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PRESIDENT OF CENTRAL PARK
MOTHERS' WELFARE LEAGUE.
Tha Arath of Mr. N. T1. Nelson, presi
dent of the Omatia Woman' 11 cluh, ct
1ng off a life most active In work for
the betterment of women ail children
anS for the rlvlc erowth of hor illy,
haa csaat a dorp flnom over her nmnjr
frlmda, whoM tuimbrr t legion, 1'nttl
tha vary last, she wan ss alwnys unflf
iKh and thoughtful of othrrs, In this in
stant of Mr. Nelson's mnthrr who made
hftr homo with them. According to a
prominent member of tha club. Mrs. Nel
son vu planning a Inn vacation for th
eldar Mra. Nelaon that ahe tnlnJit reel
from tha extra rtutlea thruat upon her
bjr Mra. Kelann'a lllneaa.
Tha remalna ara at tho Nelson resi
dence thla mornlne; ami will be al ths
Cole-McKay undertaking par'ors at Twenty-sixth
and Karnam etrerta. Monday
morning- at 10 o'clock, lying Jn state thero
until 1:30 o'clock, when tha funeral will
no held. Dean Tancock of Trinity cathe
dral will officiate.
Tha board of directors of the Omaha
Woman a cluh and tha advisory com
mtttae Instituted by Mra. Nelson, consisting-
of peat prealdenta of the club,
will attend tha funeral In a body.
Burial will be at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Re. Hull of tha Hanacom Park Metho
dist church will address tho Omaha
Women's Chrlatlan Temperanr union
meeting Wednesday at t:30 o'clock at the
Tounr Men' Chrlatlan association. Hpe
clal Information with regard to tha peti
tion work will ba given.
Tha FreafcyterleJ Missionary aoclety.
a onion of all tha Presbyterian church
aooietiea, will hold a meeting Wndncs
dsy afternoon, at o'clock, at tha Young
Women's Christian association auditor
ium, at which tlma tha Hov, Charlea
Klilla, a missionary from China will ad
dress tha member. Mra. O. C. Thomp
son la In chart of tha meeting.
Tb Scottish Rita Woman! club will
hold Its regular meeting at I o'ctock Fri
day at tha Scottish Rita cathedral. On
tha reception committee for thla meeting
will ba Mesdames R. J. Plnnnlng, J. U
Bakar, R. V. Cola and Frank Dewey,
whlla tha refreshments committee la
made up of Meedamea Thomas Falconer,
Charles McPhereon, R. W. Walters, X.
Krnetta and II. Relnschretber. A aoclaj
hour follows tha business, during which
Mrs! B. E. Evans will give , character
readings.
Mra. Oaorga V. Jlrown waa elected
president of tha Central Tark Mbthers'
Welfare league at the last meeting, re
placing Mr. Joaeph W. Miller. Mrs. a.
It. Devereux la tha secretary and Mra.
Charlea EL Taylor the new treaaurer.
An advisory committee will soon ba ap
pointed by tha president. Meetings ara
held tha second Friday of each month.
Ancient sculpture will be compared to
modern sculpture In papers to be read
by Mra. R. W. Koch and D.-s. C. It
Cameron at a, meeting of the Mothers'
Culture club of the West Farnam dis
trict Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mra. W. It Mick, 111 South Thirty
sixth street The hostcsa will bo assisted
by Mra. 3. H. Aldrlch.
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Jtffsr .Zydia ff existed
of the Omaha Woman's cluh. At the
meeting Tuesday at 4 o1ok Miss Galla
way will talk on "The Power of Puirges
tlon." A rises dlsctinslon will follow.
Mrs. J. N. Paul of St Paul. prefMent
of the Nebraska Federation of Wotnen'e
Cluhs, and Mrs. A. i. Peteraon of
Aurora, past president and now General
FedratJon state secretary, are enpeted
In Omaha Tuesday, en route to V
Motnes for a conference of atate presi
dents. They will be the guesta of Mre.
M. D. Cameron, slate civil service ro
form chairman. Owing to the death of
the Woman's club president Mrs. N. H.
Ncleon, no large club affair hna been
planned for thene honored guesta.
In deference to the memory 6f the
club's president Mrs. N. It Nelson, who
pnseed away Friday, and because the
speaker, F. A. Urog&n Is 111, the social
arlenre depe,rtment of the Omaha
Woman's club haa called off It meeting
of Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Peterson of Aurora, General
Federation state secretary, haa Issued a
call for all club women who expect to at
tend the biennial convention In New Tork,
My 23 to June t, to wttte l.rr at the
eeriest possible date. tint she may
send them the routing for the Nebrieka
delegation and Information rcganllns;
ret en. The Hotel Barny haa been aanlmed
to Nebraska women.
The West Fide Wonvm'e Christian Tem
perance union will meet at the home of
Mrs. John Oanta, etOO Hickory street
Thursday afternoon at I o'clock.
Several Omaha em pi or era will tell of
their needs and requirements for em
ploy en before a meeting of the vocational
guidance section of the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae, Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, at the Young Women's Chris
tian association.
George A. Custer Woman's Relief corps
will hold its first business meeting of
this year Tuesday at I; JO o'clock at Mem
orial ball.
T. W. C A. JQea.
The serrloe Sunday afternoon will be a
mu'sloai one with Mlsa Cora Bchwarts In
charge. At the social hour, which fol
lows thla service. Miss Marie Odlome
will be the hostess. - All women of the
city are Invited to both of these services.
On Monday night will be held the an
nual meting of the aoelatlon. Supper
I to he served at 30 for 2b rents a plate.
At the meeting the reports from each
derinrtmcnt ere given and other Business
tmrmai ted and board membera chosen
for the coming year. The dinner will be
served in tha cfe, but the cafeteria will
be open for the regular service.
During tha last week the association
has received from the secretary in Tlen
stln. whom the local asoelatlon helps to
support, five carved models showing dif
ferent phases of Chlnene life. These are
to he seen In the general office of the
nssoclntlon and are very Interesting to
show the way In which the Chinese peo
ple work.
The budget announcing the schedule vf
rises work for the second term will be
ready the 1st of the week and ran be
secured at th office or through the
churches or by mall If such request Is
made at the oflce. i
A class In "Oood English" for young
women employed ' In homes Is being
taught bv Mrs. John Austin. The latter
part of ihe hour will be taken up with
a study of selections from American
authors. This dsns Is on Thursday even
ing from S to I o'clock.
COMMERCIAL CLUBS TO
TALK OVER CO-OPERATION
(fo-operatlon between the Department
of Commerce and the commercial organi
sations of the larger cities Is to be con
sidered at A meeting of executives of
commercial clubs and commercial organi
sations at Washington In February.
Commissioner R. U. Manley of the Omaha
Commercial club la to attend the meet
ing. The meeting la called by Secretary
Reflfleld of the Department of Commerce.
CHEAPLY MADE
IMITATIONS OF
PeMlrael cause fcalr
to grow out coarser
and stirrer after eecb
removal. Bs Wise,
insist on
the original liquid
hair remover whloh
ah v. ii ai ntnallv
use to control andR
retard such growths
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PACKAGES.
Fold and recommended by Phermnn eV io
Connell Drug Co., Owl Prut? Co.. H-ir-aid
rharmacy and Loyal rharmacy.
juts. Hugh L&itUsUr
: Mrs. George Thacher Ouemsey of In
dependence, Kan., who la now In Wash
ington. D. C, entertained at a luncheon 'ard 'JU by Mrs. II. N
last week in honor of Lady Aberdeen
and the officers of the National Council
of Women at the Hotel Wlllard. ' Mrs.
Guernsey is a sister of Mh-s. Charles II,
Auli of Omaha, state president of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
and waa last year candidate for the
office of prosldent-general of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution.
economics department of the club, an
nounced for the came date, will be
omitted.
The Tennyson chapter of the Chau
tauqua Literary circle will meat Monday
St the home of Mrs. R, E. Sunderland.
The lesson In "Changing America" will
be led by Mrs. N. Nelson. Mrs. W. B.
Howard will lead the astronomy lesson.
giving the story of Orion and Its place
In literature. From "England's Story,'
the chapter on Edward IV will be given
by Mra. T. O. Putnam, and that on Rich-
Craig. A reading
III be given by Mrs. Sunderland. Mrs,
Cuvhbert Vincent will read a paper on
"Foe;" Mrs. W, B. Howard, on "N. P.
Willis," and Mrs. F. II. Wray on "Bay
ard Tsylor."
will discuss "Ths Great Cathedrals," next
Monday, January 31, "The Renaissance in
Italy," and Thursday, February 3, "The
Renaissance in France."
The regular meeting of the Omaha
branches of ths Woman's Auxiliaries of
ths Kplscoplal church will be held In St.
Martin's church. South Side, Friday at
J. 30 o'clock. Mesdames Watklns, Roonn
and Atkins are in charge of tha pro
gram, tha subject for which la "Mis
sions in China."
Installation of officers for Malva White
shrine was held Thursday evening at
Masonic temple. Rev, Carl Worden of
St Matthias' church, and his mothor,
Mrs, Anna Worden, both of them past
officers of the Whits shrine at Petoskcy,
Mich., being the Installing officers. Mrs.
J. V. Miller Is the worthy high priestess
and Mr. B. G. King of Vesta chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, watchman of
the shepherd. Mrs. MEller is a past wor
thy matron of Adah chapter and has
held a state office also. Membership In
the Whits shrine is based on member
ship In the Eastern Star order.
Mra Cuthbert Vincent, who has been
worthy high priestess since the shrine
waa Instituted last year, was presented
with a Jeweled pin, bearing the emblem
of the order a star, cross and shep
herd's crook.
The recital Tuesday evening; given by
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly at the Fon
tenelle for the benefit of the Social Set
tlement netted something over ICTO for
ths Settlement and tha board of direc
tors are well pleased with their success.
Miss Marjorlo Howland, Mlsa Bugente
Patterson and 'Miss Marlon Kuhn mado
very charming ushers at the recital,
which was thoroughly enjoyable from
every point of view. '
"Psycho-Analysis" will be the subject
of a new series of lectures ' to be given
by Miss Claudia V. Gallaway. Instructor
for the philosophy and ethics department
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Annual Clean-Op Sale
HOI' Hi FULL Sl'JlilG
It's a Genuine Sale of Shoes You Know
A Chance to Buy Your Favorite High Grade Makes
of Shoes at JUST ABOUT HALF the Regular Prices
A tremendous "Clean-Up" Sale of Fine Shoes by a Reputable Family Shoe Store. Every shoe in
this sale from our rfiimlar stock all PERFECT standard brands, standard grades, standard
priced shoes, known the country over for their great valu9. ' An exceptional opportunity
for intelligent buyers who INSIST on QUALITY, but wno are tnnity enougn
wish to get it at a bargain price. It's our SEMI-ANNUAL Sale offering a GEN
UINE SHOE SALE! Come Monday!
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Throe stories from 'Tho Cld" and a
modem story will ba told Thursday by
members of the Wyche Btory Tellers'
I omnia at the publle library, Mlsa Anna
Krofi Ulplil. who leads the program, will
be assisted by Misses Helen Waterman,
Jeannetts Watson and Marie Pollen.
Mrs. A. O. Peterson will lead the pro
gram on Russian art to be given by the
art department of the Omaha Woman's
club Thursday morning at JO o'clock at
the Young Women's Christian associa
Slon. The churches and monasteries of
Moscow; gates, towers, great palace and
treasury of the Kremlin, and the great
belt of Moscow wilt be portrayed,
The art section of the Business Wo
men's club will give the open program
Tuesday evening at T o'clock at. the
Toung Women's Christian association.
Mts Edna Wilson, assisted by Miss Al
vtna Behrens, will give a program en
"Landscape patntera," such as Oeorge
lanes. Homer P. Martin and Alexander
It Wyant. The meeting will be preceded
by a supper in the "T" cafe at 11
o'clock.
The president. Mrs. H. A. MeParlane,
wilt entertain the next meeting of the
West Omaha Mothers' Culture club Fri
day. Mrs. P. F. Uonorden will read a
Paper on "American Composers," and
Mrs. t C. Hutchinson on Reginald Ie
. Koven and his opea, "Robin Hood."
In rtrponse to roll call, each member
will name a favorite American song.
Mrs. Karl Sherman will lead the pro
gram of book reviews and current topics
for the J. F. W, club Thursday s'ter
noon, when it meets with Mis. T. II.
Newton.
The Dundee Literary club will be the
guests of the literature department of
the Omaha Woman's club the first meet
ing In February, when M'as Kate Mc
Hugh will lecture on "Browning."
Under the leadership of Mra XV. E.
Khafer, the music department of the
Omaha Woman's club will glvs, "The
Chimes of Normandy," by Robert Plan
quelte, Thursday, at p. m, at the
Young Women's Chrlatlan association.
Miss Jessie Conoway will tell tha story
of tha opera; the sola work is to be
done by Kilwln Fuller. Miss Fay Raich
ford, Miss Klalne Iale, Mir. John Qunn
and Mr. Thomas line. A Quintet, made
up of Miss Pale, Mlsa Margarot Tuten,
Mr. Fuller, Mkr. L.h11s Kynette and Mr.
W. K. Khafer. will slug. Miss Lydla
UaUted of Hamburg, la., will also sing
a soprano solo, accompanied by Miss Alle-
Siia Fuller. Tho musical numbers are
by courtesy of Mrs. Millie Ryan's studio.
The program of the Benson Woman's
club will be divided Into two parts for
Thursday's study. The first part, led by
Mrs. II. C. Burnham, wtll .be devoted
to book reviews. Two papers will be
road; "War and Peace," by Mrs, a. W,
Iredale, and "The KeaurreeUon," by
Mk-s. F. B. Oliver. The president. Mra
O. 8, Brooks, will lead on the second
part which will be "Parliamentary
Law." Rell 'call will be answered by
quotations from Tolstoy,
Tha Benson Foreign Missionary so-
eluty will hold Its postponed meeting of
last Wednesday to next week at the
home of Mrs. P. A. Leyge, when curios
from India will be exhibited by Mrs.
Frohardt of Omaha.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance union was held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
VS. 3. Whistler. Mrs. O. W. Covell of
Omaha gave a talk on state survey, glr
tng a summary of the need of
work and workera in the state during
the coming months. A luncheon
Served at the social hour.
The South Omuha Eq,uh1 Franchise
league will hold its annual meeting and
election of officers, followed by a tea.
at the home of Mra Ernest Bmlth. tlt
South Twenty-fourth street, South Bide,
Tuesday at S:3o p. m. Mra. lieorge It
nilgh will alnt ths hostess, who Is bUj
celebrating her birthday, by giving this
tea. Mrs. H. C. fiumney will give a
Sage Tea Turns
Gray Hair Dark
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If Mixed with Sulphur It Dark
ens So Evenly that It Can
not Be Discovered.
in wrmo ciud out uo cnieriaiiieo. al j
a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday, at tha
the luncheon, Mrs. Paul TI.eman.on wlllrIort of th n11.1 uffBo conven
rtM rl a nsn,p An "Jam Whltrnmh V?11aw I tn
and Mrs. D. R. Ilawley, a Paper on
"Ella Wheeler Wilcox.'
A talk by Mtaa Jessie Towne. dean of
girls at Central High school, on her work,
wt'l be the feature of tho next program
given by the Dundee circle of the Cftild
Conservation learua January 34 at the
home of Mrs. J. II. Beaton The program
is In charge of Mrs. Allen White, end will
ba opened by current events. Mlaa
To ne s talk will be followed by an In
formal discussion. Soveial tnu-iU-el num
bers will b given.
Several short plays ! led by the In
structor, Mlfs Amy Woodruff, will be read
by the oratory deportment 0f the Omaha
Woman's cl"U Tu-iay morning at Jfl
o'clock at Metropolitan hl,!.
The ltenMnston planned for Monday by
th V. 8. llrsnt Wornun'e Relief corps
i.a teen poMpoiud on account of III
i,ci!Ui si'K'iiK the membtr.
The annual buitt"s meeting- of the
Knah Eiile Woman's club will be held
Tuf.,1ay sflerooon at IJi.ro ry hall. For
u t iou the riiuttUfg tf the home
held In Washington and aubscrtp-
liona fur the state suffrage paper "The
Messenger" will be taken. .
FOR WOMEN
Laird ft Schober'n $7.00
very dressy, patent and
Wright ft Peters' Import
ed French Bronte, $6.50
grade, lac or button and
the newest Bide lace; kid
?onrd.p.a.t 54,75
16 good lines, $0 grades.
Patent, Kids, Dulls,
Suede, Buckskins; made
by Laird, Wright & Pet
ers, Cousins and other
ar?.m.a.k.e"'.... 14.45
$6.00 and $5.00 8hos,
patents, cloth tops, gray,
white or fawn tops, black
satin, velvets, satin da
Lalne, tana, and "JC
'champagne kid. . VVil w
$6.50 and $5.00 grades,
Buedeo, Tana, Gun Metal,
Patents, all regular stock,
In modern C A C
patterns , .VWf v
Two especially good val
ues are Wright & Peters'
$5.60 grade Gun Metal,
Lace Fawn or ?Q AC
black cloth top. . VwsTiS
We have Patents, Dulls,
Black and Brown Kid,
Brown and Black Suedes,
somo lace, some button;
worth up to Q j
Patents, Cloth and Kid
Tops, Dulls for real weaY,
Tan Calf Bklns, Lace and
Button. We don't mention
the former prices; Just
ell them
at..
$2.45
Nice Bargain Lots for Misses' and Children
Several pairs of
Shoes', worth up
to $3.00. AC Uboes, wortbtf-S AC
WWW $3.00. at.. aJlsUeJ
BUY GOOD
SHOES HOW
choice
Choice, good makes,
girls' and misses'
Shoes for grown
Girls, fine $4.00
makes,
choice.
52.95
Mil I
FOR
Johnston ft Murphy $T
French Calf
and Tan Rus
sia, at
urpny f
$5.45
Johnston ft Murphy and
Boyden $6.60 Calf, Rus-
ela ana Pat
ents, Button
and Lace. . . . .
Slater ft Morrill's $8.00
French Calf and Tan
Russia, dou
ble sole
heel
$4.75
s
rill's $8.00
- . IN.
BUI UU
to $4.45
Our $5.50 Genuine
garoo, cushion
double o 1
to heel, at .
Kan-
- $4.25
Howard ft Foater and
other makes. S5.60 and
$6.00 values
Patents, Tans,
Calfskins.
Remolds. Drake ft Gable
$4.60 Tan Rus
sia and Black
Calf, at
27 lines, $4.60 and $4.00
values, all good makes.
Patents,
Tans and
nulls
A lot of short llnea, $5,
$4, $3.60; all rood shoes.
Many
styles,
choice. . .
D.ou una
$3.75
ke ft Gable
$3.45
i and $4.00
od makes.
$2.95
t lines $5,
good shoes.
$2.45
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' FOOTWEAR ;(
A Good Selection of Boys' and Little Gents'
Shoes at 20 Per Cent Off. ,.
Cor. 16th
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That beautiful, even shade ef dark,
gloaajr hair can only be had by brewing
a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Tour hair Is your charm. It makes or
mars ths faco. when It fadea, turns
gray, streaked and looks dry, wispy snd
scraggy, Just an application or two of
Sage and Sulphur enhances Its appear
ance a hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic; you
caa get (nun any drug store a tO-cent
bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound," ready to use. Thla can al
ways be depended upon to bring back
the natural color, thickness and lustre
of your hair and remove dandruff, stop
scalp Itching and falling hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Bsge and
Sulphur because It darkens so naturally
and evenly that nobody ran tell It has
ben applied. You simply dampen a
sponce or soft brush with It and draw
this through the hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair has disappeared, and after another
application it becomes beautifully dark
and appears glossy, lustrous and abun
dant. Advertisement.
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The North Side .Woman's Christian
Temperance union will meet Friday at
1:90 o'clock with Mrs. E. C. Bikes. U4
Sahler atreet. A program on 't'o-Opere-
tlon of Mlssluns and Temperance" will be
led by Mra, t W. Uocdavll.
Mrs. O. IV Hnltsly, wife of the pastor
of Kountie Memcr al church, witl be the
spesker at the noon-day luncheon and
prayer meeting of the Business Girls'
oouncil. which Is held each Tuesday from
11 o'clock In the morning until o'clock
in the afternoon In the court house. A
message waa received last week front
MLaa Frances Miller of the "Billy" Sun
day party, who Instituted the council
work here.
A. P. T. Ham'.ln of Columb'a unlverstty
gives a serirs of fuur lectures before the
Omaha Society of ra Arts, bcglunlng
Tuesday. The first In the aeries entitled
"Principles and Significance of the
Gothlo Ptylea." will be given at the IIoul
Fontenelle at 4 o'clock aa will the other
lectures. Thursday afternoon Mr. Hamlin
Last Call!
Final Clean Up
of all Suits, Drtffnt's, Coals, Waists,
etc.
The bargains nre truly extra
ordinary. For details tsoe our ad
vertisement on pa go 2,
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