Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 20, 1918, SOCIETY, Image 19
3 B i vi i t ii 'I, n r twihTOiiwuii Adelaide Rennerly Ella Fleishman, ASS'T EDITOR-A THE r OMAHA ' SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 20. 1918. RBI PERSONAL lBBBamMMBMMBSJM Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwick went to Denver last Saturday for several weeks. " v. Miss Helen Pearce leave's Monday tor Ne York to resume her study of the piano with Richard Epstein. Miss Pearce will live at the Studio club. , . . v Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rector have moved from their home on Hawthorne avenue to the St. Regis apartments. ' i Mrs. A. B. Jaquith i"s spending two weeks in Grand Islajid with her sis ter, Mrs, 0. C. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie Clarke, who have been her"vith her mother? Mrs. Ella Squires, since before l.hristmas, will leave Monday for New York, "here" they are living at the St. Regis this winter.- , - Mrs. Charles Marple and daughter, JosephiiKk, are now at the Bransford, Mrs. Marple" having left the Birch mont hospital early this week. v . t J.T: Stewart, 2d, returns today .from. New York, where he attended ihe automobile. ' show. ifr. and Mr W. JY Hyues moved Thursday fro rrr-' the 'Blackstone to their new home at 422 North Thirty v" eighth street." Judge Arthur C. Wakeley has been at home for the last week with a broken arm, :butis recovering. He fell on the ice in, front of his house one morning la'st week and broke his right arm between the shoulder and elbow. ...... Mr. and Jr,s. E. P. Peck leve to day for Denver to visit their daughter, Mrs. Robert B. H. gell A -V Miss , Caroline Barkalow leaves Mondav for Denver to ioin hef motner, wno is visiting air. ana Airs. Dcnise Barkalow. Mrs. Harold Pritchett gfjes to Des Moines this morning to spend the week-end with her husband, Lieuten ant1 Pritchett, at Camp Dodge. Miss Vcrnelle Head, who attends school at Rosemary hall, Greenwich, Conn., has hal a prolonged vaca tion on account of the coal famine in theeast. Miss Head only returned IJridax to Greenwich, and was ac . ...,-,: j r ru: v... 1... ' mother, Mrs. W. W. Headl , Mrs. Fred Hamilton and little son ;vnd Mrs. E. H. Spragup leave Thurs day for California. Mr.nd Mrs. D. C. Bradford. who returned last week from the east, t.xpect to go this week to Coronado Beach. , Odin, Ralph and Robert Mackay have returned to their homes in the east. Mrs. Austin Gailey will remain withjier parents,- Rev. and Mrs, T. J. Mackay, indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. Barton , Millard,: ac companied by Miss Grace Allison, will leave Saturday for Coronado Beach, Cal., for several weeks' stay. Mrs. , Mary B. Reed left Thursday with her brother, J. t. Perkins, for Hot Springs, Ark., to remain for the i-cs.t of the winter. - . , ' Mr. Ludlow, father of James Ti. Ludlow, -was- taken to the Birchrrfont hospital Sunday, where he is recov ering from an attack of sickness. Miss Frances Nash left "Monday to fill a concert engagement in Okla homa. She ' was accompanied by Katherine ,Kenip Stillings, violinist, who is to appear with her, and also by Mrs. Nathalie Meycs of Dubuque, who almost always accompanies Miss Vicli nn tior r-nnrprr rmirs. 4iW. Farnam Smith 'returned Tues day from- Excelsiof Springs. Mrs. J. M. Harding left Thursday for Boston, accompanied by Mr. Harding. Mrs! Harding cxpect to remain in a hosoital there- for1 six weeks undergoing special treatment for the after-effects of infantile pa ralysis, from which she has not yet Mrs. Warren, mother of A. B. Warren, has ffone to California for a month or six weeks. Mrs. Louis Nash and daughters will go to California, February 10. Mrs. K'ari Lininger and Mrs'.'H.'E. ti.... ,r.4 Amohter Rttv. have 1 llLILI an ....... , ' gone to California for the winter. . . Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Keeline are in New York, from which place they "expect to go toxEagle Point, on the The Original liquid Miracfe.. 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Many send for a sample bottle to see what Swamp-Root, the great kid ney, liver and bladder medicine will io for them. Every reader of this orfper, who has not already tried it, ,5v enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y., may re- oeive sample size bottle by Parcel Post You can purchase the medium nd large size bottles at all drug stores. AdY . Smith 'is . v O if Mrs. Artnur, Crittenden Smith, un-' der whose direction the' AVhte EJe- plant sale is reaching enormous pro portions, is notonly devoting her own time to it, 'bur has 'also urged Miss Harriet to bend every effort to make the sale a -success f during January 30-31.. V""". ''V',:'..--'f:.-' west coast: oi Florida, for about sir weeks., . " ' Clarke G. " Powell returned ' Satur day from New .York,-where lie wtat to attend the automobile show. .!x Mr. Edward Harral, who is in the ambulance corps' at Camp Taylor, is spending a week's ; furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs H. J,1 Strieker. ' A son, named John Phlip, w: to Mf. and "Mrs; J. PSnyder,- as born Thurs- Dr. J. P. Slater, who has been-con-fined-toihis home for, some time on account of 'illness, has recovered and is able to be out. ; ' ' .. " ,i y " - ' Mrs. L..C. Bigby, rdturned Tuesday from Cam Codv.' where jshe soent two weeks with her husband, who is a member, of , the 127th field, artillery. Miss,' Elvira' TLoftman and -Miss Edith Bacon left this , morning for Lincoln 'to 6pend : the week-end with Miss Helen 1 Lof fman,' who is at the Alpha Xi Delta sorority house. ( Mr. "and Mrs, -Thomas Ham' have elarad. moat raoat r . Clipped firem H (Gpttaige ;' t . a Ht- ' ': ' ' it, . ojr ,,; i t 11 soroyer omiitrrl ; ' Hoover requcstfi one meatless meal a day, two meatless days - a -week. . . ; i . ; v - You can ."do your bit!" There are taany different Trays to prepare foods by adding milk riiaking them more nutritious flian '' meats.-- ;'. ' " " - Phone Douglas 400. ' . Special Jersey Cream ' ' ' . The choicest, sweetest flavored cream. ' , Ouernsey Blilk V The finest milk we can procure Pasteurized. XX Cream Excellent SELECT. COTTAGE CHEESE V r '-fJ" , ' Qur ad in Watch for it. Directing 'Wort Of : the ' WhUe, G "A i Colonel Settle has- offered as Jiis onation to the sale the Fort Crook Regimental band and it has now been 'decided to acid dancing as a feature. The stage will r"be. reserved for this purpose. Perfection! is assured un der the management of John T. Stew art ,2d. .- ' ' : '.--., vt! ' . More than, 100 matrons, and maids gone to Los' Angeles,' where they will make thejr'. future home.' Mrs..Ham was fornierly Miss 'Etola' Kennedy,, daughter' of. Mr. 'and Mrs. .Frank A. Kennedy. Children's Party. ' ' Mrs. Robert Caldwell entertained at a birthday party in honor of her daughter, Sarah, Jane, Friday after noon. Christmas - decorations : were used .and the' following small guests were present:- , i, ; Helen Lewis, '. John Dressier, llaxlno. Caldwell. ... Rofcnrt Caldwell, Alfred Barnes, .George. Boutell. Miss Sorensoni Called to Duty. r t Miss Corinhe L. Sorenson, daughter of Mrs. John H. Sorensdn, who is a registered Red Cross, nurse, has been called for war duty to Camp Dono van,' Fort Sill, Okl. Miss Sorensoi is a graduate of the Wise Memorial hospital. . , - .,. . Miss Sorenson,' whd graduated five years, ago from the nurses' training class at the Wise Memorial hospital, has enlisted as a Red Cross nurse for the duration of the war andlexpects to see service abroad. , . "-. 5 f Nourishing: Than Meat . SUB crrtpoK .om..Nc. Jan. lT."Tn e ot tne mow imporn. wlnn Ini or Ue Ft. Mien Bere Inc tho"ilrrmn if Orontied Airicult ilr BtodnSTKTrol. Fransdem furaiahed ttia cheapeat noarlahlnf looa woica cu t ' pan. of th Vhtca . 'afe prorlded and In many lutani pro Tide an- euelteBt. aubstltuto lor meat," which tha foeroment it at tamoUng to aaT. Tha-lowlr cottage tk. mimItm catiL taia mora by- point. ' . Th tened " and nutriUoa than meat and proTidei the aid 1 1 lilb laUataetorr anoeuuua. - ill. . tw. rriniflifa" (ha da' e-4." inJmtry HTNtbraaka Bad artwi;inf V ,k. !.. twn fMH yjdUif. " I and bauds. Witli an nnttfed fi " I ropeaa market opening atTlie cv ti .?,, Nttria (annel v . by rthablllf ." -lcar V the OibsJmi World-Herald J an nary 11. 1 . for whipping. ' , J Jersey Cream added Sold only in round cheese Alamito' Dairy Co. ' Douglas 409. ', next Sunday's paper will tell you . ." ' Elephant Sale have been "drafted" in different ca pacities, and the numberjs being in creased as ' the donations assume larger proportions, ,: - Mrs. Edward Porter Teck'is the oronrietori- of . the ; china and class bobth. She announced, that, according to present indications,; she will have tne greatest aggregation ot modern art treasures ever - collected , under one roof in Omaha. . Mrs,. Peck laughingly tells that she can scarcely go a 1 block' without receiving some gift for the White Elephant sale. DuBcmiiF Bails Sanatorium. This institution is the only one in the central west with separate buildings situated in theij pwn ample grounds, yet entirely dis tinct, and rendering it possible to classify cases. The one building being fitted 'for and devoted to the i treatment of non-contagious and non-mental diseases, no others being admitted ; the other Rest Cottage being designed for and devoted to the exclusive treat ment of select mental cases re quiring for a time watchful care and special nursing. :N fir..' Phone Your Oijder Today Douglas 409 ur Wagon Will Deliver ' Tomorrow A- cups. ; " - - of our surprise. Two Omaha Matrons Have Bought Braiideis Theater For Benefit War Relief For the benefit ,f the yir relief work in tle Baird building, Mrs. J. E. Davidson and -Mrs. Lucien Steph ens have undertaken a huge task as their "bit" in war work. These two ambitious women have bought the house for the closing performance of the Brandeis Theater riaycrs Sat urday .evening and will dispose of the tickets for the benefit of the cause in which they are Interested. ' One, thousand dollars each month is required to carry on the war re lief work and that has been done with money raised solely by the efforts of the. women engaged in it. Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Davidson work in Mrs. Herbert Wheeler's Fri day afternoon circle Mrs. Martin Hi Harris' playlet. "When Jenny, tomes Marching Home," of particular interest because of its patriotic theme, will be given for a, curtain raiser preceding the regular production "of "Playthings." Mr. and Mrs. Davidson will give a box'party; the Omaha Woman's Press club, Of which Mrs Harris is a mem ber, will have a large line party, and other parties to be followed by sup pers at the Fontenclle will be made up for the benefit performance. Miss Ann Hamilton will take the role of Jenny, Willard, Foster, Jen ny's .German father; Jack Marvin, Sidney Riggs arid Harry Minturn. Tier brothers who -heed the call of Uncle Sain. ; : : , At Prettiest Mile Club. The Prettiest Mile club announces the opening of the new bowling alley iHiH"liil!il!i,ll,il:iliii;,,i:il!il!iliil'il!ilii:Hi'ili;.l;il,i,;t Fountain les We carry a, complete line of Fountain Syringes. All of our Syringes have the three attach ments, they are easily filled and of 2-quart .and 3-quart ca pacity, rapid flow, and range ;in pricey from ' 98c to $2.0. Our guaranteed, seamless, 2 quart bottle is an excellent value, at 11.49. , J. HARVEY ,GREEN. Prop. ONE GOOD DRUG STORE !6tb,nd Howard.' Douglas 840. CLEARAMCE SUE Don't make a purchase until you easy credit terms. AnyDiamond balance payable monthly. MONEY vil - Diamond-Set 1164 C a m e o Brooch, pink and white . Shell Cameo, fine soM id gold, green gold wreath border, one fine Dlsmond; pend ant loop on back and lafety CIO catch M.SO a Month Men's Favorite 483 Men'i Dia mond Bins, tlx prone Tooth moan tins, 14k olid $100 gold. $2.80 a Week Svrint I 5 i;iini:liii!IHiira:ii(Ki::iiilllini;iliiii'IHiTiliii:iiJ. a rMfii)M?wi mm DDAC ft. t( fir'a S South 16th St., Cor. lth and Harney Sta, Omaha. DltwUW. I8SB ' Opposite Burgess-Nash Co. Department Storo. iiiifaiiiiiiiiiiiiEaiiitniijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiainiiiiBiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiii Open for Inspection - A Very Beautifully Furnished 6-Room Apartment in the Newly Completed St. Regis.. ."'" '. ' ' , ' This apartment, which will be open for Inspection daily between 2 P. M. and 6 P. M., and evenings between 7 P. M. and 9 P. M., has been furnished In a most elaborately beautiful fashion by the Orchard t Wilhelm Company. We wish to Invite the attention of all who visit this apartment to the .fact that a limited number ot very choice suites, of apartments are still -subject to lease and that these may be inspected at the time of visiting th building if desired. , Th. St Regis is Located at 37th and Jones Sts. i ' Four Blocks South of Farnam Car Una. A . Rankers Realty Investment Company (INCORPORATED) RENTAL AGENTS ' Telephone Douglas 2026 Between A. M. and 3 P. M. .. Telephone Harney 6927 Sundays After 10 A. M. T ! riiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiBiiiiuiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiEiiii.iniir Monday evening: Tuesday Mrs. C H. Ballard will entertain the members of the E. Z. Kensington club it luncheon at the club and Mrs. Bert Reavis wilt be hostess at a bridge luncheon that day. A dinner dance will be given Wednesday evening and the regular dancing party Saturday evening. - Episcopal Women's Meeting. The monthly meeting of the Epis copal women's auxiliary will be held Friday at ,2:30 o'clock m Good Shep herd church. Read Ihe following Unparalleled PDAWO OFFEK - We are determined that our January Sales this year shall eclipse those of any previous-year in our 58 years' experience in the Piano business. A As modern merchants, we realize that the sure way to do this is to offer an extra inducement in addition to our low prices, and easy terms, hence our unique offer to '..January buyers. ; , . ' 'v Act noyv and take advantage of our liberal proposition. A $5 War Saving Stamp Absolutely Free with every ; Piano or Player Purchased This Week. v. ' , Here Are Some of the Bargains. They Can' Be Duplicated Elsewhere. $225 Gilbert Upright. ,''.S 55 $225 Kimball Upright... $ 60 $250 Brlggi Upright.... $ 78 $300 Kohler & Chase Upr S 08 $500 Chickering Upright. 8105 $325 Baus Uurlght $122 $350 Story & Clark Upr. 58165 ', Terms to Suit $5 Per Month Will Do. f $257.50 Buys a Brand New Pian6 Worth $350. $395.00 Buys a Late Model Player Piano JYorth $550. In addition to the above bargains you will find the World's Best Makes of Pianos to select from, Including the Steinvvtiy, .Weber, Hardman, Emerson, Steger & Sons,' McPhail and Schmoller Mueller. Also the Aeolian Pianola Pianos. - V;W' 75 High Grade Pianos for Rent at $3.50 Per Month. Player Music Rolls to fit all Players. Regular price 50c, 75c, $1.00, to close out; 15c 25c, 30c and up.' ; ...:,- v;;. -,; V VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE! Co-operating with the efforts of John L. Kennedy, fuel .admin istrator, for the conservati6n of, coal, we have adopted his recom mendation for Bhorter store "urs baginning Monday, and announce the following schedule for store business. . - Store Opens at 9 A. M. and Closes at 5 P. M. Except Sat urdays, When We Will CIpie at 6 P. M. ' SCIIM0LLEI1 & MUELLER : ., ' ': lill-1313 Frm DIANA ,-st A Laadiny Music Houe Street. . TIM NU VVi of th. West Nothing Will So Help You in a Business and Social Way as to J Wear and Own aX; Genuine Diamond sec our sparklihjr, radiant Diamonds, purchased from' us can bo exchanged INVESTED IN A DIAMOND IS SAFE. Loftia Parfactioa Diamond Ring . B59 ThU azqnlaiU Dia mond Bins standi alone as th most perfect ring aver produced- lA!. ...$50 THIS SEASON'S NEW DESIGN . 176 La Valliere, fine solid gold, filigree work, green gold scroll, 2 fine Diamonds, bright finish, lS-lnch chain, $2 month. NEW DESIGN $20 $2.co k", A Month . The Old Reliable, Original Diamond & Watch Credit House Main Floor Cltv National Bank Block. An Extraordinary Island "White island, 30 miles from New Zealand, is 'probably the most extra ordinary island, in the world. It is an enormous mass of rock nearly three miles in circumference, aris ing 900 feet above the. sea, and is per petually enveloped , in dark clouds, which are visible for nearly 100 miles.' Kansas has fixed a minimum wags of $8.50 per week and a maximum nine-hour day for, women employed in laundries. , War Saving Stamp Given Sway Absolutely Free to Every Purohascr $350 Price & Teeple Upt.178 $400 Ivers & Pond Upr. .8198 $375 Smith & Barnes Upr.8205 $400 J. & C. Fischer Upr.8225 $425 Emerson Upright.. 8268 $750 A. B. Chase Grand. .8298 $800 Knabe Grand. . .,.8600 $500 Universal Player ..8275 D D and get our clearance prices and ; for a lai larger one', at full price -paid;' MONTH No. 382 Cases ' are doubla - stock - cold filled, warranted for 25 rears; either pol-' .Ished or beautifully engraved. . . CI 9 Elgin' movement. Price TERMS i $t.20 A MONTH.' Phono Doug. 1444 and Our Salesman Will CsU. Call or write for Catalog 90S. Opon Daily ltil 9 P. M. Saturdays, Till 9:30. - "12 m?? SIZE A MONTH "TIZ" FOR TIRED I AND SORE FEET Use "Tis" for puf fed-up, barninf , ching, callouttd feet nd corn. ' Why fro limping around 'with ach-. ing, puf fed-up feet fee$ . so tired, chafed, ' sore 'and swollen you can hardly get your shoes on or off? Why dont you get a 25-cent box of "Til" from the drug store now and gladden . your tortured feet? - - s ,uTit" makes your feet glow with comfort; takes down 'swellings and draws the soreness and misery right . out of feet that chafe, smart and burn. "Tiz". instantly stops pain in corns, callouses and bunions. "Ti" -is glorious for tired, aching, sort feet. No . more shoe tightness na more foot torture. Advertisement. READ BEE WANT-ADS' .t '; 1