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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1916)
TTIK HKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1916. 15 Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments LIVE ISSUES CALL CITIESJOGETHER That ii the Women Folks of Omaha and Council Bluffs Are At tracted by Suffrage Battle. BALE ACROSS RIVER SATURDAY Br MRI.MPir IA AprU S. With h xrptlnn of a vry tow ma Iron pArtirulKrly active In ocla! affair, l would fm that Omaha and Council Uluffa hav drlftivl farthr and farthur apart In dvr proportion rapid trnlt htwn h two rltl Improved -all quit different from way of the fl'tnia, ' Tint thy ni to be coming toithsr th lt month, tha woman of Omaha anil .t'ounrll Ulnff. Tlia Inttifour ha brn o broad and trcfy fxrhanicrd that on might almnat "ill It a popular movement. Tha f(iiftfm I whether It v ruf friip or ritl-iiffrgt that broiiKht tha two town toiHlwr. I.M thar ho in antl-mHni In Coun t II MuflH-und It would m that avry fmlnlfi unll-miffnitlf t In Omnlia la the ci on tha f round, an alrrl pmpHgnn dmt, Then, whan It w Hi other i. tli run crniiff h big brldgn would b crowded with Omaha uffrKli, Jum n keenly Interraled In lh Muff meeting a ihey war In their own bnrk In mt. W'hn Ihn blK ufir batur open to morrow niornln In uffr(i haadquar ter In Council rtluffn, Omaha women will bo ther In full fore, oropplng In and nut all day. Ah the bitxar la tapteiaiiy il'h In ft doll dliiplay, It will be much a child' affair and many llttl Omaha wffrnflnt will tin In evidence. It In titty now to b eee.n what la ranlly tha tl (hat bind. Scottish Rite Musicale. Tha HroltUh Rite Woman dub will ncrlln all mimibrr of th tfc'ittUh JIH and their famlilaa t ft reception and mul''al prog mm till evening In the auditorium of inn Hi'nttluli Wtn elh lrnl. The reeepilun conmillle will Ini'ludu Meadiimc 7,ro . Clark. J, K. Hmpion, 'uthbirt Vincent, f. riirry, V. c. fatten, A, M, Hrnllh and Ml Adell M. Ntlii. The (iitmliiil program will be In i Imrg of Mi-h, 1. i;. Ilancmmin and given Under the direction of Ml Jele Con way. It will InHudff th opera "MIHdi, ' itfnti'd by Ml ,!riln Conway at a recent incrllng of tha Omaha Woman' c:ub, The niunirlan who will tk part In I'luda the Mlc Wft, Fay I,ymnn, Bva lyn Wllon, rle, ftiiart. Vlvn Rllrv, Marguerite Kenncr and Mr. X. Muli- LEADER OF ART DEPARTMENT OMAHA WOMAN S CLUB. i j ... - f v , - laVl WT"-- i T Mr, C, 4. Ttohrrt w ra rlrc'id ladar of tha art d'prtmnit of th Omaha Woman' club at In mtln held Thur dy at th horn of Mr. Flnrwrt Cowall, Mr. Cowll, Mr. U. C. Bonnr and Mr. T. If, Tlbbli r the alant Imdar, Mr, Bonner alo having been chon'n a the department rpreentatlve, Ml Ron OuKnino I tho aeitretary-tresaurer, "Karly Itillun Art'' will b th depart ment itudy next year, brd, Adolph Brnde. R. Q. Ounn. ."laegla Onod, Piullll ind Mr. .). John ton, and rhoruie of hmh girl and men. Ml Elnl Wet will b th ar- i'ompnlt, Social Gossip. Mr. Robert Vnn ha returned from a (wo month' llt with her aunt, Mr. Iierkman, of Tort Bitilth, Ark. Mr, Frederick R. Mef'onnell returned till morning from Phoenix, Ariz., where he ha been vlaltlng for the lnt three month with her daughter, Mr. Robert h. f'rker. Mr. Warren Roger pnd Mi Mildred Roger leave thl evening for Chicago. After the Iftnton f'hai wedding Mr. Roger will ntten.l the ronventlon u Colotilnl luimefi in Washington. Mr. K. F. Riley nd Mr. I,. A. 8w(ll tug rr plnnnlng to ve the end o nt week fur Waahlngton. ). ('., to at t"nd tl e graduating excrcUe t the Chev fhee eehool, from whli'h their daughtf-r. Mia Kdna Riley and Mia Nan Hpaldlng, ill be graduated. The Omaha women nf their dughter will remain in th et, vlltlng In New York, Atlantlo City and other point, the Riley to return In June nd the Fpnld Ing probably early In the fall, lnr they will pend th ummer n Kentucky. Ih'lr former home. Mr. M. A. Nagl I expecting her daughter, Mr. OUdden Jme, and baby, to vlalt her In about two -eek. Mr. Jme waa Mia Julia Ngl of thl rlty, nd before her marriage wa very prom lelng In the theatrical world. Mr. Jme I known to Omaheh moving pic ture tr, hut will be here during the ntiinmor with Mr. Jame. Bundle Day. The fhrlat Child orety will he It annual "bundle dy" next Monday, when clothing will be colti-ried from nil (mrln of tlie city for nrodv little children and liable. Among the Omaha pulron who have donated their machine for the cil lection of the bundle t Mr. John A. McKhane, Mr. A V. Klnxler end Mr. Unnlel C, Klnplrlon. Pi Beta Thi Event. The n not I'ht c bhiale the for' linn li anniversary of tli'lr foumllng thl evening t baiirnipt i the fonlrtirtlo, One of the feiilure of the ent w II bo n vaudeville eketi-h. a 'rt of builequa in up In dale wiudevlllo It I lo wor thy of noting that the nornrlty I lt!f of wrxtern birth, founded by a group of girl In IS;7l Monmouth rnllegn In Mon mouth, III. Three bride of thl aprlng will be promi nent In the relebratlon, Ml I.imlle Prown, Ml June Hrown and Ml Uuarda Bcottf The thirly-flte gul nil) be eted at long table n the lanijiiel room of the Kontenelle, Mr. Ann Rsymond will give it hort after dinner talk preceding th program, a profound ecret a yet. Many out-of-town guei re here for thl big noiorlly event nd will b en tertained over Saturday and Hunday t the home of local momber", making tho two day a ort of protracted reunion. Mr. Morri If. Dunham la etilcrtslnln t Mle Ann Stewart and Mia MHlndi Stewart of Lincoln, Mlaa Ruin Mate of H rlngflcld I the gueat of Mln Florence Ruelt; (ho honao gueata of Ihfl Ml- Drown are Ml Rarhel Kellogg of Ter rival, I Ml Klla Schwakf of Na braeka City and Mia Jc.e Kllllan of Lincoln: Ml l.ur I 'rati nf Lincoln In ltli Mia tieorgla rmvla; Mr. Clyde While hag Ml-. Luclle Hell of rork, and Mr. George Heahury'a gueata are Mrs. Jin V He I'ersn and .Mr, l.'lvirb Viewan f Linculn. Philathea Class Party. The bualiie meeting and social of the 1'hllathea rl,i of the North Side Chrle- tlan church waa held Thuraday evening, i Tlie evening wa apent In muali and gnie. Thoe preai-nt ere; Mle Iielp Nlon, 1 1 ura Ki, Mary Ammona, H. -len Morrla, Kdna Ndann, Haiti Cadv. Nellie Kill. Klennor Wtewrt, 1 H Johnann, tiH'.Ml iiroe, Karbgra Hobb, KMle livl, I'iila i.'ttaacl, Mlanche Culard, (llady Lyon, Pauline Nehl, lintel Jouea, .leaele l 'iy, Agnea ltet-iin, I. ur llnllKinan, lleth HilReklnl. Klor Hoblnmin, Cniyl Muriiap, Mecdatnt' Mnngiini, A. W. Hoffman. Mliic Urce Kallenbirg, Horencp Krtrkaon, Ruth Hilton, .Marie Kwera, 'lara Hrentent, litia ilarentaen, laabe) Smalle) , Kllen Umllh, Hertha Vernon, Carrie Park. - , -r, Joan Rleendorfer, Jele Hobh, Ruth Hlenendorfer, I-dlth V ernon. Ague f'eterenn, Mlnule letermi, Hi'i'lnit I'rlcreon, Irene llnllgll, Orel Figler. Oorla U tilled, .Myrtle Alkleon. Mcailanie Hti-lln Kin k. Jck Kcrabner. Innd gie:it. Among the affair plann 'd I fur nct week are a luncheon Monday Hftemnon by M! Marlh Pale and an (iilihcum party In lb cwiilng to bo. given by Mr. and Mr. K. V. Royer. I On Wednen.lay Mil. V. H. Wood will I be hotea at her home at luncheon for J Ml Rower. ' For Mrs. Brown. s ! Xtr. R. Iteecher Hoeli w tmMe I at n lnffrml home bmcheon t hi j aft ernoon for Mr. Storra H iwn, w!io. with , Ca pi nli Poen, I viattlnit relnllve III ' Omaha. Mr. Howell gueM mr; Meadame- Mcedan: - Xlorr Rowen eainuel K iVd'.vfll licor Mrlntire N. I. f "odge, Jr. ' Krlxar H. Iciitt Henrv 1'leicp.int It, K. Ilolllatei- H H, Ct.a ' Mia France Weinell. Weddinjf Announcement. Tim niarrrluge nf Mr. Guy H. Ferryman of '',,ui. Hluff and Ml Winifred I'. Thorn nf Atlantic, la,, wn ccl-brntcl Thuraday evening t th lealilenc of Mr. and Mr. A, ,1. Worth In (ininh. The Jtev, L. I", Howen of t'earl Memo rial church nfflclntcd. The young cnuptr e,lll make (heir home In Council lllnff. New Ak-Sar-Ben Princess. A daughter wa born Wednedy to Mr. and Mr. WllUrd llofird, making one more member of the prince if Ak-Pr-Hcn, The little one' mother, Mia Mry I- Milhane, wa nueen of Ak-Par-Ren. Th prince will ba ehrl tened !thryn In honor nf her grnd molher, Mr. John A. McHhn,' Country Club Opening. Th director have fixed th opening of th Omlia Country plub for May tl. There will be th uual golf and tenul event on a handicap hi. with tahln d'hote dinner erved t I V) There will be a large orchestra for dancing In th railing. It I Imo prnpod by the hou rommlttee to hv the 01 cheat ra there a erly o tht then- my lie an Infiirmal reception while the matnber r lnpciing the new convenience In th- club buna, Fort Wayne Guest Honored. Ml Mildred Rowaer of Fort Wyne, Ind., who I tho hou gneet of Mli-a Marjorle Hum land, wa enterllned at tea hi the Fimlenclle thl afternoon by Ml Helen I-.pcneter, Hatnrdy there will bo a motoring picnic and Kundny evening a buffet dinner for Ml How- Scrub One! That glorious fkiua Hint bring nut Hie ijiirl! of con tent flllrl nip.krtt t.ion of our bo), but Piy, hov- the ltoij rllMip'irjv lic.i J o It ti n alldos In home, Thnt'g why lh wIho pgrent btt STEEL HOD HOES' FOR BOYS Tby com In Rutton n4 Rlut'hor, They oilwear two pair of ordinary boy' hoc $2.50 $2.25 Tloy' ilr.e J to ii Vi . . . . Llttl denli', 9 to 13 H . . , . force Pott Paid DREXEL SHOE CO. 1419 Farnam St. Strength of Prepared ness IS Found in Better uuaaaaaM Styles And That's, What I he Walk.Over Trade-Mark Means to r: Yah 'i A I - , I, (' 44 SUZANNE Made in uhite, gray, ivory, brown, champagne, bronze, black and combinations of red, black, gray and white. PP ol. Af.at for Qroniia Ortpp.r Burgloal gbo. for M Women. Ag.ata (or nolg Onaraat4 mo. W oarry tuaro eolor aiatob your bea. ata4 ta WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP 317 South 16th Street Hi Fin ti long Looke d F or is Mow Here!" .lie This morning we were awakened by the birds, we peeped out just as day was breaking, and for the first time felt reasonably sure that the good old summer time was en route. So now let's all be merry and gay; we believe good weather has come to stay. S - 1 at Thomas Kilpatrick & Co's. ailiraay Take It! Buy It, We'll Send It!! We quote a few attractions to whet your appetite: In the New Showroom, 2d Floor FIRST A BLOUSE SPECIAL. Crepe dc Chine, the late ones, embroidered or ruffle, trimmed, in rose, maze, flesh and white-$3.00 ON SATURDAY WORTH? YOU CAN JUDGE! SEC0ND-A COAT SPECIAL. Latest styles at $26.75. Here also we will say nothing about the worth. JUDGE YE! TWO WHIRLS IN SUITS-$20.75 and $30.50. You will appreciate the value of these, too but just as' an inkling1 you save y3 in many cases. It beats the Dutch how Sport Skirts are sell ing. And do you know the bright colors and the general effect reminds us of the land of dykes and windmills. We have the goods by the yard to mako them block stripes, awning stripes -some so loud you can almost hear them ;,5C to $1.00 PER YARD -ami it looks as if they will be scarcer than hen's teeth later. IMPORTED SWISSES-New and desirable patterns, 45 inches wide. Early this season sold up to $2 50, All together now, at $1.50. Printed Voiles, Colored Linen, .Madras Stripes. Silks! Silks!! Silks!!! And Then Silks! What ft biuinen .is being done on Silks everywhere the iwne story Tub Silks. Taf. fetw. Crepes, Georgettes, PlaUU, Stripes, Sums, Mcasahnes, Gros de Londres, Cordi ef various kinds -selling mort rapidly than ever before - a word of warning may not be amiss Silks sre r.ne-dyes hard to get--tinny of the dm arc fugitive -prices wall be hisher. Never so important as this very time, that you should buy your Silks from a RELIABLE STORE. SAME THING APPLIES TO WOOL DRESS GOODS. Stocks, complete prices much lower than they are likely to be later, WE MAKE SKIRTS TO YOUR MEASURE. $2.25 FOR THE MAKING. FIT WARRANTED. You must get your orders in AT ONCE, if you want EARLY DELIVERY you must have your measure taken AT ONCE. Men, Shirt Yourselves Saturday Soft or laundered cuffs, cut full, well made, great assortment and the patterns are the very spring production $1.00 EACH. Continued &ti OA 1 UKUA I Onyx Day For Women, NO. 1, at orr pr. For Women, NO. 2, at $1.00 pr. Blick, white, tan, gTay, ptnk, iky ami many shades all-worth SI CO and 11.50 prr pair. Mr, Man, here are two Vr you ;i5o ai d $1.00 every v. anted color Aorth fCc ami $1 ?0 juir. (mi You Can Buy It and Buy It and Leave It!!! COBB! will be pleased to see you Saturday, and so will Mrs. Cobb! And so, too, will the good natured, courteous saleswomen "They are thick as peas in a pod." Some one said, THERE IS A REASON THIS IS IT. COBB STANDS FOR THE BEST IN CANDY. Underwear for Women Fine rib, lace-kneo suits, GLOBE! Lisle Suits! Rib Suits -Regularly 75c, at 50. Out sizes, always 90c, at 75S BOYS' SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, were 35c, Saturday, 15. Junior Suits, special Saturday, $21.75. Children's Coats, Sport Dresses latest and most popular styles. Tailored Hats for children, silks and light wools, beautiful straws, from $1.00 UP. Silk Petticoats, $2.05 and $5.00-VERY SPECIAL. Crepe de Chine Underwear, second floorbeautiful and so pleasing next to the flesh. Take Our Advice-Stock Up on Kids We have lambs as well and a wonderful va riety of Silk Gloves, including all the good things that KAYSER MAKES. Skins are mighty hard to get and nowadays tho foreigner does not use tlie same rare in curing or dress ing. After the war - Oh, what's the use, WHO KNOWS WHAT'WILL BE WHAT. You run no risk in buying your glavm now - you run much risk iu deferring glove buying till then. The Wonderful Sale of Low Shots continues Saturday, We started with about 500 PAIRS, Not nearly tint number now. THE ASSORTMENT 13 8TIL1. GOOD- run i; s:i.:i5 VALUI'.il $5 00 AND SA 00. Low Shoe time is here NOW. u UNUSUAL CORSET EVET ofVJTAL IMPORTANCE to. ALL WOMEN THIS NemoWeek finds us doing a tremendous business under very trying conditions. The always-growing demand for our standard models and the marvelous increase in sales nf our Wonderlift Corsets have resulted in our orders being largely in excess of the capacity of our factory. In addition, the cost of all corsetmateriat has greatly increased (in some cases doubled), and is still going higher. Certain materials cannot be had, in sufficient quantity, at any price. All of which mean$ that Nemo Cor$0t$ may toon b tcarct in th market, and that a substantial advance in retail Nemo price h inevitable. In the face of these condition, we shall emphasize our policy a.nd make this Nemo Week a great event by featuring, in addition to our full regular line at regular prices, a fine "Nemo Week Special" $o.oo Self-Reducing Corset ) mmm 007 A nw 8!f-Rduolo model, tor fiill finr, tall or of medium hifht. Md of our ipoll "Sueliei" batiita, fti-onf, thin lahrlo, which it bow loo oodly to he ud In eonel atlinf t ll thnS.O0. Skirt medium, hint rather low. Sir. 22 to 36 43.00. No Such Value Again for Some Time to Come! Several other models in fine batiste, for summer wear, and all your old favorite Self-Reducing models, better than ever many of them now at prices less than you will pay for your nrt on. Study Nemo Wonderlift Corsets Guard Your Health and Youthful Grace Take thi occasion to itudy and try out the Nemo Wonderlift (Dorset. In many utorei you will find conctiere w ho are member or graduates of the Nemo . Hygienic Fashion Institute, whose Willed asuiitancc will be invaluable to you. From, a health atandpotnt, Wonderlift Oirscti are immeasurably superior to all others, and they are also mpcrb V T LR corsets. In due time nearly every woman who weart cor t$ willpreUr to wear the ''SelMhlp" Wonderlift. There is now tt Wonderlift model for every figure, from the eitrcmely lean to tho very itoutt I'or ttix.1 ur, hrt r f t! f( madium hM. Si.aaWto.U P3UU RCC Vol lallar tll r, hihr C ff 000 utJk, ttmiUiuM 90vvl KCn ' lJr tn aaatiiuat t(j. Hit UUV a.liww hii. i am liil Kalitl. ! 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