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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1920)
10 THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 1920. Society Maynard-Helland. Th marriage of Miss Marion Helland of Milwaukee, Wis., and Howard Maynard of Omaha took place Tune 30 at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Janus W. Maynard of this city. Rev. W, L. Austin officiated. The couple are now residing at the St. Clare apartments. , V - I,, m Bridge Party. Miss Gertrude Koenig entertained at an informal bridge party at her liome Tuesday afternoon. Three Ws were set for the game. Entertain Bridal Party.' Miss Cprinne Elliott and Lori.ig Elliott and Wallace Shepard will entertain at dinner at the Happy Hollpw club Tuesday evening in lionor of Miss Helen Pearce and Kobert Turner, whose marriage will take' place Saturday. The guests will include the bridal party. Informal Affair. Miss Margaret Wolff of Riverside, Cal., who is visiting her sister, Mrs. George F. Wickham, in Council Bluffs, was honoree at an informal luncheon given Tuesday at the Coun cil Bluffs Country club by Lucille Clark. Miss Wolff leaves Thurs day for her home. For Miss Benedict ' Miss Josephine Copudon enter tained at dinner at the Country club Monday evening in' honor-of her guest, Miss Mavis Benedict of Or ange, N. J. Covers were also placed for Miss Virginia Offutt Ware Hall, Overskirts are made discreetly leng this spring, which means that they come nearly to ;he hem of the underskirt. In remodeling an old one to give this required length and fullness little ruffles of accordion pleating may be added round slit sides and across ths bottom apron fashion. Field . Club W. . Hiller entertained eight guests at the dinner dance at the Field club Monday evening James Trimble had seven guests: Chester Nieman, six. Smaller parties were g;ven by Franklin Shotwell, Jack Shireman, J. A. Cullen, B O. Mc nermott, O. H. Menold. W. P. TT.omas and W. EWirts. Mrs. James Harvey, 'jr.. enter tained seven guests at luncheon Tuesday and Mrs. A. M. Sommer had five guests. The women golfers of the Field club will hold ojJen day at the club Wednesday for the women golfers of all other clubs in the city. -Various contests will be stagedand a golfers' luncheon will be served at the club house at 1 o'clock. Milo Gates, Robert Byrne and Hen ry Luberger. Mr. Hall will give an informal din ner Wednesday evening at ttK Coun try club for Miss Benedict. Mrs. Robert Garrett will entertain at a luncheon informally in her honor Wednesday, anckMiss Coiidon will 5 23 S3 v. Women 's Shop-1621 Farnam Street "July Clearance Sale" Great Reductions Are Now Offered You in Every Depart ment in This Store Summer WeigJU Wool Suits . . . . . . . Tricotine, Serge, Velour Check, Mixtures Splendid values that sold up to $65.00 Summer Dresses Figured Voile, Dotted Swiss, Fancy Ginghams and, Plain Organdies . Beautiful Styles and Qualities Specially priced at $12.50, $14.50, $19.50 and up White Wash Skirts , , ' Pre-Shrunk Gabardine, Tricotine, Serge Satin 2 Special Lots at 2 Special Prices $450 and $6.95 1 Our Entire T 72 Stock of Coats 72 ONE-HALF OFF Lingerie Blouses r Camisoles Special at . $2.95 d O ft Wash Satin, Crepe de Chine, Fleih Pt37D,N - and White 68 0b 6D to t 06 C5 TO T Jffmerieam Bearaty ELECTRIC XROJST The best iron made In'HirironTyou : get the'sansatisfac toryjservice after years of use as upon the day you purchase it. Its sturdy con struction assures the utmost in reliabil ity and durability, 'and it costs only a trifle more than ordinary electric irons Manufactured by American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit. Makers of a Complete Line of Electric Heating pevices. A Sold by Electrical, Hardware, and Department Store and Electrical Companiet y 29 be hostess at a very informa! tea Thursday afternoon. Miss McCoy Eentertains. Miss Ruth McCoy entertained 12 guests at bridge at her home Tues day afternoon in honor of Miss Helen Tearcc, who will be a bride of the week, and Miss Ruth Mc Cabe of Salamanca, N. Y., the guest of Florence Russell. Honor Guests. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Clarke, jr., will entertain 24 guests at the dinner dance at the Country club Saturday evening in honor of Miss Betty Bow man of Trenton, N. J., the guest of Jeanette Johnson, and George Snow den of Philadelphia, who is -yisit-ing at the Clarke home. - For Visitors. ' Miss Louise Clarke will entertain at luncheon at the Country club Fri day in honor of Miss Jjorma Mor gan of Buffalo, N. Y., and Miss Catherine Dickey of Kansas City, who will arrive in Omaha Thursday from Kansas City with Miss Dor othy Belt, who has been visiting there. Clubdom American War Mothers. American War Mothers, Omaha Chapter Kensington club, will meet Wednesday, 2 p. m., with Mrs. 'A. Berry, 2703 Woolwcrth avenue. Community Service. Fifty members of the Cluga club will have supper at Camp Brewster Wednesday evening. The Wamm club will meet for supper Wednesday, 6 p. m., at the ine u. i. t. ciun win entertain at a dancing party Wednesday even ing at Hanscom park pavilion. An invitation is extended to all mem bers of the Girls' league and 'heir friends. AmKRTISEMEXT. "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles. Its Beauty. A few cents buys "Danderine." After an application of "Danderine" you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness. ' T J Compfextou Delicatelv Haft ant r.ft.,.4 It the complexion aldad by Nadine Face Powder This exquisite beautlfier lm parti an Indefinable charm a charm and lovelinees which endure throughout the day and linger la the memory. It coolneee la refreahlng, and it cannot barm the ten derest ekln. Sold in Ita green boa at leading toilet counters or by mail 60c, NATIONAL TOILET CO. PARIS, TENN., U.S. A. Sold by Sherman 4 McConnell Drug Stores and Other Toilet Counters. A Well Done Ironing . Have you experi enced that thrill which comes with a well done ironing? An American Beauty Iron will give you the satisfaction that no other, iron will. - We Sell Everything Electrical The Nelson Company 406 S. 16th St. Doug. 7640 Next to Orpheum Theater George Crook W. R. C. George Crook Woman's Relief corps will hold its annual all-day outing: at Riverview park, Wednes day, July 7. An invitation is, ex tended to all members, friends and G. A. R. post: The guests will meet at the park pavilion. Clan Gordon Auxiliary. Ladies' auxiliary to Clan Gordon will meet with Mrs. A. E. Fernan dez, 4359 Hamilton street, Wednes day at -2 p. m. Personal Mrs. John Peterson and daughter, Miss Edith, accompanied by Miss Bessie Neve and Misi Ann Johnson, have Sunday for l.cn? Beach and other western points. Miss Gertrude Koenig will go to Lake- Okoboji in August to vis t Miss Eleanor Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hughes and son, Herbert, leave this week to spend a month at Minerva Lake, Wis. Mrs. F. J. Hughes and childrsn and Edwin Hughes leave within a few days for Bozman, Mont., where they will remain until September. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lohrmap. who are in Chicago, will return home next Sunday. y Mr. and Mrs. Minor Silverberg and daughter, Inez, and Miss Hattie Harris all of Des Moines, and Mrs. Fanny Bear of Wilmington, N. C, motored to Omaha from Des Moines to spend July 4 with Mr. and MrsN Toby Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. John McAvin and daughter, Mary, have returned from a trip to California. v Miss Ebba Sorensen has gone to Minneapolis, where 'she wnl be maid of honor at the wedding of a Kappa "Delta sister. Miss Letha Ryan, who was a week-end guest in Omaha, has re turned to Lincoln, where she is at tending the summer session at the University of Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crawford and daughter, Miss Mary Hayes, re turned Sunday from Freeport, 111. Miss Helen Crawford returned Sat urady from Great Falls, Mont., where she spent two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Clarke, jr., leave next week to spend the re mainder of the I summer at 'their ranch in Wyoming. Miss Lucile Lathrop of Omaha, who has been attending the Colo rado university the last year, is now visiting in Denver, the guest of Miss Helen Beatty. Mrs. Tames Albee of Omaha is spending the'summer in Denver with I her daughter, Mrs. Louis V. CavnahX Business Woman's t'lub. At a meeting of the Omaha Busi ness Woman's club Monday morn ing at the Y. W. C. A Miss Etta Young and Miss Anna Olsson were elected delegates to the national con vention of Business and Professional Women's clubs, to be held in St. Paul, Minn., July 27-30. Miss Flor ence Hathaway and Miss Louise Gwin were chosen alternates. The following committee was named to plan the work for next season: xMiss Emma Sasstrom, chairman; Misses Maude Adair, Dora Brookdorf, Florence Hatha way, Blanche Kirchner, Emma Mc Rae, Myra Nourse, Rut'i Quinzber ry, Fay Rasmussen and Anna Ols son. x Mrs. J. A. Andrews of Lincoln, state president of Busimss and Pro- fc.siona Women's club, was unable to attend the meeting. A good-looking linen dress is trimmed simply with a lacing of black velvet in the front of the waist and at the ends of the elbow sleeves. I You Believe in a Sanitary Kitchen of Course But to live upjto your beliefs, you must have ISKO, which eliminates the need of unsani tary ice in the home. Dampness and ice are insepa rable. Every housewife knows what a damp refrigerator means from the standpoint of health and cleanliness. One of the chief advantages of ISKO, the Electric Cold Maker, is that its cold is dry cold. See ISKO at work in our Electric Shop. You will want this "modern convenience in your home. 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Don't Do Your Washing The Old Way Do It Electrically Bringing the Demonstration to Your Door To better acquaint housewives with the advantages of doing their washing and ironing electrically, we shall give demonstrations on specially equipped trucks of the flior Washeir " a This work will be done by an experienced demonstra tor, and they will be given at the following locations and on the following dates: V DATES AND LOCATIONS FOR DEMONSTRATIONS Thursday, July 8th 2800 Block North 45th Street. Friday, July 9th 27th and Bauman. Monday, July 12th Arbor Street, Between 32nd and 33rd Streets. Tuesday, July 13th 3600 Block South 23d" Street. Wednesday, July 14th 40th and Cuming Streets. Thursday, July 15th 20th and Larimore Streets. Friday, July 16th 30th and Cass Streets. Monday, July 19th West Farnam or Dundee District. (Location to Be Announced Later.) - ' . ' . . Upon inquiry we learn, that many housewives find it next to impossible to a all times come to the electric shop to see a demonstration ; therefore we are sv x Bringing the Demonstration to Your Door Our selling plan makes it easy for you to be the pos- -sessor of both th,e Washer and Ironer. Ask about it jt will pay you to. , , Nebraska fJ Power Co. YOUR ELECTRIC famam. at Fifteenth SERVICE vunHRNT 2314 HSt Side V
