THE BEE: OMAIIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1916.
Society Notes -:- Personal Gossip -:- Entertainments -:- Club Doings
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FOR THEJIHE ARTS
Much Labor Connected with Stag
Ing the Exhibit at the Hotel
Fontenelle,
OPENS WEDNESDAY EVENING
Mr MHLLiriCIA Ffbr.mrr 1.
Who la the tiredeat woman In Omaha?
The averaxe unthinking mind would
tudge her to be eome mother with a
large family all Kick abed.
It would on first thought eeem abeurd
to say the tiredeat woman la aome amart
matron who la supposed to devote her
time to society.
There are a full half aeore of them
and a more tired little coterie of femlnin-
jr m
Maternity! Tbo
. Uortl of IVords
It la written Into life's expectations thai
motherhood la the one sublime acoom-
thee la anythlnr, no
matter how simple,
how apparently trivial
It may leem. If It can
aid, help, audit or la
any way comfort the
expectant Mother, It la
bleaalnir. And enrb
I a remetty called
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Vou apply It orer the
BtomatU lunacies. It I
irently rubbed on the
an r face, and makes
tho fntMrlr nlfMntt
tUa rellerss the strain on ligaments, natural
eipaaaiia take place without nndne effect
npoo the nerves. And as the time ap
proaHies, the bind has rone through a pe
riod of repose, of (title erpectaiuTr. and
this haa an aoqnestloned Influent upon the
future eh! Id. That this Is true Is evidenced
by the fart that three fenerations fit mothers
kve used and rerommended "Mothej's
friend." Ask your nearest dnurrlst for a
bottle of thla splendid remedy, lie will ret
it for you. And then write to Bradfleld Rea
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for a nwwt Interest I rif bfwik of Infnnnatloa
to prosnertlvy mother. It Is mulled free.
Write today. It la a book you wiU enjoy.
iff mttn, .mi,
It means so much
THU NKliU 01" A CEMETERT I)T
Is not a pleasant thinr to think
about. But -when you are actually
up affalnat it when your mind la dis
tracted with aorrow and matters. It
aeema, are balna thrust at you from
every aide
It'a re-assurlna; to know that the lot
question may be very eaully solved.
k rsprsenltlve of Wsat Lawn ia
Miibioct to your Instant command. Ha
will call with autoiuoblie. take menu
tiers of tha family to select a lot In
West Uwit atid otherwise rendr a
alstanve and advice in any way he ean.
Thla persona service la not based
upon the prti-ed lot you buy. In caaa
where financial etraes would ordi
narily preven ownership In such a
teautlful rernavery as West Lawn, we
also extend tha courtesies of our easy
purchase plan, l'hono us.
lty never scrubbed floors nor hung out
a blf family washing;.
If an yttme thla week yau ehealA ea
a woman with fatia-ua laa-ging steps,
weary eyea. wan cheeks, and llpa white
with exhaustion, you may safely put her
down aa a member of one of tho commit
tees of the Omaha Fine Arte society.
Talk about what the princes of the
Italian renalssanra did for art wave
seen their pictures, painted by their
protegee, plump, well kept, luxurtoua
looking eld chaps, who never knew what
It was to (at out and h untie for art's
sake until their heeds swam and their
kneea bept under them.
If any one thinks It Is any sinecure to
launch and state and exploit an art ex
hibition In Omaha, lust let that person
sit for a few minutes In the balcony of
the Fontenelle and see how tho women
are working to wake the picture view a
succeaa.
I eat there for a short time yesterday
and the ravagoa of strain and effort,
particularly on two prominent matrons,
waa strikingly noticeable. One Omaha
woman, a dark, rich type of beaaty, with
a touch of Carmen tn her cheeks and
sparkle in her eyes, looked so tired and
pale that I had to ask her If It were she.
The exhibit opens tomorrow evening
with a reception and private view but
what la the reason that some of tha
women are worked to exhaustion to
make this thing a auocesar Are selfish
ones eavlng themselves, even If the barka
Of the willing camels have to break
under the loada that otnere should help
to heart
Omaha Attendants at Wedding.
At the marriage of Ml Helen Mar,
daughter of Mr. and Mre. James F.
May, to Edward F. Murphy, Jr., en Feb
ruary at fit. Paul'a Episcopal church
In Chicago, Miss Lucille Bacon of Omaha
will be one of the four bridesmaids. Mlsa
Margaret Murphy of Leavenworth, slater
f the groom, will he maid of honor, and
Mrs. Thomas M. Murphy of Kansaa City
will be matron of honor. Robert O.
Thompson and Carl Bloom of Omaha
will be two of the uahera. Thomas M.
Murphy, brother of the groom, will be
beet man.
Box Parties at the Boyd.
"The Light that Failed" haa been a
popular play with amart folk ever alnoe
It waa put on tha boards first, and it
would seem that It haa lost nothing in
popularity with years. Tonight at the
Boyd It shows Itself to be the one play
ef Sir Johnston Forbea-Robertson' a rep
ertoire which brings out society la full
array. Tha box partlea of thla evening
eeem to be the event of the day'a cal
endar. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Burgeaa give a
bos party for Mr. and Mr. Moshler Col
petaer and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin XL Mora
man. Jr.
The W. A. Redlcka will occupy a box
With Mrs. W. R Kweatt of Minneapolis,
their housa guest, and the John Redlcka
Mr. and Mre. O. W. Plainer give one
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under sunlight?"
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water ...m......, ...... .One-half Pint
Bay Rum One Ounce
Texola Compound ....One-quarter Ounce
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-Advertisement.
( the largest partlea of tha evening.
Thoao present will hex
Messrs. mt Maodarnne)
O. J. ingworeent Charles A. Orlmmel,
H. O. Kdwaivtst FrfMik Ji Norton,
W. F. tx-nny, U. W. Flatner.
The hoHtese of tbo- popular Hoxle
Clarke this evening will be Mrs. Luthor
KoMntaet who will (tvs a dinner to- her
party at her home before occupying' her
box at tha Boyd. Those present will bo:
Meesre. ami Mesdama
"ti. ra,rk. Ur. W. o, BrWda,
C T. Kevatse. I De Forest Bicharda
Mr. a ad Mrs. George- Fajrne- will oooupy
their boa with) their- guaato, who will be
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Haywood, aire. R. A.
Waldemuth and Mlsev Mabel Smith.
With tha Card Claba.
M-a James Zlpfolt waa hosteee at the
Paramount Whist club Friday evening.
Prises were won by Mre. I). Lovejoy,
Mrs. H. Keating, Mre Loree, Mr. J. A.
FiWand, Mtr. A. Jeteo and Mr. O. Reye.
Seventeen eeuplee were present. Mre.
W. Lore is the neat hostess.
Tha Lea Amiea Whist club waa enter
tained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. h. B.
Crouch. Trixee were won by Mre. J. J.
Dlneen and Mrs. J. M. Gerhard. Tho
club will be entertained Saturday, Feb
ruary it. hy Mre. J. J. tMneen.
Patriotio Society Elects.
Mrs. Gaorge B. Eddy waa elected, to
head the Memory Das- aaaodatlon of the
local Wemu't Relief oorpa at the annual
meeting held In Memorial hail. Monday.
Mrs. Addle E. Hough la tha secretary and
Mlsa Clara Peenan the treasurer. Misa
Feeoan and Mra. Beelo tMKenbacher con
stitute the monument committee, other
committeea to be announced later.
Comas Club Affairs.
The Com us olub gava aa entertainment
-or members and their huabanda at the
homo of Mr. and Mra. J. T. THmmlc.
Monday evening. The hosts and hoeteeses
of the occasion were Mr, and Mra J. F.
Dimmlck ana Mr. and Mra. Harry Bver
aton. Mra. I M. Beard waa tha guest
of the dub. Prise were won by Meav
damea Ben T. Marti and J. W. Rood and
Messrs. p. J. Laimoa and J. W. Hood.
Tha next meet ef tho club will bo on
Thursday afternoon, February 10, at the
home of Mra. Charles Bvereon.
Columbian Club.
Tha Columbian olub will gtvw an enter
tainment at Its hall Wednesday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock. The hosteesee will
be Meadamea J. J. Elktna and T. R.
Simpson.
Mother of Queen Returns.
Mrs. R. C Howe, mother of Mlsa Marlon
llewe, the reigning queen of Ak-Sar-Ben,
returned homo thla morning' after a
three weeks' visit In New Tork with her
daughter, who la studying musia there,
Mlsa HoWa la studying harmony under
H In ton,, tha husband of Kathertno Good
son, the noted pianist, who haa closed his
studloe In London and Paris and coma to
New Tork on account of tha war.
Mra. Howe' a stay In New Tork waa a
delightful one, theaters, opera, the Rus
sian ballet furnlehlag moat of tha enter
tainment. Miss How will probably not
return until June, as her mualcal work
will keep her until May.
Prettiest Mile Affair.
The woman golfers of tha Prettiest MJe
club were entertained thla afternoon at
the home of Mra. Milton P. Byrd. Assist
ing the hosteaa were.
Mesdamea Meadamea
J. C. Ludeke. H. L. Cnln,
Ray Ralnbolt, Charles Mortenaon.
Wllber. Ida Flyan.
Miss Smith.
Thimble Club Meets to Sew.
The Thimble club met thia afternoon
with Mra. J. Frank Carpenter. Thla olub
haa been sewing during tha season tor the
Visiting Nurse association, making Infant
clothea and other garments needed in dee
Itute homes during etc knees. The work
lnlshed thia afternoon waa twenty night-.owns.
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FORBES-ROBERTSON
IN ROLEjOF HAMLET
Great English Actor Delights large
Audience at tha Bojd by His
Splendid Performance.
MAKES THE PRINCE HUMAN
Sir Johnnton Forbi-Robrtson and his
own company In 'Hamlet," a tragedy bv
William bhakeepnaie. In. five acta, find
ten scenes; at tha Boyd theater. The
caet:
Claudiua (King of Denmark)
Waiver Rinahom
Ilamlpt J, Forbea-Roberteon
Horatio, (Friend, of UiunleU.S. A, Cookson
Polonius lLord Chainlwrlaln)
lan Robertson
I-eort-ea, H1h 8on Ueorue Mayoa
Ghost of Hjunlet s Father. .Austin Trevor
fort moras (Frinco of Norway
Julian Trevin
Courtlera Officers
Gullderstern. Percy Harris
HoM-ncrans Geoffrey Dunlop
Oario Krlc A. lioas
Marrallua G. Richardson
Bernardo Richard Anloan
Fraaoifico (A Soldier) A. hlricson
Reynaldo (A Servant to Polonius)....
C. H. thapnell
First riayor J. Harry Irvine
First OrnvedlKeer II. Athol Forde
Second Uravwlljrger 8. T. Peaj-ce
PrUtat R. Montaatue
Grtrud (Queen, of Deorn&rkj
Marion Grey
Player Queen- Mnrjn Sumner
Ophelia (DauKhtar to Polonius)
Laura Cowie
One of the paradoxical conditions
for a satisfactory performance of the
title role In "Hamlet" is that the
actor must have come- to something
of maturity ef years in order to un
derstand the many moods and ap
parent contradictions In the char
acter ot the young Prince of Den
mark and to have had great experience-
of the stage or a rare natural
aptitude that he may intelligently
express them. It is almost equally a
paradox that one who ' haa passed
three-score In years, ant) has borne
for more than forty years "the whips
and scorns of time" should retain
the capacity for tenderness and In
decision of youth in such degree as
to fully endow the character of Ham
let with ha most attractive duality.
Hamlet m. Toanar Mata.
It la not la the philosophy, tha worldly
wisdom or tho poetry of thla Prince
of Denmark we find hie most appealing
attribute, but in hia boyishness, the
thwarted purposes of hla youth, and the
aettlag of hla shoulders to bear a load
of griet and bitter disappointment that
might have overwhelmed, one even more
Inured to "tha slings and arrowa of out
rageous fortune." And thia la tho Hamlet
ForbeavKoaertaoa seta before- us young
man, full ot the joy of life, ambitious,
gifted beyond, hia fellows, la lave with a
beautiful girt, surrounded hy fMenda, and
with fairest of prospects, who suddenly
finds all tha current of hla life .turned
awry, while he la brought to deal with a
question ot conduct that haa proved fruit
ful of learned debate for centuries. In
a word. For baa-Robertson's Hamlet la
human.
Arrangement ( Teat.
With, no departure of moment from tha
text of the play, tha star haa proven hla
virtuosity by certain eUsiona that reaUj
add to tha strength of the drama, by
reason of the fact that he haa in ao do
ing removed certain tblnga ot negligible
quality whose service is doubtful aside
from the fact that they add to the
length of tho written text. In oontra
dlatlnotlon to the traditions of tn play
as associated with "greatness," he has
abandoned the cumbersome scenery made
use of by Booth, for example, and Irvtng
and others of lessor moment, and pre
sented the play with almost Bllsabethan
simplicity of stage dressing. , For thla
tribute to the truth of his art, much
thanks!
It la also worthy of note that he haa
followed closely, In fact rigidly, the se
quence of the aoenea, arranging the text
and determining the movements of the
players with such ninety and precision
that the fluency of the action la m no
sense disturbed.
Make h Kola Ham.
In stating that Forbea-Robertaon'a
Hamlet is human tn Its every aspect,
criticism Is ended. What follows must
be In the nature of a review, and pos
sible comment on some of the more Im
pressive features of the presentation. .
Tha keynote of hia conception la sounded
in hla opening scene, hla revulsion at the
thought of his mother so soon wedilod
after his father'a death, and to his uncle,
against whom he naturally cherishes
som resentment because of the usurpa
tion of the crown, which feeling Is en
hanced by an undefined aversion, later
to become conviction after his Interview
with the Ghost. His filial love revolts
at the spectacle, but his yearning for
hla mother holda him back from out
break. This phase of the character la
emphasised when he takes hla fare wall of
Ophelia. And more than ever la It
brought out In the closet scene, wher
his tenderness to his mother triumphs
over all other feelings. Again at the
grave, and In his goodbye to Laertes In
the final scene, he shows that the
natural currents of hla soul were only
dammed and not dried up, and that now
and then they must burst through tha
barrier of purpose he had erected.
Not Mad Prlao.
Nor doea any tings of madness, save
what la assumed, mar tha clear outlines
of tho creation. Forbea-Robertson does
not consider Hamlet as belpg mad; per
plexed he was, and uncertain as to how
to proceed, but hla feigned Insanity la
the screen for lila real Intention. No
conclusion can. be plainer than, thia
estimate of the star's view of tha role.
The intelligent emphasis he put upon
his reading of the lines will admit of no
other.
And. what a pleasure It waa to listen
to the reading of the lines, not only by
the great actor, but by those associated
with him. Companies ot suob, even ex
cellence of enunciation and clearness of
diction are not more frequent than -angels'
vlalta.
Cast is SplendtdJy Kqrnlpp4,
Misa Cowie la a charming Ophelia, and
especially affecting was her mad aoene,
done with splendid valuation of effect.
Mr. Ian Robertson gives delloloua Hf to
Polonius, on of the dearest of all Bhakeev
pear'a creations, who taking off waa
regretted by none mora than Hamlet him
self. Mr. Rlnghana and Miss (3 ray ar
well cast foe King Claudius and Queen
Gertrude, and Mr. Cookaon la good tn the
role of Horatio, A word ot apprealattv'
gratitude must her be rooorded, because
of tho manner in which Mr. Fordo plays
the First. Gravedigger. Thla rol ta oom
monly assigned to the low comedian of
the company, and ha as commonly seises
upon it as his one opportunity to evoke
a number of laugtuy generally anhlsved
by clowning entirely foreign to tha, part.
Mr. Forde's Gravedigger haa respeot for
his trade, and doesn't force hla, philoso
phy nor his wit. and thereby provides an
excellent example other Gravedlggera may
well emulate. For the watte of that,
the entir cast 1 worthy th tmportano
of th event.
Aatdloae la Batitwalavstl.
Tho audlono that filled th Boyd hut
night waa fairly reprssentattv ef th In
tellectual: Ufa of Omaha, and th evident
satisfaction with which tho performance
was received showed now wonderfully tho
actor and his associates suoooedisd. Re
gret already expressed at the faet that
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robert sou is leaving
th stag Is the more kneo, after seeing
him la "Hamlet."
Tonight. "The light That Palled.
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How to Rid the Skin
of Objectionable Hairs
Sorority Girls at
Omaha Uni Arouse H
Ire of the Faculty
Sororltle of th Univwmlty ef Omaha
have given up all hop of receiving rec
ognition by th faculty. Just as they
war on the point of seeurmg faculty
sanction rivalry broke out among the
two leading erganlzatlon, th Kappa
Pal Delta and th Sigma Chi Omlcrons.
In their Quest for favorable publicity
aneat the rushing aeason th Kappa.
Delta prominently displayed their Greek
letter en the walla of the school. ' The
Sigma Chi' a followed suit In larger and
more graceful letters, wttn th result
that Greek chlrography adorned all th
rooms of Redick Kail.
At chapel exercise th following day
th guilty persons were given n Public
reprimand. Attention was called to the
fact that no person eould be a member
of a sorority without breaking the col
lege rules and a mandate laid down.
that th school name should not o con
nected with any outside affair unlesa
sanctioned by th faculty.
Co'ed are up In arms over th rul
ing. They cannot see wny in m
Sigma Phis, one of the young men fra
ternities, should be allowed to exist
when they are not.
At any rate the rushing season la eft
and tha young women who prided them
selves on being the proud possessor of
sorority pins ar not displaying the same
as conspicuously aa befor. .There Is
talk of continuing th dubs, hut not In
connection with the school.
Methbdist Forward
Campaign Thursday
RLahon Bristol. BlshoD Henderson. Xr.
Cable of Council Bluffs, Dr. rilllman ot
Dm afolnea and other prominent men in
the Methodist forward movement cam
paign will speak at the First Methodist
church. Twentieth and Davenport
street, atl day Thursday. A luncheon
will b served from 11:30 to l:lw and a
banquet will b spread at :S0.
(A. Ids to Beauty.)
A BtmpllfWd method ia her gtva for
th cuick removal of hairy or" fussy
growths and rarely la mora tha one
treatment required: Mix a stiff paste
With aome powdered daiatone and water,
apply tohalry aurface and after S or I
minute rub off, wash the ski and every
hair has vanished. Thla simple treatment
cannot cauaa Injury, but oar should be
snrclaad t get real delaton. Advertl-menW
TWENTY-TWO DEATHS FROM
SCARLET FEVER IN JANUARY
Out of a total of VK deatha la Greater
Omaha during January, twenty-two war
of scarlet fever. Thirteen were children
yeara or under.
Bcarlet fever deatha for the months by
ages were a follows: .m, 1 year oldj
four, 2; two, I; one, 4; two, 6: three,
one. 13; one, II; one. 17; one, 18; one. 11
two, !; one, ZS; one, IS.
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Selwyn at Co.. kav hooked Iterance
Roberts tn "TV Eternal Uagdaleat,' by
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three daya beginning February Si, Th
rol of "Ta Woman" la on of th saact
powerful that Misa Roberts has had In
many yeara and her career ha bean
filled with extraordinary role.
1 Seaethia (.
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