Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-18

/ Macauley says he has kept strict
watch upon the theaters OF tho city and
/ does not know Of an infracuon of the
/ child labor law. lie has not looked upon
/ amateur night In the light OF an in
! faction. but hereafter he proposes 20
init even that concession. I'm all
-ses." said MRcauley, Il will refuse to
/ yturb a business on the mere complaint
those who have some other purpose TO
&C. We other than the fulfllment of the
| -. IL the labor law is being broken
l want to know It and that means | want
to see lit concluded the probation Of
| ficer.
Christmas Gifts.
We have a fine assortment OF Toilet
cases, brush and comb, sets, manicure
sets and infant sets for babies.--Melcher
Drug company, AIS N. cath St, SO, Omaha.
Magic city briefs.
| DR.. J. a. Beatte OF Lincoln is the guest
of Mr.. and Mis-. N. M. Graham.
Open Evcnings-This store will be open
evenings the week before Xmas, Cressey.
Mrs 4 e. SGGhlndel is visiting her
| Holiday Slppers-A selection for men,
ladies and children that win please you.
| Mems slipper 75c to 81 pair, tans or
black. W omens fine felt slippers, many
colors, Soc to $l.75 pair. Cressey.
| The carpenters union will hereafter
meet In the Red Men hall, the old labor
temple.
j. Krause, who has been confined to
his bed for the last week, is reported
as somewhat improved.
The Kings Daughters OF the First Pres
| byterian church will serve MONDAY
dinner at the church next Wednesday.
| Special Prices-PleaSe see the mems
shoes we are selling for 1900, $3.50 and
$500; also the ladies' fine calf button
shoes at S2,26 pair. Cressey.
NJ. Yost, Jeweler, new location, az N.
18th street.
| The literary department of the Literary
Century club will hold its general busi-
ness meeting at the library nall Tuesday
| afternoon.
Mrs. w. b. Tagg 1913 North Twenty
| sixth street, entertained informally at
| whist Wednesday afternoon. Two tables
| OF players were present.
After a three weeks illness at the South
Omaha hospital, William Nash OF the
United States postoffice force, was re-
/ moved to his home saturday.
New Shoes-Just received for the ladies
! another lot Of those fine high toe patent
or cali, button shoes. Prices: $780, $500
and $3.50 pair. Cressey.
The Mothers Self Culture club met Fri
| day with Mrs. Byron Glow, 1922 f street.
| They were favored with a talk on STORY
Telling by Mrs Axteli of Omaha.
MIR; and Mrs. zadock II. Clark and
lamily, for many years residents Of the
| southern part of this city, have removed
| 20 Houston, Tex, where they will make
| their future home.
Mrs. Harry Fenner has returned from
! Fremont considerably elated over the
prizes won by her at the chicken show
| held last week. Mrs. Fenner Is especially
proud Of the record OF her White Rocks.
Boys shoe-All solid leather, good style,
good wear; special values until Xmas
$50 pair. Cressey the Shoeman
We have safety razors from 81 up to
$3.50 each. Just the thing for an Xmas
present for boy 16 to is years-or the
husband-they can all use them.-MelcheT
| A parliamentary drill conducted by MIS-
Edward Johnson, was given at the meet
ing of the Women's Christian Temperance
union, held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Howe, 1915 North
Twenty-seventh street
Phone Bell South s6s-Independent F.
1868 for case of letter Gold Top. Prompt
delivery to any part of city. William
letter
Mrs. Harry Bennett entertained Friday
at a 1890 luncheon. Covers were laid for;
Mesdames j. B. Culver, w. b. Routt
Harris, shainholtz, j. Williams, Charles
lGrant. Omahaj Albert Martin, A. ID. Ma.
lors, G. l.. Hessner, Charles Cline, DR.
Kelley and Miss Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Graham enter.
tained at dinner Saturday evening, wher
| r. -
OF Omaha and Superintendent John
speedy and wife and little sons, Charles
and Donald, of Benson.
Harry G. Jorgensen, infant son of Mr.
X streets, died Friday morning at thC
home of his parents. The funeral will
be held this morning at the family resi-
dence to LsureI Hill cemetery.
To Every Woman in South Omaha and
Vicinity-There is a Xmas present wait.
ing for you at the SCHNEIDER q Mueller
Piano company's store, 431 N. oath St.
South Omaha. Store open evenings.
The Friday Luncheon Bridge club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. L. M
Lord, 1901 North Twenty second street
hose present were Mesdames Thomas
Parker, D. l.. Holmes, Byron Glow, II
Marling, Corey Bulla, +. Prucka, George
Davis, Berllnger of Omaha, Forrler OF
Omaha, EldItdge, L. M. Lord and J. G.
Martin.
No. 7112 American Federation of Labor
took in ten school janitors Friday nigh
at the meeting held in the Red Mems
hall. Within few days the rest of the
school mechanics will be affiliated with
the union. The members OF the organiza
ton project dance at Franeks hall or
the night Of December "a.
Miss Ada RRyner, 22l5 F street was
hostess for the u. s. N. club Friday
evening. Those present We're: Misses Mar
garet CaTley, Cornelia Engle, Louise Brat
ton, Marie Glynn, Inez LoVetOy, Name
ByrDes, Ada Rayner; Messrs Dor Nc
Bride, William Burrows, Howard Egg
gers, Harold Lee, Joe Connors, RALPH
, Taylor and Frank Nagel.
Expert watch repairing at Yost's, AZ N
25th street.
The pioneer Historical society of SoutI
Omaha will hold its first monthly meet
ing of the season on next Tuesday even
: ing in Library hail. Twenty-third and N
, streets Some business will be transacted
but q very pleasing and entertaining pro
gram has also been arranged for and
full attendance IS expected. II Is possibl
J the full program of the evening will b
, published on Monday.
The following young people enjoyed
carryall party last Saturday evening
: Misses Esther TODD, Helen Corr, Mar!
MCCULLOUGH, Edna Philip, Emma Ander
son and Helen Ram, Messrs Russ Philip
Jack Ward and Ralph Lyman. At tn
close of the evening they were taken 4
the home of Edgar Kiddoo, 81 Nortl
Twenty-first street, where refreshment
were served.
The Sunflower club gave a luncheon
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. ID. q
Robb, 1918 North Twenty-fifth street. Tn
iuO guests were Mesdames III. ]. Nc
CARNEY. ]. G, Talmage, A. @. Slime
., B. Mclaughlin, III. Miller and A. M
Falrbrother. Club members present wer
| Alesdames w. b. Shweely, ]. IL. Stina
j. Q. Copeland. +. w. Jones, +. Marks
A. Kodym, A. j. Pierson, ID. l.. Allen
, w. F, Lester and ID, q. Robb.
Pennant lodge No. 2SG, Ancient Orde
Of United Workmen, has electet
he following officers to serve for tn
7 coming year: Past master workman y