Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1915, Page 8

e jMr. A. B. Warren gave an attractively Tuesday, June 1, 1915, OCTETY maids and matrons are becoming very proficient in the art of cookery. Mrs, L. F. Crofoot holds the pennant for good bread making. The other evening at 11 o'clock Mr. Crofoot missed hiz wifg and on search discovered her in the kitchen engrossed in the outcome of a baking pan. On inquiry as to the reason of such industry Mrs. Crofoot said that the maid did not know how to bake bread and she had promised to show her. Being herself a little dubious as to what method to pursue she felt it was best to practice-~s0 when the mald was out of peering distance she proceeded to find out just how it was done. Then there is Miss Ophella Hayden, who thinks It a joy to make cake and biscuits. She was a guest at a very informal luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. Joe Byrne, and the hostess, cherishing a particular fondness for biscuits, Miss Hayden waltzed into the culinary sanctum and, after a comparatively few minutes, brought forth the most palatable of biscuits, and later in the afternoon made devil's food cake for the guests. Bergman-Weinberg. the family ana very close friend«, The \ small but very pretty wedding was | CCTemony was followed by a wedding colobrated yestorday afternoon nat | Preakfast at the heme of the brid o'clook and was that of Miss Lilllan | Prother, Mr. JAmes K. O'Nell, on Man- derson street. After a short wedding Welnberz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs louls Welnbers and Mr. Clarence 1. | 1P Mr. and Mrs. MacMonable will reside Hetdwan 5 “| in Omaha, Tho ceremony was performed at the = home of the bride’s parents. Dr, Cohn P!enureu Past. $ of Temple Isracl read the marriage lines. [ The Misses Marle and Sue Peasingor Just the immediate families of the bridal | *htertained at their home Saturday couple, were present. ‘The bride wore her | 8fternoon in honor of their go-away gown of black and white check | 1oretto Peasinger The color scheme | silk. With this was worn a black and | Was pink and white. Large bunches of white Tam, and her corsage bouquet was | PIDK and white peonies were used {throughout the rooms. Games were of sweet peas and Nilles of the valley. | There were no attendants and (I\ufl’lil\éd and priges won by Miss Marle oung couple left immedintely after thp | HuRhes, Harold Hawley, Matth remony for the east, where they will | Thernes and Margaret Those be for threc weeks, were | | | | | Grace, The house was elaborately decorated ik o " with pink and white peonies, | Huches,’ Mildred Wal ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Horgman will be at home | M ot rugdale, Irere McMahon, alter August 1 al the Hartil apartments, | Mora Traynor Morence T e Dorothy Hesbacher, At the Country Club. Mr., and Mrs. J. T. Stewart and Mr, and Mrs. Bomuel Burns made up a din- Mesnra, Mesare ~ Matthew Therncs, Harry Peasinger Gerald Quinlan George Therpes, ner foursome at the Country club Inst | Kaward Dugdaie, Richard Barnet(ler, evening. Harold Hawley, Picnic Supper. With the Bridge Players. A picnic supper was given Monday | Miss Eleanor Mackny was hostess this wfternoon at Elmwood park by the fol- {afternoon at the regular meettng of the lowing young people: Two tables of Misses— Maybelle Derka, Maybel Warner, Hazel Lake, Mes! Debutante Bridge club. players were present. To Honor Graduate. Mrs. Tenry Cox will give a tea Thurs- day afternocon to honor Miss Margaret TLemen of Council Blutfs, a Browpell Hall sonfor, The decorations will be in red ang white, the Brownell Hall ‘colors, and covers will be pluced for ten guests. Does Your Hair Improve Your Looks? Upon leaving her mirror, after dressing P"IV her halr, almost every woman has a neat itford Wolte. | and becoming colffure. Of how many women can the same be sald, an hour lm.. of or two after the colffure has been com- Y Flo of | pleted? Of, Just as many as have taken the precaution to make their good hair- dressing results lasting, by protecting them with ‘an Invisible hairnet. ‘This is the one way to make sure at all times of the smooth, becoming hair | frame which ia so effective in bringing out good facial points and in ‘softening faults. The simplest of coiffures require Miss Christina Sorenson of Councll | hairnets to preserve the perfect neatness Bluffy entertalned at _a miscellaneous | which is the oharm of the simple head- shower Saturday evening In honor of | dress. ] i Andrea Smith, whose wedding will | Women to whom “flufty” effects are place the month of June. | most becoming cannot dispense with the evening was spent in music and | hairnet, which affords the one means of ‘Those present were: preventing ‘fluffiness” from becoming “frowsiness.” An invisible hairnet prop- erly put on, preserves the becowing soft- ness of the hair about the face, while | preventing the loosely dressed locks from slipping, roughening and working loose. Mirses— Ethel Clarks, Both Watson, Vera Suller, Messrs. - Earl Haddick, Urta Reede, ' . Westley Bristow. For Miss Stewart. Complimentary to Miss Marle Stewart, 1ouis Anderson, Faward McCracken, Charles Bugbee, appointed dinner last evenink at the Cotintry club, A large mound of pink and white peonies decorated the table and Mr. Warren's guests included: o8- Clifford Wolte, Lawrence Phipps of B, Clara .Qhrrk- B Ho Ivian y, Switch-ends and telltale sections of hair- 3 N Anoverd 3 roll, peeping from luxuriant heads of . At Happy Hollow Club, | halr are common features of modish George M. Durkee entertained tho | colffures—two or three ho|ur- after their largest dinner Happy owners have used hand mirrors to exam- l ot g et ine their back hair, One of the greatest S advantages of strong. properly made hdirnets is that they keep switches, rolls, puffs and transformations in place, and | “blend"’ them, s0 to speak, with the re- mainder of the hair, so that their use cannot be detected. TO TRY AGAIN TO HOLD THEIR PLAY FESTIVAL The boys and girls of Lake and Loth- rop wchools will make another effort | this morning to hdld their play festival | in Kpuntze park. MRS, LB ROY M'MONAGLE, Miss Beatrice Irene O'Nell Hair Tinting Absolutely and Positively Harmiless | “Brownatone” Instantly Changes | Dr. H. Kathleen O'Connor wili be the | D¢ Halr to Any 8hade of Brown chaperones of the evening. { (or Black if Preferred.) 2oy od Nothing so robs a women of her good Surprise Party. looks and attractiveness as ey, " Ct B save o #treaked or faded hair. And there is no party at her home on Saturday ovening | of Mrs. James Hanley and | in homor Mr. Faber's birthday. The | prises for the card game were awarded | ito Mrs. A, Hoffman, Mrs, James Mullen | wnd Mr, James Seunders. \Those present | were: .5l A-m and Mud;;m:— 5 ok O 0, |red Sthitler, James Melian, James August Helcke of South Omaha. ifi- Hanson, Shields, rs. William Johnson. AMrs. Frank Fake ‘ Phelps-Myers Wedding. i moat Desoms The wedding of Mis Likian Biimbeth | "3I0I0r most becorming. breme is “Brownatone.” It is simple and easy to use Just comb or brush it iate your hair. It can not be de- | tected, will not.rub or wash off, acte | Myers, daukhter of Mrs. Fred Myers, and Mr. Alfred L. Phelps, son of Mr. Frank Phelps, was celebrateq this afterndon at All Balnts church at 4 p. m. The cere- mony was performed by the Rbv. T. J. | Instantly, and is absolutely Napml Mackay in the presence of the immediate “Brownatone” will mive any -h: | families of the young couple. There were | desired from geiden brown to blaock only by the Kenton Phar- . 839 nis Xy E Pike 8L, Covingt Judse, pastor of the church, per- | g 50l an i Omaha by | 'Miss Tobitt Admits She Talks English, but No Other Tongue Talking various foreign the latest accomplishment expected of Miss Edith Tobitt, Cmaha public library. Several Itailans, Germans and folks of other nationaMes have recently visited her office and started to talk to her in rapid-fire style librarian We the Jitney plan. member there is no middl FACTORY PRICE $8.50 SALE PRICE $6.75 First Week Pay. . Second Week Pay. . Third Week Pay... 2. Fourth Week Pay.. 2,05 Fifth Week Pay... .75 TOTAL ........$6.75 Then we deliver the new U payment is made. languages is of the You flrst week, but we will require the acheduled payment each week un she can handle expertly. It all came about pubMshing announcements in the announcements for her. . Buy a Trunk on the Jitney Plan Jitney Trunk Sale Save From 33 to 50 Per Cent on Trunks are not onld selling trunks at less than factory prices but on Wonderful Trunks You'll find our stock complete. You cannot surpass the values. Re- leman's profit. We guarantee each trunk. are strongly constructed, picely arranged—sections for apparel. ply veneer covered Hand rivited, etc. "Here is the Plan--Read: FAOTORY PRICE $0.50 SALE PRICE $7.75 First Weck Pay...$ .05 Becond Week Pay.. 1.00 Third Week Pay... 2.00 Fourth Week Pay.. 8,00 Fifth Week Pay... 1.70 Then we deliver the new trunk. ——e Ask to see the “Excello,” a $25 Wardrobe trunk with 5-yr. guarantee. OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY bovetas 1209 Farnam Street fHoY 1058, Manufacturers for 26 Years. 1058, ] in their native tonguvs. She had to reply in English that she dld not understand, | and her callers were quite surprisad to |* learn that language to be the only one from Miss 7obitt | the local forelgn language newspapers'that the I- | brary had some cholce new books in those languages. Readers jumped at the con- | clusion that Miss Tobitt could speak the various forelgn languages because her | announcements were written that way. | They did not know that linguists wrote They Three- b ...87.75 Por Woek can begin at either end of this line of figures and pay 5:1?‘1")-“ 3 at this time customers embroidered Embroidery Sale allovers in floral. patterns. Extraordinalz I R OR New York Importers’ and Manufacturers’ Sample Strips We think it an achievement to be able to collect so many fine embroideries and in the present condition of the market, and offer them to our at such unusually low prices. ; These sample strips are 18 and 27 inches wide and the gathering comprises a beautiful selection of Swiss, French Nainsook and Cam- bric Corset Cover Embroideries and Flouncings—beautiful lace, filet and crochet effects. Also dainty shadow embroidered designs. A neat assortment of dainty Worth up to 75¢ a yard Wednesday at the special price of 25c” a Yard 1 Artamo | | | 25¢ THe binations, ‘RAoyailfl Society an;l 7‘ Packag_;- ‘ Complete with floss to em- brotder [ | . Packages. .18¢ ' | 30c Packages. | Packages . | The packages oontain such articles as Night Gowne, Com. Children’s Baby Plllows, Rompers, Carriage Robes, Dresser Scarfs. (Third Floor) Worth-while Savings in Drggs Toilet and Articles L P18 | e We emphasize the name “Kayser” becanse it is a name that stands for trustworthiness and good value. merchandise bearing that name goes out from us to do us honor in quality and price, and to enhance the prosperity of our and long gloves from 75¢ to $2.00. Headgquarters For “Kayser” Silk Gloveg We feel that the re 50c to $1.28 ancy Gloves at .83¢ .50c Dresses, x price will be The prices of “Kayser” short xlove: ‘ higher prices. l ! Extra SP heavy quality Milanese silk. . ecial For Wednesday | “Kayser” 20-button length silk gloves in black or white. | $] Packages = ~37° | || These gloves are four inches longer than the ordinary 16- button silk gloves and, therefore, reach considerably above the elbow, even after they are washed. They are made of While they last Wednesday the $1.25 Per Pair N instead of $1.50. 4711 Violet Talcum “Oh, do you serve RIDGWAYS too ? Lsn't it splendid? Everyone's talking about it 50, 60c., 70c. and $1.00 per powsd TEA FIRSY 1adgways urday, June 6. Five More Pairs Free This Week for the five boys that bring uys the most pictures of the stilts before 4 P. M., Sat- This picture of the stilts will be in The Bee every day this week. Cut them all out and ask your friends te save the pictures in their paper for too. See how many pictures et and bring them to The Bee day, June &, U can get Satur- The stilts will be given Free Lo the boys or g fere 4 P, M., Saturday, June §. s that send us the most pictures be- \ known. Ohickering Plano Wheeler Piano . No home should be without a piano. Prices reduced to sell quickly. Used and Exchanged UPRIGHT PIANOS Little Prices on Draperies Ruffled Muslin Curtaine—21% yds. long, very fine grade, worth §1. Wednesday, &39c Volle Curtaing—Trimmed with braid edge. 2% yards long. Beru color, pdrsl 75 Pleces of 8ilk Damask—Size 30x50 in. Worth $1.50 each. Specially priced at... 49€ Drapery Section--Basement 1,000 Fine Lace Curtaine-—White and ecru, Vamwes to $1.50 pair. Special, each.. 3 9C One Immense Lot of Curtain Materials, such as Madras, Scrims and Volles, values to 20, yard. Slightly Soiled Bath R ‘We have about 100 rugs in all sizes and gnal- ities that are slightly soiled, which we offer at 13 Heir Regular Prices. (Third Fioor) .10¢ HERE IS THE W. i1st Week Pay Down 2d Week Pay Down 3d Week Pay Down 4th Week Pay Down Sth Week Pay Down 6th Week P Down Then pay $1.00 $08 The beauty bout this pro) and you are absolutely safe the ments. modest should own planos. ce Bach and ev plano is fully flvo\ot.-y‘-.zrl. A. Hospe ‘week or $5.00 per th hereafter uatil plaso i paid for. o Post uts do Bot inorease afier the sixth week and can easily meet e foel that every home, 0 matter how s plano. Th and brig! in your ooxy corner. guarantesd 1) 1513 Douglas Street Phone: Douglas'188 Now is Your Chance to Own a Beautif;ul Piano—Greatest Values Ever Offered It is educating—entertaining and essential to ness. Don't neglect your children's musical taleit— you and they will both regret in years t The planos we have been selling for $25.00 down are now sold for B cents dow: KEvery piano guaranteed five to ten years. HERE'S THE PLAN o come, 1.00 is that the i 3 fome mf home happi- n—quality nationally Practically New Pianos On the Double Jitney Plan. 05| $250 Planos ......,.$187 10| $300 Pianos B |