Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1916, Page 9

THE' BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1916 9 S0 ciety Notes -:- Personal Gossip -- Entertainments HOSTESS FORGETS SHE HAD LUNCHEON Was Just Starting on Motoring Trip When Reminded by Society Editor That Guests Were Comnig “LIPTLE SEASON" IS VERY LATE By MELLIFICIA—May 2, The litt ns the time follow Ing Easter in localitios not. so abnormally that everything must e w Ash Weanesda comen po lote his year that {t might well b termed Hogtenses will commenee to glve thelr Hats d findl A 4 Ar oft ¥ f re | W hostens whe A then forgot A 1o start for ; little moto, the moclety ome people ant to know what wervice in the rld the page AN nerve Entertain Australian Guests Mrs, Robert ¥, Johnson will entertain for her dnughter, Madeline, at dinner this evening, followed by n hox party at the theater for the Menoma chorua con Boyd ca The affalr will be in honor of Mixy Vivienne Herkstrasser of Midney, Aus tralfa visiting here with her par ents, Mr, and Mrs, Clyde A Those present will bhe M {suen lenne [ Herkatrasser Dorothy Wilcox Meadameon who 18 Herkstransser Minnes naon Gieorge ¥, Mickel n Johnson Mrs. Askew guve a luncheon to sight glests, followed by bridge, at the Uni versity club this afternoon for Mrs, Rerk strasser Mr, and Mra. ¥, R, Wilson, as host and hostess to the Berkstrassers, give a Ain ner at thelr home this evening, Sixtesn guests will be and the living rooms and dining table will be decornted in yellow and hlack Tomorrow Mrs, Borkstrasser will be honor guest at a luncheon at the Uni versity elub, given by Mrs, Harry Weller In the evening Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cox will entertain at thefr teen present home for seven Kuests at Adinner in honor of the Isitors from Australis Mrs, George T, Mickel gave a dinner purty af her home Monday evening in horior of Miss Vivienne Berkstrasser. The Kuests were ,‘““". Minwen Vivienne lors Shukert, Berkstrassor Gladys Mickel Dorothy Nortor Anna Porter, Dorothy Wilcox Past Festivities. A birthday surprise party was given | 4 honor of Miss Belle S8mith at her home Tho tables were decorated with pink cas Madeline Johnaon Anne Axtell L4 1 nations and the evening was spent in danging: Thome prosent were Missos- Misnen Helen LAtman Henriat obaon Epther Bmith on, 1ds Smjth redstadt Mdry Goldber g ; ahampon - Me Ménsry. John Schwarts, Harry Rogenstein Fen Abr Horman Ja Victor Adolff, Ben Telpner Harry Brookstein Nathan Brown Frank Nelson, Juck Bromuson flen Rector Garon Levine Ton Givott A wirprise party was given of Mrs. Robert Cronemeyer evening at her home i honor Thursday The eveninz way wpent at cards and music S— and Mesdames ) 4 Larsen Arthir Cronemeyer . Madirice Cochrar ' Pred By ert Cronemeyer anen Misses h Phalen Irene Cronemeye 78 Mosnrs Pred Kilker ce Phaler Lawre Fort Williams (h;eatm Mrs. Charles C. George enteriained twelve guests at luncheon at her home | this afternoon In honor of Mrs, Storrs Bowen, The decorations, were spring flowers. Captain and Mrs, Bowen will be hon ored this evening by a dinner given by Mr. and Mirs, Samuel 8. Caldwell at their Those present will be Captain and Mrs, Storre Bowen M and Mesdames home. Caldwe George Molntyre, Samu Mr. Randall Brown § ) Captain Bowen will leave Thursday for & short visit In Fort Leavenworth, 3 returning, In time to accompany Mrs ) Bowen to Fort Willlams, Me.,, Saturday avening. \ May Breakfast, ‘ ¢ Mre. Glenn Smith was hostess this ¥ morning at a golf May hreakfast for eighty guests at her home, The affair was glven for the women of the Prettiest o Ladles’ Golf The Kuests wers eated at small table de ated with baskets holding apple ! AMead; o M . Stewart . Johnaton, | vor rles Dresher " - ¥ A Mis Minnon Ldllan Pa ¥ . . For Prof, Fling eceding Prof rederick M v 1 mpire,”" Mr, and M Dixon give ' dinner st thel hon the s pe .. p . [ . South Side Affair ' B . Mrsprost HOTEL LOYAL 160N and Oupitel OMANA NERRAARA \ State Trade Specially lnvited | Hooms, 5100 snd 8000 With Bath, 8100 ang Ly Cafe the Very Best Pognlar Price HTOR AT THE Lo i S————————— . | ¥ | 4 A most unususl hat s shown bere doveloped in soft tan shade of chip sraw. The odd top heavy crown sug goats the effect of Turkish headgear. A band of self straw is arranged at the f the Bouth Side Progressive club, wil act as an entertalnment 1o be glven Wednesdny afternoon at 2% Yelock wt the elub hall hostessen at | Bocial Gossip, Henator and Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitcheook leave tomorrow evening for Washington Mr. and Mra Webster re turned from n weok at Excelslor 8prings Monday evening Miss Helen Jiall and Miss Pauline Bn wgn, who have been viaiting Miss Lula Houck and Mis# Fdith Hamilton, re. | turned to thelr home in Lincoln this af ternoon Mins Anna Spellsoy, lof-town guest at the Vesy-Hyrd | ding, left Monday for her home in Platte ter John Leo who was an out On the Calendar. Mra. R. Beocher Howell will give a lunchoon at her home Wednesday after noon for Mrs. Anthony French Merrill of Chieago, The Le Mars club will give the last of § a merles of dancing partiey which have extended through the winter season on I'riday evening at Jurpin's academy popular have heen the club dances that | plans for continulng the Te Mars af fairs have been made for next year St. Baanabas Bazar, The Oufld soclety of &t Parnabas | ehureh will glve a ten and bazar in the Those present \ Kulld room Wednesday afternoon from 3 | to & o'clook Sojourners’ Kensington. The Sojourners’ club of the White hrine gave it fortnightly Kensington this afternoon at the home of Mrs, B, G King, Assisting Mrs. King were Mes dames McDonald and Albert Wedemeyer (and Miss Minnle Kendrick Personal Mention, Mr, and Mrs, (', ( from a five month. Cope have returnod sojourn in Florida HYMENEAL Miss Mabel Taylor and Kopecky, both of Lincoln, Tuesday at 1 Charle Mr. Paul J were married o'clock by Ray at his stody afternoon W. Savidge Drexel’s Arch Preserver Shoe for Women A shoe that comes up PONT PATD DREXEL | SHOE CO. | 1419 Farnam St PANCH) Timely Fashion Hint By LA RECONTEUSE. wed moved from QRESEENSS o S bty X Gidihidki base of the crown framing the face and ties In lgose knot distinet) novel feature. Tho ge » amount | |uncurled omtrich fonther which stand vertically in front accontunte the \usual shape and atyle 'Widows Need Money . Like the Rest of Us The widows nare ke the rest of the human tribe needing money | At least thay planncd a campaign for funds by welling #tock in thelr fot lof Amerfcan Widows at a private meet Chris ing held at the Young Women's tan association Tuesday afternc The | money s 1o be used for renting a atore | room downtosn in which the widows blish a publle lunch room and an office expoct to es sewing room Mrs. Bessie C. Turpin, the presider reports a member rost of | namen, ten honorary and eighteen stock | holders { |Y. W. C. A 1S TO PRESENT A | JAPANESE OPERETTA Princess Chyrsanthemim,” n Jup operettn, will be given by the Industria and Conference of the Young ’ Women's Christian assoelation, the pro coods to be 1med to send delegates from |ench of the cluba either the Indus DEN THESPIANS IN = A REAL REHEARSAL p stage W] big differe back again, glving living testimonial 4t | sical aducation, and Miss Jessie F cre wasn't busier King Ak high | ountry work, will speak, Besides thess mogu) nt hearsal than Gus Renze, | Uf th(} Y w, t() H()ld workers from New York, the entire staft who has m worrle than & Turkt ‘x' of flela workers will b sent at the wultan on the eve of n sutfragist demon a Conference Here| contorence perfectly sanitary filling. Remov_able shelves, partitions and waste pipe make it a model of convenience, Oy Advertinement to down, and | everywhere the high operating expense enable us to save you ten location out of Say “ Faust Cut Macaroni!” When you order from the grocer’s do /nu simply ask for ma. or f “aust Cut Macaronl ? Ther mighty e, because Faust Cut Maca roni isalready cutin inch lengths, and, you know, nearly all recipes call for cut maca ron) ’l‘hrn, Faust Cut Macaroni is made from Durum wheat, rich in gluten and the 1t {a put up In largo pack- gon for 10 cents. When you next order, inslat on ‘aust Cut Macaroni, Tt dosen’t take any more time. but it does give lots more for your money. MAULL BROS,, St. Louls, U. 8. A. rent distriet and low to 50 per eent on each purehase As term Refrigerators priced a $7.60, $9.50, $10.75, $12.00, $13.50, $14.75, $156.50, $18.60 and up-~ usual vou make yonr own most nourishing of foods. 2qt, Aeme Metal Tee Cream Freezer, only 49¢. Many hun- dreds of families have dis- carded the old style wood freea- We have this style of re frigerator in several sizes, trial councll at Biorm Lake, In. or enamel lined, SIa 75 | or and now use only e S ; : D l te Neores of new models now like ent. . .. . the. Aome. .. ..\ ,ess The leading parts will he taken »: > some of the best known singers of the elicate heing shown in Pumps. and A safe place (o Low rent, low city, Miss Hazel ¥ hos the lead Colonials for Spring. Made Sata b0 s "l, \' ll \ operating ex- Ing part of the Princess Chrysanthe D 'f- d up in all the materials and ”';'_ I'm"N"‘ <A e pense enable us mum, ahd’ will be; aypported by - the| lgn‘ 1€ combinations that will be ol ! SITHEAND BOWARD &) Plio save you Misses Grace F Marjorie Shacke J P h 1 you. money. ford Vern Fowl Hildred Churehill demanded Y the correctly Elsa Hansch, Flora Melcher and Bdna 4 dressed woman, Our prices Bartlett I ApprOprlate nre moderate——always. More than a century ago Robert Fulton = = demonstrated the possibility of contruet ing submarine vessels that could blow uy 2 Sl TALKING e ‘ | 16T & DOUGLAS A Bee's afvertising: coluimn Wednesday, Thursday and | Range 1l expert will be on our demonstrate the merits ol the purchaser will be allowed a ered uhove demonstratior Omaha Ga Douglas o038 howr and all othe DEMONSTRATION OF Acorn Gas Ranges \ e MACHINE With Pianos Sold This Week Manufacturers, for the purpose of advertising, have joined with us in an arrangement whereby we can not only save you just an even $100 on the price of a beautiful, new, standard grade piano, but we will also give absolutely free, a standard made, guaranteed talking machine, with each of these pianos sold. This is truly a great hance to have a PALKING MACHINE your home, so tha family may enjoy | We Will Place This $350 il Piano in Your Home for $250 Try it as long as you ) i I like. Investigate what I others offer. If you can ) It h ; i beat it for $350, send it riday of this week a Ga | alesfloor to explain and i back, we will not com. Acorn Gas Range \ny i plain. If you want it t of $4.00 on the rang ;"u‘ keep it. Pay uo $250 on ‘ i m model auring th " your own terms il ! | Remember the Talking Machine is Free 'HAYDEN BROS. e ™ Company 1509 Howard Street el “‘F Club Doings'’ |4 # sy | e S Gus Renze Puts Samson's Gloom Under efficlent diractors, ‘Coronado wnd | oo of employea workers' of FUNERAL OF WOMAN WHO Erndicators Through Final B T i b Ay et 1“' ReEY jsantiol Sl B8, 008, 276000 BURNED TO DEATH HELD & B g x wen's Christian association be ks Frolic with Lots of Pep tion with-the initiation. tn vounding fnto [ atERE e 8 o 3. The first ST g B B Y : i i - | shape | sewston will be a dinner and round table b ALL SET FOR OPENING GUN| o great an impression did the oxciting | Siomoen poe oo O ey, | wan burned to neath at her Home, 13 | cnpe £ Ce nd. the Bull, Kink | phyreday evening, May 18 Plerce straet, Monday, w:vr/‘.nh:‘-l‘:l :ru:u A final dress rehearsal for an all-| Tatarax et al m on the privilesed | Mout of the sesstons will be for em-|lso Hoffman's chapel at 12:4 'Iw\;‘v x to § oar production of “Salome’ would | *pectators Monday evening that thers | yioyad workers only, though 8t. Philomena's church nz]!;:r:::m"l n ve | ad ther, down, | "e’e ories cf “sutho probably Friday, will be an ¢ torment took place in Holy Sep have loomed up, or, rather, down Miles Creenioaf, with dishevaled hair, | Anna L. Brown of New York City, | cemstery. She s survived by her hus- Ilike & reading of one of Oscar Wilde's | qiurranged, tortolse-shell spectacies nal worker for the department of | band, Tony, and an infant daughter poems to a soiree of South African | looking for the world Mke a Jarge-sis i Hottentots when compared with the |edition of Per M u.\l displayed : ticent proelivities and could not : Y. es at King A en Monds activities at King AK's Den Monday | heent proeliviti = 2 P evening The inftiation and pageant wor w It was the second, or maybe (hird, b in charge of Fred Patfenrath, while e rI era or Ime of the big rehearsals for this year's everything savoring of musle will ha edition of the Ak-Sar-Ben initiation | |\ “‘“' "I" Siheabedl e :““"‘ A ow. 'The highbrow, lowbrow and |}, [ANGeberK. Brmle Heese b e o You Can Secure Now Afly Size or style of just mediocre thespians of KIDE | their fnception to Author (reenlonf . " . Ak’s gloom eradicators were there in | Willlam T TLawrence ' ch r nc'"go"tor 'ou ne‘"e Whlle i1l force to put a little more polish ce Chest o on their lines, songs and “thunder’ | people are learning that a little fore OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE for the breaking of the inftintion fee | thousht oftan aaves them a bik expanse 2 2 S 5 Here f8 an instanoe: 10, W. Archer, Calc s 3 o o T § it mmala iy {well, 0., wrltan: “I do not belleve that I'he Blizzard Refrigerator is durable, being 8igmund e b mastodon ohoru our family has been without Chamber a [ » chirtlod thelr ditties i commendable | s Golle, Croiors ana. rerrnces nem: || made of all seasoned hard wood, mineral wool whion, eliciting many plandits from the | edy sinee we commenced keeping house 5 . 2 . i g0 crowd of King Al henchmen wehich | vears ase. When we g0 on an extonded || filled to give perfect insulation; also makes a wed In the wake of the songaters wy | visit we take it with ns' Obtainuble i ]