davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Jaunty Blazers Attract Flappers
AS Substitute for Sweaters Short Jackets Are Built
In All Materials and Colors

yE high ambition the place of the 1t
graceful and suitable for the majority of
the loose 1t attractive garment the stout the
thick and squy built the large hpped possesses jaunne and
in figure which Yet here such large
quantities with wherever problem of
costumery
by many weldssed substitute for
built all materials and colors 1t
fock with plaid skirt and overbouse; added
frock de chine and considered
the right thing with a wool jersey sport frock.
be like other jacket and take the color of the skirt
fancy plaid and checked designs 1t be
satisfactory whatever form offered 1t ruling fashion,
Why Jackets Instead of Capes?
succeeded the sudden
tell make it. Possibly tired of
pulatng holding the ends that would fly the breeze Prob
for spring then decided another
designers exhibit their
Delhi Women choose they will and
thing the manufacturers throw quant
thing the and becomes UNIVERSAL
done than seek something else. .
Possibly the became universal and killed itself The short
thing the for that has not
rather gloryng their strictly mannh coat
suit for the the present hour
The shops it that in this particular department of dress no
unsaed The prevailing fashion of keeping coat
removing discomfort the house has
blouse skeleton of its former glory the
will blouse Of embroidery based
IN the will
yield temptation her coat
blouse and the pink of condition
de chine Of silk
the skirt she reckless and exavagant
buy kind day. The shops limit the
rey of these garments.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Christ Child
Society

Sunday will be the first commu-
mon day for the children. Breakfast
will be served to them after the 9
o'clock mass. Miss A. McAuliff and
Miss Mary Howard will assist in
serving.
On Wednesday, March %, three
days retreat will be conducted for
the children OF the following CEN
ters: Gibson, St. Joseph hospital
and the Christ Child center. Father
Jordan, S. J.. will conduct the re-
treat at St. Philomenas church.
Mrs. c. Caniglia has volunteered
her services for the Wednesday
afternoon sewing classes.
The boys who are interested in
trying out for either of the Christ
Child baseball teams in the Class B
or Class c leagues will meet A. Nc
Caffrey at the Train school grounds
on Sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Benson Society
Benson ceErsspondsnt-call Walnut $50. :

assembly faam a number OF Den.
son boys and girls were able 20 see
themselves ia the movies, Besides
the film picture a literary and Hlus
seal program Was furnished by Ben
son High students, Over 200 tickets
were sold,
Personals,
Ben Smith Is on a business trip
10 san Diego, Cal
Mrs. Anna odsly Is visiting friends
near Bennington, Aeb,
MF and Mrs, =, l., ShsFer arc with
relatives In Iowa City
Mrs. William Correll and son arc
recovering from a recent illness,
Mrs. James Nancy Is recovering
from injuries received by a fall,
Mrs. F. kohlert was Monday
guest Of Mrs, Cora Marlin OF South
Side.
James LoFimer Of Los Angeles Is
visiting II the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. Campbell,
Mrs, X. p. Carroll oi Laurel, Neh,
Il visiting al the home other mother,
Mrs, James Nancy
Walter Smell left Sunday for Chi.
eago where he has been transferred
by the Cudahy company,
Miss Ada Suger spen, the week
end at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Sager. near Valley, Aeb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith have sold
their home in Keystone park and
have purchased home in Dundee.
Miss Lizzie Mcmahon has re-
turned from a two-week visit with
DR.. aud Mrs. X. 7. Carroll OF Laurel.
Neh.
Harry Elton was taken TO Swedish
Mission hospital Tuesday evening.
where he underwent, an appendicitis
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Peterson OF
Fort Dodge. Ia, visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Tyson during
the past week.
Mrs. ]. w. Fitch left Wednesday
for a two-week visit a, the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen MePhail OF
Neb.
Miss Zillah Anderson OF Kansas
City is spending a two weeks vaca-
lion with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Anderson.
Miss Edith Chantry. who COM
pletes her course at Ames, Ia, this
spring, is spending the weekend at
the home OF DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Ma
son.
Miss Roma Roth, accompanied by
her roommate, Miss Hazel Wilson
of Nebraska Wesleyan university.
'pent the weekend at the home of
Miss Roth's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iorton Roth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

Appealing Easter and Palm SUM-
day Music.
HE Sheet Music department in
the A. Hospe Co., store, 1913
Douglas, offers excellent selections
for Palm and Easter Sundays:
Easter:
Christ Has Risen, by Scott. Solo
for high, medium and low
voice .................. ..50c
Quartet arrangement .......... .lSc
Palm Sunday:
Ride on in Majesty, by Scott.
Solo form in three keys ......50c
Quartet for mixed voices ... 18c
Delightful music for the Sunday
School exercises are:
New Life, an Easter service in
booklet form ............... &c
Easter:
A pleasing cantata zoe
Easter Chimes:
Substantially bound little booklets
containing dialogs, exercises,
motion songs, choruses .35c
Any number of either songs or
booklets will be mailed out upon re-
ceipt of check to cover cost together
with postage.
Wraps for young girls are made
without trimming, but are much elab-
Grated in the working of the fabric.
An Immeasurable Satisfaction in an
Immediately Clean House for
the Easter Holiday.
nRESHER Bros, 22nd & Farnam
~ have every known modern facili-
tty for the cleaning of rugs, drapes,
cushions and even over-stuffed fur
niture. 1t is possible for every home
to breathe a spring cleanliness dur.
ing the Easter holidays. Phone At
lantic 0345.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
fooled Designs on Ooze Leather
Handbags Unusually Effective

Handbags Unusually Effective
ERELING g. STEINLE'S 18th
and Farnam offer feminine
Omaha the new and lovely in leath-
er handbags-tooled leather in gray,
a tan and cinnamon brown, eX-
quisitely silk lined-at prices one has
been accustomed to pay for very or
dinary conceits in handbags. There's
a surprisingly large mirror in the
swagger affair OF brown with a
long wrist loop of the leather. This
is one OF the envelope shapes round
ed at the corners, a smart accessory
to the new top coats, and is priced
at S3.75. .....-
All kinds of glass and composition
fruit, some of it so natural it might
be deceptive in a fruit dish mingled
with real fruit, and some OF it quite
frankly artificial
Springs Silhouette Is Straight
Whether Skirts Are Narrow or
Wide.
A trig tailleur seen at the Ideal
II Button G. Pleating Co., 3rd floor
Brown block, 10Th & Douglas this
week was of slender coat lines sug-
gesting the redingote. Beige Poiret
twill fashioned the effective coat
heavily embroidered in chocolate
brown, this worn over slip of black
crepe accordion pleated. OF de-
ceptive simplicity was the little frock
whose sole trim consisted of bias
banding which enclosed the panels OF
fine pleating. The decorative note
Of your suit or gown determines its
individuality.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Y. w. G. A.

Sunday-Building will be open
from 1890 a. m. to p. m. Lenten
services at 4. Mrs. Carl R. Gray will
speak on THE Holy Spirit
Monday-High School Girls Bible
circle, $50; current events, Sis; mill
linery, $50, and personality class,
E30; federation of clubs supper, 5:4S,
followed by individual club meetings
at OILS. Lenten Bible class led by
Miss Beth Howard, 6;l5; subject,
What Is Religion?" Glee club, 7:30,
in charge of F. Al Carlson; basket
ball, Sis; theater party, $50; Eel
lowship club, hostess.
Tuesday-Central Freshman Stu
dent club, $50 in the clubroom.
Wednesday-Morris Girls supper,
$50, followed by club meeting; draw
ing class, p. m.
Thursday-The girls of the Cen
tral Student club will entertain the
members of the Central faculty at
tea, $50 p. m. Busy Circle club, 7:45,
singing, followed by initiation of new
members; current events, ]; Profess
sor Vartanian's Bible class, p. m.
Friday-The Alumnae club will
meet for dinner at OILS, followed by
an All Fools party; civics, 7 p. m;
the study class on convention issues
for association members will meet at
7:30, subject: National and Local
Finance Policy" and City Standards
and Individual National Member
ship" :.
Saturday-Class in basketry, $50;
meeting of the Koda club. p. m.
The Junior Girl reserves, story hour,
p. m, followed by games. The cast
OF the Student club play, "The Rose
and the Ring" will have an April
Fool banquet. Federation of Clubs
council, supper. $50, followed by
business meeting.
\ =
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Girls Community
Service League

Monday-Cluga club supper, $50;
gymnasium class, 7:30, Mrs. Charles
Musselman, leader; volley ball, $50.
Tuesday-Lafayette club supper,
$50; basket ball, 7; recreational
habit formation class, 8, Miss Mar
jorie Corrigan, leader.
Wednesday-Wamm club supper,
$50; home-making class. 7, Mrs. G.
B. Kantor, leader; open house, 8:l5.
Friday-D. T. A. club supper, $50;
Chorus club, !, Mrs. Noel S. Wal
lace, leader; gymnasium class, 8,
Miss Katherine Carrick, leader.
Saturday-Dance, $50.
Sunday-Open house, $50, Mrs:
Mary Lydia Rowe, hostess.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Shop inaugufa,es Shopping ssry
for Ou, OF Town Buyers

THE SILK SHOP. 1917 Douglas.
- has found il necessary TO install
a shopping lady in their store TO take
care OF the great number OF out
oi,lown orders for silks and quality
wash fabrics, Order direct from this
shop and you'll find that mos, satis-
factory service Is rendered.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

Sports togs! The Open Sesame to
hours OF pleasure on sunny high
ways.
Flowers of Spring and Summer
Adorn the Dainty Hats in Spring
Showing
THE F. M. Schadell & Company,
l. 1872 Douglas has an extensive
showing of chic new pattern hats,
many OF them displaying the artistic
skill of the flower makers. A trans
parent little model in brown has two
shades of brown ribbon round the
cupped brim, a looped effect. On
the right side, back there is truly
fascinating blossom, deep shades of
tile blue and dull copper merge in
the silk and velvet petals, the more
vivid petals veiled under deep blue
chiffon. Children's hats are offered
at sincere reductions from 81 up in
an effort to close out the line, which
includes values to Sc.
Purple glass bowls and amber
glass bowls, wine red glass bowls
and black ones to hold fruit and
flowers.
Orders for Easter Cleaning and
Dyeing Should be Placed Now.
THE Pantorium, 10th & Jones,
l. urges that all orders for Easter
cleaning aud dye work be placed at
once. Last year there was terrible
hurry-scurGying with last-minute or
ders, congestion which might have
been almost entirely avoided with
bit of foresight. A cleaning estab-
lishment which fills every need OF
the most discriminating, the ultra
fastidous. Phone Douglas 0o63 for
prompt delivery service. Parcels
post charges paid one way on out-ot-
town orders.
There are smart hat and scarf sets
of hand embroidered silk crepe.
If You are Impressed by the Mail
file Test for Silk Hose. ...
VOU WILL find beauty together
1 with the endurance of the test
embodied in the Eiffel hosiery at
Hayden's for but $l.19 pair. Deli
cately woven. they're offered in all
shades and are utterly impervious to
rough treatment by the mail file
test And the charmful new Roll
ette' hose! Altogether adorable, l
assure you. The little shirred elastic
tops make the unsightly "roll' un-
necessary One may choose gray,
black or tan in either plain or lace
stitch for S225 a pair.
The neck OF the latest frocks are
finished in boat shapes or square.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

Gloves as charmful accessory to
the spring costume grow longer each
year.
The Brides Silver Dowry Chest Is
Filled with Beautiful Kinks Balti-
more Silver.
THE c. B. Brown Jewel Shop, 220
l. South Sixteenth street, offers
silver dowry chest for the bride--a
quaint affair in mahogany, velvet
lined throughout, which, when
opened, discloses every imaginable
piece OF silver for a perfectly ap-
pointed table service in the ideally
lovely Kinks Baltimore silver. Par
ticularly appropriate for this "gift of
gifts" is this silver, for it's hand
wrought by a very interesting pro-
cess, which evolves the delicate mass
of flowers and fern fronds which go
to make up the beautiful whole.
There's an impressive dignity about
the graceful lines of the different
pieces which appeals to the lover of
silver exquisitries. The brides sill
yer dowry chest contains ia pieces,
each a product of a true artist.
Enlarged Beauty Shop, Flooded by
Sunshine and Fresh Air, Attracts
Many Visitors. y
THE Brandeis Beauty shop, moved
- from the second floor to the
third, has attracted many visitors
who have expressed sincere apprecia-
ton OF the natural light and the
abundance of fresh air which pours
into the daintily curtained windows.
Large and convenient in appoint
ments are the modern beauty booths
attended by 20 skilled operators. At
your service, Milady Fairl
Clever Novelties Seen in Smart
Shops.
The changeable pastel taffetas
are embroidered in silver.
Suit jackets have low closings
and fiat shawl collars.
=
Dress skirts will be ankle length
or longer from now one.
Long sleeves of flet are effective
in an ecru-colored gown.
The crystal beaded bag harmonizes
with the light frock. ..
Many of the hats are fashioned
entirely OF broad ribbons.
The new skirts have straight lines,
deep hens and few pleats.
White and light colored fox furs
will be worn at the resorts.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

LAW Ivy 1AOol A~loSaoSCu lIlulC
in the World Today.
THE exquisite picture, "Blue
4 Boy" is perhaps the most dis
cussed painting Of the day. Your
last issue OF the Home Journal con-
tains a lovely reproduction of this
famous study. The A. Hospe Art
Department, 1913 Douglas, will
frame this print for you in a frame
toned to match the wonderful
blue for $3.50. They are showing
mezzo tints of the Blue Boy franz
ed for So.
Big square oilcloth tablecloths.
These are more useful even, than the
doilies of oilcloth, for they cover
larger surface.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
No More Worries Attendant Upor~
Successful Consummation Of the
Wedding Feast.

a LFRED JONES, caterer Of note.
= phone Jackson 1851, is making
unusually artistic plans for menus TO
be served at wedding feasts this
spring Never were the decoration,
furnished by this caterer more lovely
never were viands quite so succulent
nor were appointments more cor
rectly complete. Place your order
for his services in advance with the
assurance that everything, positively
and absolutely, will be right"
Steel as a trimming is especially
good for shoes this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

THE Fashions creations ending
of pleasure OF keen discrimination One Of the IN.
tereng manifestations this seemingly complex age grow.
ing confidence simplicity. The Silhouette longer gosqusy dis.
iorted follows the lines OF symmetry and expressed the human
body hats ioel wraps and suits follow the esque simple model
inss achieved by the worlds leading designers.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
hotj CD Jh0PPiin8 with B]]y

Spring hugs her harp close.
Glad 10 have ihe old instrument back.
Strung NTH nep strings.
With slim fingers.
Pallid and green
From long staying indoors.
Spring runs over The strings
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

First Spring Days
Bring Picnic Plans.
M ANY early picnics made the
A'A welkin ring this week, and in
many instances the Miller Box
Lunch company, 1918 ST Mary's ave-
nue, phone Douglas $500 furnished
the luncheons. There's satisfaction
in one of these carefully planned, ap-
petizingly prepared boxes which are
delivered in any quantity desired for
25c each. One of the teachers
gatherings of the week placed an or
der for $50 boxes! A suggestion to
be welcomed by the committee on
eats!
Odd circular draperies are used
for side effects on the new gowns.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

ToHN BATH. florist, 18th ana
- Farnam, sPeeialises IN out-o'-
town shipments OF fragrant hlas-
SONS, This florist has a success
fully different method Of packing
and shipping flowers which you'll
ind most satisfactory. for rs devised
with the idea in mind OF shipping
for a thousand miles II necessary
by mail or express. But Mr.. Bath
complains that out-oi-iown GUS
toners send in orders for flowers"
not giving any information as 10
what purpose the flowers are 10
serve, whether 10 grace the banquet
table, express coincidence az a
funeral. or dispense a bit OF sweet
cheer in the siekroom. He will ap-
preeiate more explicit orders. Say
it With Flowers"
Imitation coral. in sprays. Placed
in aquariums and fish bowls. In
lovely shades OF coral pink and red.
Silver Gift Selection Now Complete
Culver in an appealing array is
~ displayed at the gift jewel shop
al John Henrickson. 10Th At Capitol.
Especially pleasing is the selection
OF artistic holloware service pieces
in the true sheffield" plate. per-
haps the most misunderstood trade
mark in the world today for it IS
so often changed. Sheffield TO be
sure but a disguised Sheffield at
tended by many mysterious letters
which only serve to mean that the
silver sold is not the true Sheffield
quality plate, but miserable imlta-
tions. In the clever new design a
conservative beaded edging are the
new Sheffield pieces. A l2-inch
muffin tray has a cane-bound handle,
an assurance against burned fingers.
A lovely gift Sll.50. A large and
heavy covered vegetable dish which
might be used for two serving
dishes instead is $3.50. A chop
plate, covered, in the same design
might provide both potato and chop
servers, SIS. The salad dressing
bowl to match is Sl4. this on a silver
tray. Make visit TO this shop, they
will be glad to explain the distinc-
ton between the Sheffield" trade
marks TO your entire satisfaction.
Many Partisan suits show 24-inch
length jackets.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

OF the many available ways to
introduce a note of color, the de-
signer chooses to insert pleated
panels, to roll collar, to line re-
movable cape.
White and colored suede coats
have appeared for sports wear.
Novelty Easter Greeting Cards
THE NELSON STUDIO, End
L floor Paxton Block, Sixteenth
and Harney, offers the artistically
rovel in the way of Easter Greeting
Cards. An exquisitely finished
photograph of yourself on your
greeting cards this year! Very in
expensive-they're delightfully."- in
dividual. This is the shop OF mo-
ton picture lighting facilities which
has proved so successful:
A cape dress of creamy tan silk
has its edges bound i'll duvetyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26


The Frock That Is Worn Under
the Swagger Jacquette of Poiret
Twill.
DECIDED on a ravishing COM
- bination of fuschia crepe and
dainty navy Poiret twill--an en-
chanting novelty frock-suit shown at
Lamond's, Seventeenth and Farnam.
The new high collar effect is
achieved by closely set linked ball
buttons under which the jacquette
shows tendency to fare loosely as
if quite cognizant of the charm of
fuschia crepe. Graceful mannequins
trail a graceful path in and out OF
the Lamond show window for an
hour each Thursday evening" mod
cling of spring apparel which lures
Madam ct Madamoisselle to an ad-
vantageous parking Of the car early
in the evening",
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

f"H8 'hh@fratA Ns+F SfhH#s
NINTH an attendant slraighleuire
w and slsndrrizing Of Milady'
soiiiuFel When anyone tells you .
gown Is simple and adds that Jenny
made Il. YOU know just how muet
technique that simplicity means. And
when you see a eniifuFe entirely IL
keeping with the new and graceful
simplicity OF the mode. you at one
know that Il is an achievement IN hs
eomingness by Mr.. Roberts OF th'
Black and White Room, Burgess
Nash or by Mr.. Frank Of the Saiol
de Beauie. Hotel Fontsntlle. 10
they are both acknowledged artist
in the becoming and appropriate ar
rangement Of women'S efownlni
glory. evolving the seemingly sim
pie hairdress in such way that il
conveys a hint OF fascinating intfi'
eaey.
Many k..xious Mothers Find the
School Childrea's run Down"
Condition Source OF Worry IN The
Spring.
OUR grandmothers used to give
" us sassafrass tea about this
time O. year when We showed signs
OF lassitude. The modern mother
places the children OF her family on
a carefully planned diet which, in
every case. is built around the per-
fectly pas,eurized Alami,o milk.
Even though the youngsters appe-
tites leave them entirely, il they
drink Alamito milk, and they lust
love it," there is no immediate cause
for worry. If you're not on the de-
livery route books of this modern
dairy, phone Douglas 04o9 and
place your order.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

Ostrich Feathers Refashioned, Hats
Reblocked and Trimmed.
THE Kruger hat shop, 303 Bar
- ker block, is most resourceful
sort of a place. Not only will your
hat look like new, but your furs will
be more lustrous, your marabou of a
new loveliness after clever treatment
here. Closed after 2 on Saturdays.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

III Winter Comes" Most Popular
Book OF the Season.
ar any OF the new books In 81
" bindings may be rented Al the NJ.
], Barry Book Shop. l6l7 Howard
upon receipt OF 81 which is refunded
upon return Of the book ai close OF
week minus lSe rental fec. They're
fresh and new and may be bought
II desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

Green peas and carrots are deli
cious served with spaghetti to which
little grated cheese has been added.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

Easter Clothes Problem Solved
in Dressmaking Studio.
W OULD you like to make dress,
W suit or coat for yourself or
others? Call at Miss Jakl's studio,
2227 South Twentieth street, and ask
to see the Blackburn adjustable cut
ting system, which will enable you
to cut, fit and design a pattern for
any figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

That stand betpeea heaven and earth.
And touches chords Of an old song
That she had hall forgotten.
hear Spring
Al her harp Of ram and EARTH
Trying 10 remember
The lovely apegsios
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

The neck OF the latest frocks are
finished i'll boat shapes or square.