Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-12

Davis, drugs.
Wedding silver at LefterUs
Corrigans, undertakes. Phones i&S.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone ~.
PURE GOLD NEEDING PJNGs-LEF-
! FERT s.
lsK WEDDING RINGs-Gernsr. eli
MANTED-TuREE BOYS TO CARRY
THE BEE AT 10 SCOTT ST.
- See the new 1871 wGA paper patterns at
Borwicks, 2ll south Main street
Call lI2 for case OF Gund's Peerless
peer j. j. Klein Co, distributors.
Occullsts' prescriptions accurately filled
me same day at Lcfferts Bis Jewelry
The place 70 buy wedding gifts. See our
Broadway. '''
A business meeting Of the Associated
CHARITIES VIII be held Monday afternoon
At the Creche
For Furnished seven-room house
modern, until September is. b. F. Lewis
Wl Fourth Avenue.
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
LAWN MOWERS AND BABY CAR
u SCHOENlNG co.
The cheapest and best place in Co. Bluffs
70 set wall papering picture framing and
PICTURES Is c. Jensen, Masonic temple III
sst 80 NoI pelleNe IL come In and let US
No question about II. The cheapest
pace in Council Bluffs TO get pictures and
picture framing done, wall paper and wall
papeTlns done paint and painting DONE is
- Jensen, Masonic Temple; see us first
Rev. George Knoche, formerly pastor OF
me German Evangelical church In this
CITY and now located at Waterloo la has
been the guest this week OF Mr. and Mrs
=. Berwick at their home on South Main
street. '
Mr. and Mrs. Willard f. svonrer had for
tnelr guests at dinner Wednesday evening
Mrs j. b. Atkins and Henry Atkins Of
daughter, Ruth. of Sioux City, and Mrs.
Edgar Burke of Imperial. Neb.
me regular meeting Of Harmony chap
Gay at 2;SO p. m. on Mrs. Sterner's lawn
corner OF Clark street and Fifth avenue
members are urged to be present
DR.. K. b. Tubbs and his brother-in-law
1T William G. Alexander OF Evanston
IL, will leave for California THURSDAY
afternoon. They expect to spend about a
month on the coast and will attend the
meeting of the American Medical assooia-
uon at Los Angeles June 1890
Miss Leda Berwick entertained a jap
Sns party Tuesday evening in honor OF
her guest, Mrs. Barnes OF Oklahoma city
me rooms were handsomely decorated
with japanese lanterns and art novelties
a t"o-course luncheon was served Games
evening The guests numbered fifteen
Mrs. j. b. Atkins planned and assisted
IN brilliantly executing a lake party Fri
day evening in honor of Mrs c. c, Wales
and daughter, Ruth, OF Sioux City, and
Miss Helen Leet Of Omaha Both Young
women have just graduated at Browneii
nan, Omaha, and the party was the first
TO be given in their honor since There
were about twenty present Dinner was
served on the lawn, followed by a dancing
party at the boat club.
REFUSAL OF the owners of the Blue Ribbon
saloon to permit picture screen 70 be
hung on the side Of the building above
the second story made 1t necessary for
the Young Mems Christian association
oIticers to give an attractive and inter-
estlng Tree stereoLticon show last evening
on North Main street where the effect
was very greatly modified by the intense
brilliancy of the powerful flaming arc
lights The desire was to use the building
on scott street on account OF the more
central location and also to get away
from the bright light. The owners OF the
saloon, while not in any degree objecting
TO the nature OF the free show or the
organization back of II, realized that a
huge crowd of Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION men and women would have a
demoralizlng and depressing effect upon
the Saturday night trade. Director Pierson
also realized the incongruity and did not
urge such an interference with the patrons
night.