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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1919)
' . i y IIBillllfH 'n'l I 'I 8' THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER" 20. 1919. Our bralm ar evnty-yar clock. Tit Aaf r Ufa winds them up one for all, Uiaa clou- tha , and givM tha kay into tha hand al tha Angel el tha Reaurrectioau O. W. Holmaa. Na man lor any eonslderabl parlod can waar an laca to hlmaall asd anetbar to tha multitude without finally tatting bewildered aa to which mar ba tru. NathanW Hiwtherna. Prenuptial Affair. . Mr. and Mr. Isaac Carpenter, jr., entertained at a bridge party at their home Friday evening, followed by supper.' Miss Grace Allison and her fiance, Albert Sibbernsen, were the honor guests. The 'guests in '' eluded Messrs. and Mesdames ' . Robert Garret, Clarence Sibbern sen. Jack Summers. Miss Esther " Wilhelm and Drexel Sibbernsen. . Out-of-Tdwn Wedding. The marriage of Miss Helen Ma rie Keating and Benjamin C Laws "V. took place December 10 in River ton, Wyo. The bride was formerly of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Laws will make, their home in Riyerton. Entertain at Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baldrige will entertain at the dinner dance at the Athletic club, Saturday evening, in honor of their son, Majcolm Baldrige, who has returned from . Yale to spend the holidays. Cov ers will be placed for Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Burns and Fred Daugherty, Misses Margaret Baum, Kegina Connell, Eugenia Patterson, j r?.i ti r:i josepnine v-ongaon, csiner wn helin, Messrs. Herbert Connell, Raymond Low, Philip Downs and Eurdette Kirkendall. For Mrs. Bethel!. F. W. Judson entertained at a din ner, and Orpheum party Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Wil , liani Bethell of Redlands, Cal., who is a guest at the George Prinz home. His guests included Messrs. and Mesdames Prinz, C. T. Kountze, and A, L. Reed. ' ' For Mrs. Kalk. Mr. and Mr. Dana C. Bradford will entertain at a dinner at the Athletic club Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Flora Stanton Kalk, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Kennedy. Covers will be placed for 12. - Arrive from School. ' Miss Margaret Wattles, De Ween ta Conrad and Virginia and Rowena Pixley, returned home Friday from Dana Hall. Mis. G. W. Wattles will entertain informally January 2 : 1 for jMiss Wattles. ' ' i i Junior League. , Miss Daphne Peters was hostess to the members of the Junior league Friday afternoon, when a number of those interested in the City Mission,, met to make Christmas bags. These are to be used on a tree given to the mission by Ward Burgess. At the celebration Christmas, morning 400 children will be- present. Theater Party. Tinely. L. Combs will entertain at a theater party at the Brandeis Sat urday evening for 'the members of Tangier Temple Mystic Shrine. Messrs. and Mesdames George Con - dra4 of- Lincoln and John R. Web ster and F. W. Judson will be chaperons. Social-Settlement Dance. Xne Social Settlement will give a 'lance Saturday evening from 7:30 ta. 8:30 for children and from 8:30 : till 11 for young people . Dinner. ' Mrs. Nellie Markcll entertained at dinner at the Paxton Hotel, Wednesday evening, preceding the 1 officers' dance at Fort Omaha. K" Strehlow Terrace Club. The members of the . Strehlow Terrace club will entertain at dancing party at -their- clubhouse Saturday evening. Luncheon for a Visitor. MU f)1iv Fercuson entertained informally at luncheon at her home Friday in honor of Mrs. Ldwin Harte of Brandon, Canada, who if visitinor at the Tnhn Harte hnme. Christmas decorations were used an4 covers were placed tor eight Dancing Party. The Sixty-Six Dancing club will entertain ac a aancing party ai me Hotel Fontenelle Saturday evening, December :U. . ' University Club. A dinner-dance will be given Sat urday evening, December 20, at the university club. ' Christmas' Play. St. Berchmans school will stage a Christmas drama, How St. Nicholas Came," Sunday evening, December 21 at St Berchmans hall. Following the play, tableaux will be given of such scenes as the mid night watch of the shepherds, the infant wrapped in swaddling clothes tended by Mary and Joseph, the Kings from the east bringing their tributes. - Clever Work. , Mrs. Flatbush She says her hus band is clever in the kitchen. Mrs. Bensonhurst He is. You ought to see him dodge rolling pins and flat-irons. Yonkers State man. ' Thing to Remember. Menus planned for the entire week ahead saves a great deal of time. ynderwear, stockings and com mon towels need no ironing. . Stilettes are indispensable for em broiderers who want to make round holes. ' Nuts which have grown dry can be freshened by soaking in warm water. Fresh air and sunshine have a great deal to do with successful laundry work. Remove the odor of onions from a "cooking dish by boiling strong soda water in it. To banish roaches, use equal parts of plaster of paris and powdered sugar. . . - Good eggs will sink in a brine of two unces salt to a pint of water; bad ones will float. Kitchen Kink. Most old fashioned 'faucets at the kitchen sink were made with txrew tops. Often times a small wire strainer that fits on this crew is put on to take the impurities from' the water. Should this need to be cleaned and it is stuck fast, instead of bending and breaking it with pliers cut a piece of adhesive or bicycle tape and wrap this around it. It will easily turn and come off so ' that it may be cleaned. Boil inside wire screens jn soda water. This will take off all impurities, at IE0B33 All the Music of All the World Yes actually that. Grand Opera ! Bands I Sym phony Orchestras ! The Violin ! The String Quartette ! -Broadway's latest hits, the classic, the popular, the ex altation of spirit that comes from hearing the world's beautiful hymns and sacred music in . fact it's only a. matter of choosing the Victor Records YOU WANT and the music of all the world is "yours to command for you, your family and friends, to enjoy whenever and wherever you choose. , . Victrola VI Victrola IV A larger Size Mahogany or Oak Illustratec' Oak $25 1 Or, you may seiect any instrument best suited to your needs from a wide variety of genuine Victrolas, in differ ent sizes and styles, all bearing the famous Victor trade mark, . - . From $25 to $950 A List of Christmas Records' N M4-Adet FMelei (with male chorua), Latin; John Mc- Cormack '. jj 87W4 Silent Hlght, Holy Sight; Gluck-Relmers!!!!!!.'!!.! 1.50 885W-Caatiqne de Noel (Adam) French; Enrico Caruso L50 l&SSAdesto Fideles, Westminster Chimes; lead, Kindly Lif lit and Nearer Jf y God to Thee ; "Westminster Chimes, JSi lcm-ChrlstoM Morning at Clancey's, Steve Porter; dancer's Woodea Wedding, Steve Porter ! M M$ Adoste Fideles (with Chimes), Trinity Choir; Jot to the World, Trinity Choir .8$ MtW-Sileat ffight, Holy Ulght, Neapolitan. Trio; Christinas Hymns Selection, Harp, Francis Lapitino Z tHlt Ythfle Shepherds Watched, Victor Oratorio Chorus It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, Victor Oratorio Chorus .. jjj- Angels from the Healing of Glory, Trinity Choir Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem, Trinity Choir 1.85 Main Floor Pompeian Room - 1 " r mi Rfcca Sm'f''J9 vdamimc oman A Blighted Life I used to be liked for my sunny mile. My cheery ways and healthy laughter., A grin oil my face I thought worth while 'i In order to get what I was after. My motto was "Cheerfulness" I knew not sorrow; My creed was "Sunshine," my code was' "Joy." I lived for the present, cared not for the morrow; In short, I was known. as "The Happines Boy." ' But now I'm a cjjnic a ' terrible crank. Gone is my smile I wear a , frown. Instead of a grin (I'll be quite frank) A surly look on my face has grown. I crave only gloom to be sad is my pleasure; A grouchy temper is all my own. What caused the change, you want ' to know? I tried to use the telephone. HERMAN BAUM. - Hurt His Feelings.- Flatbush Did you ever see bees swarm? ' Bensonhurst I couldn't swear that I'd seen 'em, but I've felt 'em, all right. Yonkers Statesman. tA Few Years Hence. Mrs. Gowanus You're very late tonight, John? , Mr. Oowanus Yes: 1 missed the last aeroplane and had to come home on the train. Yonkers statesman. Ak-Sar-Ben Maid Visitor- Personals' Mist Frances Nash arrived home Thursday to spend the holidays in Omaha. , t Miss Frances Castetter will ar rive Saturday from Lincoln school, Providence, R. I., to spend the holi days with her sister, Mrs. George Donaldson. Miss Alice Hughes arrives Satur day from Madison. Wis.. whir .h is attending the University of VVis- !An.n CUA ....'11 J .1 1 1" J wusuii uui; win opcuu uic nouuays at the J. A. Bender home. Mrsr Arthur Crittenden Smith and daughter, Helen, who are visit-1 ing in Boston will return home Tuesday. Miss Harriet Smith sails Saturday for Paris where she will spend, the winter. Mrs.'Verna Feiner of Davenport, la., formerly Verna Jouvenant of Lincoln, spent the early part of the week in Omaha. Miss Evelyn Cole will arrive in Omaha atnrrlav tri acnn4 U - days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Cole at Colbert apartments. Miss Cole has been attending the Lady Jane Grey school at Bing hampton, N. Y. Mrs. Livingston Fairbank of Chi cago arrk-es January 1 to spend a week with her father, D. C Patter son, and sister, Miss Eugenia Pat terson. - Arthur Miller of Blair is spending several days in Omaha. . " John W. Gamble and Charles F Stephens were at the Hotel Mc Alpin, New York, during the past week. Miss ' Nettie Wattles of Neligh Neb., who has been a .guest at the G. W. Wattles home for several day a left Friday.' Miss Lulu Pritchard of Fairbury, Neb., is convalescing at the Metho dist hospital. Miss Mary Louise Guy will leave Tuesday for St. Louis where she will spend the holidays. Mrs. Frank W. Judson and Miss Dorothy Judson arrived home Sat urday from the east. Famous Women Emily Dickenson. She was never known tohavs a lover. She seldom left her father's house in Amherst. Mass., and when she crossed its threshold it was to wander alone in the quaint garden. And she has written some of the most impassioned 'verse in modern literature. Her solitary life set into the frame of her glowing verse is the answer to the question, "Do writers have to go through the va ried phases of life to known 'Love.'" Emily Dickenson was boru in Am herst in 1830. She died there in 1886. Of her extraordinary verses that were witchery of new forms of expression, regardless of poetic rules, a prominent clergyman and distinguished authoV of New Eng land, Thomas Wentworth Higgiu son, said, 'When a thought takes your breath away, a lesson on gram mar seems impertinence." Tincture of myrrh is a good thing in the water used to rinse after brushing your teeth. Dorothy Belt Miss Dorothy Belt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. T. Belt, is one of the attractive holiday visitors. she arrived home ihursday from New York City, where s.he has been attending the Bennett school. She is a popular member of the younger set and was a royal maiden at the coronation of Miss Hele.. Murphy, the reigning queen of Qi ' 'era. Sotre Closes at 6 P. M. Out of High Rent District l'.;.:l 0ftWFflTOHE3S S. E. COR. 16tt A JACKSON STS. You Will Save Many a Dollar in This Great Clearainice Women's Coats, Suits, Dresses Never before have we offered so much QUALITY and STYLE for so little at the height of the season as you get in this great, Bef ore-Christmas Clearance. Many of the garments only recently arrived. Coats In Three Groups , You will find many surprises in high grade Coats, tailored from fine wool velours, silvertones, silk seal plushes, etc., etc. Coat Worth to $29.75 $19.50 Coats Worth to $50.00 $29.75 Coat Worth to $74.50 $39.50 Suits In Two Big Lots Scores of lovely models Tor tail ored, outing or dressy wear; some trimmed with fur. Suits Worth to $60.00 $39.50 Suits( Worth to $75.00 $49.50 '- Dresses In Three Groups Dresses of every imaginable typ in the wanted' silks and fabrics. Dretiea Worth Up to $42.50 $29.50 Dresses Worth Up to $60.00 $39.50 i Dresses Worth Up to, $74.50 $49.50 Potted PEamte Greatly Reduced For Gift Making The cheering influence of a beautiful plant is particularly noticeable on Christmas morn.. .Note tnese wonaenui values. Pepper 4Iants with bright green foliage and pretty red peppers; 50c and 75c value 29c Red Cherries Large, beautiful bushy plants with bright red cherries; a c value . -39c Poinsettias A tall, stately flower with velvety red petals; regular $1.00 plants . 49c ' . "FOLLOW THE PEATON PATH" EATON'S ETTER. ARGAINS "FOLLOW THE BEATON PATH" Saturday and Monday are days of unusual bargains at Beaton's, not only in the following list of drugs and sundries, but also in a great selection of Christmas gifts. We advise everyone to look here first for appropriate gifts. 50c Chlorax Tooth Paste, 29 25c Beaton's Cold Cream, in tubes ...16 $1.00 Kodol Dyspepsia Liquid, at , 72 30c Laxative Bromo Quinine, at 22 35c Vick's Vapo Rub, 27 25c Salinos (a saline laxa tive) 16 $3.75 Horlick's Hospital Malted Milk :. S2.98 $1.00 Leonard's Ear Oil. .891 29c Mustard Cerate, special. at 1B 60c Lavoris 46 50c Eatonic' 29 Waterman and C o n k 1 i n Fountain Pens, $2.50 and up. '$1.25 Denatured Alcohol, per gallon 85d 60c Swamp Root 44 30c Zymole Troches 21 15c-Sayman's Vegetable Soap, at , 12 MANICURE SETS Complete line from S tip. Must be seen to be appre ciated. $5.00 values in fancy rolls, leather and cases, special ' Saturday. $3.48 52.75 Imoorted Gold Scissors, Nail File, in fancy box, at 81.98 $4.00 Imported Scissors, Nail File and Nail Clipper in fancy case. .. .S2i98 25cLysol 1 ...19 30c Bromo Seltzer 21 25c Honest John Corn Plasters, at 16 $1.50 Fellow's Syrup Hypophos- phites 81.19 25c Phenalax Wafers . . . .21 $1.00 Listerine 73 50c Salicon .42 $1.00 Nuxated Iron 89 50c Orazin Tooth Paste. .343 BOX STATIONERY Fancy Xmas boxes in all sizes, from 60d to 83.50. Special Swiss Lawn Station ery 24 EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 10 to 50-Watt Mazda Lamps, at 35 60-Watt Mazda Lamps... 40 15c Fuse Plugs, 6 to 30 am peres, at Sit When you next buy aspirin ask us for the New Im provad kind, Salicon It won't hurt your heart nor upiet your stomach. More efficient than crude aspirin for headaches, colds rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. Put up in bottles, 25c, 60c and $1.25. Try it and you will always use it. Graham Beauty Secret Lifts outlines Draws out blackheads Reduces enlarged pores Bleaches the skin Corrects sallow skin Sold Only at This Store SATURDAY and MONDAY PECIALS IVORY Special sale of highest quality French Ivory Saturday- and Monday. 85c Cuticle Knives, Files and Button Hooks. 48t $3.50 Hair Brushes 81.89 $2.50 Hair Receivers and Powder Boxes 81.89 Ivory Cloeks, Mirrors, Trays, Buffers, etc., at spe cial prices. CANDY DEPARTMENT Buy now while the assort ment is complete. $1.00 Hard-Mixed and Fruit Filled Candies, per lb.. .69t 80c Hard-Mixed Candies, Tier pound 49 60c Peanut Brittle, pound, 42J 80c Chocolate-Covered Cara mels, pound f5 $1.00 Fancy Box Brach's Choc olate Cordial Fruits in Cream, per pound ..... 79 $1.00 Fancy Box Chocolate Nut Meats, pound 79e Huvler's Chocolates r.nd Bon Bons, to 5-pound boxes, from 65 to 86.00 Original Allegretti Chocolates, i to 5-pound boxes, from .....55 to 85.50 Johnston's Chocolates in fancy boxes, from 60t to 87.00 -We also sell Lowney's, Gor don's and Woodward's in Vt to 5-pound boxes. . SPECIALS PERFUME DEPT. We have a very complete line of Imported and Domes tic Perfumes, and aaote a few of our leading sellers: $1.75 Jicky Extract, ner oz., fit Rlol 75c Locust Blossom Extract, per ounce 3 $4.00 Houbigant's Ideal Ex tract, per ounce. . .82.25 $2.00 Djerkiss Extract, per ounce 81.25 $1.00 Meritol Toilet Waters, all odors 49 Mary Garden Toilet Water, at ..83.25 and 84.75 Houbigant's Ideal Toilet Water .88.00 Hftnbifirant's Quelques Fleurg Toilet Water . . . .SQ.S Hudnut's Three Flowers, Ex tract, fancy silk box, at . . . .V .-. '. 8!. 50 Coty's L'OrSgan Toilet Water 85.25 and.... 89.75 Piver's Vegetals, all odors, at S1.4Q Hudnut's Assorted Odors, fancy box., 65. 81 .25 and 8.50 Honbigant's Quelques Fleurs Extract, fancy silk box, at 86.50 Houbigant's Ideal EVtract, fancy silk box S.50 Piver's La Trefle and Az urea, fancy boxes, 82.25 Cotv's L'Origan Extract, fancy box 89.50 Houbigant's Coeur De .Tean ette,fancy box. . .87.50 Djerkiss Extract, fancv box, at ..81.90 and 83.00 Djerkiss Sets Toilet Water, Talcum and Face Po,wder, fancy box S4.?5 Mary Garden Set Toilet Water, Rouge, Extract and Powder . . .A . . . SIO.OO Marv Garden Extract fancy silk box Sfi.??0 (Smaller boxes, 81.50 and 82.50) . Richard Hudnut's Sets, in fancy boxes, different as sortments and odors, from 82.00 to 86.00 Palmer's, Hudnut's, Col gate's and other makes of Toilet Waters ' and Ex tracts, from 50 and up. Piver's Azurea and La Trefle Face Powder ....81.48 PHOTO DEPT. Camera?, always a very accept able gift from 82.59 to 855 Photo Albums, from lOtJ'to 86.00. $3.25 No. 2 Rexoette Box Cam- . eras 82.59 1920 Calendar Mounts, all sizes, at IOC $5.00 Gillette Safety Razors, at 84.15 15 Auto-Strop Safety Razor, fit Jt$415 $1.00 Penn Safety Razors, at 69e" $1.00 Ever-Ready Safety Razors 89j CIGAR DEPT. Note our special box prices on popular brands: El Paxo, box of 25. . . .83.25 Preferencia, Bishop's, box of 25 83.25 Preferencia, new opera, box of 50 82.75 Cuesta Ray extra box of 50, at 85.50 Cuesta Ray, Panatella, box of 25 82.75 Muriels, Supreme, box of 50, at 86.50 Muriels, Breva, box of 50, at 86.00 Flor de Intals, box of 60, at 82.50 Roitan Perfecto, box of 60, at ...1 85. SO Plantations, box of 100, 84 Kelly Admirals, box of 50, at 85.25 Kelly Puritanos, box of 50, at 84.25 Preferencia, Puritanos Finos, box of 50 84.25 Mozart, Magic, box of 50, at 84.75 Mozart, Perfecto, box of 60, at S4.75 McCord-Brady Hand Made - Cans, 25 81.45 Box of 50 82.85 Meditation De Lux, box of 25, at 83.00 Mosher's Guarantee, box of 25, tit wo SI 45 Ladina, cans, 25 81.55 Mozart, Excellentes, box of 25, at 82.40 Fleuer-de-Venice, fancy box of ten 81.00 SALINOS th perfect lalin laxative Eur ta take. Per fectly soluble in cold water. Recommended at splendid and healthful eliminani b? over 25,000 physicians. PES 16;39tf,78 At Our Store Today " We sell so many of these famously good choc olates that we can always supply any of the Johns ton popular assortments. And Always Fresh These are the kind you see advertised in The Sat urday Evening Post and are 1 What She Wants! fr We have special Christ mas packages in 1, 2, 3 and 5-lb. boxes now in stock. it and 1, J Beaton drug company 15th and Farnam Streets . Mail Orders Receive Our Most Careful Attention HPmSH LOT JUST II OfSj "THE APPRECIATED p- CANDIES" .