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THE BEE: OMAHA, TirrilSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1M3
Officers of High School Junior Class
Society
The Car Wah the Trat
SUtmUrxBhj
By MELLLFIOIA. Wednesday, October 22, 1913.
N INTERESTING social affair today was the breakfast given Mls3
l Catherine Counties, who is playing this week at the Orphcum, by
Miss Grace Lennon Conklln, organizer of the local chapter of tho
" Daughters of tho Confederacy,
Miss Counties Is a most enthusiastic member of this organization and
Kays that she Is "a most unreconstructed little rebel and not very little."
In speaking of tho society she says that the northern peoplo think that ltd
purpose Is to stir up strife, but Instead It Is to bind together nil the old lovo
ties and soften the feeling which at one time existed, Miss Conklln's
znother and Miss Counties' mother were both born In Mississippi, and tho
decorations at the breakfast were the Confederate and American flags, with
potton bolls from Mississippi.
While in Denvor Miss Countlss was the guest of the Daughters of the
Confederacy of that city. Mrs. Dlxlo Potter Is a prominent member and
jrlce president of the Denver chapter.
Miss Countlss tells with a great deal of pride that at the time of Oh
Bt, Louis exposition the state of Texas sent her father as tho representative
from the state aa being the oldest 'confederate soldier In tho stato.
At the breakfast covers were laid for eight, and tho guests enjoyed
Meeting tho talented actross from tho southland.
At the Country Club.
Mr. and Mr E. S. Wfstbrook will en
tertain at a dinner danca at the Country
club this evening- for Mrs. LJllan Jacobs,
truest of Mls Maa Louise Hamilton.
tThose present will be:
Mrs, Lilian Jacobs,
Mia Mae Loutse Hamilton,
Miss Lynn Curtis,
Mr. Karl Gannett, i
Mr. Charles L. Saunders,
Mr. a R Carlisle,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Louts C. Nash, .
Mr. and Mrs. E. & Westbroolc.
At the University Club.
About ISO members and friends of the
Vnlverslty club attended the openlnr
dinner donee Tuesday cvenlnn at the
club. Many dinner parties were given
and the evening was spent dancing. Mr.
und Mrs. Halleck F, Hose entertained:
nator and Mr. Norrii Brown. ,
JudRo and Mr. Hosteller of Kearney.
Mr, and Mrs. John McDonald.
Judge and Mrs. Irving llaxter.
Mr. C. W. Humell.
One dinner party Included:
Misses Misses ,
Irene Coad, Uoatrlee Coad,
Lsum YunU, Am Mary Sheets.
.rri.ni V. Y l.ilrlllo Htrsub-
staatcr, m. i-oun.
Dr. F. M. Conlln,
Iveon Callahan.
Moyd 8. Smith.
Hose Bmytb,
Messrs.
Joseph lUngwalt,
31 any Kocli.
Albeit Uusch.
Dining together were:
Mr. and Mr. ll A. Oantt..
Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Cuscaden.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H, Manwy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Mullen.
Mrs. John A. Moore.
Mr. Daniels.
Together were:
Misses
llelen Kpeneter,
Misses
Genevieve. Rush,
Mae Gnsler.
Helen Smith.
Messrs.
Charles U-Mattson,
W. 11. Bmallea.
luth CaldWflU
tn. ixuu;
Messrs.
3 tarry 8. Byrne.
Xark Ward,
A. I. frllfh.
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Young enter
tained Judge and Mrs. 2. J. Sullivan, Dr.
and Mr. Charles O'Neill .Rich and Dr.
ami Mrs. John Potts.
The "guests of Mr. and Mra. I. Slbbern
mm were Mr, and. Mrs. E. O, Hamilton,
Mr. Clarence ibberncn an4.,Mr, ljrexcl
Wbbtmsen.
At another table were Mr. and Mrs.
JI. C, Kvart. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Capen.
Wlsa Lucy Updike and Mr. K. C. Hartley.
Together were Mr. and Mrs. Taul
glsson, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Uhl. Jr.: Mr.
. B. McCulloy, Mtse Edith Amen' of
Missouri Valley and Mr. Clyde Lyon of
Council Illurfs.
Many smaller dinner parties were also
riven.
Creigfctoa Medio Dance.
The (trat departmental dance of ths
year was given by the students of the
Crelghton Medical college at Chambers
Dancing academy Tuesday evening. A
large number of students and friends
were present, aad all spent a pleasnnt
evening. The committee In charge of the
ilance'was composed of Ray Klcyla, Neat
McKee. Otis Morganthaler and dlen
Whltcoat. The next medio dance will
k given November IS.
Those preeeat were;
Misses Misses
Celeste Rouche of Rose Frenxel,
dee hall, when the guests will be the
'husband of the members.
Surprise Party.
Ml Uess Horsens was pleasantly sur
prised by a number of her friends Hatur
day evening at her home, MM Seward
street. Music, games and dancing pro
vided entertainment for the evening.
Those Invited were:
Misses
Phtloniena
MoCatfery,
Irene Messersmlth,
Ruth Demnsey,
I.enom Kelly,
Ties Horsens,
Jennie lllslop,
Martha Horsens.
Messrs.
Herbert Horsens,
Galls Current,
John McCaffrey,
Arthur Horsens,
Atonro Ring,
Paul Ervlng.
MlfiJtek
Rcrneadette Coffey,
Dagmar Poulsen,
Bess Ruticll,
Lllen ICdqiil,
Ruth Marco,
Helen nek,
jy "isley.
Ida Horsens,
Elisabeth Watson,
Messrs.
Stanley Lacy,
Bob Bfenadorff,
Clyde Heckel,
Leonard Hyatt,
Charles Br ok aw,
Roy Horens,
Earl Warner.
and Mrs. D. M. Marvin,
wn n2 J!1""- Kl'aore,
Mr. and Mr. O. Oele.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Horsens.
Ireese-Bemon Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. nenson announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Marjorln Benson, to Mr, Sumner Breese.
The wedding will take place quietly early
In November at the home of the bride's
parents,
Miss Benson attended St Mary's school
In Knoxvllle and has a host of friends.
Mr. Breese hss recently come to Omaha,
from Chicago and Is with the American
Radiator company,
For the Future.
Mrs. W. J. Connell will entertain Friday
for her daughter. Mrs. Isaac Raymond of
Lincoln.-
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Thackrey will enter
tain for Miss Grace of Alexander. Is-, at
a Hallowe'en parly next Saturday even
ing. '
Masquerade Party.
The Fits club, noted tor It supcessful
tns.squers.do, Hallowe'en parties, la" mak
ing preparations this year for a large
masquerade ball.
Theater Party.
Mrs. F. L. Haller entertained at a box
party at the. American today for Mtsa
Lucille Bchraubatadter of St. Louis, guest
of Mrs. W. T. Robinson of Dundee.
Afternoon Bridge Partiei.
Mra Charles Blnger and Mrs. I. Rosen
thal are giving a series of afternoon
brldgo parties Wednesday and Thursday
at the homo of Mrs, Blnger. The honor
gueits are Mrs. Jay Singer a recent
bride, and Mrs. Ieo Rosenthal, who has
M&ri e Hixenha. ugh- VUeftes. Porter Allen-President
come to Omaha to live. About thirty-five
guests are to be present each day.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Klnsler returned
yesterday from a ten days' stay In Now
York.
(Mrs. Robert Lee Hamilton of Lincoln
Is tho guest of her father, Mr V. E. Her,
for a few days.
Mrs. A. M. Leete of Clorksvllle, la., has
arrived, to spend several weeks visiting
her daughter, Mra, O. W. Wattles.
Mrs. Isaac Raymond af Lincoln Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. W. J. Connell, while
Mr. Raymond Is taking a hunting trip In
the western part of the state.
Mrs. E. T. Bwobe returned home yester
day aftor spending a fortnight In Denver.
Miss Margarot Mnfihane expects to
leave this week for CIiIchro to attend
grand opera.
WOMEN SUFFRAGiSTS
GATHER AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON.. Oct. L Suffragists
flocked to the headquarters of the Na
tional 'American Woman, Suffrage aso
datlon today to welcome Dr. Anna W.
Howard Shaw, president of the organi
sation who. arrived here to take charge
of the plans for the women's national
convention, which meets next month.
The leader was hailed by a big delega
tion of workers on her arrival In the
capita). Her first public appearance will
be tonight, when she addresses a rally
In the publlo library at Chevy Chase, Md.
Preparation also was mado today to re
ceive Mrs. Rheta Chllde Dorr, who came
from Franco with Mra. Emmcllne Pank
hurst Word was received from her that
sha expected to Visit Washington shortly,
and a local theater was engaged in which
to hold a mas meeting In her honor.
Mrs, Dorr .fs to bo the editor of a pub
lication to bo Issued here In the lm.
mediate future In suddoi! of "The
cause."
This Leavea the Skin
' 1 '. SiTpiodth' and Hairless
(Boudoir Secrets.)
Tho electric' needle for removing hairy
or fussy grqwths Is fast falling Into
disfavor among beauty specialists, be
cause quicker and better results are ob
talned with the aid of a paste mado by
stirring together a little powdered (tela
tone and water. This Is applied on the
hairs not wanted and In -2 minutes
rubbed off, and with it comes every
trace of hair. The skin should then be
washed to remove the remaining paste
and It will be left smooth and spot
less. Buy delatone In original packages
only. Advertisement.
trt. Leuls. Mo.;
Ksther Kroner,
a. DeMefi.
Jsan Klcfcarrts.
Yearl Ginossle,
'Ksm Fa4.
M4y Klny,
Vr East,
MaUMes.
Xathryn Stan.
'Harriet Farmalse,
Jsjtael Megall,
Agaea Oentlemaa.
May Roaalter,
Ansa Mosslter,
fancr Williams,
Merle Coffmati,
'Jfluth Norman.
-Marie Mitchell,
Helen Waloott,
Olga Olson,
3sarto dross,
PCmina Rooder,
Opal Crumbllss,
Mabel Watson.
3ttta Chabet.
.Dorothy Blglow.
.Qenevleve McNally,
Clara Mcuovern,
uargarei HOC lie.
jCeeil Wlthnsll.
winna iscdis.
Messrs.
Peter Ensor.
Dick Richards,
Simon Levey,
E. D. Knapp,
iA, It. Henderson.
.Joseph fthoehy,
J. P. Ormsby,
O. R, Myers.
Cooper,
Harold Johnston,
Roy a. Dunn,
Rtley Roche.
Carl Russum,
Dr. William
Arrasmlth.
D, W. Kohler,
Earl Baker.
IL EaatwokJ.
L. V. Caldwell,
C Franxen.
Harold BelU
Paul Gillespie.
Tt. A Young.
William Rydtr.
Justin Young,
Charles Corbr,
I D. Con ell.
F. J. Trailer.
A A. Arnold.
Herbert Sampson,
Dr. Thomas
Thornton,
Charles Anders.
O. J. Nn Rroyoc,
Robert iranlef.
Oeorse Yenfan.
Dr, C. R. Fward"
r. ano Mr, A. If!
r. and Wrs. F J Keiltlr.
Mr. and Mrs, Richer
AUee English,
Arnell,
Margaret Walcheln,
Florence Brttt,
Anna Buseklst,
Ksthryn Reynolds,
Llda Wherry,
Agnes Duffy.
Pearl Melklejohn.
Margaret Tansey,
Helen Sorenson,
Mabel Planck,
Irene McCullough,
Fatma Iirson,
Irma Robinson,
Delsell Hlggs,
Nellie Lovely,
Polly Adler,
Ad Black.
Margaret Colt,
Savage,
Nelson,
Margaret Morrison,
Bertha Elklns,
Margaret Burke,
Cecil Vaughn.
Corrtne Klein.
May O'Cotinell,
Mario Blank.
Orvltla Kqulres,
C Franxen.
Margaret Black,
Smith.
Margaret Orosx,
Clarissa Clay.
Messrs.
J. H. Egan,
W. Craig.
James McAllister,
H. J. Rush.
K. C. Rhoden,
B. II. Dtmay.
McKnrey,
F. J. lloinbach.
Otis Mon.-anthaler,
V. H. Clifford.
Rossi ter,
William Rooney,
William Hayes.
D. R. Draney,
W. H. Soott.
J. V. Murphy,
D. H. Pitts.
C. IL Duffy.
Maria Burbank,
C. F. Bobollk.
Charles F. Shook,
Harry Jenkins,
n. L. Ralley.
W 3. Moran.
C. F. Moon.
Robert Farrell,
Rsv Kiel la
S F Simpson,
HrCrann.
S. J. Mulvthlll.
len Whltcomb,
Bert Rerman.
Jack nillespte.
J A. Lvops.
nttoOfferman.
Iwrenr Bashman,
CIhsj T-"Minwifntt
TW Woman's Club of Railway Mall
Service wtH entertain October H at Dun-
Lease is Fined for
Beating His Wife
Charles Lease was fined PO by Judge
Foster In police court on chargo of beat
ing his wife. His wlfo testified that her
husband knocked her down six months
ago, and that he did the some thing on
Tuesday night The husband said he did
so In self defense. The Leases live at
1069 North Sixteenth street.
Getting
Health,
in
Convalescing is
slow business at best but
the stimulation and invig-
oration of bouillon made
from ARMOUR'S BOUILLON
CUBES will hasten the pro
cess. It is a delicious blend of
flavors beef (or chicken) with
vegetables ant! seasoning. Mado
In an Instant a cube to a cup.
TYrm tmm, ,i1,m
ARMOUIt AND CO WANT
CH1CAOO
See This Beautiful New HUDSON!
Spgaal Exhibit
All This Week
WE are making a special exhibit all this week of the
beautiful HUDSON Sedan. It is, we believe, the
handsomest closed-body motor car ever shown.
Every item of clef ance, simplicity, comfort and convenience is
incorporated in its design and finish. It ie the logical successor of
the coupe. Not one pound of excess weight is added. It is no longer
and no heavier than a coupe on the same chassis would be.
f Five passengers are comfortably accommodated: The entire oper
ation is controlled from the driver's seat. And the sweet-running;
vibrationlcss HUDSON six-cylinder motor is responsible for a dis
tinctly new sense of motor satisfaction.
-" - . Aa a ahsTOsiax or theatre ear it Is ideal
GUY. L. SMITH
2563-65-67 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA
Nadine Face Powder
( In Or a Bomts Omly )
Mclces Tho Complexion Beautlfa!
Soft and
Velvety
3T IS PURB
HARMLESS
Money Back If Not
Entirely Mcated
The soft, velvetj
appearance: re
mains until pow
der Is washed off.
Purified by a new
process. Prevents
runburn and return of discoloratlons
Tho sncreaslnff popularity Is wonderfuLi
Wurri Flmh, Pink, Brunette. B
toilet Counters or mail. Price 50 cents.
ttATIOTtAL TOILET COWANY. ParU. TW
EG 14 by BrandeU' Drue Dep'U. Uaatsa
Drus Ca, and othsrsv.
ANOTHER BIG DOLLAR WINDOW
THUItSDAY, OCT. 23D. WATCH FOR TIIB BIGGEST BARGAINS YOU EVER SAW.,
Store opens at 8 A. M. Sale starts at 9 A. M. Numbers given out to early comers,
as $hoy enter the store (like a barber shop). No reservations no goods laid aside no
telephone orders no delivery of Dollar goods uneless five articles are purchased.
$50 ART AND BRIO-A-BRAO ARTICLES GO IN THIS $1
SALE. READ THE PARTIAL LIST:
S Electric Library Lamps, regular stock valuo $0.00 $1.00
SO Mahogany Tapestry Lined Service Trays, generally sold at $3.00,
tor 81,00
40 Brass Candlesticks worth from 52.00 up to $3.00 81.00
S Smoking Seta, at Christina time they sell for $5.00 ....... $1,00
SO "Kramers' Craft Shop" Standard Hand Modeled Frames, for choice
nbntnn. unrlll S-t.OO . , . -S ft
Ptfm ....t 11JHi,(HB. llAmmmm T.. ,C9 11.1...,, 1 .M . mW iBBBBl'
other subjects, usually sold at $3.00 S1.00 aJ
Extra Largo, KoUd Brass iJaskets, worth $3.00, for S1.00 T
0 AVlcker Fnilt Baskets, regular price $2,00, for $1.00
Hundreds of other articles you will deeply regret not having if you do'aot
attend this sale. V
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A. HOSPE CO., 1315 Douglas Street
"Pn .impbqi rmsiw uTimn
If you do not get 'Framcrs' Craft Shop" 'frame h on yuur pictures you are not getting tho best.
Father, mother, sister, brothe
all will be pleased with a Victrola.
The feUowiag Omaha and Council Blaffa dealers carry coaaptete
Usee of VICTOR YIOTROLAS, aad all the late Victor Records as
fast aa baaed. Yob are cordially lHvited to (aspect the stocks at
any of these eatabllshsaeats:
Schmoller&Mueller
PIANO CO.
1311-1313 Farnam Street OMAHA, NEB.
Victor Department on Main Floor
It gives everybody
the kind of music they '
like the best.
There sure Victors and
Victrolas in great vari
ety of styles from $10
to $500 at all Victor
dealers.
Victor Talking Machine Co,
Camden, N. J.
Nebraska
Branch at
334 BROADWAY
Council Bluffs
Cor. 15th and
Harney, Omaha
Geo. E. Mickel. Mgr.
Cycle Co,
Brandeis Stores
Talking Machine Department
in the Pompeian Room
Hospe
li
151 3-IS Douglas St., Omaha, and
407 West Broadway, Council Bluffs
Orkin Bros.
Victor Department
Third Floor
Cor. 16th and Harney Sts
Vlctor-Victrola XVI, $200
Mahogany or Oak