Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1915, Page 6

o M i By MELLIFICIA. wear ber bhalr done low, Tuesday, August 10, 1915, q ND now comes the edict that her ladyship, to be really mmart, must The high hairdress, except for evening, is passing, and the latest fashion is wearing the hair low and the return of the old- time favorite “figure 8.” The hair is worn rather plain about the face and either drawn loosely and safely back or, for those who have such beautiful faclal contour as to permit of the severity, it may be more tightly smoothed and coftea at the back of the head in a figure 8. For evening wear the high and severely plain headdress is fashion- able, the hair being tightly slicked back from the forehead and ears and softly pulled down just a little over each temple, while the ends are colled simply and tighty high on the head. This severely plain and quaint fashion proves very becoming to some. Return from California. Dr. and Mrs. P. T. Barber returned yosterday from California, where they have been spending a month visiting friends ang attending the exposition. Mr. Harry ana Wareer Byrne returned this worning from California, where they have been sojourning for the last month and attending the expositions, Pleasures Past. The. G. T. club gave an outing party Sutiday at Forrees lake, Valley, for Miss Luelle Horn of Detroit, Mich., who is the gueést of Miss Catherine Bowman. Those present were: Misges: Misnes— Luclle Horn. Julla Fitagerald Jobn O'D':n'mll. Monsra.: Dr. A, McCaslin ot “Chicago, hy, Wit llmpm:a Carita” O'Brien engartal elght 3 at the matinee todiy at the Bran- dels, In honor of Miss Mary Butler of St. Louls. At the Field Club. Mra. G. W. Clabaugh entertained three lvtt- at luncheon today at the Fleld club, r. C. 8. Montgomery will have eight at dinner Wedneaday ovening at the Field club, and Mr. ¥. L. Cubbs, five. i po As:c(bntrym‘b. b ..Charles E, Metz entertained at Juncheon today at the Country club. A large basket of correopsis was used as the table centerplece and the guests en- tertained included: Angs Giag Chloas nna Gray, jo; Fred Krug. .~ Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Wharton will en- _ tertain at dinner Wednesday evening at ~ the Country club, and on Saturday even: fog Mrs, Chirles Marsh will give a | dinner of ten covers at the Country club. b e MISSOURI GIRL WEDS AND WILL LIVE IN OMAHA Mr, and' Mrs. Warren. Spain of s Lee's Bummit, Mo., announce the marriage of their daughter, Olive ¥lorence, to, Clar- ence B. Tate of.this city, on July &l They will be at home in Omaha after L will have four guests, Mrs. H. four; Mrs, Shingley, four; P, five; Mra. Kerr, five; Miss Weeks, Blackwell, will have five | guests; Mra. Welnateln, four; Mrs. Steln, eight; J. D. | girls as to the handsome sums of spend- THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915. NOW FOR SECOND BEAN CROP Business Men Inspect Garden Work Being Done by the Children of the City. | SOME MAKE REAL MONEY A Tiying inspection tour of the Garden elub work of the various Omaha schools was made by elght men from various| lines of business and assoclation work, | to get a general ldea of the character of | this work being carried on in Omaha by about 30 school children this uumrrn-r.' The men who made the tour were invited | to do so by the Garden club committee, #0 that men from the various lines of business In the city might have a com- prehensive view of what is being done before the fall prizes are issued, and while the gardens are still tn the growing atage. Those who made the tour were A. E. Henley, Thomas Fry, Robert H. Manley, Nels B. Updike, C. C. Crowell, B. ¥ Denison, C. J. Ernst and E. K. Dale, who | i the salaried superintendent of the | summer's gardening work Favorably Impressed. The committee visited the gardens in the vielnity of Park, Windsor, Clifton Hill, Lothrop and Sacred Heart schools. They ‘were favorably impressed with the con- dition in which they found the gardens and were agreeably surprised with what they learned from some of the boys and ing money the children had made from the sale ot their produce from the va- rious gardens. | Mr. Dale is being kept very busy by htirry-up appeals from the children from | vafious parts of the city for help In their gardens. This is the time of year| when troubles of various kinds overtake | gardons. He s called out first to spray Oozes Ozone All Night and Lives On Spring Frys United States Marshal Warner has come back from his summer home In the well known bosom of nature near Me- Gwegor, Minn., in order to remove from his shoulders the toga of the marshal- #hip and place it gracefully upon the person of Thomas J. Flynn, who was recently appointed to wear it Mr. Warner looks as healthy as a year< ling steer. Iis cheeks are red, his eyes are clear, and he looks like a frontiers- man or & backwoodsman or something healthy and care-free and all that, Gosh, It's no wonder, either. When a man can take his family and go off and live in & log cabin in the woods far from the madening crowd and sleep out on & screened-in porch thirty feet long and ten feet wide and juet oozing ozone all night, why, it's no wonder.,, Here's something more the marshal tells us that is caleulated to make city dwellers pine for the wilds. He says good fresh eggs cost 15 cents a dozen, No Rain but What Does Sox_np_body Good ‘There is one class of business men at present that just smile, and smile and smile, at what the months of continued rains and floods have done for them. B R ara e o L e S ey — | speciaity of selling bridge lumber. The |the company say their business in bridge | heavy rains washed out bridge after bridge and sent them crashing down the turbulent streams all over half a dosen states. County commissioners have been specially busy keeping bridges in shap all over and salesmen of bridge timber have never been busier in their lives. The Omaha Bridge Supply and Lumber company of Omaha has had something These are the lumber men who'make & |,r o harvest in this respect. Salesmen of lumber has been increased 60 per cent in the last two months. They have been especially busy taking orders in Ne- | braska, Kansas, Jowa and northern Mis« ;-mrl. ——— Orders for Steel Increase. NBEW YORK, Aug. 10.—The_ unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel cors poration on Julv T totalled 4925540 tons, An increase of 20.344 tons over Jiuna Choice of Any plump hens for the bolling pot are 30 cents per each, lusty spring chickens for frylng may be had In any quantity at two bits, a quarter of a dollar each, and excellent butter costs but 20 cents a pound. Mr. Warner will remain iIn the city about a week, and after he turns over the office keys to Mr. Flynn he will fiit swiftly back to his cabin in the woods, not to be seen in these parts untfl he has to return so the children can go to wchool. Many Omahans Are Taking Vacations A garden to.rid the plants of a certaln disense of a certain insect pest. Then he is called on a hurry-up case to slay rats or rabbits or neighborhood chickens that make themselves a nulsance in. some of the plots. -Again he is cailed for advice &é to when to pick certain frults of veg- etables, or 'when ‘to plant others. With the first bean crop well out of the way, Mr. Dale advised the:children to_plant another crop of beans any time up to the end of the first week in August. The result is that many of the children Who grew real enthusiastic during the summer have planted beans within the last two weeks, and many of them now have & handsome new patch of. beans dust up out, of the ground that they are hoeing. ‘If frost does not come excep- tionally eafly, ‘it is pointed out that, with ‘the abundant molsture now in the #0ll, another bean crop should be easy to raise before frost. —————— Relief from Acute Rheumatism, John H. Gronx, Winchester, N. H., writes: “I suffer from acute rheumatism and Bloan's ILiniment always helps quickly. e, All . druggists.—Advertise- ment. . . Jitneers Start _Petition for the Ordin__afloe Recall Jitney_drivers_ have started to oirou. ::..:"um' for the recall of an ice passed by the clty couneil last ‘l‘:undqy. early 2,000 signatures will be required to bring the petitions within the referen- dum law. “ Attorney Sutton, for the jitney people, is preparing papers for an action in dis- i | trict court, attacking the emergency Hollow Club, : Dunham will give a dinner g féature and. the. bond mulnn’y f the ordinance. arhis Many pi inent Omahans are taking vacation ps In many directions at present, and many are planning trips for the near future. Rev. T. J. Mackey and Mrs. Mackay left Friday for a ten days crolse of the great lakes. Miss Mar- garet Houston left Sunday for Kingston, Ont. Mr. Ollle Berg of the Berg Cloth~ ing company left Sunday for New York; Edward Gelsen, cashier of the Peters Trust company, left with his neice for a cruise on the great lakes; A. J. Love left Smturday for New York over the Burlington; ¥. L. Dodder, the under- taker, leaves Wednesday with his family: for a trip to the expositions; Mrs. George A. Beabury and daughter have gone to the Pacific northwest, and are to continue their trip to the expositions, where they will spend several weeks; C. T. Kountze and Mrs. Kountse leave over the Union Pacific August 12 for S8an Francisco, and they will make a extended tour of the coast. Dr. Coulter leaves tonight for the expositions, ‘and many others are planning to go in the next few : Unusual Bargain lndu-céments-Wednesdaz Hammock In the House Regardless of Former Values X i - . i Lingerie Blouses ‘ of |l Embroidered ; Voile t Up-to-date mer- } chandise, slightly | soiled from hand- | Worth to Iff #1.50, speciaily {ll priced for Wed- L] ling. {| nesday, RugBargai u argaims Rugs and Bath Rugs, sizes \2‘,41(4:, 24x36 and 36x36. orth to $1.75, special Wed., at .. 98(: Velvet Rugs, size 36x72. Regular $3.50 3 $ l .98 values ...... 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