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THE EEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. MARCH 19. 1022.
Benson Society
'Btnmn Correspondent C.ll Walnut 5370."
Benson Woman's Club.
TIi r'guUr meeting tt the Pen
, ton Wtmun'i club 4llf4 to
fvt by ih prfijdtiu Umitday ait
rm,ii t J;JJ at the home of Mr,
" tier ton Kotli. lHiring the buine
mii the name ( Mrs. A. It,
rIitifr an4 Mn. Cl-irk placed
before the club by Mr. . ijunoru,
thairmsn ( the nutmhmhia torn-
tniitff. ami er urunimoutly voted
into the dub. Mr, M, J. Hedelund
U1 be voted tuto cim at me
net meeting. Mn. J'. B, Oliver a
fleeted drlfgate to the Uittria ron-
vniiiift , i,c iirid in April. Mr,
Walter PeMaw v elected alter.
nte. Mi. J. W. lilvh rrsd an in
tertMinit paper cn the technique of
the short story. Mr. A. H. yon
' ge a short sketch of the early life
f( He Streeter Al'lrlch, Nebraska
, ahftrt nary writer, and gave a charm
ing ynop'i of one of the hort stor-
ki by the ,me author. Alter the
program, the lioie, witoe tame
was beautifully tiecorated in St.
Patrick dty color, lerved a dainty
nincneon.
NarciMua Chanter Enteruini.
Members nf NareUtut chapter, No.
2i of the O. K. 5., entertained at a
banquet Thursday evening in honor
of Mi Maud Smith, grand matron
ff the O. 5. of Nebraska. Other
grand officer present were: Mi
'Knee Owens. Mr. Margaret Mr
Plicrson. Mr. Bertha Walrich of
. , Omaha and Mr. C. E. Jones of Wy-
more, AH ot tne wortuv matron
and patron of Greater Omaha and
Council Bluffs, besides many pat
grand officer, were also nrernt.
Cover were placed for US at the
banquet table and over J10 attended
the program following the banquet.
Ten candidates were initiated -into
the Hrnson chapter. Mr. C II
Sprague (rave a very interesting re
view of the history of Narcissus
chapter No. 261. Mr. Georgia Dean
ii worthy matron of this chapter.
B. I. L. Dinner Party.
Members of the B. S. chapter of
the i K. O. wstcrhood will enter
tain at a B. I. L. dinner party Mon-
d.ty evening at the- Prettiest Mile
club. Guests of honor to be the hus-
bands of the members of B. S. chap
ter. ' Music Department of B. W. C.
The St. Patrick day party Riven
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Pickard was one of
the largest social event in Benson
during the past season. Husbands of
' member of the club were the chief
entertainers. ' The Irish minstrel
staged by Messrs. J. W. Welch, N.
."H. Tyson. O. C. Kindig. R. Shankey,
F. B.- Oliver, G. W. Uhler, Gorton
' Koth, A. N. Howe and J. T. Tick
aid . Y "'
" Elmer E. Rice, music director of
the First Christian church, assisted
the local talent by rendering several
' baritone 'selections.
" Preceding the minstrel, J.
Whistler gave two' Irish readings;
. Miss. Patron's Benson class of little
dancine "eirls entertained with a
number of Irish folk dances. Mas-.
. tor Wyckoff. son of Mr. and Mrs. D.
. ' M. Wyckoff, played two saxophone
selections, and Kcrmit Sonncland
contributed saxophone numbers, ac
companied by Harold Wright. .
' The htmse decorations, costumes,
and refreshments were all in keep
ing with the Irish color scheme. Mrs.
Richard Shankey, head of the music
department of.the club, had the. pro
gram in -charge. She was assisted by
,F. B. Oliver, who directed the min
strel. .
Lenten "Mission Study Class.
Mcmbers'ofthe English Lutheran
church are meeting in the church
' parlors Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
during the lenten season and are
making a special study of the book
entitled, "the Kingdom and the Na
tion," by North.
' Attends A. C. A. Book Review.
Mrs. Harry Riven and Mrs. C. C.
. Beavers attended the meeting of the
hook review section of the A. C. A.
Wednesdav afternoon at the home of
Mrs. C.-G Saunders of Council
I Bluffs, Miss Shields of Omaha Cen
tral Highs reviewed "The World's Il
lusions." :. B.,S". Chapter Elects Officers.
. -The B.'S.- chapter of the P. E. O.
sisterhood elected the following of
ficers: President, Mrs, W. A. Wil
cox; vice president, Mrs. N. H. Ty
son; recording secretary, Mrs. J. T.
Pickard; corresponding . secretary,
Mrs. R. A. Ralph; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Leslie; chaplain, Mrs. J. H.
Shinn: guard, Mrs. A. W. Francis;
organist, "Mrs. Frances Nerness;
honorary-president, Mrs. E. A. Mc
Glasson. Mrs. A; W. Frances was
elected delegate to the state conven
tion to be held at Fairbury, Neb.
Mrs.' Wilcox, will go as delegate by
virtue of her of fice. Mrs. J. W, Welch
is alternate to the president, Mrs.
Vilcox and Mrs. H. ,W. Wendland
Jo'Mrs. A. W. Francis.
Luther League to Conduct Services.
Members of the English Lutheran
Luther league, with their pastor, R.
O. W. Ebrighty will conduct serv
ices Sunday afteniooh at the coun
ty hospital. They. also distribute can
dy to the shutins of this institution.
, ' Luncheon Guest
- Mrs. Edward McKinley of Coun
cil Bluffs was a luncheon guest
Thursday at trie home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W..Hyde. .
Brotherhood Dinner.
The men's brotherhood of the
, .English , -Lutheran church were en
trained, at dinner Monday evening
,at"S Luke church, South Side. Rev.
A: K. Waldorn was. the principal
speaker of the evening.
. Methodist: Foreign Mission.
Mrs. R. Burford wilt be. hostess
Wednesday afternoon at her home to
the members of the Methodist For
eign Mission society. A 1 o'clock
luncheon will be served by the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. Wyman Wood
yard a.nd Mrs. J. C. Campbell Each
member is requested to bring a guest.
' Community Center.
- Benson Community Center-. gave
an excellent program Friday eve
ning, March 17.;The telephone com-
. paay and the South Side High -will
put. on programs for this center be
fore the season closes.
Entertain at Dinner.
r "Mr. and Mrs. "F."B. Oliver enter
tained at dinner Monday for Mr. El-
i mer E. Rice, new musical director
of the First Christian church choir.
After-dinner guests were: Mr. and
Mrs, .William Morse, and Mr. and
Mr. Richard Shankey and children.
The evening wi pent in niiuie,
Mr. and Mi. Palmer Jnull Radio,
Mr. and Mr. A. D. IVInier, who
recently tntllcd radio receivinj
ftation, are entertaining number
of their triend with the concern
given it the dram exchange,
Mr. Lotchner Tlana Cleanup,
Mr. W, Jl, Loecbner. chairman
ol the civic coiiiiiiittec of the Iien
tn Woman' club, announce that
the city of Omaha' hat eitablihed
dump at Fiftyeighth and llurdette
(treet. Tin can and other debrit
houlj le unloaded at the city dump
instead of being distributed along
the country road. Ueitaon ttreet
and attics will be officially inspected,
Entertain at Luncheon.
Mr. Rue!l W'aLh entertained a
a noon luncheon Monday when cov
er were placed for Mr. Walter
Snrll and diuiihter. Virginia: Mr,
I. G. Waton and on. Walter and
Richard: Mr. J. I. Mathew nd
daughter. Helen: Mr. Hugh Jone,
JiJr. Paul Riveit and on. Robert,
and Mr. Jame and Russell Walnh,
An afternoon Kensington was enjoyed
by the ladie.
Heide-Neuhaua.
Mis Katherine Heide, ijnd
daughter of W. V. Ileide, and Clar
ence Neuhau were married Wednes
dav evening. March 8. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clau Harder. Mr,
and Mr. Neuhau will reside on
farm near Benson. '
Birth Announcement. "
A daughter wa born Saturday,
March II, at Nicholai-Srnn hospital.
to Mr. and Mr. Ben Torter.
Celebrates Golden Wedding,
Judge and Mrs. Keller celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Friday evening at their home. Sixty
third and Miami streets, AH the
members of the family were present
except one. Mr. and Mrs. Keller
were presented with a purse of gold
besides other beautiful gifts. A wed
ding supper wa served when covers
were placed for 50.
St Patrick Day Luncheon,
Mrs. Neil Dow and daughter, Ra
chel, were entertained at a St, Tat
rick day luncheon Friday at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. John Willey
ot Omaha.
Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. W. H. Reed entertained at a
6:30 dinner Monday in honor of the
nirthday of her husband, Ur. Keed.
Table decorations were in green and
white. St. Patrick favors were given,
Covers were spread for 12.
Alpha Omicron Pi
The monthly meeting of Alpha
Omicron Pj sorority will be post
poned from March 25 until April 1,
when it will meet with Mrs. W. W.
Davis, 2939 Florence boulevard.
Personals.
Mis Ruth Harrison of Beaver
City, Neb., is a guest at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Omar Baker.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Bonde are
experted home from Europe some
time during the early spring. ,
Thomas Norris. son of Mr, and
Mrs. E. W. Norris, has had a siege
of La'Grippe during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snell and
daughter, Virginia, left ' Monday for
visit with relatives . in Trenton,
N; J. '
Mrs. F. T. Hanlon of Minneapolis
is a guest at the home ot her sis
ter, Mrs. H. A. Giseke and Mr,
Giselce.
Mrs. Paul Wilcox expects to be
home from the Presbyterian hospi'
tal some time during the early part
ot the next week.
Francis Gangl, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Joseph Gangl, underwent
an appendicitis operation Monday at
t. Catherine hospital.'
Dr. Donald Raber and Mrs. Raber
of Tilden, Neb., spent the last two
weeks in Benson in order to be with
Dr. Raber's mother, Mrs. L. W. Ra
ber, during her last illness. :
Mrs. F. W. Smith, jr., of Beatrice,
Neb., is a guest at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Belle Hawes, and will
also visit Mr. and Mrs. E. A.' Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilcox.
W. C. T. U. Speakers Here
Mrs. Culla Vayhinger of Upland,
Ind., national- director of Americani
zation for W. C. T. U will be iii
Omaha today and will speak on her
work at a meeting at the Commu
nity Center, Twenty-fourth and Q
streets, South Omaha, at 4 p. m.
Coming with Mrs. Vayhinger is
Mrs. Laura P. Miller, national di
rector in the department of women
in industry, working out from head
quarters,. Evanston, 111.,
These two national workers are
touring the United States in the in
terest of W. C. T. U. work. They
will conduct a state institute at Cen
tral City March 20. and 21. :"
; - Christ Child Society.
" The Christ Child Juniors are re
hearsing a play under direction of
Miss Lucille Werner. The date will
be announced later. . . ' .
Orchestra" practice is held on
Sunday afternoon at the Center.
The Lightning Athletic club will
give a dance at Sokol hall April 15,
Delegates to District Meeting. -Mesdames
Enos R. Leigh, C. O.
Patrick and Edward Burson have'
been named as delegates from -the
South Omalia Woman's club to the
Second district meeting April 12 and
13 at Burgess-Nash auditorium. Mrs. !
W. A. Berger is the alternate.
v Y. W. C. A.
:Iotj: ( (Jloppiii$ -villi R)y
Millinery Department a Realm En
chanted by th Youthfulnett and
Colors of Spring,
rnHK mot alluring way t com-
- plete
tpafa a traveler en the road
Wh smiled beneath hh leaden M.
"Hem ploy I'ou mch a blithiome part?"
"Comrade, I bear a tinging heart!"
I quttfioned cue uhosepoth nnth pain
In the grim shadow long had lain,
"7on face you thai life's thorny imaflP"
"Comrade, I bear a singing heart!"
I aied cm tihom adversity
Could ml mal(e yield the hard) l(nee,
"I few such brave seeming? Tell the art!"
"Comrade, I bear a singing heart!"
Fiiend, blest be thou if thou cannot say.
Upon the inevitable way
' Whereon n-c fare, sans guide or chart-
"Comrade, I bear a singing heart!"
THE SINGING HEART Clinton Scollard, in New York Hcrild,
"When Shalt We Meet Agsinr
Song Hit of the "Patting Show"
at Hrnndei This Week.
All. of the latf't fang Liu will
napcatt. Millinery readies the top of D I ASH ION fOLLOWERS: ciumuny dpre. 15U Ijougla. The
distinction in the exquiMte hand- HI1! rect P''f. fusion's devotees are to be arrayed in tweedi. And they are prudently preparing their cotunie before the last flurry utnruJ ,"t ,l,f Taning
fashioned Weyman creations shown I f winter anow, ... s,tuJW dl mmr uscU mift your heart
exclusively in Omalu in the depart- . ine r,fVI lffl ,,a' C0l0r . WW h emrSet in the Scetti.h hijil.UuU-the gray, cobwebby hae on the liill. the blue V i'11 :' "r,l ' 1
gei.-Na,h. Thce are the hat which K'. , . . . . ' V ?J '"."?e J r
come from rai,f,..i .i fany variation nave teen made in the tradition.honored cloth of the Scotch liiirhlnder. Both imnon.! n,l Ann;? tai,U i...),,,! it.n. . !tm meam we
truly they bring a breath of high, '"' r.? L0!1. J,lib!f- or the '"s'tly tailleur effect, tweeds thai are wiry and rvm;li. Hut they are all beautiful, strong and durable, rcnimi.
clear air in their colorinc. for the tfnl " t,,e 0')m d. , , ,
vk'irl rrttnrinoei tt till M'.iiiv .m ilmi . J !
state are widely kuown. Who but Scientific Coretry a Neceity to the
Weynian would dare to combine the Woman of Large Proportions,
brilliant fuschia with a dashing fPHE Dorothy Hill Coret shop,
name? Sports hats for every occa- second floor, Neville block,-Six
siun of a Fashion Dav for every tee nth and Harnev. ban tons- nurle a
member of the feminine coterie who study of corseting the large woman,
follow the mandates of Dame Mode, Here you will find a model to con.
both old and young. Adorable i a line vour too-Beneroui line. If tin-.
set for the matron of mature beauty, able to call for fitting, send for mca
the smart little rounded crown of uremcnt blank.
tne ciiapeau is not much larger than
the great crocheted roe at -H bae
in the front. The Queen Anne .ruff.
one of Weyman's mosf charming
features tor spring, 19, is just one
big rose after another, with a be
coming softness in two crepe, end,
at the side to Jiang over the shoulder."
Hand-nainted. quilted and tufted
brims on' modish "pull-on" models,
quaint big posies of silks and satins,
chrysanthemum braid with lac-
quercd raflia flowers, placque bodies ,
stiaped to a ravishing face frame. ,
you'll find this showing wholly irre
sistible. .
, .
If You Love the Beautiful in Jewels.
TDERHAPS you are the' one for
L whom Albert Edholm, -jeweler,
second : floor W. O. W. building,
Fourteenth and Farnam is searching.
It is his purpbse to install in his ex
quisitely appointed new jewel shop
a sales person of more than ordinary Sale of Homefurnbhingt Offers
qualities. She must know the best- Unusual Opportunity for Redeco
public taste; know how to meet and rating
serve discriminating customers;, be . ' CTnnr. .. "
always sincere, have a large knowJ RRANDEIS SfORES o fcr ; an
ledge of courtesy; she'must be es- opportune saie or nouseiurnisn-
sentially eager to serve, not merely "
tr ..ii, u i,'cneiii4 1 itin Kmr.p .-A-- glorious - jccimg ior waaam
select from the Edholm stock tlie Home-Maker who wistfully longed
purchase best suited to his needs. 'or equte bits of china or glass,
Perhaps you know of someone who
can measure up to tnese require
ments, or perhaps you know of
someone who does. It is indeed an
ideal opening for one who would en
joy serving the jewel-loving public
in an artistic shop.
Well-Konwn Beauty Shop Adds
Popular Operator to Its Attractions.
THE Wright-David Beauty Shop,
Number 6, Baird block. Seven
teenth and DouKlas. phone Atlantic
4333, is glad to announce that Miss
Nora Workman will be in
tlUin'UQll HI" Us. ju inv. ouuu , , . .
k-:: ifA.j a aaa nttr-ir. news tnat tne prices on tace dhck
UVKUIUIIIft iUUIIUOJ . Jin OUU,U t. c L s . v. - . . 1
t; n hU ,.,n.Vr,r,n hezntv shno nave been reduced to a paint where :
you'll agree after meeting this clever ls lluc "uim a j.ciu.a-
beautv operator. . 'lis m the spring '.'"" vl..lr- ""a" ul lu7"
that Milady feels the nerve-strain of materials, which are more or less
winter's many activities 'tis then temporary, yvnue a .dhck norae is
that she gives thought to the beauty becoming artistically weathered and
processes available in such shops as becoming more valuable as it fits
the Wright-David Beauty Shop,- a into the landseape gardening which
f th. ct.-n f arr.mmiatprf adds to its beauty the home of frame
coal dust and smoke, bleaching of the or stucco is deteriorating with the
fare. nprk. shoulders and arms in action of the weather conditions, -de-
Oitrich Feathers Refashioned, Hat
Reblocked and Trimmed
IE Kruger hat shop, 303 Bar-
iita j i.nv I u-ieve in
Yu" tn.-
Stealing" .We.
"Linger Lmigrr" ,'ne
"I.o-l.a l.o" ,We
Rhytlimie bit of melody that rarry
an instant appeal t,i every tmtie
rp ii
A er block, is a most resourceful lover.
ort of a place. Not only will your
hat look like new, but your furs wilt Courtesy Extended by Exclusive
be more lustrous, your marabou of a Shop.
tew lovline after clever treatment rn m: slLfc sjiGT. 1517 Dougla.
here. Uoted after 2 on Saturday. X announrrs that 30 day charge
accounts will be extended to those
wlu can furnish satisfactory refer
ence. It i sometime a great con
venience to have thi bit of time in
which to pay for lustrou lengths of
filk or sheer width of imported or-,
gamlie, A shop in which one has the
assurance of qiwlity, service and
prices unusually fair. "When you
think of silk, think of the" Silk
Shop." '
Springtime Sunshine 'Cleanliness,
Unthinkable to wear last
'-'years clothe without having
a . them skillfully cleaned quite out of
y keeping with the general conception
"sSv of 5l,rin you'll agree 1 The time i
itiwiiiK iii-nr viH"ii h 13 iiH'criivr
that one's wardrobe be in complete
readiness for the new season Eas
ter! Send the delicate accessories,"
neckwear, gloves,' silken lingerie a
well as the tailored suits, frocks and
wraps to the Panlorium, 16th and
Jones, known for their "splendid
for
new drapes, a luxuriously woven rug,
a substantial piece of furniture and
felt that she'd have to , wait until
later. No need to wait for there's
a price list extraordinary offered in
the departments of Chinaware, Fifth
floor; Rugs, Sixth floor; Domestics,
Basement; Furniture, Seventh floor;
Art, Third floor; and the Linens on
the Main floor.
'-
Prices on Face Brick Have Been Re
duced to' Point Which Makes It
True Economy to Build Home of
Brick."
the shop Interesting; 7 indeed,; is ; the
face, neck, shoulders and arms in
readiness for donning Spring's new
exquisitries, cunning scalp treat
ments to give alluring luster to dull'
tresses, skilled manicures which add
loveliness to dainty hands.
preciating in value. Why not build
a brick home and realire on your
investment? The Hydraulic Press
Brick company, main floor. Wood
men of tht World building, .Four-
Pendant Earrings, Cord -Necklaces,; Specialty ' Shop Contributes Some
the New Matinee Bracelets Capti- . thinS Novel in the Way of Intro
vate the Fancy. ' ' ducing Spring Styles.
fTlHE C. B. Brown Jewel shop, 220 L A0ND'S- ' Severlleenth and
South Sixteenth street, has sn on Thursday 'evening bv introducing
Maternity Corsets Modeled
Every Type of Woman
V Kb. M. L. DONOHLL. corset cleaning facilities. Thone Douglas
, sPc?a Ist' ,m "f. deParn'e"t "i 0963. Out-of-town customers will be
the McArdle Hat Shop. 1613 tar- interested to learn that they pay re
nam, is fitting maternity corsets turn postage on your package.' '.
gives her personal attention to every ifi
littmg with particular success in se- V
Iccting and fitting the correct model L
for each figure. l
.
If You've Found a Picture Quite Fresh Air Natural Light, Two Ap
Irresistible a Frock on Which pealing Features of the Newly-En-There
Is an Individual Bit of larged Beauty Shop .
Decoration A N THE third floor of the Bran-
THE MODE PLEATING COM- W deis Stores. Fourteen booths
PANY, 4th floor, Paxton block, equipped in the most modern bcau
16th and Harney, will copy it for you, ty appliances known, each one light
adapting it to any modcl you may cd'by one of the wide windows on
have in mind. Nothing seems to be Seventeenth street, with an assur
impossible to the clever people" in ancc of a circulation of refreshing air
this shop. ' One of the new cpneeits through the cane-paneled doors are
in 'trimming noted this week was a a revelation in modern beauty shops,
great flower repeated, at intervals Long rows of manicure tables, mod
over the surface of the bouffant skirt, ern show cases in which are display
the center a cunningly constructed ed hundreds of vanities which serve
button, the petal simulation a pleat- to beautify the eternal feminine fas
ed frill. . -. cinating hobby horses on which the
, -J. " younger members of1 the ravishing
Buttermilk the Drink of the Coming sex delight to while -away an idle .'
Season Refreshing, Nutritious. moment while they're awaiting their
THE Alamito Dairy company, turn in one of the seven hair-bobbin
26th and Leavenworth, makes "airs,- make this one of the most at
feature of Locust Lane Buttermilk,, tractive beauty shops I've .seen. -A
the. popular, drink of spring. This shP.0.1 20 tr?m., -operators "in .
buttermilk may be bought from any vhl?h instant and highly-skilled serv
of the Alamito wagons or ordered Ke is assured. Two Nestle Perma-Mr.t-
f u. c a !-.,: ncnt Waving machines will be an
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Dairy, Douglas 0409. . An appetizing interesting feature to be noted also
additipn to the Lenten repast.
leentn ana rarnam, nave just re- unusuallv o easinir se ection ot the ,r,. .,.i: - c 11m i:..:
Large Showing of Decorative Color ceived a new lot of books showing new pendant earrings, Delicately cuf models in their artistic show win-
Prints So Much in Vogue. ' . uul" Vt u , , jee penaams comoine tneir loveliness, dows. Flashings of the flamboyant
or send for a book of plans.
with a becoming bit of green jade, colors which contribute so largely to
sparKiing crysiais, me new jewci the success of the new season's
note for the discriminating woman, styjeS) the no less charming con
combine a touch of jet oc a dainty scrvative models, -ravishing apparel
bit of amethyst for the effect of their t0 entrance Madam et Madamoisclle
, pendants, carved jade show a tiny Omaha, who en ioyed this unexpected'
Buddha on their green surfaces, an bit of witchery 'in spring loveliness. '
earring showing unusually clever.' -
The black silk cords carry pendants Sincere Truth-Telling Foundation of
to correspond with the stones used Beauty Shop's Success. '
in the earrings, while if one- is an, TJe SURELY tells you," rueful-(ultra-modish
person she will select H j remarked onof '0maha's
a dainty matinee bracelet of the same i,eknt,ful matron the other day in
...v.,. yt.w, aFF....s - speaking of Mr. -Roberts of
SA. f- fail naocg fi n tnhaH -rt eiift r. . .....
set of real pearls, matched in size Black a6nd white roon th;rd fIoor
with infinite cunning, the tiny tas- Burgess-Nash. That is one of the
sels effective, indeed on their black reasons for the success enjoyed by
cords of silk.. both the Black and White room and
. tli CI A T3nfn TJn1
Elsie Dinsmore Frocks Achieve "orograpner tomes rrom xne neIIe which is directed by Mr. Frank,
a1 AA.a. f C.H. -1tf v . , c .,... c t. i
Charm Ttv Comhiniticr a Bit of """s UI au""y wwwiu
the private rooms for hair matching
with promise of secluded selection.
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Unusually Artistic Display at Style
- Opening. -;
0RKIN BROS., Hotel Conant
building, 161h and Harney, had
an unusually pleasing display in their
style opening. Stunning, models in
the fashion-favored beaded conceits
were priced at .the unbelievably low
price of $49.50! While the artistically
varied selection of modish wraps was
pleasingly reasonable in pricing.
Noted by the critical observer were
high collars on capes, many of them
fastened by a chic linking of pierced
filagree metal. .For the out-of-door
maid or matron was shown a cap
tivating bit of style embodied in a
( crepe -f nock of Mohawk embroider
ed in gray yarn with one of the new
HE art department .of the A.-
Hosoe company, 1513 Douglas, is
offering an unusually large line of.
imported color prints, flower pieces,
the Villa series, English- gardens,
ideal to brighten upthe living and
sun rooms. Ihe hand-caryed trames
which prove such-an interesting ac
companiment to these exquisite col
or prints are harmonious in coloring,
being toned to sujt the individual
pictures. ... , .
;
New Wall Papers Offer Decorative
Beauty Hitherto Undreamed.
THERE'S a surprisingly coinprei
hensive showing of wall papers
in the Paper .Department, .tilth iloor
Brandeis Stores. Unusually well-
lighted in this spacious department,
long line of windows affording
daylight at all times makes it One ot
the'most attractive show places I've
seen. A tiame-colored pottery vase
yard and a half high stands before
stretch of sunroom paper on which
are ' splashed the winsome flowers
which might. have come from grand
mothers garden. ' A softly draped
bit of antique gold is suggested ac
companiment a auu Diue paper on fashioning , these lovely little frocks ed its highest development and which 'I1 HEN youlll appreciate the serv- of the fair sex. Link and link is a ing frill of the green outlining the
U'hirh thp main motif is av nussv . , . li i-:. i , . . j : i I ... .e -V, , ... ' ,. . t tr.,:. , .. . . . v"."'" . & ..
... ... ........ -- - in. moaeis wnicn empioy iuvuwuj ne nas estaDiisneu m ins umaua - ice qt ine wen-Known caterer, stitcn mat is lascinaimsiy necK oi tne deeply blousmg oodice,
alow branching. Jrapers ior any ...t... c i ,,nta.. in cf,; r.. m-sat rfclitrli. An Aifr tnc inv, toci ...v,;t. cti-;n an rmu hars nlnMs pi,,. .i.. JLt.ii.-.u
room, any purse, tneyre a revelation ,:it .ffi;. ,i,,lmirc T.JhIp ofti'ct xrtir lian enmpthinc uniisuar An ortUf in tho mnmnri -ironn,. .ntracfinir rnlnrincrs varw thp f tt,. t?,i.
an Deauty.- . ' 1 Sister frnr.lc for vbuncrer members in oictUres to offer. " Phone Douglas ment of nienus. the correct details of sweater landscape in an alluring- as nnssihle 'twill save - a wnrld of
. , , , . ' . ' . of the family, 2 to 6 years, are offer- 4787. . - service, his careful supervision of the manner. Vivid colors, poinsettia, worry and disappointment. .:
especially taretui Worlc m Cleaning . . f $1 4- f , qS anH include weddine feast, afternoon or eveniner iade. carmen, tomato, periwinkle and '
the Light Garments of the Spring a jolly pair of little "knicks" for as ' An effective new Spanish comb of function,; leaves' nothing to be de- Mary . blue are fctchingly fashioned Watches for : Confirmation Gifts.''
Wardrobe ' . . " you know. "Everyone's wearing them jade four inches high, striking sired for the linen, silver, china, flow- of wool, fiber and pure thread silk, A WATCH -U the ideal rnrifirmiiw' .
DRESHER BROS., 22nd and Far-' nowl" . . . '' . carved, is $8.50. Another design, a ers, all'are conceived and supplied and in the silken camel s hair finish, n. tion gift for both boys arid girl,
wraos of the same material bound
Sports. Togs of Camels Hair and round the edge in gray crepe, a har
, Tweed Proclaim Sweaters as In- monious note blending with embroi
separable Accompaniment. .dery. A chic tailleur offered at
IN TIME to be worn with the sep- $49.50. ,
srate tweed skirts, the infinitely
These scientific Strivers for beauty rharniino- and colorful tweed suits. Sorinir SDlashes Her Own Color
Divine Coouetrv With Demure A PHOTOGRAPHER of true ar- are not afraid to give the helpful the new top coats of camels hair, is Over Her New Season's Apparel.
r- v u , A tistic effects is Mr. Nelson of diagnosis of a case under consulta- the selection of sweaters at Kilpat- A LOVELY green crepe frock
I .' the Nelson Studio, Znd tloor. raxton "on. ne is sure mat ine treatment ncks. The ever-popular and becom- with cascades of accordion pleat-
N THE 'Herzberg Junior Shop, block, 16th and Farnam.; You will experienced in either of these shops ing tuxedo, the inimitable slipover irig at the sides might have an apron
fifth floor Herzberg shop. 1519 find that he is truly sincere in his is going to be constructive of beau- are the two acclaimed, sty lings which panel front and back such as a little
Douglas, are to be found the delight- artistic work, achieving the almost ty, for it is directed culture of skin, serve to make grandmother as young frock seen at the Ideal Button and
ful Elsie Dinsmore frocks in a size impossible beauty by his ..cunningly scalp and hair.' S3 her daughter or her granddaugh- Pleating company, third floor Brown
range of from seven to 14 at prices arranged moving picture lighting '.-.. . ter,. for that matter, for you must block, Sixteenth and Douglas. Deep
from $1.95 to $4.95. Only the best system which he operated in a coun- When .You Desire a Perfection in know that sweaters are not for the frills of the green creoe hun z from
. I" 1 f 4 , 1 1 1. Tt4-el1rd. Ti V.1 A A nri f 1 ... . . . -
of gingnams ana Swisses are useu m try wnere art pnotograpny nas rcaui- i aUIc nnuuiuui . young aione, out ior every mcniuer tne above-the-elbow sleeves, a stand-
Sunda)- Building open 10 t, m. to I
P. m. Mrs, Cart It. Gray will pcak on
"Th Holy Spirit," 4 o'cl&ek.
Monday High School Girls' Blbls cir
cle at 8:30 In the clubroom. Federation ot
clubs aupper. 6:45, followed by individ
ual club meetings at 6:16. Lenten Bible
class. "What Is Religion," Glee club. 7:iM.
Sports class and basket ball, 8:16 p. m.
Current events, 6:16; millinery, 6:80; per
sonality, MO; Interior decorating". J:S0;
closing lesson. Members may bring- friends.
Tuesday Friendship club will give a
play entitled. -."Madame teportmenfs
School," at South Side library, 3:36 p. m.
Wednesday Morris Girls" club. 6:80;
talk on "Preliminaries ot Cooking- Course."
Camp Brewster "Get-Together" banquet,
:30j Technical High School Girl Reserve
club, :S0; drawing class. T p. m.
Thursday Current events class 'and
Professor Vartanlaa's Bible class, 7 p. m.;
Busy Circle club. 7:46, singing led by
Miss Agness Swanbsck: English class,
1:15. Miss Pearl Bockfellow.
JWdajr Benson Student, club will give
a St. Patrlrk party. 3 p. m.: the Alum
nse club, dinner, 6:16, followed by a
"movie party;" millinery class, :30; class
in clvircs, 7 p. m.
Saturday Basketry class. S:S0; Junior
Girl Reserves, I p. m., meeting rolluwed
by game
J-' nam. noint with nriHe tr . the
freshly cleaned garments now be
ing prepared for early spring wearing.
Light woolen . fabrics, . artistically
tailored must be of a soft creaminess,
the vividly tinted fabrics. needs must
show their original 'freshness, gloVes
and delicately sheer undiesi be pains
takingly, cleaned to pristine beautyv
You'll find the Dresher, Bros, system
of scientific cleaning "immeasurably
satisfactory. Phone Atlantic 0345 for
prompt delivery service". . ..
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carved, is' $8.50. Another design, a ers. all'are conceived and sunolied and in the silken camel's hair finish.
bit smaller, is o.ou. . . " . oy tnis ciever caterer. .. ine prices range irom j.ya to an(j you'n fjnd particularly desirable
the extensive selection of watches of
fered in the John Hcnrickson Jewel
Gift shop, Sixteenth and Capitol. All
standard makes of watches are rep
resented iii the collection,' in cases of
unusually pleasing artistry; watches
which carry the Hcnrickson guaran
tee as -well as that of the manufac-
jewels Assume New and Charmful Importance in
Milady,S'Adornment; ' V
HE last word from Paris suggests the newest way to wear one's je wels is not in bracelets or necklaces alone, but in an ornament for some turcr'
definite purpose. Very ncli is the snouwer strap or oiamonos wiucn, noias up a DiacK velvet gown a suouiuer snap wnicn uniu rctcuuy
was one s treasured diamona necKiace.
When Lunch Time Comes
DHONE Douglas 6390, the Miller
x Box Lunch Company. 1818 St.
Mary . Ave., and try one of ' their
The long, dangling girdle of a gown may recall the mbyenage in its rich incrustations of jewels, consisting of various precious stones. Cir
clets of diamonds or of. sapphires may form the wristlet for a chiffon sice ye, wiiich hangs in a loose drapery from the shoulder, reveals the arm
and is caught again to. the wrist.. . . . ' . . ..- . .. . . - .- .;'' ' , . . , ' ,.
Even one's slippers may have their buckles or ornaments of dazzling brilliants. Occasionally, for the very luxurious, a single emerald
gleams from a silver slipper. . , . . . . ' . "'.'"' .
. These are' the extremes of luxury. - Brilliant and semi-precious sto lies or their clever imitations are very effective. If the gown is untrimmed
wholesome luncheons which cost-but m this way untouched by any jewels-the favored ornament may tnea De worn a single string oi pearis. . ' .- . '
25c, including the automobile de- Unfortunately. , not every woman may. venture to wear pearis. The selection of this single ornament should be considered carefully. If
livery to any part of the city You'll one's complexion prohibits pearls, it is better to go forth in the luxury of becoming fabrics and to deny oneself the added decoration which the
enjoy thtf clean appearance of the mode most favors. . . , , . - , ' ,'-., i o-
lunch, each article of food carefully- Too much emphasis cannot be given to the importance of the correct accessories those little things that add so much to the general effect
wrapped in oiled paper And then -of a smart costume. Hats, of course, take first place, and the fastidious woman recognizes that "woman s crowning glory, is not her luxurious
thcre'ssuch delicious surprises! Un- tresses, but the latest cry of the mode in. millinery. Paris, of course, insists on a hat for every gown, and a courtuner who has his reputation at 1
expectedly beautiful pieces-of fruit, stake would not dream of creating a costume without a hat to match, and gives much time and thought to its selection, knowing the general effect de
exceptionallv large oranges, grapes' pends on and is enhanced by the graceful droop or piquant upturning of the proper chapeati. -..'.. .
and bananas, a delightful variety of Jewels also must be. studied carefully with the color and line of the frock always in mind. Certain shades demand certain jewels, and it is
cikes, cookies and homemade pics I a wise woman who has jthe courage to sacrifice a cherished necklace that is totally out of keeping wkh the spirit and color of the frock. -
When Fashion Speaks. ' ' ":. '
The new separate skirt' ' has,' a
fringed sash. ' " ' ,
Suit skirts continue to" feature
the apron tunic.
.The little cockade often appears
on the small hat.
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