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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1918)
. i 3 a TTTR mVTATTA RIIMniV UVP. MAV 1 1010 I L F 3 Conducted by Ella Fleishman. Lr-aT 7 j tjj -a i LMriw nviii.ru rnvwrr w-wi iiirrrc.ifi.iiH i j lu ivruriuniun ikj -L. , - .. tY-w . .""--r- -r-r-.-- , ... 1 M i" I' . n .i.i. - 1- 'J , Sodal CaMdlar Monday . 2 . - Dancing party given by; women of Sacred Heart P oarish. Theater parties at Boyd. Tuesday i Golf game by Prettiest Mile Woman's Golf club at Mil--ler park; Wednesday Fortune telling tea, Mrs. Gus ' Hollo, hostess. . Luncheon for Dr. G. A. Hul t bert given by Browning club. Dancing party of 64th balloon X v company ar, Auauonuni. $ Sacrifice sale for benefit of V ; French orphans given by First Methodist church T women. 4- Reception given by Bishop and Mrs. A. L. Williams. Thursday Dancing party given by Fort ! Omaha flying cadets at HarteHall. . Original Cooking club, Mrs. Herbert Wheeler, hostess. X Friday , J Subscription dance for High 4- school set at Harts hall. 4 . Receptions for confirmants, r Mr and Mrs Sam AH1r J. 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Dave 4 t Wells. Saturday X Dancing party given by Treis Kadeikas at Tield club. Dancing party at the Dietz X club. 4 Subscription dance at Sey- X mour Lake club. X Dinner-Dance at Prettiest j Mile club. Military Wedding. On Friday evening a military wed ding t6ok place at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Vir tue, uniting in marriage Miss Mary Virtue and Mr. William U. Inghram, 'a member of the Omaha ambulance unit, now stationed at Louisville, Ky. Preceding the ceremony Miss Mar jorie Forgan sang 'Because" and the "Star Spingled Banner," instead of the usual wedding march, was the sig nal for the bride's entrance. , Little Dorothea Herold, niece of the bridegroom, carried the ring in a basket of sweet peas, and was the bride's only attendant. The service was read in front of a large Ameri can flag, banked on either side by I palms and bridal wreath, while the same decorations prevailed through out the rooms. White embroidered voile formed the wedding gown,, and the bridal bouquet of -sweet peas had a silk American nag in the center and a hower of lilies of the valley, inter mingled with tiny flags of the allied nations. Only relatives were present. Mr. Inghram will return to his unit upon the expiration of his furlough, and v Mrs. Inghram will remain with her mother until her husbands return from his service with the colors. Events of Last Week. Miss Dorothy Gale of Chicago pent a few days with Mrs. H. R. Baum, 2307 Dewey avenue, upon her return from California. Tuesday eve ning Mrs. Baum entertained at a "slumber party" in her honor, at which the following girls were present: Misses Hisses Sl&ry Swoboda Treda Stenner Frances Howard Grace Martin Lucille Mason Thelma Adama . SenettaHall Jlarjorie Corrigan ( Miss Margaret McAuley of the Hamilton apartments entertained at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening, for Mrs. Glenn D. Whit comb, bride of Lieutenant Glenn D, Whitcomb, who is home for a few days' visit with her mother, Mrs. E A. lucker, -while the heutentant is being transferred to a southern camp. The apartment was decorated in pring flowers, and a light luncheon was served. Those present were: Misses Misses Helen O'Maller Grace Tucker Oeraldlne O'Malley Carrie Glveen Hazel Arnell Rose Gordy Have. Irene Kenney Mildred McAuley Mrs. Waive Sullivan, Event! of the Past Week. Miss Eulalia Rickly gave a recital for her piano pupils Saturday after noon at her residence studio. George Poole played a violin number, accom panied by Helen Poole. Those tak- ing part were I Gerald Vick. Undena Cottrell. Helen Foole. Marie Boyle. - Gldays Patterson. Katherine Bloss. . Marjory Anderson. George Poole. Esther Blumentbal. . Jane Harris. Ethel Moore. May Sullivan. Mary Tanner. Erma Murray. xieten isioss.v Grace Doane. Alice Everson. ; ' Cella HartwelL Mrs.T. L. Kimball and Miss Ara bell Kimball gave a delightful little dinner party at the Fontenelle last Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie Childs, who are shortly leav ing Omaha for New York. Their .guests included, besides7 Mr. and Mrs. Childs, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kimball and Dr. Paul Ludington. George Dunbaugh of Fort Omaha entertained at an Orpheum party fol lowed by supper at the Fontenelle Tuesday evening in honor of his mother, Mrs. Dunbaugh of Chicago. The party included, Miss Virginia Offutt, Miss Esther Wilhelm, Lieu tenant Charles Powell, Lieutenant Thomas MacLaughlin and Edward Crofoot Patrick-Lowe Wedding. Announcement is made of the mar riage of Mrs. Harriet Chandler Lowe to Mr. Harry Burt Patrick The marriage took place at the Trin ity Methodist church at 9:30 Sunday morning, May S, Rev. Mr. Langley officiating. The wedding was a very luiet one, only relatives being pres ent. Mr. H. A. Bosford of Kansas City, the bride's father, was the out-of-town guest. After a short wedding 'trip, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick will be at 3009 vHarney street until their new home in Minne Lusa is completed about June 1. Hedeltfrid-Robinson Wedding. ' Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Ruth Robinson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Robinson, to Mr. Martin J. Hedelund, which took Jlace Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the, home of the bride's parent I Ak-Sar-Ben Princess Wartime Bride X mv. i J3 MISS FLORENCE RAHM. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rahm announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence, to Robert Loomis, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Loomis, of this city. The date has not been set for the wedding. Miss Rahm is a charming member of the younger set, who has aban doned society to serve her government, for she has been employed at the telephone company on government work for some time. Miss Rahm at tended Brownell Hall and is a graduate of Monticello, where she completed her course last June. Miss Rahm was a special maid to the queen of Ak-Sar-Ben at the coronation last October. Mr. Loomis is a graduate of Lawrenceville and was attending Dart mouth college when he enlisted as a flying cadet. He was in training at Fort Omaha for some time, but is now at the aviation school in Columbus, 0., awaiting his commission. Heads Committee For Sacrifice Sale . fe -Sal- Mrs. Charles A. G-oss is chairman of the sacrifice sale committee of wo men from the First Methodist church. The sale, which is a French orphan benefit, will be held Wednesday. It is to be a miniature of the big White Elephant sale conducted last winter in the Auditorium by the Service league. Mrs. Goss is a fine executive and has managed the church sales for the last 20 years. Rev. E. A. Marsft of Blair, Neb., per formed the ceremony, which was wit nessed only by relatives. The bride was attended by Mrs. Nina Nelson, and her brother, Mr. Ray Robinson, was best man. The bride wore her traveling suit of blue and a white hat. Mrs. Ray Robinson played the wed ding march. Mr. and Ms. Hedelund have gone for a short visit at Central City, and on their return will reside in Ben son. Musicale-Tea. Mrs. Louise Jansen Wylie will en tertain at a musicale-tea at her home Sunday afternoon. This will be the last of these delightful affairs to be given this year. Mrs. Wylie will give a pupils' recital some time in June. Abandon Bridge for War Work. The Omaha Whist club has ad journed until the first Tuesday in Sep tember so that its members may give all their spare time to war work. Special Announcement I Have Just Added a Complete X-RAY OUTFIT to my equipment to help in diagnosing the condi tion of your teeth. This service is free of cost. By means of the X-ray I am able to. better serve my ever-increasing clientele. Dr. U. E. Ludwick J "Better Dentistry." Room 606. Bee Bid., . Omaha, Neb. to, V-f " & I gar rin Ah A Jottings on Social Calendar Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wells will re ceive at their home Friday afternoon and evening in honor of their daugh ter, Jrma Leah's, confirmation. A subscription dance will be givtn Friday evening at Harte hall for the high school set. Mr. Bob Wiley and Mr. Frank Warren have the affair in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Adler will be at home Friday evening from 8 to 11 in honor of the confirmation of their daughter, Phyllis. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Durkee, Miss Grace Slabaugh, Lieutenant Fer guson and Lieutenant Walter Roman were together Thursday evening at the Orpheum and later at the supper-dance at the Fontenelle. The South Side Progressive club will give a card party at its hall, Fourteenth and Castelar streets, Monday evening. Twelve prizes will be given. Bishop and Mrs. Arthur L. Wil liams will be at home to their parishioners and friends Wednesday evening at their home.. Prof. Chambers will give a dancing recital at the Boyd theater Friday evening. Two hundred children will take part. Hit QUHLITY FIRST g NOT HOW SOON ? BUT 4. a S90W G00P! INDIVIDUAL j EXPERT PROMPT ATTENTIONf 'DELIVERY Photo SUDDlies exclusively Th(R0BtOEMP3TERCa EASTMAN KODAK CO " 1813 FARNAM ST." BRAMCH 306 0.f5?ST Repeat Advice About Spring Blood Purifier Proves Many Serious Ailments Due to Poisons in System. Says Nothing Better Than Sul phur, Cream of Tartar and Herb Extracts in Tablet Called "Sulpherb Tablets." T The wisdom of ages placed in a little sugar- coated tablet Sulpherb Tablets! Remember grandma's rem edy sulphur and creSm of tartar mixed in molasses it was a nauseous dose, but it saved thousands of lives by purifying the blood in the Spring. Thousands avoided rheumatism and serious fevers by taking it. Now you can get the benefits by taking a little tablet regularly containing the blood purifying, system regulating medi cines that grandma relied on. Constipation, inactive kidneys are overcome and catarrh, neuralgia, rheumatic pain and many other "poi son symptoms" vanish after a course of Sulpherb Tablets. The best medi cine for spring lethargy and thick, sluggish blood. Every package is guaranteed to satisfy or money back. 50c in sealed tubes of druggists ev erywhere. Be sure to get genuine Sulpherb Tablets (not sulphur tab lets). Advertisement. """""" DUIMDEE Mrs. F. S. Martin entertained at luncheon at her home Saturday in honor of the 11th birthday of her son Frederick. After luncheon the party went to a theater to see Mary Picklord. The Dundee women's Bible class Lpf the Presbyterian church met Fri day afternoon for a social and busi ness meeting at the home of Mrs. R. F. Parrott. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hayward have soli their home and have taken an apartment in the Blackstone. Today will be observed as Parents' day m the Dundee I'resbytenan church. Mrs Fanny Mannering is spending a few wetks in Kansas City. William Sweezey, who celebrated iis 90th birthday last Sunday, is well and cheerful, in spite of a broken arm, the accident occuring while walk ing and tripping over an obstruction in his bedroom last week. Martin W. Dimery will move June 1 wi'h his family to -Riverton, Wyo., where Mr. Dimery becomes president of the Farmers' State bank. Mrs. W. H. Reams is spending a week in Beatrice. Dr. Blaine Truesdale attended a dent?! medical meeting in Des Moines last week. W Grayson Moore, who has been training in Atlanta, Ga., is now in San Antonio. Dinner for Actor. Mrs. Mary Van Gieson will enter tain at her home at dinner Sunday, in honor of Mr. Craig Campbell of the "Over the Top" company. Mrs. Van Gieson and Mr. Campbell are old friends, having known each other in New York a number of years ago. The other guests will include: Doctors and Mesdamea Chas. O'Neill Rich. II. B. Lsmere. Mrs. Llda Rich. Theater Parties. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davidson will entertain a box party Monday evening for 12 guests at the Boyd. Dan Gaines will entertain seven guests at a line party and parties of six will be given by Ross Towle and Mrs. Mary Van Gieson. Foursomes will be given by J. J. Sullivan, W. T. Burns, Robert Bradford, A. I. Root, Lieutenant Klein and II. R. Lemen. SPECIAL Mon., Tues., Wed. $15 Made to Measure v Sleeveless Jacket $8,50 $15 Sleeveless Jacket French corduroy vel vet lined with wftite satin, trimmed with white satin collar, pearl buttons, patch pock ets and belt; very special ...... Added Attraction I bought from a big Chicago firm 600 yds. of white Pique which I will make up int,o Ladles' Summer Suits, trimmed with white pearl buttons, pockets in skirt and coat, pretty belt on skirt end coat, the regular value of these suits is $15, my prioe for the suit complete dQ ("ft in any size is...... vOaOU O.WARREN Room 24, Patterson Block 17th and Farnam Over Unit-Oocekal Drug Store Entrance on Farnam 8t Branch Store, 641 N. Main St., Fremont, Neb, Vegetable and Flowering Plants ALL THE POPULAR VARIETIES Try the pot grown plants and see the difference in results Special for This Week Varigated Leaved Spiraea,! 0c a clump, three for 25c. IheNebraska Seed Co. Public Market Seed Dept. ECZEMA Also called Tetter. Salt Rheum, Pruritus, Milk Crust, Water ( Poison, Weeping Skin, etc. n For flftei-n year I have been treatin one dieaM alnnr U ZliMA. I liave handled over one million SS 1 do not pretend to kw it all, b,.t I am con v?ncrtl the disease ii due to an excej. of acid in the blood; and closely related to rheumatism and cancer. Thu acid must bt removed, i Eczema is called by some people Itch, Tetter. Salt Rheum, Prnritu.. Milk tnut. Weepmf : Skin, .etc I am fully convinced Eciema in curable disease ; a nd vhen I say it can be cured, I mean just what I say C-U-R-&D.and not merelypatched up for a while to would bTof helo to vou If yon wl ( write me today I will send you a free trial ofmy milS ffijLd treatment jttat jwiU $?it . h.n I r,r anvnno rltn could in a month s preacninir. ill an up w ou. ?u" J. E. CANNADAY, M. D., 1545 Court Bk., Sedalia, Mo. lUfmntt: TKri MHwnai Bank. SW. w 10 ni ' Srtd this Botie. to som. poor suffr.r from kiiiu. It will b. krad act by yo 1 Eigagemeinits 1 ; 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. F. O'Brien an nounce the betrothal and approaching marriage of their daughter, Ilelen Theresa, and Mr. John Joseph Mc Carty, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mc Cartj. The wedding will take place May 20 at 9 o'clock in St. Cecelia's cathedral, Rev. Father Harrington of fu'i.'it'ng. Th bride's twin sister, Marie, and t'.xe bridegroom's brother, W. J. Mc-Ci-.rty of Des Moines, will be the only attendants. Only relatives and close friends will witness the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dovey of Plattsmouth announce the engage ment of thcii daughter, Edith Lillian, to Lieutenant Floyd C. Harding. The wedding will take place June 5 at the Dovey home in Plattsmouth. Miss Dovey has traveled exten sively abroad, spending a great deal of time in England, ller sister, Mrs. Jack Hazzard, nee Miss Alice Dovey of stage fame, now liveo in New York, and it is probable that Mrs. Hazzard will attend the wedding. Lieutenant Harding, who is a former Council Bluffs man, is with the 41st infantry, now stationed at Fort Crook. The Pennsylvania railroad now has in its service more than 6,500 women. .SANATORILta This Institution is the only one in the central west with separate buildings situated in their own ample grounds,."yet entirely dis tinct, and rendering it possible to classify cases. The one buiiding being fitted for and devoted to the 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. yw $8.50 Two Stores 1613 Howard St DR. CANNADAY Saaelallat lor 1IYmt. Dress Hints Embroidered batiste and organdy are favorite fabrics for neckwear. Bright rose and pumpkin color are favorites forliiien frocks. Tweeds are popular again: also VilWiiift .it i ii.ihiii ilinfl li'lii llndlK mini "U' "" (I ,m J Y i i,ym,wmmit,Mi , m .,;W.ii''"iii M fe" i """" 2-Day Piano Sale MONDAY AND TUESDAY A Vast Stock to Select From. Grasp the hand of opportunity and save from $150 to $200 by purchasing now. This sale will positively close Tuesday night. " ; i' Just glance over this judge for yourself whether they are real bargains or notl Never in the history of our business have we con- i ducted such a sale. Practically every well known make is repre sented, and at prices far below their value., These pianos have been turned in by May 1st movers as part payment on new grands and players. Many cannot be distinguished from brand new. All are in first class condition and guaranteed by Schmoller & Mueller, "The largest music house in the West." Come early tomorrow morning; if you would have first choice of these wonderful bargains. 7 UPRIGHTS $225 Cottage size ...8 78 $250 Rosewood case .....8 87 $275 Kimball 8100 $300 Erbe 8135 $300 J. & C. Fischer.... 8175 GRAND $300 Arion 8135 $550 Smith & Nixon 8290 $800 A. B. Chase 8310 - PLACER PIANOS $550 Capen 8195 $550 Ellington 8250 $600 Foster 8285 $650 Kimball make ..... .8350 Payment. .. Low $1.00 Per Week on Piano. nthpr nrnminpnt makes the lack of space are not listed. Be sure to come and see them. - . Remember this is the only store in Omaha where you can buy N.w Steinway, Weber, H.rdman, Em.r.on, Steger & Son., McFbaU and Schmoller & Mueller Piano., also ' Genuine Aeohan Pianola Pi.no.. We rent pianos for 83.50 per month. x SGDLLER ft MUELLER rL frANO CO. We Sell Everything in the Muiic Line ' jp Rhfuraatic" writes: "I am a fhromc rheumatic .nd am only 45 year i old. Is there any chance of getting well! I am awfully worried." Answerj Do not be .larmed over your condition. You wil get amost immediate help, and with care, and the use of the fol lowing prescription you should shortly M completely relieved of rheumatism. Get drams of iodide of potassium, 4 drams so dium salicylate, oz. of wine of colchicum, 1 oz. comp. essence cardiol, 1 ox. comp. fluid balmwort and 5 Oss. of syrup sarsapanlla comp. Mix and take a teaspoonful at meal time and again before going to bed. Miss asks: "I have pimples, oily skin, and suffer from constipation, headache, and never feel strong and well. Tleaa. prescribe for me." Answer: You should overcome constipa tion and cleanse the system of accumulated poisons by taking three-grain sulpherb tab lets (not sulphur) for several weeks or more. These tablets are very beneficial especially In hot weather, as they-have a tendency to cool th. blood .nd improve its quality, v "Woman" asks: "Would you please pre scribe a safe reducing remedy for too much fat?. Answer: At this season many fat people suffer greatly as you do, and to all I recommend-that tbey reduce with five-grain arbolone tablets, the most successful and convenient prescription I know of. Drug gists supply in sealed tubes, with full direc tions. "Sickly" writes: "Being past middle age and observing that my nervous system is in bad shape, I write for a prescription.. I do not gain strength from my food, am weak, listless, forgetful, sleepless at times, tired, and unable to act th. part of a strong man gf health, such .. I was at on. time." serge, tricotine, gabardine ani Poiret twill. Rodier is designing woolen fabric showing fine stripes and checks in , It's an even race now between the eton and the wrist-length jacket Linked fastenings are used to lock waistcoats of suit packets. k $350 Schmoller & Mueller, 9105 $400 Chickering ....... .8218 $650 Steinway ..8225 $450 Emerson .....8240 $500 Everett .831 PIANOS $800 Chickering ..........8450 $1,000 Steinway 8375 Payment, r a. Low a $2.00 Weekly an Players and Grand.' i are included in this sale, but for The question, answered below .r. general . in character, the symptom, or dise.s are given .nd the .newer, will .pply in X of similar nature. Thos. wishing further .dyic. fre may addres. Dr. Lewi. Baker, College Bldg.. Col-lege-Elwood street., Dayton. Ohio, ynelo. ing aelf -addressed stimped envelop, tot re ply. Full name .nd .ddres. must be I Wen. but only Initial, or fictitious name, will be need in my answers. Th. prescription, .an be filled at .ny well-.tocked drag .tor Any -druggist c.n orde. of wholesaler. Answers Get friW well-.toekrf vhtg. mscy sealed tub. of three-grain cadomen. tablets, which are specilly mad. for thoae needing a strong, harmless, reJuT.n.MniT tonic. Astonishing and ple.sing result, fol low .nd lif. .nd hop. ar. renewed. , . . " r "Boston" writes: "What should I I io relieve a severe ease of kidney and bladdel disease T Urine is dark, foul of odor, an passage 1. irregular, painful, etc Have depression, fever, chills, pain like Aroma tism. and sorenes. In region of bladder. Answer: For such symptom, a. you de scribe I prescribe my f.vorite formula under -the n.m of balmwort tablet.. ThU ta splendid efficacious remedy for Men abno. mal conditions. Begin their uiupaf CH, rections on each sealed tube. . Thnkful asks: "My .ealp ttch. ter ribly, is feverish .nd a great amount of oilr dandruff is present. What U good io this!" - Answer: First shampoo th. hair anal apply plain yellow minyol about one. -week as per directions. Thi. relieve, the , itching, overcomes th. dandruff and make, the hair beautifully glossy and rigorous. Obtain in 4 oa. jar. of druggist., .'' NOTE: For many year. Dr. Baker ha. been giving free advie. and prescription, to millions of people through the pres. col- . umns, and doubtless ha. helped in relieving illness and distress more than any aingl. in dividual in the world', history. Thousand, hav. written him expression, of gratitude and confidence similar to th. following t Dr. Lewi. Baker. Dear Sir: The plain Yellow Minyol it is great. I have used it twice. I hav. been troubled with itching scalp, falling hair for two year.-and have tried everything heard of and nothing did any good. I probably paid out $26.00 in the last two years. But th. Minyol stopped the falling hair and th. itching is moat gone. It is a great relief, and I surely believa that I can hav. my hair a. nice .nd pretty as it was before. I ean recommend it to .very on. who has falling hair, dandruff, and itch- ing scalp. Yours very gratefully, MISS EVA M. SPOONEB, Norwich. Vt -E. r. B. No. U Box V
