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- THE OmXhA SUNDAY BEE! OCTOBER 3lj 1920. iaV a. fa. oociety i Burgesi-Smythe. Chief Justice and Mrs, Constan v tine J. Smythe of Washington. D. C, announce the engagement of their uaughter, Miss Catherine smythe, to Charles Burgess, son of Mr. and Mrs Ward M. Burgess of Omaha, Miss Ismythe is a sister of Mrs, Clarence Sibbernsen of Omaha and spent the summer here at the Sih- i bernsen home, she attended Man hattanville school in New York City, Miss'Smythe w6 to have made her formal debut to Washington society in December, but owinir to the an nouncing of her betrothal, has changed -her plans. Her marriage x will probably take place the middle of January. '' - . , - Bernstein-Shames." Mrs. M. Shames announces the engagement of ber daughter, Sylvia, to tiarry crnsiem. Golden Wedding' Anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. James Stapleton of . ld!a- celebrated their tittietn wea dinsr anniversary.1 Sundaw Octobet 18 at the home of their daughter, - Mrs. S. R. Titus near Craig. Tbey formerly resided at Craig. Fifty relatives were euests at the affair. A gold plate containing a number of gold coins ot various aenomina' tions was presented to them. Wedding Attendant. ,s gles, Miss Mary Maloy Rankin ot New York City end Miss Nan Jar- vis hL Toronto, Canada, are to 'be the7 attendants of Miss Eugenie ,'- Whitmore at her marriage to Wil v, liam T. Dinkins of Chicago on No vember 17. The - ushers will include T. ,F. Kennedy, Edward A. Creighton, V Herbert Connell, Stockton Heath, Donald Kiplinger and George 1 Wrighf of Council Bluffs. ' , Teachers Luncheon. Miss Elizabeth T. Hayes, who was recently retired as the principal of Brown rark school, was honor euest at a luncheon given Saturday at the Hotel Loyal by teachers of the school. Yellow and white , chrysanthemums formed the decora r ' tionsi. Miss Hayes was presented with a wrist watch.' Covers were placed for Mesdames Anna M, ,c Bratton, Mary A. Brewer, Ella Con ! nell,Vera K. DimoVk, Bertha Ellis, Annie H. Jones, Emma Kopesky, Lena Kells, Florence Kelly, "Irene .Mercer, Louise Moore, Nina Sevick, Elsie Smith,' Vena Smith and Mary Smith; Misses Mary Barrett, Mar , tha C. Campbell, Mary Creedon, Myrtle 'Graham, Amy Johnson, Dora B. Tones, Mary S: Kane, Emma : MyerST Elizabeth -litchell, Nancy Peterson, Margaret Regan, Ellen j Schmidt, June Slocum, Emma B. ..- Smith, Jennie Smith, Elsa Smith, Jessie H. Stitt, Goldie C. Vawter, p Louise Watkins and Pauline Win- T; ters. - " f - ,:? Election Dancing Party. 1 The Omaha chapter of the Arrieri- t can Institute of Banking will enter- : tain for its members at a dancing vj,arty to be held, at the Btackstonc, , i , . i c , ! November 2. Card tables will also k lie provided for those desiring to j piay onage or pwocnie. rour nun it dred invitations bave been issued. ;! Dancing will commence at 8 o'clock t and will -continue until1 midnight. Arrangements are being made to have a special wire bring election returns which will be announced be- H tween dances. In charge of ar- t tangements are: Messrs. Charles W. ; ' ir Mead, Gwyer H. Yates," Louis "M. ' Mielenz, and George A. Gregory. I' The list of patrons and pa- (J- tronesses includes: '",'(.; Itessra and Meid&mM Walter W. Head D. W. Gelaelman Messrs. Charles W. Jonii Ij. Kennedy trranK v. iioracejt John W. Gamble H. S. Nicholson Ford A. Hovey O. T. Eastman vJH. a ClarkeJr. f A. I Schants JWlllard H. Dreaaler 2 Lloyd H. Earbart U 14. Lord -ft 8. W. Clark. Jr. Edward Huwaldt W. S. Weston , Mlsae -Anna T. Olaon Wauaeta Myer Marjl P. Doyle Eunice H. Holmes I. L. Adama K Mr. Myrtl Dean H. Mallory C. A. Abrahamson -to R them anul then 1! ' - Roy A. Brownell . Harry O. Palmer Axtbw I Palmer University Club, ' Among those who entertained at r'. the Halloween dinner-dance Satur s day evening at' the University club were Dr. Earl Sage, who had 10 Jj guests; Roger C. McKenzie, six; W. H. Smails, six; H. A. Myers,' five; s l Harry S. Byrne, four, and Max A. - r Miller, four. , , Forty members of the Dundee if Dancing club entertained at a Dutch treat party at the dinnerdance Sat urday . ?ven2m ! V K Election Parties at Orpheum. Among those who will entertain v at the second show at the Orpheum j Tuesday evening are E. H. Blakely, . who, will have 10 guests ; . H. E. Z French, 8; J. McAuley, 6 C G, Campbell, 6 B. Bowie, 6. Four- T. somes Vwill include C. R. Belden, Mrs. George, Porter, F. W. Engler ii. and Dr. B. W. Christie. Members of the. Eighteen Dancing club have made reservations for 20. Luncheon for Powys. Members or1 the Omaha Woman's Press club will entertain at lunch eon Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce, compli mentary to John, Cowper Powys, who speaks at the Fontenelle hotel on that day at 4 p. m. on "Tlw Ab surdity of Optimism and Pessimism," under the auspices of the Press club. Informal Luncheon. Mrs.W. T. Burns entertained at luncheon, Saturday, at her home in honor of Mrs. Joseph Valentine of Chicago, who wasthe guest of Mrs. Samuel Burns. Covers were placed for Mesdames Valentine, Samuel Burns, Charles T. Konntze, Ralph Peters, NWard Burgess, William h Foye, Willard Hosford and J. T. Stewart . " , Halloween , Party. Mrs. Rose -Tanner entertained a number of her friends at-a Hal loween party Thursday evening, Oc tober 28, at her boiM. Mrs. F. "Pence told fortunes. Thote present were: Hazel Ricker, Mary , Decker, Jessie Printz, Clara Jensen, Madge Paulsen, Lilly Paulsen, Freda Rieser, May Tanner . Myrtle Boyschou, Myrtle SaffeA Freda A. Pence, Thelma Hill,' Mrs- E, Calvert, Billy Schulz, Dotty McDonald, Vera vl.JI If.. A Tlnrntli tr Reilly, Eugene Chadwell, Hannah aj rirvin, iaa rascai u mi u Tanner. ... fe Entertain at Dinner Dance. vi iir and Mrs. L- A. uermoay en- .Ti.,iiJ.Tllf' . s at, a amner oi io -covers alloween dinner dance Sat- A. urday evening, at the Athletic club, Their guests were Dr. and Mrs. William. N. Anderson; and Messrs. and Mesdames Lee Huff, Harry Males ot Lincoln, Howard Good rich, James Allen, Ralph Walters and Jess Hyatt Alpha Kappa. Members of the Alpha Kappa club of the Central High school were en tertained at dinner Saturday evening Dy miss Valeria Kohr at her home, Election of officers followed the dinner, "with the following result: President, Miss Lucille Musegrave; vice president, Miss Valeria Rohr: secretary, Miss Virginia Franz, and treasurer, Miss Margaret Willard. Birthday Party. Miss Rose Colombo gave a Hal loween partv Saturday, the occasion being her 14th birthday. Those pres ent were: Vere Stulek, Helen Niel son, Helen Cleveland, Elizabeth Vlcek, Helen McLaughlin, Gene, Mathews, Adaline Nugent, Gladys Patterson, Dorothy Zarp, Eunice Lindleaf, Marthe Horn, Irene Man cuso. Lyle Mariam Robinson and Dorothy Pugsley. Columbian Club. The Columbian xlub of Sacred Heart ' parish will entertain at a card party at Lyceum hall. Twenty second and Locust, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles D. Burns and, William Collamer to act as hostesses. L-,,a i I. Kensington. American war mothers will hold a kensington at the home of Mrs. Ade Harris, 4201 Lafeyette avenue, Wednesday at 2 o'clock.' Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Louis Palmbeck, Val Klaing, Ffed Camp- Deu and . K. Craig. - Halloween Birthday Party. Miss Dorothy May Greew enter tained at a Halloween party Satur day at her nome in honor of her 10th birthday anniversary The house was decorated - in lanterns, colored can dles and large pumpkins. ; Sixteen guests were entertained. Council of Jewish Women. A luncheon will be given Satur day, .November 6. bv the Council of Jewish Women at the Blackstone for visiting delegates en route to the national convention at Denver. Mrs. M. F. Miller and Mrs. Edward Treller will be in charge. , Liberty Star. Liberty tar Keneingeon club will give a Deneht card party Monday evening, November 1, at the Red Cross rooms of the Masonic temple for members-pf the Eastern' Star. Alpha Chi Omega. Mrs.W..F. Bavintrter. 2314 South Thirty-second .street, will entertain at a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday for members of Alpha Chi Omega. Reports on the Christmasfcbox for the , sorority war orphan will be given. . Will Appear in Benefit Miss Phvllis Waterman J and Charles Burgess will dance in a benefit to be given November 22 for St. lames. Orphanage. Ihev. an- peared last year in a benefit for the Christ Child society. 1 - ' For Mrs. Cotton. ' fr anl fre T Air V?.nn. entertained at dinner Saturday eve ning at the athletic club in honor of Mrs. C. Cotton of San Francisco. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. C Louis Meyer, and Mr. Meyer. Kappa Psi Delta. Miss Helen Miller entertained members of Kappa Psi Delta in formally at her home Saturday afternoon. Clan Gordon Auxiliary. Ladies' auxiliary to Clan Gordon will entertain at a social Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock, at the Swedish auditorium. i Public Speaking Department The public speaking department of the Omaha Woman's club will give an afternoon partv for new members Friday, November 12, ,at the home of Mrs. John Haarman, 1324 South Thirty-fifth avenue. Annual Dance. : The Deborah society will hold its annual dancing party Wednesday evening. December 8, at the City Auditorium. B'Nai Ami. The B'Nai Ami club will give a dance Sunday October 31, at Kelpine academy. Fashion Show. , A dance and fashion show will be given by the Union Outfitting com pany at the Municipal Auditorium on Saturday, November 6. Members of Omaha Junior League Active ' ' Junior league members will ' col lect clothlntr for the Associated Charities. Any one wishing to do nate garments are requested to call Mrs. tJohn McCague, Walnut 2124. Children of the University hospital were entertained at a lalloween party) Saturday morning by roem- Ders or the junior league. ine at fair was in charge of Miss Daphne Peters, chairman of the occupational therapy committee. Members of this committee visit the hospital each day from 9:30 t 11, Saturdays and Sundays excepted, and provide di version for the children. Members of Miss Peters: commit tee include: Mesdames Henry Lu- berger, Louis Clarke, Ross Towle, Walter Roberts, Fred Daugherty, Conrad Young, John McCague, Amos Thomas, Raymond Low, Jack Summers. Jack Webster. Harold Pritchett Perry Henrichs and the Misses Waqys .Peters, Josephine Walker, Claire Helene Woodard, Kegina Connell, Nan, Murphy, Olga Metz and Menie Davis. Junior league membWs. who- fur nished music for the nurses' ban quet held recently at the Fonte nelle, included:- Mrs. Conrad Young, violinist; Mrs. Robert Turner j pian ist, and the Misses Kegina Connell and Helen Walker, who cang duets. Wives of officers " on merchant marine steamers are now allowed to accompany their husbands on voy ages.. m. ...,.,,..: ' J Douglas-Newbrnch -iHvi VUi MRS f&"' Yellow chrysanthemums and palms decorated the Church of All Saints, Saturday evening, when Katherine Louise Newbranch -became the bride of Howard Nicholson Douglas. Rev. A. H. Marsden rea$ the mar riage lines, .-' I he tiny cages were Betty Nolan, who wore a boyish costume of white satin, and Gretchetv Travis, who wore jtfffled pink organdy. Miss hleanor Newbranch, sister ot the bride, and Miss Helen Sturgess were bridesmaids. Miss Newbranch was gowned in silver cloth under rose tulle and Miss Sturgess wore silver cloth under sapphire blile tulle. Miss Lvelyn Newbranch, another sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor and wore silver cloth under jade green tulle. All the gowns were decollette and shorty The three at tendants wore silver ribbon hats and carried staffs tied with tulle to match their gowns. The bride was lovely in her modish CREDIT! m ttoue pa j j .njftujKAvn Monday. every effort is directed to effect an absolute cleah-up of every TAILO in the' house that was subject to the odor of smoke in our recent fire. . 1 These suits have been subject to thV greatest price ' shattering of the entire sale. There aije values, that .will appear absolutely ridiculous. .Come for the bar- v gain surprise of your life; The Greatest Suit Values of Recent Years ; ; ' arefhere for ymr Monday. ' remembei-VR CREDIT IS GOOD! gown of white charmeuse made withJ short bouffant . skirt and low cut sleeveless bodice embroidered in ir idescent beads. The tulle, veil fell from a crown of rose point lace and ended in a short white satin train. Wittrthis costume she carried a huge bride's bouquet made in shower effect. Miss Dorothy Doyle of Lincoln sang "Ave Maria. She wore a gown of orange satin under orange tulle and trimmed with huge golden flow ers. , J. H. Simms played the .wedding march. ' , ' ' . J. Porter Allen and Fred Walrath were groomsmen and the ushers were Ward Browne and Richard Smith. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at, the New branch home. In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Harveys Ells worth Newbranch, parents of the bride,, and Mrs. O. P. Newbranch, 1417 DOUGLAS STREET 1 - - REPBUIT j Personal Mrs. E. S. Rood returned Friday from Excelsior Springs. .- Miss Edna Bullock of Lincoln spent Friday in Omaha. Miss Myrl Fonda of David Oty is spending the week in Omaha. Cecils Fox, who attends Nebraska university, is in Omaha for theweek end. ; :. " Miss Clara Bull of Pasadena, Cal., is visiting , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert French. ' ..,-v.-w.- Mrs. C C Hamilton of Portland, Ore., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lydm Rodstrom. Miss Faith Dedrick of Superior, Neb., will spend several days in Omaha next weekr Mrs. Albert E. Carr has gone to New York City to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph Garneau. Mr. and Mtrs. Dana C. Bradford have returned from a trip to Seattle, Wash.; and California. Mrs. H. M. Lord of Washington, D. C, forlmerly of Omaha, is visiting Mrs. J. Van Kensseiaer. Ruth Nickum". a student at the state university, has returned to Omaha fpr the week end. ( . Mrs. Simon Stott of St- Paul. Minn., is the guest of her son, Fred erick Stott, and Mrs. Stott Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. Reed, and daughter, Elizabeth, of Beatrice, formerly of Omaha, v are " visiting here. ." Mrs. Yate Holland has returned from St. Paul, Minn., where she vis ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Capser. Mr. and Mrs. Gv J. Ernst and daughter, Gertrude, returned Satur day from a stay ot several montns in California. - ' Joseph Baldrige returned last week from Rockland, Me., where he i e ' is ? spent several weeKsioiiowing a so journ abrdad. : - - " Mr. and Mrs. Barton L. Curry and family, formerly of Omaha, are now located at 1005 East Main street, Alhambria, Cal . Mrs. Z. T. Lindsay and her sister, Miss Ethel Evans, expect to Sail the latter part of November for Spam to spend the winter. , Mrs. Henry Pane of Creston, Neb., is the guest of Mrs. G. L. E. KlingbeiL Mrs. Pape is en route her grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, parents of the groom. Assisting through the rooms were Mrs. K. M. Jones, Misses Kita Sulli van, Mildred Rockwell and Helen Giltner. V The birde's traveling suit was of dark blue tricotine with which she wore a small hat of black and silver. ' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas have gone on a southern motor trip. Upon their return to Umaha they will re side at 120 South Forty-fourth street T YOUE CREDIT SJ Mrs. Geof ge;Sirrat aVisitor 00 -V An autumn visitor is Mrs. George Stirrat oi Seattle, Washington, who is visiting her partents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Neville. Miss Stir rat is remembered here as Miss home from Fremont, where she at tended the convention of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs. She will remain in Omaha until Tues day. Dr. and Mrs. George F. Simanek and . daughter, Rose, have returned after a two weeks' visit in New York City. Missis Jen and Viola Kirch- lIlllllllMllllllllii f You'll Get All the Reductions 7 If You Trade at :: " J 27nch Toil du Nord Ging- hams and; Bates Seer ; sucker v. '. ..... . .29 36-inch Fine Unbleached Muslin -.a , .22iV6 i, Lonsdale Bleached Mus- 27-inch Flannel : 8-inch 'Flannel 3 . Ib, White Outing 19 Striped Outing ...39d 72x9 0 Batt, eafch ........ 81x90 Garden SX.39 City Sheets, ..$1.39 72x84 Cotton Comfort ables, each $6.75 $18.00 All -Wool Plaid 'Blankets (70x80) .$12.50 $12.50 Satjn Bed Spreads, at .v...... $8.75 $18.75 All Linen" Cloths (2x3) $12.50 $4.00 72-inch All Linen Damask, yard $2.95 $17.50 20-inch All Linen Napkins, dozen.. .$10.00 - $3.50 and $4.00 Linen Huck Towels, each. $2.75 $1.25 All Linen Guest Tpw els $1.00 Monday Will Be the Last Day ofOur November Display of v Handkerchiefs 'An annual event to acquaint our friends with preparations made for the ; holidays and to urge the purchase now while assortments are complete. . We invite your inspection of A the window display Monday. " . Note the fineness of fabric, the neatness of the hand work, the ; taste in pattern and design. ' Tuesday is the last day we can accept Embroidery orders for execution in time 'for Christmas. There Arc No Handkerchiefs 1 : - L$e Kflpatrick's. , ; Art Needlework Section Announces Reductions-on Wool Yarns nd Cotton-Crochet Threads k VSy. Get Yoiw Supplies Monday for Holiday Work. iillllM 1 i3 $TmATy Florence , Neville. Her visit will be a very quiet one, only informal affairs being given by her intimate friends. Mrs. Stirrat will remain here, a month. ; , V man, sisters of Mrs.- Simanek, who accompanied them on their trip east; stbpped at Chicago for a week's visit , ' Miss Helen Smails returned Sun day morning from an extended stay in the east Miss Smailes was a director of music at a camp in the White mountains during the summer Is ' - ' " '. W6men's Shoes ; When you thmkof forcing a big stock (of Shoes into a few days' selling, you find intensified selling. That's us in the Shoe Section. They are;going fast. Let-us urge you to select yours now,,! while size assortments are complete. Let us assure you thajt these Shoes have had far more care and thought used in their production than most Shoes available today. ' 'An Unreserved Sale of the Highest ' v Type vf Shoes for Women". XFrench heel boots in fine black kid, bronze kid, patent leather "and brown kid. ' Button boots of the new type black vamp with gray top and pearl button, also in all black and two-tone brown. Dark brown calf, and kid lace boots with military heels, plain tip or wing. , Prices Were $15, $16.50, $18 and $20. $9.95 and $12.45 day in S Worsted Knitting Yam rey and Khaki, 50c k. months. Since September 1, she has been visiting friends in Boston and other eastern cities. Miss Smails is with her mother at the Bransford hotel, where they will spend tne winter. A son,, Howard -Allen, was btjrn rwnhr It ta Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenblum. Mrs. Rosenbluin was Miss Mattie Alperson. " Mrs. Harry Jordan leaves early in November for California, where she will spend the winter with Mrs. J. J. Dickey, formerly of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. George Megeath will leave- December 1 for Long Beach, Pal., to imend the remainder of the winter at the Virginia hotel. Mrs. Joseph E. Valentine of Chi- cago, who spent the week in Omaha , as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burns, left Saturday for her home. Mr.r andMs. Charles M. Wil helm. who 'landed in San Francisco on Wednesday from Japan, where they spent two months, arrive home Monday. Mrs. Roberta Eddy Kitchen and son, Dick, have gone to Los Anf eles, where they will spend the winter. They have taken an apartment at the Hollywood. Malcolm Baldrige leaves Monday for Dallas, Tex., where he will terve as usher at the wedding of Miss Maude Emily TenisojJ and Charles Stewart on November 3. ' Dr. Mary J. , Breckenridge and Mrs.' J. H. Sherwood of Tacoma, Wash., will arrive in Omaha Tues day to spend a month with Mrs. R. W, Breckenridge and Mrs. A. W. Gordon. ; Mr. Bernard Braunstein of Hobo ken, N. J., accompanied by his n'fg4i. Miss Renee Bruno of New York"' City, are guests af-the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. H. Heyman, 3330-Califor- 1114 sirccu Tit. and Mrs. Ernest Kelley left Friday for t New Orleans wheTe they will sail November 3 to visit Panama, . South ' America, and the West Indies.-v They will return home via New York. i Mr. and Mrs.Shirley H. Wilson and two children, Marie and Emil, and George Wilson, return Sunday from Cartlidge, 111., where they' went to attend the funeral of James Hill who died last week in Omaha. George Crook W."R. C. ' George Crook Woman's Relief corps will meet Friday, November 12, at 2 p. m. inT Memorial hall, court house. ; .Fine hand-turned pumps with 'high French heel, in kid, patent and bronze leathers, also black or whte satin. , Black or 'brown satin In strap effect, witluhigb, French heel and short last. Tan and black calf low heel ox fords 1q "Brogue" style. Drapery Dept. i , Ready made Curtains sojd at , a substantial reduction Mon three lots. , Lot 1 In this lot is included ruffled Curtains sold up to $5.00 pair, spe cial I .$3.25 $ - ' Lot 2 This lot consists of good quality Voile and Marquisette with Lace Edges, Insertions and Fancy Motifs. Sold up to $8.00 'pair,' special, -- Pair .-.........$5.50 Lot 3-1-Fine Filet Net Curtains, Voile 1 and Marquisette, best quality, 'sold as high as $14.00, special, pair. .$9.50 Also a'number of Curtains, one and two pair of a, pattern . . . AT HALF PRICE . s u . A