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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 9. 1921.
Council Bluffs
Society
Tea.
Mrs. Walker V. Corbin of Wor
cester, Mass., Mrs. Donald McFer
ron of Hoopstown, III., Mrs. Clif
ford Wolfe of Rockland, Me., and
Mrs. Robert Daniels of Greeley.
Colo., shared honors at 3 beautiful
tea given by Mrs. George Van
Brunt and Mrs. Charles Hannan, jr.,
last Monday at the Van Brunt home
on South Eeighth street.
About 25 guests were present,
and the attractively decorated din-
ins- table was presided over by Mes-
i dames Charles Hannan, sr.;3nd B,
M. Sarcent.
These hostesses have also planned
another tea to be given in the very
near future.
' Theater Party.
The members of the Porcupine
club invited the ladies as their
guests at the Brandeis Theater last
Mondav evening. Following the
opening performance of Chu Chin
x Chow they had supper and danced
at the Athletic club.
Mmbership in this club includes
Dr. Donald Macrae, JJr. y U irey
F.vrrest. William Con
nocW. Frank Binder, W. L. Douglass,
Oorge Wright, Harry Van Brunt,
George Van Brunt. Fred Hurd,
Charles Hannan, jr., and Harry
Haas.
For a Bride-to-Be.
Manv attractive narties have been
ptanned in both Omaha and this city
for Mis? Lnei e McAtee who is to
marry Mr. Eugene Reynolds of De
troit .Mich. ' the nrst -weeic in
Fi'brnarv.
Ycsterdav she was honored at a
kcnsiiigton in Omaha, Mrs. George
Pinne being the Hostess.
Affairs of this week include a
bridge party at the home of Miss
Coramay Keeime on luesaay, ana a
luncheon at the Blackstone hotel
to be given tomorrow by Miss Adele
Keeline and her sister. Mrs. Paul
Burke of Dubuque. Ia., who is
visiting at the Keeline home.
Mrs. Donald Annis of Fort Dodge,
la., and Mrs. Charles S. Hutchin
son of Des Moines, la., will be here
for the pre-nuptials, and also to plan
to entertain Miss McAtee.
Other hostessees will be Misses
Elizabeth Cjuinn, Rodna Hughes and
Claire Mclnnerney.
Mrs. Wadsworth Entertained.
In honor of Mrs. Paul Wadsworth
of Moline 111., Mrs. George Wick
ham invited eight guests to luncheon
yesterday, and the afternoon was
spent with bridge.
Mrs. Eldred Hart also entertained
informally at luncheon for Mrs.
Wadsworth on Thursday.
D. A. R. Meeting:.
The D. A. R. met with Mrs. Wil
liam Coppock Thursday afternoon
and a" very interesting talk dealing
with the menace of bolshevism was
given by Emmet Tinley.
At the next meeting Mrs. John
Calvin will discuss the Irish ques
tion. Club Guests.
Mrs. Paul Wadsworth of Moliile,
Ilhfc and Mrs. J. A. Clark of this
city were guests of Mrs. W. A. Cut
ler Friday afternoon when she en
tertained Jhe new bridge club.
Personals.
Folsom Everest, who was operat
ed upon recently, was able to return
to his home last week.
George G. Hughes has gone to
Sac City, la., where he will be in
the internal revenue office.
Anions: the students who returned
to their colleges last week were Karl
Kalde, H. Rodin, C. Datesman,
. Harry Mellor, D. Baker and F,
, Benz.
' v Miss Lillian Price, who came
from Chicago to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Trice, left Monday to resume her
musical work at the Columbia Con
servatory of Music.
Paul Burke of Dubuque, la.,, who
spent the holidays, with the W. S.
Keeline family, returned last Sun-,
day to his home. Mrs. Burke will
remain here for another week or
so.
Mrs. Daniels, Nee
Davis, Feted
Visitor
Mrs. Robert Daniels of Greeley,
Colo., who came with her husband to
spend the holidays in Council Bluffs
and Omaha, has been honor guest at
numerous affairs. Before her mar
riage Mrs. Daniels was Miss Adele
Davis of Omaha.
School Forum
Lecturer
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Dr. Hartley Burr Alexander, Uni
versity of Nebraska, Lincoln, will
speak in Omaha under auspices of
the Omaha School Forum on Mon
days, beginning January 17, dupli
cate lectures at 4 and 8 o'clock, in
the council chamber of the city
hall." Fifteen lectures under the
subject, ."Democratic Ideals!, will
comprise the course.
Dr. Alexander is professor of
philosophy at the state university
and is a writer and lecturer of note.
He has been strongly identified in
Lincoln with the pageants presented
at the university during recent years.
He has written 'five of these, among
which was "The Gate City" devoted
to the city of Omaha. A delegation
from this city witnessed its presenta
tion on the colleg campus in 1916.
The more fashionable women in
Paris are now wearing rainbow
s'ockings.
,. For Mrs. Daniels.
Numbered among the delishtfnl
parties given during the past -.veek
for Mrs. Robert Daniels of Greeley,
Lolo., was the luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Dillon Ross on Tuesday,
covers being placed for 12 guests.
On Friday Mrs. Daniels was hon
ored at a very pretty tea when Mrs.
Carlton Woodward was hostess.
Miss Florence Reed of Kansas City,
another charming Council Bluffs
visitor, was also present.
Several other smaller affairs and
family dinners have been given for
Mr. and Mrs. Daniels during their
stay tn the city.
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Glee Club Presents
Minnesota
Singers
The Boys' and Girls' Glee club of
Central High school will present the
Hamline University Glee club of St.
Paul, Minn., in a concert January
11 at 8 p. m. at the Central High
school auditorium.
The object of the concert, accord
ing to Carol M. Pitts, director of
music at the school, is to create
love for good music in the school
The St. Paul Pioneer Press Sun
day, November 28 last, said of this
musical organization: '
"For the last 36 years the Ham
line University club has made an
annual concert tour in the fall, and
it has been long considered one of
the best amateur musical organiza
tions iu the northwest. The -club this
veaV is comnosed of 17 voices, in
cluding Prof. John A. Jaeger, who
has directed the Hamline songsters
for seven vears.
"As the majority of the members
of the club have sung together for
the last year or more, their director
announces that the ensemble sinking
will be of a very high order. The
same quartet that was identified with
the club last year will again be heard
with but one change, Lorille Boylem.
freshman, is the new second tenor.
"The Hamlinites have a plentiful
supply of soloist material, which
should do much to make their enter
tainment pleasing. Lloyd Sundin,
baritone, is the soloist in the First
Baptist church choir, Minneapolis.
Fri'd Fraukson, tenor soloist and
reader, was the first tenor iuMhe Chi
cago preachers' quartet in 1919. At
the close of its season's tour the
quartet sang for scTtal phonograph
records.
"Malcolm Farley, flute soloist, will
accompany the singers on their tour.
Mr. Farley played flute at the
Champs Elysee theater, Paris, dur
ing the presentation of the musical
comedy, "Let's Go," before Premier
Clemcnceau and General Pershing."
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All miorniai regepuuu win nciu
following the performance, when
members of the audience may meet
the singers.
Members of the High School Glee
club wlil entertain the visitors at
their homes. Among the Omaha
boys who will have guests are Hu
bert Williams, Gerritt Johnson, Ed
Samtielson. Lloyd Good, Kenneth
Seeley, and Donald Myers.
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OMAHANS appreciate
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Clothes Washer
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The Universal is an Electric Washer you
can use .any where in the i
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The Universal is the only Washing Ma
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current used in the home.
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See the Universal Cylinder Type Washer
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The Outstanding Feature of the
Lower Price Furniture Sale
Is Unparalleled Values
Pure Comfort for a Little Money
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Overstuffed Davenport Upholstered in. rich, guaran nmu,-, tor i.oi
teed Velour or Tapestry, loose cushions, spring arms i'rice itw sni.
and back ; N$240.00 $127.50
Chair to match 1125.00 $ 61.00
Piece Windsor Living Room Suite Has deep full
Ming seats, shaped arms and cane paneled backs;
overed in figured tapestry of good quality. 1287.50 $147.50
Jeautiful All Overstuffed Rocker .' $95.00 $45.00
Splendid Tapestry Overstuffed Chair $97.50 $43.00
. Mahogany Cane, Tapestry Upholstered Rocker..... $57.50 $23.50
Mahogany Windsor Rocjcers $22.50 $ 9.85
Solid Oak Easy Rockers $ 8.50 $ 3.85
Exceptional Values in All
Bed Room Furniture
This Suite In Genuine Mahogany oi American Walnut p" f "ceetata
Full Size Bed .' : $147!50 $72.00
Large Dresser With French Plate Mirror $il5.00 $97.50
Chiffonier or Chifforobe $160.uu $7950
Beautiful Dressing Table $140.00 $70i00
Some More Rare Values
Full Size Mahogany Bed $38.50 $14.25
Full Size Genuine Oak Bed $34.00 $13.00
.Quarter Oak Cane Panel Bed .. $4.50 $22!50
Mahogany or Walnut Dressing Table '. ...$96.50 $4175
Solid Oak Colonial Dresser $57.50 $27.80
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A Queen Anne Suite of Distinction
Made of Genuine Mahogany, carefully matched and lonnri i ur Lo
beautifully finished. Trice I'rice Sal.
Large 60-in. Buffet ; $165.00 $77.50
54-in. 8-Foot Extension Table $157.50 $72.50
Jhina Cabinet $ 82.50 $51.75
Blue Leather Seat Chairs $ 15.00 $ 6.25
Note These Price Reductions
Solid Oalf Dining Chairs $10.00 $ 45
Solid Oak 45 inch 6-Foot Extension Table $45".00 $17.25
Quarter Oak 54-inch 8-Foot Extension Table $95.00 $45.00
Walnut Serving Table ; $52.50 $19.25
Mahogany Tea Wagon $32.50 $12.75
Every Piece in Qur Sun Room Furniture
Department Included in This Sale
Note These Remarkable Price Reductions
Fr. Brown,
. Fr. Brown,
Fr. Brown,
Fr. Brown,
Fr. Brown,
Fr. Brown
Fr. Brown,
Fr. Brown,
Fr. Brown,
Fr. Brown,
Cretonne I'p'mlsUn'cd Iiockcr. ,
Cretonne Seat and Back Roeker
Loose Cushion (Springs) Settee
Table Lamp, complete
Library Table .
Bird Cage, with standard.
Breakfast Room Chairs
Breakfast Table
Chaise Lounge
Floor Lamp
1'onner
Price
.$22.50
$22.50
$65.00
$28.50
$24.50
$38.50
$15.00
$37.50
$S5.00
$47.5d
Trite
Sa'e former
I'rici , I'rice
$8.65 Ivorv Tea Wagon $25.00 $7.25
$ 8.65 ' vory Breakfast Room Chairs $15.00 $ 5.85
$26.25 vory Table Lamp..." $42.50 $15.45
$11.40 v Ivory Floor Lamp.... $47.50 $21.25
$ 9.65 Ivory Settee, good springs and cushions. . .$05.00 $24.95
$19.00 ivory Library Table $42.50 $18.60
$ 5.85 Ivorv Fernery ; $15.00 $ 6.35
$12.60 vory Bird Cage and Standard $38.50 $19.00
$39.75 Ivory Chair, cretonne seat and back $14.50 $ 8.70
$21.25 Ivory Desk Chair . . . . $19.50 $ 6.85
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Another Real Bargain
Duofolds
and
Duofold Suites
Sale
I'rice
Genuine Oak Duofold,
Former
mholstered in ftae rrfce
moleskin ...$ 85.00 $ 48.50
Quartered Oak Duofold,
covered in finest qual
ity leatherette' $ 98.50 $ 57.50
3-PIece Duofold Suite,
overstuffed in fin
Velour $462.50 $242.50
Aluminum
Percolators
. $1.40
Black ebonized
wood handle, fam
ily size.
Aluminum
Tea
Kettles
$2.25
Interesting News From Our
Drapery
Department
Lace Curtain Special
of
One and Two Pair Lots
White and Cream Scrim Pricer sie
Curtains, Sfya yds. long. .$2.75. $1.45
Good Marquisette Cur
ttfins, in cream and
white, 22 yds. long. .. .$3.50 $1.65
Fancy Marquisette Cur
tains with edgings, 2
yds. long $4.50 $2.35
Fancy Voile Curtains
with edgings, 2y2 yds.
long $4.75 $2.45
Fine Voile and Sev
eral patterns of Net Cur
tain, 21j yds. long $6.50 $3.45
Fancy Lace Curtains, in '
many qualities and patterns-
$12.00 $6.75
Broken pairs of Curtains and samples
slightly soiled, only one of each at , v
25c, 35c, 50c
65c and 95c each
Library Tables
Tabl 28x48 inches, full quarter-sawed oa,
an ideal piece for the library or living room.
Former Snle
I'rice I'rice
$45.00 $24.25
Fumed Oak Library Tables All quarter
sawed oak, heavy colonial 1 Q Cfl
design, 25x45-inch top $ l.Ol
Others as low as $15.00.
Former SBle
Queen Anne Ma-tiogany i'rice -Price,
Davenport Table JC5.00 $39.75
Queen Anne Mahogany
Davenport Table ...$ 72.50 $42.50
Willlim and Mary ma
hogany Davenport Table. .$77.50 $4750
Massive Mahogany
Davenport Table ...$92.50 $52.50
WiUiam and Mary ma
hogany Library Table $73.00 $38.50
Carpet Sweepers
H. R. Bowen Guaranteed Sweeper... $1.95
BIssell's CaTpet Sweeper, up from..$Q,00
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