Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 27, 1915, Page 8, Image 8
TIIE BKK: OMAUA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOHKR 27. I'M 3, Best Liver and Bowel Laxative For Family Use "Cascarets" regulate women, men and children without injury. WHAT NEXT! The pown is made of Anber A. W. B. Boulevard velvet with pantalettes, gracefully draping about the ankles. Take when bilious, headachy, for colds, bad breath, sour stomach. WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP j Inetred of nat, harah pll. salta, Mtor oil or datigeruua ca'omel, why don't von keep Oasnreta rnr.dv In your IiomeT Cacjrcti net fti the liver and thirty feet of .hownls so g-ritly you don't jreaHte you have taken a cathartic, put 1hy art thoroughly nnd ran 1e depended upon when good llvrr nnd bowel cleana- ;lng la neeeiSArj' they move the M'e and poieon from tha Lowrla without griping and aweeten the etnmach. You eat ona .or two at rlirht like randy ard ybu wake p feeling fine, tlia headache, Mllouancas. sd breath, coated tongue, aotir atomarh, cor at l at Ion, or bad cold dlaappcara. , Moth re ahould give croaa, Mck, fevcrtah or bliloua children a whole Caeca ret any lima they tiro harmless and aafa for tha llttla foli a. ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. L' . A. Hospe Co.'s Store Presents POHLSON NOVELTIES. New Novelties In filioe IHdlshcrs, KjUfhea, Krjr Ring, Hill Holder, Khoe Horn Cases, Skirt Hangers, ItrldRe Hoores, Smelling Halts, 1Mb Fasteners. CORDOVA LEATHER GOODS. Latest in Pocket Hooks, Cigarette Cnnee, Clgnr Cases, Ladles' Hags, Mats, Hook Kuds, Photoliolders, Itlll Hooks .." Memo Hooks. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Fresh Roses, DnffodJl, Cyclamen, Cosmos, Chrysanthemum, Buttercups, lYImroses, Palsies, Lilacs, and many oilier flowers. LAMPS. New Line of riano Lamps, Floor Lamps, Heading Lamps, Hsk l.amia In Gold, Mahogany, Hrass aud Silver. BRAS3. Fine Nmoker Seta, Umbrella Htanils, Vanes, Humidors, Pedestals; Fern Dishes ' In Hrass. STERLING SILVER and BRONZE. Statuary. Candlesticks, Hook Ends, Ilek Sets, Jewel Hoses, Ink Wells, Ash Trays In Silver Applied to Hronse. POTTERY VASES. Vase Craft. Cornelia and Nilock Pottery The Vase Craft 1 a- new line and very pleasing. CARDS. lUrthday Anniversary, Wedding Ooitrat illation, nirth Announcement, Tally, l'lace, Hallowe'en. SHEFFIELD SILVER. Itread Piute, 1 tread Vummers, Salt ami IVpper, Candleatlrks, Cake Plate, Tea Cadd es. Vases, Napkin Itinrs, Mustard Jars, Humidors. DESK SETS. Hrass, Silver, Decorated. A. Hospe Co. 1513-1515 Douglas Street.- cosrvHt I i. : . ; e-., , - i r 'A .jtn .J r ' A 'i I ......U-, f - .f. 1 -' ' ' - - 7 -" ' -'4 -r. ' .. T - t. .V. ." , . f " '! i - ' By MELLIFICIA. Tuesday, October 20, 1915. NOW much Is Mrs. Galfs taste going to affect the fashions? The engagement is announced barely a month, and already A. J mere is "Honing green," in honor of Mrs. Gait's family name. We all remember "Alice blue" and "Helen pink," and there was an attempt made to Introduce an "Eleanor" color of some sort after the last inauguration. Hut the Wilsons were never considered "smart" as the Roosevelts or Tafts were smart, and the Eleanor rhade was short lived. The advent of a southern aristocrat may bring some social changes to tha White House, and the popularity of "Boiling green" may be a gauge In making this forecast. The color itself Is a dull, obtrusive shade. In keeping with the traditions of her own "cliff-dweller set" in Wash ington, Mrs. Gait has never affected the striking or glaring. ' In her dress ing she never wore the extremely low cut decollette gowns which are so frequently seen among the ladles of the official set and the diplomatic corps and, for instance, often quite a rude shock to "the lady from Arizona." Of, course, this does not mean that our future first lady of the land li not a stickler for form. Hut It does mean that she has very fixed Ideas of elegance and what Is the appropriate thing. Mrs. Gait Is very far from prudish or puritanic Ideas of dress. She comes of generations of those who have dressed for dinner and taken It as a matter of course. But she does believe that the cut of even a dow ager's evening bodice should be no longer than a well-bred mother chooses for her own debutante daughter. 8peaklng of what this Interesting personage wears, It is not Inapropos to tell the number and last of her boot, 3 A. "If I have one vanity In the world," says our president's fiancee, "it Is my foot." eecutlve committee; and Mm. W. . I "re. Mra. Mallerk Sow, Mn. J. i Cmnnirn, Mra. Oeors-a T. Ollmore, Mra. Oeorsa Bernard Prlns and Mra. 0ore Voaa, chairmen of the various commltteea. I" TToner of Dr. and Mrs. Scott. Rv. Tr. Pcott and Mrs. Hrott ef rfrookllne. Mm., wt 1 arrlva on Wednea day, to ha the silent a of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. CYnnrll until next Tueaday. Pr. Bcott la well remembered aa the former paator of tha t. Mary's Avenue Ooncres-atlonal church and haa many frlenda In Omaha. While beta he will deliver an addreaa before tha Pankera' aaaoelntlon and a talk on flaturday afternoon at a luncheon at the l"n varalty club. A dinner will I slven In the parlors of ft. Mnry'a Avenue church In honor of Pr. and Vtra. Hoott, and alao to welcome the boma-comlns of Tier. Mr. IIultert and Mra. Ilulbert from their summer vaca tion. Mr. and Mra. (Joorse Payne, at Falr- screa, will entertain naturday at dinner, and on Monday Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grif fith will Klve a dinner In honor of Dr. snd Mra. Bcott. Mra. Conn 11 will slv a small luncheon on Friday for Mrs. Heott. p-Tie TTATrn'- Bnfluet. The Hualne Women's club will bold Ita annual banquet at the Toun o men'e Christian aaaoclation thla evnln. Each place will bo marked y the new'y laaued program hooka for the year. Thla club la planning an Interoatlns; year a work. Mjalc, art and literature will he atudled. Talka will be given by Mra. 1). (. Craighead, Mlsa Amy Wood roush and Mr. Thomaa J. Kelly at open meetlnsa of the club. Pr. Nora. Fairrhlld la preaident, Mlaa Hattle PKkard -vice preaident. Miaa Ini Undeman aeereUry and Mlaa Mable Kend.a Uo&aurer of the organisation. For Mrs. Lobingier. Mra. I Taper Fmlth entertained at lunch eon today at tha University club for Mra. Charlea Ixhlnslr of Shanghai. China, and her aiater, Miaa Emma Hunker of HllladaJe, Mich. Pink anapdraffons ware uaed In decoration. Theae present were: MemJamee F. J. hlraa. N. II. Nelaon, Arthur P. Smith, Charlea Johannes. Mlaa Hunker. j den. Mr. ard Mra. W. A. Yoneon. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coad, Mr. E. E. Pruce. Box Partie at the Brandeii. Bos holders for this evening a perform anea at the Prandrla theater are Mara. Ilarley O. Moorehead. Harry Wellcr. Edward Lynch, F. C. Vehrung; of Lin coln, and Mra. Glenn Wharton. Bible Clan Meets. The Pllila claas which waa orRanizcd Carpenter, met this afternoon with Mlaa Loula Howell. Mra. A. F. Jonas la the leader of the claas. Personal Mention. Mr. and Mra. Raymond O. Tounf have returned from Chicago. Mr. E. F. Morearty. wtlo haa been III for tha laat three weeka, la atlll confined to his room. Mr. Robert Patrick la attending a few weeka at the John Patrick ranch near Bherldan, Wyo. Mrs. Clarke of Chicago wi 1 be the gueat of her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Hoi comb, for a couple of weeka. Meadamea Charlea Koblngler. C. ". Pelden, C. n. BeMen, Frank U. Haller, Prapar Nmith, ii Til 4. Coffee Delicious' S5per CM in I 1 s ;IeljJr, Penonal Mention. ( Judgs snd Mrs. J. J. Bulllvan returned home Bunday evening from Pluttamouth, where they were gueata at a house party given by Mrs. Oerlng nd the Mlases Qerlng. Mrs. J. Weinberg of Cleveland, O., who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Prelfusa, leaves Friday for her home. , Miss Jean Hamilton will leave for Lin coln, today to be an 'attendant at the wedding of Mlaa Grace Durritt to Mr. Charles Fluyter of Haatlnga. Mlas Bur nt t Is a popular society girl and Mr. Fluyter a well known fret man. Stork Special. Word comes from Chicago of the ar rival of a baby boy in the household of Mr. and Mra. Veater Klracbbraun. Tha young man la a grandaon of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hlller and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Klrachbraun. A son wss born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Darker Id, Monday. For the Mhiet Qroue. Mrs. J. E. George and her guests, tha Mlaaes Oroaae of Paaadena, will motor ! today to Penlaon.la.. to be tha gueats lof Mra. George's father. Mr. W. A. Mc- Henry. Mra. George and her party will : motor back in time tomorrow to be en- trrtalned at dinner in Council Uluffi by air. ucorge vrngni. 0" the Calendar. Mra. E. I Potter will be hoateaa for tha meeting of Mj Sigma club Wednea- ' day morning at :) o clock. Mra. Potter realdea at M2g Hawthorne avenue. McKlnlry Lad lea auxiliary of B nal Brith will meet Thuraduy evening In the .iuu ruonia, mneieenm ana rarnaiu aueets. Past Fettivitiei. The Prairie Park club held their weeklv dancing party Saturday evening with the following preaent: Mesara. and llrsdamea John K. lieitingvr, H. G. King. . Hiinin a k. K . 11,-Klnrd. Largfclliier, Wl.liain 8 Uifo. aakad to meet the new board, which in cludes Mrs. Ctisrles T. Kountia, preai dent; Mra. Ward M. Durgeas, vice preai dent; Mlaa Edith Tobltt. aecond vice preaident; Mrs. Oscar D. Wllltama, secre tary; Mrs. August F. Jonas, treasurer; Mra. Edgar M. Moraman, Mrs. Arthur Bowman and Mrs. Q. W. Blcknell, Distinction Shown Mill Davii. Mlxa Alice Virginia Pavla of this city attended a tea given in her honor in New ork City laat Wedneaday with Mlaa Kitty Cheatham aa hoateaa. Among the prominent people who ware aaked to meet Mlaa Pavla were Percy Grainger, the Auatrallan planlat, and his mother; Mr. I'eyaer. critic on the Mualcal America. Harold Bralnard. the composer; Mr. Noble, the famoua English organist at ft., Thomaa" church in New York, and Mlaa Comatock, a very close friend of Paderewaki. . Debutante Bridge. The Pebutante Bridge club meets today eiea Mlaa Blanche Peuel. The place of Mtaa Thummel was taken by Mlas Calla han. A Hallowe'en scheme was carried out In the decorations. The members are: Mlaaee Mleees Francea Hochstetlor, Eugenia Patterson. tUrT,,J'uith' Stella Thummel. Lucille Bacon. Anne Glf ford. Marlon Kuhn, Blanche Ieual. fil'i'ulo,M.u;a7 Janet Hall, Helen Clarke. luncheon for Mrs. Clarke. Mlaa Agnes Ruaaell entertained eight rueats at Juncheon at the Unlveralty club In honor of Mrs. Clarke of Chicago, formerly Mlas Martha H ilcomb of Omaha. The table was decorated In rose. Prairie Park Dance. Mlaa Nellie Oreen, Instructor In danc ing at Prairie Park club, will give a Hal lows en party at the club house tonight. Clder wnd doughnuts and other Hallo we'en delicacies will be served. La Salle Club Dance. The La Balle club have changed the date of its Hallowe'en dancing party from Monday, November 1 to Tuesday, November 2. Ornnhflns at Excelsior Snrines. Recent arrivals from Omaha at the Elms in Excelalor Springe have been: Mlaa May Bulllvan, Mr. J. A. Oleason. Mrs. Wllaon M. Low, Mrs. K. k. Llnln ger, Mrs. Felix Deapecher. Mr. T. E. Bloteky, Mr. J. Hayden, Mlaa 8. L. Hay- I'Oiila Nelkun. W. Is. Blarkeit, (t. J. Ht.-M.-r. J. W. fekoslund. Mie- Ruth Key. Mayma Itta. Meaara. Iuls Armatrong, A. W. bUllmau. A. A. WecWmevMr Chaiiea i". Ilaynea, B J. 8oatin.ll, Ciiariva Neff, Mleaea KeHl-. I,n. Nellie Green. Slfaar:. K. C. Conley. Fred Wadeiueyar, Fine Arts Reception. The Omaha Boclety of Fine Arts' busl aeas meeting and reception was held at the home of Mrs. J. K. Bummers, chair man of tha eourtealea committee. Mrs. Bummers was aaalated by Mrs. Joseph Barker. Mra. E. W. Plxon. Mra. F. 8. CowglU. Mra. Charlea Offutt, Mrs. A. U Reed. Mlas Lydla Wilaon and Mlaa Jessie Millard. The 409 members et the society were ROUTES TO THE CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS Offered by the mi msFBG ODTD (1) sunset Route Through Houston or San Antonio or El Paso, Tex. Side trip over Apache Trail by automobile to Roosevelt Dam and Cliff Dwelling. (2) Ogden Route Through Ogdqn and Salt Lake City, Utah, across Great Salt Lake "Going to Sea by Rail" Along American River Canyon, through the old Gold Fields. Short side trips to Lake Tahoe. (3) Shasta Route-Through Portland, Ore., and famous Willammette and Rogue River Valleys; past Mt. Shasta and Mt. Las ten (the active volcano.) Go one of the routes, return another and see the Great West. Tickets can be purchased from agent of any railroad. E'n route between the Expositions stop off to see the Big Trees at Santa Cruc and the Old Missions at Santa Barbara. The Southern Pacific is the safest line records show It. Let me furnish you descriptive literature and help you plan yonr trip. A. 0. LITTLE, General Agent, 101 Uryant Uldg., Kansas City, Mo. MOST OF GOSHEN HOLE LAND HAS BEEN TAKEN UP B. B. Howard ef the Burlington land department wlrea from Cheyenne. Wyo.. that up to Monday night Sne of Ws tracts of Jand In the Goahen Hole country, re cently opened to settlement sn.l subject to entry had been ti ed upon. The fU'nia have all been made upon ISO-acre tiic-a. of the remaining tractg - i. na 'el that nearly all are too rough f r cr cultural purpose and are good only .' r grating. ENOS MILLS TO BE HERE SHORT TIME THURSDAY Enoa Mills, father of the newly created Rocky Mountain National park In Colo rado, will be In Omaia for a short time Thuraday. on hla way eaat over the t'nlon Pacific and Northweatern rail roads. He will aeck to have congreaa en large the new national playgrounds snd provide for Ita development. Says Simple Laxative Better Than Castor Oil fee The Bee'a ''Bwapier" column. Caie of Chrome Constipation Yields to Mild Laxative Compound. Writing from The House of the Good Bhepherd. at Bunnyalde Ave., and SO h Bt., Beattle. where she is the gueat of her life-long friend the Reverend Mother, Mrs. Mary Austin, widow of a wralthy Ban Franclacan, who loat every thing In the fire of 190. says she ex perienced speedy relief from tha use of Pr. Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin and that aha found thla gentle, pleaaant-tasttng l.txatlve more effective than several doaea of castor oil. Tho active principles of certain laxa tive herbs are combined In Pr. Cald well's Byrup rppsln to art on the ellm Inatlve organa in sn easy, natural way, without griping or other discomfort. Its freedom from opiste or narcotlj drug of every description, combined with its gentle action snd positive effect, maka It the Ideal laxative for family uae. Pruglsta everywhere aell U foi fltty certs a bottle. A bottle of Pr. CaMwell's Byrup Pep- ii 9fe !-:' itar : V - " I a- MRS. MARY AVSTIN I aln Khould bo In every home for u when the occasion erlaea. A trial bottl free of charge, can be t.Malned hy writ ting to Pr. W. B. Caldwell, 1..4 . aslii i ton St.. Mniitlcello. 111. T wytm )ittfijis!,!i!rl Our Annual October Sale of j Lace Curtains! Curtain Materials Continues Wednesday Do you realize what a tremendous advantage this great sale of Lace Curtains is Riving jouT The thousands who have thronged our Curtain Department the first two days of this sale may not know of the tremendous enthusiasm back of it, but they know that they have gotten remarkable merchandise. In the interest of true economy, come Wednesday. Here are a few of the bar gains) X All the Fine M a r q u i ette Curtains, loom weave curtains, values to $3.50, pair $ .90 TUg assort ments in the Fine Cluny Curtains, Duchess and Quaker Cur tains, special, pair 2 Dutch Cur tains, com plete with valance and side curtains. Worth $2.00, let 59 All the B u n g a 1 ow and Novelty Nets, nice as sortments, in our October sale, yard 60 pieces of 36 inch Voile, regu lar price 25c, sale price, yard &. bout 100 pieces of Eta mine and Scrim, 36 and 40 inches wide. Ivory or ecru. Special, yard, 10c. 25c and 39c The Open Season for Sporting Goods fl Sporting Goods Sttrt evtr tpfroacked its first ifitnttas with its success so tositivtlv as inrcdespuri. You know tht satisfaction 0 being blt to choost from complete lines. We have them. Yom do business with men who know the game who are prominent men in their particular line of sports. Service and comp.etmeis uneqtxahd in tho west art at your dhvoBzl. We have every kind of a load for a gun GOLFERS Improve your putting on our that is made. We carry the celebrated Peters' indoor green The putting disc offers the sort line, "Steel where steel belongs;" also the U. M. C and Winchester lines, complete. of difficulties one needs practice on with excel lent opportunity of studying approach. Special Information From the Art Needlework Store 6c Mercerized Cordonnet Crochet Cotton, in whiter ecru and colors. 10c and ISc values, . spool Hand-made Models of Tie Racks, Collar Dags, Boudoir Caps, Hand Bags, Corset Bags and Pin Cfr Cushions, values to $1.60, at. dJ Stamped Night Gown a on fine nainsook, neat and dainty 9 f designs. 60c values., LOt Free leesons In all branches of day from 1:30 to 6:30. Stamped Pillow Cases, on extra Quality tubing; scalloped edge and day style. 60c quality, HZr special, pair ; OOL Sll-Cro Mercerized- Cotton, In white and colors. 6c spools, r 2 for DC Mercerized mbroidery Floss, In white and colors, including stranded cotton. 4 r skeins DC Art Needlework, Crocheting, Tatting $1.00 Stamped Lunch Cloths, sizes 45 and 64 Inches, on all linen, in neat designs for French or eyelet em broidery. 11.76 and $2.25 values Pillow Tops, Centers and Scarfs, on art ticking and linen, In floral and conventional designs. Val ues to 75c, specially tfj priced IUC and Lamp Shades. Classes every Rich Oriental Rugs Reduced; in Price One 8x8-9 Melaa Rug, worth J J2Q QQ One 8-6x9-5 worth $100.00, One 8-6x9-5 Cashmere Bug, C Af ), at OUtJeUU $248.75 One 8-6x12-3 Sarouk worth $300.00, at These are a few1 of our splendid qualities and values in orientals. stock down in proportion, and they should be inspected now, One 9-6x11 Melaa Rug, worth AA $275.00, at ....spZZOeUU One 4x6-9 Sarouk Rug, worth (ip ft 1116.00, at ePODeUU One Kashan Rug, siie 4-7x7, JAP" AA irorth $125.00, at IhVO.UU We have marked our entire Rare Values In Gray Hair Goods '.Am. r If you need a Gray Trans formation or Switch, in fact vthing in white or gray, that ill add beauty to your coif- ure, you win te deligntea vwvt -S Wltn ine Perfect results our day light matching rooms afford in jsUlL. selecting the exact shade. 20-inch Natural Wavy Gray QQ Switches, $6.00 values, special. .....P WiO 22-in. Triple Head Natural Wavy CQ flft Gray Switches, $12.00 valuea, at....PUeUU Shampooing, Manicuring and Hair Dressing c 3 New Decorations and Favors for Hallowe'en Stationery Department Everything for decorating the table and home. Lunch Sets, Table Covers, Paper Caps, Dinner Favors and Cards, Tally and Greeting Cards, Napkins, Stream ers and Masks of all kinds. IT Wednesday Caramel Day Fresh Full Cream Caramels, nut, C plain and cream roll. Special, pound. LJ DM.urratl.a ef HALLO For cake icing, and substitute for whipped cream; a snow-white fluff that keeps Jmr, indefinitely. Specially priced, quart. 3C r MPFIAN kOOM J