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THE DEE: DMA HA. tA TUKDAY. Sfcli'lfcMBfcK 17. lU.'l.
I A.
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Society Head. of Benefit Affairs
McClurg-PUrc.
Announcement hive been re
ceived of the marriage of II its Ruby
Tirrre o( this city end Dr. Ralph
McClurg ol Lincoln, hiih took
rlace on April 2J of this year. Mr.
McClurg intend to spend the com
tt.g year at A"0 Arbor, Mich-, where
tie wilt be itudent at the t'nivcr
itjr of Michigan.
Associated Charities Luncheon.
Dr. Jennie Callfas had ai her
guests at the benefit luncheon (or the
A.tociated Charities at the new Bran
deii restaurant Friday noon Mea
tUmei A. K. Jonai. Charlei Goss,
Howard Kennedy, H. I- Snyder,
inariet wngnt. J. vv. unmin,
(ieorge Payne, Draper Smith, Titut
. Lowe, A. C Stoke. J. A. Henske,
Alfred Brown. W. E. Shafer. J. F.
Stroud, E. S. Rood, George Robert,
V. E. Johannei, George wkkeriham,
Harold Clifford, I. S. Cutter, Jame
Tatton, V. E. Cox. George Joslyn.
Miss Kate Sharrard of 'New York
and Mill Sophie Callfas.
Faculty Club.
Member of the Woman' Faculty
club of the Univeriity of Nebraika
College of Medicine met Wedneiday
afternoon at Happy Hollow club,
when Mn. CW. Pcllard was host
en. Plan for the year and for the
family reception for ttudenti to be
held the latter part, of September
were discussed. '.
The next meeting of the club will
be held the last Wednesday in Oc
tober. ,
For Mit MrGilton,
Mi Evelyn Ledwich entertained
at bridge at her home rnday
eventg for Mm Llcanor Mrliil
ton. fiancee of Edward Jamea Con
i:er. Five table were et for the
Bame. . .......
An afternoon bruise will be given
Saturday by Mis Marjorie Barrett
for this bride-to-be in. a dinner will
be c'ven that evening at Happy Hoi
low club bv Morton W'akeley.
Sunday Mr. and Mr. Arthur
Loomis w'ilt entertain at supper,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Whitmire are
planning a dinner at the Athletic
club, followed by an Orphemn party
for Monday evening.
Mrs. William Burton wilt be hos-
. tess at an afternoon bridge Monday
tor Miss . McGilton and Mis
Lthel I'icl. fiancee of Stanley Jack.
The two brides-elect will share
honors at a bridge party Wednes
day, September 21 at Happy Hollow
' club, when Miss Myrne Gilchrist will
be hostess,
On .Wednesday evening Edward
Phelps, will give a dinner at the Ath
letic club for Miss , McGilton.
Miss Esther Cotter will entertain
at luncheon at the University club
Thursday, and Miss Ruth McCoy
will give a bridge party the same
afternoon.
Sunday, September -.25,,-Mr. and
Mrs. George fcngler plan to enter
tain at supper. '.".''
Mrs. Alfred Munger will be hos
tess at luncheon a 'he. university
club for this bride-to-be on Thurs
day, September 29.
Collegiate Alumnaa.
- -'-The Association of Collegiate
Alumnae will open the season with
an intc-rmal tea at nappy Hollow
club Saturday afternoon from 2 until
5 o'clock. An invitation is extended
to all college women. v
Personals
Mrs. John L. Kennedy' returned
Friday from the east.
Mrs. William T. Dinktns, who has
been visiting her father, H. P. Whit
more, has returned to her home in
Kansas City.
Miss Josephine Platner,' daughter
of Mr.' and Mrs. George Platner,
leaves Tuesday for Wellesley col
' lege.-in Massachusetts, to enter her
sophomore year. , ,,
A daughter, Mary Irene, was born
Wednesday to 'Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Coad. Mrs. Coad was' formerly
Irene McConnelt, daughter of 'Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. McConnell.
Miss Jean Field left Saturday of
. last week for Lasell seminary at Au
burndale, Mass., where she will grad
uate in June from the junior college
course. She spent a" week in De
troit enroute east.
Miss Flora Buck left Friday for
Madison, Wis., where she will .take
post graduate work at the University
of Wisconsin. - She will be accom
panied by Miss Grace Thompson,
who will visit in Chicago and Madi
son before returning to Omaha.
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Jacev Allen Bride
of Howard
Dunham
One of the pretty home wedding
of the tcaion wa that of Mix Jacey
Allen and Howard Dunham which
, took place Thursday evening, Sep
i tember IS, at the home of the bride's
! parents, Mr. and Mr. Oscar Allen,
The marriage smite was read by
Dr. C. C Cissell before the fireplace
banked with palm and fern. Two
lurge basket of white chrysanthe
mum were at each end of the hreplace
and the mantel wa covered with
white roses, above which wa tmilai
interwoven with white aster, I'ink
roses were used through the room.
Mis Katherine Allen, sister of the
bride, and maid -of honor, wore-1
gown of pink taffeta and carried a
basket of pink rose. In her hair
m a ribbon ornament to match her
gown.
The bride wa gowned in white
satin made .with short sleeves and
round neck trimmed with princes
lace and with an apron effect of lace !
over the skirt The long train was
from dutch rap of Uie nudt by A IL. C
an aunt of the bride. M Mary PiVAlflVlCriQ Ol
Miti belt. The bride's bouquet was of
white roes and liliet ol the valley
with a shower of swrrthrsrt ruse.
Victor llalljuil attended Mr,
Dunham.
Mrs, Herbert Smailt, cousin of the
bride, tang preceding the crmnon
Nic wa gowned In cloth
lumhined with bmwn tulle
Cecil tiitctien played the wedding
march.
Following he ceremony an in
formal reception wa held. The
mother of the bride wore a gown of
grey canton crepe combined with
ioe color georgette and embroidered
in steel brad. Mr. B. H. Dunham,
mother of the groom, was gowned in
Hack satin.
' Mr. and Mr. Dunham have gone
to California for their honeymoon
trip, They wilt be at home alter
November IS in their new home at
JO I South Fiftieth avenue.
Sorority Tea.
Sigma Chi Omicron sorority of the
University of Omaha gave a tea Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mis
Clara Barrnten. Assisting were
Mildred Alderman. Dorothy Merriam
There were 50
and Lucile Latham,
of white atin and her tulle, veil felt guest including rushecs,
Luncheoners
Friday
SMHtMBW t
A teritable avalanche of would
hc'luiuheonert swooped down on
the - uiuupccting nuiire d hotel,
Juan Mullrr, Friday noon M the
Brandci Italian Renaissance room,
to attend the Associated Clarities
lenefit luncheon. He aid l.e had
never seen anything like it In the
countries of - Europe or America
where he has been. Prcpa'ation
had been made for 1 .000 people and
2,500 presented themselves.
The committee 'regrets that it
wa impossible to give adequate
fervice to the immense croud Fri
day, nut they plan to serve a dollar
luncheon Saturday which will sim
plify matters so that a larfe crowd
can be quickly and conveniently
handled.
'"We will be ready for 2,500 people
Saturday," said Mrs. II. H. Bat
dr isfo, general chairman, "and hope
that many will come."
Amateur Musical Club,
Hie Amateur Musical club opened
the seatou Friday afternoon with
an informal tea at the home of th
president, Mrs. Harry Nicholson,
Mrs, T. J. Mahonry of New York,
formerly of Omaha and a former
member of the club, was honor
gurt at the meeting.
Relieve baby's
itching skin
with
RESINOL
Soelhinq and Healing
Has just the
cooling touch to
producecomfort
and permit sleep
Does nol tmarl or
ling when applied
jv'yyvs; ur inn"'
Mrs. Howard Baldrige has provedw);
over and over, again in Omaha her If
remarkable ability as an executive,
but never with more force or bril- II
liancy than during the series of As-
ctviatH Chariti' hnfit. bplrl in II
Specials for Saturday
the Brandeis restaurants ; this week
Mrs. Baldrige has been general chair
man for these events, including the
dinner-dance Thursday evening, the
rnday and Saturday luncheons. .
A sum approximating $10,1100 will
be garnered in. when all the dollars
are counted, it is believed. .., .,
These affairs - have ' contributed
much toward a weeft of unparalleled
social gayety in Omaha. Mrs. Bal
drige has received . congratulations
almost continuously since Thursday
evening on the overwhelming suc
cess of -the venture. Those who
have worked with her know that the
culmination was the result of months
of work and planning, AH commit
tees' were thoroughly organized and
carried 4orth'. their respective duties
with, clock-like precision. The public
was so enthusiastic to attend the
dinner-dance' that several days be
fore it occurred the 1,200 available
seats were gone, and many hundreds
of , would-be diners ' were turned
away. - .- :
Mr. Baldrige not on I
all tne responsibilities ot her posi
tion, but appeared as one of the best
gowned women at the dinner-dance,
he wore a black sleeveless satin
and velvet combination. - She -was
striking in . black and white at the
rriaay luncheon.
' For Miss Tanouch.
Mrs. E. C. Abbott will entertain at
luncheon Saturday for Miss Clara
Janouch, newly appointed head of
the journalism department , at Cen
tral High school. :
The guests will be Mesdames Wil
liam Dana, .' Percy Gwynn, Ralph
Luckey, Ernest Trimble and x Ben
Smith. '
niy executed
of her
A feature of the ,ihw wraps is' a
straightline coat with large sleeves,
giving greater fullness at the upper
part than at the bottom.
Instruments That Satisfy
are found in great variety . at this
store. Don't let anyone'persuade you
from seeing and testing these match
less Pianos.
WE SELL
PLAYERS
Steinwdy
Weber
Steck ,
; Wheeloek
Strand
- Aeolian u
Beckman
Kurtzmann
PIANOS
Kurtzmann v
. Weber
Haddorff
Cable
Conover
Wellington v
Clarendon
Geo. Steck
Yo. Will Also Fiari s Oar Floor, th. C.ui.
Vocation and : Sonora ' Phonographs
. Prices Now Range $50 and Up
OPEN EVERY EVENING
5i2 (TA1CIDI2D FSJn,
nt a w ww neb.
GROCERY DEPT.
Del Monte Tomatoes, 3 cans 39c
Ex. Standard Corn, 3 cans.. 31 e
Early June Peas, 3 cans.... 39c
Sunkist Pork and Beans, extra
special, 3 cans for. ..... ,27c
1-lb. cans Snowdrift, per. can 16c
Sunkist Flour 6-lb. sack, 32c
12-sack, 60e;'i24-sack," $1.16
- 4Mb. sack $2.29
Cornmeal, fresh,' 5-lb. bags,
per bag. . i ........... . ,21e
12-oz. cans Dr. Price's Baking v -
Powder, per can ....26c
Blackberries, in heavy syrup,
per can ...... ... . . .29c
Pure 'Tomato Catsup, regular
35c bottle. per bottle . , . .13e
3-oz. glasses sliced chipped
Beef, each .............. 17c
2-0z. glasses sliced chipped
Beef, each.!.'; ........ . .lie
Washington's Special Coffee,
3 lbs. for. ......... . . .$1.00
Velvet Tobacco, Ak-Sar-Ben
special, 2 cans for . . . . . . .25c
24 cans in Carton, per carton,:
for ....$2.85
MEAT DEPT.
Lean Pork Chops, per lb... 20c
Lean Pork Steak, per lb. .l7Jc
Choice Steer Sound Steak, ,
per lb. ... ... ........ . .19c
Leah Pork Roast, per lb. . .17 He
Beef Roast, per lb. . . . . . . 124c
Choice' Steer Rolled Rib Roast,
per lb '.,; .25c
Choicee Steer Rump . Roast,
per lb. ...... . , ...... 17 ?4
Young Veal Roast, per lb... 15c
Home Dressed Springs or Hens, .
; pqr lb. ............... 2894,
Young Veal Breast, per lb.9f4e
Fresh Spareribs, per lb . . '.' . 8 e
Swift's Premium Skinned Hams, '
half or whole, per lb. .'. .31 c
Supar-Cured Picnic Hams,
lb. ;'..V.'. i ;-,...'..
Pure Lard in 1-lb. pkgs., per
lb. ,...15e
na '
!.15e
Best Creamery " Butter, lb . .39c
EXTRA SPECIALS ON OUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
WASH I NGTON MARKET
1407 DOUGLAS STREET
We
Sell
1 The Highest Grade Macaroni
Egg Noodles, Spaghetti and
other Macaroni Product)
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IS 17 Douglas
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Style Without
Extravagance
" Completion of new buildinsr ia delayed more than
30 days. Immense shipments of beautiful garments in
tended for opening of new store arrived previous to Sep
tember 1. Our determination to open the new store with
1 ' none but garments less than one week out of New York
demands an immediate disposal.
the result
Removal Sale
in which is involved without a. single exception our immense
regular stocks as well as the entire , gigantic purchase c
Garments intended for the Formal Opening of the New Ste're.
Suits - Wraps - Frocks - Furs
Women of Omaha and women
who are visiting in the city are
brought face to face with the
most remarkable apparel values
of the past few years in this all
inclusive sale. , . ;,..,'
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i, : To think of selecting the
. choicest of new Fall wear
ables at the very beginning
of the season and at prices
so radically reduced1 is in
deed an opportunity one
should take the fullest ad
vantage of.
j . Herzberg quality and style
has for years set the stan
dard in local retailing, and
" it's these same type of wear
ables that we offer you in
this remarkable sale. '
' Come Once
and You '
Will Come
Always
1608-10-12
Harney St
Douglas
1796
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
124c
Steer Pot Roast,
per lb. ........
Pig Pork Roast,
per lb
18ic
Steer Rib Boil,
per lb. ........
5c
Fancy Young Veal Roast, f 7.1.
per lb. .......... ..... 2C
Fancy '
Fresh Dressed
Spring
Chickens
per lb.
27c ,
Prime Rolled Rib Roast, OOl.
per lb fc2C
YoungMutton Shoulders, 1 Ol
per lb. . 2C
Veal Breast,
per lb. .
10c
California Style Sugar.
Cured Hams, per lb. . . .
14ic
Tall cans Red Alaska Salmon,
. - per can . . . . . ... , . . .25
- M -lb. can Red Salmon ..15
, No. 2 cans Baked Beans. 10
3 cans for ......... .25
No. 3 cans Sauerkraut. .10
3 cans for .25
Bulk Cocoa, lb.. ....12
4 cans Advo Extra Sifted
Peas for ... ....98
No. 3 cans Kamo Pineapple,
per can 30
I Per dozen cans. . . .$3.50
Dold'a Wida, Lean
Breakfast Bacon, lb.
24ic
10 lbs.' Cane Sugar. . . . . .63
100 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar
- for ............. S6.65
48-lb.- sack Gold Medal Flour N
for ......... 82.35
48-lb. ack Omar Flour. . .$2.05
48-lb. tack Blue Bell Flour 81.98
40c Grade Central Special Coffee,
" per lb., 30; 3 lb. ,88
Fancy Santos Coffee, lb. . . .25
No. 3 cans Del Monte Peaches,'
per can 30
- Per dozen . . .$3.50
10-bars P. & G. Soap. . .68
10 bars Fels Naptha Soao
for ....,.,..68
10 bars Crystal White Soap
for .... ....... .58
10 ban Electric Spark Soap
for 55
No. 3 cans Crescent Malt; - - -
- per can .65
10-lb. can Kamo Syrup 49
Bulk Cocoanut, per lb. . .25
McCombs' Home-Made Chocolates,
,70c quality, Saturday, . per lb
59c
Iten's Fancy Sodas and Graham Crax, lb ... . 16
Iten's French Cake and Cocoanut Bars,. lb. . .25
Extra Fancy Fresh Italian
Prunes, per crate .-S1.25
Chocolate, Caramel, Cocoanut,
Honey Dew 3-Layet Cakes,
each .......50
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Tutti Fruiti Cakes, each. . .80
Fresh Checked Eggs in Cartons,
. per dos. Z3 I ,5
Imported Walnuts, lb.'. ...'.20 ! California Tokay Grapes,
Butter-Nut Creamery Package
lutter. per lb. ....... .39c
per basket 70
Fresh Grapefruit and - Quinces
Danish Coffee Cake. 10. 20
Crispy Potato Chips, sack. .10
Per lb. .......60
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, -
per lb. '-...s 23
Douglas
3940
awvtMTumH ,
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We Deliver
; to Any Part
of the City.
Blue Bell Flour, 48-lb. k
sack . . . .$1.85
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 62
j Monarch Milk, tall cans ...11?
: Norwegian Imported Sardines, 2 cans, 25
Ivory Soap Flakes, per pkg. ..,.,...10J
; Palmolive Soap, 6 bars .'. . . ..... . . ...47
Large bars Electric Spark Soap,
; 10 for ....... .... . , ....... . 53
a Corn and , Tomatoes, per can ...... i ,H
4 Armour's Baked Beans,. No, 1 cans, ;
z 1 2 for . - ... ..... . . .. . . .'.'.25
4 large Rolls Toilet Paper for. .25
Nice Large Watermelons,
' each .. . . ........ .33
Washington Elberta Peaches,
; per crate . ...... .$1.35
Italian Blue Plums, per crate 91.20
Juicy Lemons, per doz. .25
Best Creamery Butter, per lb 40
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lb 20
Ankola Coffee, per lb. ....... ...... .40
Santos Coffee, per lb. ,-. . ....... . . -22
S. D. Japan Tea per lb. .,...48
Advo Assorted Jell, 3 pkgs. for ....25
FRESH DRESSED SPRING CHICKENS
.28
Fresh Hams, whole or half, per lb.
i Rolled Rib Roast of Beef, per lb..
: Roast Pork Loins, per lb.
.221 Legs of Lamb, per lb. ...
.22? I Pot Roast of Beef, per lb.
.18 I Rib Boiling Beef, per lb.
Fish Department
Oyster Specials ' ,
New York Counts, quart 31.10
New York Selects, quart. .90
New York Standards, qt. . .80
Cracker Department
Iten's Soda's, per lb. ......15
Graham Crackers, per lb.. 15
Fig Bars, per lb.. ...22
Salad Department
Sandwiches, each 10
Boa Lunches, each .......25
PoUto Salad, per pint.... 30
. CIGARS J. Inula the lr CIGARS -SATCRDAV
SPECIALS.
Get Bee. real lc value, C!aa 1C" B4; SO for S2.83
Adelaide Imported Manillas, 4 for 15; 100
for ..'. 83 25
' Flor Oe Tntal. ( for 25t: Se for..... 12.00
, Moaart Clamics, 2 for 15; SO for. ........ .$3.75
Original Handmade, 5: 2S for. ......... .1.5
Prince Albert and Tuxt-do, full Iba 21.34
Genuine French Bo)r Pipes, each SO
On Eleven or Jumbo Cig-areta. per carton. 21.95
Camela. Spurs. Lucky Strikes, per carton. .21.75
: Ortman's Bakery
Tutti Fruiti Cakes, each 80
Chocolate, Caramel, Cocoanut, Honey Dew,
3-layer cakes, eacb 50
Danish Coffee Cake ............10 and 20
Crispy Potato Chips, per bag ...............10
Per lb. -60
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