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By MELLIFICIA.
Friday, December 24, 1915.
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All thing Kith hftdful hook
Silent 1 gfur.
rlt rmu touched vith spring,
Ta'.l corn in $umm r, and frail winter blottomt
Ruping, $till reaping
All thin't wih heedful honk
Timely 1 gather. Erhoet of Life end Death.
w AL.K roses loucnea who sihiuk, v" u rry nj v.
I 1 for this occasion alone, comes Hensley's lines to mind In the
death of Margery McCord. a debutante of the month
1 It la a human trait to think of those who are gone as they
mere last known to their loved ones and their friend. There Is
something very sweet In the after-thought that a lovely girl
lhall pass away from her world to always be remembered as a debutante,
idmlred and sousht for. and her young eyes still filled with the innocent
wonder at a world In which she has found but love and kindness.
The buds of the season will have their little day then they must ,
jive place to others all but one, who la to exist In the memory of love and j
admiration, a debutante alwr.ys, gracious and beautiful and young
"In dreamt the grtic not older,
2 he land nf dreamt among,
Though ad the to rld wax colder,
And ad the tongt be tvng;
And in tiion dear vie hold her,
Still lair and kind and yvung."
Christmas Dinner.
Mr. mid Mm. John VI Pauherty give
a family dinner for twenty-two guests.
Including- It. and Mm. C. C. Allison,
!r. and Mr. II. frelghton and fam
ily, V!V. and Mm. Kd frelghton and fam- '
II jr. Mr. and Mr. John C. Isughcrty
Df Oreeley. Mm. K. A. Nah and two
e'llMrcn, Mlsa Urat-e Alllnon and Master
111 alley Alllnon.
The Frank Colpetrers will give a fam
ily dinner with their daughter and her
husband. Ml.', and Mm. Harry Wilkin, of
Chicago, the out-nf town guests.
Mr. and Mm. Krrd Mets will dine at
home with Mr. and Mm. Charles K
Ms. their daughter, Mlaa Harriet Mets.
and Mr. Will Bchnorr of Council Filuffa
a gueata.
Mr. and Mm. Mould Diets will give a
family dinner with Mrs. Dleti's mother.
Mm. A. I. Tutnam. of Lincoln, a the
cut-nf-town Btiest.
Owing to the illness of Mira. lavla, the
family dinner party to be given by Mr.
and Mm. F. 11. Davla will not be held.
Mr. and Mra. Casper Yost will have the
fmrilly dinner at their home with Mrs.
I'harlea Offut, Mlaa Virginia Offut.
Mm. Matthews.
One cf the Interesting dinners of the
say will be that given by Mr. and Mm.
F. II. Craig to a number of out-of-town
guest from points widely separated on
Ihe map. The dinner Is given In honor of
the son of the house. Mr. W. I. Craig, of
Montgomery, Ala. Those present will be
Mr. and Mra. O. W. l'reston, Mr. and
Mra. P. II. Craig. Miss Harriet Greens
boro of Atlanta. Oa.; Miss Ioulae Frank
f Fyracuse, N. T.; Miss Marian Burnett
of Memphis. Tenn. ; Mlaa Kesale Craig,
Miss Virginia Craig, and Messrs. W. P.
rralg and 8. M. Gibson of Montgomery.
Ala.
The F. A. Westbrooks will dine at
tome with a family party of fifteen
guests, Mr. aid Mrs. Victor White, Miss
l4ulae White, Dr. and Mrs. Ti. C. Moore
and Mr. and Mrs. H. O, Jordan and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gulou will have
a family party at their home.
According to their usual custom, Mr.
and Mrs. CI. D. Tunnlcllff will have a
family breakfast Christmas morning, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. George will have a
family dinner. Covers at each will be laid
for nine.
Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Armstrong enter
tain at dinner Christmas. Covers will be
Is Id for nine.
Mr. and Mra Charles Trimble will have
a family dinner today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hartman wilt have
a family dinner Christmas.
Mr. and Mra C. B. Young and family
and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
linley and family, of Ithaca, will make
up a family dinner party Christmas.
JVW. and Mra. A. 8. Rogers will enter
tain at a family breakfast and Christmas
tree celebration Christmas morning. Cov
ers will be placed for fourteen.
Mis. A. II. t'almer and daughter will
l.avo a family reunion Chrtatmaa. Cov
eia will be placed for fourteen at the
Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
1 'Miner of Rloux City and small son will
le nu't-ef-town guests.
Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Olmstesd will give
e hi talmas dinner for a larty of Chi
i ago guests. Including their children, Mr.
end Mrs. Itentley MrCloud and son, Mas
ter Uentley McCloud, Jr., and Mr. and
Mm. I'hllip Knoedler, parents of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Wallace of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Wilson will en
tertain at dinner chrlstmaa for relatives
from Lincoln. Including Judge and Mra.
fctewart. parents of Mrs. Wilson: Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Johnston and children and
Mr. and Mr.Ueorgr Johnston.
Mia Margaret Vincent will entertain at
.limer Christmas for Mr. and Mra. II. C.
Hroir.e and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hrotn. '
Mr. and Mrs. ttiester Wells and their
auesla. Mm. W. W- V,-U d Mia Karah
ells of Valentine, will attend a family
dinner at the M. D. Cameron home
Christmas. "
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Biefken will have a
family dinner Christmas day. Twelve
covers will be laid.
end mistletoe, tarrying out a Christmas
scheme in red and green.
The debutanle'wore a pale green tulle
gown, trimmed with silver lace and pink
loaetiuds, and carried pink roses and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Ktrachbratin
wore a black lace gown, made over black
satin, and trimmed with Jet.
Tbe surprise of the evening was the
tni'k'e In lil c with a ( hrlatmaa landscape
cairlci out In miniature with a complete
Hants (iaiis and his equipment. Hur
roumlliiK thin crnturpiece were large
baskets with holly tied with r-rl tube
and led candles In silver candlesticks.
For each guest was a small stocking and
lavor. A cabaret entertainment fol
lowed. The guests were:
Misses Misses
lielcne Hi! he I of l.i.lu Arnsleln.
Minneapolis. Mllitred Kubel
Pauline t,rklit.
j Knle Korenslook,
Lrfirene llosenstoi k,
Anna Fell,
l.bllun Meyer.
llmrtetta ficrKman,
Messrs.
tester lleyn,
Jerome lleyn,
ried lleyn,
I.oysl 'oli ii.
Waller I'ohn,
Aiorton ID-Hen,
AllH-rt Colin.
Hubert Hloman.
Joseph Mimoii of
Lincoln,
Nate Uold of Lincoln,
l.eola Harris
l.osnlle rVtiiuuiklcr,
of New York,
Jime Abrams,
I lnle Uoets,
Hnsel Hegen.
Mensi s.
Harold Htrausa of HI.
I'n i1, Minn.,
Frank tloets,
Hairy (Inets,
Hldney Meyer,
Frits Kosenstock,
miiiy Kosendsle,
lisrold Mayer of
Lincoln,
Seymour Wlsecut of
I ton Angeles.
BEAUTIFUL OMAHA GIRL SOON TO BE A BRIDE
Miss Harriet MeU, whose, engag-ement to wed Will Schnorr
of Council Bluffs was announced Christmas eve.
Schnoor-Mets Betrothal
On the eve of Christmas cornea the
announcement of the engagement of Miss
Harriet Nina Mets. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Meta. and Mr. William Fred
Hchnoor of Council Bluffs, noth young
people are Immensely popular In the
jounger set.' '
It was planned to announce the be
trothal today at a large luncheon given
by Mrs. Charles Mets and her daughter,
Mhta Uertrude Meti, at the Hotel Fon-
Unelle. but Invitations for this affair
were recalled in respect to the McCord
family.
' Mlaa Mets is a debutante of last sea
son. She attended Brownell Hail and
finished at Mrs. bo roars' school in Wean
Ingtoa. D. O. Mr. Bchnoor attended the
University of Wisconsin and Is a Delta
Tau Delta fraternity member.
The wedding will probably be a June
one and will be a Urge church wedding
t All Saints'.
While tbe most intimate friends of the
bride-to-be have been told, the announce
ment comes as a surprise to the largrr
circle of friends of the young people.
Vis Xirtchbraan'i Debut
Miss Vern Kirst bbraun made her de
but last evening at a dance given at the
home of her parrota.- Mr. and Mrs
Charles Klrschbraun.
The rooms were decorated wlU holly
Postponements for Bereavement.
Mrs. Charles Mi'ti and Ml-s Uertrude
Mets recalled the invitations to a lunch
eon to le given at the Hotel Fontencl.e
today, complimentary to Miss Harriet
Mets.
Mr. and Mra. Bon Wood, who were
planning a dinner preceding the Mi-Cord
danoe, to be given for Mr. Jull is Weston
of Kaat Orange, N. J., who accompanied
Mr. Itobert 1 'Inning home tor the holi
days, have postponed this affair.
When the illness of Mlsa McCord be
came known, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crit
tenden Smyh abandoned their plana to
give a dinner for her preceding her debut
dance, but thought to entertain the same
guests In another manner, itecsu e of
the kQeCord bereavement, Inv tatlona have
been recalled entirely.
Invitations have been recalled for the
afternoon bridge to be given Thursday.
lecember SO, In honor o Mlsa Mary Me
geath by Mlaa Mabel Alien.
Mrs. J. W. Griffith has recalled Invita
tions for the luncheon to be given next
Wedneaday complimentary to MKss Mary
Mrgeath and Miss Elsie Hmllh of Wil
mington. Del.
Mrs. Windsor Megrath'a bridge party
tor Mlaa Mrgeath has also been called off.
Christmas Notei
Mr. Bryant Dyer of Gauteraala, Central
America, ia hers to spend Chrlstmaa with
his sister, Mrs. John F. Coad, jr., and
Mr. Coad.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyland W. Magee are
spending the week-end at the home of
Mrs. Magee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Thomas.
Mrs. M. II. Conant left Bunday for New
York City to spend the holidays with her
son. Homer Conant.
Mrs. Cuarlea Hhlverlck will be the guest
over Chrlstmaa of her children. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hhlverlck, at Rye, N. Y.
Harold Mrelght. son of Mr. and Mra.
II. U. Strelght, Is home from the Prln
slpla school In Ht. Louis. Arthur Herring
and. James Love also returned with him.
Miss Helen Strelght, who has been
studying in New York, returned Hunday.
Mr. F.ldred Hamlin, son of George Ham
lin, the well-known tenor, arrived Tues
day to spend the holidays at the birelght
home. Miss htrelght'a engagement to
Mr. Hamlin was announced this fall.
Mrs. U. M. Nattlnger and daughter,
Margsrot, left Thursdsy evening for Chit-ago
to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Danley and family
of Ithaca arrive today to spend two
weeks with Mr. and Mm. C. B. Young.
air. and Mis. Allen vttiite and small
daughter left Wednesday to spend Christ
mas and the week-end In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Van Orsdel leave
Christmas eve for Fremont.
Mra McMillan of Norfolk arrives today
to spend Christmas with her gianddaugh
ter, Mm. 8am Reea, Jr.
Mr. and Mm Lynn T. Campbell leara
thia evening tu spend Christmss In Chi
cago with Mrs. Campbell s m ither.
Miss Msy Mahoney, mho has been
spending the winter In Minneapolis, ar
rived today to spend the holidays with
l.er parents, Mr. and Mm. John J. Ma
honey.
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CHARITIES CARES
FOR ALL NEEDY
Many Cases Investigated and Many
Loads of Provisions Are
Sent Out.
mentioned thst In one instance a mother
asked for a gocart for her baby. Mrs.
Doane found another mother who wanted
to find a place for a gocart she had to
Rpare.
The following donations sent to The
Fee and handed to Mrs. Poane are
acknowledged: "Hilly Sunday." a
womanl. $S; Friend, SI; Friend, ti: 11. H
M., Smith Side, $2; "ChlMr. n s Play,"
Hen Franklin of Bt.'l-oui, iu.
ALL THE NEEDY ARE CARED FOR
On the last day of her Christmas
r crk, Mrs. O. V. Ioan. secretary
of the Associated Charities, wishes
to express thanks to those who have
contributed so liberally through The
Bee toward the comfort and cheer of
many unfortunate persons. No poor
family which has been reported will
f,o uncared for.
The secretary and workers of the
charities offices have had two busy
weeks and Mr3. I)osn, herself, feels
thankful ihaJ she will have a rest
fiom her labors.
The work has covered a wide field
and would take a long story to tell of
the many homes which have been
br'ghtened.
, During the Inst few dtys several Oma
hans volunteered the use of the'r auto
mobiles and several persons offered their
services- In the Investigating work. The
secretary of the charities' office investi
gated every case reported to her, she
states, and In that manner determined
tho real needs, and In moat cases the
distributions went beyond real needs.
Slok Are It emenibered.
There were donat'ona of Jellies and
Jama for the sick, coal for tho fireless.
rent paid in some cases and many fine
dinners distributed. Shoes and stockings
for the little folks and toys a-plenty.
Illustrative of the work, it might be
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Miis Florence Adelaide Moore of th
clerk of the federal court's office will
spend I'hrlxlniM with filendaln Fremont.
licoree r. .M.uton mi mip to .t'Tllnir.
Colo., to pprnl a week with his mother.
i lly Attorney nine win rnt i nnstmas
t.lnner with bis parents nt t reniont.
BRiiif urn: NEWS
Townsead's for porting Goods."
Oift Certificates Ed holm Jeweler.
Sltl not Frlnt It Now Beacon Press.
Christmas Tree Hfhtlns; Outfits
Burgess-Uranden company.
Tire, Tornado. Automobile, Burglary
Insurance. J. H. Dumont, Keellne build
ing. Today'a Movte yrogTam" classified
section today. It appesm In The Bet
EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va
rious moving picture theaters offer
Tor Safety Tlrst in life insurance, see
W. H. Inde, general axent biate .Mutual
Life Assurance company of Worcester.
Mass.. one of the oldeRt CI yearsi and
bent companies on earth
The State Bank of Omaha, corner Six
teenth and Harney, ray- FOl" R per cent
on time deposits and THHEE per cent
on favings accounts. AH deposits In this
hank are protected ey me arKmiurii
guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska.
Specials at Cackleye Boons-Knoll
distilled spring of lc, 12 rer quart. Ta ie
home a supply. Surprise a friend with
a quart of this liquor. Old Crow, Old
Taylor, Greenbrier, Cedar Brook, Clarke's
Pure Rye, etc., 98c. Any street car or a
minute's walk tirinKs you to Cackleys.
In business since 1S92. We can supply
your favorite brand. Free imported china
coupons with each sale. Cackley Bros.,
Sixteenth street and Capitol avenue.
A "For Fale" ad writ turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
We wish to
extend to
our many
friends
our best
wishes for a
Merry
Christmas
and a
Prosperous
Mew Year
Alamito
w an ia
Hiss Harriet Ifeiz.
sen's parents, Mr. snd Mrs. C. J. Smyth,
move the first of the week to their new
home In Dundee.
Mr. and Mrs. Justus Lowe of Mil
waukee move to Chicago after the first
of the year. Mrs. Lowe was formerly
Mlsa Carolyn Harding of this cHy.
Holiday Affairs Planned.
The La Salle' club will give Its annual
New Year's dancing party Friday even
ing, liecemher 31, at Chambers' hall.
Miss Dorothy Wright will entertain at
dinner Monday evening at her home In
Fall-acres.
Misses Carol and Hase Howard will
give a bridge party Christmas night for
Miss Myra Cole of Atlantic City, who
arrives from California to spend Chrlst
maa with Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brownie.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sherman will en
tertain one of the evening auction bridge
cluba next Tueaday.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brownlee will
entertain at bridge Tuesday evening for
their guest. Miss Myra Cole of Atlantic
I'itv. 81 tables will be arranged for
the game.
Mrs. Flirt Drake will entertain one of
the brldse luncheon clubs Friday, Jan
uary 7.
Christmas House Party.
Mr. ond Mrs. J. D. 8andham ate en
tertalnlng a number cf bouse gueits over
the holidays at their home, 124 North
Forty-aecond street. The guests tnoludo
Mr. Randham'a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sandhani. of Harlan. Ia.; Ins
brother. Mr. Kalph Band ham, and wlfa, of
Harlan; Mr.' and Mm. William Lmsoti
i.d two children, of Hinckley, Minn., and
Mi. Harvey Moore of 8t. Paul. Minn.
Mr. Moore Is an uncle of Mr. Pandham
anl the father ef Mrs. Lamron.
Bridge-Luncheon.
Mrs. A. K. Merrill gave a brldse
luncheon at the Hotel Fontenelle this
afternoon to twenty gueata. In honor of
the house guests of Mrs. John Msrritt,
Mrs. Mas J. Merrttt of Evanavllle, Ind
and her mother. Mm. David Wolff of
London. &ig. The table was decorateo.
with polnsettas.
Dinner-Dance for Guest.
Mr. and Mm. Moshier Colpetser will
give a dinner-dance this evening at the
Hotel Fontenelle to fifty guests In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wllklna of Chi
cago who are visiting tin, Wllklna' par
ents, Mr. wid Mrs. Frank Colpetser, for
the holidays.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. H. J. McCarthy left for Chicago
Sunday to spend two weeks. Mr. Mc
Carthy will Join her Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. EX P. Slabaugh of. Salt
Lake City, who are en route east, spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sla
baugh thia week.
Mra. Clyde M. Edmundson snd children
of Galeaburg. 111., left Wednesday after
spending two weeks with Mrs. O. D.
Tunnlollff, sister of Mrs. Bdmundson.
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The) Best Mlcie for t'oaikt.
The flmt dose of Dr. Klng'a New Dis
covery helps your cough, soothes throat;
get a bottle today. 60c. All druggists.
Advertisement.
Begins Monday., December 27
Now we must put our stocks in order for spring busi
ness. The Christmas period just ended has left hun
dreds of small lots odd and broken lines, which we must
reduce in price and clear out of our way.
Merchandise is as good and as needed as ever. This sale does not
mean that goods are less desirable; they are not. Present stocks
simply must give place to new goods for the coming season.
Thus we have bargains and they are really wonderful
Sec Sunday's Announcement
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Notes at Random.
Miss Janet Wallace and nephew.
Master James Kennard Wallace, left on
Saturday to spend three weeks traveling
inreugn California.
Miss Joseph Barton. Jr., and children
leave the first of th year for Port
land. Ore.
Mlaa Mary Furay will leave the middle
f January for California to visit her
brother, Henry Puray, and Mrs. Furay
Mlsa Martha Dale leaves Bunday for
( hUago. where aha will be bridesmaid at
th marriage of MUa Iorothy Fulton
snd Mr. John Compton, January i, MUa
r ulton will be remembered as th guest
of Mlaa Dal hem. After th wedd ng.
MIm Dal goes on to Hartford, Conn., to
UK her ililrr, Mi. Sidney U iJiilih,
Snd Mr. timlih.
Mr. and Mra flare nee Slbbemaen, who
nave been at th bom of Mrs. HUbern-
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The Seasons Greetings:
On ChrUtmas day,
When hearts are fay
With happy Christmas cheer.
May th good will stay
In yonr hearts always
Throughout the coming year.
To your Christmas cheer
Add our heartiest wish
For tho happiest of New Tear
May the months to come,
Like the one most done,
Itrlng you smile but never tears.
Itt Your Foot In Stryker'a Hands for
Foot Comfort rr-lc.
Douglas Shoe Store
117 North Ith Htr.
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