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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1921)
10 THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUJNE 1, 1921. Society Parties at Country HoteL ' Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Houghton en tertained at dinner Tuesday evening with a party of friends at Olive Crest, newly opened country hotel, t three miles north of Benson. Dr. II. if. Fitzgibbons, with a par ty of six, breakfasted at Olive Crest Sunday morning. Ivd Moore was host at dinner Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs. George Brandeis, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kinslcr, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Louis ami Mr. and Mrs. William Schnoor. E. John Bran deis entertained at Sunday dinner; also Harry Koch and his mother, and Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Dtrmody. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bixby were among the Memorial day diners at Olive Crest. Loyal Cobn was host to a party of six Monday evening. The Omaha Walking club break- tasted Monday morning at this country place. Creche Benefit. More than 200 reservations were made for the 14th annual bridge party given for the benefit of the Creche association, a well known ' charity, Tuesday afternoon at the Country club. Among those who reserved ta bles were: Mesdames C. T. Kountze, Sam Caldwell. Ben Ross, L. F. Crofoot, W. J. Foye, W. A. C. Johnson, 11. H. Baldrige, Lenore Dietz Nelson, R. B. Elliott, G. Alexander, and the Misses Mary Louise English, Ida Jifiarp and Dorothy Judson. A group of wom en from Fort Omaha and Fort Crook also attended. Airs. 1. U Kimball Jiaa ciiarge oi the affair. Party for Freshmen. The faculty for the freshman class of the University of Omaha School of Law entertained members of the class at a dancing party at Hap py Hollow club Tuesday evening. Surprise Party. A surprise party was given Thurs day eveninc in honor of Misses Mae Kieschl and Anna Weiss, both from Minneapolis, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meidlinger, where they have been visiting. Those present were Messrs. Henry Bloemer, Henry Nick, Frank Lang, George Haut zingcr, Alfred Mollncr and Charles Meidlinger; Misses Elizabeth Meid linger, Mayme Barrett, Rose Sta tlauchic, Louise Schoefer, Margaret llautzinger, Margaret Schmidt, Eliz abeth Meier, Claire Pitzl, Mae Kieschl and Anna Weiss; Mrs. An gele and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meid linger. 1 V Card Party. Mrs. D. E. Murray and Mrs. T. A. Dclaney will be hostesses at a card party to be given Wednesday after noon by the Columbian club at the Sacred Heart hall, Twenty-second and Locust streets. Alpha Chi Omega. Mra. Rnv A. TCalnh will entertain i members of Alpha Chi Omega at luncheon at her home Wednesday. Entertains Informally. Miss Irene Barmettler will enter tain informally at her home Thurs- U'lJ dllCHIUUII. . Monthly Meeting. L. O. E. club will hold its month ly meeting Wednesday evening at the Elks' club rooms. Senior Play Lead I Personals Miss Maude Poff has one of the leading roles, that of Mrs. Hiram Perkins, in the Central High school senior play to be presented Friday and Saturday evening of this week at the school auditorium. "Mary Jane's Pa" is the comedy which will be presented. Miss Poff may attend the Univer sity of Cniaha next year, continuing also her study of the violin. Chinese Proverbs. Hurried men lack wisdom. Regard righteousness as gain. Man proposes, heaven disposes. Do not be afraid of going slowly, but of standing still. Wealth is as dross, righteousness is worth untold gold. If one docs not learn in youth, what will one do vfien old? If you do not scale the mountain you. cannot view the plain. Use for Vacuum. Now that the housecleanine sea son is upon us and the time has ar rived to recover and wash the pil lows, excellent use can be made of the vacuum cleaner. Remove the dust bag; and attach the clean case. Fasten the suction part and, having made an opening in the tick, trans fer all the feathers quickly, using the hose attaching. Frosting. An excellent frosting and filling for a cup cake is made of two pounds of sifted powdered sugar moistened to the right consistency with orange juice. Mrs Harvey Newbranch, who has been ill at Fencer hospital, is now convalescing at her home. W. H. Head has been called to Utica, N. Y., owing to the death of his mother, Mrs. Emily Head. Mrs. Harold Estey of Boston, who has been vising at ihe D. C. Brad ford home, left Tuesday for the east. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Langan are building a cottage at Lake Okoboji, Iowa, which they will occupy later in the season. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tompkins will leave Wednesday evening for New York City, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. Glenn Mason and son of Lin coln motored to Omaha Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaddis, at whose home they are guests. Mre R R Davis left Mondav eve ning for Rochester, Minn., where she will underco an oneration. She was accompanied by Dr. Davis. Mrs. J. P. Cleland is visiting her son, Joseph P. Cleland, who gradu ates tbi wepk from the Komner Military school at Boonville, Mo. i Mr. and "Mrs. S. M. Davis are vis iting their nephew, George Lathrop, who graduates this week from the Kemper Military school at Boon ville, Mo. Miss Nell Dugher arrived in Oma ha Monday from Chicago to visit her parents, M. and . Mrs. Thomas Dugher. She will return to Chicago Thursday evening. The Misses Ruth and Helen Nolan and Irene Barmettler will spend part of the summer at Lake Okoboji, where they will be the house guests of Mrs. Cyril Langan. Mrs. C. C. Morgan and daughter, Marion, leave about July 1 to spend the summer at Hot Springs, S. D. The Morgan twins, Catherine and Elizabeth, will leave at the same time for Camp Pottawattamie, on Gull lake, Michigan. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hayes in New York City, according to Word received today by Mr. Hayes' mother, Mrs. Charles W. Hayes, of Omaha. Mrs. Hayes and her sisters, Miss Susan Paxton and Miss Ruth Paxton, who arrives in Omaha next week from China, where she spent the past four years in Y. W. C. A. work, will go east this summer to visit them. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hayes lived in Omaha for a few years after their marriage. Miss Drake in South America. Miss Frances Drake, who was for merly general secretary of the Y. W. C. A. at the University of Ne braska, from which school she is an alumna, is now permanently located in Montevideo, South America. Survey work has engaged her at tention there, preparation" for it hav ing been made in six months of lan guage study and observation of edu cational facilities far women in La Plata. In one of her reports Miss Drake throws interesting lights on student conditions in South America. Cantata Soloist Clubdom Mrs. Verne Miller will be the con tralto soloist in the cantata, "The Rose Maiden," to be presented Thursday evening by the Omaha Choral society' at the First Method ist church. J. E. Carnal is directing the cantata. Mrs. W. Dale Clarke will have the soprano role. The baritone will be Walter Jenkins of Council Bluffs and the tenor role will be sung by Homer Burress of New York City. Girls' Candle Club. The Girls' Candle club will meet for dinner at the Y. W. C. A. Wed nesday at 6:30 p. m. Dinner will be followed by a business meeting. The club will entertain at a Dutch treat dinner and theater party Fri day evening. Those who plan to at tend are requested to meet in the lobby of the Woodmen of the World building at 6:15 p. m. Dinner will be served in the Woodmen cafeteria, following which the party will attend "The County Fair" at the Sun thea ter. An invitation is extended to any girl in the city who ,is interested in the club, which was organized for the purpose of entertaining lonely girls. . Women Golfers Meet. Miss Daphne Peters, president of the Nebraska Women's Golf asso ciation and Mesdames Blaine Young, Mark Levings, John Redick, Karl Lininger and Allen Dudley met for luncheon Tuesday at the Feld club to discuss plans lor the annual state meeting of women golfers to be held at the Omaha Country club June 20. Women golfers of the Field club Country Club Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith will en tertain 24 guests at dinner at the Country club Wednesday evening. The new Belgian Academy of Let ters, which is being organized along the lines of the famous French academy, will be the first institution of its kind in Europe to admit wom en to full membership. The Swedish parliament has passed a bill making women eligible for all the higher posts in the civil service (excluding military and diplomatic posts) on the principal of equal pay for equal work. Every Japanese woman who sails from Kobe as an emigrant, must first present to the authorities evi dence of spending at least three hours at the Kobe Y. W. C. A. in learning foreign customs. Will stroke their whiskers .intelli gently, twitch ears profoundly, wrin kle noses astutely, and then pull right answer out of hat. EAT Macaroni Foods the muscle builder the food of the worker the one dish of which the appetite does not tire. It is made GOOD for you to eat. It contains genuine Semolina, from which the best macaroni is made. For sale at all grocers. DUBGES s-l&su M "EVERYBODY STORE WEDNESDAY Will Be a Splendid Time to Select Linens For the June Bride ' - For Most Unusual Values Are Offered Housewives whose linen chests are incomplete;' , and future housewives who are busy selecting their linens, will find these prices especially attractive. Damask Table Cloths $9.75 each Bed Spreads, $4.95 each Dresser Scarfs, $2.50 each Linen damask table cloths, size 2x2 yards; these come in handsome circular designs and are of unusually fine quality. $9.75 each. Napkins to match. Kitchen Toweling, 35c yd. All-linen kitchen toweling; an ex cellent quality, with blue border, 35c yd. Table Cloths, $22.50 each Handsome Madeira, table cloths, size 54 inches, in round or square style. These have beautiful designs of eyelet and solid embroidery, as well as cut work. Hemmed satin finish Marseilles bed spreads, size 80x90 inches. This quality will retain its pure whiteness after laundering. Irish linen dresser scarfs, size 18x54 inches. These have hemstitched edge and are of splendid quality. Pillow Cases, 45c each Glass Towels, 59c each 45x36 inch pillow cases to match above sheets. t Madeira Napkins, $6.25 ' Hand-scalloped and hand-embroidered, very attractive designs in corner; these are of very fine quality Irish linen and come neatly boxed. Vz dozen for $6.25. ' i . Second Floor Hemmed class towels, a very fine quality of all-linen, with blue or red borders and with words "glass towel" woven in sides. Madeira Towels, $2.95 ea. Beautiful Madeira towels; they are of fine quality Irish linen huck, with real hand-scalloped edge and elaborate hand embroidered designs. Large size. Women's Silk Hose $2.45 Women's pure thread silk stock ings, made with a six thread heel and toe and a lisle garter top. A stocking that will give real service. The colors are black, white, brown, grey and navy. Sale of Umbrellas Once again we are able to offer the old time value in umbrellas. 500 styles from which to choose; paragon frames, straight or loop handles, in ladies' and men's umbrellas. Main Floor X. $1.00 Sale of Notions Satin Negligee Girdles, $3.75. Dress shields, 40c. Rubber Kitchen Apron, 55c. Bias tape, all colors and widths, 25c bolt Hair pin cabinets, 15c Colored and white pearl but tons. 35e doz. . Made up inside belts, black and white, 25c each. Kirby beard hair pins, 5c pkg. Rick Rack braid, all widths, 20c bolt. Fancy stripe bias tape, 25c bolt. Feather stitch braid, all colors, 25c bolt Hickory garters, all sizes, 35c Children's hickory waists, 49c. June VICTOR Records Go on Sale Wednesday FOX TROTS Ain't Wo Got Fun. Teach Me. My Man. Around the Town. Moon Beam. VOCAL Nettle in Your Daddy's Arms. Somebody's Mother. My Mother's Evening Prayer. VIOLIN Last Roe of Summer Elman. Fifth Floor For the Girl Graduate We are showing a beautiful line of moderately priced Diamond rings, Tiffany, Egyptian and plain mountings. Priced at $25.00 and $35.00. Main Floor Gifts of Silver For the Brides Choose your silver for gifts and for the home from our wonderful assortments of Gorham Co. Sterling Silverware and fine Sheffield silver reproductions. Sheffield silver bread trays and sandwich plates, $5.00 and 97.50. Sterling silver bon bon baskets, $15.50. Sheffield silver candlesticks, pair. 97.50. Sterling silver salt and pepper sets, pair, 91-60 to $10.00. Sheffield silver casseroles, 910.00. Sheffield silver sugar and cream sets, $5.00 pair. Exclusive agency "Gorham 4 Co." sterling silver tableware. We are showing a most complete assortment of this fine silverware. Main Floor Coffee grows more popular every day. The increase in the United States last year was nearly six teen billion cups. These cups, placed side by side, would circle the world forty times! JOINT COFFEE TRADE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 74 Wall Street New York the univewl drink will meet Wednesday at 9 a. m. Luncheon will be served at the club house at noon. The first open day meeting of the Omaha Woman's. Golf rlnh will hp held Monday, June 6, at the Coun-1 try club, A. C. A. Notes. Mrs. Winthrop Lane was elected chairman of the drama section of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae Saturday at the home of Mrs. C. F. Hazeltine. Mrs. Andrew Nelson was chosen secretary. Calendar. Chamber of Commerce, Parlor A. Alpha Tau Omegn Wednesday, 1! to t:S0 p. m, luncheon, Chamber of Com merce., H. X. A. 1. r. V. Club Wcdneaday eve ning, sewing (Muss. Uncial Settlement houss. I. E. O. Hstorlioml, Chapter B. K. Wednesday. 1 o'clock luncheon at Happy Hollow flub. nmla Club Wedntaday, 3 !' m.. with lira. J. K. Dlmick, Hid South Twenty, eighth street. Keck ford eolleao Association Wednes day afternoon, with Mrs. Halo Bixby, lbt6 Wonlworth avenue, Clin iiordon Woman' Auxiliary Wednesday. 2 p. m.. with Mra. W. It. Hobba, 1517 Ohio street. Dundee Chautauqua Circle Wednesday, 3 p. in., with Mra. It. B. . Oborst, 1103 North Forty-ninth street. American War Molhera Kensington WednesdHy afternoon, with Mrs. l-Jdwin Hug. SI 22 Bancroft street. Omaha Business and Professional Worn- B nenier 4 Omaha Cash Market .Bros, CIA) for Wednesday, June 1 212 NORTH 16TH STREET V Mail and Express Orders Filled From This List Choicest cut Beef Pot Roast 11c Choicest cut Round Steak 20c Extra special fresh Spareribs. 9c Fancy small Lean Pork Chops .20c Choicest Boston Butts (Lean for Roasting) . . . .17c Food for Moths can be found in half the ward robes in Omaha. Every winter garment laid away for the summer without be ing cleaned is an attractive feed ing ground for moths. Grease and dirt attract them saftey lies in having your winter wardrobe cleaned. In addition, without extra charge, we seal them for you in moth proof bag or box. Thus you are doubly sure of their preservation; also that they will be ready for wear thi3 fall. . The Pantorium 151S Jones St., Phone Dour. 0963 So. Side, 4708 So. 24th. Phone So. 1283 Guy Liggett, President Choice Picnic Hams 15 Fancy Breakfast Bacon, or whole 22 Fancy Strip Bacon ....... 17 Sugar Cured Skinned Hams, Vs or whole 24 Evaporated Milk, tall cans, 6 for 65tf Early June Peas, 3 cans. .302 Fancy Pork and Beans, 3 for .....30i Pure Lard, 2 lbs 252 Compound Lard, lb llt Choice Corned Beef . . ,12'-4 S3BBBBBBMBtBBSXBBBBSXB. Special Sale on All Brands of Butterine VEAL CUTS Fancy Veal Roast 16 Fancy Veal Stew 12 6 Fancy Veal Chops 20 Fancy Veal Leg, or whole, at 20C Fancy Veal Loins, kidney in, at 2c SAUSAGE AND COOKED MEATS Choice Wienies ........ .182 Swift's Premium Frankfurts at 20d Fresh Liver Sausage 16 Fresh Bologna Sausage . . . 16 Fresh - Breakast Sausage . 20i en's l.encue Wednesday, ;1S p. m , Hotel Loyal, dinner and proKrnm, Dundee Moininv 'hautnuqti Circle Wednesday. :4S a. m., with Mra. A. H, Tiibbens, b033 ravt:iHort street. Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. .20 Best Creamery Butter. ..32t Mail To Ernest Buffett SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY BUDWEISER "THE QUALITY DRINK" BUD WEISER 1,000 cases of BUDWEISER, a food, a beverage, a tonic, recognized as the best near beer on the market. Per case of 24 bottles 2.SO Return case and bottles for credit. , . A Hot Weather Suggestion ! Delicious Served With Canned Fruit-, Berries, Etc. Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg 14 3 pkgs. for 390 Large 25c size pkg. Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs. for........ 35 And Here Are the Fruits I The celebrated brand of Yellow Stone Yellow Free Peaches, Bartlett Pears, Royal Anne Cher ries, Hawaiian Pineapple, Apricots. Special, 3 cans for $1.00 Per dozen, assorted cans $3.-88 Real Buy-Rite Specials 12 '3 lbs. pure White Cane Sugar .".$1.00 1 large jars Fruit Preserves $1.00 4 large jars Welch's Grapekvde $1.00 Elkhorn Milk, tall cans, 2 for 25$ Per dozen $1.35 Case of 48 cans , .......$5.00 Red Star Flour, 481b. sack $2.39 Our Two Pillars! Buy-Rite Special "Coffee, 3 lbs 95 1? Nishna Buy-Rite Exclusive brand Butter, lb. -32 WT Remember, you will always find a fresh stock of the very best fresh Fruits and Vegetables at all Buy- Rite Stores at all times. Necessary With Housecleaning: 10-bars Lenox Soap 37$ 10 bars Electric Spark Soap 49 25c size Sanl-Flsh ..21 3 cans for 59 Victoria Cleaner, 10c value, 6 cans for 28 White Soap Chips, the l.ind that float 99 pure, 6 lbs. for $1.00 ORANGES! ORANGES! ORANGES! 1 carload of extra fancy juicy Valencia Oranges, per dozen 39 Remember, these are sweet, thin skinned and juicy. Forbes' Quality Coffee , 100 cases of 31b. cans of Forbrs' Quality Coffee, per 3-lb. can .........$1.15 N. B. These cans make excellent cake or cookie tins. 1 carload of high grade drinking Glasses, splen did for table use, smooth edges, clear glass, usually sold for 10c each, Buy-Rite price, per dozen 58 Order Early, Our Stock Will Move Out Quick. New Potatoes. Our second carload of extra fancy . large new potatoes, per peck..... 65 E. KARSCH CO., Vinton and Elm Sts. GILES BROTHERS, Benson J. D. 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