THE Jlt'tl : OMAHA, b'LNUAV. MAY 7. 1922.
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Council Bluffs Society
Ovincton-KUin.
lit St, I'rtrr finish TunJv
piorun.g ihiuitH It't riic of
Mu Jotliiqe Klrm flilj Mr. J,
MiffooJ Usitiston, rrrrmnny
bang u formed hf te Kv, I
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'I he bride at becomiflatjr gontd
in whit ctuioti crepe anl ore
short lull ri tnfirilcl hiiU orange
lilottoiiu. Ilrr itivuer boqurl Mas
of ror anl lilire of the fallrv.
M Anna Galluuhrr, a brid
maul, kote pink, with hat to match,
ami rsrrwi) Columbia ro.r.
John fcridlir med Ihe groom
trt man.
l'tcrt diutt tlte ertmouv ami during
tht nuptial nun Mr. Gcartse Klriu
HUH,
Mr. and Mil Chington hue (tone
on an falrrn honeymoon and upon
their mum will mule in tin city.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mri. O. O. Over announce
the nurruK' of llirtr fUugiitrr, liea
irii,c, and Mr. Carl I. Audmon of
Omaha
Mrs. Stewart Entertain,
Mr. CharU'i Tett Stewart invited
about two lien guru to lirr home
Saturday (or a buffet lum heoit.
TJie affair wa lauiird compli
mentary to her daiiRhlrr. Mr. Umi
ald M ti er rou, of lluopolon. 111.,
who. with tier daughter. Marie, i
vi.iiinn in the rily.
M i Hess Has Prominent Part
Mi dreteheti llv of thu-ciiy
will have a leading role in the Ju
nior League play which i to be giv
en in Omaha next Friday and bat
'unlay. She and Hay Millard bate a te
eialty dance tog'tlier and he has
iiUu been ehoM-n for several other
dances and chotoues.
l.at ye.ir Miss I lets and her sis
ter, (ieraldine. who is now Mrs.
Douglai I'rtcrs. scored bin bits in
their clever work in the Junior
League revue.
Mr. Chester Dudley. ' who has
been sufTeriiiR from a fpraiurd ankle,
has now recovered and she, too, will
itpear in the League show this
week.
For Chicago Visitors.
Miss Anna Newell and Mrs. John
Shaw Brock mii it of Chicago are two
charming viiitor in the city who
have been honored during the last
week at several delightful functions.
Mi.s Newell, who is en route from
a sojourn in Chicago, is the bouse
guest of Mr. ami Mrs. John Mehl
liop, jr., and Mrs. Brorkiuit is spend
ing a fortnight with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter S. Stillman.
Monday night the Mehlhops gave
a dinner for their guest and the fol
lowing evening Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Douglas entertained for Mrs. JSroeks
mit. Wednesday evening these visitors
shared honors at a dinner given by
Mr. nd Mrs. K. A. Wickham.
Thursday Mrs. Leonard Everett
was hotess at a luncheon of 12 cov
ers for Miss Newell and on the same
day Mrs. William Coppock had 21
Bursts at a buffet luncheon for Mrs.
Bmtksniit.
Mrs. Coppock's decorations were
pink snap dragons and she was as
sisted hy Mesdamcs Angeline Brins
maid.' Kldon Lougee, W. S. Stillman
and W. I.. Douglas. ' -'
.l ater in the afternoon Mrs. Brins
maid entertained lor both qf these
popular visitors at a very beautiful
ten.
M:ss Newell was comnlimcnted tin
Friday at a small luncheon given by
Mrs. trnen fcl4rr Hart.
Bridge Luncheons.
Quantities of pink sweet peas were
ucd with flvt rharming rilect by
Mrs. I rank Ijartftt and Mrs, I red
Kurd at a luuchroii followed by
budge' whit h was guen Wednesday
at the (rrctt home.
Tltirty.i gurtt were present and
prices at ihe game were awarded Mrs.
Hrtvk.nut of Chicago and Mrs. Dil
lon kost.
The same color scheme was car
ried out at the party on Thnrday
when covers were again arranged for
Jo.
At the latter affair Mr. Lyman
Shugart had high score and Mrs. C.
I, 1'alm was second.
Visitor Honored
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I'holo by Hilfy, Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Harvey C. Hcnncft of Los
Angeles, Cal., is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Spooner, of Glen avenue.
Since her arrival in the city she
has been honor guest at several de
lightful affairs, and other parties arc
planned for the near future.
Mrs. Bennett will return to Cal
ifornia about June 1. '
Returns from East.
Mrs. Edward P. Scliocntgen return
ed last Monday from a stay of nearly
five weeks in the east.
Mrs. Scliocntgen is vice president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, and was pres
ent in Washington, D. C, at the re
cent convention of this organization.
She also visited during the spring
vacation with her son, John, who is
a student at Williams college, Wil
liamstowu, Mass., and en route home
s;ent a couple of days with her
'daughter. Mi Jane, who ttteodi St.
j Catherine in Datenport,
i While in Wathmgtoit Mr. Scho-
rntgen was entertained at luncheon
by Mies Caroline Dodge, formerly
of ihU lity, who.e other guest in
cluded Mr. E. A. Merritt. who lived
i in Council HM until few years
ago, and Mrs, Mgar S.01I, whetc
foiuirr limne was Omaha.
Two other enjoyable aairi, which
Mr. Schocntgen attended, where
oiUf Iowa women were prrirnt. was
a luncheon given bv the Mies Cum
nilii, iter of Senator Cummin,
and one at which Mr. James Wat
lace, wife of Secretary of Agricul
ture Wallace, was ho.tci.
Afternoon Bridge.
Ten table were placed for bridge
on I'ridav at a delightful party giv
en by Mr. George Snootier com
plimentary to tier daughter, Mrs,
llartry C Bennett, of Los Angeles,
and Mr. George Spooner, who re
cently niovrd here from Dei Moines.
! lioth of the honor gurcts were for
mer Council Btnti girl who-e mar
riagrt took them away from the citr.
Mr. Hciinett was Mits Lucy
SiH.oner and is spending the month
of May with her parents on Glen
avenue.
Before her martiage Mrs. George
Spooner was Miss Gertrude Tintey
and has only recently returned here
to permanently reside.
Out-of-Town Visitors Entertained.
Mr. II. M. I'ukher of Chicago
and Mr. Lugrne lilas of Battle
Creek, Mich., both of whom are visit
ing in the city, were guest of honor
Monday at a luncheon of 1J covers
given by Mrs. Dillon Boss, who used
a color scheme of pink in her table
decorations.
Tuesday Mrs. 11. B. Jennings In
vited a dozen friends to luncheon for
these out-of-town visitors who on
Wednesday were luncheon guests of
Miss Mary DeVol.
Snap dragons were used by this
hostess as a centerpiece for the din
ing table, which was arranged for
eight.
Mrs. Glass will leave for her home
on Monday, but Mrs. I'ulcher plans
to continue her visit until the middle
of the week..
For Mrs. Bennett
'Mrs. Hester Moon entertained in
formally at luncheon on Saturday to
compliment Mrs. Harvey C. Bennett
of Los Angeles.
Tea.
The members of Queen Esthers
Guild of the First Presbyterian church
will give a tea in the church rarlors
next Friday from 3 until S, when
about 100 guests arc expected.
Dance.
Sixty-five couples attended a danc-
A I) V KKTIbfc.M K.S T.
FRECKLES
Don't Hldo Tlieni Wliu a Veil; He
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This preparation for lh treatment
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removing freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that It is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil: gpt an ounce of Othine and re
move them. Even the first few ap
plications should kIiow a wonderful
improvement, somo of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely. -
Bo sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; It is thin that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
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homes once, child
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with healthy, happy chil
den, because Lydia: E.
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LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN MASS
in I pny $htw U t Monday fttuiug
In tht Eagle had by Dr. and Mi.
M. E. 0 Krl anJ Dr. ! Mr, 174
llo'lingttkonli.
Informal Luncheon.
Si guot lunrhul Moniii'V on
Writnmlav ilh Mrs. Liuiut I'rtur
at tier horn on Kamir avnmr.
FtrionaL
V. T. Heirr is out of the city on
business trip,
Hee4 FHckinter retirne4 early In
the week from a short tay in Clii-taso.
Mr. Harry Abbott o( Chirsfo U
vUitinv her nareuts. Dr. and Mri.
C E. Woodbury.
Mr. and Mr. F.IJon l ouiiee bsve
at their guet, Mr. I, tox. for.
mrily of lhi iiiv, but not uf Pay
CiH. M,!i,
Mu Inn Pfregy umlfitwnt an
fjr!Mn her noe Ut ek anj
i. now tdtiutrti-ing at ber burnt oi
Jioulh S sttl lrrt.
Mr. It. O. ItruintMn left Tbur.
Uy evrnins to iU her 4ughirr,
Miiabnh, hIi.j is a siudmi at De
I'auw umveriiy at Ureentattle, I "4.
Mi Muriel Mann leave totil;h
for )4rnvifl. U. n4 will lt at
M. I atheriur tchool there uniil aft
er the gr4u4tion emriset in Jont.
Judte an4 Mr. J. R. Ree4. bo
recently sold their home en Me
I'hettun aenue. but werk punhasH
the . C trley property en t
Hioadoay and plan to movt in tht
vtrry near future.
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Gift Window Offers Unusual Values,
TO INTRODUCE tk wide ram of oar sstrlm
lift showing in Silver ar.4 Cut Class wo
bars arranged
A $5.00 WINDOW
which Uclude gift pisce ranging ia alu from
$7.50 to 120.00
SttHMf Skllil Sllvtr flM. likWy
tUks cwl tu auS t ll etfl fkkiklt.
Ikla Is a 5tMOr
John Hcnrickson, Jeweler
established 1882 I6tb at Capitol
Merieray Nursery & Seed Co.
OMAHA STORE 20 South 24tb St. Phone AT Untie 9057.
SOUTH OMAHA STORE 4707 South 24th St. Phone MA rket 2722.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STORES 3341 W. Broadway, Phone 1696) 502 E. Broadway,
Phone 3293 1 1001 South Main St., Phono Black 1331.
Headquarters for All Kinds
of Plants
Hardy Perennial Plants
Geraniums and Bedding Plants
All kinds of Vegetable Plants
Annual Flowering Plants
Vines and Plants for Boxes and Baskets
Tobacco Plants
Nursery Stock Sales Close
May 20th
Get your trees, shrubs, hardy vines, etc., planted m soon as possfblo. On the 20th
we begin planting all of our nursery slock back in the nursery.
Meneray Nursery & Seed Co.
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A Few of the Rare Bargain Values Now on Dispiay at Hartman's
The Home of Dependable Home Furnishings
A Complete Stock of
WILTON RUGS
Our rrvr utork hss arrival and Includes
loran or the newest effects In Whlttall
Anglo-Persian, as well as other well
known makes. Present conditions Indi
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9x12 Siza '
Royal Wiltons
A quality Kr.de of rue made
of pure worsted yarns. Finish
ed with linen fringe. $95.00
values, at
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Complete Display
of Lloyd
Carriages
The Greatest Overstuffed Suite Values!
Taupe, Mulberry or Blue Velour
Loose Spring Filled Cushions, Spring Edge, at
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Moat attractlva flbra reed carriage.
Largs corduroy lined bodjM-Just as il
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J'io not fail to see the special bargains now being offered! Here is a
chance for you to realize a saving of many dollars on a high-gra'Se par
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You have choico of taupe, blue or mulberry velour and all have the
comfortable loose spring-filled cushions. Remember Hartman's en
tire main floor is devoted exclusively to the display of living room
suites! ' ' ' .' : , .
Exceptional Prices on All Living Rcom Suites
Display. on Main Floor
Mow mm
"Sellers" Cabinet
Porceliron Top
Not to be confused with the ordi
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oak exterior, with neat appearing
' white enamel In
terior. As pic
tured, measures
41 inches in
width and a bar
gain at this price.
$
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Higli-Grade "Ranney"
leer
Top
With the warmer weather approach
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prices are bound
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This average fam
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white enamel lined
at, only
$16
mm
wtm
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Mower
Bargain
14-inch Blades
Monday , is bargain
day in our Mower
Dept. We offer this
high rrade lawn
mower, fully guaran
teed: very special, at
$7.35
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Enamel-Porceliron Top
A size meant for the average size
kitchen. No seconds, all perfect tops.
Ky all means take advantage of our
OKI-gain price
of
Enamel Stool, $1.63
$7.50
o o y
Solid Oak Buffet
Higtfly polished and a bargain indeed at
this price. Has roomy china compart
ment, convenient drawcra and full width
ani'".r..!t:..?r:::h... $34.50 x
6-ft. Dining Table
Why not brighten up your dining room
with a new table? Fumed or golden
oak finish at this price. Ton mint
see these tables.
at ;
III II or Walnut W
Fern Stand
SI8.75
A' neat fernery adds greatly to the
attractiveness of your dining or liv
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