! at MlM SRltsafceth (oaseVea Omthim Prepare tf Ceattaae Hoildar Aetlvlttee. rial Caleadar. il'NPAT-Mr. and Mr" A. O. tteesen. supper 'or Mr. anil Mrs. J- R. Haum. Card pa-tv and ilam-o, henefll Jcwinh er snfferera. Metropolitan hall. MONDAY Cornell Ulee cluh concert at American tlK'ater and dance at Ilom hotel. Mr. and Mm. J. J. Hanlghen. , dinner for John Hanlghen, Jr. Mr. ami Mrs. J. V. Towle. linnr for Mia Mar lon and Vina Naomi Towla. Mr. and Mr. Barton Millard, tn for Cornell Men. Mra. Klrkendail. dinner for Miaa Kath arine B.im. lr. and Mra. B II. Lav1a. dinner for Herbert Iavla. Trela Kal riVka rhib dancing rnrty, I'hamhere. Mi Alh-a Duval, brMg arty for Miaa Ituth Hewaher of Iee Moines and MlM Iola Mitchell of Lincoln. Mr. and Mra. . W, Wattle", dinner for Mr. and Mm. J. E. Baum, Orpheum theater party for Mm. M. B. Huech. Miaa 'rxorrft Trlmt'K hostess. Mr. llurdtte Kirkendall, dinner party for Mlas Katherlne Baum. folload by Onmell concert petty. Mr. Charles Alllaon, host. Mr. and Mra. F. II. Ualnea, Cor nell eonrert bos party for M!M Helwi Loutff tVwby. Miaa May Mahoney, "apres-mtdl" for French students. TV HSDAY Delta fill HKra danc at Roma hotel. Phi Irfimn dance at Chambers' academy. Mr. and Mra. Clement Chajie, dinner for Mr. ami Mra. J. E Baum. Mrs. Joseph Harir. luncheon for Mra, J. B. Iiaum. Miaa Mellora I'avle. luncheon for Miaa Harriet nlth and iflss Gillette. Adama-Prentlaa wedoing. Miaa Carol Kuenn,. luncheon for Miaa tJIady Holiday Week Bride and Her Attendants Mary Shcetg were asked to meet the Cornell vlaltora at this tea which Will follow the' lunch eon at the University club for the Cor nell men. I !.?' JjlTiSllS..?' 0J,,,"nb. cert at the American and th. dance after wards at the Home. Preceding th con- T . aa " ( 1 i ' - , ( ' - ft Cm& 'V' imaa. ' ' '-' ja 1 ' J 1 KZ(A IVV mi i 'J2alC Adams twiy. Hartev biidA for Miaa Henrietta party of children, Miaa Ptetla Tlmm- Metropotltan rrel. Chrlatmaa I"rirle Park cluh. mel, dinner party for Miaa Croaby. tlT.lJXCsDAT Beta TlTta Gm-n ao rorlty dance at (Awnben' for arhool aet. Hlboux, dance at Home hot-l. Mra. W. li. Mcjrd and Miaa Marjorle McCord, luncheon and matinee .party for Miaa Harriet Bnuth. Htihacrfptlon dancinv club cotillion at Turpin a. Mr. and Mp. A. I Ieed, dinner for Mr. and Mra. J. K, Baum. Mr. and Mra. 1 F. Oofoot. maaquerade party for Miaa Virginia CrofooL CTunnlnifham KeynoMa weddhia. Cln-o-Hm club danclnn party. Miaa Marlon Rom, danrlnv party. M'. and Mra. W. A. C. J oh neon. Mra. t. II. Wheeler. Jr.: Mra. Arthur Kemlnrton and Miaa Ida Sharp, dinner part lea preceding cotillion. rHURSDAT- 1T. and Mra. B. B. Darl", dance for Mr. Herbert Iar1a. Mr. ant Mra. ralrfleld. dance -for Mlai Betty and Miaa Wynne Fairfield. TaMe d'hote aupper and daroa at Country cluh. Mlnu Grace Ail Iron and Char lea Alllaon, houaa party at '-Bieetnere lodge' Miaa Slhyl Nelaon. tea for Miaa Helen and Miaa Lillian Chapln. Malteae cluh dartre. Chamtrs'. Mra. Ben Gallanher entertaina Mr. and Mra. J. Hw Bnuin at Country olub aupper ' dann. Miaa Marie Htewart, aupjier at Oouatry club for Miaa Marlon Macrae. FRIDAY Miaa Louise Dinning, "a rtawe for Miaa Macrae. Mr. and Mra. Clement Ohaea, tea-dance for Miaa Helena Chaae. Mra. N. H. Looinl, tea, 3 to 7, for Miaa Oeddoa of Toledo. 5ATITRDAY Mr. and Mm. A, L. Heed, daooa for Miaa Peggy Keed, i . An nnuaunl amount of Intercat la being taken la the Cornell Mualcal club concert, which la to be jrlren Monday evening at the American theater. The club paawnl through Omaha Chrlat maa day on their way to Denver for the flrat concert of the present tour. They were met at the station- by the Omaha Cornell men and given the aeaaon'a greet ings twlth promlaea of a warm reception awaiting them Monday. They are to be muchly wined and dined white In Omaha and all Indication point to their visit beUg av very gay one. Mr. and Mr. Barton Millard will give a tea at their Voma Monday afternoon la honor of Mr. Joe Millard and to Intro duce the club member to tha younger at. ss. In th evening will be the concert and the dance afterwards at tha Rome. Many dinner partle an being planned preceding the concert. One of the largest ones will be given by Mr. Mid Mr. -J. J. Hanlghen and will be a regular Cornell dinner. Their table will be decorated with '.he Cornell color, crimson and white, and red-ahaded candle. The centerpiece will ie a low rooniH 01 crimson ana enue flowers and a large picture of thfi Oloe club will bo deoorated and hung la the dining room, making tha whole a fiherao taristle college setting. At this dinner covers will be laid for Mis Helen East man, Clara lUrte, Alloa Jaqulth, Doro thy Smith, Florence Neville, Mar' Louie Latenser, Olga McU; Messrs, J. B. nvmns. Jr maqnger of th clutj, A. T. lfobaoa, president of tha club; Hamilton Voao, Jr.; J D. McCutcheon. U 1'. Htoka, Francis C. Hanlghen and John it. HanU ghea. The dinner will be followed by 'box party at th concert. Dr. and Mr. B. B. Dart will entertain at ttrlr bom In honor of their n. Her bert fav1, who attends Cornell, and for Meaara. Oerauld and Worell, twa stem ber of th club. Following th dinner Dr. and Mra. Davis wU glv a bejt party at th concert, and later their gutsta will attend the ball at th Rom hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Towle will give a dinner party for the members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, who are with ' th Glee club, followed by a box ' party at the concert. Celebrate Kew Year'i. The Country club U to keen open bous New Tear's eve. Three hundred mem bers of the club are planning to attend this celebration, which will begin with ' dancing at about o'clock, and at 1J 30 a table d'hote supper will be served. cert there will be several dinner parties for the younger set. Including on given by Mra. Kirkendall for Miaa Katherlne Maa made last Sunday, and waa that of Baum, who I her gtieat. Mr. and Mr. John N. Towle will also glv a dinner for thrlr datiKhtnrs, Marlon an 1 Naomi, and Dr. and Mr. B. B. Davis anl Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hanlghen will both glvo din ners for their ewna, Herbert Davis and John Davis and John HanUhea, Jr., who name home Tuesday from Corne'l. Tueeday Mlas Mellora Ojrvls will be hoatesa at a luncheon at her himi In honor inf Miaa Harriet flmlth and Mia Gillette of Sheridan, Wyo. Mlas Oeorgla Trimble will glv a mati nee party Monday for Mr. Thomas Hay ward of Pittsburgh, Fa. Wednesday there will be a masquerad party at Mrs. Crofoot's for her daughter, Virginia, and th member of th very young set who are Ml Virginia' friends. Mlas Orae Allison and her brother,' Charles, will have their annual "watch" party at JUaVmrre Lodge, the Alllaon summer place, which will be opened fur them and a party of twenty-four of their friends, who will go out Thursday after noon and remain until Friday to see th old year out and the nw year In. There will b dinner and dancing and a general frolic. Mrs. N. H. Loomla ha Issued card for a tea Nw Tear day from I to f. in honor of Mis Florence Qeddes tt Toledo, O. . Th guest will be th debutante and college and school set Mr. Campbell Fair will give a matinee party Vdnesday for Mis Blisb4th and Miss Erna Reed, followed by tea at tha Loyal, I Kent Saturday, January J, Mr. A, I Reed give a dano. . for ' her youngest . daughter, Feggy,' at their home. , .Th "Prince of Plln" at tha Brandela this evening will attract oulte a number of th younger set ' A party of eight In honor of Mia Crosby will be one of th parties, and another will be that of Mlis Virginia Offutt and her brethw, Jarvl. for Mlas Katharine Baum, which wH also Inaludd eight. Mr. and Mra. Luther Kounts and heir dinner party of 1x will attend th thea ter afterward. Ak-Sar-Ben Queen Engaged. An Interesting engagement announce ment of Friday was that of Mia Fllia- teth . Congdon which ,wa mad by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Congdon, at a family dinner Chrlatmaa day at th Congdon horn. Miss Congdon la to wed MY. Robert Forgan of Chicago, who cam on to be present at this engagement dinner. Mis Congdon ha Just returned from a visit with Miss Ella Barker of Chicago at whose horn ah met her flanoa, Mis Congdon graduated frcm th Omaha High school and later spent on year at "Rye on th Hudson. ' Bli waa crowned queen of Ak-6r-Bn two year ago and received these hon orqs with Mr. Charlea Black. Th announcement comes as a great surprise to Mat Congdon' friend, who regrat that her approacl tng marrlag will tax her from tmafca, Mr. Forgan. until very recently resided in Scotland, and 1 connected at present with en of the Chicago banking house. This 1 the second engagement of th week In th realms of Quivers. Tha first HEU ENGAGEMENT AOOUKCED CHEISTMAS DAT. : Among those making reeervatlona for , watch parties at the clt'h are Mlas Marie j Stewart, who will entertain twenty-two gueaia in honor or Miss Marlon Macrae sad Mr. Clifford Wolfe, who will be n.arrled early In January. v Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foye will enter tain liu aural; Mr. and Mrs. Iavid I:un'. ciKht; Mr. and Mrs. F. vV. Jud aon. fourteen; Mr. and Mra Julin Red ick. fuurtwn; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ho tirew, ten; Mr. Kobert Burns, four; Mra lien Gallagher will entertain on of th laiger parties, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Baum ,cf Philadelphia, who are the bouae guests of Mr. and lira, F. P. KlrkeidaU. " The theaters and dancing partle for the younger set will also be popular ways of aoelng the Old Year out and the Xew Tear In. The country home of Dr. and Mrs. t'harle C. Allison Is to be opened New Year1 eve, aad Miss Grace and Mr. Charles AlUacn will entertain their friends at a "watch party." Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Fsirfield ar also enUirtala tog for their daughters. A few watch parties are planned for the Fit Id club, but th cafe being closed there, the member are planning to go later to th Henshaw for aupper. Holiday Week Affain. Mr. and Mrsi Barton MUlaiJ have la ud cards for a tea Monday from I un til in honor of Mr. Millard's brother. Jolh, wo ta a 1th the Cornell Mando lin dub, and for the other nw-mbers of the Cornell Musical cluba. The debu titiiU and a iiiurilier of the younger set : 1 ' ' ' il Mia Elisabeth Pickens, who will wed Mr. Kenneth Paterson In th spring. For Younger Set MJs Elsl and Mr. Robert Ptors gav a 'dancing party Saturday evening at their horn. The ball room Waa deo orated . with Chrlatmaa greens and Chrlatmaa novelties Were used aa aup per favor Thos present were: Misses Misses Oertrude Porter, Carlta O'Brien, Florence Neville, Ruth Klnaler, virainia raaraei, i nuin waxier, Olga Mets, ( Itnmthy Judnon, Grace Alllaon, Hasel Updike, Alice Kuaiin, He ii I ah Clarke, Claire Dnirgherty, Mildred Todd, Alice Cnsd. Esther WJIhelm, Catherine Barton, Ml Ion O'Brien, Messrs. Fdward Fuller, Marlon Coad, Helen Pearce, Gertrude Stout, ' Henrietta Fort, Helen Van Dusen, Mary Fuller. rllce Crook, Meaara John Sheuard, 1 Kdward DatHrherty, James Connell, Robert Millard, Bay Mliiaru, Joe Millard, Oank Campbell, James Reynolds, Kugene Neville. . Paul fihlrley, Harold McConnell, Thomas Klnaler, Douglas Peters, Daoinan Kounts. Clarry Hanlghen, Wadley Barton, De Wolfe Barton, Burt oh Howard, Morse Palmer, Jack Sword. Ptewart McDonald, Fdward Crofoot, Charles Allison, John McDonald, For th Future. Th Knight of Columbu will glv a dancing party at th Metropolltaa hall Tuesday evening. Th Clnosam Dancing club announce a party to b given "Wednesday evening at th Scottish Rite cathedral. , Mies Ethel Plot will entertain at a watch, party for Miss Olady Kloke, who I th guest of Miss Carol Kuenn. Mlas May Mahoney will entertain her pupil Monday afum'oort at her horn. This 'payty will ba a French "apree mldl." ' Th Needle Craft Guild of Prairie Park will glvf a children party Tueeday af ternoon at 1 o'clock at tha Prairl Park club bous Mia Carol Kuenn will glv a lunch sen, followed by a theater party at th Orpheura Tuesday, la honor of Mis Gladys Kloke, who I spending th Christmas holiday with her. New1 Tear' v th Rajah cjub will entertain at an Informal watch party at Turpin' aoademy. Th oommltte In charg are planning unique decoration and perfecting th new mirror ' affect, which will b quit a urprls. Feature will be introduced during th dance. ) Holiday Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mackay ana Mr, Stanley B. Mackay are horn for th .holiday Mr. and Mr. N. II. Looml xpct j Miss Florence Oedde of Toledo, O., to be their guest next week. Mr. Robert Forgan of Chicago arrived Chrlatmaa morning and I th guest of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Congdon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Moody and two children of Chicago are spending th holiday with Mr. Moody' parents, Mr. and Mr. Joseph. R. Campbell, at 1MN Oeorgla avenue. Mr. and tin. Ravld Mclntir and sen. Joseph B. Mclntir. of Chicago arrived Christmas day to be th guests of Mr. and Mr. C B, Brown until attar New Year' a Mr. and Mr. Mclntir are for mer Omahan. havtag lived her seven teen year ago. For Mia Crosby. Mrs. A. L. Reed gav tea dansant Saturday afternoon at ber horn in honor of Miss Helen Louis Crosby, who is th guest of Mis Marlon Kuhn. Christ mas decorations of greens and southern mllsx were used through th room and Invitations were Issued to seventy guests. Mis Croaby waa honor guest Saturday vnlng at a theater party. Thos present were: Misses K.ugenla Patterson, Congdon Mrs. A. L. Reed, Mrs. Daniel H. Wheeler, Jr.; Miss Ida Pbarp and Mrs. Arthur Remington. For Mr. and Mrs. Baum. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm will enter tain at dinner this evening, at the Colo nial. In honor of Mr. and Mra J. E. Baum, who are visiting at th horn of Mr. F. P. Kirkendall. Winter Flam. Mr. and Mr. J. Clark Colt and family will leave Sunday for their winter horn at La Jolla, Cal. . Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Shackleford and Mis JShackleford have gone to Log An geles, OaL They will spend the winter on th Pacific coast. J With the School Set Mis Florence Rahm is home for. th Chrtsama vacation. Sh Is attending" th Montlcello seminary. Miss Gladys Kloke, who Is attending, th Nebraska university. Is spending the holiday with- Miss Carol Ku'enne. Christmas Tree Celebration. Mr. and Mr. 'A. B. McConnell gave a Christmas tree and dinner for th three little Hossloch boy and several children from th Child Saving Institute. The. children all received many gift and spent th entire day at the McConnell horn. i Newt from War Zone. According to the late reports, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Reed have returned to Part. They were at Bad Nauhaim at the' outbreak of th war, going later to Geneva and southern Franc. Their son, Philip Reed la In Germany at present. Theater Party. . ' ' ' A small theater party Saturday even ing was composed of: Misses Misses. Josephine Congdon, Elizabeth Reed, Messrs. - Messrs. ' I. Carpenter. Casper Offutt Holiday Week Affair.. In honor 'of Mis Harriet Gillette of Sheridan, Wyo., who arrive today to be th guest of Mis Eleanor Mackay and Miss Men! Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Diets will glv a dinner Sunday, Janu For War Relief. Th women- of the Jewish War Suf ferers Relief committee will give a card party and dano at the Metropolitan hall this evening at 8-o' clock. High five and whist are tha card game and attractive prise will be awarded. Refreshments will be served. Beta Fhi Sigma Dance. Th Zeta Alpha ohapter of th Bet Phi Sigma . fraternity entertained for their friend and member at the Rrnne hotel Saturday evening. The entire Coun cil Bluffs chapter was present .and most of the member from Lincoln were there. The ball room was decorated In the fraternity color of old gold and black and evergreen. Les Hiboux Club. ..... The local alumni xf the Le Hlboux club gave their annual banquet at the Rome hotel Saturday evening. For Miss Macrae. Mrs. K. A, Wlckhsm of Council Bluff entertained at, luncl t m today at her home in honor of Miaa Marian Macrae, whoae wedrfing to Clifford Wolfe takes place January S. Covers were placed for Meadamee Pwisld Mncrtie. William Coppock, F.dwln Merrltt. Geor?e Van Hrunt. Che i lea T. Stewert, Ml area Marian Macrae, Marie Ftcwart. Meadamrs ,t, M. Unldrige, W. L. Dotiglaa, Charles Hannah. Jr.; Harrv Van Brunt, E. A. Wlckham. Mlcs Gwendoline Wolfe, Louise Dinning. Testa Chapter Watch Party. Vesta chapter No. . Order of the East ern Star, wtll entertain at a watch party at the Masonic temple Thursdsy even ing. The evening will be spent at cards, high-five and whist being the games to be played. ' Mrs. O B, Idyard is chair man of the committee of arrangements. Wedding Plans. The. wedding of Miss Marguerite Pren tlas snd Mr. John Knox Adam of Sheri dan, Wyo., 'will take place Tuesday evening at the home of th bride's parents. Mr. and .Mrs. J. F. Prentls. Miss Mollle Adams of Sheridan, sister of the groom, will b maid of honor, and the bridesmaids wtll be Miss Mary Sheets and Mia Helen Miller of Chlcaaro. Mr Will Prentiss, brother of th bride, will be best man. The wedding will be quiet, with only relative and very near friend present. The wedding of Miss Virginia Reynold and Mr. Ralph E. Cunningham of Glen wood, la., will be celebrated Wednesday evening, December 80, at :S0 o'clock at th horn of the bride' sister, Mrs. Charles M, Richards, and Mr. Richards. The Rev. O. A. Hulbert of St Mary's avenue congregation church will offi ciate.. Mia Callsta Reynolds, suiter of th bride, and Mis Lora B. Cunning ham of Glenwood, la., will be th .brldes- L maids. The ushers 'will ba Messrs. Fran cis W. Reynold and Frederick B. Greu sel. Mr. William C Rathke of Glenwood will be best roan. To Honor Bride. , Mia Ruth Evans gar a bridge party Saturday afternoon at her home In honor of Mis Marguerite Prentiss, who will be married Tuesday. Thos r resent iv i e: Misses Mlase . Marguerite Prentiss, Mollis Adam of Loa Howard. Khnrldan. Wyo. Louie Bert well, ..Helen Miller of 'Marjorle Foote, Sheridan, Wyo. Mnrgaretta Burke, Nell Kyan, . Mlas Nanny Barrett entertained th Adams-Prentiss wedding party Saturday evening at her home In tha Winona apartments. Th room were deoorated with Christmas greens, and there were) three table of players present McClure-Fyaa Wedding. Th marrig of vilss Amelia Fyaa, daughter of Mr. and Mr. George Fyaa, snd Mr. B. Ov MoClur, was celebrated Wednesday evening at th home of th bride. Miss Blanch Ekdahl was , th maid of honor, and Mr. Frederick Fahrtnaek, matron of honor. Miss Ruthr Watson was-ring bearer, and Mr. Luther W. King, best man. Th wedding march waa played by Miss Nstta Hufnag1e. Mr, and Mr. McClur will reside at th horn of Mr. and Mr. George Fyaa. Adams-Trees Wedding. A pretty wedding took place Christmas v when Mlas Ruby Trees of Indianap olis, lad., was united In man-tag to Mr. Will N. Adams of Omaha, formerly of Boston, at th home of the bride' sister, Mrs, Thomas F. Walsh. Th ceremony was performed by th Rev. Tltu Lowe. Mr. H. M. Munneck played tha Lohen grin wedding march. The bride wore an attractive "gown, of whit charmeuse with overdrapo' of French cobweb lace, and wore a long tulle veil held in place with lilies of the valley. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses. The bride was attended by her lister. Miss Marjorle Tree of Indianapolis, as maid of honor. h wor a gowa of pink charmeuse with overdrap of Chaatilly lac and, carried a bouquet of pink rosea Mr. Frederick Flint of Omaha was best maa. . Mrs. J. H. Tree y Indianapolis, mother of th bride, was present for th wedding. Jerome-Thomas Wedding. A very quiet wedding took place Christ mas day at the home of Mr. and sir. C. W. Thomas when their daughter, Irene, was untied In marriage to Dr. fharles Jerome of East SU Louts, 111 ' The Rev. Titus Low of th First Meth ! odlst church officiated. ; Only Immediate relative and a few of the bride' Intimate friend were present The bride wore a traveling suit of blue chiffon broadcloth, trimmed In fur, a hat with bird of paradise, and corsage bou quet 6f roses and hyacinths. After the ceremony the bride and groom left for Chicago, where they expect to spend a few days, after which they will go to De Kalb, III., where Dr. Jerome, who Is employed In the United States Depart ment of Animal Industry, Is now tempor arily located. I In and Out of the Bee Hive. Mr. John T. Yates has returned from New York. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. . Peters returned from New York City last week. t Mrs. yv. F. Ourlry has returned -from the east where she was called by the illness of her mother. Mlas Evelyn Dudley is spending the Christmas vacation. Hhe I attending ' Kan., with her parents. i Mr. and Mrs. H. P. By'ram of Chicago ; are visiting Mrs. Byram's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Tukey. Mr. I. Rosenthal and son, Edward, hav gone to' Dayton. O,. to spend 'th holi day with Mr. Rosenthal's mother. Mis Grace Bridge of Chicago la visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.- Robert Bridge, and will remain until after New Tear'. - Lloyd -Wester of Salt Lax City, a roommate of Francis Gaines at Yale, will stop over on Omaha on his way tack to college, arriving her for New ; Tear's day. . ' I Mr. and Mrs. David Traill of Cinctn-j natt are in th city, visiting during .th i holiday season with Mr. Traill' mother. ' Mr. Traill la traveling paaaengcr agent , for th Union Pacific. - , Mrs. E. V. Lewi, , who ha been visit- . Ing her Son and bis wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis In Toronto, Canada, I in Springfield, 111., this week with her mother, who Is not' well. - Lieutenant Thomas Hayes, who has been spending two months' leave here with hi wife and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Blngwalt returns next Tues day to Galveston, Tex.,' where he expects to be until April. Mra Hayes and small son -will Join him later whan be secures a house for them. i IT A Good New Year's Resolution Start the New Yr oft with , a watch that will iive you tha correct tlxno all during 1915 and many years to coma, and of II couri to do this It must come from ( COMBS All styles la standard brand American watches as well as Swiss watches, and at a price to suit jou. tf ASUSrttr' aay ! TlX edlivxiiRS 2 li is so eoueiAS r cmtmi 1 If MANY DOWNCASTS SAVED I BY SITTING ON JURIES CHICAGO, Deo. SB. Mor than twenty man have been saved from suicide by Coroner Peter M. Hoffman's plan of placing on coroners! Juris only thos who are in need,' it was learned :oday from a report on th scheme since It was put . in. effect September 1. In three month j 7,320 men who war out of employment . at on juries and collected $1,820 In fes..i Th line of applicant at the coroner' j office some day contain SOfr1 j ."The distress relieved Is not alone financial," commented th report mad by th publlo safety commission. "Mor than twenty men who were Slsoouraged, desperate, and admitted they were on th verge of suicide before they sat on , a Jury, were saved by the plan. Th sight of th ghastly remain of those who had killed themselves, and the grief of relative at th Inquests banished from the minds of those downhearted souls all thoughts of self-destruction. Th object lesson and th financial assistance, small though it was, gav them new hop." A Happy New Year And Let It Be CLEAN Clean, thoughts', clean can clence and clean deeds are all possible without clean clothes, but SURER with them! Phone Tyler 846 Dresher's $57,000 plant and say: "I've a bundle tor you and I want the duds back SURELY In time for New Year's Day wear.' Dresher . . . i Brothers ry''. . jil.: '. A:'.: . : " !n . ; 'V". 1 Dry Cleaners 2211-2213 Farnara St' Be Want Ad Are th Best Business Read Dally by People In Search of Ad vertised Opportunities. Direoi from U Batttw . The Dee's Real War Photos Dsst of Them All Misses Helen Louis , Crosby. Marlon Kuhn, Messrs John Payley. DrexeJ &ibbran. Stella, Tbummel. Messrs. -Louis bweet. For Kiss Eastman. Mr. and Mr. Luther Kounts enter tained at dinner Saturday evening la honor of Mlas Helen Eastman. . Cover war placed fori - Misses Mlese Helen Pantmu, Dapfcn Peters, leaoel VluaotiliaOer, 1 Mear Messrs. i John CaldweH, Clareno Peters, Robert liurna. Informal Bridge. Mr. Charles a K alter gav aa Informal bridge pasty Saturday evening at hi home. Thos p resect were: Mia Margaret Ruetla Ida Darlow, Ruth Mlda. Lois Howell, Mesxrs. Brandon Howell, Donald Maliaou, Mis Oretchea William son, Katherta Daven port, Meaara. RanJall Curtis, C. Buchanan. Cotillion Keit Week. Th Subscription club, th popular aerial dancing club of th winter, will give a cotUUon Wednesday evening. Messrs. O. T. Kountse. A. B. Warren, W. A. C. Johnson aad Harry McCormick will be' the leaders. ' Among those entertaining at dinner parties before this affair are: Mr.' and No Connection With Any Other Omaha Store TiEl HO R N BR 519 South 16th Street ObR FffiST GSEftT JMUMYCIJEffi TI7 OF OUR ENTIRE HIGH-CLASS NEW STOCK OPENS MONDAY MORNING AX 8:30 The women of Omaha and wicalty have been watching and waitlu, for this one groit event, as they have learned from past experience that It lueans a bona de clearance rale of high-class, exclusive wearing aPtarel a positive closing out of every garment, no matter what the sac rifice may be. This clearance wlil be even of greater importance than those of the pnst and will create more enthusiasm, aa everyone knows that this store was opened late last fait and our entire stock Is absolutely new. ALL OUR ALL OUR Fxclasive Tailored Suils AT HALF PRICE $37.50 $34.75 $32.50 $29.75 $55.00 TAILORED SUITS go? PA Clearance Frio , ! VF $24.75 $22.50 30.5O TAILORED SUITS 1 Q 7K Clearance Price Vf'w $17.50 $14.75 $25.00 TAILORED 81TTS O Cft Oear nce price JJ.a6eOU $75.00 TAILORED SUITS Clearance Price $00.50 TAILORED BUTTS Clearance Price $65.00 TAILORED SUITS Clearance Price $50.50 TAILORED SUITS Clearance Price $10.50 TAILORED SUITS Clearance Price $45.00 TAILORED SUITS Oearacioe Price $55.00 TAILORED SUITS Clearance Prioe '. $29.75 TAILORED SUITS , Oeamnee Price . . HIGH CLASS COATS AT HALF PRICE! $39.75 $32.50 $29.75 $24.75 $22.50 $19.75 $17.50 $14.75 $12.50 $9.75 $7.50 $79.50 COATS Clearance Prioe $55.00 COATS Clearance Price $50.50 COATS .Clearance Price $40.50 COATS Clearance Price $45.00 COATS Clearance Price $30.50 COATS Clearance Price $35.00 COATS Clearance Price $29.50 COATS Clearance Price $254)0 COATS Clearance FHc $19.50 COATS Clearance Price $15.00 COATS Clearance Price, $69.50 DRESSES Clearance .Price . $05.00 DRESSES . Clearance Price ' . .ALL' OUR , BEAUTIi UL DRESSES AT HALF PRICE $34.75 $32.50 $50.50 DRESSES I9Q IK Clearance Price apaSeV $9.5r DRESSES 4iA 7K Clearance Price J)aCt 3 .:. $22.50 $19.75 $17.50 $14.75 :.. $12.50 .$9.75 ... ......$7.50 $45.00 DRESSES Clearance Iric . . $39,50 DRESSES Clearance Price . . $35.00 DRESSES .Clearance Price . . $29. SO DRESSES Clearance Irice . . $25.00 DRESSESw . Clearance Priiw . $19.50 DRESSES Clearance Price . . $15.00 DRESSli Clearance Prioe .