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THE OMAHA SUNDAY HEE: APRIL 30, 1916.
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in Society Circles
Gueiti from Australia.
Ameng the Interesting gueU of the
spring will be Mr'. and Mri. Clyde A.
MerkntraMer of Sdney, Australia, for
iwrly of Omaha. The lierkstrasrs ar
rive ihif morning to b the guet until
Trurn'sy of Mm E. ft. WMnon. They
mi" enroute lo r.er horn after a visit In
rerrla, 111.
Among the affair given In honir of
the Australian guret n 111 bo a dlnn'-r
tl.li evemrg 1 y Mr. ai.d tm. W. H. lleril
roeti: a lunchfoti at the Konteneile Mon
day ny Mra. H I.. Tutoba, and In th eve
Ti u Or, and Mr. Murrl II. Oiinham
III g le a dinner at their home, follow I
t mi Orpheum party an4 riiprr II)"
Fntitrnelle. Tuesday Mr. Ankew Alex
ander mill five a lurirheon and Mra. IS
Jl. Wllenn a dlnnar. Mr. Marry Weller
will le hostess Wednesday at a lum'heon
and In !te evening lh Henry Coke will
ghr a runner at their home for Mr. and
Mr. Ii i krtrawr
Winter Sojourner Return.
Sir. and Mra. (Jennie )', Mjnro and
lixhy returned leaf week from California.
Mr, W, H. f'opplfton and aon, William,
will It home next "k from California,
atheie they have ln-ri alnre Die firnt of
February.
.Mia John T, Klerl of Coutul) Dluffa
nil her dNiikhtrr, Mr, Wlldman, re
:iiiiH Krlday troin Hun Antonio, Tea.,
here they a petit the winter,
Mia. U, C. John lies returned from a
liilrr ene nt Ml. ivteralmrg, Hi, Mra.
Ji. n la Ooiilna coui.ly aiiperilil'-ndent
for the Woman Oitlstian Teinprranca
Union.
Mia CHI lilerbower, who ha been In
I'Nllfornla all wuiler with her mother,
Mi. J. K. lioyd, la expected home thla
wrelt, but Mr. Uoyd will remain weat
until inter In I In- t Inic.
Mr. I, H. I,ivltl he returned from
Cill'omlu and Mexl-o. where the apent
lne winter; Mr, i, J. McClalr from Ore
Itoii ar Mi, t'oia K-ihertatn frsm
Tallinn, n, All of the) women are
ni'iit'ier of tlia Omni a Wnimii'i I'hrle
thin Ti iiiIh ranee union.
Further Lecturci for Mr. Merrill-
I'm'er Hie aiiHfd' of the Hatred ll-arl
1 1 1 1 1 1 ri k ssu'W.lallnn, Mr. Anthony Mr
il!l will (rive two extra leisure during
lur stay In Omaha. Tito first one la to
. he Thursday afternoon a I 4, when her
.iiji will l,o "Why Do We itad
rooks" The aeeond lerluio will bo the
foi' i w ing Monday, May , at t In the
ftvinonn, when "(inllda of the Karly
"hi:r-h" will he I ho aubjoct. Tlrketa
irty be eured from Mra. Arthur
Keillne, Mr. (ieorge l,er, Mlaa
I l! ii' fie Kinaler or at tha door.
Mra. Merrill will jrlv a ouie of three
h-rturoa thla week In t'oun- II Htuffa alo,
Mr. Horace Kverett having xivon her
home for the fit at on Tueadoy morn
ing, when "Making the Moat of Tour
Ufa' will be Iho aubject. Thuraday
morning will b the aocond lecture at
the home of Air, fharle T. Htewart
on "The Tlar of Beauty," and Saturday
"Our International Contribution" will b
given at Mr. Erneat K, Ilart'a.
Immediately after the completion of
hur courne hero Mra. Merrill goea to
Mollnr, III., at the Invitation of Mr.
George reek, who I planning to give a
lecture-tea at her lovely country noma,
with Mra, Merrill Iho lecturer.
Popular Twin Sitters Return.
The return of the fipleaberger twin,
on of thorn now Mra. Bamuel Ftahlno
wlch of New York City, on Tueaday u
frmugnt with much Intereet to their
fimatm friend, especially aa it brought
a lo tha formal announcement of Mlaa
Mamie engagement to Mr. ftamoet
Cramer of fw Tork City. The two
young women ara with their parent.
Mr, and Mr. N. A. Spleaberger, who
have been vUltlng Mra. Rablnowtrh In
the eaat and returned horn with them.
Mlaa ftpteabcrger. too, ha been gone Tor
aeveral montha. spending moat 'Of tha
time with her alater.
Swimming Claues at Bellevue.
From now on tho awlmmlng pool l
Bi llevue college will bo Invaded by aom
of Omaha emart aet among tho younger
clrta and boya under tha direction of
Ml Oladya Tree, who will give leaaona
In awlmmlng to them every Wedneaday
and Katurday. Mlaa Tree baa mapped out
an aitrai'tlve ptosram which la to Include
all Klnil of atroke and divca neceaaary
to the playing of water polo, a game
elie hope t, iav her puplla ready to
Urt hy next action. Of troka ther
will ..e aide, back, breaat, Iigltah racing,
ttudaeon and crawl, and of dive. wl
Auntrallan aplaah, tniprdo, Kath
anii wheel, aomeraault, and aa on
tliimigh a Ht faecitiailng aa a pro
t i:in of new dunce ateps. And then life
vlng and how to reiicltte a drowning
tin will he part ft the Itiatmollnn
g:ten.
Amung th(a who are beginning leeenna
aif M Daphne rtra. Mary Hiirk
In. detail Ingweieen, Meltora tHvt.
Hrl.ii ( taike, l gnu l'iter.in, Mary
Atotliath. I'laire D..ul,n, Mra. M
WeibrH.k, and of the ouner girl.
v' I'Unn, l.tnnia Nh. Virginia
Markrl, hathattn Hart m. Julia raid-
'' Dfiotlss Jif'l. Katharine Coad.
;' llitt!tn. Katharln Tartan and
rnncf ment Announcement
Mr atfl Mi I wa tVhn annaune th
t;i!t.i ( tnnit ttajghter. It, it. a. and
Mr lltriMi Colin ,V w.lh
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HER ENGAGEMENT TO WED IS
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lh guild will i ve te-i and hold a haxanr
In tha filld room of th church Wednea
day afternoon fiom 3 to 6 o'clock. Mra.
('. W. I.yinm la In chai'Ke of the ten
table, alti'd hy Mia, J.luyd O. llol-
apple, Mr. V, II. Jni.e and Mlna Hle:i
hcohle. The affnlt I to he given In ln
Icreat of the building fund. Among tho
article for Mile will he doll and apron.
Hinton-Chaie Wedding.
Ml Caniiellta Che, daughter of Mr.
and Jin. Clement Chaae, waa married
laat evening at I o'clock at HI. Chryao-
Ktom' church, hClcago, to Mr. Uebaatian
(Union. Itight lie v, etlorge Allen Beei her.
blbp of Kearney, a Minted by Rev.
flardner McW'hortar of Ht. Chryaoalom',
will officiate. I Mm Helena Chaae, alater
lo tha bride, waa mrUd of honor, and
th biideamalda were Ml Mildred Rog
er of Omaha and I Mm eJan Hterllng
of hClcago, Mary and Margaret Wattle,
daughtera of Mr. and Mra, Uurdon VV,
Wattlea were th flower girl. Mr, Bpeii
cer Gordon of Washington wa beat man
and th uaher were Mr. Clement IS.
Chaa of Kewlrkley, Pa.; Mr. Alfred
Walter of Plttaburgh, Mr. John Bcull of
Rvamton and Mr.' Kdward Llvlngeton of
Chicago.
After th ceremony th father and
mother of th brtd held a reception at
their home In llmh at rr et.
Among the Omaha gtieat at th wed
ding were Mra. Kdmund Minor Fair
field, Mra. Warren Ml Roger, Mr. tJur
don W. Wattle, Mla Margaret Wattlea.
Mia Mary Wattlea and Mlaa Mary
Munchhoff. Min. Wolff of New York
City, Mr. and Mr. Clement Ii. Chaa of
Bewtcklay, Ta ; Mr. Alfred Walter of
ritleburgrt and Mr. George L. Peck of
New York were alao preaent.
Mr. and Mra. Hlnton will apend their
honeymoon at a Hummer cottage In
Wood atock, N. T., and will be at horn
after July 1 at Vtt Lake View avenue.
Pait Feitivitiei.
Mia Helen Foley entertained a dancing
party at her horn Monday evening,
Tho preaent were;
Mleae Mlae
Maria Flannlgan Anna Foater
(lertrude McDnrmott Iran Mughe
Maria Flannlgan
Mera. Meaaia
K.arl Oarigner Ray Hughee
Carl May hay Cart oil
Auatln Hedenstrelt
High School Affair.
Th Sigma Tan Nu, a oclal club of
tb Central high achool, gav a dinner
at th Hotel Loyal laat evening. Mr.
and Mr. Arthur R. Thatcher chaperoned
th affair, with Mr. Robert Chrlatle
acting a toaatmaater. Covr wr laid
for forty guet.
Min Tree to lecture.
Mlaa Olady Tree will lecture on "At
lanlla ' Tuaertay afternoon at 4 o'clock
at Mia Conper'a atudlo In th l.yrte
building Mlaa Trw I a delightful Kng
tlh girl who ha eom her to gtv In
(tructton In dancing and phvitcal eultura
Prtttint Mile Affair.
Th woman of the Prettltet Mile Oulf
dub will ha entertained at a May break
feat Tueedey morning at II aeluck at
th hem e( Mi tlienn Hmlth. The
b"t will b titetl by
Mf,tame
Chri Dreaher
Flank D I a'H.ei.
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Oaahani at EsctUinr Springi.
New (tonah arrival at th 11. Ul
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FORT WAYNE GIRL GUEST OF
MISS MARJORIE HOWLAND.
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church auile. Saturday noon Mr. Carl
Nonllund of Auburn gav a luncheon at
th I-oyl for Ml Jerpe. Th uet
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Ml Mlaeea
Kleanor Jerpe, Adlne Jerpe,
He I ma Jerpe. " Ami Hlnnrn,
Kllen Hloom. Lily lletidrlckaon.
Clara Petereon,
Mlea Henrickaon will give a mlacella
neou ahower next Monday for Mlaa Jerpe
and Ihuraday evening Mlaa Clara Peter
ion will entertain at her home for th
futur bride.
For Mri. Merrill.
Mr. Frank L. Haller gav a pretty
luncheon at th I'lilveraity club Saturday
afternoon for Mra. Anthony French Mer
rill of Chicago. Th dining room and
table wr decorated with th color of
th Llnlnger Travel club, green end white,
and th tabl held a rar oriental center
piece embroidered tn Turklali gold and
allver. A Tiffany branched vaa waa
filled with all aorta of white aprlng
flower and a bouquet of pink awaat pea
wa a; each plat. Tho preaent wer;
Meadamea Meadamea
A. K Merrill. F.lar Wakeley,
K. K Dempater, I-rrilelh k II. t.oie
Itobcrt Doheity
Ijlen Gibbon.
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A. 1. Wllilaina,
J J. Pkkey,
Ralph t'onnell,
I ink 1.. Mailer.
Joeph M. Mntcalf,
J. W, Onfflih,
.1, H Kvan.
Draper Hmlth. a
Ml Nellie Wkelev
Women Golferi to Meet.
The Omaha Woman Onlf aoo4atinn
will hold a bua'neea meeting Wednaiday
tt t o'clock at th Hotel Fontenella. met
lanln floor, to dlecu th time and place
for th flret golf match and further plana
for thla year. Mra. K. If Bprague ta
president; Mra. William Tracy Rum,
flial vU preeldenti Mra. J. W, Tlllnon.
a'"nd vr prealdeiit, and Mr, I. M
Lord, e.rlry-lreurer.
Columbui Club Dance.
Th Celumhua dub entertained at a
dancing party at tha lUnac-em park pa
vilion Thursday evening T follow Ing
wer ptht
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Martin ll.iliruva,
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POPULAR GIRL WHOSE ENGAGE
MENT IS ANNOUNCED.
Mtmie Spitsbergen
houa gueat of Mlaa ljula tlouck, leave
for her horn Tueaday. Another Lincoln
gueat, Mia Paulln Enalgn, la vlaltlng
Mlaa Edith Hamilton.
Personal Mention.
Mr. T. V, Tully 1a eerloualy 111 at her
hem.
Mr. W. K. W eatenberger of I-anceater,
0., la vlaltlng tier daughter, Mr. R. A.
Campbell.
Th Mlaaea Bella and Jo von Mlanafelde
ara at th Ciaremont Inn until tha end
of th achool year.
Mr. and Mra. C. C. Relden expect to
move Into their new home at 4909 Cali
fornia atreet about Juno I.
Mra. Fred Ochaenbeln of Ft Iiui. la
making an extended vlilt with her
mother, Mr. H. V. Beaver.
Olarenca Peter, who he been re
cuperating at Southern Pine, 8. C.,
from an operation upon ht ear, I at
horn and will not return to Yale thla
year.
Mr. and Mra C T, Taylor relumed
Wedneeday from a thre niontha' trip.
After apendtng the winter In Fhuld. Mr.
and Mra. Taylor vlltd In Washington
and Buffalo.
Mr. and Mra, H K, Freddckon ex
pect to motor down lnli Mlaatmrt Hun
day for a ahert Walt with relallvea.
after which they will Irate f,if their
ranch In W ynmln and mn l th mm.
mr touring Colorado, Wyoming; and the
Tellewatnne National park,
Ray Millard wa home far thre d
freni the t'ltotih achuul In N'w llait
her h t tu4lnt Oil yr It left
Tu-ty te piut tit i et hi Waaler
v. atit-a In t tic i witli In father, Mr
W MDSard ln l'etr. a 1.0 at
tend Ih rn a h. al. retain t.'rn..rr,.
ef'er wk at bm
la and Out of tht B Hit
Mr J.ha U Whtr mi lined Monday
frm ftcaielrr ailrt
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Sunday from Lincoln, whero they were
called by the lllnena of Mr. eUvcr'a
father.
Mr. 1.. V. Crofoot, who ha been eaat
to apend th Kaalcr vacation with her
daughter, Vlrulnla. is expected homo to
morrow. Mr. Cieoixe A. lloaglanri went up laat
week to Ike Washington, where lie ex
pect to cpend the cummer at hi favorite
(port, flahing.
Social Gossip.
Mr, mid Mra. a. K. Haveratlck will re
lurn fcuin U111 cat Monday.
Kx-toiiurcaanian Flumlcy of Vermont
waa a gncet of Or, arid Mra. 8. R. Town
Wednesday.
Mlaa Vurlon Kuhn and Mlaa Gertrude
Meii! leave Tuiiaday for two week on
the MU ranch nenr Cody, Neb,
Min Dorothy Rlngwalt ha been at
Weat Point, N. Y vUltlngr her slater,
Mra. Thoma 1. Haye, and Lieutenant
Hayea.
Mr. HwartilatMlfir, who went to Wash
ington, D, C, ten day ago,, haa been
in Annapolis with Mr. Nathan Hhelton
for a dy or two.
,MIa Murtha Folda, who has been In
New Mexico thla laat winter, waa In
Omaha nt tho Kotitenello Thursday and
Frldny, on vt way eaat.
Mrs. Mark II. Peck arrived Tueaday
from Huffalo to apend th summer here
with Mrs. George A. Hoe-gland and her
niece, Mr. Fred Montmorency, Mra,
Peck has been living In Buffalo for the
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MIGHTY SALE OF DRESSESl SPRING COATS AT PRICES
Every Drtu in Stack it Reduced 1'bat Will Be the Talk of the Town
5 $9i $i3i $io i2i nm
For Dreuos For Dresies For Dresaes For Ooats For Ooatt For Ooati
Eeiralarly EnilarlT ' Regularly Worth to Worth to Worth to
$9.60 $16.60 $22.60 $15.00 $17.50 $23.60
3llk or Wool Silk or Wool Ulk ar Wool For Every Ua 811k or Wool Silk or Wool
Tho prloet quoted ahoro ar not mere "newgpaper bait," but are bon-fld
reductlona offered In order to reduce our atock. Thla aale meant that you get
t garment May lit at a price ordinarily not quoted until July. You are offered
the tale price now while the g txment 1 1 In ttyl not when the teaeon It patt
ir you bare not yet purchased don't let tbla opportunity patt.
Ntw Spring Blouses
Georgette, Crepe de Chine
Regular $8.60 Values
$4.95
Of
This Coupon Puts 43
Cts. in Your Hand-
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THINK of
Kettle made
pure thick sheet Aluminum, for 87 cents
instead of $1,30, the regular price. We
are losing our own profit and givintf the retailer's
profit to you to introduce ' 1892" Aluminum
Cooking Utensils into every home. I lere is the
biggest bargain in the best Aluminum your good
money can tuy. The Coupon below is actually
worth 43 cents. It represents that much cash.
Dot yoo must bm prompt. Thla opportunity won't
laat loot . Thla Kettle It oo of tha tip-top quality
lOfi SPUN
ALUMINUM
Gookiiu? Utensils
guaranteed to wear and give complete
satisfaction for 20 years. Made by the oldeit
Aluminum concern tn ilileni. Mt. H. C. Kelt,
lir(illle. Oh lev kat tii flvemutt "11. 1" Alum.
irtnt Kettl erery day for Jl yr tnj tayt In a lei.
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last two yeare with her on, Mr. Herbert
Gannett, and Mrs. Gannett.
Mrs. Ella Magee leaves today for
Greenwich, Conn., to spend severai week
a the sueat of Mr, and Mr. E. Olmon
Bird at their ummer home. "Appletrce
Farm."
Mr. Iteba Morgan la spending the week
In Lincoln with her grandchildren, during
tha abenre of their parents, Mr. and
Mr. Georgo Proudflt, who ara at Excel
alor Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoxl Clarke, who were
called here by th death of her grand
father, Mr. Martin Cola, will return eat
Mondwy and will bo followed later by
Mr. Clarke's mother, Mrs. Ella Squires,
who will spend tha iimmor with them.
Notei of Intereit.
Mis Kmlly Keller,, chaperoned by her
mother, Mr. Charles D. Keller, attended
th ICaater hop at Wert Point laat Hatur
day from Rosemary Hall. Mrs. Keller Is
no In New York.
Mr. M. V. Cameron Is lay delegata to
tha general conference of th Methodist
church, which opens May ) at Saratoga,
N. Y. He had chartre of th excursion
party that left here Wednesday.
Miss Heth Vail Is spending th week In
Beatrice with conalns and returna to
Omaha Tueaday for a few day before
leiivlnrf for Hancock, Mich., where her
marriage to Mr, Iwssau of Newton, Conn.,
Is lo take pine Juno 24,
Mr. and Mr. J. H. F.vans or Salt Lak
City are here vHUni relative. Mr. Kvans
15th and Douglas Streets
to Reduce Our Stock of Women's
Suits, Coats and Dresses at Once!!!
The continued chilly weather baa retarded our expected
buMnegg. Our stock of women'g apparel are heavier than they
should be tt tbla time, but wa ara not going to alt and wait for
tha weather.
We are going to reduce thit stock of Women's Wear
with a sale that ordinarily would be considered
wonderful if given in July, but it starts Monday
and will last one week. Don't miss it! It
WOMEN'S HANDSOME SPRING SUITS
$15
for Suiti Worth
$25.00
ALL MATERIALS
For Suiti Worth
$32.50
SILK OR WOOL
Suits From $50 Up,
Every Suit Goes
Women's Silk $f
Walking Skirti fJ
jgyife
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To Retail Merchants:
You art hereby sulhortitrd kt tell In bcaitr, mt 5 qt. "IH.Q
rurt arun Aluminum K Hi Nu, fv nrtiilcrd ua t. U M
)car, at ih Jvf rticU price rl ; cent inMcaJ tl $l.,V0.
Illlnoli Pure Aluminum C.
Lemont Cook County Illlnoli
i)jjjlj,j,)il.
Is tax eommliwloner of the OreKon Short .
Line Railroad company and for many
yaara prior to Moving to Halt Laka waa
a resident of Onmlia.
Mr. Frank ColpcUer ha dismantled
and cloned her home on Kouth Twenty
fifth avenue and, witli her mother, Mr.
Dubois, haa gone to the Colonial to stay
until they go to Chlcngo to spend the
summer with Mra Colpetzer's daughter,
Mrs. Harry Wllklns.
Divorce Courts Are
Being Kept Busy
Application for divorce are;
Catherine Zoueher from Thoma. Mar
ried in 19I2, and charges deacrtlott.
Llllle L. Cherry from Gaorg Cherry.
Married at Independence, Kan., In l9f.
Charge desertion and nonaupport, Aka
cuatody of three children.
Beatrice Rurreaa haa been granted a
divorce from Benjamin Burreas, on
grounds of cruelty.
Mildred Branlff has been given a sep
aration from William A. Branlff on
ground of cruelty.
Myrtle Mankoakl has been granted a
divorce front Paul.
William J. Dean wants a dlvorc from
Knnls Klaln Dean on grounds of cruelty.
Mary Volnovlch wants a divorce from
Ztvan, her husband, on grounds of drunk
enness. Phonha J ifulae want a dlvorea from
James L, llulee on grounds of cruelty.
J3erS
25
For Suitg Worth
$42.60
SILK OR WOOL
Priced to Off
Nothing Reserved
Sale of New Waists
Silk or Lace
values to 4.
Values to $4.60
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