TILE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER lt 1915.
B7 LLELLIFICIA.
TALKING of a certain well known natron brings to mind the Inter
cstlug story, as lt was told to me, of her palmy days amongst us.
This matron's tarorlt form of entertainment was dinner
giving and her dinners were always Just a little more tempting
than others, her menus most unusual and attractively different from most,
a lure that really lured, for her devotees were legion.
At on of her fuuctlons the guests were chatting gayly around her
table and as course after course appeared, knowing glances began to pass
from one to the other glances of complete surprise. The menu was dif
ferent, not hers at all. The viands were not of the particularly enticing
variety, but dishes that tempted the lover of simple home-like foods. The
rsstsou was sot apparent to all, but one charming madame "smelt the
lcouse," and went blithely on her way through course after course of her
nesband's favorite dishes. Just as all were leaving the dining room "wise"
madam aalvely remarked to Madame Hostess: H
"Your menu held all of my husband's favorite dishes! Please keep
fingers off."
At Happy Hollow Club.
Mrs. L M. Lewis entertained twelve
gueau at luncheon today at the Happy
Hollow eluh, and Mrs. Edward Callahan
tare a luncheon of tweotjr-two covers
toAajr at the club.
Dinner will ba rivet, tnis even ts at
the Happy Hollow club by B H. WIN
llama, who will havs two gusta; M. M
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Wallman. rtva: vicior nua, si; I
B, Boberta, aeven; R. & Brown, tl.raa,
and K. A. Pau. ale en.
At the Country Club.
Mrs. Kenneth Paterwm entertained a-l
luncheon today at the Country club In
honor of Mlas Ellia llaloer of Elizabeth.
N. J, A mound of pink atem de-orated
the table and covers were placed lor:
Meedamee Meedamea-
IIary Ke.ly. Pau Umlashsr,
he land Fatarsoa, Ralph feteis.
Iksea Ineee
ltaleey, Daphne Peters.
fiU dye Peters, Margaret Bruoa,
I'aterkon,
Change of Addrett.
Mrs. George Doane and daughter, Mlas
Daisy, are giving up their old horn at
Twenty-first and Chicago streets and will
take an apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Byrne will move
October 1 from the New Hamilton to an
apartment In the Stratford Terrace on
Park avenue.
On the Calendar.
Mrs. Harry Kelly wilt give a bride s
party Friday afternoon at her home,
complimentary to Mlas Ellta Halsey.
The Columbian club will give a card
party tomorrow afternoon at their hall
at Twenty-second and Locuat streets at
l: o'clock.
Wedding Announcement.
The wedding of Mlas Bethel R. Rey
nolds snd Mr. Frank Blerbower was cele
brated Monday morning at : o'clock, by
Her. C. H. Fleming, at hla home. The
only guests present were Mrs. H. R.
Reynolds and Mrs. P. W, Blerbower,
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Tuesday, August 31, 1915.
mothet of the br'de and groom, and Mrs.
Cannon, a sinter of the bride. After a
hort wedding trip Mr. and Mra. Bler
bower will be at horns at sons Burt street.
Flfasuret Past
Mm J. P. irophy entertained Saturday
evening at her home In honor of lha
jM.eaet May and Bornndette Murphy of
orden. Ital,. who will return to their
h.n tne Utter port of ths week.
Trs membera of Or . Bxangetlcat
church gave a rwep'.ton Monday evenh.g
In honor of their pastor, Kev and Mrs.
T. M. K'-an and Mtaa V'ear Evans, at
I heir heme. They war surprised by the
Bmtherl.ood club, of Wbtot Rev. Mr.
Evans ta a member.
Mr. a. hlndbors entertained at lunch-
awn Saturday In honor of Mrs. W. Swan
of l)ii.er. Colo. Tits pict were:
MfcprfeniAN.
Mesdamea
A Julineon,
A. Anripraon,
A. Penbloom,
W. Kwan,
TV. Fnitdolh,
O. Km It I,,
C Wall n,
F. Wallin,
Lt. tuns.
neipn jonnpon.
The Pagaloo club gave a hiking party
at Pig lake. Council Blubba, Sunday
morning. Those prenent were:
Mlaaes Miner
Happy Mulhotland. Cerrle K.Iwnrds.
France Mtilholland, Mary Mnreh.
lx a Marh.
Mnbie Tinker,
Beaals Antony,
Irene Baker,
Mraara.
E. V. Kelly,
J. J. White,
Q. A. Ooodman,
O. E. Pen nor,
William Melles.
Wilms Meltos.
Messrs
I.ee Mf-Kenna,
K. Pation, ,
K. Col berg, '
P. McCrono,
Wedding Flam.
Announcement comes from Chicago of
the wedding dates of the Misees Cudahy.
Mlsa Helen will be married to Mr. Auntln
H. Nlblack In November, and Mies Flor
enoe will marry Mr. Vaughn Spalding In
January.
Fisher-Coady Wedding.
Mr. W. J. Klrkland announces the
marriage of her sinter. Mlsa Anna Coady
and Mr. Mcrrlt M. Flutter, which was
ce'ebrated at Billings. Mont, Auguet 14.
The young people will ' be at home at
from The S.
on Sale Wednesday,
AT
Wednesday, September 1st, we will place on sale In our Immense Bargain Base
ment Store ths entire stock of S. A. Pierce & Co., Council Bluffs, consisting of
$39,000 worth of Men's, Women's, Misses', Children's, Boys' and Youths' Boots, Shoes
and Rubber Footwear.
The S. A. Pierce & Co., well known In Icwa and Nebraska for forty years as one
of the leading concerns selling the highest grade shoes, liquidated early In the summer
upon the death of Mr. Pierce, and their $59,000 stork of Fine Fall Shoes was placed
on the auction block. We saw In this an unusual opportunity and our ability to pay
the large amount of cash on the spot brought to us this splendid stock.
All the Rubbers for Women, all a r
first quality, to be marked ..fHvC
All the House Slippers for Men, QQ
splendid values, worth to $2, at..tOC
All the Bath Slippers for Men and
Women will be marked, pair, , .
All Felt Slippers, fur trimmed,
will be marked
All Canvas Leggings for Men
will be marked. , ,
All Men's One-Buckle Arctic
will be marked
Shoe Trees for Men and Women,
pair
Is Not Often You
. Ready
Mountain View ranch, nar Dill nss.
Omaha and Council Bluffs friends will be
Interested In the announcement, which
comes aa a eurprlne.
For Mii Wiltshire.
Mrs. F. P. Klrkendall and Mrs. A. L.
Reed g-ave a picnic today at "K.rkwood"
In honor of Mies Grace Wiltshire of toe
AnKPlen, the jurat of Mr. and Mra Frank
Hamilton. The gueata Included:
Meadames Meadamea
Johnaon, A. . tieaaon.
Frnrk M fllion.
M. K. ! II
F.. W. Martin.
laac tuin,
v. A. Frunrr.
Pnn'el W hreicr,
Charles Offutt.
jo... 1 st. jucnuane.
O. W. Wattlea,
Wliholm,
V arri n Rogrs.
Jlrnrv Hart of
Council Muffs.
Fonelman-Bideaux Wedding.
The marrlajre cf Mr. Ieo Foseelman
and Mine 'Caroline Bldcaux, both of
Dubuque, la., waa ce.eraicd at KL
Peter's church In Omaha at o'clock this
morninu. The Rev. Father McCarthy of
ficiated. After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home of Mr. and
Mra John A. Gentleman, who were wlt
neaacs of the wedding ceremony. Mrs.
Gentleman la the bride's aunt
The younK couple left this afternoon
for an extended western trip and will be
at home at Dubuque after October 1.
At the Brandeis.
Among those entertaining at theater
nartiea last evening were Muwes Ellera,
Mulrahy, May Riale, Lange, Bolln.
At today's matinee parties were given
by Mocdame s J. H. Conrad, W. W.
Turner, It. B Robtnon, H. Mahon, A. V.
Klnaler, riheam. Mien Oertruds Cobry
and Mlas Evelyn Hopper.
Mrs C. F. Conner, Miss Boathard. Mr.
George A. Goodman and Mies Burkamp
will entertain at the BrandvU this even
ing. At Prairie Park.
At the annual meeting of ths Prairie
Park club Saturday evening, Augut M,
the following officers were elected for
the season of 19IN-I91S: President, n G.
King; vice president, E. C. Conley; sect.
tary and treaaurer, loul Nelson. The
board of directors will conalat of the
three above officers, with Oeorge W.
Gardner and Charles C. Hayiies. The
olub's social season will begin In about
three weeks. The dances will be in
charge of George W. Gardner. Uouls Nel
son will have charge of ths Whist club
and the management of ths club house
will be handled by Charles C. Haynes.
Ths Ladles' Whist club, which was under
the direction of Mrs. IL C. Barton last
season, will also commence the season
shortly.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. W, A. Ramser and son. William,
have returned from an extended trip
through California.
Mra. Roy T. Cathors has gone to Den
ver, where she will remain a couple or
weeks visiting friends.
Mlas Nellie F. Green will open her
dancing studio at Prairie Park club house
the middle of September.
The Misses Mae snd Eva Mahoney are
xpectod home shortly from an extended
trip on the Paclflo coast
Ml Mary Frances Welch leaves to
morrow for California to visit her brother
and numerous friends. Mies Welch will
visit In San Francisco, Los Angeles.
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A. PIERCE & COMPANY., Council Bluffs,
AEOUT HALF PRIC
Fall Shoes
We will sell all of the Men's Shoes, Strong
& Garfield, Stetson's, etc. Fine Shoes, late
styles, all sizes and widths. Pierce's
retail price $5.00 and An ah
J6.00, at apZsl70
We will sell all of the Men's Shoes made to
retail at S3. 50 and $4.00, man) (j -) C
famous makes, all sizes, at, pair pgsDU
We will sell all the odds and ends in Men's
Shoes, Work Shoes, Athletic Shoes and
Staple Shoes, Pierce's price, f0 ff
worth to $3.00, pair P,UU
15c
98c
50c
98c
50c
All the Misses and Children's Shoes, sizes
syt to 2, patent and dull leather and
kidsklns, every size, good tf 1 Af
styles, pair 1.411
Have Such An Opportunity. We Advise Our Custc ir.crs lo
Wednesday
Open Until 6 P.
KEW DEAU OP CEEIOHTON MED
ICAL COLLEGE.
J)r ftoberiPebzer
Fresno. Baker, Csl., snd fialt Lake City,
Utah, beforo returning home.
Mra Kate Martin of Iowa City. Iu,
Is In the city, visiting ber children. Mr.
and Mrs W. J. Mirtin. She Is aeoom
panled by Mine Vara Mclncmy.
Mr. snd Mrs. R, A. Flndlev returned
Monday etet.ing from a ten days motor
trip through lows. They V lilted friend f
In Boone, la.
Mlas Emma Foley and Mlsa iSIla Ras
mua left Monday for a tour -M the Pa
clflo ooaet They will visit both exposi
tions and go as far north as Vancouver
before returning home.
lUltonnneoe and toantlpat'es.
It is certainly surprising that any
woman will endure the miserable feel
Ing uauaed by biliousness and oonstipa
tlon. wben relief Is so esally had and a
so little expenae. Mrs. Chas. Peck, Gates
N. T., writes' "About a year ago I used
two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets and
they cured me of biliousness and constl
pation." Obtainable everywhere. ' Al,
druggists. Advertisement
School Children
Should hare their eyes carefully
examined before school henna.
See FLITTON he grrea children
hia peraon&l attention.
16 ill St. North of Faurnam St.
AUU1 l0mk Hr th0 Spmrklimg Spmn
lock o
Thursday,
for Men, Women
V'e will sell all the Women's Shoes, worth
$5 and up, such makes as f Q Cf
Wright & Peters, etc, at, pair, U
All the Women's Shoes, Pierce's price $3.30
and $4.00, all good styles, (tn aa
all sizes, at, pair psUU
All the odds and ends of Women's Shoes,
every size, all splendid values. Pi-rce's
price $2.50 and
up. at af J ,OU
All Shoes for
up to 8, at
Morning at 8:30 COME
,'1'iK
M. Every Day Beginning Wednesday
NEW MEDICAL DEAH
AT CREIGHTON UHI
Dr. Eobert Retzer of University of
Chicago Appointed Head of
Medical School Here.
SUCCEEDS DR. A. L. MUEELHEAD
Dr. Robert Retztr, recently of the
faculty of the University of Chicago,
baa been appointed dean of the
Crelghton College of Medicine, suc
ceeding Dr. A. L. Mulrhead, who de
sired to be relieved of the details In
cident to the position in order that
be might give himself up exclusively
to teaching.
Dr. Mulrhead will continue to head the
department of physiology, which he has
brought to such a high state of ef
ficiency that it la one of the strongest
parts of the medical course. His vast
experience, his .marked ability as a
teacher, and his keen Interest in his de
partment, will combine, as In the past to
enlist the hearty support of the student
body, snd additional time, which will
now be at his disposal, will ensble him
tor work out plans long sines formed
but unexecuted, because of the attention
claimed by the executive duties of the
lean's office.
The new dean brings to his position an
unusual amount of experience both as
rtudent and teacher. A graduate of the
I nlverelty of Lelpslc, he taught for four
years In ths Johns Hopkins Medical
choul, two years In the medical derart
nent of ths Unlveralty of Minnesota, and
'our years at the University of Chicago.
Ills specialty Is anatomy, and at
rcighton he will have charge of the
inatomlcal laboratories, as well aa the
caching of anatomy.
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cneaply by a
Bee "For Rent"
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WE WILL DELIVER IT LATER WHEN
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Friday and Saturday
This was a distinct scoop for Brandeis Stores to get so many of the very shoes
people will want for fall to sell at about half price, more especially when you under
stand that they carried only the best lines of shoes, Including such makes as Strong fit
Garfield, Wright & Peters, Johnson Bros., etc The shoes are all excellent styles, all sizes
and widths.
Exceptional preparations have been made for efficient service, comfort and con
venience of people who attend this sale. Remember that the sale starts Wednes
day morning svt 8:30 and continues until Saturday night.
. Let your own best Interests be served by coming.
and Children
Arch
will
Children, sizes
$1.00
All Oxfords and Pumps for Women, re
gardless of quality and style, all JQ
sizes, will be priced 07C
Let us make it as strong as
we can: Fels-Naptha is not
like any other soap. No other
soap ever made, whether you
call it hot-water or cold-water
soap, can do what
It's the naptha combined
with other harmless cleansers
that loosens the dirt and dis
solves the grease and does what
hard robbing and boiling take
twice as long to do.
Just as wonderful for all household cleaning:.
HOTELS
IiOOKOlT MOUNTAIN
Only forty minutes' ride from the
ALBANY HOTEL, Denver.
Don't miss thla on the way to the
two Expositions.
Write to the AIBANY HOTEL
MANAGEMENT for the booklet.
free, "One Day Scenic Trips Into the
Denver Mountain Parks and Re
sorts." Address ALBANY HOTEL,
Denver, Colo.
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Sloes
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Rubber Heel Cushions, regular
25c grade, pair...
Lamb's Wool Soles fcr C'ocheted Clippers,
for Men, Women and Children, t f
Pair ...IOC
Supports of all kinds
be marked....... ,
Ankle Braces,
pair
Over 1,000 pair Women's Overgaiters,
all colors, worth to $1.00, r
will be marked, pair ...JLUC
Shoe Polish of all kinds including r
regular 25c pkgs., will be marked... JjC
First Quality Rubber Heels for Men's and
Women s bhoes will be
matked.
Ttke c'vrr.lrfe
EARLY
MERCHANTS TAXI CO.
Tonrlnr and Closed Cars.
93.00 per hour. ' Door. 4500.
Stand at Merchants Motel.
ADVERTISING IS TUB
UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
SPOKEN EVERYWHERE BT
BUYERS AND SELLERS.
SQUARE READY K
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