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By MELL1FICIA.
Friday, March 19, 1915.
THIS is the way we really, truly talk It over, the day after:
"Oh, niy poor feet. I never darned so much! Thin room is
In darling taste. Why. Boa. how perfectly sweet: When u It
taken T And what'a this? That Isn't Herble Frost with you n
the canoe; why. he was best man when I bridesmalded, Marie. Isn't It ao?
He was 90 per rent alcohol that night, too. Yes, I think rhllllp la terribly
attractive in evening clotlics.-rffod for Tom, Apollo brought up to date. But
WTiat an atrocious dancer. He'll mate a lame duck of me, sure enough, it
I dance with him again. He dips as if he were down for good. Bea, thai
naiad was adorable. I'm going to 'phone you in the morning and find out
what's it all about; I've got the Bridge club week from today, and I think
that will be the diet. Jule, I like your hair frightfully that way; it's so
simple. Imagine that style with my nose, mill you. You know, I think
Don la the absolute iTmlt. I'm simply not going to bring him to another
party. He alts around like a statue, only not so ornamental Sort of a
blg-chief-never-crack-a-smlle. You put blm In a place and he takes root.
I've done nothing all evening but prod him from spot to spot. Say, Marge,
a. man to man, you've ouly got about a. ton on your left cheek. Why nil
the beautifying, anyway? Qoiag with Oil? Ah, thereby hanga a tale.
;(For heaven's sake, I beseech a chance at the mirror. Nobody caret bow
I look). Positively this is the last public appearance for this gown; it's
Just yearning for the rag hag. Who's going downtown tomorrow? Some
real friend has to help me get a hat. I bet that slipper bag was a bridge
prize; It looks the part. You favors were dear, Bea. You never made
them yourself. You clever thing. The gods do smile on some folks.
Babe, It's disgusting the way your hair stays put. Look at the mesa mlue
is. , I'm the kind that fades early in the night, anyway. I leave the house
looking like Geraldine Parrar and go home looking like the result of a
German siege gun. Where do you keep your pins, Bea? I never a,w
such. neat place. All I have to do In my room is pick one off the floor.
"Who'si going my way? See you tonight, girls."
Dancing Parties Tonight-
The Qui Vive dub will We a dancing
party this evening at Chambsrs' acad
cmy, The members are:
Mr ura. and Mesoamea-
J. TV. Ptttln,
Jf. 8. Wcllr.
J. M. ftuKPle,
K C lOnry,
n. Murtfvant,
5t. M. Harris.
1. K. -Thompson,
It. N.llowe.
Tom . Kelly,
Allan Parmer,
K A. Pu.
W. B. PHlmatler,
W. . Taylor.
It. I Brown,
K. W. Lamoreaux,
J. Jumper,
K, T. Tubba.
VV. P. Mlkeacll.
M. M. Lyons,
Jv II. Tlruenlns.
W. K. Kunkhouaer,
IN". II. Hamilton,
W. A. Plel,
AV. II. Yoha. '
3. P. Greeley,
Messrs.
ffr. h. N. ifort.
ill. w. Morrow,
Lee L. Hamlin.
J. Fred Kerr,
K. H. Jones,
W. . Nicholson,
Albert Kma.
W. O. Fuller.
T. J. O'Brien,
K H. Ward.
U W. Bleaalnft-,
R. U Danforth,
H R. Mctonald.
B. C. I'owler,
Ik A. Baxter,
O. B. Ooodrtih.
U C. Kohn.
Parker r"lury..
Ie Huff.
J. C. Kennartl,
W. M. Oilier,
.lamea Wausli,
K. II. Wllsnn,
Byron Bmith.
lien Itohldoux,
.loaeph Iler,
Frank Barrett,
K. Thompaon,
W. R. Htryker.
Menara.
W. Moore.
J. ti. Morrison.
The Friday evening dancing class will
meet a usual this evening at Chambers
academy. f
Wedding Announcement.
-The wedding of Miss Kllna P. Rssmus
en, datiKhler of, Mr. and Mrs. James
lUamusaen, and J. W. Brown of hou'th
mahu took place . Tuesday evening- at
the home of the bride's parents. Ilev.
A. Yearno performed the ceremony In
the presence ot relatives and a few ln-
tlmato friends. A supper for the wed
ding gueats followed the ceremony. Those
present were!. ' ' ,
If rssVa. and Mesdames
J. Kaamuasen, sr.; J P. rUamuaeen. '
V. HeenilnKaen.
Jf. Kaamuaaen, '
J. Whelatono,
J. W. Brown.
Mlasee
Minnie Raamuaarn,
Kalhertne Ileeni-
ingaen,
' Meaara
Harry Kajrmunaen,
William Bradford,
L C. Raamusscn,
C. W. Yetta.
O. F. Itaamuaaen,
J. Itaamuaaen, jr.;
Mlaaea
Pearl Whetetone,
Krina lleemlnKnen,
Margaret FennelU
Msrs.
Rarle Whetatone,
Harold Kaainuaaen,
JCubcrt UrlKKS,
Personal Mention.
Mrs. E. O. Mount left last evening for
Chicago for a week's stay.
Mrs. II. A. Wolf and small son, Justin,
left Thursday evening for Philadelphia.
They will be gone several weeka
Tea for the D. A. B. - 1
Council Bluffs chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution entertained,
the members ot the Omaha chapter and
lb convention visitors at a large tea
this afternoon at the home of Mrs, Don
ald Macrae nt Council Bluffs. The rooms
were decorated throughout with flits and
spring flowers. About !" guests called
during the afternoon.
Recent Parties. ' '
Mlaa Frances Piatli entertained the
members of the Daisy High five club at
her home Thursday afternoon. Prises
were awarded to Mesdames Oscar Fluhr,
R 8. Rowe, Misses Nsll Barnum and
Claire Clahlon. The club will be enter
tained In two weeks at the home of Mra,
Fluhr.
Mra John Hpcedie, assisted by Mra
Gorton. Ttoth, entertained st the former's
home in Benson Wednesday evening. The
members of the Benson Board of Educa
tion and their wives were the gueats of
honor, various games were enjoyed dur
ing the evening. Decorations snd favors
were suggestive of sit. Patrick's day.
Those present were:
Meaars. and Meadajnea
Oorton Moth, J. V. Ptarrett,
H. K. Bon, John Hpeedle.
C. W. A n do r ton,
Dr. and Mra. W. A. Wlloon.
Mra A. T. McAdams gave a shewer last
evening for Miss Eva Larson, who Is to
marry i Mr. Roy Pratt In April. The
moms were decorated profusely with yel
low and white roses.
The Afternoon Whist clhti was enter
tained today by Mrs. Alfred Powell and
Mra J. M. Tanner at the home of Mrs.
Powell,
Attend Banquet'
The annual banquet of the Kappa Alpha
The Us will bo stven Raturdgy evening at
the Lincoln I hotel. Atncng those going
down from Omaha for the affair are:
- Mesdames
Glenn Bonnet.
Mesdames.
II. K. Ollven.
R. A. McNowsn.
M lease
Anna AltCague.
Mlases-
Marle U. Hodge.
Witb the Visitor.
Mrs. Thomas Wolfe of David City Is a
gueat at the Hotel Fontenelle, having
coma to Omaha to attend the Daughters
of the American Revolution conference.
Mlaa Chattle Coleman, editor of the
Rtronaburg Headlight and Mrs. U H.
Heerietrom. also of Rtromaburg, are th
guests ot Mrs. T. H. Trscy durtag the
laughters of the American Revolution
conference.
Recent Parties- .' "
The Yaina Yama dub wss entertslned
Wednesday evening at a St. Patrick's
party at the home of Miss Ruth MoKeon,
The rooms were decorated throughout
with green. Oreen amaUotui and Irish
flags furnished part of the decrstlcma
Unusual Values
at the New
Woman's Store
HUNDREDS of women attended the
opening of my new popular-prked
' "Women's Store" last Saturday. The
charming. Spring Styles in Suits, . Coats.
Dresses, Waistg and Millinery, made this a
most uouble exhltilt. Kven the pricings were
"new" the remarkable values being a posi
tive revelation.
One Glimpse at the eu Spring
Suit Create an Immediate
Vi$h to Own One
Ladies' Suits, gio to 832.50
Ladles' Coats. $5 to S1I7.50
Ladles' Waists. 050 to $4.!5
. Ladles' Dresses. 85 to 821.50
Skirts. 83.05 19 SS.05
Free Alterations.
REMKMDKR that "popular price" idea
extends to tho millinery depgTtwent.
You will find in exceptionally attractive
selection at true bargain prices.
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Fashion Hint
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EGGS BOUGHT FOR STORAGE
Pork and Lambs Are Both Up and
Ham and Epjrs Are '
Higher
SUGAR ALSO HAS MOVED UP
Now that eggs have come down almoat
within reach of the poor man, the stor
age houses have already begun tJtiylng
them to. tore. Rtorage- of egsa la al
ready In proeeap, and the result la that
esse have leaped up a little In the lant
week. They eeld for 11 end H cents a
ionen a week ego, but have come back
to 30 centa, and are expected to reach
12 rents for Kaater !m1ay when a ma
jority of people want eggs for breakfast.
Butter Is oft a little. The best cream
ery butter Is sold in cartons now at .19
cent
Pork Is up II a hundred. Sparerlhs are
g cents a pound. Neck bones are 4 cents.
Beef Is np $1 a hundred. Round stesk
Is 12'4 cents. Shoulder steak Is cents.
Pot rossts can be hsd for a dime. Boil
ing beef In S cents.
Lambs are SO cents per hundred higher.
An advance la looked for In all smoked
''meats tiy Esster, when the tiam-and-eggs
lhalHt will crests a healthy demand for
hams and baron.
Fugas Is up 30 cents per hundred whole
sale; and, while aeventeen pounds re
tailed for a dollar a week ago, only six
teen sre -given for thaprlee now. Flour
Is up a dime a sack,
Ptrawberrlea are still a half dollar a
box, but It Is expected that for the Easter
demand they can be had at 20 cents a
quart.
, Oreen stuff from the south Is some
what scarce, owing to the recent cold
westher and the heavy rains In the
strath. For a few days It has been almost
Impossible to get radishes.
PATTERSON SAYS WEATHER
IS WARMER IN THE WEST
' Chief Patterson or the secret service
department Df the Union Paelfle oame in
from Denver and asserts that aU through
the western part ef Nebraska the weather
Is spring-like and warm, Instead of being
er-ld and raw as here. He says thst
Thursday west of North Tlatte many of
the farmers were working in their fleld,
plowing and seeding. CatUe are out on
the range and the grass is beginning t
show green.
By LA RACONTEISK.
The tunic at . sides and bsck of this
stilt of green broadcloth gives an appear
ance of length to the coat. Black ball
buttons and skunk fur form the trim
Prises were won by Miss Ellen Edqulst
and Miss Adella Crane. The members
present were:
Vera Wealn.
Ellen Kdqulst.
Amy FlUwtlllam,
Margaret Dunham,
Misses
Vera Keatert,
Adella Crane.
Kllsabeth Hall,
Ruth AlcKeon.
Investors with money read the Real
estate ads In The Bee. Advertise yo.
property ror a quick sale.
your
r FLITTOH s
Tslsphoae Ponr. 1SS3. Eyet
1000 Trimmed Hats, $4.98
'
Every Hat in the Lot Worth $7.50 and Over
Our entire workroom space has-been at high speed for the past two
weeks, preparing these hats for the big sale, and the result is an immense and widely
varied assortment of .beautiful models; every one of them authentic new styles in variety that makes the selection
of a suitable and becoming model an easy matter for all. The shapes are in the choicest and most wanted braids and
the trimmings include almost every idea which fashion approves. ; '
. New Black and White Shapes
Clever new ideas, the most wonderful a gr
values ever at this special 6ale price 'CJLjlf
of
New Barnyard Straw, Hemp
and Rough Straw Shapes, in black and m pm
colors; to $2.50 values, large, medium C
and small .
MaidlcBini IBiPotiETEicBips
la:
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CLOAKS. SUITS O MILLINERY
Southeast Corner Sixteenth und Douglat bt.eet
TheHo'ary Tyrant Still Lingers in Spring's Lap
Old Winter dies hardbut die he 'must. The odds are with Old Sol andour bets are 'on him. SATURDAY Thomas Kilpatrick'& Co. will
have an opening sale of Ready-to-Wear Garments. Business has dragged like the weather and so we have priced these, garments at specially
low prices to start the Spring season with vim.
"PRINTZESS" COATS in ( Werts. Gabardines, Wliite, Chinchillis,
etc. In point of style and general appearance the equal of garments
selling at $2., $30 and $35 grades Saturday $19.50 each.
SUITS in the very latest models and most popular colorings all
gotten up to iueet tho Kilpalrick standard of quality and character.
BLOUSES, made from tub silks, crepe de chines, etc., in almost
endless variety; arranged on tables for easy picking and priced so at
tractively as to draw a ctwvd; Saturday, $1.98, $2.50, $3.98, $5.
A VERY SPECIAL SKIRT SALE SATURDAY Three lots, made
in the latest modes attractive skirts of various materials; have the air
of $5.00 skirts, for $1.98 each. Skirts of Chuddah, Taffeta, Serge, etc.,
such as you have been accustomed to see sold as high as $7.50; on Sat
urday $3.98 each. ' i-
Black Skirts Particularly choice, rich, lustrous materials made
to drape and hang just right. A really $10.00 looking gannent for
$5.00 Saturday. ' .
JUNIOR SECTION
CoatA for tha thre ages Hubes. Oirls, Young Yo
ruei. 3uits, lV-b4n, .Sweaters, Waists, Underwear
aal Outcrwnar Tor nil tha ages.
IN oil! WIMMIVYS jou will notie a display of Cot-'
tonweat tor Tiny Toth Uoys' aud Girls' Korapers,
Oliver T-vlst j.iit. Dhfcs. 3J) and upwards.
WASH GOODS SECTION . '
H'fst Ai.'lo. Jlain Kloof.-
TrittPd Vol! hnva tli lead. U3, 35?; 50.
A sytclal tai! will i-ontaiu a lot of woven tabrW-a,
with Madras ilrim. Tha uiual prlre 35, for"
Tonic purposes, 23 Saturday.
Wide white Voile with Silk Embroidered figures
and flowers, mild up to $3. Saturday at $1.00 y"d.
HOSIERY THAT WEARS
AU klods of schemes are In vogue to aell
for most everybody wears 'em like all our
dise the Kilpattick guarantee goes witb our
We quote a few numbers bought and sold
thought and confidence that tbey will give
wear. No.. 230 Mercerised yarn, double
heel, elastlo double top, 2.k pair.
No. 6U06 Made from fiber allk, plated or Hale,
black, tan and white. 3 pairs for $1.
stockings
merchan-
Hoslery.
with the
I'nasaal
sols and
Something in. Way 0f a New Departure. Men, this foryou
A. ili'vcvli .!' waiter of Kaiu OoaU and Htilinacaans, who makeb a nationally
adAenlift ,rv;i-'i'. kitowu a Kenroign," wanted a first class Ury Goods outlet.
Cainw.(a: ji !Un.!ay and us o spclal Introductory price we are enabled to
iucc .MO.OO Karweni.
x on! jr.ii. in t : n: mill w-ll a lot t The margin of profit on the lial
f . . t-i-lui'..1 tcarta, Sue flual- macaana and Rain Cbati la much
!'. it lest than the usual.
Line, rt
: jiiOL.!nt'u l-.n-ju-ray. Lou-ge-rie. etc., etc.)
Hatkrlrt-, l.ivi) am! Ii j)ck. roI.I up to 11,50. at
Miln 1'tuMai -. OSf. Grcai value.
SHk Jerf-ev, allor!, leHUiiig shadfs. Knife pleated flounce, each
Special offering of Gowna
08
No. 450 Imported 'fashioned Hale, splendid 5 Go
value, Saturday 39 pair.
No. 787 The leg is of thread, silk the top is of
wide lisle will weai 75 Pair. ,
Our Dollar Silk Stocking cornea in 23 colors and
black and we doubt if th world offers a better.
v IN THE CENTER WINDOW
Display of Women's Summer Underwear priced for
an Advance Hale. Texture ot soft lisle value un
beatable. Vests at 10, 25 and 30. Suits at
50 69. 81. St. 10 nd 81.50. Out sue
Suit" G5t. 75r, 850 and up.
Many, are the shapes; numerous are the kinds.
Cobb Says, Tell the dear people that on Saturday we have
CHOCOLATE CHKAM HTRAWBEIiRIKS Luscious berries in a liquid center cov
ered with De Luxe Sweet Chocolate, CO for Saturday, should be SOc.
BLACK WALNUT I1LLOW NOT TO 8 LEEK OX But 8atin Jackets of Crisp,
Chewey Pillows of Candy filled with black walnut kernels, box for 30s . Dee-light-full.
Chocolate Crlsptea Dainty SUcka of Molasses Candy with little honeycomb cells,
all. through, covered with pure aweet chocolate H pound box for 15
40 pound for delicious Caramel Salted Pecans, 31. Almonds, 1, Pista
chio,. 75. Buttered Peanuts, 40. Creamed Pineapple, Creamed Braill Nuts,
Marshuialiowg rolled tn pecana and black walnuts. Will yon want some? 1 '
guess yea.
S2.50 :
, mm-
ill .