THE WW: OMAHA, WT.DXKSDAY, APRIL 3. lOlfi.
Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -:- Club Doings
OMAHA WOMEN BUSY
AT BELGIAN RELIEF
Two Groupi Btiiily Engaged in Pre
' paring Surgical Suppliei
for the Needy,
SEVEN THOUSAND BREAD LINES
tif M KIM I II t prll 4.
Th im r"rni'''-lf'iHi:i iclief amtlr
oi't thl nimnlnw In alli:y arMlon, Ilia
SURPRISED AS SHE LEAVES FOR
VACATION.
"HIS DEFIANCE" IS
GETTING THE YOTES
Unmually I.arye Number of Ballot
Have Been Cait in Last Two
Dayi for Western Painting.
ATTENDANCE IS INCREASING
PROF. JONES TALKS
OF IBSENAND SHAW
Nebraika Uni Instructor Points Out
Good and Bad Qualities of
English Dramatists,
CHUBB TO BE HERE APRIL 13
GROWING WITH GROWING OMAHA."
II iiilliiiiiiiifi
Tha Homa of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
you could make a tult a$ ttyllth at thi$ illuttraiion $howt, would
you not count yourielf fortunate?-
And Yqu Can If You Will
Learn DRESSMAKING Here
Madame Coates, ,lMmUlt ,,.,. K,wira
NrlicoW for Hwnn Wom'Ti, l,i Jiem lo iimtnii't you.
I I la
l&jl
15 Lessons)
Will Cost 50c
You Just
learn
Ami you will
he follow ifltf!
The (fiticijmlx ftf ae
euratfl find rconomical
I'wH'mg, IVrfeet Kitting
f nd (!orrpt AlteHncr,
CViatruetion, Making '! Finmliiiia' of dainty underwear,
ahirt waintd and lintrerie, wail, drM nkirf ami tailored
.kirta, one piece drewm and afternoon Kowrm, coata and
tailored auit and ehildren'a and infanta' clotlcn,
The ififi'TiK'tioi in ttiia row ran alao enver the) .'100
fnndarnental point of aewiriK nd dreaamaking. Jt inelwlee;
the following aunjeettij
The; f2 Main and Ornamcn-
tal Wtitchea.
The) 7 f.uftonhole,
The, 21 Heama,
Tha 5 KufflM.
The .1 l-Ving.,
The fi Hema.
The; I'lH'Ma.
Hody Meaaurementi,
I'atteni Meaaurementa,
Alteration of Pattern.
COLORS
Kaeh eolor, with ita hlimlf, Imra and tone, ia atudifld
a an individual proMnm relative to ita .Uiilify, value,
expreaaion and effeet. Kaelj eolor ia atudied in relation
to ita effect upon the akin, hair and eyea of the wearer;
ita relation to other eolor; eombiiiation of eolora; the
harmoniea and eontraata of eolora, ee,
j LINKS
What eonmitulM a "lint?" Th DflnelDl of tho
correct "Jln" of a aarment In rltlcm to each Una
of tha body,
am gttti.vo AND KITTINO ia
for home atudy.
ANALYTICAL DRESSMAKING
The nlyl of the correct Cui.ilna, Kitting, Al
teration, Count run ion and Making, of Hlcevea, Col
in r, Cuff a, Never, (Jlrdlca, Yokn, Peplumc, Veata.
done, jn the claw room; aid apeeiul work ia
given
Free Explanatory Lecture Wednesday at 2 P. M.
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED
simc, i,oatea win cipiain tier entire eourae during tlua lecture-and we feel aure that
every woman who attenda will not only want to join the claaaea immediately heraelf, but
will want her neighbor! to do ao alao.
Third Floor, Old Building
Class A Openi
Wednesday at 2:30
Class B Open
Thursday at 2:80
Good Golf Gcodi
And Timely Tennis
Offers
The arrival of the Robin
and real apring daya will
make you feel like going
out to the Golf eourae and
the Tennia eonrt every
afternoon. Why not get an
outfit now or complete
your equipment!
We have a eomplete allow
ing of Hpaulding, Wright
& Iiton and MacOregor
paraphernalia.
Omaha'a (Ireateat Ftport
ing (Jooda Htore.
Caramel Day
Wednesday
Our J Tome Made Cream
Caramel Vanilla, Choeo
late, Maple Klavor, Vanilla
Nut, (horofate Nut and
Cofuninit. Hpeeial, pir
pound -
19c
Children' Apparel,
Natl, Shoti, Etc.
all at
Moderate Pricei flf
If We Told You the Full Story
About the Rug Situation
3rJAV0ULD nV BVKItVTHINn YOU NEKD IN A
IILRin. However, notwithatanding the high price of mer
chandiae in the wholeaale market today, we have ao far
protected our euatomera that we are aide to offer valuea
like thia,
9il2 Buiaorah and Electra Axminiater Ruga, $17.75.
Fifty in thia lot that ahould acll for a much higher
price. In conventional and oriental dexigna.
Third flour, Sw llHllilliif,
Brighten Up Your Home
With New Draperies
When you buy drapeiica here you get the beat valuea,
the largeat aelectiona and the itewest pntterua.
Kilet Ctirtaina with lace edge. $'2,W valuea,
Wedneaday, pair,,
Imported Heotch Muirm CiirUliii, rrru eolor, very t np
good for bedntonii. Himeial, pair..,, Vi40
tiO eea of nlneh Colnreit t)rjir.r Honda for aide enr Af
curulna. Ioka Jtiat Ilk (he l no quality, Wedneaday, yd,, ti)C
$1.59
Two Extra Specials
About HOD i.alr of rin Ura Curtatna, with iae PUn and Da
lird nit Nta, loom weave; and Keolcb, n-t, alu nf
to II.TJ a j.alr, aaln prlre, pmh OUC
I tlroaa of l-e Curtain Itnda, regular
li arada, each , 7 P
are a I mi alumina hiti(lr.1a of mlra of Una Imported and
lomin U Curtatna, InUudliia lrl.li I'otnt. t,a Point. Kll(
Neia. Hueheaae. Tambour, quakr U. e and tunalw Curtain
INtllt tttwl !.,
The Art Embroidery Store Offers
Exceptionally Interesting Items
'N,!a i-ii. i at en
!iHr I ! 9. n( na
uiar ' lu,
(fair
tola Anfua all mada raadi
m.l.n.hln, mini aih ham and
a'a'li'M, im
ii H uuana H. ail r.nl lm Hi t, run
tat 3 In. lift ll.ia and fir
tiitiiarfW itriiia t a h , ) C
titdt ttt, t oluii bia and tle
fur krl aiurs.ii , tlni
l Una, rraH and a, ru q
le ..! f,. , OC
Illj.'l4 Ta'tltn autl, In la.k i t.no )t.r
hn and e..li.a All at, f irrd In r..a
ea'h OC 1 Mr, tl., sd
25c
raadi
am and
25c
'an'ifd .Viji.t i;it n aitr
MHaiHn Ha'ti ! All ttiada laadj
til rnilirotdrr. .t n m
d'? an ,, ,,,,, , OOC
t t'l'l.innn Cr,M hat t utt.tn, l
Ha, aru and eol.'i N.t alt
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Pi' tif tr
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50c
NO MATTKK WHAT YOU WANT
It will mvo you time and money if you w WANT-iU)3.
Omaha lili Minx J.a-lf Millard, and Hi
Imtidi.f. ,ran'ti wl'li AH, l':i Millard,
On nt ttm iifw fcaturra n( oranlxatin
In III" (i-ll'f y.urk In Nchrlta la lli
frmlii nt a'irlnilaa In oimij' t tint
mallfr lowna in wnk In dfrillnilini hHIi
tlia l,nntn mjatilMi I -in, NVIuaaa, ('-f-ullarly
riifiiiidi, liflmiaa In trmip nt
! aaiarlrd I" rofit rltiiiia aiirl''al u
plica, aimcililiia vihlrli niii to rarrv
a iir lain nincl,n ut a rnrrllinunlit of
lnarr-dnnM.
If i'iitp nmn wllliinit iiM'lr,it that, In
etm nt tntfun lini"n, Hint lli aintca
l;l'i" tt Inland noiitfj ,a rnllrd utioii tn
turn fur ti wound' d, pr'H ld aurclral
aupplla, and alao ah plafa for I ha
Iwon hnaidtala,
lar ahta In WorU,
Hut, lirraur tit Ilia wcairm and Inland
alalia ara I'onf Hhiillria a'lraiifii m,ir-,
It mat not ,a thoiialil Hint thla la tlio
aola work nt llifl A nci lr-tn Itntlcf ao
i"y. Ttia Amcilran ronirtniiftoiu to
alrlrkrit Mflalum harpa forty-! Iiriw alillM
In fiotnmiaalon li Ord h.if(im linlaOina
farh day, wliara In a oiintry Iwij yaara
aan fonaldrrd th moal thrifty tin aarlh,
Hmra ara now T.wrt i4 Wwn ami l.M
rhlldran of tha formerly rl'h and wpII-tn-do
draaaed Ihla wtntir in nothtn but
maal aaha,
Tn (hln..lii of all tha good wmk ao
afflrlrntly dona, II la aaliafyln In mi-n-llon
Iha fait that Mr, llirliatt lloovar,
i-lialrman of Ilia ialf I'nmmlaalon for
liaitflum, la of a aialar ataln low tmrn,
and aduiatcd In Inland Mtanford unlver
any.
Bible Clan Givei Play,
A lilafoili,, ,lav, Two ThOaaud Mil
for a MooaV will h prantd by tnm
bfi nt (Kid daaaca of tha Vonti Worn
pii a I'hrlatlaii aaaoi latton Tneaday avan
Ina, AtiMI 2U, Th p'ay waa wrltt'n tr
tha Mlaalnnary Kvluratlon Movammit by
IIHtoi W'lhoa, Ita alory l of Iha ralah
llahmant of tha flrat nilaalnn lo tha fhn
punnlah nation by Marcua Whliman and
hla parly, Tha aranaa ara laid In th
homa of thn Indiana In Oron and In
Iha frontlar foitraa of t, lula,
Needlework Guild Meeting,
Th Omah hramli of Ilia Ndlwnrl
Unlld of Amarli will mat Tliuraday
artrrnnun, at MSO oVIoi'k. with Mra, Vlmor
Whit. Th aoeMy will liiar an ddra
hy Mra, K, Vrry Tral of J'lilladclphla,
manihar of th national hoard of dlian
tora. Th Irral hiaiirli iollrld od dl
trlhiilad ,VA tarmant laal yar, Mra,
J, Ktnbha I praldnt; Mra Milton It.
Newman, vlf praldnt; Mra. W, W,
mlfhaal, aarralary, and Mra. (laorg J,
llandraon, traaaurar,
i
' J&oto I
Mia, Krank II, Wiay, prraldrnt of
Tennyaoii chaptar of tha Chautauqua clr
rla, who Icavaa Hl'Ody with )r, Wray
to ha nna until nmt fall, waa honor
anat at nirinlao party Monday aftar
nion, Tha W'ra will ao flat to Naw
Vnrk, thrn will maka an aatendad vlalt
with rxlativaa In Boaton and plan to
apend th awnmr at tha aaaahora,
A nrw ptvaldnut lo auerard Mra. Wray
will h i hoaiiii lata nl month,
Amonf tha woman frlanda who aur
prlai'd Mi, Wray and rmatnd for
Kama of hrldaa ttrra:
Maadatn'- Madnma
lloiiia, Z, (;, Mailiany,
I.
W, A. Hnani'ar.
t A Mi'lnlra,
W, W, lmwar,
Z. K,
J, A. Taaaart,
II, A. Wllaon.
II? Ml l.l ll- l I April 4.
Tha Literal uttondanra at Ilia hlhit
of nortliwaatrrn aitlat whlnh la bring
In Id In Him ninar'iin at llir I'Ulill llhrary
undr tli aimnhaa of (ha Omaha Kin
Art aot'laly, alura tli dlnplay of fun-va-a
oiiMii'il, tvaa rnlalared Molidny,
Thoaa In rhai of Iha ail aitlillitl have
a ayrtrm of kranina i.o'iut ra'h day on
tha niiuihir jt vlaltora. Tn total nt
tondanr alin l!n nhlhlt opnd la now
In th ihnuaiinda,
Tha Millng In Hi popularity inniaat haa
hn niiirUod tlir Inal two daa hy an
unimnl tiumtmr of hnllola raat for tha
ftfiu palntln. "Ilia InrHuia," from
thp hruali of K. H. I'aaaon, wlih'li I
pualiln th Willi "Tha I'ahln Mnlltar,"
I hy Adu Waltar Rlmlr., for flrat honora.
Inlatrrt In Mr. Pnaaura alilUIn wrat-
in paliilln of an Indian ihlaf, inaln
hla mount, a Ijphal IiIkIi claaa IndlaiT
ponv, up a at-) hill, haa not bann
iiollr.Bilr until roail!y, Tlioa In fharga
of Ilia aahthlt hollna that It will anon
dlapla'n 'Tn i'ipIiIii Motlirr" for flrat
honor.
Mra, il. ft, prlii H of the opinion that
"Ilia licflnma" would bfl an Idoal and
appropilat painting lo add tn th ol
laftlon of Iho Tin Arta aorlcly,
Iroa In I. If.
An aidr nt admlmr of th watrn paint
ing la .. r, lladlik, alio rnintnantad on
Ilia truanaa to Ufa of Ilia rnuvaa, p.
'lally tha llnaa of lh manlfh'nt look.
In Indian pony, whhh, all a-traln, la
atrugKltn nllaiilly up lit alavp hill,
Tha aaur hlu al.j, alnmcly anath'a
of Arizona, aarvaa aa an rarallant hark,
ground to tha principal flguraa In th
painting,
"Paonl," hy fiarlnid J, flamaa,
palming that, lad In th popularity inn
lt, during th flrat fw daya of tha ex
hibit, haa bn talagalad lo third plara,
VW Sav Yu Mwy Tlivaal A hMn
Despite the Bad
Weather Yesterday
a Inrpo crowd naw the
tnattroKS makers at work
in our window. Many
fnw what tlioy novor saw
before tlio building of a
Uox Spring from tho raw
rnntfriitl to its completion.
Tcavn your order nnd
see yours made.
RAYMOND'S
1513-15 Howard.
To Honor Boston Divine, 1
Tha fruataaa and ioinmtlia mamheri
it tha Omaha t'nllarlan aorlaty gava a
liiiii'hi-nn at tha Commarclal club thla
afternoon In honor of Jlav, Trrderlrk N.
Kllnt of floaton, who will apoak ha for
Iha I'nltarlan aorlatv at Turpln' halt
KiiLurday morning. Tha tnlila wa do
oratrd In apring flowara. Thoa praaant
wrej
Maaara. and Madama
l'r.dai'li'k N. K.llot, liarnard 'ann,
William Nawtou, C'harlaa V, tluaaall.
Madania Mcadamaa-
WIIIIboi K, flamar, liraiwr Mmllh,
iiarry Jirom.
Whit nay.
(I W, Itoldrega,
Mlaar.a
loan,
Wild,
Kalhar foliar,
Ai(n-a Itiiaaall,
Vaaaia.- -Thoinaa
Cottar,
Marry Palmar,
Arthur Palmar,
Mlaaaa -Margaret
Cfllvln,
Patera,
liillaa Totter,
l.ela, lloldrga.
Maaara,
Miimuol I'otlnar,
plait
Counrll flluffa,
tlond and had qualltlt ailka of Eng
Hah drainnuata of today war polntad
out by Prof, Oiiernaey Jon of th Vnl
varatijr of Nnbraaka, who laeturad for
th lirama leagua at tha city hall.
Tha ptofaaaor'a axpoaltlon of tha work
of Jbn and Hhaw waa nf particular In-
teroat to Iha larg udlene, Whll
prraalng great appri'rlallon nf hla depth
of thought, Iha aprakT di'lrd of
Ihaan;
"I find tnui'h of hla wnrk rpHnt
to me, hut I Ilka to hla playa, de
aplla what h rhooara lo rail hi phi
luaophy." Of Hernard Bliaw he rmarkd: Tt la
ay to find fault with thla peculiar
ganlua, who drive Hla plow through
waeda and flowara allk, but ha I en
trinluln and an Imanllv to thought,
nevarlheleaa,"
lleranaa iarpnter at wnrk nutald tha
'ounill ihamber Interfered with tha
Jone lei'lure, (ha on neat Monday
afternoon at i o'clock by tha am
apcaker, will ba held In Ilia auditorium
of Iha City National Hank building, fif teenth
floor,
Percla (hnhh Comlngi,
Parclvai I'hulib nf it. 1iula, prtaldant
of tha National Irin league, coma to
Omaha April 1.1, under Iha auaplcea of
the local league, Mr, Chubb la writer
of note and la prealdent of tho Kthlcal
Culture aoclely of Ht, TiOula.
About 71 detegatea. In. 'hiding leading
nclnra, thealrlral tnanagara, motion pla
tin producera and dramatic rrltloa, aa
well na authorlllra on dramatic llteratuca
and patrona of the drama, will attend tha
national convention nf Iha tirnma la-ague
of America In at, l.oula April ! to M
Three dclcgiiiaa will he aent from Omaha,
A tentative program ha bean formu.
laled of Iha following fealiirea; Placua
rlona of the relation of tha moving plctura
nnd the drama, how lo win back Iha "gal-
MV.V votea ara being raat for Kmlly . ,
room', comniendiibl. canv... llll-lde-Wrv "'". 'Mmlna Ion nf th ticket
prim of rrlurdllon rnirl th drum
1
Spring's Moit Beautiful
WALL PAPERS
Comttlned with th aervk nf
n p'ilenind limit, with many
lu'lpjul aiiKgi Minna, 1 what w
nftef yuu.
I'atliiiMlra t.lirn,
SAM NEWMAN,
10 rataaaa !. Fkaw a. J.
Tuesday Morning- Mnsicale.
Tli Tueaday Morning Mualcal club
met thla afternoon In th Fontenalll hat)
room. Polectlona from denumann war
aun by Mlra, A, 1. Hoot and Mlaa A Ilea
MacKenala gav a Bchubart aon. Mr,
Henry Cox and hi nrcheatra, war In
charge of th Inatrumental mual.
Settlement Players. !
Ona of tha moat Intereailng dramatla
avenla of tha aeaaon will b given thla
availing at tha f'athollo Turner hall hy
the Dramatic club of th Omah Social
Settlement. Ona of th play, "Behind
Iha yrda," I of particular Intereat; and,
when flrat produced In Chicago by
company of ettlmnt player, th little
play created tarnation -It waa ao be
hind Iha yard. In Omaha, It la quite
th reverea of the Chicago eltuatlnn
the atock yard are not far away. It la
true; hut her It la rather "before tha
yard." Tha other two play to be given
thla evening are "Tha Homaneera," by
latmond Koatand and "Preaa Cuttlnga,"
by Oeorg Hernard 8naw. Th memhara
of the Settlement Dramatic club taking
part are;
Mlaaea -rilnnrha
Wavrln.
Oroom
November," painting that many nf the
memhera of tha Flna Arta aoclety are
confident will be among the winner
when the final count la taken of Iha
voteg.
"Japan Corner."
A palntlnir which haa arnuaed much In
tereat la l.oula Mayer'a "J a pan can Cor
ner." Mr, Mayer waa born In Mllwau
kee, lie haa eludled abroad In Munich
and Parte, and doea moat nf hla work In
New York, Mo haa won medala for 111
inintlna from Weelilnglon, i, ('., lo
an Kranclaio, Me won a ellver medal
for portrait at th Panama Pacific t.
poaltlon,
Thoaa In char of Ih exhibit ara mak
ing plana to Inaugurate "epeclal daya"
next week, Pay will be at a "Ida on
ahlch different organisation, uih a
tha Woman a club, will be given epeclal
Invltatlona to attend,
Mra, Ward Burg-eee la tha hoateaa In
charge of Tueaday a exhibit, Ah la being
aaalaled by Mr, V. W. Clarke, Mra, A.
B. Currle, Mra. W. J. t.'onnell, Mra. Rob
ert Cowell. Mra. Iiavld Cola, Mra, V. N,
Connor, Mra. Jamea C, Pa hi man, Mra,
John franklin I'le and Mr, Iiurle
Child.
and the future of the "lltlla theater."
The lo acealone of greateal gneral lu
leicat will b (line of Thuraday and Frl
day nlghla, April 37 and 2. reapactlvely,
when tli preaent condltlona In th theater
and the "movie" quetlna will be dla-cnaaed.
MVaara.
U. H Itoanalxo,
Itny 'arlev,
Tlinmaa I 'ral.
Anton t'hlehorad,
t I V- il --e-eJr ' V 't1 3
M, j I iff 4lfat I ' 1 'X J
Miaaea -
Mamie Klout,
Marie ( i. Ironic,
Meaara,
Anaclm 4'erney,
l out Maria.
W. H. Hmlll.
Anton Hn.lll,
John I hi . hm ml,
Stork Special.
A ihiuuhier, Marian t.nuUa, waa born
Hlurda evening to Mr. and Mra. M.
ward II. Iffeite of ij Hoiith Thirty-fifth
avenue at lllrcb Ktudl maternity h"apl
Ikl Mra. lfferta waa formerly Mlaa
Uiulaa Weilla of Norfolk, Neb
For Trof. Flinjf.
Mr and Mra I bailea Thmnaa Knuntre
enlariain at dinner at lhair home thu
veiling to honor of Plot t. M ling of
the t 'nherally i f Nebraaka, who will
(iv ih aeiond of hla ltiire on "The
Mghtmaie of :ui..p' 'tnie evening II
tha rmmrll chamber ff the city hall
I'lhff ala will l Jiila a, Mia W
linlhk amt ln itu4 fn-,n
Todny's Affair.
T'ta meiiit i a vl th t -klM 1 aitiaa'
ailliart if ti i 111 H.iili win nit i
dencln nii (Lie r el Die Itume
hxiai
tha pilii. .1 ttiwiM O.iif i tk
ill e r iilritaiu uai eteiimg t VI r
M' II ill ! u hum
lrt i t ml., I jiii.. is, a'Ui
h"m t .i "i he . ii i.ii in twai'
' i ' Mn I i, km
k'"i at iha tviniint t 4
(!' f I l
fomm Clul Chni.
t a )'- t i.el i.i.ni,-it t lit
i ', ,t a in f..n ,)i t. re . ).
II k. faifat H nli afitt ii
Personal Mention.
Mra. Frank M. ParmaJ haa returned
from . alx weeka' lour of th oiith, eom.
Ing hnmo via Chicago, wher ah vlalted
her mother, Mra. Al Moor. Mra. Parma-
le enjoyed the Mardl Ore t New Or
leana, Mra. J. T. Hiiaaeil, who accom
panied her outh, went on to Chattanooga
and will vlalt In Chicago alao before her
return.
Mra. Jameg A, Orlfflth, who la III al
the Preah) terlun Medb'al hoapltal, la re
ported to bo Improving,
Social Coitiip.
Mr. nd Mra, Wllaon Uuehanan returned
Mnnday from tha aouth and have taken
Mr, Charlee Johannea' apartment dur
ing her ahaence In Wnahlngton.
Mr. William McCheaney and daughter,
Helen, of low City ara eapected Wednea
day to ba guoata of Mr. end Mra. Charlea
W. Ituaaell.
With the SchoofSet.
Mlaa Tare Hockenberger of Cnlumhua,
who haa been th gin-at of Mia Hdt
IjiiiKdon for the apting vacation, will
return home Wedneaday morning.
Pftit Hospitalities.
Wilbur Hane entertained at dinner
Saturday for charlea II ITpperaou, a
fraternity brother from Iha tnliatty of
Nebraaka. .
M'Caffcry Given
Loving Cup as He
Leaves for West
Joaeph McCaffery, for th laat five
year managr nf Hi Schllta hotel and
actively Identified with the Hotel Clerk'
Aaaoclatlon nf Nebraaka and low In tho
rapacity nf aecretary-treaaurer, waa pre
anled with a allver loving cup hy th
member of tha organisation at a meet
ing Monday evening at the Hotel Roma,
Mr, McCaffrey will depart In a few
day for Hot Spring, H, I")., where ha
will become manager of tha Kvane houa
In that city. Th preanntatlon apaech
waa mado by Joaeph Kennedy, prealdtnt
of Iha aaaoclatlon.
Th departing hntel man waa eulo
gUed by Colonel W, Jt, Anderaon, dean
of tha aaaoclatlon, who reviewed the
actlvltlea of th organization In th raat.
and apoko In a cnmlplmentary manner of
the part Mr. McCaffery haa played tn
making the "gueat greater' " meeting!
aucceaa.
Tha meeting Monday evening at the
Hotel Homo waa largely attended. Tha
dinner and meeting were followed by
iniial evening.
Dlalreaalne; I ! I area.
Pr. Kin a New tMncuvery not onlv
i.ia your cmiah, but harileue your t
leiu Bgalnat t'nltla, klUa til geimt.-Att
d r u a lai a. - A d '. tilae i ik u t .
ORATORICAL LEADER OF THE
OMAHA WOMAN'S CLUB,
Nebraska Products
to Be Served at the
Pure Food Luncheon
niaculta from Nebraaka flour, tender
loin aleak from Nebraaka cattle, Ne
braaka butter from Nebrnak rream from
Nebraaka cow a, Nebraaka celery, and
maybe, who knnna, Nebraaka ollvea-at
any rat euch a dinner aa thla, with de
tail varied her and there, will be aerved
at tha Commercial club Thuraday noon.
It la Nebreeka pure fond day.
In ai'i'iudHiii e with the requeat nf Onv.
einor J, II, Morehead that Nebraaka pur
fond dnv be oheerved throughout the etat
the Cummrrcttil club ha decided to pre
pare a luncheon with a menu rntliely of
Nebraaka producta.
S " " V A
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Rotarians Make
Attendance Mark
M inlhlv atetlatire laaued by the Omah
Hillary tliib alt.. that twnty nine inaro
br annul.. I every mealing In March
ant that thirty ten niemtwra nilaaet
etilv una of th weekly luncheon
The !uni-lietn and mrnng l noon to
day will be at Iha Hotel t onlrorlle. t'.
I . m win prrii.i rriirm The
pmkinal aoeahor will he J.iha II iJon
liar, h will i.!l the Hiartau
"amne t'lUi.aiii a t a-U M. I Itul.twr. '
A n ni..ii JtfTrta, $
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THI BCNESTia COUNTRY
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