' THE OMAHA" SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 2, 1919.
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Ths ma that hath bo music fat kbaaalf, -j
Nor la not saav'd wlta concord of swaat aoaasaY
la fit for treasons, stratatanu and polls.
Shakaspoara
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And this our Ufa, axampt frarn ausUa haunt.
Finds totiftws la traaa, books la tha ratninf bracks,
Strmons in atoms, and food in avarylhtof.
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CLGGI ETY
Berges-Moates.
The marriage of Miss Emmie Ber
.j fes of New tRochelle, N. Y.. and
Mr. Guy Moates of Lincoln, took
place Saturday evening at the par
sonage of the First Methodist Epis-
wpai vii ui vi. rcvj iiius lowc rca
the marriage lines. Mr. and Mrs.
U M. Carter were the only attend
ants. Immediately after the cere
mony, supper for the bridal party
was served at the Hinshaw Hotel.
Mr..Moates is a freshman at the
University College of Medicine here.
He was two years in the service and
.. met his bride in Virginia where she
' served as Red Cross nurse. He is a
member of the . Iron Snhinx. an
honorary organization at the -Uni
versity of Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Moates will make
their home at 311 North, Twenty
first street. (
Engagement Announced.
; Mrs. Mary A. Good announces the
cngageme of her daughter, Helen
Marie, to Mr. Bernard L Nestlebush,
son of Mr. and MrsJohn , Nestle
bush. The wedding will take- place
November 19 at the Sacred Heart
church, Rev. P. J. Judge yi read
( the marriage lines. Miss Helen
; Moore will be bridesmaid and Mr.
John Lacy will act as best man,
Bernice Nestlebush and Patricia
Scanlon will act as flower girls and
will carry the ring.
For Miss Michener. '
Miss Alma Michener and her
fiance, Mr. Gale McAlpin&of Coun
cil Bluffs were boner guests at a
party given f the dinner dance at
the. Athletic club, Saturday evening,
by Mr. and MrsFJ. Birss. Rus-
' sell roses arranged , with ferns
formed a most attractive centerpiece.
Covers were also placed for Messrs.
an Mesdame Joseph Michener, par
ents of Miss ,Michener, George
... Chrissman, Mrs, Sadie Mayer, Miss
Edna Birss, and Mr.. Alfred Mayer.
' The marriage of Miss Miche
ner and Mr. Mc Alpine will take
place November 11. Mrs. Chriss
man will be 'matron of honor and
Hiss Birss will be bridesmaid at the
wedding. - , jr -
, St. Francis Alumnae..
The St. Francis Alumnae associa
tion", of which Mrs. John iMullen is
president, will meet Monday' eve
ning at social service rooms of the,
N .St Francis academy. Miss Addie
K. Gannon of Davenport, la.; will
' deliver the first of a series of-Jec-tures
on parliamentary law, which
course wilrbe studied by the asso
ciation for the year. Miss Gannon
is the governor of the National Fed
eration or Catholic Alumnae Asso
ciations. Mrs. Mullen and - MiA
Elizabeth Morriss of Council Bluffs
are in charge of the lectures.
, Anniversary. ,
Mrs. Frank H. Ogle will entertain
at ,her home, Sunday, in honor of
t'ie56th wadding anniversary of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. An
derson. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are
Nebraska pioneers, having come
here in 1870.
HolloweTen Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker en
tertained at dinner at their home
Friday ' evening when decorations
were suggestive of Hollowe'en.
Their guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Charks T. Kountze, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Judson, Mr. and Mrs. ATL.
Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Burgess,
Mrs. F. A. Nash, Judge W. A. Red-
. ick and Mr. Charles Hull. -
Omaha Peru Club.
The annual Peru reception" and
dinner for all Peruvians and fr'ends
will be held Thursday, November
6, at the Blackstor hotel during the
State Teachers' association. At
4:30 o'clock there will be a "get-to-
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A reminder to -.girls and guard
ians, that all gifts for our French
war orphan must be at headquar
ters this week in order to have the
box properly packed and ready for
shipping. '
A request is made to have all do
nations for the needlework guild at
headquarters not later than Tues
day. , I " . '
The torch bearersof all the camp
fire groups in the city were called
together-- at Omahequa Thursday
afternoon for the. purpose of form
ing a torch bearers' council.
The Canwaste group, road of the
loving heart, met at the home of
their guardian, Mrs. C. R. Hamil
tpn, Monday afternoon. The girls
are planning' to have an apron sale
soon and at the meeting Monday,
several aprons were finished.
The Okfhi group had a party at
the home of Minnie Taylor on
Tuesday evening, Each member
brought a friend and an enjoyable
time was spent with music artd
games. Miss Hdith rettegrew is
the guardian of this groups
The Abanakee group held a
council fire Monday a the" home
of their guardian, , Miss Margaret
Woodward, when the following
girls tookNthe Wood Gatherers de
sire: Mildred Ayer, Mira-Lehman,
Beatrice Ruperight Marie Thom
sen, Arlene Shamp, Agnes Bexten,
Phyllis Weberg. , . '
The candles of work, health and
love were lit by Agnes Bexten,
TWariV Thomsfii and Phvllis We
berg. Gertrude Carlisle took the
Camp Fire Girls desire. This group
had a Hallowe'en party at the home
of Arlene Shamp. ,
The Ocowasin group, Mrs. L. N.
Peoples, guardian, held a Hal
lowe'en masquerade Thursday night
at the War Camp Community house.
The Tomoke group with Mrs. H.
P, Gates, guardian, held a Hal
lowe'en masquerade party at the
home of Frances McChesney. Mar
guerite Forsell took the prize for
reaving the most unique costume. !..
The loheha group, MissJBertha
Vaughan, guadian, had a council
fire at the Y. W. C. A. Honors
were awarded, after, which the girls
discussed .the Value they derived
from theircamp life this summer.
The Iyega group met at the home
of Corrine Jones on Tuesday, when
plans were-completed for their
Among the most prominent wom
en in club and social' activities in
our city is Mrs. Ward Burgess, un
der wliose capable presidency the
Omaha Society of Fine Arts, will
be conducted this year. .The first
meeting of the 9ason will ' take
place on Saturday afternoon No
vember 8, at 3:45 in the Hotel Fon-
tenelle ball room, when Mr. James
M. Beck will lecture on "The
Crisis," pertaining to the i constitu
tional crisis caused by the recent
war.
Mrs. Burgess is interested in all
of the best things that come to
Omaha and the Omaha Society of
Fine Arts and its work. "are mat
ters of supreme importance to her.
"The Omaha Society, ot fine
Arts is working along civic lines,
said Mrs. Burgess. "We try to
bring the best exhibits of art avail
able to Omaha, in order that the
people here may see what is being
done in the field of art by noted
foreign ancNAmerican painters.
Our lectures are along civic lines
too Famous speakers,, who have
won their fame, are engaged to lec
ture along civic or artistic lines,
and our constant aim is to farther
civic advancement by these activi
ties." ' -.'.''
The largest exhibit of the year
will be held at the Hotel Fonten
c ;e from November 11 to 22, in
clusive, and Mrs. Burgess and her
committees are busy now arrang
ing for -the event. , f
gether" meeting. Dinner served
promptly at 6 o'clock., i
I he secretary of the Alumni asso
ciation, W. N. 'Delzel. .Blackstone
hotel, Omaha, Neb., taking reserva
tions, v
The "annual business meeting of
the Alumni will be held at the close
of the dinner. ' -
. Bazar of the Churches.
All of the chufch societies wishing
to hold a bazar in the court house
during December, should send a
member to draw for dates and space
Tuesday, November 4, at 2:30
o'clock to room 316 Y. M. C. A.
Personals
Miss Jennie D. Herdman, who is
visiting Mr. ,and Mrs. William Herd-
man, will remain here during the
winter. , -;.. '
Mrs. CV B. Horton is in Denver
where she will, spend the winter.
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Mr. W. S. Wright and sister, Miss
Ada Wright will winter in San
Diego, Cal. s
Mrs. H. P. Caldwell, of Chicago;
who has been the guest pi Mr. and
Mrs. -William Herdman, has gone
to California to spend the winter.
Mrs. A. A. Wirt and Miss Mabel
Wirt have. taken an, apartment . at
Ocean Park, Cal., for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Simpson
are planning a trip to California in
the early winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Megeath will
will probably leave for Los Angeles
after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gunther will
leave after the holidays for New
York where they will speltd the ret
mainder of the winter.
Miss IjabeLHarrity of Pittsburgh
arrived- last week, to be the guest of
Beatrice Coad.
Miss Jo.ephfHe Congdon expects
to leave the first of the week for
St. Louis, "where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert
French, and Mf. French.
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. Mr. A. G. Beeson, who was taken
suddenly ill on Monday, has greatly
improved, although he is. still in a
serious condition. s.
Mr and fr. Rnhert MVSwitzler
have bought a home at 4914 Daven
port street, wheVe they moved last
week from the Glenario apartments.
Mrs. Merrill Burfch, who has been
the guest of Miss Margaret Baunt
for two weeks, left Wednesday for"
her home in Dubuque, la. jrjr
Miss Esther Wilhelm and Miss
Virginia Offutt arrived home Wed
nesday after several Nweeks'xvisit iU'
the east 'V
Mr. and Mrs. George LaieV, Mrs.
M. R. Murphy and Miss Helen Mur-
donation to the French war orphatf
Christmas box and to the needle
work guild This group also enter
tained vat a Hallowe'en party at the
home of Ruth Allen,- when about
30 of the girls and friends were
present. " -' - ' ps
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t Girls! Your-hair. needs a little "Danderine" that's all! When
it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when irglydandruff
appears, or your, hair falls out, a 35-ceht bottle of delightful,
dependable, "Danderine'!. from any store, will savet your hair,
also double it's beauty. You can have nice, thick hair, too!
NEW YORK
SJOUX CITY
LINCOLN
OMAHA
Very Special
; CONANT HOTEL
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SIXTEENTH ST.y x
Very Special
v Monday---Tuesday---Wednesday ; : v' V '
Semi-Annual Half Price Sale
A . of Millinery '.:
I Every Hat inthe Houise at Exactly One-Half Price . "
J. W x The most Sensatimal'Values we have yet offered. Thereare 5 "
rfhf , . Handsome Model Hats, Chic Turbans, Distinctive Street " J?"
fk. ' ' Hats and Wonderful Creations. Not one reserved. v - '"WmW
SmSJ r ' -l' ' All Sales Final) . y:mJm
e "aFfl S w '.j' '.'-'
physmotored to Sioux City to spend
last week-end. , Miss Murphy , will
remain for a 10 days' visit. N
Miss Katherine Thummel left
Monday for Douglas, Wyo where
she will spend several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs., Hal Brady left Sat
urday for Fort Worth, Tex., where
they will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Learned
have, taken an apartment at - the
Blackstone and . moved Saturday
froii their summer' home, vWaldon
Wood, near Florence. j
Rev. Thomas J. Mackay, who has
been ill at his hpme, is much im
proved. v
Cat. Pryor Market landed in
New York Wednesday after spend
ing two years vin France with the
quartermaster's corps. '
Miss Mary France and Miss Vir-
Tnia Hincrnm rf New York. " who
have been the guest of Mrs. John L.
Kennedy, leave Monday to spenjl' a
weefc ra Colorado, Upon their re
turn they will spend two weeks with
Mrs. Kennedy. -1
Mrs. W. C. Burns, wijfe of Lieu
tenant Barns, is a recent arrival at
Fort Omaha. '
Mrs. R. L. Gibson, wife of Lieu
tenant Gibson, arrived at Fort Oma
ha this week(o join her husband.
Capt. A. McKinley, Lieut. James
Neely and Lieutenant Jordan have
returned from a week's trip.
Miss Albione Van Schaack, who
has been the guest of Miss Dorothy.
Hall, returned to .her home in Chi
cago Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Porter ' an
nounce the bith of a son, Thomas
Reymnolds, jr., at the Stewart hos
pital, Friday. .s ' ( ,
-. A soil was born Tuesday to Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Leveen.
Mm. F. W. Thorne and daughter.
Dorothy, returned Friday from Loi
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Thorne hava
taken an apartment at the Colbert
Mrs. George Covell leaves No
vember 14, for St. Louis.
Dr. and Mrs. Ewing Brown tre
at the Fontenelle. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanford of
Ketchikan, .Alaska, who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John PercivaL
leave Monday for the Pacific coast
where they wilj remain for a few
weeks before sailing" for the' north.
Miss Mary Morsman is attending
Bryn Mawr. ' - 1 ?-
Mrs. James A. Tancock-has re
turned from England where she
spent threk months with her son,
Lieut. Montague Taneocjc
Mrs. E. H. Luikart of Riverton.
Wyo., and Mrs. Willianm Bawu pf
Milwaukee are visiting their motJ)r,
Mrs. E. M. Hogrefe. '
NEW YORK
iSIOUXClTY
LINCOLN
OMAHA
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HANDSOME HUDSON-
SEAL COAT
DEEPLY BANDED
AROUND BOTTOM;
. WITH NATURAL
SQUIRREL -WIDE
CUFFS AND
SHAWL COLLAR
OF SQUIRREL
REGULAR PRICE
$975, REDUCED
' TO ?750.
, Presenting '
r r A Wonderful Assortmenlof
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Luxurious .
f ; As a Special Feature of bur J
November Sales
Furs
20 Per Cent to 35 Per Cent Off Present tow Prices
Featured are magnificent Dolmans, Coats, Coatefes, Novelty Wraps, Capes,
Stoles, Collars and Muffs, shown in a wide variety of fashionable furs, in
modes approved by Paris and New Y6rk. : : 4 -
7V v Some of; th& Many Values: . '.
Beautiful Coat of Hudson Seal, three-quarter length, 'wonderful C ?
wide shawl collar of beaver. Regurar price, $29. . .". '. . . . J.S
' Three-quarter length Marmot Coat, belted model , with deep' - ,
. pockets, wide shawl collar and,wide cuffs of Nutria. Regular price j) j()
$195 ...... . ;. r. . r. V. .1; .r. .. . v , . . . . . ; T 1 v
7 French Seal Coatee, wide cuffs and shawl collar, lined with beau- (0 OA
tifulPussy Willow Silk. Regular Price $350 ................ $0J
Natural Muskrat, three-quarter' length coat, lined with Pussy . J93A
Willow Silk Regular price, $295. .. 1 .................... .'. .ff ou :
Genuine Eastern Mink Coat, showing the new Bell Sleeve and (fjOA .
Detachable Belt A wonderful g"arm ent Regular pricei.$475. PJUV
Many Other Coats and Co atees, From $125 to $875
Long Hudson Seal Toga Scarf, with pockets in each end-Beau- t$ 1 AC -lifully
lined Regular price $195... . . ................. . . . . PATO
Handsome Mink Scarf, trimmed with beautiful tails Regular- M A A
price $145 ......... v P 1 v V a
Extra large Taupe Fox Animal Scarf, with large bushy tail and '
lined with Georgette Regular price $95 . . .r P U
, Finest Quality Qray Wolf Scarf Beautiful lining of Pussy Wil- CCQ
Jow Silk-Regular price $85. . .... . ... . ... . . . B. .. . . . . ,.xPOO
Brown Poiret Fox Scarf " v ' . (fcCQ
Regular price $85..... .V. . . . POO
Natural Raccoon Scarf Extra quality V 2Q
Regular price $49.50....... .v. $07 '
Many Other Special Reductions Too Nurnerous to List. ;
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