THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. 1920.
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Society
Shoemaker-Anderson.
at dinner .at her hnma Mmi4i ..,..,
ing in honor of her daughter. Mil
dred, whose engagement to Lester
M. Shoemaker of Williamsport,
Fa., was announced at the affair.
Violet and white spring flowers
formed the centerpiece. Covers
were placed for Mrs. Lena Huntley,
Misses Margaret Erickson, Elizabeth
Allen, Jennie. Christiansen. Edith
Morris, Lola Marsh. Leta Grobeck,
Mary Gibb. Lillian O'Connor,
Blanche Kershner and Grace Duhes.
Herrera-White.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer White an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Sarah, to Paul M. Her
rera of Detroit, Mich.. The mar
riage will take place at Trinity
cathedral, June S. .
Henry-Murphy.
Dr. and Mrs. VV. M. Murphy an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Teresa, to Ralph R. Henry, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Henry, which
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took place Saturdav evening at their
home. Rev. C. F. Holler officiated.
The bride wore a dark blue suit with
small hat to match and a corsage of
sweetpeas. Mr. and Mrs. Henry are
kt home at 3710 South Twenty-sixth
street.
Informal Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Baldrige en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. E. David
son informally at dinner at the
Omaha club Tuesday evening.
Settlement MoVie.
The social settlement picture,
"American and How to Make Them,"
will be shown at the Moon theater
Wednesday afternoon, at the Em
press on Friday afternoon and eve
ning and at the Apollo Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Train School Mothers' Club.
Mrs. F. Kutcher will entertain the
Train School Mothers' club Friday
afternoon, 2 'p. m., at her home, 139
Center street. Mrs. Joseph Schnell
will assist. ,'
' L'Alliance Francaise. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch will
entertain L'Alliance Francaise Wed
nesday evening at their home.
For Mrs. Redick.
Mr. and Mrs. George Redick en
tertained at a tinner of 20 covers at
their home Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. John Redick, who leaves
Saturday to spend the summer in
Europe,
Sommer's Club.
Mrs. Wilson Austin entertained
the Sommer's club at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
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Calendar
Corrert Diction Class Wednesday. 2:30
P m., Y. M. C. A., studio ot Prof, Edwin
Puis.
Frances Wlllard. W. C. T. V. Wednes
day, 3 p. m., with Mrs. James Dalzell,
1123 South Thirty-second street.
Omaha W. C. T. V. Wednesday,' 2 p.
m., Y. W. O. A. Lysle Abbott will speak
on "The New Constitution." Dr. Jennie
Callfas will preside. The meeting Is open
to the public.
A. C. A. Kook Review Section Wednes
day, 4 p. ni., with Mrs. John McDonald.
6101 Nicholas street.
Community Service Wednesday, Wamm
club party, 7:30 p. m., Mrs. Lev Inns,
chaperon. Meeting at 7:30 of constitu
tional committee- at public library.
Benson Methodist Mission Society
Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Austin
Tavlor. 291S North Fifty-eighth street.
Y. W. C. A. Physical Department
Wednesday evening, Athtetld club will
meet for supper.
DororMWiiinsl
Dorothy Higgius is one of the
attractive school girls who will fol
low the Pied Piper in the play to be
given Saturday evening at the Bran
deis by students of Brownell Hall.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Higgins and the granddaugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb' Storz.
Clubdom
To Speak in Chadron.
Mrs. M. D. Cameron, general fed
eration director, will speak befoie
the Sixth district convention, Ne
braska v Federation of Women's
Clubs, in Chadron, Thursday. Miss
Katherine ' Worley, state chairman
of Americanization, will not attend
American War Mothers.
The Omaha chapter of American
War Mothers will meet Thursday
evening, 8 p. m., in Memorial hall,
court house.
Camp Fire Notes.
The Okihi and Gihneshaho Camp
Fire groups have organized into one
group under the name of Okihi. The
following officers have been elected:
Gladys Reddan, president; Marjorie
Pool, secretary and treasurer,, and
Arvilla Sinnett, reporter. The group
has adpoted a French orphan, named
Marie ChiCon.
Personal
Lieutenant Alfred Gruenther ar
rived Monday from Camp Taylor,
Kentucky, to spend several days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Gruenther.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Covatt have
gone to Lake Okiboji to spend a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levensky are.
residing at 2747 North Forty-fifth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Towle and
daughter, Miss Marian Towle, ac
companied by Mrs. Towle's physi
cian, Dr. G. Alexander Young, and
Mrs. Young, have returned from
Carolina, where Mrs. Towle chris
tened a ship. Dr. and Mrs. Young
went as the guests of Mr. Towle and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Newman left
Monday to spend two months in
Los Angeles.
Airs. F. V. Larniou returned Sun
day fro!n Washington, D. C where
she a'.tc'idcd the national congress
of the D. A. R. She also visited in
New York.
Mrs. George Harris of Detroit,
Mich., who was a guest of Mr. John
Potter Webster, returned home Sat
urday. Miss Meliora Davis is expected
home Wednesday from St. Louis,
where she has been visiting friends.
Mrs. H. E. McCroskey left sev
eral days ago for Chadron, Neb.
Miss Irene Carter returned home
Monday from New York City, where
she has been visiting her sister, Ruth
Carter, who attends Columbia uni
versity. Ruth Carter will return in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Reynolds
spent Sunday in Lincoln, where they
visited their daughter, Katherine, at
the Achoth sorority house. "
Mrs. W. E. Barkley of Lincoln
was in Omaha Monday.
Omaha Woman's Press Club.
The Omaha Woman's Press club
will meet Wednesday for luncheon,
12:45 p. m., at the Chamber of
Commerce. There will be an im
portant business meeting following
the luncheon.
Honor Is Given to
Miss Florence
Nightingale
On Wednesday, May 12, 1920, the
civilized world honors a woman.
That woman is Florence Nightin
gale, who was born just 100 years
ago in Florence, Italy. In 185o she
established the first modern training
school for nurses in Loudon. This
was the forerunner of training
schools for nurses in connection
with a hospital. Today there is
such a school in connection with
practically every large hospital on
the globe.
Hardly had Florence Nightingale
established her London institution
o7 years ago when the Crimean war
broke out and revealed the usual
terrors of army hospitals before the
the advent 'of the trained woman
nurse. Gathering a group of her
students and coworkers around hef,
she went out and changed the cen
ter of tilth, jdisease and agony at
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garments
Charm, utility and value are combined in the garments included in
this great annual event which every woman looks forward to with so
much interest. .
The finest and most complete assortment we have
ever collected and special values all through the collec
tion. . .
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Epi5dte Assortments off
Si!kE Umdlcrgarmemits
of Crepe de Chine, Satin, Meteor,
Puss) Willow, Chiffon, Georgette
Nightgowns $3.95 to $125.00 Silk Petticoals, white and flesh.
Drawers $7.95 to $65.00 double panel. .$5.95 to $35.00
Combinations . . .$12.75 to $95.00 Envelope Chemises. .$2.95 to $79
Underbodices. . . $1.45 to $45.00 Pajamas. ...... .$5.95 to $69.00
Silk Petticoals $5.95 to $89.00
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Drawers:. .. .'.$2.50 to $25.00
Hand-Made
Combinations.. $6.95 to $25.00
Hand-Made
Corset Covers.. $3.95 to $15.60
Hand-Made
Nightgowns. . . .$2.50 to $65.00
Hand-Made Envelope
'Chemise $2.95 to $25.00
Hand-Made Regular
Chemise .... ..$2.95 to $25
Hand-Made Corset Covers. .$3.95 to $25.00
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Second Floor
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Scutari into the first efficient mili
tary base hospital in history.
When the war was over, grateful
and astonished England gave her a
token of esteem, consisting of $J5;,-
000. which money she devoted en
tirely to the touiKlatum ot ;;:c
Nightingale Home at St. Thomas
hospital. She was advisor to the
American government in the civil
war and to the French government
in 1870.
In America, Louise Lee Schuyler
founded the first modern American
training school for nurses in New
York in 1870. But American leader
ship is accorded to Clara Barton,
best remembered for her organiza
tion and leadership of the American
Red Cross.
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THB TORS CT
The Market
What is it going to do?
Are prices going down?
Are they going down suddenly?
These are questions that fill the minds
of merchants today. Retail merchants
are buyers as. well as sellers, you know,
and tremendously interested 'in accurate
answers to these questions.
Let us give you some of the facts as
to the present situation:
Silk has fallen considerably. The mar
ket is very weak. Everyone with a stock
of Silk is trying to turn it into money.
"Wool Market is strong and shows as
yet no sign of weakening".
Cotton Especially 'fine yam fabrics,
still advaniing and are not likely soon to
be cheaper. '
Production still is very much behind.
We have still thousands of dollars' worth
of hosiery and underwear undelivered on
orders placed six months to' one year ago.
We are not only not canceling, but beg
ging for delivery to supply our enlarged
business.
"Wherever we have or can get the goods
(you know we are a bit particular about
what we offer), we shall not only meet,
but anticipate the market. That's what
we are doing on Yard Goods to morrow.
SILKS
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1-30 pieces Economy Silks in plain
shades: 36 inches wide, .based
last price of the makers, $1.50.
Wednesday, yard
colors of all
i -i
on tne n fiC
hale
89'
Xow for the Cream of the Stock Silks that
are not only fine but famous; 28 pieces High
Grade Foulards, Printed Radium, Channelise
and Satins. Colors and designs that suit the
season; $6.00 has been the price, Wednesday
Kumsl Kom The novelty of the season. Raid
bv experts to be the most beautiful silk fabric
ever made. A splendid range. Price has been
$10.00; Wednesday
$4.35
$7.75
Dew-Kist That airy fabric designed for sum
mer wear. The most delicate and brilliant of
colorings, beautiful combinations, selling at
$7.50 a yard, Wednesday
About 1,000 yards of Plaids, Stripes, Plain Taf
feta, Paiins and Shirting Silks. You can find
almost anything you want in this lot. They
have sold up to $4.00, Wednesday
$2.95
Woolen Dress Goods
A sale of a wide variety of fabrics taken here
and there from our stock wherever there was a
broken line. The lot Includes Silk and Wool
Crepes, Mohair, Silk and Wool Voile, Julllard
Plaids 48 inches wide, Henrietta, Silk and Wool
Poplins 40 inches wide. These fabrics have
sold right up to $3.50 a yard. Wednesday,
Wash Dress Fabrics
Height of the season. Thin fabrics selling
actively Organdies and Swisses hard to get
Ginghams will be higher instead of lower.
Voiles the most popular sellers. A group of
patterns in Dollar Voiles 40 inches wide, big
assortment of dark and medium shades.
We will see what price will do Wednesday,
$1.98
79c
From .our carefully selected stock: of Staple Cottons we quote below a
number of price reductions. When there is a lower price, rest assured
Kilpatrick's will make it.
The Floor Below
Shirting Print! 25c
Light and Dark Percales .39c
Amoskeag Apron Glnirhi
. for 29c
32-ln. Dress Ginghams . .39c
Galatea. Suiting 3ttc
Serpsntine Crepes 45c
Eaquet Cloths 89c
Cotton Challtes t S9c
WhiU Outing Flannel . .32'4c
Fancy Sateens "9c
Cotton Voiles 3l)c
(13-ln. Pepperell Sheeting 9c
7!-!n. Ppppe-rel! Sheeting "5c
8t-in. Pequot Sheeting .rc
3-in. Brown Sheeting ...9c
45-ln. intra Heavy Casing 8c
:!Mn. T.onsdale Mini in ,.35o
32-ln. Fancy Tickings ...9c
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White Goods Dept.-
3-ln. Fin Long Cloths ..29c Yd.
3J-ln. Sheer Nainsook ...49c Yd.
3-ln. Extra Quality Nainsook,
for ; 89o Yd.
3-ln. Merc. Batlsts ....... 59c Yd.
3-ln. Dress Poplin 59c Yd.
36-ln. Irisb Poplin J S5c Yd.
45-in. Nurses' Suiting ...4c Yd.
27-ln. Fins P!o.ues 35c Yd.
0-in. Plain Voiles fle Yd.
36rln. Gabardine 9c Yd.
M in. Gabardine $1.08 Yd.
45-in. Organdy $1.29 Yd.
45-ln. Extra Fine Orjrandy,
for $1.09 Yd.
Linen Dept.
55C lS-ln. Terry Cloth ..42V2C Yd.
75o :2-ln. Terry Cloth ..55c Yd.
11.00 84-in. Terry Cloth ,83e Yd.
29o 18-in. Pink Striped Dish
Toweling :.MV4c Yd.
35c 18-in. Pink and Blue Cheek
Imp. Dish Toweling ..t9c Yd.
35c lS-ln. Cotton Huck Towel
ing 29c Yd.
30c H-ln. Part Linen Towel
ing Sao Yd.
83c 18-in. Stevens All Linen F.
for 50c Yd.
65- 18-in. All Linen Russian F,
for 80c Td.
S5c IS-ln. All Linen Glass Towel
ins 50c Yd.
11.00 68-In. Here. Damink.
for 7ftc Yd.
$1.55 84-ln. Merc. lmmask,
for 98c Yd.
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. OF UNSIGHTLY HAIRS
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When you wash your hair be care
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