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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Chiffon Gowns and
Dress Accessories

Some Of the white chiffon collars are
In deep sailor shapes, with cuffs that ex-
tend nearly to the elbows. They are
hemstitched, but not embroidered. A black
chiffon gown merely tucked and hem
stitched. with collar and cuffs of white
chiffon, is one Of the best combinations
Of the season.
Gray chiffon is coming into wide popu-
lsrlty. It will be strongly featured, pro-
badly, among the early spring gowns. In
elaborate form, 1t is trimmed with a
flicker of silver embroidery. but often
IT is made as simple as serge and will
serve for the same occasions.
There is a new evening frock which
shows a combination of yellow taffeta
and gray chiffon, 1t has been a long
time since fashion put gray and yellow
together, and nearly all of these dance
combinations owe their popularity 20 their
introduction in dance gowns OF tuIle.
Although tulle is the word commonly
used, the fabric in these gowns Is really
white silk net. 1t has really strong
mesh. perishGole. though. as IL looks, and
II renders good service II enough OF n
is used in one gown. There must be layers
upon layers OF IL, and the favorite way
of finishing it is to put a piquet edge on
each layer
The expensive part of these silk net
gowns is that one cannot be sparing Of
material If they have not the effect OF
floating clouds, they lose their point One
1 Of the most effective Of these frocks mas
all its layers cut IN points. those be-
low the knees being weighted by sill
yer roses; flesh-colored chiffon is sub
stituted for satin as an underslip
| There is another smart evening gown
of white net which is slightly trimmed
with fur and touched off with a jeweled
bodice There is a strong rivalry in even
ing gowns between the bodice OF jewsled
net or bullion lace which goes straight
! under the arms and the rather prim little
bodice that matches the skirt and goes
over the shoulders. The latter is es-
pecially well carried out in frocks Of
pink and blue taffeta,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

Countess de Pierrefeo, who is in her girl
hood days was Elsa Tudor of Boston, is
about to return to France to resume her
hospital nursing, which was so pathet-
ically interrupted when her titled husband
fell last spring while doing ambulance
work for France.
She is expected to come to New York
to speak of her war experiences. With
her four childrcn. she has been staying
with her mother, Mrs. William Tudor. in
Hancock: N. II. She is sailing for France
the latter part Of February with her
children. the youngest Of whom is just
years old; the oldest boy is 10 and heir
to the distinguished title OF his father.
Countess de pierrefeu's sad story is
part OF Bostons society history. She was
one Of four daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
CLUB WOMEN MOURN
FOR MRS. NELSON
Honorary Psllbearcrs at Funeral
Are Women with Whom She
Associated.
FLORAL TRIBUTES ARE MANY

Funeral services for Mrs. N. II. Nelson.
president Of the Omaha Woman's club.
who died Friday after a brief illness.
were held at Cole-McKay's undertak-
ing pariors at ESQ o'clock Monday. Hun
dreds OF club women throngeG the parlors
from 10 o'clock I'm the morning, and
large delegations from the womans
club. the Dundee and Benson woma n 5
clubs. vesta chapter. Order Of the East
ern Star, and other organizations with
which Mvs. Nelson was connected. at
tended the funeral in body
Dean James A. Hancock OF Trinity
cathedral read the burial service Of the
Episcopal church and a quartet including
Miss Daisy Higgins, Mrs. Ben Stanley.
Mr.. Cutter Mr.. vickery. with Mr.. Stanley
at the organ. sang several numbers.
Many Floral Tributes.
Floral tributes to the departed presi-
dent were many and beautiful. The past
presidents Of the Womans club, who
served as honorary pallbearers: the
Woman's club. the directory and the diff
ferent departments. the Eastern Star
order all sent handsome floral designs.
The honorary pallbearers were:
MeSdames- Mesdames-
?; X Towne. A. B. Somers,
". Z. Harford, Edward johnson,
draper Smith, NJ. ID. Cameron,
4. n. Cole. G. w. HAYES.
The active pallbesrers were
", q. Shriyer. DIR. Palmer Findley,
Herbert Pickard Edward Phelan.
J DR. a. Q. Peterson. Arthur Boyer,
Or w, y. Dorward, Charles @. Trimble.
The Officers Of the club. Mesdames e
M. Syfert. John o. Yeiser. e e. Stan
field, A. l.. Fernald c. II. Marley and
w. s. Heller. and other members Of the
executive committee, accompanied the
body to Forest Lawn cemetery.
The Riddles at Train school, where Mrs
Nelson instituted a penny luncheon sys-
TEN, were deeply saddened by the news
OF their benefactors death, A picture OF
Mrs. Nelson hangs In the Train school
lunch room, but Mrs. Nelson never saw
the lunch room in operation. as she was
removed to the hospital the day It opened
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Harry Mccormick.
Luther Drake.
Earl GRnnett.
Lincoln Social Notes.


A beautiful event OF the weekend was
q post nuptiai reception given by Mrs.
Lionel C.. Burr in honor OF Mre Louis
w. Korsmeyer. formerly Miss Turkey.
whose marriage took place few weeks
ago. Receiving with Mrs. Burr and the
guest OF honor were Mrs. KoEsmeyer's
mother, Mrs. A. p. Turkey OF Omaha.
ana her sister. Mrs H. Il. Byram OF
Chicago, and Mrs. C, L. Burr
The affair was beautifully appointed
and attended with many delightful
features. A profusion. of roses bright
ened ali the rooms A program OF harp
and violin music was rendered during
the receiving hours. The dining room
was appointed in pink. large silver
basket. oyerfiowing with roses and tied
with pink nhaline, formed the center
piece and was surrounded with pink
candles In crystal sticks tied with pink
tuile in which nestled tiny pink rose
buds,
During the reception Mrs Burr was
assisted by the following ladies. who
aiternated In doing the honors in the
drawing room and dining room, Mrs.
W. NJ. Leonard. Mrs. Ross Curtice. Mrs.
Lew Marshall. Mrs. John Dorsan. MIRA.
W. w. Richardson. Mrs. Harry Reese.
Mrs. Elmer Henkie. Mrs. Frank Bal
ientine, Miss Mabel Hays. Miss Blsnch
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
FINE ARTS SOCIETY TO
HAVE EXHIBITION SOON

The Omaha Society Of Fine Arts will
hold an exhibition of paintings by for
eign and American artists. including a
loan exhibit Of old masters. at the Hotel
Fontenelle for ten days. beginning Feb
ruary 2. The exhibit will be open to the
public every day from 10 o'clock in the
morning until the same hour at night.
with a small admission fee.
The first evening, February 2. will be
a private view for members OF the Fine
Arts society. the Friends of Art Of
Ulcers Of local art clubs and the press,
when admission will be by card only.
Mrs. Halleck r. Rose is chairman Of
the exhibition committee which has the
affair in charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Miss Nash Scores Success.

Mr.. and Mrs L. r. crofoot returned
from Minneapolis this morning, having
gone there for the concert Sunday, when
Miss Frances Nash played with the Min
neapolis Symphony concert. The concert
was given to an audience that crowded
the music hall. and the young Omaha
pianist was enthusiastically received.
Miss Nash plays in Dubuque also this
week and Is not expected home until
Saturday Mrs. z. w. Nash is with her
and they are both the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Myers. On Sunday Miss
Nash will give concert recital with
George Hamlin. tenor, at the Boyd
theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Items of Interest

Life's mysteries: Why politicians let
themselves be photographed with cigars
IN their mouths.
Farmers own half the automobiles in
the United states, but our block owns
nine-tenths OF the monographs.
The blossom OF the pawpaw IL sug-
gested as the Missouri state flower No.
We don't know what a pawpaw Is, either.
Some investigator has discovered that
alcohol will make plants intoxicated.
Imagine a jngled potato blinking all It's
eyes or picked onion rolling home IN
the small hours. And would an oyster
plant that got lit up be an oyster cock
tail? We omit all reference TO the mum
Der OF stewsd prunss.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

A return to simple tunic lines Is indi-
Gated in southern model which has a
foundation skirt of pale pink silk. draped
with white wolfe. This wolfe overdress Is
bordered with a deep self tuck, which
gives sense OF SUBSTANTIALLY to the fra
gle fabric.
The short tunic is Of black tulie. bor-
dered with band of white net. which Is
heavily embroidered with white braid.
The contrast OF the black and white 10
highly decorative and elegant.
The bodice IL such that It may be worn
for either day or evening occasions. II
IL OF black tulle over white and shows the
bust band OF lace. partly yelled by the
tuile. The short sleeves are finished
with flounce OF tulle.
The striking note Of color Is infused "
the girdie of grass-grecn satin ribbon
tied at one side OF the front. Across the
back and front OF the girdle there arr
narrow revers OF black taffeta.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

William Tudor OF Beacon street. An
aunt married the Count Kleczkowska,
and It was while visiting In Brittany that
Miss Tudor met Count Dedous de Pierre
feu. eldest son of the famous French
family and descendant of AGEpiral de
Coligny.
In New England annals the Tudor fam
lily is notable Colonel Tudor. Of revolu-
tionary fame. was a friend Of Napoleon
and visited the French court.
Personal loss and sorrow are put aside
by Countess de Pierrefeu, whose sole
thought is to set back where she may
give her service and skin to those in
need. The countess has been offered the
position of head nurse of the hospital at
Dinard. but has declined, to work along
her own lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

Garten and Miss Frances sheldon.-Lin
coin Sunday Star.
Mrs. A. p. Turkey OF Omaha and her
daughter. MRS. II. r. Byran. Of Chicago,
left for Omaha Saturday after a short
visit with Mrs. L. Q. Burr
Miss Jenore Fitzgerald OF Omaha. who
is teaching in Fremont, spent the week
end with Lincoln friends.
MIR. and Mrs @. c. Krause have re-
turned home after weeks visit with
DIR. V. n. Lee and Mr.. Charles Lee OF
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Charles Belden has been confined
to her home for tie last week with grippe
and is still quite indisposed.
Mrs. William Sears Poppleton has
rented her apartment and gone TO the
Hotel Fontenele with her son, william,
to remain until she leaves for California
February /.
Mrs. Carol D, Evans and Mrs. Edward
Chambers OF Columbus. who have been
the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Homer
b. Robinson for the last week. left for
their home Saturday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

Butler Barnes Wedding.
At a home wedding this evening at $3.50
o'clock Miss Clara Barnes. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs u. NJ. Barnes. will be mar
red to Mr.. Clyde Eugeee Butler Of Leon.
la. son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Butler OF
varina. Ia All the wedding guests will
be kin to the ,Dride or bridegroom, and
the only attendants will be the children
who stretch the ribbons and carry the
ring. The marriage lines will be read by
an uncle of the bride. Rev. Or. ]. r.
Woodcock Of Kansas City. The ring
bearer win be little Isabel Sargent of
Weeping Water. and the ribbon stretchers
Miss Mabelle Horner, Miss Mildred Wood
cock and Master Richard Lewis.
The bride will wear the lace veil which
has decked every bride In her family
since her grandmother, Mrs. J. c. II.
Hobbs wore it in Galena. ILL.,, as a bride
sixty-six years ESQ last November The
brides gown is of white crepe meteor
charmeuse. The little attendants will be
in simple white frocks and Master Lewis
in white suit.
Mrs. Edward Bergman Will play Men
delssohn's Wedding March and Miss Dor
othy Pond and Miss Mary Wlnget will
sing. Go. Pretty Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will be at home
after March 1 at Leon. Ia
The out-of-town guests to the wedding
will be:
Messrs. end Mesdames--
]. r. Woodcock of Kansas City
l.. Butler OF Varina, Ia.
Harvey Sargent of Weeping Water
Mrs. Clarence Lewis of Kansas City.
Misses
Mildred Woodcock OF Kansas city.
Isabel Sargent of Weeping, Water.
M0beile Horner of Leon, la.
Messrs.-
Richard Butler OF Leon, Ia.
Doane Sargent Of Weeping Water.
Masters
James Sargent OF Weeping wattr.
/ Frank Sargent Of Weeping Water.
Richard Lewis of Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Shields entertain
at dinner. followed by bridge this even
ing. The table will have a center piece
Of Killarney roses. Those present will
be:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Chester Hunter, Harry D. Cameron.
John Battin
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

Palm Beach. Fla, for the famous George
Washington dance on February %. From
Florida the Clarks will 90 to New York
and Atlantic City. Mrs. squires will leave
for New York about the middle OF the
coming month to later visit with friends
on Jekyl Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Social Gossip.

w. Chamberlain Of Omaha is a guest at
the Elms hotel, Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Bradford leave
Wednesday evening for Californ a. where
they will spend the balance Of the winter.
as is their wont. A week or ten days will
be spent with Mrs. Bradford's mother at
Los Angeles. and from thence the Brad
fords will go TO Coronado.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Hoxie Clark Plans.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxie Clark OF Villa Bel
videre. N. y. who have been visiting
Mrs. ciark's mother. Mrs. Charles
sauires. since Christmas. leave FebrI-
airy 8. for New York. and will go to
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Boz Party at the Krug.

Miss Bessie Wilson entertained at the
Krug theater Saturday afternoon. those
present being Anna Edquist. Irene Palm
quist Esther johnson, Miss o'Connor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Club Gives Card Party.

The South Side Progressive club will
entertain at its hall, Tuesday evening
The hostesses will be;
Miss Kate Cornell.
Mesdames- Mesdames-
NJ. Cahil, EDWARD pelehanty,
Joseph Disterhaus, A. Elmiser.
Joseph Daugherty,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Bridal Shower.
Today's Events.

The Bible class met this afternoon un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. A. r. Jonas
at her home.
The Monday Drama class met with
Miss Kate McHugh this morning.
The Thursday Morning Bowlers met
this afternoon at Farnam alleys.
The White Shrine Whist club meets to-
day at the Masonic Temple. with Mrs.
L. r. shrum tho hostess of the occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Club Affair.

Mrs. Anderson entertained the Man
yantres club of the Young Women's
Christian association Friday evening. A
prize was won by Miss Margaret Case.
The meeting will be held at the Young
women's Christian association Those
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Farewell to Miss Summit.

Miss Mary Brumbaugh gave a farewell
party Saturday night in honor OF Miss
Naomi Summit, who leaves this week
for Lincoln. where she will attend the
state university. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and music. the
color scheme being crimson and cream,
the colors OF the university. Those pres.
ant ware,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

Strong - that's the size of
the army that passes every
year through the factory at
Niagara Falls in which
Shredded Wheat is made -
an army that inspects every
detail in the manufacture of
the cleanest, purest and best
of ali cereal foods. These
crisp, brown, delicious little
loaves of baked whole wheat
have everything in them the
human body needs. Try
them for breakfast with hot
milk or cream. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

Whatever may be your need. a Bee
want-Ad will get IT for you.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

a luncheon at the University club We'd
nesday afternoon in honor Of A. D. f.
Hamlin of Columbia university, who
speaks before the Fine Arts society.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

On the Calendar.
Mrs Lloyd Osborne will be hostess at
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

l. w. Wakeley.
Charles Deuel.,
Frank Burnley,
Ben Warren,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Dinners Preceding the Dance.

Mrs. Luther Kountze Is hostess at her
home this evening TO the host md hostess
Of the event Of the week. the dance at
the Fontenelle given by the Hoxie Clarks.
Mrs. Clark's mother. Mrs Charles
squires, IL included in the party with tne
George Bernard Primes. the A. l.. Reeds.
the ]. e. Summers and Mr. Robert Burns.
DR.. lie Roy drummer will entertain six
guests before the dance at dinner at the
Hotel Fontenelie.
One Of the Dutch treat parties before
the dance will be at the Fontenelle, when
Mrs. Charles Turner of Fremont, MIR.
Herbert Connell. the John Redicks, the
George Redicks. the Barton Milards the
Louis CIarkes. the Ross Towies. the John
Maddens and the Arthur Keelines win
dine together.
Another OF the home dinners OF the
evening will be given by Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Page. who will have ten guests
including Mrs. William Sears Poppleton
Pink tulips will be used profusely in
decoration
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. George will have
a simple home dinner with Mrs Ward
roses decorating the table. The guest:
will be:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25
Messrs. and Mesdames--

hsrsDeIt w neeler. =; =. George
The Glen Whartons entertain a home
dinner party of twelve this evening
The John A. Mcshanes, the r. w.
Dixons, the Henry wymans. the Frank
Hamiltons and William r. McKeens will
dine with the o. c. Redicks at the Redick
home before the Clark dance.
Mr.. and Mrs William Tracy Burns have
ten guests this evening at the Fontenelle
to dine before the dance. The table will
have a pink roses centerpiece.
Four guests will dine informally with
the John T. stewards at their home this
evening
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-25

27-Inch Fancy
Cotton Foulards
and Comforter
Covering. mostly
light colors. Val
ues TO Sc. Sale
price Tuesday.
Yard
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