Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1916, Page 15

1916. Notes : Woman's 7F Personal Gossip : Society Work : Household T'opics Bord 15TH AND DOUGLAS Bergl [ A Big Sale Event Scheduled for Saturday Women's Stylich /Q?’ o COATS er Fashions December 15, 1916. aha’s voungest busi I He is Kicl g o : aged 13 residence, | ;‘2"'1 & Lae i) ) and occupation, student at 5 : 8 A ‘ ool T e [ 2 DRESSES iy {4 ” - Values up to £2500 o his Christmas sl 5 \ | AN e Your Choice o o7 e >4 ¢ cast about him : o Four Biy Ra , ( iwee of revenne e s v ) LAt P | t lus hrst anspiration A —- - ES 3 {e glanced out of the window and L 2 AT y‘:\-“ ‘ \ s the baker's hoy delisering same |15 4 Am 8/ 2 ) ¢ fresh bread and rolls to Mother | voch. Master Richard registered im- 31 The Coate The Dresses recsion Na. 2 “‘ Fite Conte melude siriped hoRliroseaaiinclnd i ie made a dash for his hat and 37 plushe, velonr. mi nd il e hine and Bl bl Vi v hrown meteor m the new “long vied over ta the haker's store Gnad marning. Mr Raker. do vou 0 cad, | mean need, any fire msurance '\( - L v licias Why, ves, | beheve has just run out. | von Are vou selling om some o s el L Sy I what's that Mise Harel NSUrance s meniher of the o <ked the amnsed busimess man visit Yep.” replied the undaunted Rich- yarat lannclimg mto facts and figores afre Here Is the Store for Practicai Xmas Gifts e T it e AT | The Kind That Lvery Woman Values Most \fl.‘i he solil the baker a palicy for Holiday Guests Lots of Men ‘T'uy Nrvas <™ s for Their 1 omen @ brother's ofhce, threw the palicy g, | i Were a Aens Store, Toe, You Kneu 1 the cannter in the mast 1 Al i ; i and ashed 1o be credited TS 5 ’ Kimonos Sk Sets th his commission (2 i Corpe no ) i fe, all wpertenced salicitars registered I S1.70 ©€3.50 s Silk Waists Silk: Petticoats g Al A i N every wOmii price and awe -and meelily “came ross” with the commission Announce Wedding Party. Rargs A large wedding party will attend Christiias day at vl ) Miss N Mack and Mr. Phibp meludig Mrs 1 ea A § L er \let7 at their marfiage in Buffalo | Mr<. Fd Basd and \! Mre 1 ec $1.98 ' 814.50 £5.00 Wednesday evening, January 10, The Kennard ol then , cremony will take place at Trinity | Judge and Mre B O oo of | Women's Hose i ) ’ wrch and will be followed by a, Kearney aitive Decepby tor al R cedding reception” at the Twentieth | week's 3is | N : Century elub \nar { | - - : s The ¢'s attendante will be her | Ravmond la i 80c il 81.05 « $10.00 '© 8100.00 Fur Muffs, $5.75 wp = ) e < &> Fur Scarfs, I & DOUGLAS ne Faney rer. Miss Harriet Mack, as mad |« honor: Miss Annette Coit, Miss [ nia s Bushnell, Mrs. Lloyd Bissell,| Mr Miss Kat n|flL ficien Ingham of Twine nf- ss Marnan Kuhn and Miss e Metz of this city, as brides- [ Bedwell Mrs. Morris Cassard, ir., for Mr.and Mrs H ] Baille Mile Theresa Mercier of Paris, [fertam Mrs. Kate will e the matron of ho kosh, Wis, durmg m Maore Decker, jr., and | Sharrard will arrive Dece 1 = Mr Carl Fleischman Holmes of Cin- will be here fara twe we 1 b § ath will, ho. bkt man, and the| Rev.and Mrs awin ths are | YOU svant ishers will be Mr. Washington Pas- | anticipating the return of torius. of Colorado Springs, Mr. Hart Jenks, who arrne Charles 1. Metz of this city, Mp [ next few davs from Harold I. Norton of New York Gity, | where Jic has been p Mrs. Thomas Stilwell of New York [ranch. Mr will atte Ciy, Mr. Samuel . Vail of Chicago, [ Versity of O Mr. Junior H. Carll. jr. of Garden |senior in the law ) b i I Mr. John W. Clark of| Mr and Mis. | an have as ! Schencetady, Mr. Howard C. Cowan |their guest Miss leacl Aliller. for-| , o DRl merly of this citv, whe has heen re Mr. George P. Urban of Buf- HERY Tl il (6 va’ 5 Something particularly nice ! ) as Deszert for Sunday dinner have this falo three vears. Miss Miller will remam until spring Christmas in Chicago. 5 and Mrs. Chester Nieman leave G it for a week's visit in Chicago. P‘\'T:“a\l\mev"?fl"'”fll, While there they will attend the for-{, =5 i contined o her home by illnes al Christmas dance given by the NG S T Ihrec Arts club members, which will s e iy ) 1ake place December 18 WW,“fl!rv";W ey o8 Elabaration of evening frocks with hand-made Mt Gl NG o il £ U e o Mrs. Nieman rcturned yesterday | om0 S AN b Ve roses is characteri of this Bulloz creation s 2 = e ey et pdevsaad [ OniK Gty Rip el 2 BB Ba g ) 1 Pink fowers with black velvet and silver leaves |, | 24erable lace and coat of coral thomp i CollawlicEeis 1c0e T SO, {5 party of friends. The Hartmann pedyres, I e clve d fitch t It to i Master Robert Nieman, with her par- | ¢ o g note onia frock of black and pearl Naaancaniog 1s an air of distinction i r - erly hived m mahd ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanford, m}:‘:s‘;;“m“g . tn not ta be mis witil her return, from Omaha & ol e ASK FOR and GET pointed, and still 1l mode. Many Author Entertains Omahan. heveRbeenahi) Omahans who are reading Mrs. I (G Btk F(IS]ZZO” H?’nfS ‘v'u‘:r r‘):,,?”{\::}([;\\}”:”$"“"“:‘Vv‘ IIHL' u’v]‘“:“ ‘ I-lizabeth Dejeans’s story, The 1 1 X PR P ; < il Dogeotit R W0l o G o (i o Bk . than the chin straps of severe Mack (1 from the waist | y Aflfi'fe,:.fi:su‘,!“ = D i Mrs. James McDowell There are some very effc at were the vogue me or draped from Helpe to erad icat in Omaha. and portrays local per- r. and Mr k e SR e I e Helps dicate daadrad. is with thinly-veiled changes of [ Patton went last Iriday L Ll Lo Dl B e e s THE ORIGINAL B iyt Cray o i T, me, will be interested to know that [ to attend a medical hound with hrown and « ns on dancing skirt itself, draped 0o aad §1.00 8¢ Druriste are varied in s the well known author entertained | that city and expect | \iss Iiva Mahoney of Omaha at din- | Orleans before returnmg to ner her New York home the other | the latter part of the week cvening. Mrs. Dejeans describes an art studio like that of R. F. Gilder | On the Calendar. m her story and other local descrip- Mr. and Mrs. J. I tions and delineations of characters 1 the Welsh v meeting 1 composed of all who have Dinner Parties. o o parentage, or Welsh connectis Mioanl Mrs. George Redick Tave 115 (0Gal organization which mects e entertaining at a serics of din- g S cond Thursday cvening of cach __ the train section MALTED MlLK Want Ads : 5 Cheap Sub-titutes cost YOU aame orice Xmas Gifts for a Woman Something for the home. chold linens < are attached 1o g hats. Onc dhound “THREE BELOW=and SHE STARTS on the < this week, tie gl\m an ?.l‘ubr‘wllvn\: e ] | s . ast t i ting and to-| i At the home of Mr west ones are : - Tow cvening TE. lvans, Thirtye=c e lic clasp or wum kitchen wa Honor Bride-Elect jenty-five or morc members - were on silken jone stand ) ‘ Mol M"l”.],y\‘ ‘-‘ ‘.:‘(‘,j'l, 1\’(‘.:' A card party will be ‘-v\(}{\}w the = y T " : | Something inexpensive. Cold weather Can’t 4 il S b =01 Omaha Suffrage association N Many French blouses of crepe de il dwicl i 3 Wednes fternoon in honor of S AT i el bydiiomstitel andwich trays 5 N ' C aug ;i1 day aiternoon at the liome h T y mstiteh 5 i et S, dasgiier of 4 O i i T o stall you—if you keep e worthy matror, Mrs, Ci aw- o oWt everything out of your tank except Red Crown Gasoline A quick kick in every drop no matter where the mercury drops to. Always the same wherever you buy it. Look for the Red Crown Sign. fan type, are i contrasting b n n bright-colored wuo! | o E ,‘-‘ .\] .,\\ b \‘\Hlun.]‘y(‘ :;:?\r Social Gossip. Ru ed o the near future and the affa N o G ; as a shuwver tor her. Honor guests 1 this affeir were the worthy matrons the other chapters, Vesta, Maple l.eai and South Side A miniaturc Christimas tree and cupids and candy were used i the decorations SRk rd entertained the er Lake Luncheor club Thursday onor of Miss Scott [\\l'n!_\-h\n lSehaal Bazar: s were present. Other a i . ur Miss Scott next week.! The Mother 4 1 hold a l s evening expected for Christmas at the Charles ' broidered Metz home e been added to the skat | Something to Wear ap, scarfa u il d floral spra aments Iand-cmbroidered unde Faney and useful apror il cted slee Story Hour. 1 | Miss Grace Sorer vill conduct convenient a story hour at Mc use Saturday at 3 o veless jack Lace evening scarfs e plann Family Christmas Dinner \ nd M AP Tukey will ex mily dinner on Christ sc present being Mr. and r=myer of Lincoln, Mr I.. Byran of Chicago. Irederick Wing and Mrs arley Moorhead | Kathryn: Mr. and Mrs. md Mi Allen Tukey STANDARD OIL COMPANY Nebraska) Baker’s Cocoa stands all tests of Home for the Holidays. . Miss Harriet Walte who attends Kemper school in Kenosha, Wis., i return December 1 to spend the olidavs with her parents, Mr. and Mre, I, Walters, Mrs, Walters leaves l'uesday for Chicago to meet Miss larriet and return with her Mr Waltman Walters, who is a senior nicdical student at Dartmonth this vear. will be heme December 23. Miss Harriet expects as her guest \liss Helen Rhodes of Chicago, who will come December 28, Affairs are ing planned for her during her It s pure, it is delicious, it is healthful. Walter Baker & Co.Litd. E3STABLISHED 1780 DORCHESTER,MASS, guerite Klinker of Lincoln 1 <pend the week-end with Mis Carol Howard weth Maude [y who tending the ty. arrives December 17 v he