Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 10

{ 10 I'HE Soczety Notes -:- Personal Gossip -. GROWING WITH GROWING OMAHA. BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 1916, Easter millinery. The most beautiful hats we have ever shown, Sport, dress and street styles. A step in the right direction. The best of the very latest foot- wear for Easter, v.unm)'lwn L I w “\"hy O BRANDEISESTIOR The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. Another Free Lecture on Dressmaking Thursday at 2:30 By the Celebrated Mme Coates of New York and Paris Scores of women are enrolling for the Dressmaking Classes, where all the principles of perfect cutting, SO ~» fitting and making are taught—Third Floor, Old Building, 2:30 P. M.—15 1e8S0NS. .. .o \vervnrrenrserenns, (, Gloves Direct From France Two Cases of French Kid Gloves from Perrin ar rived on the Steamship Rochambean Saturday last, and came by express to our store on Monday. They contain mostly fancy kid gloves, all of the genuine Perrin make in exquisitely beautiful styles, Exquisite In Their Delicate Outline Are These Smart Blouses For Spring New Model Can Be Fvery Found at the Brandeis Blouse Shop. A blouse for every occasion, satisfied here We will not go into details telling what difficulties we had in getting these gloves, suffice it to say we are There is not The most eritical taste can be mighty glad they are now safely with us Diiaty - Georgetts ¥ Crapé New Lingerie Blouses a large quantity, but they are all beautiful styles in v the famous Perrin makes of Blouses with new cape col 3-98 to 5.00 lars; hand-embroidered New Handkerchief Linen La Mu'e' Irene, Monaco, models and filet lace trimmed Blouses, rose, green, flesh v "\, Oudja, Extra Quality | Black, white, tete de negre, blouses $5.50 to $12.98 and white champagne, gray, Colors are $3.98 navy. Mot of thess come with contrast stitchings and beautitul Extra Quality Crepe de H ) G H' h embrolderies; some with extra large pearl clasps. Weo advise Chine Blouses, all the new Immediate—nbsolutely immediate—selection, as this shipment A . ths: ay rnlnr airGoes 18 er may be the last for some time to come, Bl On the Head [$1.50 to $3.00 a pair But Lower Down in Price Speclal in the Hair ment for Thursday 20-Inch Switches, $3.48 Of Natural Wavy Hair In three separate strands, This s an offering directly in keeping $3.98 to $6 50 Depart For a First Payment of One Dollar You Oan Put in Your Home the Two New and Beautiful Styles Encyclopaedia Britannica In Red Cross Slippers oo s ‘'Handy Volume'' Issue One of the hook opportunities of a life-time is made in this offer, The Brandels Store has secured for Omaha this remark: able set made to sell at a hithertofore unheard.of price. This I8 the Handy Volume lssue of the eleventh and latest edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, exactly the game, word for word, a¢ the costly Cambridge 1ssue except In size- but costs less than onathird as much, Complete 29-Volume Set at 64 Per Cent Saving The first payment of §1 secures the Handy Volume wet In the binding you want, and you haye a cholce of four: Cloth, Full 8heep, % Crushed Levant Moroocco and Full Crushed levant Morocco. You can use the set for three weeks, then, it It does not satlsfy you completely, you may return it and get your dollar back. The full price may be made in some 21 or 22 monthly payments of $3 or $4.50, according to the binding, d Ss hm Strap styles, with eut out pattern over the insteps. Gracefully arched insteps and curved heels. Kvery pair fit ted with the comfortable Red Cross wsoles, All widths and mizes, 24-Inch Switches, $4.98 Of Natural Wayy Halr, three separate strands, All-Around Transformations of hair, §2.98 EXPERT HATRDRESSING, shampooing, facial piassage wnd manicuring n our enlwrged halr oods purlors. Children's halr obbing. Appointments made by ‘phone. Any one who has enced the comfort which these flexible soles afford will never hesitate when a choice will, without exception, choose Red at $296 a pair, Here Is a Fine Lot of Dress Shoes For Women SOME OF THE snappiest styles we have shown are ready now for distribution. The Spring and Summer season of 1916 is well taken care of by the best manufacturers of Footwear, and here are some of their best. Women's Fine Dress Shoes, white calf tops and green kid vamps lace styles, high Louls heels, One of the newest pat- terns in vamps and heel foxing. All sizes, pair $7 50 We also have in stock all sizes In Gray, Ivory, White, Pearl and Brown Kid 8hoes, in the latest lasts and $7 50 patterns, pair experi Ornamental S8hrub and Rose Bush Bale Baturday. Saturday we will hotd our an- nual sale of Ornamental Shrubs and Rose Bushes, These are the same high grade field grown bushes that have made our bush and shrub sales famous in the past seasons, A great varlety to choose from, is to ‘he made, but Cross Shoes, Thursday, Judge Its Value for Yourself Look over the set at your leisure in the Book Department You will be satisfied, as we are, that the set is a household ne- oesslty, 1t publishers guarantee that it is Identical In word, article, map and illustration; printed on the same quality of In dla paper and manufactured by the same printers and binders as the Cambridge lssue. You will find It handier in size, beaut!- ful in appearance, saving In cost that you cannot afford to miss, Chocolate Day Thursday. Delicious Pompeian Bltter Sweets, pure, rich flavor; creamy chocolate, crushed fruit and nut centers; at all other stores, 40c; for Thursday— 25¢ Women's Union Buits, Save Time and Strength-- nm;1 %;.T for ':\(’v;mln mmpln :nd odd pairs n patent and dull Usually B50c, at 26c. “ ” . . leather, blue an avana brown kids. Worth to i thre vith f1s Buy a FREE Serng MQChlne $7.00 & palr, spealal $395 nn]rll”zrltllyt:l'l':‘id‘kr‘x‘('lt-sl, ‘;::‘ll\‘ Odds and Ends in Dress Pump ‘I ean’t work a machine—my doctor has forbidden worth to $6.00, will be marked me to operate one'’--This has been said by scores of women, day after day-—and doubtless would have been continued as a stock phraze if the introduction of the ““KFree' machine had not changed it all. Doctors recommend the ‘‘Free’’ Bewing Machine, because it is not necessary to pedal so hard that a woman becomes unduly tired, With the endorsement of scores of prominent physi cians, the “FREE" BSewing Machine Comes as a Boon to All Women who have hitherto felt that they were debarred from using a machine and were foreed to do all their necessary sewing by hand The ''Free" Is 8o Superior to All Other Machines that it has more than a dozen supreme points unap proashed by any other Machine on the market med top, lace trimmed; all \ jizes P, New and Beautiful Taffeta Dresses At $10, $16.50, $19 and $22.50 JUST WHEN Taffeta is the rage, we announce a sale of these beautiful Silk Dresses at prices that are within the Taffetta Dresses with plain reach of everyone. Choice variety of New in eombination chiffon and georgette, colors, plaids Easter is begin Dresses like Beautifully made and finished and now when ning to loom on the horizon, the opportunity to purchase these is one that no woman will care to let go by Sport Sklrts---Speclal Sale Special--New arrivals in Sport Skirts materials, checks, plaids. novelty " $5.98 to $10.00 ineluding a variety of weaves of all de - stripes OILS, BELTS, Electric Moters, los and all Sewing Machine Supplies at uul.l prices for this week, Attractwe Wall Papers ThreeRousing Bargain Days A Large Colisetion in sl eolors, sultable to voms and APARE PoaimA alde Ritohens Values to & special il 3c Our Bed Room Papers are plea who see them, and we l Th- G are adding new deaigns daily hone that are con t t than sver, with cutout borders and plain (e Aol Al Values '0 1. i 8%c Just revaived notice 1hAl we can reoeiie Bo more Plam Ostmeal Papers unisas doubled In prive. but our foreaight I this SaRes has BIVeR w8 & compleie sook In all solors For “hum we will diaplay all abades in Domestle Oatmenl Plain Papers Al styine of eut oat burdern to watch pwelal vol! 9C g 1o Thursday, Friday and Saturday The most remarkable offerings from this Basement Store in many months, You will do well to make a special trip to the store to share in these sales, - NO MATTER WHAT YOU WA It will save you time and money if you use REE WANT. \DS, - Entertainments - - Club Doings Campfire Girls to Give Welcome to One of Their National Secretaries Ty iiad | MIBS EDITH M, KEMPTHORNY | Locnl Campfire girls ave arranging a | Miss Kempthorne will tell all about tha | bl& colebration Friday In honor of Miss | sampfire girl movement, showing movies Bdith M, Kempthorne, ono of the na- | lof the girla in thelr campfire activities tlonal secretaries, (who will be In the ¥ A group of girls from local groups will elty on that day Miss Kempthorne demonmtrate tume the ceremonial | with the 1o in cos | work of the organization will have’ o council ul guardlans fn the morning will be given a big luncheon at noon, and | €. M. English, head of the recreation Wil meet the girls of the Campfire | work of the city, will also speak | &roups, of which there dre olght, in | The Misses Helen Buck, Glen Slaeper the aftornoon, The Ollve Brain, Bmma Kl Stallard, Bert big meeting in charge | Nelle Ryan, of Miss Kempthorne will be held In the | worth, Eleanor Vaughar evening at the Young Women's Chris- | Helen Garvin and Leecta Holdrege are tlan assoclation, guardians for local groups | Mra. K, Percy Teal of Philadeiphia, ibbs 18 president sident; Mra. W, W, Ca and Mrs, fee pr ecretary George ) | | Will Omaha Follow Suit and Dig Up [ michael i 01d Daguerreotypes of Its Hengerann,-HeaEe Forefathers, | i o Omahans at Excelsior Springs The following Omaha pe Arriva at the Hotel Snapp in Excelsior CURIO DEALERS QUITE ACTIVE Springs By MELLIFICIA==Apeil 5. | Mesnrs, and Mesdames Are there many daguerreotypes in | O. M. Smith ", G, Kellog. Omaha? G. R, Bummis 1. K. Schafer Mra, 8. 1, Mason First New York mad—then Minn of form and patte went daguerreotype | Miwe Trene (ollins, polis, always the model | Mr. W, M. Jeffers Iater cities, fo! Other Nebraska peopls At the Hotel m to lowed Auit Suapp are Mr, and Mrs, C. C. Hansen The daguerrcotyy are very preclous | of Grand Island, John A, Carroll of Fre | now 't you for only the well-to- | mont, Mr. and Mrs, A. B, McCrystal of Lincoln, A, G Mr, and Mrs Ings Peterson of Aurora and Willlam Brach of Hanst puld afford them some two and thre e YOeArs Aso They are hone file of the past soclal standing and rank of the family possess'ng them Old curio dealers in the east are ran- | With the Social Clubs, | #acking old corners of forgotten storing | A stag party was given In honor of place und one clever nc the T. B. C. club at the home of Miss Virginia Currier on the S8outh Side. Danc proofs clty manufs turing plant in New .hyw\ is put.ing out an excellent imitation Ing and music were followed by luncheon It great-grandma dian't have the money | Decorations were red and white, Those to sit for a daguerreotype to hand down | Present were to futures generations in an elegantly | , Mikses- Minses Nmd el | Teresn Tromp. Sutton ound ¢ and morocco, that 18 | At Reltor dd ngs | no reas scendants, who have | Anne Schinker Alexander K should | Hazel Jones | Fern Phi an anceatress in keeping with | {7 ARy | Berthn Wredc the _capability. to | be without P White Hazel Phinney Eather Nelson Blanche Grey o money thelr prescnt position Of courre, at present the real daguer e solling at a brisk ‘rate, but [ Tuesday Bridge Club, ep up, while the de- | The Tuesday Bridge club, one of tha ense |eard clubs which has taken up sewing o not had | for Leént, met this afternoon with Mrs erited posi- |John W, Redick to make garments for are making good salés of the like- |the Child's Saving Institute. The guests of thelr greal*grandmothers and |of the afternoon were Mrs, Paul Ga and the long‘departed gen- |1agher and Mrs, Charles E. Metz, The serve as.the pictureq | members are of—perhaps tife efficiont reotype !n..\ sup) mand will by Many other famil'es, who ! | the efficlency to maint=n | ndaunts tlewomen will now Ancestresses Mesdam Mesdames i o John W Walter Roberts, | progeny of their stable boy, or momo | Kl Vi, Barcon Mooy | Peasant in n far-off land who tiad naver | Louls Clark Arthur Keeline, seen a daguerreotyps, or if he had, wouli | Walter Roberts, Roas Towle John Madden Frank Keough, [ Pave charged it to the magio of satan. [*{fMRAGEN . Fran | But, in the meat there 15 no rea [ son that Omaha shouldn't shaw the real | §goial Gossip, "‘m. [/ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rarker left this | | morning for the Pacifie const | Honor Mrs. King. Mirs, Joseph M. Metealf returned Mon Christiar inlon of on | fornia Metcalt made several short held a far Tuesdn tripw wh n the Pacific coast, but kept " M1 o | An apartment at the Park hotel through n honor of W King, who lenye her stay with her slster, Mrs, Ada He k ‘& tiand, Ore. ' [ ' Cuntex Corps nnd Ponl Supper. e tor chapter of the Needlework Guild Meeting anink with the Gleorge A. Custer v [ John hursdny | Apriy *f f N placed at ea with M tor | AL, and the evening was spent In ) ea add A 1 mus T KUnste wore v "o Were w Mins Mary Traynor | HOTEL LOVAL | JSiici., tubrimi oOMANA A “'“’"'ul" B lStm Trade Specially mnu; ¥ Powier Nava i BLOO aud 8100 . » With Bath, 000 g L p Mowrina, | Cafe the Very Best e . Vopular Prives ond M Ly srop :|.nu‘|..\\. | » o [ PHOTO CRAFT SHOP | .50 " s ) iy . N A3 ARy M B bl FILMS Developed FREE rescent Club Plans When Purhiesd Pram U Al Dihare n”\lvvfl Yo . " Thursis y Peinte, 30 N ™ Ay Al hee Yo