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SOCIETY
? Return to Hollywood.
Miss Miy Prestelle of Los An
geles left this week for Hollywood
to resume her work after a two
months' vacation, a part of which
was spent in Omaha "with her sis-J
ter. Mrs. E. C Tabor and Mr. Ta-1
bor. Miss Prestelle, who is a most
attractive girl, is a moving picture
actress and has played with many
cf the big stars.
' Amateur Musical Club.
The Amateur Musical club met
rricay afternon at the home of Mrs.
Oeorge Barker, the program be- !
). AC Kennedy and Miss Eugenie
hitaore.
Omaha Matron Who!
Appears On Musical I
Tea Program.
Engagements
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Burgess had
as their guests at dinner AVednes
day evening at their home Mr. and
Mrs.; Charles C George. Mr. and
Mrs.' Luther Drake and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wyman.
: Cooking Club.
The Cooking club met at the
home of Mrs. M. G. Cozener for
luncheon Wednesday.
Personals
Mrs. H. Ziegman left Saturdav
for Washington, D. C, to winter
with her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Waf
ferman. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Osten-
berg 'and daughter, Virginia, have
returned from St Louis, where they
spent the holidays. They were ac
companied home br their daughter
Mrs. Walter M. Campbell.
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Mrs. Bruce Davis of Unionville
-uu., nis ucen me. guest ot tier pi
euts, Mr. and,, Mrs. Jamrs A, T;
gart, since before Christmas.
Dans ioined Mrs Davi in OmaTi
on Tuesday of last week. They re
turned to their home Friday eve
ning. Miss Mildred White left Tuesday
for Chicago, where she will continue
her musical studies.
Mrs. Florence Owen of York,
Keb, arrives Monday to spend sev
eral days in Omafcl.
Mrs. J. B. Kerrigan is now lo
cated at her new residenct, 4905
Cass street
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Reynolds are
spending Sunday in Lincoln with
their daughter, Katherine, who at
tends the University of Nebraska.
Upon their return they leave for
Mew York, enroute 'to Florida,
where they will spend two months.
Miss Irene Gallagher is ID at -her
home.
Mr. and Jlrs. Erwin Krans
leaving soon for California.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harding left
Saturday to spend the remainder of
the winter at Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Briggs
announce the birth of a daughter,
Virginia Ellen, at the Clarkson hos
pital January 3. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Paxton expect
to leave early in February to spend
the remainder of the winter in Flor
ida. .
Miss Willow O'Brien, who has
beea spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Brien,
has left for New York to resume her
todies St Manhattanville college,
Mrs. George B. Prinz returned
Thursday from Chicago.
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fy. H. P. Lycke was called to
Toledo, O., Friday by the death of
her on-in-law, Mr. C, K. MaxwelL
Mrs; Maxwell was formerly Miss
Et PauL
Mrs. Isaae Congdon and daughter.
Miss Josephine, left Friday night for
a trip of several months to Phoenix,
Arlr, and California.
Mrs. Robert Forgan, who has been
the guest cf her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaae E. Congdoo. left Sunday
tight for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Mabel Balcombe Leonhardt
las taken an apartment at 308 West
Eighty-second street in New York.
Mrs. D. H. Wheeler, now at Bnrling
toa. Vt, expects to join Mrs. Leon
hardt soon for a visit
Cel S. S. Ctrrtis and Miss Lynn'
Curtis are at the Breakers, Palm
Beach, Fla, having left Sea -Breeze
Hast Thursday.
' Mrs. 'Elizabeth Warren and Mrs.
TL W. Cowduroy left last Sunday to
spend the remainder of the winter
ia Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C Calvin have
moved from the St Regis apart
ments to the Fontenelle hotel. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McShane
left Monday for Coronado Beach,
Cal, where they will spend the re
mainder of the winter.
Mrs. Leila Brandeis of New York
spent several days in Omaha this
veek at the Fontenelle en route to
California.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Love are giv
ing. op their apartment at the Colo
nial the last of the month and Mrs.
' Lore, with her daughter, Harriette,
wilt leave for the sonth for a visit
of several weeks.
- Mrs. Arthur Remington left Fri
day" to spend the remainder of the
winier in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyman
, leave Monday for Pasadena.
MV. and Mrs. Harry Steele are
spending two weeks in Gncinnati
and New York.
Miss Dorothy Judson left Mon
day evening for Miss Somers" school
ia Washington. She is now in her
senior year and will graduate this
spring." : i
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lowe are
'expected home today from Little
Rock Ar It, where they have beea
pending some time with Mrs.
Lowe's parents.
Mr. B. F Smith arrived from the
east New Year's day to be the
?uei tor some twe of his nephew,
llr. Farnam Smith, .
. Mrs. Nelson is one of Omaha's
young matrons who finds time to
give adequate attention to her home
and young son, Robert, and yet de
vote herself in a generous measure
to the musical life of the city She
will zpntzr on a nrogram of the
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,ar- ! music ucpanmcnt, umana w oman s
ag. r uuo, January i. i ne program.
Mr. which is in charge of Mrs. Raymond
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Redman-Segelman.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Segelman an-
fnounce the engagement oi weir
daughter, Anna, to Dave Kedman of
Ottumwa. Ia. -No date has been set
for the wedding.
Higgins-Oppen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Oppen an
nounce the engagement oftheir
daughter. Alice, to Michael J. Hig-
Igins. Miss Uppen attenaea central
High school and Mount Carroll
' school. The wedding will probably
take place in the spring.
Atkinson-Staples.
Dr. L. H. Siaples announces the
betrothal of his daughter, Marion,
to Arthur Atkison Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Smith. No date
has been set for the wedding.
' Marhoff-Henrickson.
Mr. John H. Hendrickson an- j
aounce's January 21 as the wedding j
date of his daughter, Lillic, and j
F. H. Marhoff of New Orleans, son j
of Mrs. H. H. Marhoff of Omaha, j
It will take place at the Immanuel
Lutheran church. Rev. O. E. Henry
officiating. A reception will be held j
immediately after the ceremony at j
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. F.J
Pitts. 1
Marjorie Murray will act as flow- j
er girl and Fred Marhoff Snyder, j
as ring-bearer.
Mrs. J. R. Henrickson will be
matron of honor. The bridesmaids
will be Mrs. Henry E. Snyder and
Mi5 Olga Johnson of Moline, I1L,
Chester Marhoff of Chicago, .broth
er of the greom, will be best man
G. Young, will be directed to Scan
dinavian music. Mrs. Nelson was
Miss Marjorie Shackleford before
her marriage. She is soprano solo
ist at Kountze Memorial church.
and the nshers are to he J. R. Hen
rickson and H. E. Snyder.
Mr. Marhoff and his bride will re
side in New Orleans after March 1.
Many affairs are pfcmsed for this
bride-elect. Mrs. J. L. Jacobsoq
entertained informallv at her home,
Saturday afternoon In her honor.
Mrs. Charles Keller is .planning an
affair for Tuesday evening. Miss
Peterson will ' entertain for the
bride-to-be, Thursday evening. Mrs.
A. Swanson, Miss Edquist and Miss
Esther Johnson will give a matinee
party at the Orpheum followed by
tea at the Fontenelle, next Saturday
afternoon, x
Community
Service
Morgan-Wickham.
Mrs. H. C. Wickham announces
the engagement of her daughter.
Mary Gladys, to Harry A. Morgan
of Chicago. No date has been set
for the wedding, bnt it will probably
take place in February.
Miss Jennie Christiansen enter
tained at a linen shower at her home
Friday evening, for this bride-elect.
Those present were Misses Mabel
Roswall, Beatrice Maffitt, Helen
Doyle, Zelda Hoheimer. Lola Marsh,
Hclda Bolan, Mabel Norris. Lois
Kane, Margaret Nelson,' Myrtle
Christinasen, K. Jepson, and Stella
Anderson.
Degen-Markovitz.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Markovitr an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Gejaldine, to Mr. David
Degen of Pittsburg, Kan, No date
i; weddn
has been set for te
ing.
Visiting Nurse Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Visit
ing Nurse association will meet on
January 23 instead of January 13.
It will be an open meeting, with
lunch at the Chamber of Com
merce at 12 o'clock.
In 1873 the high school girls ot
i Portland. Me., unanimously decided
1 to discard jewelry and expensive ar
' tides of dress while attending
j school.
The Sokal Athletic club will have
basket ball at the Army and Navy
club from 8 to 9 p. m.
Sunday, January 11 Open bouse
at the Girls Community house, 1716
Dodge street Everybody welcome,
4: SO to 6:30 p. m, Mrs. N. S. Wal
lace, official chaperon.
Open house at the Army and
Navy club for service men and
civilians.
Monday, January 12 Cooking
class -at the Central High school at
6 p. m., for Community Service
League girls under direction of Miss
Marion Morrissey.
Dramatic class, 7;30, at the Com
munity house, under direction of
Miss Martha Fodge, for any one in
terested in dramatic art
Recreational school at the Com
munity hocse from 8 to 10 p. m., f pr
volunteer workers.
Basket ball practice at the Army
and Navy club from 6:30 to 8. p. m.,
Western 'Union team.
Class in social dancing at the
Army and Navy club from 8 to 9
p. m.; Miss Lorraine Cowles, di
rector. Basket ball practice at the Army
and Navy club from 9 to 10 p. m.;
Calvary Baptist church team.
Tuesday. January 13 Lafayette,
Patriot and Cluga club dinners at
f-e Community bouse at 6:30 p. m.
Class in dramatic art, 7i30 p. m.,
Lafayette club.
Entertainment of the committee of
girls work cf community service at
dinner at 6 p. m.
Anniversary party of the Cluga
club at 7:30.
Basket tall from 7 to 8:30 p. rru
at the Army and Navy club, the M.
I E. Wops team.
Dance at Fort Omaha. 8:30 to 11
p. nu, the Joan or Arc, Patriot,
Vamn and Beebe dubs.
Wednesday, January 14 Club
dinners at the Community house,
the Ki-To-San and Wamn clubs,
6:30 p. m.
Dancing class, folk and esthetic
for Girls' Community Service league
from 8 to 9 p. ntMiss Elizabeth
Dumont, director.
Basket ball practice at the Army
and Navy club, Y. M.-H. A.
Thursday," January 15 D. T, A.
club will give a "kid party" for
their members at the Community
house, 7:30 p. m.
Dance at the Army and Navy
club, 8:30 to 11 p. m.
Pa pillion Liberty, Cluga and
H-e-l-p clubs.
Friday, January 16 Recreational
school from S to 10 p. m. at the
Girls' Community house. Mr. Bur
ton Twichell will have charge of
the class and direct the games.
The Beebe club will have dinner
at the Community house at
6:30 p. m.
The Pborbian club will have bas
ket ball practice at the Army and
Navy club from 7:30 to 9 p. m.
Saturday, January 17 Leap Year
dance given by the K. K. K. Girls at
the Community house, 1716 Dodge,
8:30 to 11 p. m. Everybody invited;
admission 25 cents.
Mr. Burton H. Twichell. who has
for the last two weeks been assisting
at Community Service institutes in
Hutchinson, Junction Gty and Man
!.attan, Kan., will resume personal
direction of the class in Community
singing and recreation leadership at
the Girls" Community house on Fri
day evening.
In the region about Ago bay, in
the province af Shima. the Bay-of
Gokasho Japan, as well as ia other
parts of the country, women art J
mosi exclusively employed in pe!
fishing and diving. They cortr
mence their work at the age of If
and are in the water all the year
round, except in the coldest season.
But even during the cold period they
sometimes dive for pearls.
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As a Result of a Most Satisfactory Purchase
A Sale ot Women9 s Dresses
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$im
$2750
$395
FoMo EhmB gmnndl the
Key Bate of FasMoim
The dominant position occupied by
F. & M. SHOES is no longer a mat
ter of speculation. It is now accept-
ed as a fact, that the creative genius
of F. & M. Shoes is matchless, and
that our footwear conceptions
represent the last word in style.
Our latest creation for
spring, 1920, is an all-over
Velooze Boot.
Wears better than
suede or satin.
Fo and M. Bt
16th and Farnam.
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$52
These Dresses Go on Sale
Monday Morning at 9 o 'clock
Two facts stand out beyond all others in tin's ,
sale. One, the high character, quality and
the fashion correctness of these charming )
dresses. The other is that such an offer is
unique in the records of the season.
This sale is the outcome of a brilliant mer
chandising move. The opportunity presented
itself, and through its resources, this store was
able to take command of the opportunity and
bring it home to its patrons in the shape of
.4 wonderful lot of Tailored Serge and
Tricotine Dresses, Fancy and Embroidered -Tricotine
Dresses, Dressy T ricolettes, Semi
Dressy Serge and Satin Combinations;
also Pretty Taffeta and Jersey Dresses.
The dresses have been divided into four
separate groups, and include all sizes from 16
up to 53, which will be welcome news to stout
women.
$1 Q 75 At this price you will
J-yfind a small lot of
Serge, Jersey and Combination
Dresses that are worth up to 35.
$9750 Dresses of Serge, Tri-
' cotine, and pretty com
binations of Wool and Silk. Many
of them are handsomely embroid
ered and braid-trimmed. Worth
up to $59.50.
$391
Here are Dresses of
Fancy Embroidered
Serge, and Tricotine, Taffeta
Dresses, as well as pretty Party and
Dancing Frocks. Values up to $79.50.
$KO50 A wonderful collection
Olzz beautiful Dresses such
as Fancy Tricolettes and com
binations of silk. Dresses for after
noon, party and evening wear. .Values
up to S97.50.
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'EVERYBODY'S STOWBT
aoinidliry Needs
Featured in a
Special Sale Monday
We feature
in this sale only the better grades which will
give longer and better service.
We want you to put this sale to the test by
bringing to it your ideas and your individual
desires. We believe they will be answered in a
most surprising way.
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Parlor Brooms $125
Zeda parlor brooms
made of best quality
broom corn, varnished
handie, $1.35.
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Wash Boilers $3S5
Extra heavy tin wash
boiler with copper bottom,
has stationery wood han
dle, $3.95.
Wash Boilers, $635
All-copper wash boilers,
made of heavy material,
stationery wood handles,
good cover, $6.95.
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"One-Minute" Wash
ing Machine $18M
Hand-driven washing
machine, easy to oper
ate, priced at $18.00.
Electric Wash
Machine $95 M
Electric wash, ma
chines, One -Minute
make, all parts guaran
teed for 1 year; has
swinging wringer, $95.
Water Pails 39c
Galvanized iron water
pails, 10-quart size, 35c
Wash Tubs $1JOO
Galvanized iron wash
tubs, first quality, medium
size' $1.00.
Wash Bench $235
Wash bench made of
hardwood, holds two tubs,
wringer can be fastened in
center.
Ironing Boards
$235
Rigid ironing board ,
large size, stands
firm and rigid
$2.95. &
Wash Boards 49c
Wash Boards, good,
large rubbing surface, 49c
Dmrastairi Stmr.
Clothes Basket 429
Clothe basket, made of
full, round willow, wood
bottom, good size, $2.69.
- Clothes Line 79c
Clothes line, 100-foot
length, made of cotton,
79c
Clothes Wringer $5J95
Clothes wringer. Horse
Shoe brand, wood frame,
10-inch rollers : warranted 4
for 3 years $5.95.
Gas Plates $450
Gas plate that has two
powerful burners, $450.
Mop Outfits $1M
: Sprutex mop outfit, con
sists of large triangle
shape oil mop with handle
and large bottle of polish,
$1.00.