Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1915, Page 4

When King Ak-Sar.-Ben XX £ Mesdames— } W, R Adwr, H. be Lusunge W. H Ahmanson, Q C. Cunningham. . Lo Alleman, C. C. Cope, Jr., C. C. Allison, W. H. Crawford, C, H. Ashton, W. G. Carpenter, : T. W. Austin Charles F. X o Fred B Sostpn Barker, B L. Danforih Danlel Baum, ‘gr, Gould Diets, Charies D, Beaton, ©. W. Dixon, J. H. Beaton, H. Doorly, L. Beindorff, A. V. Dresher, G. R. Belden, Ciyde W. Drew, W. T. B. Beit, Allen H. Dudley, Charies E. nm Henry W. Dunn, . 8. Blacl C. W. Dunn, w. & Blulvoll T. J. Dwyer, Frank Boyd, Chas. R. Docherty, W. J. Bradbury, P. H. Dearmont, C. Bradford, L. A. Dermody, nhn 8. Brady, L. H. Drishaua, George Brandeis, A. D. Dunn, A Brogan, 1 R Brown, o, T. Buchanan, i . Buckingham, F. ‘Ward M. Burgess, C ellll‘l Burns, jr., H. . T, Burns, T. Byrne, joseph F. Byrme, n, a Burkley, arrell, Paul Gallagher, Chas R Gardner, Chas. C. George, A W. Gordon, Miles ‘Greenleat, Charles Grimmel, Arthur_ P. Garvey, Hamiiton, P. Hamilton, o0 L, Hamiin, ‘Harding, Haveratiek, Hayward, 4 MI,’lnl. Holdrege, Houner, Hughes, A0S =g, - =REEpan H?>H>53F Mesdamen— ey e T — AT B e yr el tromsburg. , Gothen! ol Hoasell, Minapotis Tis Carr, "m"“u“' 5 ncoln, Palace fl! g5t i z:i?éfi Hazel-Yellow aceor- hitton, ausht with lon, caug! n""m Toaebuds, of the King Glows in Glory of Beautiful Women in Rich Dress Attendants On Court of the Royal House of New King, Ak-Sar-Ben XXI {I and his con sort ascended the throne last evening to receive the crown at the Royal Palace they were surrounded by a brilliant court, of which the fol- lowing are some of the attendants: LADIES IN WAITING, Mesdames— Mesdames— Cha. s A, Hull, Jon cMahon, E. E. Huntjey, E. J. McVann, R L. Huntiey, John Mach, John H. Hunsfe, John W, Madden, 1B, Howell, Frank A. Manley Hall Robert Manley, Thot Hoctor, Allen A. Marsh, Robert C. Hayes, C. W. Martin, J. F. Heeox F. T, B. Martin, G. I Ingwersen, Charles Marwh, A M. Jeffrey, W. F uwenm, B, W. Jewell Mets, D. A. Johnson, ard, Geo, W, Johnston, C, H. Miller, W. F. Jjohnson, H. B Milliken, A F. Jonas, Harry Momknmm H G, Jordan, Harley Q. Moorh, . W. Judson, H. B Morrill, W. A. C. Johnson, Morsman, ir., E M Geo, W, Johnson, Arthur F. Mullen, A. W, Jetferis, Chas. A, McMartin, Geo. 8. Johnston, J. K. Morrison, Arthur R. Keeline, ¥ J. McShane, sr., Joseph Kolley, B H, Melle, Harry C, Jelly, Home Miller, Tom 8. Kelly, Guy C. McKensie, d. A. C. Kennedy, James Morton, John L, Kennedy, Henry F. Meyers, T. F. Kennedy, H. J. McCarthy, A. V. Kinsler, €. B. MeDonal 3. C. Kinsier, F. J. McShane, jr., ¥, E. Kip'inger, A 8 Midlam, Righard Kitchen, r a :"n Villlam ¥. Knapp, L. C. Nash, C. T. Kountse, PP G. W._Nobls, L. L. Kountse, D. J. O'Brien, Albert Krug, T, J. O'Brien, P. W. Kuhns, Maber Orden, 8. 8. Kent, H l'hlrlel nmm O’ Keefe, Jnmf-' B. Owen, F. Paffenrath, Guy Liggett, W. E. Palmaiter, .v H. Lienberger, A ' Parmer, . 3. Love, . C. Parssons, Thoman Lynch, Ronald Paterson, RA. Luessler, C, Patton, B A McDermott, Ju L._Paxton, J L. McCague, Jr., D. Paters, B. B. McCague, Rulnh M. Poters, T. H. McCague, l‘ H, Philbin, A McCleneghen, . W._ Plerpont, J. C. McClure, 4\, 8 Pinto, John R MeDonald, W. A. Pixiey, Morris McKay, . L. Potter, LADIES OF THE COURT. M H v vy Guor, Gilmore, N. L. Guokert, ¥, Haarmann, J. k. lsarwann, Goorge La rimuirner, C. M. A Hall, J. J. Huuuhen, Chirles bardiig, By 1ou K. kusUungs, A Ll Haveus, C, b Huywaid, F § Hounswdsr, J0uu an ssuil W. C. MoKni Lfllz A‘.‘M“cshlnfl. . C. McSnane, H. E. Mghatfey, J. Mahoney, Frankiin Mann, ivunuu Martin, L A, Mediar, G. W. Megeath, Nathan Merriam, etcalf, i Charies Karvach, George H. Kelly, Thun..l_ Kilipatrick, b £} b MAIDS OF HONOR. oh er, ln e s o shaward Hiorie' foote Mariorts Mowiand . Ffl Howell ice ure Jordan Jacquith o oy Ay Gitmors Allce Landis Anne Gifford Pearl lflvorty Hall Kath, McC sarmann Mlfl MoC Hall rene McK: hella Mab ":1‘ e ) e| len wbbu\l leanor Mackey olmaq! SPRECIAL MATDS. ‘Misses— Minses— Heion M ] fl"‘“’“ MoCord, ot "T’ celll r, Ord. l‘d'.: Kinrihe HARY: Ofntine. Mim Holen Heinsman, Sidney. !mhn\.n‘ Hartington unw-, | u l flul..“ IM oel & IBD‘ ul n Nov.l anel‘ ice Omu, \'or uqnc ht hnuqn o Dubu Ia., BT M, o B 2, Wi fhno' danch m’.f! Senutifull 2.‘:.“..«“..-‘ in’ ilver. iRy i A.—Attraotive anm‘ Blue ohiffon gown embroidered in ver over blue satin, | BAUM, Miss Margare Dainty | yellow chiffon dancing i short | and_yery fluffy skirt. BEATON, Mrs. A. J.—Fink Manila satin gmbroldered in pink chrysanthemums, short and very full with a jacket Sttect "of pink satin. trimmines were of cut steel and peari seq 3 Diamonds. BEATON, Mrs. Charles D.—Black Luctle net gown, embroidered In sequins, over black charmeuse and sllver cloth Gown t empire fashion with shoulder bands LBE THE BEE: ( Mesdames — Mesdames— Clas ne . rowell R 1 erland, l-l H. Pratt, H S Rulmrmn, Preston, Sidney Swanson, Seorge B Pring, E. T, Swobe, Harvld Priteheit, 1, M. Blater, E. B, Perrigo, W. B Sheppard, F. K, Pearce, G. D. Shipherd, € W, Pollard, B 8. Schweitzer, J. F. Prentiss, Karle R. Stiles, A. O. Peterson, C. J. Smyth, T, 4. Quinlan, W. B. Tezk. W. E Reed, C. 0. Talmage, b AW ir., Fred W. Thomas, T. P. Redmond, C. C. Trimbie, George M. Itedick, R 8 Trimbia, John W. Rediock, H. A. Tukey, O. C, Redick, H. 8 Tyler, W. A._Redick, John W. Towle, A. L. Reed, Ross B. Towle, W. E. Rhoad Geo,. B. Toomer, J. DeF. Richai L. M. Talmage, ¥. Richardson, N. B. Updike, M. M. Robertson, 1 B {70 [ Robinson, ¢ " & H. Van Alatine, 1 lorénce Vosa, )‘w(mrm""":"- H E. Waggener, v'v A. Rourks, B Rosenzwolg, W Rnd«;;vh”"‘i"“ln. John P. Webster, Alez C. Reed, W e Walter Rosicky, I 2 o B o D. B. Welpton, . J. Bcannell, Paol Wernher. W. H. Shellverg, g s Westbrook, M ar H. Scott, W. H. Wheeler, Segur, ‘W. B. Whitehorn, -'"’k Sharp, Vietor White, L. Shearer, A. P. Whitmore, R H Wileox, W, L. Wleox, George T, Wilson, B Walter B. W N. A S rger, Wright, C. H. wr H. D. Sobotker, 5’ gy Wrieht gr. B, H. Sprague, Fen Wymln, Myles Standish, Chntfon Ware 0. Steel, wW. R Wnn Adnlph Btors, B B Wood,' Arthur_Stors, Dan O. Whitney, A. F. Stryker, Geo. 8, \"fl-m\ W. 8 Stryker, Fred . Wi'mot C. D. Sturtevent, John T. Yatea, I B, Bummers, W. A. Yonson, G. W. Bumner, C. FL Yates M mes— Eliiwe oo sianchester). .. ow wurty Gotileb Stora, A_ Bunderiand, A. Swanson, W. W. Umsted, Prapk Walt aiters, J. B. Walters, W. _P. Wappich, 1B, Watkins, G. W. Wattles, ¥. D. Wead, 3. 1. Weaver, C., P, Weller, m T. HobinsonW, P, Wherry, h J. 8, White, H. B. Whitehouse, H. P. Whitmore, C. M. Wilhelm, J. F. Wilhelmy, W. B. Wilkin; R Bherman, C. H. Withnel V. Sholes, Sands Woodbridfl. n H, Sm M{l\’I J. L. Woodard, e riea k Smith, B 8 Wood w. H. . Yatea, w. H. lqllhl C B Y Missen— Ml Mui, ssunchhoft Alle . 8 Harfiet Mots Horteuse 5pu reer an Murphy Mamie splesberger t l’ll‘ll Harriet Smith Eugenie Patterson len ble phne Peters Blanche Sorenson ladye Peters lon_Sorenson orence Rahm Stors, Katherine W Doroth ngwalt ‘Thumms I“Idn] ors orson e Rothhols Louise V\lgll: es_ Rus I Henrletta VVosl gELIERL e e, ul arp itmore 8 Claire Woodard Marie Woodard Ma Towle, D:‘ thy Weller, 10k rodhy 3 bei' v er, Louise White. MAIDS OF HONOR FROM NEIGHBORING KINGDOMS, Miss Bertha Rehcler, Plorce. Miss Mary Rising, A\mwonn Miss Corrine Roberison, Wiiber. Mins Lililan Rokers. Chio iss Anna May Rystroi Eisle Saunders, Lt Eisie Savil Jessie 8 nuum Alma Seymour, mall, kumuy Edna Btickel, Kearnez. iss Margaret Shanstrom, Bt. Paul, Gertrude Swain, Grecley. s Laura A. Wols, =Iu Hallle Workman, Auburn. lss Dorcas Youns, Alllance. uSuom.hurl. Miss ry~Gowa of h|1:|1: biue tulle over satin, M-tu\m BRADFORD, Mrs. D. C.—A lf Nlutl'ul Tb'ln ot shell pink l.lln K &n overakirt of opalescont crystals and .pfikl ullleklfluwnll'lrolllmd hon t\‘ll'lkl:. pannier of tulle over that. bodice was ent| tnly of the o t tea, a a girdle of French pink and silver cloth, with a r of green and blue daisies at the BAR‘.OW M IM IT Hdlnd-fln:! robe mply made, wit rt lul’:flh Jewels. o irs and shading from a deep primrose pink to a pale pink, the bottom. and trimmed with brown fur, l(‘HWOllTll Mrs. Harr of Chi Guest of Mrs, George Brandels—Stun. | lln{ g?'n with hoopskirt of tulle in ue and green; hand-embroidered |eo Diamonds. BOYLES, Mrs. V, Warren—Flame-colered | tulle | satin with overdress of ombre l'lmmnd 'Ilh hlnck h( far, 'Il Of silver cloth and black 0 bouque! Hlu of sequins. The bottom of the skirt lace. skirt and trim- Bodice also of Mrs. Willlam Tracy—Short, full evening gown of biack net with black llettes used in_the trimmin BUTLER., Mrs. John H.—Handsome black satin tv.nln‘ sown with bodice f tul IM One large silver rn-e ent. DI-moM.. BUTLER, Miss Mildred—Orchid colored faffeta with silver roses embroidered in the bodice and skirt. The skirt was short and cut In four deep points nda of taffets -mbmlo-nd n sitver used In the trimming T—Anl'ltflvn blu.‘k bn:“-u. mtl ou Mes. 'O ln vdvel eomblnod handsomely onde. BATTIN--, Mrs. John W.~ velvet, with silver la monds. BELDEN, Mrs. lace trimmed w, BEST, Mra. F. C,—Black and u.m- ul-m-d with et Aql mcxwm Mrs. Warren 8. —Oharm- M-cl ol rou pink .ll'l 'lll over- t, t\-‘l nnn -hcvq of |$ TLE Mrs. with vmu oos- of SV | A BRAN n. tunning cos tume ol o‘ h trimmings &reen llll tmbrolflorod in gold and ail- e&\ln. ll.. Gor;;udvfh"ll‘le color rméuse, & 0opy of a nin model ol.-;: :‘um of rnlgbo‘:‘v: :e( ra embrolder bodle- was th with ydmu of net and a wide (|rdl0 nt the metal embroldery, With this shell pink emllll wrap 'Ir collar of white fox fur. Bird of DIF mu Jore in hair with rhinestone et in phun Cl‘Tl Ea Mra. T T.—Apricot satin French irt with nmnled ehu. Toses. CALUW'LL Mrs V. -lln combined wam #old lace. h very full. (‘AL)\I I, e, C. Allr‘rfl" apri. ings of sl c“‘“fi trimmings of silver lace. su chiffon over wi taffet; SRR E M. roval biue and -m- satin stripe, iack chi l\nllfi Mrs. James L. Carroil—Primrose pink | £0own with tulle overskirt cut ciroular | mm.-.n with sllver at e oo was of w ('hnmlllv lace and tulle, cut square I:lel; of m elx aleeves of gold lace. Chain of | ~Wllow bro- Attractive dancing W, —(‘omNannn of chiffon, trimmed IMAHA, SATURDAY, low tulle over pink satia of pink and black satin and trimmings of gold bends. Dancing length. Cor. sage bouquet of pink roses. CLARKE, Mrs. Louls—Gown of fleah colored net beaded In dise design, over metal c'oth In orchid ahade. Desgn, First Empire style, eveless, with shoulder bands of ngles. ~ Skirt, dincine 'ength COLPETZER, Mrs. Moshler—Attractive green faille with bodice of gold nd_green velvet ribbon trimmings. CONGBON, Mra. IsancHandsome tur- quolse blie satin elaborately tr‘mmbd with siver lace COOR, Mise Lydia, of Portland Maine, kuest of Mias Alice Carter—Pretty pale blue taffeta dancing frock with trim- mings of sllver. CROFOOT, Mrs. L. F.—Attractive crea- tion of bje net over siiver lace: the skirt made short and bouffant effect COAD, Miss Beatrice—Simple frock of oink’ surah with short full skirt. ‘rimmings of pink nce. COAD, Miss Irene—Charming combina- tion ‘of pink- sllk and tulle with fluffy full skirt; dancing Jength, |COAD, Mre. J Jr—Pink and white tulle, with pearis trimmings and bands of _fur COTTON, Miss Haleyon—Pompadour sflk Eown of yellow flowered in pink. The | Scallops at the bottom of the akirt were bound in yellow. The ice was | _of laee with lnce sleeves. CALDWBLL. Mrs. Samuel 8.—Costume of pink and sllver embroldered net with wide bard of silver at bottom of skirt. Wafst draped with flesH-colored tulle. COAD, Miss Alice—Yellow net over silk, hizh-walsted. the square neck and short sleaves edmed with French buds, CARNEY, Mrs., Matthew, of Chicags, Quest of Mrs. George Rrandefs—Beant ful gown of real flosh-colored matin, skirt. Diamonds. D, DAHLMAN, Mrs. James C. “«ydl"nwo«‘ blue chiffon clot ol princess Short and very full ~Attractive h, beaded in DAUGHERTY, Mra. J. M h green ! silk_with tunic of allver c!m made danetn length, Silver lace ' hodice with shoulder bards of silver. DIETZ, Mrs. Gould—Green fallle with siiver brocaded hodice and draperies of green tulle showing a brocad-d Iace petticoat. French flowers festooned the. who'e. DAVIS, Mrs, Thomas Latham-—Pink bro- caded satin with lnce overdress, The bodice was of pink tulle and opaiescent crystals with sieeves of tulle; short. fluffy skirt DAVIS, Miss Efizabeth—Attractive com- binatfon of pink satin and_ pink chiffon trimmed fn pink and blue sequins; short, fluffy skirt. DAVIS, Mrs. Frederick H.—Stunning black velvet gown trimmed with ocol- ored sequins n green, gold and brown; short, full skirt DA VIS, Miss Meilora—Pxquisite sapphire blue ‘tulle ornamented with sapphire sequing; the skirt made full with the scalloped_edges DERMODY, Mrs. L. A.—Green taffeta dra; with black net and lace. Skirt made sealloped effect around the bot- tom and heav!ly ornnmented with black spangies. The bodice was trimmed with the beads and jet and spangied bands over the shoulder, DIXON, Mrs. E. W.—Rose colored vel- vet model trimmed w'th yellow ruffies: short and very full skirt, DUFF. Mrs Joseph—Pink chiffon em- broidered In gold. over pink charmeuse, and trimmed with marabou. DARLOW, Mra Alfred—Attractive pink mes=aline gown made over an accordion- plented petticoat of satin, the gown ornamented with royal blue spangled co*tume of trimming. DALE. Misn Mn.flhn—""-lnl}' on_over yel- full skirt. Small old lace and yellow chi’ ow charmeuse,” Short puffed sleeves of chiffon, DAVIS, Mrs. B. B.—Handsome costume (N'I‘UIH R with girdle | cloth | talle and siiver, lace over ' 9 1915, of black panne velvet trimmed with !cL| Skirt dancing length. | | NETER, Miss Helen—Pink pussy willow taffeta made with a very full skirt. The bodice was of pink tulle and | lace with pink taffeta bows over the | e shoulder, and tulle sleeves \ | X It’s a Topcoat pink crepe d- chine: skirt draped 'm'l You Need B, Ik tulle. Waist of sllver lnce and fish- ale trimmings: angel sleeves, THm- mings of French rossbuds, ¥ FODREA, Mrs. Penn P.~Apricot satin with overdress of yellow tulle and grim- mings of pearis FAIRF!F.V.E'. Mrs. B M.—Stunning dark gfeen satin_ with bodice of gold and ecru tulle and trimimings of kold face. FOSTER, Mrs, Jay D.~Exquisite white beaded net over white satin with opa~ lescent sequins used in the trimming. FRY, Miss Alice—Pink ailk. net soal-| loped in rose petals over pink obar- meuse with trimmings of chantilly Iace, Sapphires and pearis. FRY, Miss Anna—-Turquoise blue chif- fon' over blue charmeuse, trimmed with gold embroidered lace. Pearls and dia- monds. FRY, Mjss Daisy Jane—Silver spangied .lrnp—r‘ over pink chiffon. Pearls, R\' M Elizabeth—Or ental embr-id- ce_robe over lavendar ohitfon | _Peatts and Diamonds. FRY, Miss Ethel-Chantilly lace robe made over blue chiffon. Short, full skirt. Turquoise and pearls. FRY. Mrs. Thomas A.—Handsome black ! het gown beaded with jet over black satin. FOYE, Mrs_W. J.—~Handsome black tulle fown made over sflver lace; short, LIfy skirt. FUNKHOUSER, Miss Marion—Resada green net over chiffen with silver trim- mings. The skirt was wired in the hoop etfect and quite short: the bodire ard sleeves were of the green net and lage. FUNKHOK'HER Mrs, M. F.—White chif- fon velvet with bodice of iridescent |lfe and violet gird'e. | FL.EM] Miss Flizabeth of Burling- ton, Ia., Guest of Miss Mary Burkley— | Pnle green Geormotte crepe with ruf- fies of satin and lace. Short sleeves THIS season you have a wide range of styles from which to make a selection. Form -fitting, of lace. GILMORRE, Miss Amy—S8hepherdess frack, Combinafion of blue and pink seintiline over foundation of lace ruffies, Corsage ot e || knee length models, in double or oI FFORD. Mus Anne—Dainty white net (| Single breast, box backs with straight fly over sa‘in, made with short full skirt and festooned with pink rosebuds. HAMTLTON, Mrs. Frank T.—Shaded pink @atin with bodice of tulle and silver. The girdle combined green and white tulle with folds of faun colored tulle. One large brown and gold rose completed the costume. HANIGHEN, Mra, John J.—Gown of 14 brocaded eatin, tamn._color’ and go with draperies of fawn colored tulle. Trimmiv, g- of bro'n fur and pink roses. HULZNA Mrs. W, L.—Green charmeuse with dranerfes of ‘green fulle. HOWLAND Mre. ¥, H.—Hands'me white net gown. embrofdered in sliver. Cap sleeves embroldered In silver, HOWLAND, Mias * Mariorie—8triking orange colored tulle with wired flo 'n es. The #kirt was ofifte short and trimmed with ban ofe t-ln. ry“ B.—Beaut!ful fronts or double breasted, as illustration; loose-fitting Balmacaans or long warm uls- ters. We have them all in stock against your need, at $15, $20, $25 And Up To $40 BIENSONESR A0 RNIHOE] 1516-18.20 FARNAM STREET. f HOCHSTETLER ¥, hand-embroidered white net over whit satin with short sleeves of net and skirt mede short and fluffy. HUFF, Mrs. Lee—Very elaborate black jet and net gown with iridescent girdle. (Continued on Page Five Column One.) You® ..._.__._.____fi_,v R SR SR 2 Carstully made ::.;‘ul Sedling. " Corsage bovauer ot "l’"m AN 7 BUCKINGH Mrs. Everet b i flon of white ‘net and tulle -7 ! BURKLEY May | Saturday | Boys' All Wool Rorfolk Winter Suits These Buits are made of guarantesd Worsted Work pure wool mixtures and are qualities; eome m the newest pateh pocket styles. nts are lined, have watoh and hip pockets: sises 7 to 17, Baturday, af of well mad take your Saturday for HOLEPROOF HOSE 2 Pairs for 25¢ now what they are. L World over for 186 ”“ Balurdsy = we place on sale 100 dozen pairs, um and eises, &L tw n TOF ,eiensnnnnns 2 50“. l ! ror Two Pairs feast your eyes on this “PALACE BARGAIN CARNIVAL” for Sat- urday Mon'’s $10.00 Suits and 0mmts nte —- i) piendia 13 b A X o uh.»—'_ A big assortmenat Pants of Cassimeres, ‘worsteds and Socoteh woolens — will wear like iron—all sizses— regular §3.00 Pantas, chelce $1.50 Cha'mers’ Union Suits for 79¢ éu 79(: Kind Reader!| all kinds of Carnivals durin ve been onjoyln the week, now -Did you see the crowds last week? Our recel rccord.-and to give everybody a chance we're of the biggest bargains Saturdly. Seecing is foolish to spend the money advertisin, " goods to greet you when you came. TMISS THE H ing money by nhopgonfi_ at Omaha Suits and Overcoats for $8.50. N1 814 A Repeater!| Men’s Suits s Overcoats Your choloe of 450 Men's High-Grade Suits and | Overcoats—beautifully tailored from fine materials —avery garment an approved Fall and Winter fash. ion, positive $16.50 values, again on Baturday at— ?ts broke all glnl o repeat some lleving! We'd be If we didn't have the , save haif your cloth- Biggest Ba DLINE g “PALACE” CUT-PRICE SPECIALS SATURDAY an You Beat ’Em? s ] 98 2en ..,‘Y‘h 'ko o nwh <