Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1916, Page 8

% { ! e | Society Notes - 'k B EE OMAHA, - Personal Gossip - WJUNE BRIDES HERE NOW NUMBER SEVEN, More Engagements Announced Dur- ing Lent Give Promise of Many Bocinl Affairs SOME MAY BE QUIET WEDDINGS | By MELLIFICIAceAprl] 10 Just why have so many pretty walted untll Lent 1o announce thelr en gagoments’ One particularly pretty a one girl 1s holding back the news until almont the very ndve week 'y would ' But, why #hould not the engaged & be entitled 10 n (ittle rest and think and plan hefe e nuptial rush, so well dey M Georgs Warr Meiluteheor ' dolightiul novels, 1t 1n renlly vey re ful te be lnunched upe " \ an engagad girl In Le p seven June or es/ immes by among the younge rin= ¥ Maekny, 1dn Dariow. 1 Valll, Heien Epen / June Brown, The question will be doing for them bet and June? There nre e than hin atioat that 1wo of th by events w be big affairs, snd o double wed ding. One of the saven brideg-to-be ’ WAL ogenly expressed her 1o elope o b i all over wit t fuse und e nK, mys ) ow Bpeaking of big weddings neama | 01 the srowing more the usage in the east and |And the r sasterly middle west to have quiet home |"0E 10 offalys and many of the smartast giris in Chicago will be marvied this spring and Iy ery quistly In the presence of only thelr immedinte relat) A wise old matron who knows every My aro at home after I0 FREMONT MAM Interest in Chicago Society, and Mrs. Howard M, Spaulding. 0 meveral wesks to Palm Beach and Ne w York also Man O‘MHA AIRL WHO WAS WEDDED | </ or | opailidimg's abl ra 1] where they ylsited Mr nged grandmotlier Mr. and Mre Kdward 1, Cudal vent to (‘adfornis some weks ago, prob will remnln fm the west until earl ne, ‘Whey nrepecupying active house at San M suaLrin of Bgn ¥ ineo, wh Thovmnn Vesy Wedding 1an Cmrrie Delle Vesy, daughter of |r- ¥. Venry and sister to Mr. C. E Vesy, was married Faturday afternoon ‘n' at 4 o'cloek to Fremont of GROWING WITH GROWING OMAHA \___'flu Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes, Unusual Offerin paign. Garden Tools Full size, high-grade D-bandle shovels and spades, full polished, for - 89¢ 4Tine Spading Forks. 59¢ 19¢ up from, (Brandes ¥ tlons, Full #ize Garden Hoes, speclal Garden Rakes, speclal, Floor Paint, Lawn Rakes, worth 4bc, Screen Paint, Pruning Shears ’ well-made Wood Tray Full size, fon Wheelbarrows ............. $1.80 Pull size light Bteel Tray Wheel | lon ... barrows Furnfture Varni Full size G rdrn Barrows, with re- movable sides $3.40 Double Galvanized Poultry Netting, lasts twice as long; 2-inch, In full rolls, per 100 square feet, T8¢, Cut lengths, prr 100 square feet, for Bcreen v\.n twr square foot. for ............ long stock, for Diamond "C" Houv special, 10 bars nhlhn .~Im\p. ’Nnd;), lg bars for ., Wool Boap, price, b bars Don't be the great come to the plete stocks of all the best day store Arrives, A wanderty eivable Tuesda per Inciud L hine are llh ne hildre furned we Women's B ble soles Appar WARY .»\. v M infaction with every ca House Paints, per gallon Washable Flat Finish, gal per gallon per quart. ... Very best Floor Varnish, |u-y kal- ah, Triple thickness, Varnish Brushes, 40c values 3% inch Wall Brushes, Bpecial male on our Ramt) Weady half gl 2.08 Sapoline Gold Paint, 26c size.1D¢ 1%-rich Varnish Brushes double now Easter Is Only 11 Shopping Days Away il w»m.‘m Wi },wn i ™ Bt »1 | . mn Paint--Paint . 82, Very brnl lmrrlur \nnnnh per gal 82,50 c [ rlnil- unrH\ 3%-Inch Wall Brushes, pure e Regular 80c values, - B9e Soaps and Household Necessities Pearl White Soap, 10 bars 20-Mule Team Borax, 11b. pkg. . 9o Household Ammonia, bottle Liquid Veneer, 60c size bottle 200 e | Wizard Floor Oll, 50¢ size 34c¢ 20¢ looking backward with regret when Prepare vou can depend upon and om READY We have on sale in the Basement Shoe Department a wor derful variety of footwea very unususl prices Men's Women's and Childeen's Shoes and Boys vilk be on M \ 1 A\ NN e . \ A AMA, OAK oa pa A ep Aot W . “mm‘ i Brand House very drop In thoroughly et propor o0 of wat 12¢ thay Mop Sticks, specially priced. . Full size Wash Boards. .. Clothes Lines, 26c values. . Carpet Beaters, heayy and well MRGO . ssgesossnis . oo8c Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, 2 cans e e T 15¢ 6-foot Step Ladders Kzy Mop Combination--2 1 can of ofl; " for T'in wo Johnson's Floor Wax, 11, can.29¢ San{-Flush, Old Imhh ( 1\ Bollers with copper worth $1.68, for Tin Bollers with copper $1.79, rth s for “Clean Up”’ Days For the Garden and the Household SPRINGTIME--Clean Up Time indoors and out--Here are Utilities and Utensils that will be most effective for this Clean Up time cam- It is more than a personal idea--it is a civic moveméent nnd every good citizen in Omaha shou'd heed the call and **Clean Up."” : House Cleaning Items Any be Bcrub Brush, Any 10¢ Berub Brush, One lot of Galvanized Pails, while last . .. for regular $1.76 values, Wine ¥irihood, Laonore Brow of Miss Janet Vincent Mes. Wiklinm A, Vin wny Parker Mond. prit 1o Bt dames Epleeo m fra, Licyd Canby, an A nmsiron or, andy by Mew, Chares T Vinear terdndnw. Mew, Howard 1. Spauld §r. Mios Kllen Barker, awter of 11 P nd Min Fhil'p Rydr he bast mnn, and 1 i) harl w R Vincent, bioth 1 b 1Aoyd Canby, Milien's Kin Robirt Hammond apd Mowar) ne, o The wedding will he ) € the tanhlonable Fdster evn | eremony thi@n will 1e on A reinia hotel Kil'er or bam cfbon v ped he o Miss Filizabath Congdoy gundt of Mise Barke ,ffnphrum Parties The Ho nia At the M hapter of the thin afternaon far thelr venefit card party, The nuninted Merdnmes and (Georke Mr, Only u Wallace G few ‘i H!IM."MV"‘I‘ 11 A MIOI“W\I nn f mnl L T ‘rl I\ special, 3¢ Tuesday .7 14c¢ be 19¢ 19¢ 67¢ mops and P8¢ hottoms, 8$1.29 bottoms, $1.39 cans Taffy Day Tuesday Fresh eream all Angel flavors quality delicious. full Food Taffy, Regular 10¢ pound 10c Pompeian Room Grouped at One Price $1.95 Patent and dull Women's High Nhoes and 4 W Anolher Lot of Shoes Shoes---At Special Prices In a Great Basement Sale Oxfords and | T Other Romlrhblo Offcrl e "} ' MY $1.95 $l 95 $l 95 MmooA \ el and Nid $1.00 69c Thornton fmmediate elntives ware present at and Mrs enldents ort ok \ | 1 1 of Neligh They o after w ( June 1 at Fr edding trip ymaha before o home For Dr, Jones Miss Jeanettc McDonald, chaimun o ye educational commitiee of the Orama ‘’ will e Al dinner at her 1 evening for Dr, (3vernse University of Nebrasks | efore the Drama r | f " no " ” A nal bank, Miss MeDonald Il be mngsted by Miss Edith Tobit e " plnced for Mr. and Mra, Willlam ¥, I juernsey Jon Munes ar Iiny'e Jemnette MeDonald U!anK nach e cvoning at preceding | ehambe | Mrn. Jone | preceding ward | At Mg o, 41, Pred dinner a in t the lect Tuesday matiie wVening Ma TUKSDAY, APRIL - Entertainments -:- will be at B th he nach he for Henssclner han reservationn Mr, € B, Walbach for elgh avening's performance Mr, ( | reservations for eight The Ceno club has twenty tons for Fridny svents M. and Mrs wive a double Nisanrs, and John T, Btewnr Glan Wharton Fred Jiamiiton \ Minken Mirnes Kllzabeth Dain friends, M with o »#mal r. Frank Boyd guests in the banquet | | Art Exhibit Notes, The water eolors seem more than keep. ng thelr own in popularity st the ex: A L ne Bugenie Whitmore will oceup: Whitmors box | party will have after | tiing 1 their | Fling Al home h J, Van wix and At the Melora Dain the of W% hibit of northwestern artists now holding in the publi tures about to be mold hostess todny exchanged places wits The Rowe Mra who Wiilliam Howard Garratt Rose's place next Mon ratt taking an inatead of todn Ainting Mre Ibrary are In in Mirs han Mra Rose are; Two of the ple waters Halleck ¥ M v, Oar Among those ns Mandamen Meadnmen John D, Hussle, aries MeDonald Vdward 1,, Burke JTN) Baldrige Past Hospitalities. The O, and . B, Thimble club held thelr regular meeting at the home of Mre. V. R, Kroupa, Friday afternoon, A musical program luneheon Mendames— 1. Holin M. Hirse G, W Arm Counell ¥ was kiven oy K. Nel e V. R Sorority Annual Banquet The annual banquet of the sorority the Lincoln hotel members present were Mesdnmes hols Jenn Nic Misnes vda Banbor: Greennugh Mendarr Mispen Dalla Ric Les Amies Club Notes, Miss May folls Agnens Nells her home Saturday afternoon Amies Whist club. Prizes were Mesda I, M Atking day afternoon Atking April 22 Personal Mention. My guest Springe. Mra, Ewing Brown is spending a couple | weaks of Bprings Miss Myrtle George T. at the Elms hotel At Hotel Colfa Brady Alpha ywed by Krouph Among the Omaha A. B, Culliwon Rasmussen was hostess at | to Les won by Gerhard and Bugene | club will next meet Satur- | with Mrs, Fugene Wilson of Omaha s a Excelsior X, Mineral is recovering from “This Is the Kind | Want!” "Mothertried al Ve hnews wh s ! Anows how 10 gt g wholesame bakiogs » bakeday = how 10 ™ Baking Powder money aroid bakeday sorroms s, She likes the wonderful leavening o Poseivad My 5 Al economy Calum n vn.‘hqm Ly v e Ain Pond of CALUMET BAKING POWDER “Don't think the Baking Pondery ounow u s best 1.“: Awerdy 1916, MISS PHYLLIS SEARS whose engagement is announced | 2 \ n mevere attack of grip and expects be out in u few Mr. W. Varns Webster and son Omuhn are | My | todur wont of Mr end Nin 1. from Aust on a whort Dofroodt Litarally speaking, & steady stream of Omahaus visited the exhibit of north- | western artists In the museum at the | pub Worury Bunday wfternoon, 'The hostessen In charge of the display which (s belng given vans auspleen of the Omaha Soclety wan eapocially | Arte | taet of the 1arge “pirited voting leaders stand most popular worl B, 8. Paxdon “Peonies. cC. N Dietz, evidence as art. collectior “A Nor'wester E 8 Dietz Paxaon The one. | his home among the | the Eima hotel, ¥ daye m Smith and Mr new xcol8o) O Minn Hunday cro | continyies in the | 1arity contest, no change, howaver was held Baturday evening at| noted in the positions In which the thres ‘“The Cabin Mother,’ the brush of Ada Walter Shuls, still has a comfortable lead over the other two ke, “His D and Gertrude president of the | board and one of the ‘most loyal Omahs pAtrons of art, visited the and before he left his check book was In nother addition made to his a striking painting in ofl of an Indian type from the brush of was purchased by Mr, | Tndian in of the old runner- | #cout type of the Red river country fa- miliar to the west of yesterday quizzled expression and one eye partly | closed, and wearing a plcturesque look ing fur cap, the study is an interesting Mr. Dietz already has several can vases of Indlan and western subjects In Ms, B ¥ Jack George o arrivals 'Many Visitors Art Exhibit at the ! Library Sunday| efiance,’ under the of Fine gratitied over the ywds popu belng from | by J. Barnes 1ibrar OMAHA POSTAL CLERKS PICK THEIR DEL EGATES The following Omaha clerks nave been | state conven Hurley, elected delegaten tlon of postoffice Em!l Louls D, Mote, Lawrence D, Dy hairman of the Bandhauer to the clerka: J " exribit again, With Walter Anderson Harlow ¥. Meyers and| hrbers, the last belng delegation OMAHA TAWYER GOES TO 10WA TO GET MARRIED L. B Day, well-known Omaha was married at Oxford Junction { Miss Neva Grimweod of Oelwein, In They will return to Omaha Mr. Day s & member of the of Pratt & Day HE LABEL O HAT TRLLE WHA it nE Byl T uf Don’t Be F ooled Ask Your Dealer Why He Does Not Use His Bottlyl Own Alamito e ne Mk White walas ‘08 Dairy | ana in Boston to Bayard Tuckerman, jr., Son of Bayard Tucker man of New York. She is heiress to $3,500,000. s W/WWWWM Drama League May Bring “Caliban on the Yellow Sands” « the aliban on Yellow nds’ 1a the name of the Percy Mackaye $hakespear ean torcentenary masque Lo be produced n New York next month, which the Om ak Drama lcague hopes 1o bring here in November, Misa MeHugh ol dent of the lkague, hopes that the local eague will be able to send a representa ve to York when the masque in | put on to witness the prodiction and, if | poseible, arrenge fow M8 Omaha appesr ance This masque is based on Bhakespoare s “The Tempest” and deals with the devel opment of the drama, In jt Prospero #h Caltban (his and on the yellow sands of time ap the different Bhakospearean characters, In the end Prospero dimcloses himself as the great master Jimseit. If this production cannot be brought here, the Drama leaguc has masquo it con put on with several hun dred local pergons participating, 1t will be at the Auditorium, ninla turs Btratfordtown will be bullt and other Interesting things In the life of Fhake will be pletupéd another where a Apeare |BELLEVUE STUDENTS TAKE UP BEE'S PUZZLE CONTEST Bellevie tors college students and instrue are teawing thelr deeply-rid with the Bee's new Bhakespearean Khortly after the morning pa you could have seen braing puzzle pers came Hunday young men In Hamiiton hall seratching thelr cars with stub pencils, scribbling Heem-l-e-t—22-38-2 -8 or pullin| down from the coples of the works of the immortal bard One young savant after a little work Sunday evening found thirty-four names another followed close upon him Waelr Dobbin of the freshman class and Clint Day, his classmate, formed the cen- | |died Bunda bookcase shelves dusty | ter of n busy clrele of puzzlers and ex- | pect to hand early date DR. FOX TO TALK T0 OMAHA BUSINESS MEN WEDNESDAY United States ex of the Club Domgs ‘CHASE TETRAL " SLOGAN FOR WEEK Police Force Helps Heal'li Office in Serving Notices on Property Owners MAYOR URGES ALL T0 GIVE HEED Kugel of the de partment of police, sanitation and public safely, directed Chief of Po Hee Dunn to instruet every member of the department {o co-operate this voek In the clean-up campaign. As they walk thelr beats patrolmen will notify householders cumulations of rubbish from alleys and hack-yards A record will he kept of the notices served and fol Jow-up work will be done after a reasonable time whall bave elapsed, guperintendent to remove ac Citigens are advined not to be alarmed it the jow A pollceman walking through their alleys Menlth Commissloner Connell recom nended that the policemen should agsis this wor The regular health in spectors are the fob, but there are not many and the Lask of covering more thun thirty-one square miies of terr! tory In u big one Clean-tp Week In Vaot, Mr. Kugel Ia Interested jn the efforis of the health comminsioner (o make th A cleancip week In fact as wel i tancy. He belleves the school teacher ould do mueh by inspiring the children o take an Interest in this movement to make Omaha a “‘spotless oity Tha hyglens mection of the new colirse of study permits the inclusion of object lewnons on clean-uip week into the regy Inr lessons, ' Chalrman Sturgess of the Welfars hoard said This s a matter which affects the general welfare of the oty ond | am wure it should interest every child aud adult, Wa should give thought ot vidding the interiors of our homes of acoumiiations of worthless materials Lot us chase the dirt and Aust and put our house in order befors the warm senson In upon us office will serve as & clesr for who wish to hail rubbleh and householders wishing ser fean of haulers Mayoy Dahlman urges that Omah heed of the governor's roclams for n general clean-up this week The health ik liovse thons Diphtheria Claims Its Third Vietim in Plachek Family Three deaths within a week marks (he toll of diphtheria in the home of Mr and Mre, Emil Plachek, 014 BouthTwen street, Houth Side. A week ng> Jennie ani Kose, aged 10 and 12 years, re spectively, died from this disease 4 Bunday morning KEmil, Jr., aged 6 y piccumbed o the aame ilinees, A fourth child now Ves seriously Il with the dis eane, which proved so fatal to the oth ers, and s not expeeted to live, Fu neral services for Jennie and Rose wers held Bunday and services for Kmll, )i were held at 11 thie mornink Burlal was In Laurel Hill cemetery TWELVE NEW SCARLET FEVER CASES IN TWO DAYS Friedn Bostteger, 12 yoars of age, resid ing at #17 North Thirty-ninth street of searlet fever The following new cases were reported o'clook g |during the last forty-elght hours Karl Bchell, 4706 Martha Halley and’ Helen Zorn, 488 Mayber Frelda Boetteger, 4417 North Thirty ninth Aknes Christensen, 30 Frankiin Georgla and Russell Burger, 824 Gold Marguerite and Bernice Derby, third tioor, 315 South Twenty-sixth Graham North Forty-first avenue Woodar 208 Franklin J. H. Clam 4 Douglas in enormous liats at an SOUTHamm‘R_S IN SOME NEW QUARTERS fouth High sche school tranaferved 1o " the sol and Independent Tels Dr phone bullding when they rety inl club Wednesday noon af I Vaeasion ¢ s Since the bullding was condemned ng department last ¥y been of wAnitary an ' y " officials bostirred thai t I Omaha and Ne-yoivon and fitted five rooms in Mouth ik weekn and has nom: and four rooms in the telephane wood th otfer bullding for school purposes '| THREE WANT COURT T0 SEVER WEDDING TIES \ 1 i A nd re . f Iveris " " ' Ite, Jonsl ) 1 at Rocktord Aot N, Minlg SWEDISH LOVE AFFAIR CULMINATES IN OMAHA ore Poter Lareo now of and Helen Gus Afson, now Kland, Cal, ware ohi Ste w ¢ han the " M the flame love The romanes W applied & Fairacres Cow Goes Dry, but Now Milk Supply is Problem to Handle ' | . . . o N T [ N " . and ' " s " aw . . ™ ’ ) of 1ha A | § "