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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 10. 1916.
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What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Early Spring Trtvelen.
Mm. Joel Stewart left Monday for t,ns
Angeles, Cal., for the wmmfr.
Mr. Ben Gallagher expects to leave
for Atlantic City th first week In May.
Mn. A. B. Pmlth ha gone to Honolulu
10 vllt her daughter, Mr. Clarence IK .
nnd Captain Day, who ar atatloned at
Pchnfleld barrack.
Mm. Howard rialdrlg left Thursday for
east (o h gone month. Mr, Hal
flriB will Join her Hi Afintlc Oily fof
filter and their Hon, Malcolm, will t
iih them for short time.
Mr. V. r. Klrkendall left Friday for
Toledo, O., to visit relative for ten dnys
,r two weeks.
Mil Mildred ftoger leave neat week
fur Chicago for th Hlntnn-Chas wed
din, t which. h I to be bridesmaid
Kite will b !hi guest of Ml Jean fee
ling while there.
' Mrs, K. M. Kslrfleld expects to go to
Chicago fnr the marriage of Mi hssn
anil Mr. Minion,
Newi of School Set.
John Msnfghen returned Tuesday to
Cornell sfler brief vl',t horn oti hl
' stlon.
Morion Wakeley, who came home from
Cornell for hi vacation, left Hun
day evening with hi father, Mr, Uiclin
vYkely, for (.Tilcego, on hi wy bar
lo college.
lecture Poitponed,
Th rie of lecture by Mr. Anthony
Merrill of Cnlcegn, which w flrt n
nritn d) t begin April J4, h been post
poned wW and will btgln Monday
May 1, at th home of Ml Jessie Mil
lard, tha nbjw;t to be "Making th Mot
of Tour IIf.
Jir. r. M, Kllng' neit lecture, "Th
Kpullin of Ihe Turk," will be delivered
en Tuesday, April JS, Instead of nt
Tuesday, April U, ewlng to th Friend
t Art dinner, which com off on th
latter evening.
Trinity Altar Guild Sale.
Th AItr Oulld of Trinity cathedral
ill hold an htr l and tea at th
residence of Mr. Klchrd 1111 Tuesday
afternoon, April JS. Member of Trinity
auxiliary and f'arlih Aid eoclety, a well
Ml Kuphemla Johnson and tha pu
pil at Mrownell Hall hav ben invltd
to attend. Altlng will be;
M ! MU
l(ly i inane, Catherine Thummel,
ernitn ftarxaiow, Mlldrel H.,
KlUatmth I'avl,
A Ilea I der.
Mnle hvii,
I'orothy Rrown,
ixiiil White,
Me1mea
Walter Robert,
for( Vo.
' Halph Ietr,
Thoma Hrown,
Mary Marat on,
lienevlrv Harkalow,
Hlella Tiiummat,
Meadame
I.uclen Mephana,
I'arkard,
Clarke I'owell.
Kewi of School Set.
Ml Kthai Iran rid pent lb week
rnd with Mi Olady Klopa In Lincoln
and a vueit of tha Kappa, chapter
at th trl-DttU aorortty formal dunnlna
1arty at th Lincoln hotel Friday eve
ulna and th aoroHty flrl' dancing party
at their chapter houea Saturday t venltif,
Tri Delta Meeting.
j Tha Omaha alumnae of the Plla
lielia lJlla aomrlty met Seturdey after
noon with Mra, K. C. Cotilcy at their
efu!r monthly meeting.
'Crucifixion" it St. Barnabai.
j ftlalner' "Cruclfllon" will b given at
I o clock this afternoon at St. liarnaba
churcb by th organ and churcn choir an I
ha Wt ilntori' (trlng orchii. Mr
.Ueorge Mclntyr and Mr. Ju'iln Mctari
Wilt be tha aololat.
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To Give Card Party.
The newly-organised aewlng olrcla of
tha Jewish Idla Itellef jociety will glv
a card party Tliurdy artenioon at Ha
right hall. Deaidea newltig, tha woman
have fitted up quarter at the Aeeorlaied
Jwlh Charltlea' office In the Hrandeli
building to reialv rloth'ng donated for
th needy. Tha aewlng clnla meet the
eond Monday of th monlh t Ilia ayo
oingue at Nineteenth and Hurt. Tha of
fleer ar Mra. R. Kulakofeky, president
Mr. B. A. Wmon, vl president; Mr. II
IX Marowlti, ecietiy. Mr, Jo Bteln
berg, treaaurer.
Put Feitiritiei.
Tha Va It'oa club wa emertainad Krl
Uy evening by Ml Marl lllimn.
Mr, It, C. 'etron il Mr, K. MaU
lory entertained In honor of Mr. H, V,
I,oul Thursday afternoon. lied carna
tion we' u4 In tha tlecoralloii, The
f4"ta ncluil4;
Mpxlntltr
R, I tl.rion,
J , Shlffer
K. hiiii(rr,
i', t oiiirth,
C, Sihrt.
K Mei'on,
Si. t hah.iipka.
M"Ule
T, H. I'leon,
J, Klnkahl.
I. I TI1...I) ,
Y. rav,
I W feey.
If .1 Nl.t .ile,
II. M
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Pagalco Club Entertains.
th I'agalca eiuti entniti.1 In mem
lr t a theater fity ThurnUf iilhl
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Soloist with New York Philharmonic
Orchestra at
MIrr Franwi Nash, the yonnf
planlat. who will plar wth -w
York Phllhannootc orchestra on
WodnewJay efeninf at the Boyd, has
lawn called tha Mary Plckford of th
piano br n ot th" oit-)t-ioirn
erUe. It U aaid that when tbla
young Klrl atpa upon tha atuge in a
strange city the audience fairly gaapa
at audi youth and beauty and ao
mnrti modety, undertakinj the mont
difficult itiuhIc written for the piano,
Vila Nah la ahown in thla pjcture
wllb ber little 6og, Fritz, which la a
ronaiact companion whn ahe la In
Omaha.
lie en Ilk miilr, which la a
atrange thiol for a dog, and ait out-
Hiso Trances
and Mr. Hcoiii. and will b br mot of
the ummer t lel,
Chan gel in Beiidence.
Mr. aid Mr. K, it pra'i left th
Colonial Monday lo npn their home at
(lenon for the urmnr.
Mr, (ieora li. Mk and her nn, Vn.
fid lk, hav takan n prtment at
tha Colbert alnc vacating their horn on
I'ortga tret, recently old.
Mr, and Mr. I.. T. Crofool ha bought
len :re In falrarrea, a tilock north of
th fiiandnl home, and will build a hou
there In the nr future.
Bridal Party Entertained.
Ml Card Droit, May brld, nter-
lalned t luncheon at her home yesterday
afternoon for her bridal party and thoaa
who will ilt at her wedding th mid
dle of net month. Mlm Ucott wa aa
iBled by her niothr and Mr. Bert
Reave and Mil Kva Bacli. Th decora
tion were yellow daffodil and tulip In
banket, tle'l with yllow tulle and Illum
inated with yellow candle alio tied with
yellow tull. Thus praitnt were;
Metdamre
Meiiliniel
lei t iieeve.
Olenu Heed,
Council iiluff.
Mine
Orethen MoOonnell,
Oeorgla In via,
Kalherlna Mould,
(let truiia Vt'eeth,
Alice Duval,
0- A, Mcott,
Mleae-
Kliirime Ruili,
Add lavl,
Until (ioiild.
Mary I'hlllippl,
( line Kirllicr,
I'unlnoti, ia..
Children Dance,
The young member of Chamber' Fri
day dancing clan cloed th winter Ma-
ton Friday afternoon with a. denolnf
party with Mr. Milton T. BaJlow a
hoetci of the ociUm, Thoe taking
part were:
Misses
Anna Arnold,
MarKuerlte Hunii,
Ksiliitia Murns,
Virginia Murker,
Julia Caldwell,
( eiliprinc ' 'oad.
Ksthetlne lloorly,
MHt-tS
Kdwanl llourk,'
Milton I'miIow.
Cernellu 'lrk,
(illli. rt I'noily.
( lsrcnce (linn her,
Hotai-e lloli-olllli,
Mle a
Helen llnagland,
rjiritna HoaKland,
Jemietta Jnbnaon,
(icrtruiia K dialer,
Virginia fierce,
la timttb.
Mail ere
PniiI Iloagland.
KilKr Miiraman.
Fiel Nh, ir..
(;.. r Hinlth,
I lull Hmlth,
Uleit Y illlam.
Pait Fcitivitiei.
Mr. 1" 1'. Ahord, who h been prel
deni of the (loml Time cluh for more
than three jeers, culertalned the club
last week. ITUhi were won by Mra.
Ue Hrit'. Mr. Badle Atkln and Mr.
Ml). Ml
Friendi of Art Dinner,
Nearly fsuls ' pent out for Ih
fint nnlvery iinmer of t Frleiuls
f Art KlH"n. t" he given at the
FViiteiwIle riindii t 5 e lock. ln
the irnlBll " ' t"l "
.ipflaiii a '"t a between flftr ami
sixty nw tii.iiiir bl tn added,
ta that Ih d'Mtier will I larg af
fair. The g el of th evening alut the
sfeakee will b Chatle Irisilt Hrwn
f i bi- . who. l.i'if ita ' ar.
tut, l it t b an rxellent icesker.
Mr' Krnwne '! Ciit '"
aide tbe door when h apenda hoiira PV ' y."-., J J
In practice, wlUn patiently for bar Jj ' ' -, M
io art tbrouh and pl blrn. 'J V 'J
Alt ntnlli-r lli Aire. let.llr tmlWelloit will be lh,. who itrd
(nlt and ' Aemn i '. ed of (he bri.l
ih t rilift eie I h art de. ; Th nnintlon cf a pilnung, r pitntln
pari at wan y. ts- t b -' tf ! lh ..ni .,.piti pf th
uMte.l wii't l Ail Inn"'' ".til lmi. e iii.iuml by g i,.u
far . )' l IH uf IH tei,in( pr..
ri,8 fim) tl ! Wtd ''I,. ';ni .-h if li e (.t, f
.Mt 1.'Hle. Al- - le.i n - .t, K, igi.ry rht. e
ilii ! el h r-iiiiw i'f M' i ltis ., ., M .,,,.t,i ,if tn ..rk,.
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Its Omaha Concert
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Kmeraon Vey, eon of Mr, et. B. Vy.
Th wadding will be aolamnlied at
o'nlock In the evening at tha home of
the bride' p rente In th presence of
over 100 gueeta, many from out-of-town,
Or, Ttlu Ui will offlotei. Ml Byrd
I nvnUty In principal' metr'a offk
at Central High echool and la a later
of Ml lieulah Byrd, head yetdnt at
th flo'lal Dattlement,
Mr, and Mr. Frd Miekdeen announce
the engagement of their daughter, Myrthi
to Mr, George redden of Cleveland, O.
Th wedding will be aolemnlied In Chi
cago Wednedy, April M,
Mr. end Mr. Richard nettry Davey
PAINTINGS SECRET
UNTIL THEBANQUET
Friendi of Art Society to Have
Larg-eit Affair in Its Hiitory
at Pontenelle Tueiday,
CANVASES OF GREAT VALUE
On of th finest email collection of
painting In oil, from th bruehc of In
ternationally famoua artlat. ever aaaem
bled. In Omaha, and for that matter, th
whole middle west, will be enhlMted Ia
thl city for the first time Tueedsy even
ing, on th occasion of th econd an
nual banquet of tha friend of Art -aoclatlon
at th Hotel Kontenelle.
At least a doen Inspiring canvei
oil thtt are recognised In art circle
everywhere a being of undisputed met,
will b given their premier at ' tha
Friend of Art banquet, t which over
0 gneiti. Including both member of th
association and of the Omaha Society of
fine Art, are ei peeled to be preient.
At lat a den Inspiring ranvaaea
oil that ar recognised In art circle
everywhere being of uudlsputabln
merit will be given their premier at the
Friend of Art banquet, at which over
guest. Including both member of the
association and of the (Una ha Hoi'lety of
Fin Art, ar eipected lo be present.
One, and polbly two, of thea
world-famous work will remain In
Omaha a the property of the ICrlend
of Art aiiocUtlon, to be added to the
collection of the association now In tha
muaeum at tho public library, lh h, with
the canvases owned by the Hoclwl y of
Kin Art. ronitttiHe (he ei. ellent nueteue
to the end )lh orannltiuton ar look
in o th f ituie an (niaha publln art
gallery. Th other came will be
shipped hack t th art rompanlea, alu
dioa and artin from which they rsnie
on approval u Iht art n inmltte of th
sihi. li..n
f ar Mnaitaeter Daly,
fiaue of the rnn:(Lii by which ttie
ralntle were enlonillet ia the Kileu.U
f Art im lation, h only Omahsn l i
!!( th t'l poftutilly uf leli th
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VISITING WITH OMAHA RELA
TIVES AND FRIENDS.
(f ,y ' ' '
firs', Xmnnd Kmstkr
announce the engagement or meir oon-
tor, F,thl Irene, to Mr, Kennlth H. Jon
of Omah. eon of Mr. and Mr, a Jon
of 4iwren. Th rnarrlag wilt be ol-
emnlMd the latter pert of th aummer.
Fint Preibyterian Pariih Plani.
Th annual congregational meeung oi
(he First Prbytrln church will b
held vVdndy vnlng In th new par
ish hou. Preceding th meeting tne
Aid oclty will rv dinner at
o'clock. The women of th Flrt Pree
byterian church will bold thatr F.aeUr
biur at the perleh bou Haturday,
Apr'l B. from Jl ao to I o'clock. The eale
of fancy work end home oooklng will be
th special featurea of the affair.
Personal Mention.
Mr, Jerome Magee la In Omaha from
hie Montana ranch.
Mis Held Brown left Batnrdar eve
ning to pnd Sunday In Blotix City.
Mr, William Seymour Phalan of Oak
land, Cel., la the gvet of Mr. nd Mr
W h. Wllktn.
Mr. Ivld Baur returned Bunday from
vtna N. J.. where ehe waa eaiiea
about two week ago by the death of an
,nti
Mr, and Mra. I O. AJoup, Mr, C. P.
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IIEgRIP!TTA M. REE.
BVliH lnce the prewnt musical
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editor haa been a musical
editor haa there been a season
of uch wide diversity of muel
cal attraction a the week
which hea Jut paased. W
have heard two Of our bet local aololst
In a delightful program, W hav heard
orchestral number which rank high In
th repertory of th greatest orchestra
all over the world and an orchestra that
holda a prominent plac of distinction In
It own country. W have heard an
opera which in only ita aeoona eaon
came to an Omaha premier an opera
that might better be (ailed an Illustrated
symphonic tragedy.
We have heard an opera company In
which there were not only one or two
tar and then mdloorlty, but which wa
first clas all tha way through and which
carrle a regular aymphony oroheetra
of megiilflcent proportion and ability.
Recollection of the well constructed
and effective climax produced under
the baton of e'lg. Moranionl. of the ei
qulslte pianissimo effecte end restraint
of Ihe last act of "Madame rtutterfly."
of the eacalllent tone quality of the vio
lins, and the constant musical Judgment
displayed In presenting all of the beau
tie In the mulc will not soon b for
gotten. VV hv heard repetition of twa other
lehratd and comparatively modern
opersi, both full uf music, a eborm
tht Is capable of many variation ef
tonal beamy and seen cnry and -turn
(pt lieutenant PUiiwrton'
coal l which were mt sultuM le evene
and charaitera
We have heard an Impersonation, ef
Madam llutterfly which utterly ciip
any cthr Impersonation of th yl
ehlrh w hv formerly ronst,tei.
ieilnt, In the work nf Mis Tmakl
Minis Her Inlerpraialton wes eei
tiaily dtffetani from any whi-h hav
been Hon In Ih Tt In h w bad
mini whll Ih othr tr rely
(inliaMee ef woreae ef aamhs race.
Itt etny IK tie grace. Ih eay ef u j
Ih hit band and ee walk eal
rh-iriUcUy dif'ereM friil thai uf
Ihe .r.immnt inier who b (frevl
.. wiulet taken lb e l I e
,., i l M B I belie
Mi. i. t making a! eihe
m. h ht nat"Msy wtii ei '
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NEW PRESIDENT OF THE MU
SIGMA CLUB,
Mrs William fofz
Heafy, Mr. and Mr J. Clark Cort of
Omaha re mong the new arrlvala at
th Elw hotel, Kxcelslor Hpring.
Mr, nd .dr. . M, Wlhlm wr celled
to flockford. Ill,, by th Illnes of a rele
tlv. Mr. Wllhelm relumed early In th
week,
Mr. C. B. Coon I t horn afur a
visit to Cedar Bluff, N with nr
nine, Mr. J. r. l'cktt, nd Mr.
Pickett.
Mr, and Mr. E. V. Canahl hav re
turned to their home In Lo Angl,
after a brief viett with Mr. and Mr. 3.
Olcnn.
Mis Kva MeNemara of Nebraaka City,
who wae the guet for grand opera of
her eororlty, th Alpha XI Delta, ha re
turned horn.
Dr. end Mr. D. A. Medder left for
fHout City Patorday fternoon to go to
th funeral of their niece, Ml Lole Mar
lon Van Home.
Mr. Albert Coffin of De Moln, who
ha been vlaitlng her daughter. Mr.
Fred D. Hawkln, left Thuriday for hr
home.
Mra. Hannah Wbaley and Mr. Wil
liam O'Connell, who epent the week-end
with Mr. and Mr. Fred D. Hawkln,
left Friday for their home In De Motne.
Mr. and Mr. Cuthbert Vincent will en
tertain at dinner Thureday evening for
Mr. Zeltha Btowell of University Place
and Mr. B. M. Le, Orange of Fullerton.
Mr. J. L. Tout returned from Im-
manuel hospllal to her apartment t th
Harvard hotel Thursday, and hopea to
be able to return to her home at Bridge-
port oon. ,
the grand opera have died away, where
mulo ha painted In dramatio relief 1n
and Ita consequences In th live of th
puppet of man' narrative, or told In
traglo tone of th remor! Inevitabil
ity of fat, and before the orcheatral
fcaat 1 completed by the concert neit
Tuesday, another theme enter Into th
gentrat harmonic tructur, a them
which lada first Into muslo of anguish
and utter dlconolatlon, only to buret
forth later Into glad peeana of joy and
victory, and th muelc of th church end
th Eastertide once more come to the
fore to depict In graphic (train th dory
of th crucifixion and the reurreciion.
A striking fact of the manner In which
the New York Phllhermonio orchestra,
which playa here Wedneiday evening at
the Boyd, with Milne Prance Nash, the
young Omaha planiat, soloist, keep
faith with Ita patrons, I that ilnce It
organisation In 145, It hi postponed
only on of Ita conoerta. And thl post
ponement with the decided approval of
the public The fifth and laat concert
of the twenty-third season of the New
Tork Philharmonic was cheduled for
April , IWS. On April Id, JW, the in
telllgenc wa flaihed over th country
that Preldnt Lincoln had been assaa
alnated th evening befor In Ford
theater. Washington, P. C. A meeting
of tha Philharmonic director ws railed
at on. and It waa unanimously e a reed
to pnslpoii the concsrt until April ta. A
few devi leter a second meeting of the
director wa held and a change mad
in th I'hllharmonto program. The
choral portion of Hethovn a Ninth flym
phony, an ode ta Joy, which It had been
planned te give with th aid of tha
l.tederkrani, wa )tmlnald from th
prii run, an.l the funeral march from
th Krolra" wee ubtltut4 for It Thl
1 th only time In It hiitory that Ihe
New Vork Philharmonic postponed on of
It concert It Omaha prcT w 1)1 be
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Vou will aae your
elf trouble and money,
If you buy your hair
&oode from ua.
Juat received a lot
of New Hwltcbew
One lot 24 Inchea, 3
atom, for $8,00
On lot 26 Inchea, 3
item, for 3 and f
Wa carry evarythlnf
tiertainlnf to hair
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S2S Wa do
manicuring, hair oreaa
Irg, acnlp and face
niaaaase, switrhea and
pomp made from
combing. Headquar
ter for natural gray
hair.
Mention thla edrertliemant when you buy will allow you 10
per cent or give you a practical aouvenlr all thla week, wa atand by
w hat we aay. Over twenty yeara In the hair trade.
Mall orders aollclted. Phone 2870.
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1522 DOUGLAS ST.
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FaeMra's Newest
Mcxieo in Easter
Millineiryooo
Tht chernir.g new &&gm in
Pattern Mats are shown here in
a profusion o! styles
"YMir Eastcir Bora!"
to corresponii with the season
should come in a box labeled
BELLE MATC1
1820 Farnain Street '
CLAREMONT INN
A new end genteel hostelry for the man or woman who seeks
ttie convenience of a down town hotel wlUi the noisy and other
dleagreeabla featurea omitted. The Claremont Inn ia Just a mo
ment's walk from Omaha' main thoreu(rhfr.
The Meal Tariff tn Onr Beautiful Tea Boom le a Tollow:
Spoll Woonday X,unobon 30 lliSO to li30 p. m.
Bventng Dinner 400 8i30 to Tt30 p. tn.
arsciai, BtnrDAV Ditrarxa. , boo giao to fiao p. m.
PHONE DOUGLAS 273
16th and Jones SU.
"Exquisite
Easter
AT I
weenwear
Breathing an atmotphere
of Oriental color corabi
oationt, run riot, cur
Neckwiar, the product
of Europe' and Amer
ica'a finest iilk milli, ii
on display thii week
at our ibop,
Pease Bros Co
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SCHABELL & CO.
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Omaha Reed & Ratan Co.
This New
FERN HANGER
with patent nir pan keeps earth from
HMiririjtr; reed covered in any M npr
color; pricp with chain tp 1 J
We clean nivl repair reed furniture,
l.riliy cabs and re-cane chairs.
Will call and quote prices.
Phone Doug. 2043
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OPTICAL CO.
M 1 COMNt -rANHAH A1 10 TH
Every Woman
Who L FLAT-CHESTED
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