THE REE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. . 1016.
Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -:- Club Doings
HRONIGLE SOCIAL
EYENTS OF FARM
Movement in the South to Tell of
Rural "Engagements," "Teas"
and "Comings Out."
TEXAS IS .TAXING THE LEAD!
Ity MF.I.MFim Majr n.
It may not be long until the gonial af
faire of the women on the farms will be
ihroniclM on the society pan with the
rent of the play of the day.
Thla la a movement that le appirah'ni
us. not from (he rant, a eoclal Innova
Hone usually come, but from the south
end TfXM seems to be lis mother. Mrs.
neslna Kalb la' railed "the governor of
7xhb farm women.''
From Texa, the movement entered
Louisiana and fprcad northwer.l In Ar
kansas. With the more rapid mean of
toral traveling, there Is no longer any
rpaeon that rural women slimilrl be cut
off from active eoHal life, that the farm
?lrl cannot have their ' rnmlnsa-om."
the r formal ennaitement announcement,
flie showers and all the rHIihtfut llttli
ways Ihnt the friends of the future hrlfU
may take to allow siibstont al well wish
ing. One rannot help marvelling what ih
movement will mean when It reaches a
great. ' agricultural etate HUe Nebraska;
ard rural society, orgail?ed and prepired
for tta play, lakes ita plure besides, the
urban.
SINGS TITLE ROLE IN OPERETTA Miss Hazel Evans
to take leading part in play at the Young Women's Chris
tian association Thursday evening.
Sewing for Visiting Nurses.
The Ileld Club Hewing circle, which
baa been sewing for the Vlaltlng Nurses
ssawlMtlon the In at winter, will meet
Thursday afternoon with, Mr. I. M. My
ers. The member of the organisation
are;
Meadamea
I. M Myera,
i". If. Hopkins,
P. W, ( onrey,
A F. I.eeriiiakers.
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.Annle Andrews,
Meadamea
i', A. Coons,
K. II. Wilson.
C. H. Grant
t'lsixl Ktoikham.
'Mlaeea
Jennie Andrews.
Fast Hospitality.
Mr. Fred Jensen entertained a party of
friends at lier home Monday afternoon
upon tiie occasion of her birthday, Those
present were:
MosdHnica Mesdames
M. Mock, Fred .leneon,
II. fiKHsrd, C. Wind.
M. OviTgaare), K. Clausen,
J. M. Jorg-nsen, 3. JI. be Witt.
J. T. Ktraeser,
Mlsa Anna, Jorgenaen. '
Linen Shower for Dr. Mason. I
Mlsa Barbara Churchill entertained at
a linen shower for Dr. Elizabeth Mason
Katurday, May S, In Ilncoln. The after
noon wag spent In hemming tta towela
for tha guest of honor. The hoateaa was
aaalated by her aunt, Mrs. A. P. Kemp
ton. Those present were: Rebanla Sis
ler and Hortenaa Kauffman of Geneva,
Olive AugusUna of Grand Island, Mrs.
Carl Bolen, Pr. Elisabeth Mason, Bar
tbara Churchill, K. Dorcaa Chrlatenaen, of
Vrnaha; Ruth Dore, Kathleen 8lsler, Fay
IjMjJabury, Charlotte Jenkins, Clara Hohl,
fry, George Mason, Mlrs, A, F. Kampton,
Carey Butler, Grace Munson, of Lincoln.
Eecital and Tea. "'
Mrs. Douglas Wclptbn hail twenty girls
of her classes at her home thla afternoon
for sons recital and informal tea. The
rooms were decorated In garden flowera.
Last Fling Lecture.
An unusual Interest centers about Pro
fessor Fling's sixth and last lecture of
Ma aeries thla evening at 8: IS o'clock at
the city ball. The subject will be "The
Greater German Empire."
Preceding the lecture Mr. and Mrs.
Edward L. Burke entertain at their home
at a formal dinner In honor of the
speakers. Those present will be:
Ti;of. Frederick Morrow Fling.
Messrs. and Meailanies-.
Ilallnck F. Kose, Edward U Burke.
Mesdames Masilamee
Charles Of f utt. John E. Burke.
Guest Tea.
Mlrs. V. A. Fraser gave an Informal
tea from 4 to o'clock at her home thla
afternoon for her mother, Mrs. George
X. Qulllninn. of rnllas, Tex. The living
rooms and tea table were decorated with
llla'-a and garden flowers of the hostess'
growing. Mrs. Qiilllnian will be the gueat
of her daughter fur the summer.
Thimble Club.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the
Thimble club was held this afternoon at
Hie home of Mrs. J. O. rbllllppl. Mrs.
I-:. V. I.MIs and Mrs. 9. A. Duf field were
lh guests of the afternoon.
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Les Amies Whist Club,
Mrs. It. M fathers entertained the
tnemhere of l.ea Amies Whist club at
)i-r hums Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ku
grnc Atkins and Mlrs, fharlea Weber
iin pri.ia for the csrd gnie In two
ekj the club will be entertained by
Ms firs, e Mtckel.
Dinner-Dance for Simons.
In h"tvr of Mr and Mrs. fMwsid
Slui.in, wSo ha'e J im rsmnied from Ohl
h.r thir ncddlng t'-o pl-
l ot wet it, a lr dlnm r dance was given
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Miss Hazel Evans will sing the title
role in the Japanese operetta, "Princess
Chrysanthemum," to be given Tfirsday
evening by the Industrial and Confer
ence clubs of the Young Women's Chrla
tlan association. Tha proceeds will be
used to send delegatea to the Industrial
eonfftrencn at Storm Lake, la., July 10.
Other roles In the operetta include Mlsa
at the Hotel Fontenelle Monday evening.
Toasts to the tiewlyweda were proposed
by Meaars. C. 8. Elgutter. If. B. Zlmman,
Harry Lapldus , Arthur Roaenblum,
Henry Monaky, Inldor Zelgler, Isldor
Keea 'and' Nathan fjernsteln, and a silver
servlco was presented the honor guests.
Amerl an Beauty Yoaes brightened tha
dinner table, at which covers were placed
for:
Messrs and Meadamea
Edward Hlmon.
Ham J. Iou,
Iyoula Hlller,
M. I. Gordon.
H. A. Wolf,
Sam Levey,
Iiuta Hlmon.
M. Bernateln,
M. Krolrten.
Frank fiplegal,
Jlrs. Phil Koollsh of fhlcago
Harry Lapldua,
II. W'tlllnsky,
Henry Monaky,
Arthur Roaenblum,
A. M. Browar.
If. Kaskee,
B. A. Simon.
L. Kroloff,
Charles F.lgutter,
Max Wolfson,
Misses-
Lena Hlmon,
Gertrude Simon.
Solomon,
Rosa Mushkln,
Itess Monsky,
Janet Shamea,
Messrs.
Sam Ptinsky,
I. Levy,
Isldor Raea,
Marry Kavlch.
Louis Hrnateln.
Isldor Zelgler.
Louis Hhamea,
Harry Malaahok,
Misers-
Bessie Krleden,
Stella Wolfson,
Goldie Melcher.
Jennie Kraane.
iiesa Adler.
Messrs
Max Bernataln.
William Castleman,
A. Rosenberg,
Nathan Bernstein,
Nathan Simon,
If. B. Zlmman.
Charle Rlteman.
Phil Levey,
On the Calendar.
Mrs. Victor Gladstone HI r a
bridge luncheon at the Henshaw hotel on
Tuesday, May 18.
Notes of Interest.
Thn Woman's Journal for the eurrent
week publishes a poem protest against
child labor, "The LKtle Tollers," by Joy
Montgomery HlRgtns of Omaha. Mlsa
lllgglna Is secretary of tha Audubon so.
clety and la a well known aoolul worker.
Past Festivities.
Mtssea Anne Wlntroub and Ann Roch-
Elal Housch, Til-Hp; Miss Grace Pool,
the emperor; Mlsa Flora Melcher, Baucer
Eyes, the cat; Miss Orace Thorn, Prince
Bo; Mlas Kdna Bartlett. Prince Po-flll,
and Mlsa Olive Kerguaon, Top-Not, the
chamberlain.
There will be a number of fairies and
sprites, too, among them Misses Marie
Rtsney, Violet Byers, Kesle Branlman,
Martha Meyer and Anna Schmlts.
man entertained Informally at the hme
of the ..latter Sunday-, .Those present
ware: v
Misses
Leah Frank,
Sarah Negelman,
Lena Oarmel
Ruth Brown,
Fannie Ackerman.
Mlascs
Anne Wlntroub,
Anne Rnrhman,
Gertrude Castle- ,
man,'
Fannie Zlgman,
Minnie Levy,
Messrs.
William Wlntroub,
Sam Horn,
George Glvot,
Messrs.
Jack rfelner,
Harry Plnkovlts,
Mol WUUiQUb.
For Miss Scott.
Mrs. Chester Nleman gave an Informal
bridge at her home this afternoon to
four tables. The girls playing formed
the Intimate circle of Mlsa I'arda Scott'a
friends, Including the ribbon stretchers
at the Wadsworth-Scott wedding Tues
day, May 11 Tomorrow Miss Mildred Marr
of Kansas City , will give an afternoon
bridge In honor of Miss Hcott at the
home of her slater, Mrs. Charles Ilen-
drtckson.
Activities of the
Social Settlement
for the Last Year
Close to J4. was expended In main
taining the Social Settlement last year,
according to tha eighth annual report ,
Just issued. The settlement board bcglna I
a new year's activities with a small I
balance In Ita favor. I
Special mention Is made of the or- ,
ganisatlona which contributed to the wel.
fare of the aettlement. the Settlement
Players, for five years under the direc
tion of Miss Msry Irene Wallace, the
Settlement Woman's club and the Young
People'a Camp club, which Is trying to
esrn money to hold a summer camp this
year,
Tha activities st the house Includn for
the girls eight cooking classes, campfire
clubs, sewing, housekeeping, dancing,
basket making, millinery and music
classes, snd for the boys, settlement
scouts, gymnastlca, chair caning, ham
mock weaving, basket making, pastel
art work, music manual training game
clubs and social clubs.
Miss Beulah Ryrd Is hesd resident. The
officers are: Mrs. J. w. Jtoomns ro
dent; Mlrs. (!. W. Holdrege vice presi
dent; Mrs. A. K. Jones second vice pres
ident; Mrs, U M. I-crd, secretary, snd
Mrs. A. W. Rowman, treasurer.
BLUE GOOSE ORDER HAS
BANQUET ATTHE HENSHAW
The Ancient and Honorable Order of
the Blue Oonse, which haa as Its mem
bers nearly 100 of the prominent firs
lnsursnce sgents of the stste, gave a
hanouet at the Henehew hotel Monday
evening.
Several of the Insurance agents and ad
justers of Nebraska responded to tosats,
In which tha work of tha tnaursno ir
ternlty was reviewed and wishes ex
pressed for a continued co-operative
spirit among tha men.
W. B. F.astam. aeceretary of the state
board of Insurance, with headquarters
at Lincoln, was the giieet of honor.
Tba following are the new members
of the Blue Goose organisations Charles
Fltxpatrlck, Clarence K Marlon, W. If.
Brown, W. ri. Dickey, W, B. Dudley, P.
W. Zimmerman, W. B. Reynnlda and f.
It. Clancy,
SUFFS ADVISEO TO LAY
ASIDE ML DIFFERENCES
WTWrAPOLII?. Minn., May .-A
warning to women to put aside personal
differences and eo-operata to tne ruiiesi
extent in the fight for national en
franchisement was sounded by speakera
today before the Mississippi Valley Buffi-age
association.
Centralisation of power Is the Way to
ultimate success, declared Anne Martin,
In speaking for the campaign for equal
suffrage In Neva.de. The dlatrlcts which
have failed to observe this fact are still
fighting In the dark.
Induces Sleep.
Take Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-Honey for
that haoklng nlitht cough; It iitnpe the
cough and you sleep. SSo. All dnigglsts.
Advertisement,
Green Re-Elected ,
Head of Eurnascp
Welfare Board
A. L Green wss re-elected president of
the Burgesa-Nesh Welfare association at
the annual meeting and entertainment
held Monday evening at the Hotel Castle.
Tom Kelley wss elected vice president;
,1. II. Tnylor. treasurer, snd Frank L.
Johnson, secretary. Mrs K. W. Marsh.
Mlsa Ruth Eberhart and Mk-ssrs. A. B
Curtis and Ray Coady were named on
the governing board.
The entertainment Included musical se.
lections by the Burgess-Nash (jusrtet
snd impersonations by Kdward Madden,
following which there was dancing, the
music fur which was furnished by a
nine piece orchestra, made up of Ihe
store's employee, Three hundred attended.
Eva Lang Will
Open at Boyd's on
Sunday Evening
Mlsa F.va Iing ts coming back.
fiha will bring her entire company with
her from Kansas City, and will open a
the Boyd theater on nunday night, pre
senting "On Trial." which aha Is playing
In Kansas City this week. Hilly Sunday
hsa provrti entirely too strong npposl-
j tion, the populsre wulklnR rIBhf past tha
. Orand theater, where Miss Lang has been
! playing, and golim Into tha free show at
th Tubernaole next door.
Some changes have been made In the
company since it left here, six new peo-.'
pie having been addd. Miss Lang's leer1"
Ing man now la William Carleton, 1r.. so
of tha well remembered operatln actor,
Will Carleton, mho twice beaded a sum
mer opera company at the Boyd.
When all other ways fall, try a Bee
Want Ad.
Bee Want Ads Frodue Hesultg.
For Economy's Sake
Use borax!
Borax gaveg 60 per cent of laundry
soap. Borax makes soap do more
work at less expense. It makea better,
eaaler washings.
The clothes last longer, too. Borax
Is absolutely non-injurious. And Us
cost Is trifling.
A 25c package of "20 Mule Team
Borax Soap Chips" will do more
cleaning than 50c worth of bar soap
or washing powders. Advertise
ment ,
onrs, Lsates A. a, to !. M.
OeBtlemeu, 4 r, at. to 1". M.
VICTOR BERGONIE METHOD
Tot
FLESH REDUCING
IADT ATTBStDAetT
haae D. Ta. IJlS-Stf W. Q. W. Blag.
Or CTTKTTweiaaitwMii ihi,.bhwh.'iih r - -'-'"'A
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New Models in Low Shoes
This year's low hovh, whether purni
or colonial, all continue the linos of ankle
ami intop, preervitiKthe natural K'niee of
ihv foot, Our newly arrived motleN iliii
trate in jvrfection theeiu'W invx in Mint
mer hoos for walking sports and evening
wear in Kay variety.
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Will 9avo You Money'
HOWARD ST
ThcfcS A Reason
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Thin illustration is not Rn overdrawn picture, but
truo rcj'rofnttion of n corrpctly built fott mnttrffi'
when it ia mn1t by hand and not blown into thf tick
inff by miicl)in-'ry. A mattr'H built thi wny doi not
pnrk down or boooinn uneven or lumpy. This picture
nhow yonthrt Kayniond wny of wnkina: your mnttrt sii.
U'meuvhfr, ui don't liavt to pueM nt what rop t
mnke up your Trnttr' if jnade for uj. '.very mattrfM
wn ai-ll imit E"i' Atiifntion. ( Kir stnlard low prices
Our ('"turn T'p nd Jiottmn Mittrt"', full sif.. s, $2.f(0
Our rimbinntinn, Holt yg. Art TiK, V IK. . $3C5
I tr All (Yttt.m Mown nnd Usr 'trfii e, roll ed", full
M 'e, 4' IK nrl i.k ....... $3.75
O'.ir fir.P F H l.nyer M&Hi' m, 4t 1 , r l! edo, mt
O' , , $iV75
Our I't i iV!t Mttr"t, l . It laveri, ji-!l ede,
)--n v ( t ti'-k $7 o
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(i tr I'.. t! i lY!t et. , ti lw , P, ,..,;.., ln i-h.ui'
hh t'"ii'sf, l vt'ijr d'-r . . $3.73
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Hold Your
Orders!
WAIT! WAIT!
If an Iron bed or a steel bed
or a brass bed Is on your shop
ping list for this week or any
time toon, be prepared to place
your order Saturday, May 11,
with Raymond's for your bed
needs.
It will he your opportunity
to buy anything needed In the
metal bed line at one day only
anwlal price. These prices
will he published Thursday and
Friday on thrra full rajUiiuls
of Iron, steel and brass beds,
which we were fortunate In con
tracting for early In the season
before the recent price adtance
at the factories.
Think what a on day special
sale will mean to you here at
a price less than our regular
low cash figures.
RAYMOND
Furniture Company
1513-15 Howard Street
lllThe Right
OfiaJa Food
For
Everybody
Whether you're being served at a
stylish hotel or whether you're serving
at home, there can be no more appe
tizing, no more healthful dish than
FAHJSX
SIPAGHBTT! '
It is the always welcome dish on any
table, because it is good and because
it is nourishing. Wise housewives
serve it in varied forms, all tasty
and tempting.
Faust Spaghetti has Ukrn the place of meat
in many homes. It is Jar more nourishing
and far cheaper. Everyone everywhere likes
it. It is simply a food that is always in place
on any table and at any time.
Your grocer Fautt Spaghtttl,
lOe A large package
MAULL BROS.. St Louis, U. S. A.
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The La Rue Hat Shop
Announces for Wednesday, and Week End
An Opening Display of
HIVE HAT
Of the Favored Styles for
Summer Wear.
Both Large and Small Shapes
Exquisitely Trimmed
to
The La Rue Hat Shop U
(EiDtey Sistero)
20 1 Kose Building loth and rarnam 1J
PAone Tyler 1047
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A Beautiful Jewelry Set Wilh Every Piano
or Player Piano Sold This Month
OUR REASON FOR THIS OFFER
We want to nuke May (he banner month of thl year, and
In addition to Ihe aboe offer we wilt mass an rxlra discount of
IB In IS par cent en all our llttb Grade l'Unos and Player I'lanos,
hlrh means a savtn tif 101 to f 150,
This jenemiis offer make It polb fr tery home to own
a l'lni or ('layer
New Pianos, Fully Guaranteed, $175 end up
New Player Pianos, 88-flote, $350 and up
TERMS tt.00 TO 12.00 PER WTEK.
Frt Stool and Free Scarf With Emy Itntrument Sold
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