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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1915)
TIIE HKE: OMAHA, AVFJ)Xi:.SDAV. STTTTMnER 8, IPtr,. By MELLIFICIA. . Tuesday, September 7, 1915. THE Ran Francisco exposition has Its fads and fancies as every tbtng else. Just now, many of the wayfarers who are returning from the coast are wearing the attractive scarfs that are displayed on the grounds of the fair. They are made in one and two-toned colors. This style Is, individually, a coast one and those who are wearing them have been visitors at the exposition or are possessed of generously dispose friends. Mrs. William Lincoln Hyrne is wearing one of yellow and white, with a trimming of Copenhagen blue stripes at the ends. Miss Edith Hamilton has one of purple and white, Miss Florence Neville, a yellow one and Miss Alpha Field one of blue and white stripes. WOMEN TO RESUME THE RELIEF WORK Franco-Belgian Relief Association is Reorganized to Help the War Refuge. TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT At Happy Hollow Club. Dr. N. II. TUnmussen will entertain at 6 Inner this evening- at the Happy Hollow eluK A large besket of aolden glow tied with yellow mallne bow will decorate th table. Ill B-ucU will be: Miiiti. and Mesriam Harry 8. VWIr. J. W. Carmlchs!, U. C. Fowler, W. A. Picl, l Hamlin. U. Hart. Walter Oilier. Irs. and Meadames Ti C. Henrv, John Pulver. Hudnlpn RlK, He1ame Meedme Ada eV Charlton. Nanry J. Moore, yim Knons of Knoxvilfe, III. Pr. PV Craven. Mr. II. U Morrow. .Mr. and Mrs. Harmon V. Bmtth. Jr.. will entertain at dinner this evenltif at tha Happy Hollow club for: Mr. and Mrs. I J. Heliy. Pr. and 1r 1. A. Weddr. Mrs. t'tmnbell. Mre, C. K. Walrath entertained at lunrheon today at Happy Hollow cluh. The table was decorated with a variety of garden flowers and covers were placed for twenty guet. Others entertalnln at dinner this eve ning at the Happy Hollow club will be: JL 8. Hamilton, who will have seven g-ueeta; John Williams, two; '. S. Mc Donald, five, and C. K. Williams, two, At Sevmoar Lake Club. Mrs. John Beklna entertnlned at lunch eon Monday at tha fcymonr Ivika Coun try club for women golfers. Mrs. L. M. Lord was elected chairman of the Wo men Golfers' association and following tha luncheon a new club, tha fieymour Lake Golf club, was organised with Mrs. I M. Lord as chairman and Mrs. John Bektns secretary and treasurer. Those present were: motor trip thrown Iowa, She is ex pected home Thiiradsy. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Harhtsn left Satur day for California and the expositions. where they will remain for threa weeks. Mrs. Ada Yule JSroos of Kansas City arrived tinday evening to Ix the guest of her mother, Mrs. Anna Yule, for the week, Lr. and Mrs. Charles K. Smith and daniclitera returned Mornl.iv from the C.laclT National park, whero they have bi-an for the last two months. Mrp. T. C. Hyrne. Mrs. Joseph Hyrne an. I Mlaa Ophelia Hnyrten loft Sunday evening for Oilcago. Mr. T. C. Hyrne will go directly to Troy, N. Y.. to spend soveral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. William Fitzgerald. Mis Haydcn and Mrs. Joseph Hyrne go on to Washington, l. f. Loral society women have reorgan ized the Franco-Belgian Relief asso ciation of last winter and will hold their first meetlnng early In October. Mme. A. M. Borglum Is the honory president; Mrs. Warren Rogers re places Mlsg Jessie Millard as presi dent; Miss Millard Is vice president; Miss Mildred Rogers is secretary, and Mlsg Helen Scobie, treasurer. Instead ef meeting several times a week to sew for the war sufferers the efforts of the women will b rathr toward collect ing materials which wt!l provide employ ment for refugee women on the thee side. Meetings wUl be heid only once a month. According to present plans the December meeting will be given over to sewing for local charities. Small Bam Goes Uif Wir. Contributions In money will be received by Miss Helen Rcoble. "The small sum of M cents will give one-half day's employment to a refugee who can In that time make a mattress cover, the material for which will also be donated. Pometlmea one mattress Is all that a family of six or seven has for bedding." said Mrs. Rogers. The line of work to be follewed wss outlined by Mlas Grace Sorbaugh, general secretary of the British-American Toung Women'a Christian association at Paris, who addressed a meeting at the home of Miss JesHle Millard recently. At the time Miss Zorbaugh was visiting her parents in Council muffs. Among the women whore services are enlisted In tha work are: Moadamea O. C. Hedlck, W. C. Rhuiuin, Harold Ulfford. Herman Kountxe, Thomas Kiltrlck, Oeorpre Joelyn, ITiarlea Off lit, Walter I'axe, B. A. Ben win. John I-. Kennedy, A. O. 8ml th, MLnsen Hilda Hammer, Margaret Bruce, Elisabeth Bruce. Meads mea C. N. I 'ton. I n Wheeler. Clement Ohaee, Krank Hamilton, KldKar fcrot, K. VaniWaon, Hen Gallagher, John A. McBhane, K. P. Ktrkendail, J I. II. Bnldrige, J. K. Rummers. Mleee Lida Wilson, Laura Scott. ASKS DAMAGES FOR BEING HIT BY LEET'S AUTOMOBILE Ottmar Tt. Bohaefer, aged 15 years, has sued William A. tieet for 110,000 damogee In district court, alleging that while rid ing a bicycle he was run down and In lured by the defendant's automobile. Get License On a Hoodoo Day and Now Seeking a Divorce diaries A. Seland and Mrs. Elisabeth Rogers braved the hoodoo last November and secured a marriage license on Fri day, the 13th. Now they are in divorce court. Flaunting defiance In the very teeth of the hoodoo they secured their license on the fsteful dsy. although they did not get married until eleven days later, when Rev. Charles W. Favldge performed the ceremony. Now Mrs. Seland la alleging that her husband has been guilty of non-support and cruelty; that he called her names, truck her and pushed her. It was Mrs. Scland's third matrimonial venture. She asks the court to restore to her the name of Ambler, which was that of her second husband. After their mar riage they lived at SfilS Reea street. Wednesday Ice Cream Day QUARTS 20 PINTS 10c Cream Caramels Special Assorted Full Cream Caramels Nut and plain Regular 40c grade, Wednesday only, pound 25c Brandeis Stores Rent rooms quick with a Bee Want Ad. Moadamcs W. V. I'hilly, John fnilth, .lamrs foiT, t K. I'nraons, Allen iMidley, M. H. King. I. K. Tohln, lan Hlnser. Henry Korster, Jeoi e Francis, H. J. Hell. Harry Marling, T. l. I'omba. M I Catherine Worley, Mary Conner. Mesdmes- W. B. Tairg. II. M. Uaflerty, Oeorge McDonald, M. ( alklna. 1.. M. I-ord, John Hrklns, C. I Vollmer, J. H. Parratt, A. f. MMlam, J. W. Woodrough, J. J. MrAlllcter. John Prion. J mea Bednaf, Grace Poole, Irma HoK, Mabel Meleher. The cottagers entertained at a masquer ade party Monday evening at the club house. The annual harvest home dinner will be given Saturday evening, September tu. Mr. B. B. Combs and Mr. C. It Combs and f amtly were guests of Mr. T. I Combs over Sunday The Misses Elisabeth and Mary Ringer of Lincoln are vlslt.ng Dean Ringer at his cottage. Mrs. James Itednar. Mrs. Chrlstlncy i.ti4 Mr. and Mrs. (?. Vincent motored to K.t'inont Sunday. i t the Field Club. Pitting at the Field club last evening vera It. C. Manlry, who had threo guesta; A. V.. Fevfsra, nine; J. IV Fetters, seven I J'sul Wernher, four; Frank Dole, four; W. J. Coakley, six; D. V. Bltolca. two; M. W. Cevaneugh. four; J. B. Furter, foi'r; C. 3. Newman, four. The closing dinner-dance of the Field club will be given Saturday , evening, September BV .. . . Kotfi of Interett. Dr. Frank M. Oonlln will leave Wednes day for Boston, where be will take a special course at the Massachusetts Gen eral JtospitaL , Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crelghton spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Daugherty In Greeley, Neb. Mr. Frank J. I-ange of Helena, Mont, Is the gueat of tils mother, Mrs. M. 1-ange, and sisters, after an absenca of twenty years. Mr. Lang formerly resided In. Omi.ha His daughter. Mlaa Virginia I,ange, has been visiting In Omaha sines April snd together . they wilt leave for their borne 8unday. Farty Tostponed. The Orpheum party planned for this afternoon by Miss Margaret Bruce In honor of Miss Kllsa Halsey has been ostponed. Wedding1 Announcement Word was received today from Chi cago announcing the marriage of Mies Annabelle Miller of Chicago end Mr. William K. Bacon of Omaha. Personal Mention, Mr. and Mrs. Hetmer Nlalaon returned Saturday from a two months" visit In California. Mr. John Madden and small eon, John, Jr., returned this morning from Iake Aq uao.ua. New Tork. Mlaa Margaret Bruce left Sunday for Moorhead Cuts Off One-Third of List of the Jurymen Twenty-one hundred Jurymen, selected by Jury Commissioner Moorhead accord ing to the law panned by the laat lefts lature, will report for duty to lTeeldlng Judxe Engllah when district court opens September 30. The commissioner estimates that the Hat will be exhausted In a little ess than a year of court work and that a new list will have to be selected nsxt spring, A key number applied to the registra tion Hats and poll books yielded mors than 1.200 names, according to tha commis sioner. About 1,100 names were stricken from the Hat. The new lew provides that Jurors shsll be "of proven Integrity; and authorise, tha commissioner to strike names of men for lack of Integrity and other reasons. "Only a few in proportion to the total number were stricken for lack of In tegrity," said the commissioner, "most of the names being removed on sccount of disqualification by age or occupation In accordance with the law." necomaneade C'namfcerlala'a rtl. Cholera fin A Diarrhoea Itemed?, "I never hesitate to recommend Vham berlaln's Collo. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," writes Sol Williams, merchant, Jesse, Tenn. "I sell more of It then of any other preparations of Ilka character. I have used It myself and found It gave me more relief than anything else I have ever tried for the same purpose." Obtainable everywhere. All drugglata. Advertlaement. tTZ'Zr s rflFFFF. e . FOR 2 LB. CANS "That Economy Coffee '"V At Brandeis Stores You Get More Intelligently Selected Dry Goods, More Carefully Made Apparel. Better Values and Service, Which at Every Point Is the Most Skilled and Intelligent Known to Modern Storekeenincr. V Dainty New Creo fe Chine " Petticoat! Xade In soft clinging crepe de chine, lace trimmings rnd flounces, ribbon and silk flower trimmings. Flesh and white. Wednesday $3.03 mm fa iiiiams Jii M 'saMMSssas X Silk and Fiber Silk Sweater Coats The season's greatest demand. Our assortment of thsas very smart and popular - garments Is of tha very latest selection and coma In a very blf assortment of colors and stitches. Priced at J JW, .3U, 1U. I0 IG JO Exclusive Designs, Fabrics and Models In Our NEW FALL TAILORED SUITS We are able to exhibit a wonderful variety of Ideas. Most every good liigli-class model brought over from Paris has a representation in this assortment. Smartness of materials this season will be a pleasing feature, new gabardines, peau de sourise, broadcloth, kitten's ear, velours, poplins, etc.' Prices range at $39, $49, $65 up to $169 Specially selected for Wednesday Is a number of chic tailored suits, in the nobbiest models, many copies of expensive designs. Every new color and material is used; all kinds of snappy new effective fur trim mings are very much QC in evidence; priced at. . . . tPuJ Nobby tailored suits of the new fall broadcloths, gabardines, poplins, serges, etc., braid and fur trimmings. Brown ereens. plum, navy an black. Excep- d1 Q tional values, at. 4) A 1 i Boudoir caps, special offering of many new and pretty dainty boudoir caps of laces, nets, crepe de chine, allover laces, etc.. daintily trimmed with hand made flowers and Tosettes and ribbons. Specially priced at 50c, 75c, $1.00 dC and up to Those New Combinations The smartness of the new combination serge and silks can onty be appreciated by a demonstration. The jaunty coatee and redingote models are well represented and come in navy, brown, green and black. Specially priced at $12.50, (ti A $15.00 and .......t.eM i) LJ New Silk Afternoon Frocks, $25.00 At this price we have a collection of 20 charming models, made for afternoon teas, bridges, calling, etc. The materials are charmcmse, crepe meteors, crepe de chrne, natlns, etc, in tho pretty, soft colorings of field mouse,' Russian green, Belgian blue, wistaria, blackberry, etc. New fall skirts In effective new models, for walking and for dress affairs. The new velour checks, silk charmeuse, satins, broad cloths, gabardines, etc., priced at $6.98, $10.00, $12.50 to. $22.50 THS BOCK WOT Til TVUCM. Illy Sunday's Life and Sayings Price tl 00 roatpatd. ' nun riOTO, ioe rowTVAXD. TIME SUPPLY CO. me c&stry at rails, ra. MERCHANTS TAXI CO. Tearlaa ana CI ease Care. 13.00 pet Sear. Doa. eMOt awusa at MeranaaM Bete. IIOTkU.a. A MtNST I. NJOYAlU.il THll The two FAIRS and DENVKR'S MOUNTAIN HAKKS. Nothing like DENVER'S MOUN TAIN PARKS between the two oceans. Write to tha ALBANY HOTEL MANAGEMENT. DENVER, COLO., for a set of their beautiful booklets KK'EK. entitled, "8irmaier Frollrg In the Rockies." "One Day Scenic Trips Into the Denver Mountain l'arks and Resorts," "Denver and Colorado's Mountain Parks and Resorts," "Short Trips Into the Rockies from Denver," and "The Vacation Number of Den ver Commerce. " Poetase prepaid C I " - r TV i' Something Different for Dinner One day cook Skinner Macaroni or Spaghetti with left-over meat, another day with fish, then with mushrooms, cheese or tomatoes. - There are over 50 wave I preparing it Just think! MACARONI or SPAGHETTI once a week (or a year and never twice) the same. You have had macaroni ae spaghetti before, of course but nee Skinner's always iiamoar'a tUe taste tells the story. Fcr sole at Uading ftocsrs'. Skinner Mfji. Co Omaha, Neb. 7k Ltugld MswarasW fswSsQi la Asssrisa September Opening Sale of Hair Goods French convent hair, 22-inch beautiful switches. CSiA QktL All shades. Values extraordinary, $6 values, at. 44a0 2 4 -Inch switches, all shades, 110.00 values, at Shampooing;, Massaging and Scalp Treatments, Manicuring. All work done by experts. Appointment made by phone. $7.95 v For Good Values and Low Prices Our Notion Department Is First Georgette Crepe in New Patterns Bona Hair Pins. 26c values, bo. 5c Good Bteel Crochet Hooka, special, each 2'tO Shoe Trees, apeclally priced, per pair 50 Men's Neck Bands, all aiies, at, c- 2tO Inside 8klrt Belting, special, yd.So Klelnert'i Sanitary Aprons, at. eoh 12o Klelnert'a Rubber Bheetlnf. worth fl.OO. yard S0o Yard Bolts Blaa Tape, epecial&a Elastic Sanitary Belts, 15o values, each 10o Washable Dress Shields, pair... 6c M. ft K. KnltUnf Cotton, ball... So John J. Clark's Thread, special. spool 2,iO 100-Tard Spools Oood BewlBf Silk, POOl iSYfO One blf lot of Dressing Combe, 25c values ..-5p Dressmakers' Ptn Cushions, peclal. each Ko Best Sanitary Napkins, Wednesday, dot IQo Kusi-rTooi urees Clasps, card... In Wooden Button Molds, special, per la Adjustable Dress Forms full Dress Forms with skirt, oaa be adjusted to any height all laea, St to 44. Each form la coUapelble and may be put away In small box when through using. Rerular $6 60 values, on sale tQ CO Wednesday, only Ov' Adjustable Dress Forms (four sec tional!, can be adjusted at any part. also skirt marker on every skirt. Regular 110.00 in Wednesday, only VT'sHi MAIN FLOOR J New Fall Silks and Dress Goods That Define the Maximum of Value Velvets and corduroys for skirts, suits and separate coats are the most popuhir fabrics of the season, and our range of qualities and prices was never so large. The popular and practical Imported Boulevard Velveteens are shown here in all widths, at all prices 27-Inch Imported Boulevard Velveteen, yard. . . $1.00 27-Inch Imported Boulevard Velveteen, yard $1.25 30-Inch Imported Boulevard Velveteen, yard $1.50 36-Inch Imported Boulevard Velveteen (black), yard $1.9S 33-!nch Imported Boulevard Velveteen, yard . . . $2.25 33-lncl Silk Back Velour, yard $3.95 22-hscl Imported Silk Corduroy, worth $1.75, yard $1.00 22-IfrcU Imported Silk Corduroy, worth $2.00, yard $1.25 Plain Georgette Crepes are very popular and scarce, but this great department Is pre pared to show you all the newest street shades and evening tints. Splendid d1 VLC wearing fabric, yard P 1 eOU 42-Inch Satin Stripe Georgette Crepes, in the new two-color combination; for your next blouse or evening gown. QCl Specially priced, yard Pat.a0 40-Inch Georgette Crepe In the new Pekin itrtpes, navy and white and black and white. Regular $2.50 value, special, QC yard .LUJ Silks of Authentic Character Our showing of exclusive patterns includes the beautifully gold and silver embroidered Pussy Willow, with plain to match; also the new Satin Stripe and Dresden Combinations of Gros de Londre and Satin Mattlesse, Georgette, Chiffons and Marquisette, in a bewildering array of new colorings. Priced from, yard, C57 OCl $3.95 to ij) ilD Our showing of the new stripe is the most comprehensive ever exhibited in the west. The new self-toned effects and the two and three-color combinations predominate; 36 (JQ and 40 ins. wide. Yard, $1.50 to. . DOOU We hava made extensive preparation for a heavy fall and winter business in -our newly en larged dres goods department, and are showing all the new weaves and colorings for tu sea son a wear, such as gabardines, French serges, poplins, tweed, fancy veiours, UVS-(7 1 QQ dotha, tartan, Scotch and Frenefe plaids; price ixnja from $2.0 down to v 3 l7 How to Get a Stand ard Pattern FREE Stop at ear patters aeotion and look over oar attracHv Fall Stand ard Fashion Book. This book oon talna nearly five hundred beautiful ly Illustrated alvane style, any of them can be reproduced by Stand ard patterns. The price of this book Is only 30c, and tha pattern certificate la U (Ire you your pat tarn FREB. El-Inch aJQ-Wool Costume Serfe la all tha new wanted shades, reg ular ll.OS Tain. Vtl yard. I 7L 10-Inch Oabardln Suiting The season's favorite offering for suits and dresses. Wide range of smart colorings, at, t1 Cf yard p 1JJ 60-Inch Extra Quality French and Costume Serges These are the best oa the market, very new, in all the new wanted shades. QQ Special, yard HOC 60 and 6 4-Inch Broadcloths Sponged and shrunk. Very popular tor this season's wear, la all th new fashionable colorings; yard, $160,116 t1 7Ct and y Xif -J 36 to 60-inch 'Wool Serges, Whip cords Checks, plain and fancy granites, plaids and stripes. From the famous Pacific mills. la three special lots 59c, 49c ard 39c A View f New Fall Rugs and Carp Us The new arrivals for th fall showing of ruga and carpets are here, and wa extend you a cordial Invitation to come In and look theui over. W are showing Hartford Hermans, Irans. Saxonya and Blgelow Wiltons the best rugs that money can bay. While th manu facturers have advanced the prices all along the line in textile products, and moat of th re tailers have done the same, we are still giving you th same service and th same mer chandise at tha SAME PRICES aa last season. For our French WUtoa quality w ar sh owing th Hartford Karmaa. tha best par worsted, hand-wd. six-frame WUtoa rug on th market Not the prleea for oar Royal WUtoa quality. W show th Iran, also a pur worsted rug of the sam high quality as ths Kerman. only a trin lighter la weight Not th price oa the rugst HARTFORD HERMANS I HARTFORD IRANS. Six 1x13 SGO.OoUtM $42.50 Bite ISxlM $55.00 Slse x9 $37.50 Slxe S6xl $9.50 Six S7x64 .....tQ.50 Six 13x104 S40.O0 su 1x9 $2T.50 SU 36x63 $7.50 Sit ITx6 tA.50 IQELOW Wit TONS 3t xl3 $35.00 Sit I JxiM $33.00 Six xt $22.50 Six 36x63 ....... S0.OO Six ZlxU S4.0O A Complete Line of M5w Fall Draperies Oar Drapery Department la now complete w ar ahowlng everything that is new for fall. Wednesday w will specialise In Curtain Goods." Bungalow Nets. Filet Nets, Quaker NetsA most beauti ful assortment at yard J9c and 65c Crtetnee It weald be lees to try to tell of th ex clusive snd Immense assort ments w ar showinK 1 fl at, yard. 3c, 2e auJ.. Ae7W Cable Cerd Marquisette Whits and ecru, yard 49c Colored Veil Tbes ar very fin grada, with pretty borders; the kind that wash. Yard, Sao and. . 25c Marquisette Trimmed with linen lace. Complete assort ment, at yard 45 and Figured Drapery Silk 33 Inches wltHe, yard. 39c 59c Drapery for Side Curtain Will not fade. Special, q r yard. 11.28, 16c and.....0)C Deeply aVle-Colored tig area and dot. Wednesday, yard. 11 and , 1&2C RlblXMi tdo Uarqsdawtt. Ctajrtlrt mmi VU Over 00 pUoe to aesnet frrjrn yart 39c, 25c and 19c "J.