REGAL CROWN FOR
' QUIYERA'S KING
Kin? Ak-Sar-Ben XXI It Now Ruler
Over the Sabiects of Quiver
for Another Year.
CEREMONY IULL OF TOMP
(Continued from Fare One.)
nd marched throuah the center of the
hall toward tho throne, while the knlshts
t either ride of the room seated them
selves. Mounting- the rostrum before the throne
the governors fell Into two lines, and the
ma Ids did likewise, thus tormlng a double
avenue leading from the etepa to the
throne Itself. Here they awaited the
' coining of the king.
Tie Kliat He Corneal
The four bugles sounded In concert
Again: breathing In the hall was stilled;
a majestla tread was heard, and the car
dlnat cajne In. followed by Maslor, li.sm
Koblnaon, bcailng the crown. Immedi
ately beh.nd ihem with a measured tread,
bearing a scepter, came tho king himself.
A long storm of applause followed him
throughout hid solemn procession to the
throne.
Mounting the carpeted stairs he took
the throne, whereupon Cardinal ien Ual
I&gher placed the crown upon his head
with the words:
"By virtue of the authority vested In
ne, 1 crown thee the twenty-first king
ot the 0i.jjiy ol Ak-&r-iuti!"
Thea TAmea the quern.
Tet again the bugles aoiutded. Again
the breath of the multitude was stilled,
for the bugles announcod the approach
of the queen.
First came little Miss Emma Nash,
crown bearer.. Following her camo the
(crat'lous queen in her regal robes. With
stately aianliy she strode to the rostrum.
Up the steps where the king, rising from
his throne, helped her to the seat by his
side, and placed the dainty crown uion
her head with his own hands.
Immediately the governors and special
maids moved forward, paid their respects
and made obeisance to the royal pair.
The ninety knights rose from their
places and filed out. '
(iairty Hrl-tna.
The maids and governors In graceful
Couples filed down the steps and began
the grand march as the orchestra burst
into rauBic. Members of the floor and re
ception committees with the ladles of the
court followed in the march," and In a
few moments the ball room was a scene
of brhliant gayety.
The special maids wore the colors of
.Ak-Sar-Ben. The first four In the march
wore the pink,' the second four the green
and 'tho third four the yellovt. The gov
ernors on whoae arms the special maids
fronlclpated in the grand march were
clad entirely In white, with while gloves,
white Prince Albert coat, white knicker
bockiii, white stockings, but black pumps
wit.' a large fcllver buckle.
it .leslirnents were served on' the sond
floe, tiiiing the course of the ball. Scores
of Vui.ura were busy throughout tile en
tire f 'uuing in the service. "
breret Well Kept.
Ali luugti hundreds had been guessing
ind onaering for weeks as to who should
i h inured with the crowns of klrgr and
lueo.i this year, few. If, Indeed, any, had
rues ieii correctly. Every year this Is a
iuMt.c.t of much speculation and gossip
for w;eks before the coronation takes
rtac-.T -Jhe fact that the, king was this
fear ae'ected from outside the circle of
memoe of the board of governors threw
practically everyone aff guard.
As tt had become something of a prece
lent to se'ect kings from within the elr
tle of governors, there were bwt' five
tltgi'i'es this year, unless. Indeed, the
Ung i:hould be selected from one of the
two members of the board who have
teen members only a few weeks or a few
non'.hn, by reason or resignations. Thus
Jie coming of a king from outside the
flrcle struck surprise Into the subjects,
is though a pope should be chosen from
tutsido the cabinet of cardinals.
Rick Gowns Worn
By Ladies at Ball
(Continues from Page Four.)
Bird of paradise In the hair. Diamond
lavaller.
HA.uii.roN. Miss Marion Qlrltsh dan
cing frock of flesh-colored net over pink
satin. Clusters of pink velvet flowers
marked the points of the skirt and
festooned the girdle and sleevea.
HAVEH8T1CK. Mrs. Gt-ortse Black net
embroidered In green and black pail
lettes over black satin.
BAVKN, Mlaa Rebecca, of Cincinnati,
Quest of Mrs. O. K. Black Hnk irope
Je chine and chiffon, prettily embroid
ered and the bottom of the skirt with
blue 'In: s.oit skirt, bouffant effect.
BOCHSTETLKR. Miss Frances Dainty
dress of pink poul de meteor with in
serts of plnktulle. Bodies of silver net
and Ion tl'e sleeves and trimmings
of marten fur.
HOWE, Mrs.. R. C. Attractive cream
satin Callot row
HOWELLs Mrs. R. B. Ivory velvet
crepe, en train, with trimming of
silver lace, and flesh colored chiffon
embroidered In rhinestones and' pearls.
Touches of ermine.
I.
CfQWERSEN, Mrs, O. J. Mark silk
tulle over black charmeuse with trim
ming o lredeacent Jet bands. -
J.'
JORDAN, Miss Laura Salmon colored
foul de meteor wilh trimming of g jIJ.
JORDAN. Mrs. R. C.-litac tulle gown
with irlmmlngs of cut jot.
JUDSON, Mrs. Frank W. Cream lace and
green tulle combined with green satin.
Silver Uce formed the bodice and cap
sleeves and tne skirt, whl- h wm short
and quite full, was s!aahed at the bot
tom, showing a petticoat of tulle and
lace.
INOX. Mrs. R. O. Blue silk messallne
with overdrape of self-tone chlfiun. t:or
SKne bouiiuet ot pin rosebuds.
iOr-ALU. MIhs Hannan Pale pink
clulion dancng frock, draped In bouf
fant effect, and te.iooi.ed wltn s.tver
r.bbon and rosebuds. Sntynertiess
boulce of pink satin.
II it.V, Mia . John A. Rfch gown of
black velvet, with trimmings it Hack
tu.le, arid skirt dancng length.
(ItiN, Anns Marion iJulnty white satin
dunclug truck,, .combined wtin wbite
tu.le.
CAVANATJGH, Mrs. Annie B. of Bprlng
field. 111., goest of Mrs. James Keed
I'.'ue faille with lace and velvet over-dr-ts,
and heavily embroidered.
SEKLIXK, Mrs. Arthur Attractive pink
velvet and tu le cosiu.ne wim bodice-of
pink velvet and silver lace; the points
if the skirt were outlined with French
floeera and touches of brown fur were
Uxed. Iamund and pearl necklace.
KENNEDY Mrs. John U-Eiqulslte
creation of Irtdi scent sequins and silver
luce, sleeveless, and made with short,
lull skirt, diamond necklace.
I
IKRN'KR. Mrs. Max Leather-colored silk
poplin diaet with brown panne velvet.
Corsage bouquet of Ajnerlmu beauties.
Jsmond.
tKVV. lrs. Morris Handsome black
rliarmeuM), comb mi with Jtted mt.
LEW Id, Mts Louise, of Oe Kalb. 111.,
Uuest of Miss Helen Clarke Charming
pink net dancing (rock with silver
rriniminKS.
LOKJJ, Mrs. L. M. Embroidered mallne
x,-r robin's egg blue satin, l'iamondj.
King Ak-Sar-Ben XXI and
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LONG. Miss Florence White brocade.
silk with wired tunlo of Dresden chl.
fon, edged with black lynx. Hodlce o.
..fresh culored chllfon and wide satin
girdle of pink. Bouquet of Mrs. Ward
roues.
LOUIS. Mra. Karl Striking gown of rose
colored velvet and Carrlckmacross lace,
hhort skirt of the velvet with bodice
of lace and velvet- l'earls. . t
M.
MCCARTHY, MUs Gertrude of Chicago,
guest of Mrs. Ben Ua.lagher Very
short, full dancing Irock of pink and
green chiffon with pointed lace tur.io.
Tie bodice was ot p.nk and broca ied
sliver and sleeveless. Hunches of pink
and green roses festooned either side of
the bodice.
MACKAY, Miss Eleanor Pale blue paul
de meteur, the skirt cut in deep pomts,
outlined with pink rosebuds, and worn
over f.uffy tuile peitk-oat of same
shade. Hodlce of silk and net finished
with pink rosebuds.
MbTCALK, Mii. J. M. Paris gown of
rose pink cnllfon taffeta, with trim
mings of wn.te lace, and gold em
broidered lace. Pearl cnaln and dia
mond lavaller.
JIKTZ, Mrs. Charles Handsome grey
chiffon over silver wlih elaborate el
ver lice trimmings. D.amonus.
MOORE. Mrs. Nancy J. Hlack net with
overdress of cut Jet; bodice of net
.trimmed In Jet, and girdle of black
. vtivet; dancing length. Corsage bou
quet of violets.
MUNCH HOFF, Miss Mary White silk
and net creation, elaborately embroid
ered in beads.
M'CAFFKfcY, Miss Mary Malie chiffon
taffeta with bodice of Chamtily lace,
embroidered In gold; the gown was cut
round neck and s.eeveless . and was
dancing length. A Grecian band of gold
fastened with a cluster of, pearls was
worn in the hair.
METZ, Mrs. Char:es B. Handsome gown
of chiffon velvet In coral shade, nand
embroidered in silver and trimmed wkli
whl'e fox fur, and sllvtr laie on edge
of short fu 1 skirt. Emp re w.'W.
MILLARD. Mrs. Barton 8li Iking tan
gerine p Inted skirt over lringeo pc ti
coat of el. ver lace, with bod:ce of a Ive.r
Isce and sliver cloth draped with brown
tulle.
M CONNELL. Mrs. A. B.O'dve green
- pet embroidered In green pall'ettea, over
absinthe satin. Bodice of silver lace.
ISkirt en train.
MA HONEY. Mrs. T. J. Violet gown of
taffeta, trimmed with hand made
wreaihs of French flowers; skirt short
and bodice' of taffeta and lace with
tuHe trimmings. Diamonds.
MANCHESTER, Mrs. Emma B. Decol
lette pr ncess gown of silver lace over
orchH -leergette crepe with over-drare
cf orchid taffeta embroidered In silver.
Corsage boquct, of orchids. Diamonds
and pearls.
MHHAisK. Mrs. John A. Dainty gown
of white .' tulle over cloth of silver.
Wslst of Iridescent trimming and short
sktr. raugh with '! "whi. Jewels.
MANTHI Mrs. Nate Yellow crepe,
trimmed wi.h Chant Uy iace, skirt
short, draped over iace flounces.
MCUAN. Mr. John ot Chicago Black
silk crepe de meteor with bodice of
blnck silk lace over white chiffon.
Made round length. Jewels, diamonds.
NA8H. Mra. Louis Sapphire blue velvet
combined with silver la' e, made dano
Ing length. Frills of sliver lace fin
ished the bottom of Ue skirt and was
used to ornament tne bodice.
NOVAK. M ss Ciara of Howells. Neb.
Empire gown of yellow crepe meteor
over rhirron taffeta; ood ca of Irish
point lace. Corsage bouquet of Amer
ican beauties.
OFFUTT. Mrs. Charles Alice blue chif
fon with trimmings of blue and gold
lace.
PARKS, Mrs. OeorgeImported black
lace robe, embroidered in beads in
oriental design, over eltctiio blue satin
Made With V neck and short, round
length. Jewels, diamonds.
PAItKfl. Miss Margaret White Georgette
crepe over coral pussy willow satin
with panierre of white satin brocaded in
tiny wreaths of coral roaebud, scal
loped and edged with coral ' satin.
Gown made with V neck, edged In trre
descent beads, and wore a coral sash
having gold tassels on end. Made short,
round length. Jewels, pearls.
PARKS M ss Kalheryne White bro
caded satin with oveidrape of cry Ma I
laoe, made wth V n.ck, edged with
aame lace, with which was worn a cor
SAge bouquet of fresh rosebuds. Jewels,
turvjuolae.
m J"K BKK: OM.UTA,
y
Marian Howe
'AXTON. Mrs. James Love Exquisite
gewn of at rot ci e e t"e nlnon, d ap'd
skirt; the waist trimmed wl h coral and
pearl beads, and a pbdle of salmon plna.
PR NZ. Mrs. George Stunning black
poul de sole, the bodice of which was
entirely of flame-colored velvet draped
In a pretty fashion. The skirt was
short and very fluffy, and the deep
.points were bound with ilamc-colortd
velvet. Two huge roses, one black and
and the other flame-colored, gave a
dlBtlnctlve touch to the costume.
PATTERSON. Miss Mildred of Kansas
Clly. guest of Mrs. Charles O Nell
Rich Girlish frock of white taffeta,
slmrly m-rie, with short full skirt.
PATTERSON, Mrs. R. C. of Kansas
City, guest of Mrs. Charles o'Nell
Rich Striking costume of violet bro- -ceded
chiffon velvet trimmed In
cream lace and Iridescent beads.
PFCH1N. Mrs. Ernest of Rochester, N.
Y., guest of Mrs. Penn P. Fodrcn
Simule costume of white tulle and
taffeta with trimmings of chiffon rose
buds. PET .RS, Miss Daphne Attractive phik
taffeta frock with wired skirt. The
bodice had a Jacket elf cot of lace and
was trimmed with opalt scent crystals.
With this was worn a handsome rose
colored evening wrap with white fox
fur collar.
PI-.T1 R.S Mrs. Ralph-Rose-colored satlti
embroidered In a floral design, made
over shaded chllfon and tulle of roxe
color. The akin was short and full and
the bodice was of tulle and chl'fon ein
brolded in tha floral ricalun. Pearla
PARMER. Mrs. Allen Dainty gown of
inn crepe ae cmne arapea wun white
' lace; short, full skirt.
I'iu.1), .,iss Hat tie White aatln and
tulle with trimmings of blaek velvet.
Silver slippers. Diamonds.
PR ED Miss Nora Dainty white atln
dancing frock. Silver slippers. Peurls.
Q.
QUIGLET. Mrs. D. T. Cream aatln gown
wun trimmings or g la laoe, made
dancing length. Pearls. , .
, R.
REED. Mra. A. I Costume of black net,
trimmed with bands of Jet. Short fu.l
skirt and lone &leevea of net.
RB.EO.-Mra. James D. Pink faille, veiled
In pink tulle and trimmed with gold
lace.
ROBINSON. Mrs. Luclle II. Gown of
American beauty chiffon over taffeta
of same shade. Bodice of white Uce.
ROOD, Mrs. E. S. Black Chanlllly lace
i gown made decollete and en train.
I diamonds.
RICH, Mrs. Charles O'Nell -Handnome
gown ot black net with trlmuiiugs ot
cut Jet.
RILEy, Miss Mary E. Dancing frock of
blue with tunic of tulle. Lace bodice
festojned with French rosebuds.
RL'SbtLL, Miss Agnes Turquoise blue
satin, with white lace bodice em
broidered in silver; dancing length.
RL'fcfcELL. Mra, C. W. Sainton pink
chiffon over aatln; gold and silver
brocaded tunic. ,
RKHt'tU), . Miss Iena Cream colored
lace robe, skirt with three accordion
pea ted 1 flounces, waist trimmed
with crystals and chiffon, pink rosoa.
ROsiONSToCK, Mlsa J ess.e A prtcot pink
tsffi'.'a, with side ruffles of lace over
ac ion pleated chiffon, pink tulle
boo with sequin bands over, the
shoulder. ,
1.
SUMMERS Mrs. I. K. Black velvet com
bined with aLklnthe abade tulle. Gray
and black bending and touches of bl tug
tulle completed an attractive costume.
SLOtfBL'RO, Mts. J.. Jr.-Heavy b.ack
sPKiig.ed lace robe over whi.e ehifion
and black aatln, trimmed with butter
flies and Jet ornaments: on train. Lavat
llere of uiamonds and diamond orna
men'.M. STEIN, Mrs. Carl Black satin costume,
draped with canary panne lvet, with
girdle heavily rraborldered In Jet. Cor
sage bouquet of orchids.
e-WlTZLEit. Miss All e-Hluck princess
gown of embroidered chiffon over satin,
combined with orange tulle and meul
trimmings.
8WOUE Mrs. Ed win Exquisite gown of
tulle shading from each tone of the or
chid, lavender, purple ard vio.et. mad)
over orchH chiffon. Tl I was a Lucl e
model In the long petal design and sil
ver lace was ux d to trim it. A corsage
bouquet of orchids completed a most
exquisite costume.
SMYTH, Miaa Chatherine Girlish gown
of pale plug surah combined with tulle
and sliver lace. Fluffy short Skirt,
wlih draperies ef tulle.
8MVTH. Mrs. C. J.-Brocaded velvet
model, Inorchld shade, combined with
tulle and si ver lace; en train. Long
sleeves of tulle. I
STAl'LtTON, Mrs. Danlel-Oown of all-1
SATl'KOAV. OOTOrtKH 0. KM.V
His Consort
r! V
WarJKBurgess
rer rlnth elaborately trimmed with sil
ver lace over flesh colored chiffon.
Sliver Uoe psncla on k rt edged w.th
blsck lux fur; en train. Corsage of
ellvcr, hand cnriiroldrrvd.
STl, Mrs. Harry O.-flown of gold
cloth and gold lare flounc!nir, whh
bouffnnt skirt and oveniresa of black
tulle and ermine.
STKKVKlt. Mis. R. Zell of Fort P. A
Russell, n yd., guest of Mra. J. F,
Coart. Jr. Klue satin with overdrnpe of
rienm embroidered tulle.
SMITH, Mrs. Floyd-Simple frock of
bliu-k tuile over black satin. rUiort,
full skirt.
SMITi-t, Mrs. Bldney of 11-irtford, Conn.,
guest of Mrs. J. F. I;lo All white
Sun. vi 1 1 1 ! u 11 mi 4 v 1 1 1 11 Mnxtor ,
.inclng InnKth. with trimmings of
crystal end pearl beails.
SUUjIVAN, Mrs. J. J.-IJght blue tull
over flesh colored silk. Hhort, full
skirl: waist sleeveless, with shoulder
bands of beada. American, beauty
roses.
T.
THOMPSON, Mrs. George K. Handsome.
Amotl:
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Cnspcr 1'. Yost
I'M ward Tortor iVok
Itohort S. Wilcox
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IVed A. Nasli
Henry J. Tenfold
Tlitvnas A. Fry
Fred Met.?;
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(lunlon W. Wattles
(loutd Dietz
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chirr.m tr'rimod In Jv t ailO orlili.intH.
Jet la's'l.ew,
TA sisV.lt. Mrs. J. M. f inport1 own
of flowerd 1 ivpe do dune, uli trim
minus of K"'id and rhlncHtone. Bod
Ice ornnmented with gold and crystal
brads. IVnris.
TOWIH Mrs. Ross tiivhM grosKraln
with silver inrtal flowers. sin i..
and side fi .11 on sUIrt of whit" luce,
wlih sliver run e''K and trltniwl with
skunk fur. Walnt tiimmrd illi crys
tal tnsads. Coriwigo bouquet of or
chids. VANfE. Miss Adelaide rink radium
with overdress of white, elaborately
beaded with pearls.
M'.
WATSOM, t. V., of fliKtid Island,
guest or Mr. I'e:in Vcilree -I In k Miln
Sov.ll th pvrrJ'M tt .illl!li'd fet.
VVhif'.rTKIl, Mrs Jcnn lVi.tci-t-'olt or
ciiin tnfl'etn. with short full Kkirt sct,'
lopwd around the Imt'om. The licdlco
n of luce cnu l'inlc. wl,h Kllxer.
WKLLKI. Mis. Han y-1'rlni ens l ice
roi.e over rlolli of silver ami jink chif
fon with ornaments of enrl.
WKHTHK1M Fit, Mrs. Hnmu.1 Ulark
satin and eiulroiilered net, with bugle
and black paillette trlii.nilng.
HT.--, Mis. Cn.lyiie, or lirownsvl le,
Ten., guest of Mr.i. t". A. Hweet W hite
satin with overurexs of f I -sh-i oluted net
li nd short. tit, the luwrr et.go of which
wss a hand of blue and pink ionipnilmir
s Ik. Tl;e same silk formed the lower
part of the bodice and the sho.ildur
bimils were of flesh-colored chllfon.
WYMAN, Mrs. Henry Handsome cos
tume of brocaded tulle combined with
leul la.e over wulle sntlu.
WBSTMROOK. Mrs. 10. S.-Exquls'to
creation of silver cloth In orchid tone,
sleoveiess, Empire waist trimmed with
silver lace.
WItXIPON, Miss Msry Augusta of Ores
ton, la., gucHt of Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Berg iuig Af.
Great
have not already
one, two and tbree-button models,
values that sold up to $20.00; your
ThsyT dlsp.'ayed
$15
of AkSarEcn
Queen.
Meliora Wool worth Fairfield
Mao Dundy Ioo
Oertmde Kountze Stewart
(Iracn Allen Clarke
Ethel Morw
Mildred Ixunax
Etlitli Smith Day
Ella Cotton Masree
1 Jessie Grady Davis
AdaKirkendall Wharton
Mary Iee MeShaue Ilosford
Marcaret Wood Cranmer
Nathalie Merriam Millard
Brownie HessDaum House
Jean Cinlvhy Wilhehn
Frances Nash
Elizalwth Davis
Elizabeth Pickens
Elizabeth Conation
Frances Ilochstetler
Marian Howe
Black Tcte le tiegre Oeoraclte crepe,
retlly ''inhididcrnd with soul thren.ln.
. l. Mrs. M Mldiilslit blue tulle
o.cr gold emhiolilert chiffon; skirt
scalloped around the edse. Waist of
blue tulle embroidered in gultl, with
straps of tulle over the shoulders.
WHOP, Mrs. V. Hlghlcr Chnrinlng
model of nlnl- chsrrpeiiHu. tr'mmed whii
while Ince, Hhort, full skirt.
WtHMAHI Ml Clare I ielene-Fleh-colorcd
tulle oer satin: very full skirl.
Hloevilow, with bsr.ds of tulle over
simoMiT, and trimmings of opalocent
sei)ulna Corsage bojuet of silver
rofes.
l; iIAltn. Mrs. James I. llandsomo
role pf tilnck Isce. en train.
WdiMUltti, MWs Marie Outturns of pea
enck blue net over while satin with
tiiininliiit of white at:ii. lniug sleeves
of net. Corge. of orchids.
WKII.. Mr'. II irry of Cincinnati, a guest
of Mrs. J. T. Yates Imported svwn of
J'ipnnrSH eniliioldcred crepe do chine
In rale blue, with sklit dnnctng length;
trlinmlrms of lace and Irldesnent beads.
1 Mamond pendant.
WUKKI Kit, Mrs Herbert fituntilnr s-n-phlie
blue net over silver cloth. The
I ndlrn was patterned after the newest
nn.d' Is, h ah nerk In front and rut gulls
low In the back. Sapphire blue pail
lette ornamented this most attractive
i-nwn.
WALLAt'K, Mrs. rVe-Louls XV model
of orchid satin trimmed with filet lace
nml Iridescent bands. tklrt caught
with Vronrh flowers.
WATSON-, Mis. M. O. of Llnco'n, Ouest
of Mrs. (lould DietsCharming cos
tume, with skirt of black velvet
draid over al ver lace; bodice of sil
ver lace and bbtrk chiffon trimmed
with let and rhinestones. Dlamnmia.
Wll TK. Mrs. Victor Costume of block
net and silver, wlih trimmings of Jet.
Hhort. full skirt and a eevelesa walflt
trimmed In bunds of sliver.
WOOD, Mrs. VV. H Charming costume
of cerise tulle, with draperies of sil
ver cloth, and trimmings ot turquoise
taken advantage
Opp
SW and SJl-5
short and long roll front styles
choice Snturdny, at
In oar wladows"
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Men's High Grade
Worsted Sweater
Coats
Medium and Heavy Weight,
Shawl and Byron ColUr,
$3.00 to $7.50
"Others as Low as One Dollar.
Pajamas
Outing Flanbel Night Garments,
$1.00 to $3.00
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BURGESS
AK-SAR-BEN RING
Lf-adrr in Several Big Buiinesg
Enterprise! Chosen from Oat
tide Foard of Governors.
KNIGHT SIUCE DYNASTY FORMED
Although prominently connected
with lilg buMnc-s houses of Omaha
for many years, Ward M. Burgess,
the new kins; of Qulvora, started his
career here as an ordinary billing
tierk at a meager (Hilary.
Ho Is now vice president of the whole
sale dry goods firm of M. K. Fmlth 41
Co., president ot the Purgeas-Nah do
partment store, a vice president and di
rector ot tho Omaha National bank am
a director of the Omaha Electric Light
and I'ower company. He la all that,
while still only 45 fears of age. He
bo in In Ft. Joseph, but came to the Gate
City to seek his fortune In 1S.0 when only
.0 yrnrs of age.
Kver since Ak-Par-Iten began he has
been nil active knight of the realm and
now he Is Its king.
He Is a member of tha Omaha, Country
and Commercial clubs and was ones
president of the former.
t.olf, squash ball and motoring are hli
bnblilcs. the latter having taken the place
of his fancy for tine horses, of which h
owned a number during the dnys of the
Horse Show,
His wife was MUs Margaret Brown of
Omnha. The have a beautiful home at
Twenty-second street and Capitol ave
nue, and have threo children, Charles,
I,obla and Margaret.
blue satin. Short full skirt; the watr-t
sleeveless with shou tier bands ot sil
ver lace on cerise net.
Y.
YOU NO, Mrs. Raymond O. Attractive
iro . n of white lace, and eorel sntln.
YATKS, Mrs. John T.Tflack net ovet
chm men. ; trimmed In bands of blnck
"velvet and gold embroidery. IVarUi
enhanced the beauty of thla costume.
C M 1M' KLL, Mrs. Kmma K. Coral chlf
fon velvet with draped bodice and net
wing sleeves, trimmed with rhinestones
Vhl'e aigrette In hair. Diamonds and
pearls.
OiH.Dt-MTTH. Mrs. Fam Handsome
gown of bluck spangled net. Diamonds.
IIOSKOHD, Mrs. HI hard, of Mil ne,
Ouest of Mrs. W. D. Hosfonl Attrac.
tlve pink satin frock, einbrotden d In
silver, with trimmings of Iridescent
beads.
Hi i.-fuRD, Mrs. Wlllard D. Handsome
black laee gown with trimmings of Jot,
klit short and full. Hhort sleeves of
net. Corsage bouquet of orchids.
KKATINO, Miss Helen Costume of pink
satin with pointed bodice and h'Vipsklrt
of while lac; opalescent trimmings.
KICLLY, Mrs. Ida M.-I'lnk crepe da
cl lna wl'h point d'e-ipr t laee and bead'-d
tunic. Ostrich plum eln hair. - Corse ge
bouquet of lilies of the valley. DU
rtionds and earla.
ortimity
of this
wool worsteds cheviots
rough effects, all hand-tail
for
$10 and $15
The Smart
est Hats
Shown in
Omaha
Soft ana Derby, we
show every advanc
ed style tn differ
ent qualities to
please ail tastes
nd pocket books.
Pearl, Gray, Green,
Blue. Drown, Ox-
ford and Black.
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00
Rtetson'a $3.50, $4,
.nd $3.
"Fall Cups, $1.00'
Balmaccans,
56.50
Most attractive, full
skirted, r a k 1 a n.
shoulder, shower
proof. Gray and
Brown, 8cotch mix
tures that are real
values at 110.00 to
$12.00. Today
$6.50
"Medium Weight"
Men's Fall Shirts
Novel designs that are not too
extreme, yet decidedly pleasing,
lth a fine variety of colorings
and patterns
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Underwear
Men's Union Suits, medium
and heavy weight Egyptian
Combed cotton-
$1.00
Men's Fine Wool Mix and
Derby Kib Cotton Union Suits
U0
' Men's Fine Quality Union
Suits, In wool, mixed worsted
and mercerized yarns
$2, J2.50, $3, $3.50
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