Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 19, 1916, Page 9

BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1916, Ul Club Doings GROWING WITH GROWING OMAHA. THE Sociely Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -:- FRIENDS OF ART [ ———" A Unique Parasol 10 PLACE LABOR / BANQUET TONIGHT T'wo Hundred Plates Reserved When Expensive Paintings Will Be Shown, SMALL TABLES ARE ARRANGED i By MELLIFICEA—=Aprll 1N, o Thnlght and tonight only there will be " an exhfbition In the baliroom of the Fon. of 5 tenelle the most wonderul colleztion ot pletures ever seen in this seetion of the e middle west But—only the Friends, of ly ke Art may view them, for back they go line ot L mediately to New York, from whence :z they came. Most of the pletures are the work of forelgn, especially of French, L srtists—and, untortunately, they are too . high priced to be bought In Omaha e These will be exhibited at the Friends d ¥, of Art dinner this evening, an affalr of ver %0 guests which has been arranged by Mrs. George Bernhard Pring an a fit ting closing of the mosl successful year to the fine arts promoters of Omaha 'he muccesy of the event s furthered #till more by the presence of a speaker of Anternational accomplishment as an artlst, Art judge and art critie, Mr George Hrancls srowne of Chicago, As & landscape painter, Mr, Browns has din tinguished himselt as a creator of art, niways ' convincing welght where the eritic {8 concerned—for the general pub He will ‘hold that it s the man who has done & thing who understands It best, | The 20 odd guests at this evening's Ainner will be at tables senting from wix | to elght with loose bunches of roses ly- | fng in artistic carelessness between the | plates, The table hos o8 will be: Mesdameos Mosdames George B, Prinz, D. M, Vinsonhaler, Prederick H, Cole, | 10, 0. Rediok, i3 John J. Bulifvan, rold Gifford, C "‘” 0. Panning,David A, Haum, { W, { Buoholz, Prank J. Norton, Charles T. Kountze, Edward 1, Burks, | w P B Ayfort, | A , Nelwon R, Updike, ;% Joweph Polcar, T 1, Kenmedy, Hdson Jich grmnx Rogers, Frank Boyd, . G, MoCHiton D, €. Bradford, | J. B, Pitzgerald, W. O, Henry, Trancls Progan, Louis Nash, . 1. Bummers, Alfred Darlow, Arthur 8. Rftchle, ., f. Clarke, ir.; ., H, MoDonald, " ] B, Howell, V. A, Redick, W. J. Connell, John L, Kepnedy, J.'H' Mithen. 1. B, Congdon, Joweph M. Metonlf, | August T, Jonms, Belgian Relief News. | The Franco-Belgian Rellef moclety met | in all«day sesston this morning with Mrs, 0, ", Redick, This meeting may be the laste of the seasore and the woclety is en- deavoring to finish all bandages and surg- feal Aressings today, The future plans of the relief workers, both for the Omaha and Happy Hollow ctrcles, depend entirely upon the ontcome of the war, If the war ends favorably to the inhabitants of in- vided ‘countries, the work may he dis- continued next menson. But the organiza- tion will be continued to carry on the wame work If the war drags on, or to help: the people to reconatruct their so- clety and refurnish their plllaged homes | it this summer sees the finish of the | confliet, | The Happy Hollow efrola met with Mrs. | iard Millard in the afternoon. This | gnapp in Excelslor Hprings, are Mr, and | ke ) braneh of rellet workers expeots to-hold | nys, A, M. Browar snd Mr. add Mrs. J. | S one more. session. thie season, Clarke Colt dnd dajighter, | 3 : it Iy ks * Philharmonic Conoert Partles. 1 ] "The New York Philharmonio concert at J“f"”" Unitarian Plans. " the Hoyd theator Wednesday evening will | The Junior Untfarian cluh will hold a n bring-out a large audience of local ad- |#ocial meetifig Baturday évening at Miss J mirers of the plano. soloist, Miss. Frances | Cooper's achéol, Lyrie bullding. , The af- | e Nash, who will not be heard here again | fair is strictly tnformal/and dancing 4s i for two seasons at least. the order of the evening, with guest priv | ' Among those giving box or line parties | {leges for. members. !\ will be: b . Mesdames— Mesdames-- - 1P H P Whitmore, Tuesday Junior Bridge Club. ; ¢ George, C.'M. Wilhelm, Fight members of the Tuesday Junior " Walter Bllver, C. M. Brown, Bridge club met at luncheon this after p H {‘;reg Tp‘('“""'n | moon at the home of Miss Harriet Motz d Pt 07 Meann Miss Eugenia Patterson, who was to be ) W, T, Burns, hostess today, left for Chicago last even- . . . Deapecher, ing. Following luncheon, the club took 17t i Sonamad, up tHelr Lenten work of sewing for Olga Stors, Heth Vall, charity” . i A N L ) |\ Socia] Gossip. . MISS HOEL TO ADDRESS Mr. Walter 8. Byrns return yeater- | : day. trom a snort trp to Chicago and ALUMNAE ON JOURNALISM | ; Detroit. “Journallsm for Women' will be the Mrs, Bernard Henry Kemper left St jnHY‘JNl of & talk to be given by Miss J i Joseph last evening with Mr, Kemper | Faith Tas Hoel at Central High acheol ] for Chieago. this afternoon This Ia one of a \ Miss FAith Hamilton s expeoting Mias | series of voentional guidance talks being \ Polly Ensign of Lincoln to be her guest | arranged by the vocational guidance se. : for Laster week tion of the Amsoclation of Collegiate Miss Kugenie Patterson left for Chicago | Alumnae , # o - L : The Strange M p . . Case of ar y age | i By Frederick Lewis, Author of :: Pictures by " . ) | “What Happened to Mary Essanay ' W wall nt the Criterion club ‘ The Oast of Charncters for You ses, aff". he, went or -‘m‘" 1o thall ore 15 not enough work In t STRANQGE CABE OF MARY ; to kesp us busy except at ARS. U} | w rt [l Philin Langdon, atloraar for 4 g o i g Dave ¥ M. pumper of Ma That > e s aceused of Wurie f 1 at ) LR TR TR . ! I w M U I was ank y whed & aanie Maymand A . ’ " .. . ' b y | \ | | CHAPTER AN L . . ' ] . b \ - By LA RE( The most unique parascl of the sedson {8 one which when open. In vary shallow and dips and flares in aulte thessams manner as the brim of sepanama /hat g e <SR R Monday evening to spend a few days in | Chicago. | Mins Mildred Rogers ‘will laave for Chi cagp Wednesdny evening to be the giest of Mr, and Mrs, Clement Chasd. Misw Rogers, Misw Joan Stirling and Miss | Helena Chase will be the bridesmaids of | Mins Carmelita Chase upon the solemnl aation of her marringe to Mr Nun..m“l Hinton at Bt Chrysostom's church, Hut urday, April 2, During Faster -week | Miss Rogers will be the guest of Missil dent, presided Btirling Mr, und Mra, A. A, Lamoreaix ng" returned from a winter spent in Flor| and Hot Springs. Benator and Mr., Hzra Millard rotumed this morning from a trip to New Yhrk, Washington and Chicago | Birthday Party. wrs, John T. Dennison gave a birthday,| party Monday afternoon for her daugh- ter, Loretta, 1 your old, The Iittle guosts were Dorothy Hotler, Holen Rtarr, Jack Daloy, Walter Murphy, James Casey, Gladys Botler, Johnnle Fahey, Joweph Murphy, Jdohnnie Casey, Charles Casey o | Excelsior Springs Notes, | Among the fudges at last. Priday eve. ning's regular cake walks al the Kims were Mr. and Mra. Leg Hill, Mr. Dan Butler, My, and Mra. Jack Sharp and Mrs, W._M¢ Jeffers of Omaha, &) Now arrvals-from Oméba at the Hofel [|'of Women's Clubs st Valley today and | HEAVIEST RAINFALL IN THIS | ONTEURE, | | The Jong white hundle fs broken by barw of amber, This flare top s trimmed with a fluting of white taffetn and & band | of narrow black velvet ribbon P—— Mrs Barkley Attends Woman'_s»Club Meet Plans to naslst the siater state, Towa, In the suffrage campalgn wers discussed by Widte wuffrage bonrd members at u | mesting at. the Youns Women's Chrise {lin nssociution Mondny evening. Mra W. 10 Farkley of Lincoln, atate preai- Teports from chalrmen of commiltees were mnde Mrs. Harkley attended the second dis- (ot meeting of the Nebraska Federation will be present at the Alnsworth moot- Ing tomorow. SECTION IS RECORDED HERE Omaha had the heaviest rainfall Mon- day night that was recorded in this part of the country4140 inches. The next heaviest reported waa only little more than half as much, 0.66 of an inch, at Hurtiygton, Neb, There Was no rain st Al In western Nebraska “Probable showérs _tonlght and tomorrow. Not muech change in temperature,’ is the | forecant WILL MEET WEDNESDAY TO DISCUSS CLUBHOUSE PLANS Ropresentatives of the Omahs Wom- An's cliub, Fine Arts woelety, Prisnds of Art, Tuosdny Morning Musical elub and the Amsociation of Colleginte Alumnae will' meet at the Horet Pontenells today at 2 o'clock to disouss plans for weauring a clubhouss for all the wom- en's organizations of the city For Children's Cough, You cannot use anything better for your child's cough and cold than Dr King's New Discovery, Contains nothing harmiul. Guaranteed. At druggists, e, Advertisement, B 1% B | At our APRIL You Are Cordially INVI To visit our store on these dates and learn how to finish floors, furniture, ote, with this wonderful It makes old furniture new and Chinese Varnish, anyone can apply it. Bring this Coupon to nish brush to Insure OHLNAMEL a falr and we will glve you ab: it CHENAMEL, Name Address ILTON & SONS CO. | one of (hewe specinl Inbor ngencion BUREAU IN OMAHA Frank Coffey Says Uncle Sam Ready | to Send Man Here to Open a Branch, | COFFEY ©PREFERS IT HERE A fodersl employment and (mml gration burean branch office is soon | to be opened In Omaha, State Labor Commissioner Frank Coffey 18 In Omahu and says he has just received a letter from A, Caml uettl, commissioner general of im pmiigration, stating that he s ready to #end aoman to A branch, Mr s the place in fieo should be located for the reason that the transient or seasonal work ers and fmmigrants are much more numerous In Omaba than be In Lincoln, The state abor commissione iranka soon to open Coffey fuvors Omuha which such an of they will has heen soeking for wome time to get the fedaral Department of Labor Nebrus'sn hi Philadel and o give Pittaburgh ity cltien that al stations inatl cako, New York, phin, Mt Paul, 1Canans Fransinco are among the rendy have wich federal tuted Wh Nonsonnl Warkers, “There 18 the seasonnl worker and the migratory worker' sald Mr. Coffey ‘and 1t 18 these men that must be looked after to some extent by such s bureay, The migratory worker heglina in the har vost flolds in Oklahoma and Texas and follows the harvest clear through to North Dakota. The seasonnl worker arifts Into certain localities where there in work of a specinl kind for Just a sen sich as the frift pleker. The fod oral bureain will sesk locally to help thesn men to find the piaces In this or other stutes where they will be most likely to find work at any given time. ‘This, will be a free labor akency “'"An for the immigration featiire of the work, this government mnn will the immigrants who care to look him up when they get to Omaha, He will wiye them Information as to where they woull ba mont Iikely to find work, he will point out the places where Jand may be taken up when they become eitizens and per form whatever other mervice he can for people to help them to help them mest BRIGHT SNAPPY WALL PAPERS are the boon of the Newman Wall Papers, You can come here wnd Aspend upon getting Wall Papers that are right up to the minute Classionl, Artistio and Unoomnion, They are highly appreciatod hy thoss of good taste. May we ex you hers soon? You'll wppre these papers, wa know, SAM NEWMAN 1800 FARNAM RTR 4 Phone Douglas 43, ASK FOR “18-92” Pure Spun Aluminum Cooking Utensils Guaranteed for 20 Years No other make has lasted even 1§ years pee clate STORE 19-22 TED us and buy a 10¢ var trinl, solutely free a 20¢ can OGERS 1515 HARNEY For Women You probably know by this e that FRY'S ia the host shos e o YO thal the assariment siylen b the largest and Bewrt Mhenid ¥ have A doubla ask any of oe raguiag Wy Thertl tell you that waluss tant be e selied Hals rour Baster fosd wenl Maluidar COME HERE, more, They are MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLES, 800 Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe Blouses Values to $8.98 Extraordinary | ) it o EASTERinFOUR DAYS Have You Prepared? HAVE YOU WAITED UNTIL THE LAST minute Just because the weather has not heen as warm as it should be at Easter time? Have you delayed maki the purchases that will go to make your wardrobe complete on Faster Sunday ! There Is Still Time to Make Your Purchas Come to the Store you ean rely upon—come to t Store that offers you the best for the least money Dounglas, Mail orders promptly filled When you ean buy such charming style and beautiful fabries in Blouses for $5.00, there isn't one woman in a thousand who will fail to take advantage of this gale, When we say worth up to $8.98, we are conserva tively estimating their values, for in many instances gou will find they are worth even COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, New Jap Silk and Lin Blouses .,.....05:4, 2,000 Crepe de Chine, Blouses, all the cole Important Notice! Remarkable S PICTURE TO Just what would purchase to add to your K YOURS you Bean tailed announcement Wonderful Sale of Dresses which will Wednesday night day morning's paper TO SHARE IN AND A SALE WE HAVE EQUALLED RIGHT BERC EASTER Be Sure to Look the Detailed Adverti ment in Wednesda Paper. NAN Sewing Machines With Our Guarantee for Lile, And Insured for Five Years $1545 to $18.50 VALUES §345600 TO $32.80 for values n one big day olling A We Are Exclusive Agents for the New 1010 Mode! Free Sewing Machi CABINET ATYLR Va FREF Payment of §1.00 Places the Machine in Your ADVERTISE IN luflafi‘nlr My ']r.‘:mmu} Jw [ Qi l ! @Hj i:lifi“‘iw lll,ift!‘[l i If you eannot come, telephone 1614 Il S a WY i outfit and then look at the de appear in s and Thurs YOURS NEVER Home I 'pnmuwm‘.‘ Il it ul,mlfl b bt i i J I @ t \ lfl .lII“mumn‘pm1‘2wmwlmutmulfl""""'lin!l}l“"‘ i ng | Bring the Children To Bee the EASTER BUNNIES MAMMA BUNNIE and the BEVEN LITTLE BUNNIES all as nice as you please (n the Candy Store—White Bunnies with the pink eyes. A troat || for the children, Bring them in to- || morrow, he Easter Offerings inthe Exceptionally Interesting $5.00 Our buyer has just returned from New York and has been fortunate in securing these Manufacturers’ Sample Blouses All the newest models and colorings, These blouses will not last long, so an early call will be to your advantage. gerie e ub Silk and Pongee Silk $1.95 Dresses in a ale Daintiest, Most Desirable Styles ELK like to A this tiful "t your Furs where the moths canno! get at them and . and where they will be safe I from fire and theft HAVE THEM HERE during the Summer months and the charge for this service will b very small. When you want your Furs In the Fall they will be all ready for you IN THE VERY LATEST STYLRE Very small charges for the very best serviee ALTERED IRE for se- y's Your Hair Dre For Easter Shumpooing, Sealp Treat ment, Massage and Mani uring-expert attendants muke yvour appointments hy telephone i you prefer Children's Iair Robbing 20-In, Hair Switches 98¢ these of nat wral WAavYy specially Wedneaday Awitehes of nat hair | apecial hair ne Al wav) $1.80 Cluster Curls, o . NI \ t we will make ew s very lbera) sllowanes on your old wma faney in haindressing . they ohine wil i autiful cah here in shades 1o mateh every lor of halr $1.00 Npeeinl Wednesday THE OMAHA HEE - RESULTS SURE