THE BEE: OMAHA. 1KIDAV. NOVEMBER 11. 1W1.
Society
IfTTlVERY omin tlwuild work evrry day iih hrr haiiili." declared
H. Mri. Samuel R. McKHvir, the firt lady ol Nelraka. in a tpeeoh
tht made in Kan City Ut wrelc to an audience ol women. "II
Toil cannot afford (a kern a maid, oroide will know it. and thry will re
spect yon more if you ke-p wiihin
your own houtework. aid Ihu tluf
at an example by doing all hrr own
believei thai every man thould be able to build a campfire and every
woman should be ahle to make a home out of raw material.
Tha "jail wife" doe not rank high in Mrt. MrKelvie't eatimation. and
by the phraaa aha meant the young woman who Is not lirrirlf a producer
and who triea to inflate her hutlund'i income to meet her extravagant
taitee. Looking on hinhandt as "human cah regmter' i one of the chief
eaaiei that there It a divon-e granted every four minutet in the United
Statea, according to Mri. McKelvle.
Y. W. CHrla Do Their Bit.
The federation of industrial e,irl'
elubt at tht Y. V. C. A. have
adopted a famfly for the year. Earn
week one of the clubs rct that
tome of their members call on the
family, and at Thatikgivinu they
are to provide a banket containing
a complete dinner.
The clubt are alo helping raise
the fund for the Y. V. C A., for
which a drive is now in piogrcse.
Each club has Its own method of
making money. One is srllm
Christmas cards, another is making
calling cards, etc.
Dinner for "March King."
The City Concert club will give a
"musical dinner" in honor of John
Philip Sousa at the Fontenelle hotel,
5:30, Sunday, November 27.
Governor S. R. McKelvie and Mayor
James Dahlman will be among the
notables who will speak on that oc
casion. A limited number of tickets will
be available. They may be secured
from the Fontenelle hotel, Mickel
Music house, Ed Patton Music com
pany, A. llospe Music company,
Plain Hair
Mist Lenora
Hughes, who is an
American girl, just
returned . from
Paris , created a
furore in the fa
mous French salon
of the new Am
bassador Hotel,
New York, the
other day when
she appeared with
her hair combed
straight back from
the forehead and
also back from
the ears, thus ex
posing the cars,
and tied in a
psyche knot. The
dancer explained
that most Ameri
can women have
"attractive, artistic
ears which should
not be hidden.".
"While I believe
that a certain pro
portion of New
York women, in
cluding those who
constantly adopt
the latest Parisien
styles, will wear
long skirts and
even the tight-fitting
sleeves and
high-neck gowns,
I feel certain that
the vast majority
of women, especi
ally the younger
girls, will insist
upon wearing their
skirts short," said
Miss "Hughes.
"Our American
girls have attrac
tive ankles and they want to show them. The French women are not as
attractive physically as American girls, consequently the long skirt appeals
to them. Nor will American women tolerate long skirts and high necks,
especially if they have attractive arms and necks. Of course, some of the
older women will wear these gowns, but they vil not become the vogue.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
For Christmas.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am engaged
to the best girl in the world and
expect to marry her as soon as her
school is out next spring. We are
planning our home now together.
1 want to know what is and what is
not appropriate to get her (or
Christmas. I want to get some
thing that we can both use in our
'horn later on. What can. you sug
gest? Price makes no difference.
Are dishes, chinaware or silver
ware all right? I had thought of
getting her a complete set of dishes,
but didn't know if this would be
quite all right. Tours,
IGNORANT.
Pishes would indeed be appro
priate, considering your plans, or
silver In a pattern she likes would
be an excellent choice. A cedar
uhest might also be a happy choice.
Doing Vp the Hair.
Jly Dearest Miss Fairfax: When
do you think a girl should put her
hair up? I am very anxious to find
out. KEBECCA.
That depends upon the type and
maturity of the girl. Some girls
j might wear their hair down at IS in
a style which 'would look out of
place on another girl 14. I should
say 16 would lie a good age for the
average girl to put her hair up.
i
i - Matter of Sense.
Dear Miss Fairfax: Will you
please tell me how old you think a
girl should be before she goes out
with a boy? My girl friends go out
and I have refused a few invitations
to the show or something of that
sort. Many thanks for your advise.
HELEN.
It isn't so much a matter of age
as common sense. Girls under IS
ought not to go regularly with boys,
though occasional companionship is
quite all right.
Before Armistice Ball
Among those who, will entertain
at dinners before the armistice ball,
to be given Friday evening under
the auspices of the Woman's Over
seas' Service league, Marion Cran
dall unit, are Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Reed, who will entertain nfne at their
home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bal
drige will give a family dinner in
honor of their guest, Titian Coffey,
before the ball.
Alpha O micron Pi Luncheon.
Reservations for the Alpha Omi
cron Pi luncheon and reunion Fri
day noon at 12:30 o'clock at the
Brandeis restaurant should be made
with Mrs. Ernest Bihler or Mrs. Les
lie Higgins. i
waiks bipdu bsabtt n mM n tictii
ua QeMaa filial Btesum. AdnrUaKBt.
your inrome by doing at lcat a part of
young womaii who tiat nerarii terveo
limurwork in a Jl-room niaiieion, Mir
Schmollcr & Mueller, or Oakford
Music company.
For Witter Bynner.
Mrs. A. V, Kinslrr will give a tea
at her home Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock in honor of Witter Bynner,
poet and dramatist, who spoke be
fore the Society of Fine Art Tues
day afternoon, and for members of
the Omaha Woman s Tress club.
Colorado-Nebraska Teachers.
Reservations for the luncheon qJ
the l.olorado-Nrbraiika Teachers
club, Friday at 12:15 p. m.. at the
Brando's restaurant, should be made
with Miss Anne Cosgrove, Douglas
?4J8.
Federated Club Notes.
The Gretna Community club, com
oosed of men and women, has affilia
ted with the Nebraska Federation of
Woman's clubs, according to Mrs.
L. if. Lord, president of the Second
district. This brings 25 new women
members into the federation and
there are now 13 clubs in the Sec
ond district. Mrs. C. E. Fetz is
president of the Gretna Community
club.
Dress Vogue
For Miss Fry.
Affairs for Miss Daisy Jane Fry,
who will be a bride Saturday, No
vember 26, begin with an afternoon
party Saturday, November 12, at the
home of Mrs. Charles F. Brinkman.
The following Tuesday Mrs. Warren
Vickery will honor Miss Fry with an
Orpheum party. Another hostess,
Mrs. Lester Rigby, will be. at home
Wednesday evening, November 16,
for the bride-to-be, and Miss Char
lotte Tompkins will give a luncheon
Saturday, November 19, at the Bran
deis restaurant.
Mrs. Robert Rosenzweig, Mrs.
Charles Wright and Miss Lillian
Rosenzweig will entertain at the
Rosenzweig home Saturday, Novem
ber 19. Monday following, Mrs.
Fred Pitts will give an afternoon
party, and Tuesday, preceding the
wedding, Mrs. Linn P. Campbell will
honor Miss Fry with a party at her
home.
Clarke-Brown.
The marriage of Miss Bertha
Brown to, Clifton Clarke was solemn
ized Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McClelland.
The Rev. Mr. Vanderlip read the
marriage lines. Miss Irene Mc
Ginty and Lawrence Lafferty were
the only attendants. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarke will be at home after No
vember 15, at 4129 Lake street.
Mrs. Maxwell to Winter South.
Mrs. J. T. Maxwell will leave next
week to spend the winter in the
south. As a member of the Asso
ciation of Collegiate Alumnae. Mrs.
Maxwell has been greatly interested
in the woman's exchange being op
erated by that organization.
Delta Zeta Luncheon.
Omaha alumnae of Delta Zeta will
entertain at luncheon . Friday, 1
o'clock, at the Brandeis restaurant
for sorority sisters attending the
teachers convention. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. A. V. Beck,
Kenwood 2086.
Somers Club Elects Officers.
At the meeting of the Somers
club, held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Marian Turner, Miss
Ruth Kinsicr was elected president
for the coming year to succeed Miss
Helen Walker
Book Club Postponed.
The Book club, which was to have
met Friday with Miss Mary Rich
ardson, has postponed its meeting
until Saturday, November 19.
Mrs. Merrill to Lecture.
Mrs. Anthony French Merrill will
give the second of her series of lec
tures on reconstruction at the Con
vent of the Sacred Heart Friday,
November 11,
I'll,
Personals
Dr. Julet If. Stean of Worcester,1
Matt., it vikiting hit sitter, Mrs. S,
I-inkrnktein,
Min Eulalia Kyan of Columbut,
who hat been vUitmg Mr. and Mrs.
Knitely, htf returned home,
Mrt. Maion W. Spker of Min
ntjiioli and Spicer. Minn., it visit-
lug her titter, Mrs, Hugh W, Hale,
Mri. F.dgar Howard and daugh
ter. Mitt Helm of Columbut, have
been visit inr Mr. and Mrt. C. C.
Gray.
Mr. and Mrt. J. P. Condon an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Mary
F.llen. November 9, at fct. Josephs
hospital.
Mrt. II. (1. Jackson of Hollywood,
Cal ha been called to Omaha by
the death of her tister, Mrs. Wilson
H. Atkins.
Paul Noonan, a junior at Creix'!
ton Law school, left Wednesday
evening for Chicago,, where he will
spend the week-end.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis B. Bushman
returned Monday from a week in
Chicago. Dr. Bushman has been east
at a medical convention.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
W. N. Tedigo, November 10, at St.
Josephs hospital. Mrs. Tedigo was
formerly Miss Agnes Daly. , .
Xfra Waller fVirhin nf Wnrrea-
tfr Mam irtme flite fimntb In vicif
her mother, Mrs. Ernest E. Hart, at
tne uaKiana aparimenis in council
Bluffs. Mr. Corbin will toin her for
Christmas.
Messrs. and Mesdames C. II.
Dack, George O'Brien, Leo Geit
ren and Mrs. Albert Bcckman of
Columbus, Neb., have returned home
following a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter bchrader.
Miss Mariorie Woodard, who is
attending Rosemary Hall at Green
wich, Conn., will spend the week-end
in New Haven, where she will at
tend the Yale-Princeton foot ball
game Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Firth of Kansas City,
who flew here last week in one of
the Larsen airplanes with Mrs. H.
B. Hartney, wife of Colonel Hartney,
and who has been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Stewart, II, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laverty
leave Sunday for Lexington, Neb., to
be present at the 50th wedding anni
versary of Mrs. Laverty's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Horner, on
Monday, November 14. Mrs. Laver
ty's brother, Charles F. Horner, of
Kansas City, will also return for the
event.
Titian Coffey of Los Angeles will
arrive Friday to spend the week
end at the Howard Baldrige home.
He is a brother of Mrs. Baldrige.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldrige will give an
informal dinner in his honor Satur
day evening.
Things You'll Love
To Make
. An interesting overblouse is this
smock with plaitcd-fan inserts. Cut
an ordinary kimono slip-over. Slit
the sleeve up to within one inch
from the shoulder line. Slit the bot
tom edge of the blouse up to within
three inches of the waist line. Bind
the neck and all edges with bias
bands of silk of a contrasting color.
Cire ribbon is very smart for bind
ing. Insert plaited fans of georgette
that matches the color of the blouse
or ribbon binding. Stitch a flat bow
JmotK itttkPlajiti-Fai!tefU
of the binding riiaterial at the top
of each fan. A smock with plaitcd
fan inserts is nice to wear for after
noon or informal evening affairs.
Copyright, 1121, by Public Ledger Co.
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CHOCOLATES
INNER-CIRCLE
CANDIES'
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Starting Sunday at the
SUN
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Overseas Girls'
President
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The armistice ball of Friday night,
given by the Marian Crandell unit,
Women's Overseas Service league,
at the Fontenelle hotel is an as
sured success. Some novel features
will be introduced during the even
ing, dinner parties will precede, and
supper parties follow the ball. Miss
Helen Cornell is president of the
unit.
Proceeds from the ball will be
used to furnish the recreation room
at the Bellevue government hospital
and to provide a fund for helping
disabled soldiers now in Omaha hos
pitals. The overseas girls made 111
calls last month on soldiers in four
Omaha hospitals.
Graham-Donielson.
The marriage of Miss Marie
Donielson, daughter of Mrs. N. M.
Donielson of New Castle. Wyo.,
and Hugh Graham, was solemnized
Monday morning at 11 o'clock at
St. Peters church, the Rev. Father
McCarthy officiating. Miss Mabel
Graham and George Graham were
the only attendants. The out-of-town
guests were Mrs. N. M. Doniel
son. Alfred Donielson. Thomas Gra
ham, all of New Castle, Wyo., Miss
Aieleen Nelson of Greybull, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham will be at
home after November IS at 11!)
South Thirty-fifth street.
Will Gd to Lincoln.
One tiartv whn will an tn Linrnln
for the Whraska-TCansa's ffame and
the festivities of homecoming week
includes Mr. ana Airs. .Leonard ires
tor, the Misses Adelyn Wood, Eliza
heth Rartpr. Nan Hunter. M. Wes
ton, Dr. Allen Moser, Dr. Charles
Mattson, iritz Koenig ana Virgil
Haggart.
The Charm of
Individuality
There is an attractiveness In
individuality. We like individ
uality in men and women, in
automobiles, in dress, in speech,.
We admire particularly in-
dividuajity in tne home.
Nothing in the home will add
more to its individuality than
the right piano. -v..
And the right piano must be
a baby grand.
The Brambach
Baby Grand
will give individuality to your
home
Durably Built
Classic Design
Exquisite Tone
Full Guarantee
Price
The Brambach
requires no
more room than
an upright. A
tissue paper pat
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upon request,
will show this
when spread up
on the floor.
$695
The Art and Music Store
1513 Douglas Street
NOVEMBERS
BrambachBabyGrand
. Month.
Travelers' Aid Service Supported
by Y. W. C. A.
By LAURA SCOTT,
The girl was young and pretty,
and dimpling tmilet flitted over her
face at the thought of the pleasant
timet i. he was to have in the big ciiy
of Omaha. At the train sped swiftly
on, and the flying landscape warned
her that the would toon be at hrr
jimwey't end, the wondered whrre
lie would go, and what she would
do first. She wat to earn her living,
but no arrangement! had been nude
for a boarding place.
At the stepped off the train with
hrr pretty tuitcase, a young man ap
proached, politely asking if he could
help in any way, offering to take her
to a good boarding place; while the
was accepting his invitation to go
in his motor, Mrs. Burnham, the
travelers aid came along; the young
man vanished, and the girl wat taken
rare of. Thit it only one of a dozen
instances that occur every month at
the stations, and it is due to the
night and. day watchfulness of the
travelers aid that so many girls
escape trouble, if not tragedy.
This travelers aid is a non-sec
tarian, non-commercial, protective
association, to safeguard travelers,
especially women and children, who,
through inexperience, ignorance or
illness are in need of protection and
assistance. This service is entirely
free of charge, rendered by Mrs. II.
Burnham at the Burlington station,
and Mrs. W. Miller and Mrs. C. L.
Mead at the union station. Mrs.
Mead has been in this work here for
12 years, and many are the tales
she ran tell of venturesome lassies
coming to town for a good tiny.
In looking over the report of a
month's work . recently, one is
amazed at the scope of it. From the
ushering into life of a little new
babe, to the kindly care of the
crippled Snd aged, the travelers aid
runs the gamut of human experience.
Seven little children from 6 to 14
years old.'the youngest a blind girl
on her way, to the State School for
the Blind at Nebraska Ctty, and each
traveling alone, were looked after.
How their little hearts must have
been comforted by the kindfv
women placed there to help them!
An 18-year-old bride, accidentally
separated from her equally , young
husband, slipped from the train,
stranded and distressed. By the way,
that young husband must learn that
nowadays wives are not expected to
Big One-Cent Sale
Is Now in Full Blast at
Sherman & McConnelVs
The three Sherman & McConnell Rexall Drug Stores, where
the big lc Sale is now in progress, have for the last two days taken
on the appearance of a first night performance of a popular opera.
However, business is proceeding in an ctrderly fashion, as the
sales force in each store has been doubled, and each salesman with
a basket on his arm in which to group the purchases of the custom
ers makes a scene that is really, from a commercial standpoint, in
spiring, and makes one doubt that there ever has been a strike
in buying.
"Buy one article at the regular price and a second one of the
same kind for lc" that's the slogan of this Sale.
This Sale will close Friday, but if any articles at all are left
they may be obtained at our regular Saturday Sale at the
same price. ' -
TWO Items for the Price of ONE (plus one cent)
In this Sale were nearly 1,000 articles, comprising more than
two carloads of goods.
Some Leading Bargains in This Sale
$1.00 Newbro's Herpicide
at 2 for $1.01
50c Goodrich Velvetina Face
Powder 2 for 51
(The above item is one of the
"Made - in - Omaha" articles, of
which we should be very proud,
for the Velvetina preparations
are sold from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and from the 'Dominion
on the North to the Gulf on the
South.)
11 kinds Talcum Powders,
2 for thf price of 1 plus lc
(Above list includes Williams,
Lazells, Violet Dulce, Cutex, Au
brey Sisters, Tetlows, Soul Kiss,
Pompeian Fragrance.)
7 kinds Face Powders and Rouges
2 for price of 1 plua lc
(Above includes Bouquet. Ra
mee, Mavis, La Jeune, Bourjois,
Madame Isabell's, etc.)
11 kinds Face Creams and
Lotions,
2 for price of 1 plus lc
10 kinds Toilet Soap,
2 for price of 1 plus lc
8 Stationery Items,
2 for price of 1 plus lc
12 Food Products,
2 for price of 1 plua lc
40 or more Medicinal Items,
2 for price of 1 plus lc
ShetrniamMCcmtielli
lc Sale at 3 of our 5 Good Drug Store
Cor. 16th and Dodge 1 Cor. 16th and Harney
Cor. 19th and Farnam
. f 'Even the most expert care injudcin H
travel in a penniless condition,
even when he is along. Her father
was wired and the wife went back
to her husband.
A young mother, traveling with a
3-year-old daughter, beating her way
from tahlorma to Chicago, was
taken off the train ill, and a doctor
called, who sent her to the Univer
sity hospital, while the chdd was
cared for by the Nebraska Home so
ciety.
An elderly woman was brought in
by a train conductor at 1 a. in. Her
son was supposed to meet l er, he
not only did not do so. but he rc
fused to come when telephoned that
she was at the station. She was
looked after during the night, and
turned over to friends the following
morning.
A prominent business man ot
Omaha, in speaking of this branch
I Two Only Wonderful Cigar
bargains! ' These being La
Saramita arid Los Ramos 10c
Straight Cigars. . , .2 for H
$2.75 for box of SO
7 kinds Tooth Pastes, Powders
and Liquids,
2 for price of 1 plus lc
75c Grape Jam. .... .2 for 76J
Cocoa, Tea, Toilet Soaps, Sta
tionery, Rubber Goods, all on the
lc Sale Plan.
Ask your neighbor. He has
probably already attended this
Sale.
Denatured Alcohol
(For Your Auto)
BUY IT NOW
at any one of the S Sherman &
McConnell Drug Stores
"Better Be Safe Than Sorry"
1-gal. can, case or jug, JX)
5-gaI. can for $4.00
15c less on the 1-gal. and
35c less on the 5-gal. if you
bring your own container.
Sherman & McConnell
Drug Co.
Cor. 16th and Dodge, Cor. 16lh and
Harney, Cor. 19th and Famam,
Cor. 24th and Farnam,
Cor. 40th and Dodge
TV O
dJtUOKXki
of the V. W. C A. work. Mid: "It
nothing el were done by the a
tociatioir, thit woik alone would
make lh organisation worth while,"
Svruo Feualn la a mild, mnlle
alaaiuar and rulalor. iteoaU oal
about t oral a 4om.
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than eonatlpaud, bllloua. haadaehy
or out of aoru. Von wtll and rourgvn.
oral health and eonpleiloa eo Im
proved that leaa eoanietice wilt be
needed. Tboneaoda of woaaa btvt
proved thit true.
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Distribution of Youth-Gland Tablets is
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