THE HKK: OMAHA, THUIIXIUV. DECEMBER 31, 1914.
By MELLIFICIA. Wednesday, December 30, 1914.
Maltese Club Dancing Party.
Tha. Mattes f Itib pave n d&nolnc partr
at Chartibsre Tuesday evAnlng, tha third
annual .rfatr Klven by this club. Red
and vhlto, tha club colore, were lira)
throughout an decorations. The commit
tee in charge waa conipov1 of Oltrln
Oitiild, Hew art McDonald. Robert Htors
nJ F;d Ey!rr. The foMowinr ere
T
present:
Misses
tin i . i. . - .. . . I Kllaf-th noblriKoti,
"c mu-iwuiuiiru i ii nn; in vi mriunj ojirn House rew inn day, ii Porothv Solomon.
was the habit in the time of out granddstnss, baa been relegated ju7n-7 i:"rZ'v
to a solitary corner of the fhelf, and the wonder In, will It ever be
revived?
So have we progressed, even In our play time, that New Year's day In
inourrn unnn wn.n u fxnionienis ana pleasures away from ouw
own firesides, and we all seem to think that our venerable ancestors did
not know the fun held for the investigating one.
Just the other day a few of the old-timers of Omaha were chatting
ovpr their yesterdays, and being in the full awing of the Yuletlde atmos
phere, the topic most discussed war the pleasures attending the time-hon
ored custom of kpeplng open house on New Year's day. How the men, all
dolled up In their best Mb and tucker, and with fclclgh and sleigh bells (the
larger the better), sallied forth to extend New Year's greetings.
Only one of Omaha's households has held to this old cordial custom.
Hillside," the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Yates, has always extended
a special greeting to Its friends New Year's day.
It was always the rendezvous for a corterle of Omahans every New
Year, and Its many friends will always remember the pleasures behind Its
doors. Illness in the family will prevent this time-honored custom be'lng
held to this New Year.
Dinners Before Cotillion.
Mrs. Daniel Wheeler anil Miss Ida
Sharp will give a dinner of sixteen
rovers thla evening at the. home of Mlsa
Hharpe. The. guest will attend the cotll
ilon at Turptn'a academy later.
, Mrs. Arthur Kemlngtnn and Mr. Harry
McCorralrk will give a dinner thla even
ing In their apartments at the Ileaton.
Cover will be placed (or:
Mr. and Mra. O. T. Keaatman.
Ir. and Mra. J. K. Summer.
. Mra. 'harlea Ogilen
Mra. Remington.
Mrwri- Mesr.
J"rank Hurkley. H. McCormtck.
C W. Hitll.
Mr. and Mra. A. I Reed mill five a
dinner thla evening, preceding the cotil
lion at Tiirpln'a, In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
1. K. Raum of ThllHdelphla. The table
will be decorated with red rose, and
to vera will be placed for:
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Hatim.'
Mr. and Mra. Clement Chase.
Mr. and Mra. Isaac 0le-i.
.Mr. and Mra. O. St. WllheJm.
, Mra. Malrh.
.Mra. Klrkendnll.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C. Johnson win en
tertain at dinner this evening preceding
the cotillon to be given at Turptn's acad
emy. Klllarney rosea nnd lilies of tha
valley will decorate the table and cover,
Kill be placed for
-Otr. and Mrs. A. V. Klnnler.
. Mr. and Mra. John A. MrShane.
Mr. and Mra. W. T. Vane.
Mr. and Mra. AVIIson Ixiwe.
" Mr. and Mra. Johnson.
, Miaa Katherine Mi ormlrk
Mr. Howard Ualdrlge. .
Future Affair.
Mr. Warren. Dreckenrldge will enter
tain at dinner Haturday evening In honor
of Mia Harriet Gillette of Sheridan.
Wye, who u the rueet of Mlaa Eleanor
Mack ay. Mlsa Gillette will be honor g-ueat
Sunday at a dinner, given by Mr. and
Mra. C. N. Dleu.
Reception for Visitor.
Sfra. A. E. Merrltt. t Harney, U
holding a reception thla afternoon for
Mra. M. J. Merrltt of Evanivllle, 111. ,
Masquerade Party.
" "Att. arid Mrs. L. V. Crofoot will give a
masquerade party thla evening In honor
of their daughter,' Sllaa Virginia ,
Refinishcd
$225
-5110
Look Like New
Selling: at prices and
terms which will move
them fast.
Beautiful Walnut Oa'so
Everett Piano. Origin
ally sold
for $600,
at.;,'..
Easy Payments.
Kremlin 3
Mahogany V
Piano
$1.00 Per Week.
Genuine Pecker & Son
Piano, New
York, "wal
nut ease
Terms, $5.00 Per Month.
19U ModelKimbaU
Piano in P f
quartered VyJ
, $10.00 Down Takes
This Home.
l-Mx & Co. ak
Piano in 0
firm shape, V
for.1..
$5.00 Payment Buys It.
Handsome figured wal
nut Cable- enrir"
XeleonPi- ViW
ano
WiU allow 30 months'
time on this."
Mnr graded make of
pianos tit high and medium
i-ars, sHling from fiJH) up.
New Piamoa) from $175 up.
Teruie to auit. 8tovl, acarf
no J dfllverjr free.
A.HospeGo.
1513 Canslss St.
t'Hxe
165
To Honor Visitor.
Mia Margaret Oreer rtaum entertained
at . luncheon Tueaday at her home In
honor of Mlaa Katherine Haum of Phila
delphia, who la vlaitlna with her parents
at the hamo of Mr. and Mra. Kirkendall.
The table was decor-ated with red
floaera and Christmas greens and covers
were placed for:
MIrbcs
KBtherlne Baum,
Virginia Offutl,
Uraro Allison.
Messrs
Jarvla offutt.
Unrdette KHken-
dall,
Charles Rurgess,
Isscs -Krna.
Heed.
Kslher Wlllielm.
Clara Daugherty,
Meitsrs.
rhllllp Chay.
.Iami KnyiTolds,
Ray Millard.
Joseph Millard,
Informal Tea.
Mrs. A. R. Merrltt gave an informal
tea thla afternoon at her borne In honor
of Mra. Max Merrltt of KvanavUle, Ind.,
who la her houae guest. J
An. IVivsl.
Helen Ki kli s
if Lincoln.
Peatrlrc Johnscn,
lila Hobblns.
Mildred Collin!".
Mararet Nora.'.
Helen Miepnril.
Iorotliy Myers.
(l"rrul f'ortei.
Kl.irence Hesgolade,
f ietaldine Johnson,
M''lla Kublnson,
Mari'in Weller.
Mnnrrct McCoy.
Katherine Oonlil,
Lniira Zimpiernm n.
lli'len I'ear-e,
All'- Ituiihtoii.
Marie K iWlrv.
Hettv Carr,
Ruth 81i'Ki.
Ann Robertaoii.
Helen Van Deueen,
Ivrothy "."arns, .
Edna Kltey,
rila Mltehel.
Katherine
Pnvenpnrt,
Mse Kn1er,
Lillian K ley.
Lillian C hapin,
Messrs
Rnssell Phillips.
Morton VVakeley,
liryi-e Crawford,
John Wrlglil
ol Lincoln,
Foy Porter.
Kenvon Smith,
rhllllp Hniithland,
Hlevers Hunmin,
John KanlKHii.
I). F. Mattes'in,
Lyman rhllllps.
Hugh McVlrker
of l.lni iln.
ILidyn Myer.
Irov Crnm veil
of Ames,
Robert K'rtwards,
leo Ktchane,
Ralph Powell.
Russell l.trmvn,
Kenneth Cruig
of Lincoln,
Edmund Rootll,
F. S. Hremlng.
ieurce (irimes.
M insea
Helen Currier,
Msrv Carrier.
'erlrnde I) novan.
Ruth Ieder
-Vary Fuller
ireti'hen Langdon,
farlon Coed,
I len Carrier,
"Sisre Hart(.
Florence Russell.
'srolvn Holmnulst,
M ilrtred Hh'iden,
Hur'ithy Klplinker.
Nell Hejsenbern.
Jiai e .siabnutrh.
Mfei lorle Cavers,
I 'arriet Cfiapln.
lies I -Irs t'lrks
of Lincoln.
Crladys Hnhertson,
ixir.ilhv I hi man.
Rulh Anderson,
t:erit,s riathke.
lertrud Mstteson,
.Merle Ksufnsn.
Kllsnbeth Oawford,
Uuth Fliarerald,
Helen Wahl.
Maraar.tha Orlmmal.
Tarda Bcott,
Ann Jtuasell,
Ruth M.'Coy.
Mnrnaret Tlurke,
Kvmyn Horton.
Helen Steith.
Cotter,
Messrs.
Frank Campbell,
John Jenkins.
Walter C Johnson,
Alex Crawford,
Carl nejeenberg,
John Mclonaln,
Lverett Uurke,
Itlrhard HaUmsn,
Morrle Northwall,
Unnald Kipllneer,
HawHon White,
A. tiressler,
Archie Lawrence,
Wayne 8elby,
Keith Cavers,
W. J. Hayes,
Lorlng Kllint.
Stew art McDonald.
R. M. Durell,
Out Reckett,
C. Hugh.
Holnnd Marrows,
Harry tlalborne,
Kl Is worth Moser,
lslle Putt.
H. Woodward,
Hsrnld lei'herty,
W. lllian Noble,
Kdward I i jiani,
Hyron Huth.
Clisrles I'errlgo,
Hotiald 8hepsrd.
Jamas Ciardiner,
Mauri"" Toomla,
Paul Wither,
Herbert Ryan,
enre Rllry.
Phlrip tlilmore,
Wnllace Shcpard,
Pfeiffer-Shelly Wedding.
The wedding of Scisa Margaret Helen
Shelly, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Clark
Phelly, and Mr. Bernhardt K. Pfeiffer
waa i-elebrated Tuesday evening at the
home of the bride's parenta. Rev. V. O.
Urown of the Methodist Episcopal church
officiated.
The ceremony waa performed In the
living room before an Improvised altar,
dcorsted with white and pink tulle bows,
and placed before a bank of evergreena.
On either side of the altar were white
pedestals, draped with trailing pine and
surmounted with pink baskets filled with
ferns and Klllarney rosea. The reception
hall was decorated with evergreen, trail
in pine and Klllarney rosea. Ho.lly and
polnseKa were used In the dining room.
The bride wore a gown of white chax
meuse. with bodice and tunic of Chan
Ully lace. The long train waa trimmed
with ermine. Iter long tulle vol! waa held
In place with lilies of the valley and ahe
carried a shower bouquet, of Kites of the
valley with bride's rosea.
Silas Annie Barnes waa bridesmaid. Rhe
wore a gown of Nile green Puaay Willow
taffeta, with overdress of green chiffon
made with a bodice of silver lace and
trimmed with pink French rosebuds. She
carried Klllarney roses.
William Pfclffer, brother of the groom,
waa beat man.
Mr. and Mra. PfelCfer will lie at home
aftar February 1 In thla city.
Dinner Before Dance.
I Miss Claire and Mr. Edward Daugherty
Will give a dinner this evening at their
home In honor of Mlaa Katherine Baum
of Philadelphia. Later the guests will
attend the Sorority dance at Chambers'
academy. Thope present will be
Thompson Wakeley, Warren Howard,
Roy Gould, Oenrge Howell,
H'irtnn Howard. Paul Plot how.
Phillip Downs, Frank Walker,
Mlssea
Katherine Bsnm,
Virginia Otfutt.
Grace Allison,
Florence Neville,
Meaara.
Jarvls offutt.
Paul Hhlrley,
Ray Millard.
J. Eugene Neville,
Ienman Kountsc,
Charlea Burgess.
Misses
F.rna Heed.
Claire Daugherty,
Esther Wlllielm.
Messrs.
Hugh Peters,
Charles Allison,
Tiouls Rurgess,
Edward Daugherty.
Burdette Kirkendall,
For Mist Smith.
Mrs. W. H. McCord and Mlaa Marjorla
MoCord entertained at luncheon today at
the Omaha club In honor of Mlsa Harriet
Smith, who waa a debutante of the win
ter. A matinee party at the "Blna Bird"
followed the" luncheon. A mound ef red
rosea and stevla wm used as a table
centerpiece r.nd the guests' flacee were
marked by corsage bouquets of orchids
and llllea of the valley. Covora wera
placed for: '
Mesdames
W. H. McCord.
Misses
Hairtet Hmith,
Ann Ulfford.
Meedamee
Arthur C. Bmlth.
Misses
Harriet Met.
Alice Jauulth.
Regina Conneil,
Frances Hochstetlcr, Harriet (llllette of
Blanche Deuel.
Daphne Peters.
Halcyon Cotton,
Eugenia Patterson
Eleanor Mackay.
EYnilv Keller,
Luclle Baeon.
Janet Hall.
Marlon Kuhn.
Sheridan. Wye.:
Helen L. Croshy of
Topeka. Kan.";
Genevieve Brooke of
Washington. D. C;
Marlon Howe.
utella Thummel.
Josephine Coi.gdon.
For Younper Set.
Mra. Campbell Fair entertained at
luncheon today at the Loyal hotel in
honor of Miaaea Erna and Elizabeth
Reed and their neat, Mlaa Katherine
Baum. of Philadelphia. A box party at
tha Orpheum followed the luncheon.
The luncheon table was decorated with
red shaded candles and covers were
plaoed for:
Misses
Esther Wllhelm,
Virginia Offutt.
Misses '
Katherine Baum.
Erna Reed,
Elisabeth Reed,
Mesdames
lanac. Coles.
Messrs.
Messrs.
Malcolm Baldrlge,
W illiam Khelton,
Mesdames
CemnbHl Fair.
Pnrdette Kirkendall,
Phillip Chase,
Jarvla Offutt.
Hew Year'i Eve Party.
The Cactl-Coronado club will entertain
at a dancing party New Year's eve at
Chambers' academy. A cabaret enter
tainment will be given during the even
ing.
To Honor Bride.
Miss Marlon Macrae of Council Bluffs,
who will be married January1 5 to Mr.
Clifford Wolfe of Omaha, waa honor
guest today at a luncheon given by Mra.
E. A. Merrltt at her home tn Council
Bluffa.
SMS- .agJw- 1 .Til
It will surpass both in the quantity of merchandise offered and in money-saving possibilities all white
sales this store has held in its thirty-three years' history. Next Sunday's newspapers will give particulars
Millinery
SOO Doi?n Hunches of Large Nilk
Jtoeca silk June Roses, Pan
sles, Fruit Boquets, new mixed
Branchings, in desirable flowers.
. i Values to 60 cents each nr
for ZOC
100 Winter Trimmed Hals that
have sold up to f 10 Principally
blacks; medium and large bats.
Your choice Thurs- Jj C
day, for 4aeOs
Dress Goods
36-lnch Serge 50c val
": 33c
40-In. clours Regular Q p
It rals. Special, yard.. 3C
M-ln. OnatinKS aud Suiting $2
to j.&u values. Special
Thursday, yard
French Flannels Regu- nr
lar 60c values. Special yd DC
Fine Dreaa Goods Positively
worm ai.io. special
Thursday, yard ....
Dreaa Goqds Worth 7(c QQ
to $1. Special, yard. ... 0vC
$1
75c
Slippers, Leggings
We want to clear our stocks of
these no matter how low we
have to cut the prices. Here are
some really wonderful bargains
for Thursday: . . .
Children's Leggings In all col
ors. Bearskin, Astrakhan, Vel
vets and Jersey. Every jf
palr worth $1. Special. , aCDC
I'ulluiaa Slipper Tan and black.
Worth up to 11.50 per CA
pair. Thursday OUC
Women's Felt Slippers Odds and
ends. Daintily trimmed with
ribbon. Padded wool ' soles.
Worth $1.69 per pair; qq
special .............. aVOC
Uath Slippers for Men and Women
bold for 60o to 76c per nr
pair. Choice at . .7. . . . . CtO C
Cliil.lrn's Felt Slipper All fur
trimmed. Worth fl per Cf
pair, for OUC
WOMEN'S DHP.8S SHOFS
Dull leather and patent leather,
.worth up to $4 pr. qp
Special Thursday .. IavO
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rT-ST llaa irahi'"'lTTl SiiisisjSiISSSsSaMSJSaaSasi Sal II 1 1 I I I IT ll T "
YEAR-END CLEARING SALE
All email lots must go and if low prices will help they
will go quickly. We advertise only a few of the bargains.
In every department there is something to be sacrificed. It
will pay you to shop thoroughly, to look in every section
and in every aisle, both in the new building and the old.
Smart Coats and Tailored Suits
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Fotr Women and Misses
Are offered at extraordinarily low prices in our Year-End
Clearing Sale. Every woman who has been waiting for
this event to buy a very fine garment at a low price now
has her opportunity. Only a few quoted. There are hun
dreds more.
Tailored Suits worth $15.00 to $22.50, for $6.98
Tailored Suite worth $25 to $35, offered at $12.50
Women' Coats worth up to $22.50, for $8.98
White Chinchilla Coats worth $19 to $25, for $10
Women's Fur Coats worth up to $30,00, for $13.50
Women's and Misses' Coats worth up to $40, $19
Year-End Clearing Sale of
BLOUSES
High or Low Neck Model
Long or Short Sleeves
Shadow Lace, Satin and Crepe de .
Chine Bloua " k f go
Worth to fS.98, for J 1 ,UO
Dark Silk and 1 Ionian Striped Silk
BlonHee Worth up to no
to $6.98. for P3a70
Crepe de Chine, Shadow Lace ajid
Chiffon Blouses ?Q 7Q
Are worth to $5. for 4 7
Very Fine Dress Blouses That
sold originally from f 10.00 to
marked at. ....Half Price
Nuns' Veiling, Percale, Dark Chif
fon Blouses and Flannel Shirts
Worth up to $2.50, ewQ
for, each IZJC
Silks
Fine Laces, Etc.
French and Oenpan Val. Lac and
Insert loos Special at, r 1
yard Z$C
Oriental aud Shadow Kdgea
Worth to X&c m yard. iv
Special r lUC
Fancy Colored Urald and F.dgea
Worth to 25c yard r
Kclai .' C
White and Ltro IMeattng r
Worth to 25e yard. for.. OC
0 to JK-liuh Cambric and Swiss
Fnibroldered Flounclnga r
Ysrd 2 UC
Handkerchiefs
Slightly mussed from display
during, our holiday season. One
laundering- will make them perfect
Men's ami Women's too Handker
chiefsClearing sale ; o 1
price ZC
Meu'a aud Women's 15c Itandker
rhiefa Clearing; sale T 1
price, each 2C
fM ilea's atKl Women's 25c Handker-
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BOYS' SUITS and OVERCOATS
Our Year-End Clearing Sale brings many wonderful
values. Plenty of new neat patterns iu high-grade suits,
mostly two-pair-pant suits, all Serge Suits included.
Plenty of Chinchilla Oyercoats in all colors. Balraacaans
in plains and fancies. All very much underpriced.
'2
Cboice of Boys'
Knicker Suits that sold S
for $7.50 to $10.00, for.
Even many suits worth up to
112.50 are included In this lot.
This means all the two-pair-pant
suits and single-pant suits
about 375 suits in all Blue
Serges. Tweeds, Homespuns and
Worsteds. Many are Imported
fabrics. AH ages, 6 to 17 years.
All the $3.00 and $
$4.00 Knicker Suits
will go at
This lot will be on sale in the
Basement. There ars 20 sultb
with two pairs of pants: othtu
sre single-pant suits with every
paut fully lined. All ages, 5 to
17 ears.
Choice of Boyt' m
Overcoats that sold at L
$5.00 to $7.60, for., .
Chinchilla Coats in all colors,
many with caps to match. Bal
macaan Coats in plain and
fancy; all full lined, a few mix
ture eoats In Polo styles for boys
. 1 to 10 years.
3
'250
Choice of Boys' $
unicker Suits that sold
for $5.00 and $0.50, for,
Extra-pant. auits. and single
pant suits. Two big tables full.
Splendid assortment of patterns.
Plenty of browns and grays. Cor
duroy 'and Serfs suits at this
price also.
Choice of Boys'
$3.50 and $4.00
Overcoats for
These will be on sale In our
Basement . Section. They are
mostly mixture coats in Yolo or
half-belt styles. A few gray
Chinchilla Coats in this lot.
Ages 2 to years.
Big" Boys' Overcoats $
Worth up to $12.50.
Every mixture coat that sold
at f7.&0. $10 and 112.60 Includ
ed in this lot. Convertible or
shawl collar models. Ages 11 to
II years.
AU th CbimiUlla and llalnia
raaa Coats for livys 11 to 18
years Garments that sold at
10. 112.60 and IU
Co on sale tomor
row, choice, at.
'5
S7.50
All Small Lots of Cloves and Hosiery Are Marked
Down for Quick Clearance
Imitation Fur Coatings 52
wide. Regular 2 to $3
values. Special, yard . .
42-in. Brocade Silks $2.50
ues. Very special at,
yard ,
Fancy Boulevard Velvets Regu .
lar 76c values. Special oq
Thursday, yard OaC
Plain and Fancy Velvets $1.25
values. Special Thurs
day, yard .'
40-inch Black Silk Poplin Sella
regularly for $1.76 yard.
Special Thursday, yard.. j 1
36-ln. Fancy Heavy Satins $1.25
values.. Special Thurs
day,' yard
40-inch Black Chiffon Velvets
Regular $5 values. Aft QC
Specially priced, yd. &J&
Ins.
$1
val-$1
69c
69c
Hosiery
Women's 85c Silk LhdetHose
Clearing sale price, per
pair
Women's oOc Cashmere Wool
Hose Clearing sale
price, pair
Women's flJSO 'AU Pure Thread
Silk Hose Clearing sale (Q
price, pair OJC
Men's 15c Lisle Finished Sox
Clearing sale price, pair
Boys' and Girls' 10c Heavy Ribbed
Hose Clearing sale
price, pair
18c
i Wool
18c
bread
i9c
9c
ibbed
12ic
Knit Underwear
Women's 91 Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants Clearing on
sale price OIC
Children's Flat Wool Vests and
Drawers Worth up to 1Q
$1. Clearing sals pr'.e. . I C
Girls' and Boys' 50c "M" Knit Id.
ion Bull Clearing sale nn
price . . O aV C
Women's and Children's Mercer
ised Hoods Clearing nn
sale price OUC
50c Wool Crochet Hoods, Caps and
Leggings Clearing sal in
price laC
Men's Underwear
Broken lots of shirts and drawers.
Also fins quality of lamb fleeced
shirts and drawers, worth up to
$115. Special, per gar
49c
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Beware !
the CLUTCHING
is Loose
HAND
Notice is hereby given that a notorious
criminal is at large in this city. He is the
author of a score of crimes, particularly
fiendish in the methods employed.
He has completely eluded the police, for he has
no clue as to his identity, except s mark of a clutch
ing hand, by which he has come to be known.
His ways are peculiar, his motive for activity
being indefinable. He turns up anywhere
attacks anybody. He goes from a palace to a
lowly hovel ; from a little child to an old lady.
The beautiful woman is not beyond him, nor
the strong one.
He does not work in the ordinary way. His
schemes are awful and ghastly. He must be a
scientist gone awry.
This warning is therefore made in order to put
every family on its closest guard.
Women I Lock your doors !
Men ! Do not go out unprotected.
The "Clutching Hand" is worse than anycrhn
inal of the last century for here the favorite pursuit
is murder,
Rewards are offered for the detection and arrest
of the "Clutching Hand." Send all information to
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1121 Farnain Street, for tickets, raaeratioA, informa
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