Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-23
Lamps the Ideal Gift.

Lamps the Ideal Gift.
THE time has come when every
L member of the family has his
own favored lamp just as much as
he claims as his own chair of
comfortable cosiness. The Nelson
Electric Co., next door to the
Orpheum, Fifteenth and Harvey,
have an extraordinary showing of
table and floor lamps as well as
boudoir lamps tres charment
Achievements of artistry, they COM
bine art metals, dull glasses, BIO
caded and shirred silks, fringed in
silk and chenille, dull blue or rich
rose. A special offering is the line
of boudoir lamps, carved mahogany
bases, distinctively shaded with
hanging ball decorations in yellow,
gold, rose and blue for $780, To
add distinction to the whole home
are the floor lamps ranging in price
from $3.50 up.
If You Delight in Old-Fashioned
Goodies Served in New-Fashioned
Ways
YOU'LL find the Thanksgiving
- dinner served at the Flatiron
cafe, Seventeenth and Howard, won
derfully delicious. For everything
tastes Gust like home cooking"
while the service is dainty, delight
fully novel, the appointments all
that one could desire. If you're
planning to have a party dinner
here, phone Douglas 2787 for reser-
vations. You'll find Mrs. Cooke
hostess of heart-warnling hospitality.
Thanksgiving Corsages
Or Surprising loneliness
w ILL be fashioned at the Lee
w Larmon Flower Shop, 18th
and Douglas. This shop has gained
quite reputation for the individual
note of distinction embodied in their
corsage arrangements, and I'm sure
your Thanksgiving Day will be
much more enjoyable for the wear
ing of a lovely eorsage.
The Omaha Woman's Club Inter
ested in Electricity in the Home.
THE Home Economics depart
l. ment of the Omaha Woman's
club have asked Mr.. Carlson of the
Blue Bird Electric shop, 30S North
Sixteenth street, to give a demon
stration of every one of the cleo
trical appliances in his shop to 90
members on Thursday, December a.
This is the beautiful little shop of
which you've heard me speak, where
you'll find electrical gifts to bring
Christmas happiness to household
the year round.
The Man Who Originated All the
Embroidery in the United States
for 40 Years
rs now at the Brandeis stores art
1 department., third floor, where he
is instructing free classes in needle
work every day from 10 to 4. His
newest and perhaps his most clever
origination is what looks to be at
first sight an artistic arrangement OF
crochet stitches in the interior of a
solid outlining, all, however, done
with an embroidery needle. Forty
stitches are embodied in this wor4,
and beautiful indeed are the designs
evolved. Hundreds of pieces in boz,
white and ecru linen are on displa !
in the department, work which
you'll find most interesting. Mr.
Shaw will assist in the selection OF
your linens and stamp the design
chosen, following up with skillful
directions in the making.
What More Charming for Christ
mas Morning Than a Cherry
Tinted Silk Kimono?
n NE of the loveliest kimonos I've
" seen in a CHEEKY cherry red
silken affair they've fashioned at the
Hattie Putnam Corset Shop, 502
Karbach block. Ideal for wear I'm
der dark georgette blouses are the
brilliant blue camisoles, practical as
we'll as dainty, the, caps of lace and
silk. Beautiful gifts are the ex-
quisitely dainty pink and blue ribbon
banded corsets ranging in price
price from So to SIS. Veritable cas-
cades of tiny knotted ribbons and
sheer laces trail their charming
lengths on many of these.
Riotous Blazings of Color.
TILL the shop of John Bath, the
J. florist, Eighteenth and Farnam
Great curly petalled chrysanthe,
NUNS lift regal heads, while the
smaller members of this charming
family, the cluster pom-pons lend
themselves most gracefully to table
decorations on Thanksgiving day
Please let me have your orders as
early as possible to insure delivery
by Thursday,