Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1916, Page 10

¢ { i | 10 THE JEE OMAHA ~'HH1V\" A 1916, PRIL " oocwty Notes - CAMP FIRE GIRLS HAVE A LUNCHEON Make a Note of This When You Want CLOTHING ON CREDIT FOR MEN AND WOMEN AT CASH PRICES No Charges for Credit---See Table Decorations Are Most Unique with Lake and Canoes and Tepees NATIONAL SECRETARY 1§ HERE Wy MELLIFICI A Aprl) 7 Tha Kuardians of the different camps of the Camp Fire Girls in the eity met this afternoon after thelr council at a luneheon table that one might say was most pleturesqiely decorated, There were lakes with canoes and Indian figures st the peddies, siratehen of shore and wood Iand with tepees nd all sorta of Indisn 'I)() scanes and e In mintature Foven the place cards were Adifforent, looking 1o SOUTH 15 5T portaction s It they were little hurne edged bits of breh bark hat just ha 2DO0RS NORTH paned 1o be blown slong the table, on Of DOUGLAS to ench cover The uffalr W on 1 Young This Ad i» Good for $1.00 in Tride Women's Christinn moclation and with & $10.00 Purchase or Over, to honor the visit of Misa Wdith 8 Sucoessor to Bentley Clothing Co. Kempthorne 10 Omaha, Miss Kempihe gave & sk aftor the Junchieon which EASTER MILLINERY FOR THE MOST CRITICAL A large and splendid assortment of spring styles, representing price of fashion for 1916, No what your type, you will ficulty In finding here (he heart’s desire A Remarkable Collection at $3.50, $5.50, $6.50 avery a matter have no dif hat of your No need to go without a new bonnet now. Just pay me a small amount down and h0e per week and the hat is yours, B 1417 Rouglas ened 1o 15th and Douglas Are You Ready for Easter? $15 $1850 Kach sale lot contains every every desirable shade to be found this season. The styles find elsewhere at $8.00 to $10.00 higher, offers you the greatest Suit values we have ever gi in a sale before Easter, and every woman who inte buying a Spring Suit owes it to herself to attend. of New Silk Suits--- We won't give lengthy descriptions of these Suits. popular material and will compare favorably with those you This sale Sale Starts Promptly 8:30 A. M., Saturday, April 8 A Wonderful Showing For Saturday We Offer a Wonderful and Timely Sale of WOMEN’S EASTER SUITS Most Remarkable Values in Omaha ven nds = b e ing the W haen srz 50- sm $17.50 shapes from the famous wakers of MONOUNRAM MATH tables o e Bew bg sale luding Twe priee, in |,,.. sur Hatn, asg well s others for CHher street of dress wear Thin sale o positively for Baturda iy and siters th N ne & DDU AS Fashion’s Favorite Garment for Spring We have one of the largest stocks of 8ilk Sults In Omaha, No weave, no color, no model { » new but what you'll find it here We show taffeta, silk faille, gros de londre, poult de soie and silk poplin in every one of the new shades Prices of Silk Suits— $25, $30 $35, $45, %00, $60, %70 \ R 3 s gy Sme y ) Smart Spring Coats bale of Dr(-ssvs Positively the Greatest At Any Price You May ’ Pre-Kaster Sal Have Mind 'w‘,", $17.60 Values We never had prettier Spring ’flpnn‘. Hats A Gsup A Jargeecdts v Iy g Npeeial 1ot Whit hineh v " s oals, Mk coa k r Saturday obls s of t) the . pe wonderful group new and eloth T YAry o | Hpring Dresses, Herges, Tattets 1] Chine some n $7.50 Soing Wt g " saes from 14 “" Pwe Bale Lots of q et s 32,95 " Phoenis Nilk .e for Women Pink, Mue, Cham Hronse, Navy. Wlach 75¢, $1.00 £ Hving as she has in Alasks and pla Minnen finnan K. M. Kempthorne, 1eeta Iloldreg York Viva Hands nell Kluffs MHelen Luwrer ialen Puok len Kieape 4lia Hyen Nive Hraft Kmma Ellawort Pleanor Fiall Heriha Vaughsn Helen CGarvir mesting At the "Y' tenight, when M Kampthorne and Mr, ¢, M, Vnghiwh, rec | reation Alrector for the city, will be 1) Taira Girls' Leap Year Party | The Tatra CHelw olub gave u leap year | AAncing party at the Prairie Park elub house Wadinesda avening, Ted and| aroned dr, and Mrs, V. M. Cla i Minnen UG Ruth Knapp ormn Moge | Wiuthine Douglas, (Hiadys Croc JAnnatts Harsh Anrthe Clark Vrnnces Waterman, Allee Cur Laovine Craighend (Hndyn Bunn Yoberta Conite fiidred Hungate, | Hylvin Hoves nea Buile Halen Trein ahal Veress Ardix Arrie Creern Jokn fone Tyih Carotine Mille Madeline athieen Giveer Ninifeed Dolur NVinitred Potter Visle Dolan, uby Jones Winitrad Tra fnrguret (orn Mentrs Mansrs Iawrance Peacock, [tex Flwood inrry: Mola, Ciarence anie Hohert (Inyk Pen Peebion Morria Ofle harles Moriart 1 Robinnor Inyds Ahimenne | Wil Hobaris, Ferold Laovelo | Guy Willlume 1gy Horton Porter Allan Haurold Nelwor o awirveve Tod Holomor Floyd Paynier [ Wani Ivamy won Troman Redfield o | Vincent #) ¢ | //‘ Laonard v Raed Zimmerman /- I, ¥, Lateeh Hars Whock! IMoME um:n Pal Hungate Krnest Btechrk o we Douginn 110x Yack Lorimer A 4 | OF- MR, GENEY () CLAJLE J P | COCK OF OMAHA WTTOM M INE Comus Club Notes Mra. George Morris was hostess Thu MARY W 0 Any afternoon nt her home for the Comus | wARHING Af U the time club, The affalr was kiven an wdded in-| o S R SR terest by the presence of Mrs. Morrls mother, Mw, W. ¥, Jones of Grand |27 called upon (o f s example of Imand, who » colabrating her weventy. [ Mollle tche sroine of Hevo firet birthda niversn Anothet [ tlon, they will be resd ordar to guent of ‘the wfternnon was Mre. O, 1o | make sure of that, they urs preparing to Meyers, iater 10 the hoktess, Prizes wers|open w military Instruetion camp ot won by Mra. J, W, Mood, Mrs, Charles | Washington, 1. (*, Ma Thers women Vvernon, Mrs, Chinrles Lanstrom, Mra. J | and girls | bo instructed fn tecties, 1", Larmon and Mrs. Ceorge Morris. The | cipher communieation, wik-wakging elubh will meet next Thursday afternoon, | wireless telegraphy, selentific cookery April 2, with Mrs, Oryillo Jennings firat aid to the Injured and other my Jects of ume n war time Sigma Nu Smoker Women and girls prominent In societ The omata aliimnt ciapter of the Bgma | 4707 and ""“'““"r fB 16 beii pa Nu fratarnity will hdid their monthly | 0" sitions) politieal clrclon attend smoker (his evening at the Uniyersity |7 "% ¢ » elub &t § o'cloek. The affair 1o Stricuy| SMOUE (IO PIEEREADE I P P """, intormal and eAch member is only ex.|®™' Miss Ruth Hitcheock, daughter « peetad to bring hin plpe Mra. Imanc W. Carpenter This In by Personal Mention, Inat yoar at school Mr, and Mrs. Clarke Powell moved into| Mre. Lo J. Herzog and Miss Vay 1ler thelr new Home Wedriasdsy 20k of Mloux City will arrive in Omaha Mr. Isaac Carpenter, Jr. s expected | Bunday to be the guests for two waeks Nome from Harvard on Thursday to|of Mrw. Herzog's mother. Mra, Hersok spand one week with his parents, Mr, and | and Miss Herzog niso will bo the guests for a few days of Mrs. amuel Katz at Amateur Musica] Club ternoon st the home of Mr (eorge (' Melntyre. A program was given by Mrs It's Only Two Weeks Away N0y Kennoty, w3, Maenay and Mra. Melntyre The membors of the club sinee Ity reorganization sre Mesdames fandnme 1. V. Whitmore Gilbert M. Hiteheod (George (', MeIntyre, T 1. Mahons A Kenned George Harker, Ir Harry NI 1. Root Harry Bt Henry e N, P Dodge, Belle von Manafelde | Little Bridge Luncheon Club Aétaal Cure Made By Ground Gripper Shoes Hiie W BURT & Go Painntons - Wirika for Modion Bosk, g The Ground Gripper Surgical (| Shoe s everybody's for foot health and foot rellef, Cures the most flat | of fallen arch extreme AN callouses bunions foot corns an NErYe Pressire FOR MEN AND WOMEN Comes In High or Low Shoes, Free Demonstration, Exclusive Agents, Walk-Over Boot Shop T SOLTH (6th STHYRY - Entertainments - 10 SELL FLAGS 10 HELP THE BELGIANS | Saturday and Sunday to Be Belgian Women Have Military Training : Camp at the National Capital ) | | room and tatle were dscorated with aweet Maubel Garmley, Flag Days’ for "Daughters” | All Over Country, SEVEN Noonday Club Will Oppoge Road Bonds FHOMIPBON AND MWisi RUTH TTeL CALLIE HOKE SMITH AND MI88 f()r Douglas (‘Oflnty Henator €, M. Hitcheock of Nabrasks; ’ 1 The Noonday e)uli At itk mdting at (he Mrn, James M. Thompson, dalighter of Commerelal club went on racerd sk heing | Wpenker Champ Clark: Miss Callle Hoke CENTS SUPPORTS ONE - Club Downgs STEWART WHITE WINNER OF PRIZE Is Awarded Prize for Best List of Reasons Why Omahans 8hould Join Commercial Club, TWO0 HUNDRED IN THE CONTEST I'odn and nduy are MBéigian J. #tewart White of the Cady Faturday and Kunday Are Beigian | [ amber company was awarded the Fiag Dnyn " All over the countty DAUKD. | 425 onisq offered by the Commercial tere of tha American Revolution will sell Helginn fiagn for 7 chith, the cont | Cluh for the best list of seven rea- | of toon for one dextit ta: gernon in Bel- sodg why men should belong to the (Klum for oné cav, Aatutliny 18 KIN® | o mereig) efub of Omana | Atbert's birthany and Ahe appaal 1o ob perve thin day ok Dalginn relist sma Over 200 persons had entered the nates from (e pras dantigsnorAl of the contest, This made a total pf over Daughters, Moa' WEREM Commink® |« 460 vaugons for the committes to Sary of New Norl, . Bpscial prayers will ‘e aftévad /1n soive on Munda conslder, After repeated mestings, The foed and thing far t'he 800000 | axtending over u period of some il popila i pira Belglom end o ugyy the committes finally decided northern Fra furtiishad through e ‘C. R, B Phe Commiaslon for R | 16 contest at noon It 1 Palg) Three milllon of these | The prize s awarded to the man who people nie antirab v partly dapsndent | has more of his ressons mccepted than upon charlt ] nead of help Wikl any other contestant, This doss not mean ontinie ntil the A ove Ther that all of his seven reapons wers Ac B no othe w1na which help, ¢An | cappea e went tho atrickan pAople. Anf ‘ex Honorable mention s given by the et 10 ’ T thay musl peribh | agme 16 1 15, Wallace, Mins 1, Beliman, The sinount received In (o be Ubed 101 | 1y y g s rhin, Manley M. Tosewater, hoth food and clothing part 8 1he | p s suleas, Miss Tone C, Dufty, Viotor | #ppeal White, G, W. Noble, ¥, ¥, Mollin and ¥ Piease e it 1o Al petaenk A | A Chamberlain epring (AR that RABIUM o nael am- | L To0 suing are the seven ressons phasizes nur nead foy prepared ¢ Bonn e malt not hpnended 1o stra | 8CCOD1OA by the committas of fudges; 1 ry ol BTty pong 198 s&hibre Beanuns thers (s no other organiss Mermbars of (he (% 1heal ohapters, | 10N that centors ail ita energies fnto the the Omuha nnd Maler Ihaae wndier | UPbUIAINE of the Indiyvidusl and eolleg dinpters, handan by Mrs, V. N Btealght | UVE business interests of Omahs. And Mra. Willlam Arohibald &mith, ha Becaine the Commereial glub estad apent the week selling (Neke tiAgs | 1in)ien and develops new markets and lo Pugane Van Voorhies, & raprasentative | cAtes new industries in Omaha of the Walglum Hallef cominiasion, has Patablishes New Markets, been In tha city askisting in the Pacnuse the Commereinl elub fntellf kontly divects the united Influence of fta mbmbark; it brings elenrly to the people's rapreentatives in natlonal, state and 106Al offican the opintons of Omsha's business inen; 1t watches clossly any con | templatad leminlation 1ikely aftect Omaha'n Interasta, The stronger the club, the more potent It volce whll be, “Becaune It halps protect Omahe sgainst njust discrimination and unfalr compe opposed to the county ronda Hond insie jumt ¥ -,H'm ',;,, ‘f‘,‘m .‘JH¢ nator Hnlv: l‘mu:, The publle affalts committae of the!titlon; fte traffic burewu secures relief and Miss Mary #Vileo " om rates prejudicial to you X A Rreat-grand- | 0 the chaleman, Alvin John. | [TOM tates prefudicial to your interests duughter of President Anfrew Jaekson pon, presented a reholution recommid The women will wear a upiform of s fiannel blouse, khaki skirt, brown | & that all memberd of the arkanization boots and the cavalry typs hat of hrown | YO1# Against the bond ssue, voloihg the falt, They #ili live in tents, sach of | 4ame ressons for ita oppoMiion to the which will contain five cots, five Areas. | Provosition as did the Commercil club ni tables and flve amall mirvors, The | enl Estate exchange and other organ 7atlons w offlcers ot 'the NoondAy chub eamp will be & vded At night by pleked for men from the Washington pollce fores he camp of the National Bervics achool, | the coming year were alected and in an It im cntled, will ba i a ten-Aers fiald | stalled as follows: President, P, A, BEd given for the purpose by Benator Franels | avist; vice president, Arthur Le Paimér Newlands of Nevada wecretary, Harry O, Palmer Johnaon The field In near treanurer, Columbla and Chevy | J. 1. The new president of tha organization I5 the Bwedish conmul In Omaha Plans wero discussed for the conven thon of Swedish singers, which will be fnshionable Chase eliubs, Fortnightly Bridge Luncheon elub,” It wlls itaelf “the little elub,’ & term of J a disticotion rather than & (itle, The dlub r.-"m‘ nt :h:v m.mnl:,yzm'v’v n.‘ ;lquf, I::I met thin afternoon with Mrs, George | ¥Pich 0 being backed financially by the Noonday club, quires The annuval meeting was attendod by over seventy-five members, Chicago Singers | Charter a 8peoial Train to Omaha of the first of the slngers coming to the Bwedish Unlon Singers' agsocintion, to be held in Omaha June 1941, han been anneinced. The Chi ako Hinging mocloly, 16 membets, has arranged with the Milwaukes for a ape clal train that will reach Omaha June 18 Entertains at Luncheon, Mre. M. M. Heptonstall gave a luncheon at her home this afternoon., The dining pean, Thowe Mesdamen Guorge Porter M, M. Heptonstall Minson Martha Powell, present were Mendnmes Hugh Wallace Misnon Margnret Hamliltoy The who are On the Calenda | Miss Lula Houek will entertain three | tables nt an afternoon bridge at har homs | Tuesday for Kuest, Mrs, Bernard | Henry IKemper of Chicago The association meeting in expected to TRAVELS THROUGH IOWA | bring from 1,30 1o 180 singers to Omahe WITHOUT SEEING ONE CAR | for the thire duu’ meet. The pince of meeting t been deelded upon, but A W miles through the waalth. |1t 18 likely that the concerts will be held {oxt wection of Towa, & state famous for | N the Auditorium. Chorus muging will its large number of motor cars, without | be the rule, though there will ba a large | meoting n single automobile wam the !number of sololsta and several quartets steange experience, or, ut least, what he | The aingers coma from the area | onul d one, of 1, Heming of Pipa- |the lakes and the Rocky mountAins me, Minn., who paased through Omaha Me, Heming wd that In his yoarn of | DBT" orial Scream wutomoblile touring he had nevér co »n-d B Enlists in Navy ection of the country without meeting At least & fow By and this, he. ré Faur W Frase of Parmington, Minn aeked, in lowa Wit Ite reputation of enlisted in the navy As & pital ap A motor car for every dosen or o people. prentice at the local recruiting station The Pipestons touriat reported the roads Karl s the most immaciulate youth, the n oxcellent con most striking exponant of tha sartorial N UAMGAG dloaynoracies of thée late Neau Brum GOES TO KANSAS CITY TO mel who ever eniiated At thia station FUNERAL OF LYLE GRIFF'N e oked ke me f thesa nifty haps you sea In the clothing ads. s Griftin, weneral agent for the | oopeoiie fitting blua ault, his pink shirt thwestern at Portland, Ore for a with PFren h fin and Innny Iinks e aasistant goneral frelght ament |y yii handkerchiof ping from hi re " mpanied b Mrs, Griffin, war breast pocket, his Iatest style " e oty Thursday nighlg envoute 1040 o jaunty angle. Al hespoka dressy san It golng ther 1o httend the | u. He had ne of these white allk al of hia brother, Lyle Qrittin. The | piubens around hin neck. Most mer iy W ko Batavin, 1L, 18| don't aven know W (Kol 48 for rial NOF, Kenney, Wi jonked right on Barl. With ha fin nd Fred Fogal, all of the | gamplexior M @ O¥0n ANd RAniA AN e and al A frisnds of | gile. Farl seemied more fittad t \ Apanied and Mea s m . MArn MARN f th Saturday Is Children’s Day at Fry’s-- Brigk the Mittle folks 10 A and th Family Shoe Store tomorrow st IR o Ihem oul with & new pale Ahoes from aup blg slock You will find here the haat, 1a b and sylen A hiah poer UL $1.50 to ATy and In favor of cition your competitor in other Develop Civie Pride, Becaune your acqualntance with pro Eronpive business men 18 & decided namet youy with men ns energetf ambitious and shrewd as you are will broaden your viewpoint and your co-oper atlon with thess men for Omaha's ad vancement will develop yourself and your el “Becaune the Commereial aliub adver. tihen Omaha's advantages, growth and promperity to the world through its mem bers and fts publieity buresy “Mecniuse of the elub privileges to s | membern; ftw handsomes and commodious s restaurant where the fam contact pride quarters | ilias and guests of members, may bs en tertnined; its public affairs where prominent men of affairs speak its membarship cards admit to every fm portant Commercial club in the United Miates Cupid Stubendorf Relates Few Laughs luncheons, Funny occurrences take place every once In & while in ths office of tha marringe llcense clerk at the court houne I get at least one lavgh & 68y, as perts “Cupld’ Stuebendorf. The other day a blg fat woman of about M years came in, leading & short, slim kid of about 21, 1 thought he was her grandchild, or something (Hmme me & marriags license,' she says to me For yourself or your son? T mays *'You darn fool!' she snaps, and pick ing up her man by the arm, she rushes awny. As ahe gets to the door she turns aroundn and gives ms a dirty 100k, ‘You'ra entirely too fresh, young man. If you don't appreciate my patro age I'll Just go momewhers else whers they do Tast wesk n woman of about B camas in with & youth and got & marriags \Iv»vmr Juple of youns Iawyers were stand ink around, 1dly wondering who to sus next, when the woman suddenly yellel out Just write our ages down an ‘over 91° pleane, 1 don't want them smart-Alsek raportera to put It in the paper that U'm taking & chicken home to raise Marriage lcensa records shhw that in the last six months more 4 women | NWArEYIng N men than ever be fore hazards "Cupld. " + Re puhhcmm Hold Rally at Florence o Ans of once held & hig \ . Fagles hall Thursday nig dor 1 o ot plew Anism aw pound \idrieh, N, ) . w, M) . . and othe b ' anted A ™ Y g ™ "™ \ MR, AND MRS, C, N. DIET2 ARE BACK FROM FLORIDA o . A al and N N . Sraann . A s 1o \ o™ Wq)