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By MELLIFICIA.
AM pUrlng bridge badly." writes
I friend In the west. "The girls
I and they have decided upon skating for the winter. Everything wei
seem to be doing these days we are doing furiously. I have attended
aerrices three times this week at 8t. Thomas' and the girls with me."
From Virginia the leaders of the old. exclusive set are equally active,
and the girls of the F. F. V. seem to have spent their autumn season In the
yellow draped cars that shot In and out of the country fairs- they were
suffragettlng and with the same furlousness that seems laying Its hold
upon society everywhere to do something different this year and out of the
old manner.
Plans of Cudahyi.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Cudiihy, who
remained later than most of their friends
In the country and who followed their
ojorn at Lake Forest by a hunting trip
tn October to the Wisconsin wood, have
planned a trip to California in lMcem
br and will remain their until after the
holidays. Their immediate destination
will be Burllngiiame, near ran Francisco,
where, they Kill be guests of Mra.
Cudahy's alater, Miss Amy Brewer, at
the latter'a attractive bungalow. Later
they will viett Mr. and Mra. John U.
easterly. th latter formerly Mtas Cecilia
Cudaby. The I'aaaerlys, who have a
beautiful eatate. "InnUfall," near Ilur
llnshama, have taken a atudio apart
ment in Pan Franciaco for the winter.
where they will spend a food deal of tlmu I
Keeping open their country place as well
for week-end visits.
Entertains Home Part.
Mrs. F. II. Cole haa as her house
guests Mra. Frances Ockerahauaen and I
Miss Helen TaEK of New York City and 1
Mliis lienors Nelson of St. Joseph, Mo.
In honor of her guests, Mrs. Ctummnf
entertained at supper Sunday evening.
Friday of this week Mrs. Cole enter
tain informally at luncheon In honor of
her guests and Saturday the out-of-town
women will ba entertained by Mra.
U. O. I'lowman.
Columbian Club Plant.
The Columbian club entertain Wednes
day afternoon at the hall. Twenty-second
and Locust street. Mrs. Albert Millar
and Mrs. M. W. Murphy will ba the
hostesses. The club will also give Its
annual Thanksgiving party Tuesday
evening, November 23.
Hike Through Woodi.
The Fsgalco club took a "hike" Into
the BeUovua woods Sunday morning.
Dinner was cooked over a camp fir.
The members present were:
Mtssess MIaess-
Jlnppy Mulholland. Irene linker.
Hone Dixon, Carrie Kdwnrds,
l.oln Marph, Wilms, Melols,
Frances Mulholland, Maude Howe.
jane unarter.
Messrs.
Messrs.
f 'n nl MeCrona,
William C. Welles,
J. W. Morrill,
l'reaton Clark,.
K. V. Kelly,
(. A. Goodman,
O. K. I'enner,
MeKenna,
K. J. Colbert.
The guests of tha club were:
M lei Misses
K. Haxthauaen. A lire Powers,
Mary II a Hard of O. Glasgow.
Valentine, Neb. Gladys Kedhouse,
,
Birtbdaw Luncheon.
A birthday luncheon waa given -Mia
Jewel Alexander in honor of her birth
day by her , co-workers In the medical
department cf the Woodmen of the
World. The center cf the table was den
crated with a beautiful bouquet of chrys
anthemums. Thoss present were: .
Misses Misses
IMftrl? Louisa Josephine Morrow,
Olagulbel, Jewel Alexander.
Catherine Jdohler, ltoMna Fulton
Meaars.
Messrs.
Louis L, Murphy,
Anor H. Kalman.
B'Xai Ami Club Banquet.
jne irzNal Ami club entertained at a
stag banquet at the Henshaw rathskel
ler Saturday evening on honor of Mr.
Reuben Vann, who haa Just returned
from an extended tour of t'le.west. Mr.
Immanual Yousem was toaslmasler, and
each member reuponded to a toast, the
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Quality High-Prices Low-Hot One Day, Out Every Day
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Very massive Vernis Martin lied, 2-inoh
jxjst, very special,
Sanitary Spring to match, regular $4.00
value, nt $2.75
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9x12 Seamless Velvet It tigs
8x12 Axniloster Jlut
Sjkh lal Value
Tuesday, November 16, 1915.
New York matron of fashion to a
seem to want something strenuous
prinripal speaker
Mr. I'rero. Those
Mf srs.
H tih-.-ii Vann,
awel Kromkln,
Julius Ar'. In,
Mirniirl Colin,
Joseph titeenberg,
I'svid JrenU-rg,
Immanu.-i Youaem,
Mnrrln Vann,
Joso h Ronenberg,
Kdward Hnader.
Inmi.cl haltxman,
haniuel (tuttman,
O.an.a Maicua.
of the evening being
present were:
Mrasrs.
Krhiam Youaem,
Isidore Ileeae,
Morris Katelman,
Abraham hatelman,
Ibvh1 Cohen.
Wil lam falser,
, H. I,. ( ohen
Nalhnn Kadner,
Nstnnn V altenburg,
Altert Wohlner.
M rrU hl ifr,
Herman (loldMnlth,
Max Ki.lly,
Prairie Park Club Dance.
The I'ralrle Park club held their regu
lar week end dancing party at the club
houae Paturday evening, with tha fol
lowing present:
Me are. and Meedame
itobert H. Lewis, t llllam If. riatner.
K. l. ( lav
IT A. I ai eke,
A. A. V ed. meyer,
K. It. Ural nerd,
Cl aries C. Haynes,
J. A. Ilender,
John K. Ullilngir,
K. K. Doeekal.
W. U Hatketl.
W. M. Klsler,
N. W. Nichols,
Joseph Langfellner,
Herbert J. Hkkler, C. J), penniaton.
lxuU Nelson.
K. J. Weberg.
Charles Neff.
Georse Gardner,
F. C. Kuony,
Misses
Until Key,
Messrs.
II. F. Wallace.
Frank,
Mrs. . 8. Watt
Wllllnm Krk,
J. V. KkoKlund,
M. U Kent.
Misses
Manie Ittta.
Messrs.
E. C. Conley,
University Luncheon.
Mrs. Charlee E. Hall and Mrs. Loyal R.
Wallace were hostesses at tha Univer
sity club this afternoon to a circle meet
ing each week. The tables were dec
orated In yellow chrysanthemums. Tha
members are:
Meadames Mesdames
Leon ira 1 'lets Menold.
Nelson, Medders,
W. H. Ilreckenrldge, Xirknell.
Gordon.
11. Auil.
F. I). Wead.
Carroll Helden,
Frank Norton,
Charles Wrluht,
C. It. Waldrath.
F. K. Htralght,
Titus Uws,
Ilenaon,
Cameron.
I 'avid Cole,
C. F. Weller.
Frank Hrlstol,
GHigo I'latner,
Frd Adams,
J. W. Cole,
C. A. Gosh,
A. H. Hippie,
K. F. Margaret,
Oeorse Wlckei
sham. Dancing Parties Tonight.
The senior clan of SU Berchman'a
academy will give a danca this evening
'at Chambers' academy.
The Et-a-Virp club has a dancing party
this evening at tha Roma hotel.
The Tuesday Dundee Dancing club
meets tonight at Dundee hall for ths
fortnightly dance. Tha leader Is Miss
Katherlne arable. The members are:
Messrs. and Meadames
W. H, T. lielt
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John Wilkes.
J. A. C. Kennedy,
Frank Hoaglond,
A. G. Klllck,
Wagner,
Baiil Hnagland,
H. B. Lrmere,
Gorge Bummer,
K. B. Perrlgo.
Fred Ctiacaden,
U B. Wilson.
W. II. Fonda.
11. It. Hollister,
C. II. Waters,
C. W. Bollard.
Mrs. Allen ltoblnson.
Dinner for Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. noblnson give a
dinner this evening for their guests. Colo
nel Robinson and Miss Florenco Robin
son of St, Louis. N
Chicago Girl Betrothed.
Omaha friends of Miss Ellen Barker
of Chicago, who haa visited here fre
quently as the guest of MUs KttsabeUi
Conadon and with whom Miss Congdon
Is now visiting, will ba Interested to
learn of her engagement. The announce
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Sanitary Roll
Top Desk
54-inch, made of solid oak.
Made in Grand C"11
?apids.
Rug Offerings
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8.75
S14.00
$17.00
In Small Hugs.
ment of her engagement to urs. John
lUtrhle Klmtall, formerly of Kenosha,
Wis., waa made by her parents. Mr. and
Mra. Frank W. Harker, Hunday.
The wedding probably will ie an event
of the early spring. Miss Parkers
brother, Joseph Shumway ltarker, la to
marry Miss Jane Vincent, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Vincent,
about Kaater time.
Mia Crmrdon will remain In Chicago
over Thanksgiving.
Tuesday Bridge Club.
The Tuesdar Itrldae club meets this
afternoon with Mlsa Eugenie Tstterson.
The guest of the club will be Miss Isa
bel Insolhaler. The members are:
Misses Misses
Kugenle Patterson, Charlotte Callahan,
Anne Giffnrri.
Cerlrude M ts.
Alice Jaqulth.
Marlon K'uhn.
Harriet Mets,
Lucllo Ilacun.
Stella Thuminel,
For Mr, fj'aflin.
Mrs. Mamie flaflin of Lincoln will be
given a reeeptlon at the First Method st
church Wednesday afternoon at i o'clock.
Preceding the reception the members of
the county board of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union will give a lunch
eon at the Hotel Loyal to Mra Claflln.
Fntnre Af'sirs.
The D'Nal Ami club entertain at a
formal dancing party at the Hotel Castle
on Thanksgiving evening.
Tuesday Mornin Musical.
The Tuerday Morning Musleal club, of
which Mrs. Samuel Caldwell Is presi
dent, will present Mr. Harold Ilauer, tha
famous pianist, to Omaha music lovers
this evening at the Iloyd theater.
Omahnns at Excelsior Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Callahan of Omaha
are In Excelsior Springs, guests at the
Hotel Snapp.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Walker and O. W.
Cleveland are at tha Hotel Snapp In Ex-
celsion Springs.
German Red Cron Meeting
The German Ilellef society of .the Red
Cross will hold a- meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Musik
Vereln, Seventeenth and caea sireeia.
This meeting was postponed rrom msi
week on account of the death of Mr.
Getsachmann. Shisband of Mrs. Bertha
Oetsschmann, president of the society.
On the Calendar.
Mrs T v Rnmnaon and Mrs. meyer
Klein will atvo a bridge luncheon at the
Loyal hotel next Saturday.
In and Out of the Bee HiTe.
Miss Florence Agor, who haa been vlslt-i-
r.t.ada. and California for the
past three months, returned to her home
Friday evening.
xtrm w.lier An Del and aaugmer
Denver, who have been the guesta of
Mrs. Cora Wolf, left for their home on
Sunday.
Personal Mention.
u .T.ka Klein of Omaha is a guest
at Tha Elms hotel. Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Mrs. Frank H. Myers left Sunday after
noon to visit for a week with friends in
12 frills.
Mrs. Charlee T. Kountse, with Miss,
Helen Eastman and Miss Oertrude Mets, .
left last evening for Battle Creek. Mich.
Mrs. Henry Hlller haa returned from ,
Dea Moines, where she was cauea oy
death of her father. Mr. M. Rlegelman.
mi.. Florence Montgomery of Chicago.
who haa been tha house guest of Mrs.
Charles 8herman since the Aa-oar-oen
ball, leavea this evening for her Home. .
WOMEN TO ATTEND THE
PASSENGERMEN'S DANCE
D.in.v evening. December 4. the
Omaha Passenger association will give '
it. rir.t dance, the function to ne neio
at tha Hotel Rome. Thera will ba a ban- ,
o.uet In connection with the dance sn.l tne .
women will for the first time In history '
v,. hn srnaata of the organisation. Here- I
tofore tha social functions given by the
Omaha Paasenger association have beer
slag affairs. They have given suppers and
musical and theatrical entertainments
but from each the women have beep
barred. Now the presame haa become
too great and the women are to be taker
Into fellowship.
BEDS
Brass Beds in 22 Btylea, all tho newest,
greatly reduced in price. They are offered
at, from ,
05.50 to $32.00
Other Bed Rcon Farniture at
Especially Low Prices
We hay Just received two carloads of the
newer piecea In bed room furniture. These we
hare marked exceptionally low la price. See
them.
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Price.
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Penetrates Island Wilds and Finds
that Savages Originate "400" Fads
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SAN FRANCIFCO, Nov. lS.-The lap
dog fashion originated among the savage
Negritos of the I hirpplne Islands, ac
cording to Mra P. Woods, wife of a
I'n ted states navy officer stationed at
Cavlte, Philippine Islands. Mrs. Woods,
her husband and a bodyguard of soldiers
recently spent more then a month among
these half-naked natives, studying their
customs.
BUTLER OBJECTS TO PAY
HAZE AND KEEGAN DRAW
The city council confirmed tne appoint
ment of Henry P. Hafe and Ben Keegan.
superintendent and assistant superintend
ent of the new department of vnson work.
Commissioner Butler objected to the ap
pointments on the ground of what he be
lieved to be excessive salaries.
Keep Your Howe la Ilesrnlar.
If your bowels become constipated, take
a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets Just
fter aunner anil thev will correct tha
disorder. They are mild and gentle in
their action. UDiainatue everywnere.
Advertisement.
IMPROVE CLUB OBECTS
TO JITNEYS' SHORT HAULS
8. L. Laird and O. M. Wilson, officers
of the Lincoln Heights Improvement club
submitted to the city council a written
protest against j'tneys competing with
street car lines over parts of routes. In
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At About' Half Price
A high-grade New York manufacturer, desiring to make quick disposal of these fine sample suits, sold
them to us at au extraordinary price concession.- Such pronounced economics seldom are offered to the public
until near the close of the season. No Omaha woman need wait for the late sales; get the satisfaction out of a
fine suit this winter and save half.
THIS LOT COMPRISES
Velvet Suits, Corduroy Suits Duvetyne SuitsVelour
Suits, Broadcloth Suits, Gabardine Suits
Suits worth to $75
The New Sweater
or Sport Sets
Cap and Scarf
to Match, in a
large variety of
fascinating col
ors and stripes. ,
Prices $1.98,
$2.98 and
$3.98
Beautiful New
Sport Scarfs
In a wonderful .
assortment of
pretty combina
tions. Tfce v-ry
smartest thing
for outing, tt
up to
$5.00
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"The Negritos carry the cutest little
doga with them wherever they go," said
Mrs. Woods upon her return to 'her home
here. "Men and women both carry the
dogg and the habit is just the same as
the one which holds soe'ety women of
this country. The only difference Is in
the appearance of the people and the
dogs."
stead of making distance equal to the
street car routes. This was referred to
tho committee of the whole.
REMEMBER 1
When You Really Know
rauaT&tiGoa
You Will Want It
tt adds to tha dally food pure fruit-derived ele
ments necessary for health and atrergth, and
causes such ailments ss a weak stomach, consti
pated bowels, run-down nerves, to pass away Ilka
mist before the sun. You need It. The morning
drink will do for yon what no physic, pill, mineral
water, oil or enema can do. It is as different from
such things as day Is from night. It means active
functions, sound digestion; pure blood, wholesome
skin, restful sleep, strong nerves, a clear brain.
You can expect these roaults. They will coma.
It Is Just What You Need
Your druggist or grocer can get Fruit-Vigor .
for you i per jar. But If he won't, send
$1 for ana ar, or $3 for four ars, to ba
sent prepaid and guaranteed by us.
STEWART rOODCOsSSSesarltySISKGHKASO
SJ si es TJWsjy afsjajs. y.syy "WTy
An Unusual Selling
Event "Wednesday
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Suits made in every new model of (J
the late season, showing all the belted, Jj
wide flared, Russian effects, with new
flared skirts.
We will offer the purchase divided
into two lots.
day morning if you wa
first choice.
IMA
ENTERTAINMENT REGULATION
ORDINANCE TO BE DELAYED
Mayor Dahlman announced at a meet
ing of the city council that his new ordi
nance on the regulation of moving pic
HAROLD BAUER
Plays the
PtismtiVjSamim
PIANO
This Demonstrates That the Artist
Selects the Artistic Instrument.
A. HOSPE CO. 15131515
Sole Distributors. DoUfflaS St.
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Come down early Wednes
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ture shows and other forms of entertain
ment will not be put into effect until
after the Omaha engagement of "Tha
Birth of a Nation" has been concluded.
A delecntion of business men sttended
the meeting, but left without making any
statements, the mayor's announcement
being satisfactory to them.
New Sweater Coats
A new assortment of these practical
coats for every occasion, made in
many different stiches and models; all
the new catchy colors, in C 1 0 ft
women's and fusses' sizes ... v 1 ex O
eur Suits
Suits worth to $50 at-
New Showing of
Sweaters
The daintiness
of .these new
garments can
only be appre
ciated by see
ing the line and
the large vari
ety of colors;
plain and com
binations, some
with large,
catchy, nobby
fur collars and
fur trimmings.
Specially
priced at
$10.00, $12.50,
$15.00 and up
to
$35.00
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