Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 21, 1915, SOCIETY AMUSEMENTS, Page 2-B, Image 14
5-B THE OMAHA SUNT) AT HEK: NOVEMBER 21, 1915. i' ii What is Going On in Society Circles Interesting Questa. Ml Helen Tat and M1h rrtofn OrK- srshauaen, house rueita of Mr. F. IT. ' Col, whe rvtnrncd to their horn Friday ' renins, are among many of tha globe trotting Americana who are awing their i ewi country, and aaneclaJly tha went ' and mM-west, for tha flrat time. Miss 1 Oekernheusen, who la eloaa kin to the j Field. Reoeerelt and Vaaderbllt families of New Tork, shewed tha greateat Intrr-1 t in western conditions and affaire. Both rlsttors returned home expressing themselves aa glad that they had awn in an lotlmata way a great aectloa of their own country. Research Club Affair. Tha Research olnb will entertain at a ThaBkagtvlng card party at I o'clock Monday evening at the ' Knights of Colurobua home. The hostcssr of the ecaaton will be Mra. Harry Burklcy and ' Mra. C. W. Hamilton, aaalated by Mra. John Bueche and Misses Harvey Reward, Mary Carter, Alice MePhane. Veronloa O'Connor and Sophia Mc KllllB, Social Affair Planned. Tha Retina club will give a card party and danoa Tuesday evening In Centurion hall, (tenth Bide. 1 Tha South Side Procreaalve Card club will give tta annual Thankaglring party Monday evening at the club hall. A number of the evening high achool etudenta have formed a dancing club called tha "Evening High Bohool Mixers." eorreapondlng to tha Central "High Achool Spirits." , Mr. and Mra. William U Holaman will ba at home Informally to all their frlenda at 104 South Thirty-eighth street, Sunday afternoon and evening. Novem ber a. In honor of their guest, Mlaa Rosalie Rchmuckler. The plan la to have a dancing cub that will hold together throughout the year and the danrea will be given espo rlally for tha atudenta of tha night erhool, although outalders will be ad mitted. Tha flrat (lance will be given on Saturday evening, November 17, at tha Hotel Roma ballroom. Oliver Klckura la obairman of tha committee on ar rangement. Wedding- Plant. On Thursday afternoon at i o'clock Miaa Anna Orloff, daughter of Mr. and Mra. lxuts Orloff of Foreat Farm, and Joaeph I. Holland, ton of Mr. and Mra. A. Holland of thla city, will be united In marriage by Rabbi Frederic Cohn. Miaa Orloff la a graduate of Nebraska Bute unlveralty. Mr. Holland and hta bride will make thelr.homa In Chicago. Mr. and Mra. C. C Cope, ar., announce tha engagement of their daughter, lAiiretta, to Earl Hllillng Parker, the wedding to take place In December. Entertain Foot Ball Team. The Vnlveralty "Mixers" club will en tertain tha Crelghton unlveralty foot bail 1 team at a dancing party at the Hotel Fontenelle Tuesday evening. The affair will be chaperoned by the ntenlhere of tha athletic board of thd anlvereltj' and their w'vea. Attendance a reetrlo'tVd to atu t'enta and alumn) of the university.. Tha chaperonca will be: , , .. ''' Meaara. and Mrertamoe- T. C. liru, T. V.. Redmuud, J. V. Oscl. - ht. J. McVartni U. A. Crelghton, . J. V. nalln. . Moaara ' Mcum- - . '.. Vitn U. IMitler, K.Walker. . V. J. Hurklny. V.. Wine. " Tha guuata will b-W. V arret.' Captain J. tfhktinoii.C Stuart. ManaKer J. Martin, i. Manny, Coacn Mllia. It. t'allntmn. ' Coach lluward, C. Mgro, A. Sullivan. . K. Kieiianr.-' T. Meully, .' J. Hale, 'A. loty, k V, Morgan, - A. Itourke, M. Fiamcaan, J. Stanku,. . K. I'lata. C. Luts. ' 1 11. Gray. H. Htapleton, K. Urey. H. Stapl Kami Hurfo Flood ford. xd. . W. lirennan. Bance Postponed, : ; . : The Toung Married Folks' Danotng uk hac, poatponed Indefinitely . the danoa 'which waa to bo given Wednaaday even ing, November M .Paat'Festiyitiei. .'..-' . ' 'y Mra A. B.'williama waa hoateaa Thura ' day tor a meeting of the V Volt Kan .iingtoni'elub at luncheon. . ; Mra Bea Elrod entertained Friday avo- elng for her a later, Mlaa Ann Koakey, ' who will aoon leave for Detroit. Mrs. Bert Illanchard waa hoataaa for 'thS Monti Cello club Tueaday .at a 1 o'clock luncheon. followed ' by auction bridge. Oueeta of tha club were Mra. J. J. MoAUIater and Mlaa Mabel Malchor.' Covers were laid for: Mesdamea '' Maadamna ' H. Novak. . C. A. Malchor. J. M. Tanner. J. JMcAllleter, W. M. lleeelmlre, B. llancijard. William Anderaon, C. RHy, Ft. Farka Mlaa Mabel Malchor. 'December Bridei. A Deoamber bride will be Mlas Ruth jevans. third daughter of Mr. and Mra Richard R- Evana Mlaa Bvana' mar riage to Mr. Hugh Henry Harper will ' b aolemaiaed la the latter part of Da eem'er. Mlaa Alice Maude Gatea. daughter of .Mr. and Mra William Howard Oatea. wboae marriage to Mr. La Roy French Johnaton of Oraaetta, Arts.; will make . her one of tha December brides. Penonal Mention, Mlas Avtlda D. Moor returned Friday afternoon from Orchard. Mra Nancy i. Meore and sons are mov ing tnte the Drake apartmianta Mrs. .William Tracy Bums, who la vis iting In the east, la expected home Mon ' day week, ' Mr. Wendell W. Moore went to Linoola : Friday afternoon te remain over Satur day for tha -Nebraska-Iowa foot ball game. Mr, Moors was a gueat at the Delta Tan Delta fraternity house. Dr. Mary jr. Breckenridge. who has len ylatUag bar daughter, Mra R, W. vrecfcearldca. for the last three month a, eft Tueaday morning for - Aberdeen. Wash , to vUit her daughter, Mra tL p. Potter. In and Ont ef the Bee Hire. Mr. and Mra Freak Hamilton returned rburedey fram New Tork, Mra Charles T. Kountse returned Sat urday from a few days spent In Cleve land, O., where she went to see her son. Danntan. Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith and daughter. Ml Harriet Huntington Smith, rvtM"be4 this morning from Chl- raso, where they spant a faw daya Mr. G. W. WatUis returnod Tueaday Vora New Tork, where Mra. Watt lee re nain4 with his aiater, Mra Mclluh. J re Wat tire la Improving la health. Mra. J. H. Carae has returned home. SHE IS TO BE A BRIBE ON DAY OF THANKSGIVING. HBYf HOT9 Anna Orloff after vlaltfng the lust two month in Okland, Cel., wltn her alater, Mra. Love D. Flll.na, and her son and family, Went worth Carae. Dr. and Mra. I R. Fluahman, who were married hnre October 20 and who have been on a momh'a honeymoon trip, will return to Omaha' Monday. The trip In cluded vlnlta at Chicago and New Orleans and two weeks spent at Havana Notes of Interest. :. Mra. Anthony Merrill and Mra William K. Martin of Omaha have been In Molina and Evanaton recently, where Mra. Mer rill has been giving lectures. Mra Martin has gone to . Detroit tj arrange for a course of lectures there. John J. Hsnlghen, Jr., In his third year at Cornell, was last week elected to the Bavaga dub of that unlveralty, a coveted honor and one which goes only to ths musical or dramatlo mon of the unlver alty. The club was atarted In UM and, la a branch of the actors' olub of the same name In London. Mr. Hanlghea ' la a member of the' Cornell Olas dub and loured with It last winter during tb solldajrsi ,, ' i ,v, '; v. v ' ' Byrd-Yeati, Weddlngr. The marriage of Mlaa Mar Teats, daughter of Mr. and Mra D. O. Teats, and Mr. Forrest W. liyrd. waa Celebrated Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the (lood Shepherd Kplacopal church. Rev, Thomas O. Collar offlolatlng. Mrs. Carol Marhoff ntu played ths tjohetigrln wedding march on ths pips organ for the entrance of the bridal party, the marriage lines being read be fore an altar of pink and yellow chrys anthemums and ferns. . The bride was moat attractive In1 tier white' satin gown, fashioned with , the draped bneque bodloe and trimmed with pearls. The bridal veil of white tulle was held In place with Ullea ef ths valley and the bride carried an arm bouquet of lilies of the valley and brlde'a maea. Mlaa Susan Teat a, alater of the. bride, waa the maid of honor. Miss Teats wore pink crepe da meteor with pearl trim mine; and carried an arm bouquet of pink, chryennthemum, , Mlaa Lola Byrd and Mlaa Beulah Byrd, alater of the groom, were the brides maid. . Miss Lola Byrd wfes gowned In pale green, crepe de meteor with' allver lace trimming and carried 1tnk chrys anthemums, whils Miss Beulah Byrd Wore yellow crepe de mter trimmed wltflfuld Uoa and carried yellow chrya antheanuma The bridesmaids wore plo ture hats, matching their costumes. Miss SUU a Rich and Miss Ruth Thomp sstt at retched whits satin ribbons for ths bridal party. .Mr. Clifford Kelly at ' OMmefl Bluffs waa the" beat nan and .the uahera war Mr. Wtnfleld Scott and Mr. Cecil Veay. After a wedding supper at ths home of ths brlde'a parents, ths young eoupie left for a short wedding trip. On their return they will be at home In Omaha. Honor Bride-Elect .Wednesday evening a party ef O'Neill young people came to Omaha and rare a mlacetlaneoua shower to Miss Mary 1 "V: f , ' ,vv ' 4 1 A l - ( K ' ' t A ;- - A A : -- . f...vi..w - State House Poetess Writes Ode to Pare Food, "By Jing" Miss Helen Carraher of the Stat Hotel eonunlsaton, who has attained consider able publicity because of her poems, whloh have begun to appear at different times, and who is known as ths "Stats House Poeteaa," haa contributed a poeia to "purs food, which appoars In thla month's Issue of Food Commissioner Her man's food Journal and Is dedicated to Thanksgiving day. The poem la as fol lows: Oh. thou life preserver. Food! xng before man ever chewed The firai cry lie ever mewed Waa (or you; And since thun. be tolled and save Day by day great trials he braved. C'haalrd. stole and mwbehaved Ills life UirousU. Oh, the homes that have been wea And the hairy livea begun V hea some mother a baudaoms son Ate a meal Fashioned by the dainty hand Of some Her wfce noreiaMls . How d i .ton oft commands Cupid's dtal. Scientist will all concede That the food vn l.lih we feed Makes - pood or tad, indted, fume or wild. And the 11 an who gvia ahead. YOUNG WOMAN ANNOUNCES HER ENGAGEMENT TO WED L'J " ' ay aa-. a j . - - ; : j ; y , i ? , J ! : St V, j s' V ''V I i f , ' - . .: : f 1 f fir J y? 'C Gates Murray, whoae marriage to Mr. James Cain will be olemn'ie,l Monday. Kriday evenlni Mln Arah Lama en tertained at a kitchen ahower for Mlaa Murray. Thoee preaent were: Mlaaee Mlaaea--Helen Murray, Uliih-th Kaln, Arah Lama, Mary Helen Kelley. Merv Holen H-len Mary Car- McDonald, mody. TTianksfriTinq. with Social Set. Three tlg foot ball gamea within the week, the Tate-Hnrvard Saturday at Cambridge, the rennaylvnnla-Cornell Thankanlvlng day In Philadelphia, and i the Army and Navy In New Tork next Saturday, make Thankaglvlng week a merry one for the boye and glrla eaat at oollege and achool, for moat of them manage to take In one or more of the games. Among ths Omaha boys and girls at Saturday's gams were: Mlas Naomi Towle. Mlaa Raging Cnnnell. Miss Eliza beth Reed. Mia Clara Hart, Jarvl Of futt, Iaaae Carpenter, Jr.; Clarence-and Douglas Peters, Frits Ruchols, Malcolm Bnldrlge, Judaon Squlrea and probably many more. Mlaa Florence Neville, who Is at Ogonts, will spend Thankairlvlng In Philadelphia with a school friend, snd will attend ths gams there and alao the Army and Navy gams In New Tork. . Mlaa Virginia Offutt Is to be the gueat of her roommets, Mlas Buahnell of Now Tork, for Thanksgiving and will attend ths Army and Navy game Saturday. Mlaa Margery Smith from Pryn Mawr will see both ths big gamea next week. Mlaa Emily Keller, who la to be the guest of Mr. and Mra J. II. Molntosh at Yonksr for Thanksgiving, will sss ths Army and Navy gama Mlas Josephine Congdon will spend the Thankagivlng vacation from Vasaar with her aunt at Mount Vernon and a day or ao at the Blltmore In New Tork with Mlas Oracs Alltaon and Miss Carlta O'Brien and a chaperon. Theas girls have chosen ths Blltmore because of ths Ice akatlng link which Is to be opened In connection with It. and have sent for their skates preparatory V .taking up ths new fad, which, ts said to be usurp ing' ths' place ef dancing. . ' Ths Millard boys, Joseph, Ray and WH lard, ar to be with therr aunt. Mra Oeonr Chrlatlancy, near. New Tork, for their vacation, and Jerri Offutt and Al bert Blbbernnv Francis Oa,ln and a number of other Omaha boys will be In New Tork at that time. Mlas Brna Reed will be In Boston, ths guest of her roommate at Vasaar, for Thankagivlng. Judaon Squires will at tend the debut dance of Miss Mary Buck nor at Rlverdate, just above New Tork City, the day after Thanksgiving. Mlaa Buckner will be remembered a( the young girl who vlalted Mra.. Erneat ' Hart In Council Bluffs last summer. . . Mlas Eathsr Wilhelin will go from Miss Spence's school to Philadelphia with Mlas Kathartn Baum for ths Thankagiv lng vacation. Mlaa Ruth Kinaler will remain In Wash ington with frlenda. Denman Kountse will go to Indlanapo lis for Thankagivlng with his aunt. Mra Meredith Nicholson. :. Miss Alice Rushton goes to New Haven to spend her vacation from Miss Mason's sohool at Tarrytown with a claaainata. Mis Elisabeth .Fresentua . Robert Edwards will go down from Cor nell with his parents, Mr. and Mra H. O. Edwards, to attsnd ths Philadelphia gama Miss Virginia Crofoot will spend Thanksgiving In Philadelphia with frlenda At Excelsior Springs'. Mra Thomas Latham Davis la spending two week at Exoelslor Springs and will be home In time for Thanksgiving. Bar father, Mr. John 8. Brady, went down with bar. but cams horns ths latter part sf last week. Mr, and Mra Fred Cuacaden. Mr. J, A. Cavers and Mr. James Paxton, who motored down, and Mr. and Mra C. F. Waller and Mr. J. Clark Colt, ail came home from ths Springs Monday. Mr. and Mra Frank Ranaom returned a few days earlier. Mr. and Mra O. W. Wlckersham hva been spending ths week at the Nine) times eut of tea. Us said. it s ine purs mux be was fed vvnen a onuu. Oh. ths tragedies you bring And ths dirges that men eing And ths f un ral tolls that ring Jut for voul And we little realise While we eat our tarts and plas ' We're preparing for the akles W hile we chew I Many brave deeds havs been dared Many noble live, have been spared. Just because thuu were prepai-ed Pure and well. Harpv famlllea have been smashed Battles lost and kingdoms erash-d From bad food, and souls been dashed Into Helll Food, thou mendest many breaks,'. mm km s. nis cans ana a4 And Is mollified by steaks ana ty sups; Boclal intercourse were flat Weodlnss, f.aal-daya and ail that' Were lbre not the frteudly chat O'er the cups. ' ' What were old Thankagivlng day. Mla.a.d food, with you away. And no grata nor toasta to ssy When we meot? io we'll si I join handa and aing 1 hanks to f.wid. pure food, by Jing! And let tne merry Jny b.-lls ring WhUe t eat' YOUNG WOMAN PLAYRIGHT TO LIVE .IN OMAHA rfrv moto .Harris Springs and may be home today or Mon day. Mr. Jack Baldwin Is another Omaha visitor at the Springs. For St. Louis Guest. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Roblnaon enter tained at dinner Tuesday evening, at their home in honor of their gueata, Misa Florence Roblnaon and Colonel Roblnaon of St. Loula. The tablo wua In red and white and novel place carda conta'nlnK conundrum gave the gueata a chance to show their cleverness at guessing. Among thoae present were: Mlases Mlases June Brown, . " Eleanor Mocker. Luclle Hrown, Anne CJIflord. r rance uocnatetler, Meaar. Mesar. Fred Daughr.rty, Robert Switiler, Dr. Hall. Jack Summers. St. Berchman's Entertains. The senior clasa of St Berchman's academy entertained at their flrat annual dancing party at Chambers' academy Tueaday evening. The hall was beauti fully decorated with pennants and the class colors. The young ladles who at tended Include: ' Misses Mary Drummy, Mlaes- Merls Ousted. Henrietta C. West. . Jean Wallace. .Elizabeth 1 Redmanuuth Wheeler, Agnes N. Bushman, Ruth Oalncs. Vivian K, Foley, Agnes (Jfntleman, Clare M. May, Irene Helehanty, Loretta M. Ryan, Lucille Brown, Kathleen M. MfCran Marguerite Fallon, Ruth L Wheeler, Mildred Werts, Martha I. Oalnea. Htella Roblnaon. Marcella Kavanaugh(ary O Orady. Agnes O Oraday, Marie Monohue, FJleen Edwarda. Helen Sturaeon, Margaret Morrison, H-len Hutchlns, Father Panlela, T.larle Watt Kamllla Kane. Margaret Ortman, Iorothy Flemmlng, Gertrude Reck. Mildred McCrann, nuth Gentleman. Vivian Foley. Jeaale Neale. Franola Wntcrman, Luclle Srhall, Helen Belael Oladye Crook, Olndva Tate. Mmlcllne Mulvlhlll, Clair Cromwell, Annabel Flnclalr, Fleen Ovnter. Mildred Collina. Mnrcella Kennedy, Mona Roaalter. rertruHe Cobry, Mamie Folv, Adelaide Fotrer, FVancea Udell. Kntherlne Fnellah, Kthel Maaney. Dorothv Merirlam. F.llen Nnah, Mara-nret Williams, Mnrsraret Savage, MarceMa Honlton, Ruth Nortnan. Mary Kennedy, Ruth Reatv, telon O'Prlen, Florence Hamneon, ?'rv MArrlaon, Flale Foilrea. Marion McMartln, Tla. Krueer. Florence MWrann, bertha Ooodnll, Esther Connolly. Margaret O'Nell, lnlao Bollars. The pafrona and patroneaaeg were Meaara. and Meadamea f. V. Weat .T J. TTannlchen. T. T. Redmond. ' F. Hamilton, Mesdnmea A. A. nalnca, Jamea May, Meaara. P. W. Oalnes, William Hannon. T. Quintan. mea TV. M. rtttahman. J. P. Redman, Meaars. John B. Hasken. Mlas N. Bushman, Cfnngsm Dance. Ths Clnosam Dancing club wffl hold Its second party at Scottish Rite eathe-1 drel Wednesday evening. The date for thla dance was changed from Thursday evening, ths regular night, to Wedneaday svsnlng on account of Thursday being Thankagivlng. Twinkle Diner Dance. Tha Twinkle club will give a dance &tj the Hotel Rome ball room Tuesday eve-1 nlng. preceded by a complimentary dln-i ner given by Mr. snd Mrs. Rome MUler and ths Twinkle club to the parents of girl guests of ths Twinkle club. To Honor Bride. Mrs. B. J. Outnans and Miss Mabel Carlson entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the horns of Mra Outnans, on Tuesday, to honor of Mrs. A, R. Tate, formerly Mis Bertha Thornberg of Lin coln. Those present weret Meedames A. R, Tate. F. Oulnane. W. Dlneen, Mlssea Hasi-l Thombertr. Kdlth Vcnderholiu, Catherine Paul, Meedames O. A Waah. George KlnimeL K. J. Gulnane. Misses Anna Paul. Laity, Violt Carlson. Mamta Ilnen Mabel Carlson. Mlaa Mabel Carlaon entertained at a dinner on Tuesday evening In honor of Mr. and Mra A. R. Tate of Wood Lake. Those preeent were: Messrs. and Meedames A. R. Tate. K. J. Oulnana Mli UrtAen Mlsaee Hasel Thornberg, Mabel Carlson. Violet Carlson. Messrs. . 7 Ous Klmmel, A. 8. Carlson. Fred Carlson, jjeWS 0f tlie Wayfarers. Mr. snd Mra H. O. Fil wards havs gone east snd will spend Thanksgiving In I Philadelphia with their son Robert, who j U st Cornefl. and Who win go to PhTla- delpnia tor ine rmni'mnia jornu game that dsy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford saw tha Harvard-Yals foot ball game at the H.r vard stad uin Saturday. ' Mr. Crawford, vtho is a Yule man, aat In the Yalo tc- - " "-v.: ' I v !t,on- Mr- n'1 Mr"' Crawford are expected home the flr?t of the year. Mlas Luclle Bacon has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. May on Hyde Park boule vard in Chlcax. and Is expected home Monday. Mlaa Bacon ha been the honor gueat at a number of entertainments dur- ,1ns her atay. Including a dinner-dance at ! the South Shore Country club. ; Mr. end Mra Barton Millard and. Mr. , and Mra. Lout 8. Clarke, who hav been 'n California for the pat five weeke, 1 have sprnt moat of the time motoring outh from San Fmnclaro and laat week were at Coronalo. They will return by motor to Ix Angeles and from there wll come east by train by way of the Or.-ird fanyon, arrlvlnn here about De- '. cemher 1. Et-A-Virp Dance. The Et-A-VIrp club gave a dance at the Rom" hotel Tuesday evrnlt:ir. Thoae prea- ent were: Miaaca I.llll Itohlff A L. l.l. rk CliMla liri Taullno Fajkner Rfulnh Maxwell Irene Sullivan J'-anette Wilson Marlon Staples June Oaf ford Krll Itipmham Cfrtrurl" Anthea Mprte Hynek It'ith Reynold Mabel Beocher Anna Offerman Winifred Loree Clara Hrhuebel Helen Keating C-race Barber Theresa Flanagan Sndlo Noonan Katherlne Wilcox Mary Taylor Hlnni-he Htaplea HoaMle Reynold Mnhel Miller Beu'ah Hotrhkl Mildred Iedlm Irene Hlgbee Oorge Steele Ted.Z'real Roy .uiisjtrave Frank Sullivan W. V. Sellers 1 Hanson A. J. Jackaon Victor H. Roos Frank B. Helntis Frank J. Penny F. A. Robbln W. A. Weaterllng W. J. Palmer Arthur J. Offerman Ueorge Rowlea L. U Soderberg Robert Nblaon A. R Swanaon Charlea Rrttt Charles Aaeman n. 8. Ymmg P. F. Orlawold P. K. Orlawold A. 8. Nurae F. Keaenhart O. Kin if L. E. Anthony Freeman Bradford M"ssf and Meadamea T. M. Palling Hayes Oaantuer ' O. M. Miilmrom c. H. Rock B. J. Kuhn MacDonald-Horne Wedding. , One of the prettleet weddings of the season took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. snd Mrs. W. W. P. Horns, when their daughter. Myrtle Clare, became the bride of Mr. Peter McDonald, Rev. Thomas Anderson officiating. To ths strains o the wedding march played by Mies Myrtle Hayden, the bridal party came down tha stairway led by ths matron of honor, Mrs. Howard Horns, and ths bride's maid, Mlas Mart ret Barry. Following cams the bride leaning n the arm of her father. They were met In ths living room by ths (Continued on Page Three CoL One) THE CHRISTMAS DIAMOND The Diamond takes pre cedence In the list or gift poBBlblllties. Early glft-eeekers will be de lighted with the Jewels In our collection, which In clude: , Rraceleta Cluster Rings Pendants Circle Brooches Rar Pins Sautolrs Scarf Pins Solitaires Lavalllerea Necklaces Dinner Rings Flawless In auaJltv and workmanship, moderate In firice If you cannot oome n we will gladly arrange the sendlnr of a seiectiou for examination. REESE Jewelry Co. 403 So. 16th St. City National Bank Building till SPECIALS FOR ..THANKSGIVING.. Raisins. Currants, Citron, Orange snd Lemon Peel. Cider Mines Meat. Plum Pudding and Fruit Cake. Bellevue Celery.' Cranberries and Sweet Potatoes. Layer Rais ins. Figs. Dates and Staffed Dates. Nuts and Shelled Nuta. BALTIMORE! OT8TEJRS, TJTR KETS. CH'TCKF.NR DUCK3 AND GEESE. ; nA.cs Tovm odx majaxT. s H. Duffett (SL Son TsL XKsnsT. via. When of Roast Turkey, Mince Pie, and of guch You have eaten enough or wee bit too much. Just reach In thla box of fresh, wholesome gum And out you will pull a digestive Spruoe Oum. Such la the delightful little Terse appearing on a card w which la attached a tiny box containing a tasty bit of Spruce Oum. These used as place cards for your Thanksgiving Dinner Party will start the feast with a smile, set your guests at ease, and relieve them of all sense of formality. ,' It Is lust one of the many pretty table favors we are showing. Come to see our col lection; surely you will find something which will Just suit you. MATTHEWS Book and Stationery Store 1030 Harney Fboee D, 3lt Opposite Boyd Theatre . . rt I l rr aal'Sf , ; '''I t-.;.v:v'' , A , tSLiT-Irt f " fill ail Do not fall to hear th great American Soprano, supported by the World's Greatest Piano THE STEIN WAY STEIXWAV GltM)S, In beautiful satin mahoffanr cse Ca now bn purchased nt the unusual low price of $750. Uprights In mahogany rases ftSOO. Convenient term of payment If desired. Your old Mina will be taken as part payment. We would be pleased to have you call at our Stclnwny pnrlors and see and hear these world-famed Instru ments. Art Booklet Free to All Visitor. Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. 1311-13 Farncm Street, Omaha, Neb. Exclusive Steinway R prcHntatlves for Nebraska and Western Iowa, SANTA T. L, Combs & Co. "THE BUSY JEWELERS" 1520 Douglas Street - - - Omaha FURS CLEANED WMte or colored, fur collars, muffs or coats, we clean and make them soft and bright as new. "We guarantee perfect work, and are responsible in case of loss by fire or theft. Repeated cleaning does not injure white furs send them often; also send us your Seal or Mink garments; you probably do not realize how much soil and germs they contain. . . . PRICKS: White Muff and Collar ft. 25 to ft .BO Colored Muff and Collar l.OO to 1.&Q Children's Muff and Collar SO to .75 Seal or Mink Coats '. , . 2.60 to M.Bq White Coats . 2.60 to 8.00 Tou can't get better work than we do anywhere or at any price. Bend us a trial order along with your other cleaning. THE PANTORIUM "Good Cleaners and Dyers'' . 1518-15-17 Jones St. Phone Doug. 90S. 2016 Faraam St. Pbone Doug. 1720. South Side, 4708 So. 24th St. Phone So. 1268. GUT LIGGETT, Pres. FRED O. WILMOTn, Secy. N. B. We pay P. P. charges one way on all out of town orders. Write for complete Price List. BRODEGAARD BROS. CO. JEWELERS At the Old Stand 16th and Douglas Streets At the Sign of the Crown, Up the Golden Stairs. READY FOR BUSINESS NOW Watch for Our Oiristmas Opening MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29 th VI K IK. mwtA nnjivilala rrutlniu in . . - T i .... .. At prices not to be found elsewhere. Souvenirs for the ladles at our Christina. Opening Display, Monday, No?ember 29th j See real estate columns for bargains GERALDINE FARRAR The Greatest American Soprano VYlioae) name has been widely hrralriexl in America and Enrope, who ap?er la . Concert Tuesday Evening, November 23d, at. m Omaha Auditorium L'sen and endorraes the Stelnway Piano In preference to all others. COMBS IS READ Y FOR YOU. .. With a larger and mors varied stock of beautiful and approprlats Xmas gifts (than ever before. The careful Christmas shopper ap preciating that only the highest stand ards have prevailed at this store for over 25 years naturally turna to ward Santa Combs at this season. Santa Combs has been preparing for months, for the Tuletlde season and today hla mart Is over brimming with gifts for mother, father, brother, elster or sweetheart. But don't wait until Decem ber 24 th before you decide to buy. Come in tomorrow avoid the regular eleventh-bour rush enloy your ehorolng by do ing It NOW. A I i '"'' 1