Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1916, Page 9

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™ MAY 10, 1916 1 J = Club Do%;;@gs ht past the Lang has been OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, \ dociety Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments - ' UHRONICLE SOCIAL Traleg Wl Activities of the (Green Re-Elected the free show at SINGS TITLE ROLE IN OPERETTA—Miss Hazel Evans - ) pving, and Koing ot EVENTS OF FARM | & take leading part in play at the Young Women's Chris- Social Settlement Head of Burnascp | Open at Boyd BOD: |weTokmia e o 7 10 tian association Thursday evening. for the Last Year Welfare Board| Sunday Evening compns since ic 1t note, ax new pea pls having been added. Miss Lang's lea ing man now is Willlam Carleton, ir., 8o )t the well remembered operatio actor, headed a sum- Close to $4,00 was expended in main A L the Burgess-Nas! Miss Eva Lang s coming back she will bring her entire company with Movement in the South to Tell of Rura] “Engagements,” “Teas” Green was re-elected president of W 0 taining the Soclal Settlement last year, \tare assoclation at hio: obios win her from Kansas City, and will open at Carletor i t————— and “Comings Out.” according to the elghth annual report |the annual meeting and entertatnment % T RERER RS ey night, pre- | mer opera company at the Boyd r fust isaued. The settiement hoard begina |held Monday evening at the Hotel Castle. | yoriing “On Trial” which she is playing a2 Y. P 0 TEXAS 18 TAKING THE LEAD A new year's activities with a small [7om Kelloy was elected vice president; |in Kansas City this we Billy Sunda n all other ways fall, try & Bea il balance in its favor I M. Tavler treastrer. and Frank L. |has proven entirely too strong opposi Ad By MELLIFICTA=—May 0. Spectal mention {8 ‘made of the or-, o T Mra B Wi Marsh RN (g It may not be long until the soolal af- sanisations which contributed:to the wel- | 3raTh MO ond Messrs, A, B fairs of the women on the farms will be fare of the settlement. the:Bettlemant | i, " o BT o were named on chronicled on the society page with the Players, for five years under the direc. |t oo LR Sy rest of the play of the day tion of Miss Mary Irenc Wallaee, the | ‘mpq oniertainment included musical se This fs a movement that {s approaching Bottlement Woman'a clun and the Young [, oo FN 0 TR e Nash quartet s, not from the east, as soclal Innova People’s Camp club, which Is tryIng o | 0 0 oamanations by Edward Madden tloha usuRlly sewme; it from the south eatn moriey to hold a summer camp this | eony Lt ere was dancing, the | and Texas seems to be {ts mother. Mrs. ‘TFvT. Ll e st e ialbie for “mu! for wh ..\»‘ was furnished by a Regina Kalb 18" called “the governor of y . nine-plece orchestra, made up of the I i the girls‘elght cooking clamses, eamapfire | oo ™o iove T Ll ndred At Texas farm women olubs, sewing, housekeeping, daneing | .. 4.4 From Texas, the movement entered basket making, millinery and music Louisiana and spread northward in Ar- clagses; and for the boys, settlement - - Kansas. With the more rapid means of | scouts, gymnastics, chair caning, ham. local traveling, thare is no longer any | Imock weaving, basket making, pastel reason that rural women should be cut off from active soctal life, that the farm Birls cannot have their ‘comings-out,’ heir formal engagement announcements lghtful 1ittls # that the friends of the future brids showers and all the d may take to show substant'al well wish. | One annot help marvelllng what h moy nt will mean when it reaches a great agricultural state like Nebraska ard rural soclety, organized and prepared or 1ta play, takes ita place hesides the urhan, Sewing for Visiting Nurses | The Fleld Club Bewing circle, which has been sewing for the Visiting Nurses association the last winter, will meet Thuraday afternoon with Mrs. 1. M. My« ers The members of the organization fosdame Mesdames I.'M. Myers, ¢ A, Coons, ¢, THopkins E. H, Wilson, F. W, Conre; . H, Grant A. P, Leermaker Claud Stockham. Minges Missan. Annle Andrews, Jennie Andrews Past Hospitality. Mra. Fred Jensen entertained n party of friends at her home Monday afternoon ipon tie oceasion of her birthday, Those Mesdames Mesdameos M lllwr A "red Jensen H. Boguard Blind M. Overgaard Clausen, I. M, Jorgensan, B. M. De Witt J. T, Strasser, | Miss Anna Jorgensen | Linen Shower for Dr. Mason, { Miss Barbara Churchill entertained at & linen shower for Dr. kllzabeth Mason Saturday, May 6, in Lincoln, The after- noon was spent in hemming tea towels for the guest of honor. The hostess was nssisted by her aunt, Mrs, A, P. Kemp- | ton. Those present were: Rebanis Sls- ler and Hortense Kauffman of Ggneva, Olive Augusiine of Grand Island, Mra. Carl Bolen, Dr. Elizabeth Mdson, Bar- bara Churchill, B, Dorcas Christensen, of \,)mnhn; Ruth Dore, Kathleen Sisler, Fay sbury, Charlotte Jenkins, Clars Hohl, , George Mason, Mirs. A. P, Kempton, Carey Butler, Grace Munson, of Lincoln. Recita] and Tea, Mrs, Douglas Welpton had twenty girls of her ¢lasses at her home this afterncon for song recital and informal tea. The rooms were decorated in garden flowers. Last Fling Lecture, An unusual interest centers about Pro- fessor Fling’s sixth and last lecture of his series this evening at 8:15 o'clock at the eity hall. The subject will be ““The Greater German Empire.” Preceding the lecture Mr. and Mrs Kdward L. Burke entertain at their home at a formal dinner in honor of the speal Those present will be s Evans will sing the title “Princess Miss Hazel role in the Japanese operetta, Chrysanthemum,” to be given TWursday evening by the Industrial and Confer- ence clubs of the Young Women's Chris- | tian assoclation. The proceeds will be | used to send delegates to the :Industrial conference at Storm Lake, Ta., July 10. Other roles in the operetta include Miss ¥lsle Housch, Tu-lip; Miss Grace Pool, the emperor; Miss Flora Melcher, Saucer- Eyes, the cat; Miss Grace Thom, Prince B0; Miss Edna Bartlett, Prince Bo-8li, and Miss Ollve Ferguson, Top-Not, the chamberlain There will be a number of fairies and #prites, too, among them Misses Marle Risney, Violet Byers, Kssle Braniman, Martha Meyer and Anna Schmitz o s s ne at the Hotel Fontenelle Monday evening. Toasts to the newlyweds were proposed | by Messrs. C. 8. Elgutter, H. B. Zimman, Harry Lapidus , Arthur Rosenblum, Henry Monsky, lsidor Zelgler, Isidor Rees ‘and Nathan Bernsteln, and a silver service was presented the honor guests. American Beauty roses brightened the dinner table, at which covers were placed for Messrs and Mesdames Edward 8imon, Harry Lapldus, Bam J. Leon, H. WAllinsky, Louls Hiller, Henry Monsky M. I, Gordon. Arthur Rosenblum, H. A, Wolf, A. M. Browar, Sam Levey, H. Karkee, Louis 8imon, B. A. Simon, M. Hernstein, L. Kroloff. M. Frelden, Prank Splegal, , J. Simon, Mrs. Phil Koolish of Chicago Charles Bigutter Max Wolfson Misses— Misses— Lena Simon, Bessio Frieden Gertrude Simon, Stella. Wolfson, Solomon, Goldle Melcher, | Pgo "rederic Morrow Qios Fredepihs Mooy Ping Rose Mushkin, Jennis Krasne, Hallock i, Rose Edward L. Burke, | Bess Monsky. Bess Adler. | Mesdames Masdames. :JR\H"". Shames, Meosuss | Cuates ORngse, - oua K AuEeN | 8am Dunsky, Max Bernsteln, | ‘ [T Levy, Wiillam Castleman, | Guest Tea. | Tntdor Rees, A. Rosenberg, Mrs. W. A. Fraser gave an informal tea from 4 to & o'clock at her home this ft n for her mother, Mrs, George Tex. The living decorated with den flowers of the Quillman, of Daflas ooms and tea table wer Ilacs and gar nostess’ growing f her daughter for the summer Thimble Club. fortnightly meeting of the { Quiliman will be the guest | b held this afternoon at he home of Mrs. I O. Phillippl. Mrs P. Ellis and Mra. € A. Duffield were | Les Amies Whist Club n " entertained the be f lLe A e Whist elub at aturda afternaon. Mrs. Eu Dinner-Dance for Simons = ar trate n perte ol mer e wear in gay varety New Models in Low Shoes | This ve ! uwm‘;ll‘- instep, preserving the natural grace OW Shot all continue the Our newly arrived ction these new lines in hoes for w .l”\!.’\ll. Nathan Bernstein, Nathan 8imon Zimman Harry Kavich, Louls Bernstein Isidor Zeigler, . B Louls Shames, Harry Malashok ' Rizeman Phil Levey, On the Calendar. Mrs, Victor Gladstons will sgive a bridge luncheon at the Henshaw hotel on Tuesday, May 16 Notes of Interest. The Woman's Journal for the current publishes a poem protest against The LMtle Tollers,” by Higgins of Omaha Higgins 18 .secretary of the Audubon so. oty and {8 & well known soclal worker. weok hila labor, Montgomery Miss Past Festivities. Misses Anne Wintroub and Anne Rook Mours, Ladies % A M. to 3 P W Gentlamen, 4 P, M. to & P M, VICTOR BERGONIE METHOD Tor FLESH REDUCING LADY ATTENDANT Phone D, 7488, 1319.80 W, 0. W. Bldg. e ———— whether pump {ines of ankle | of maodels il in ports and evening SHOE CO, 16™ & DOUGLA S | of Kansas City | home of her sister, | Arickson —— man entertained informally at the home of the latter Sunday.. .Those present were: Misses Misses— Anne Wintroub, Leah Prank, Anne Rochman Sarah Segelman, Gertrude Castle- = Lena Garmel, man, Ruth Brown, Fannie Zigman, Fannle Ackerman Minnie Levy, Measrs Megars Willlam Wintroub, Sam Horn, George Givot, Jack Selner, Harry Pinkovits, 8ol Wintroub, For Miss Scott. Mrs. Chester Nieman gave an informal bridge at her home this afternoon to our tables, The girls playing formed the intimate circle of Miss Uarda Scott's friends, including the ribbon stretchers the Wadsworth-Scott wedding Tues- day, May 16, Tomorrow Miss Mildred Marr will give an afternoon honor of Miss Scott at the Mrs. Charles Hen- bridge in |art work, music manual training game | elubs and socjal clubr Miss Beulah Byrd is head resident. The officors are: Mra, J. W. Robbina presi dent Mirs. G, W Holdrege vice presi dent; Mrs, A, F. Jonas aecond vice pros. {1dent; Mra, 1. M. Lord, secretary, and Mts, A. W. Bowman, treasurer BLUE GOOSE ORDER HAS BANQUET AT THE HENSHAW The Anclent and Honorable Order of the Blus Goose, which has as its mem hers mnearly 100 of the w‘mv\\llrl\' fire {nsurance agents of the state, gAvVe & | banquet at the Henshaw hotel Monday evening, Several of the fnsurance agents and ad- Justers of Nebraska responded to tonsts in which the work of the insurance fra- ternity was reviewesd and wishes ex pressed for a continued co-operative splpit among the men W. B. Bastam, neceretary of the state board of insurance, with headquarters at Lincoln, was the guest of honor The following are the new members | of the Blue Goose organization: Charles | Pitapatrick, Clarence T, Marion, W. 11 Dudley, P Brown, W. G. Dickey, W. B. W, Zimmerman, W. B Reynolds and ( H. Clancy. SUFFS ADVISED TO LAY ASIDE ALL DIFFERENCES MINNBAPOLIS, Minn, May DA warning to women to put aside personal Alfterences and co-operate to the fullest extent in the fight for national en- franchisement Was sounded by speakers today befors the Missiasippl Valley Suf- frage association. Centralization of power is the key to ultimate success, declared Anne Miartin, in speaking for the campaign for equal suffrage in Nevada. The districts which have falled to observe this fact are still fighting In the dark Induces Sleep. Take Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey for that haoking night cough; it mtops the cough and you sleep. 0. All druggists ~Advertisement. Bee Want Ads Produce Results. For Economy’s Sake Use borax! Borax saves 50 per cent of laundry soap. Borax makes soap do more work at less expense, It makes better, easier washings. The clothes last longer, too, Borax {s absolutely non-injurious. And its cost 18 trifling. A 25¢ package of “20 Mule Team Borax Soap Chips” will do more cleaning than 50c¢ worth of bar soap or washing powders. — Advertise ment. LARGE FURN) s |513-185I5 This illustration is not a true representation of a when it is made by hand & A matt pack down or heecome une ing by machinery you the Raymond w show vou don't ha our mattress if u Remem! make up wa sell must give satisfact these high grade mattr Our (ot F'op and Bott Our Combinat Roll ¥ uwTroN STORE R TN Y N e IS S22 ) N -~ NN = = = m Mattre a f CASH TUKE an overdrawn pieture, but correctly built felt mattres and not blown into the tick ress built this way does not ven or lumpy. T pieturs ay of making your mattres o to guess at what goes to nde for us, Fvery Our standard low prices mattress $2.50 $3.60 Art 'l i BIYEN MAIL ORDERA Hold Your Orders! WAIT! WAIT! If an iron bed or a steel bed or a brass bed {s on your shop ping list for this week or any time soon, be prepared to place your order Baturday, May 138, with Raymond’s for your bed needs, It will he your opportunity to buy anything needed in the metal bed line at one day only special prices. These prices will be published Thursday and Friday on three full carloads of {ron, steel and brass beds, whith we were fortunate in con- tracting for early in the season before the recent price advance at the factories. Think what a one day speeial sale will mean to you-—here at a priee less than our regular low cash figures, RAYMOND Furniture Company 1513-15 Howard Street An The 202 R FREE! A Beautiful Jewel We want to make May tn addition to the above offe 15 to 25 per cent on all which means a saving of §1 This generous offer 1 New Player Pianos, TERMS $1.00 SEE THIS LISY ' s 0 sian ‘ 1 " " ) - ) A B 5 Baarean Eotabiianad 1084 The La Rue Hat Sho Announces for Wednesday, and Week End WHITE HATS e or Player Piano Sold This OUR REASON FOR THIS OFFER: war High Grade Planos and Player Planos 10t New Pianos, Fully Guaranteed, $175 and up Free Stool and Free Scart With Every Instrument Sold Wa Ara saclusive pepressniati ves fur (ke world ¢ & MUELLER PIANO CO. - b Everybody Whether you're being served at a stylish hotel or whether you'reserving at home, there can be no more appe- tizing, no more healthful dish than FAUST SPAGHETTI It is the always welcome dish on any table, because it is good and because it is nourishing. Wise housewives serve it in varied forms, all tasty and tempting. Faust Spaghetti has taken the place of meat in many homes. It is iar more nourishing and far cheaper, Everyone everywhere likes it. It is simply a food that is always in place on any table and at any time, Your grocer sells Faust Spaghetti, 10c the large pachage MAULL BROS,, St. Louis, U. S. A et e AR £ ¥ Opening Display of e Of the Favored Styles for Summer Wear. Exquisitely Trimmed 5@ to 2592 La Rue Hat Shep (Riley Sisters) ose Building---16th and Farnam Phone Tyler 1047 FREE! Set With Every Piano Month the banner onth of this year, and r we will make an extra discount of le for avery home to own 88-Note, $350 and up TO $2.00 PER WEEK, 1on of Ladlew NGED PIANOS o Gt B OF BARGAINS IN FINE EXC BN FETRY \ ‘ 800 . ' 130 ) s ! . CIER ) ) LISy ; $ITA saa0 whed Blelaway, Wabe Linden & Rona, and aue slne Asciian Paseia Flasce Mol e Free Jowelry Set meniha rent allowest o purshase price JUSY FOR A NAME s fall L0 Farmam St Omaha

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