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WOMEN'S FEATURES
The Omaha Sunday Bee
AMUSE M E NTS
SHOPPING WITH POLLY
VOL. 52 NO. 18.
PART THREE
OMAHA. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 192:
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Telling the
World With
Blossoms
Heautiful Omaha Girl Sel
dom Seen Without a
Handsome Corsage.
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'I' uiyn to ihIvitLIw,"
"Sny it with (lufw,"
"Tlii'ie's a irahon."
Not knowing which of Ihi-K" nlogaim
might h iMOKt Hpprnprinlf for the
tnle of ti chiirmlut; Ouuihs piri unit
lir "laily rmwi.o, (.ilihy "irlvco you
the tliri'M mid you nuiy lnko your
clinic.
If it rtiil not pay to ailvcitihH, cer
tainly iIiIm clean cut fiixU'wr (New
Yorker wo thlnio would not know thul
he Khould fay It wllh flowurs. Anil
ulnoia Iib N Hnylnx It wllh flowora,
there muxt he a ramon.
Kv-r Hlm-n hIic ri-lurued from
Hliroud In ih urly full, her fiiendu
have notlrrd a profusion of flowers
mound lur. (Ireut flniKiry chrynan
theiutinis locking !!!. iokhhIvb Kt.
IVrnurd head llifht up the fuft cor
ner of her livinK room in the late
afternoon; .uuy nosegays of pink,
pi pperc-d with dark rich violets, adorn
her chic inforuml costumes, while
luvlHh lioiKiucls of c-holt-OKt variety
and beauty mrllio the color note of
tlui handMoine evpnliiK gowns of this
equally handsome bIi-I.
finch niornlin; the florist ti-lcphones:
''.Shall It be a voi-biik". or flowcm
for thn Iiouho today, Mit-H "A." (Of
lourxt! ",V" In not nccPMKarily h-r
initial you tindcrHtand, it I just an
likely lo he "l!."
Ami then nh rniiHld"ifi what will
l.i-Ht Mult In-r plamt and pleMHures for
thn day.
Ho much for cayhiK it with flowers,
which w think In thin i-une In more
like "tellintf the world with bloa
wmin." What of the rounon?
Thpy met. It neenm (flahhy linn
already (liven hint of an admirer), on
the gallant hlp whlr n here them both
over to the other aide in early Hum
mer, flabby wami't told Juat what
liauKplred during the next few
month, hut Hhortly ufter the return
of tlie young woman to Omaha, the
man waa Keen litre too, thla modern
Helen end her (Jrecian llke admirer
were tn dining together at the
Country club. A member of two
pieent from her family only added
to Hie frlendlinesM of the scene.
Jtefore the man returned to hl
home m the eat, he evidently had
an understanding wllh one of our
leading florlstM, and Gabby has let
you In on the Immediate result. What
the final oulcome will be, ahe dare not
prophecy, for who know the aeoret
of a maiden' heart?
When Earl I'uryear, pugilist, left
Omaha ft few day ago, aport dlapatch
era unld, "Purycar'a departure will
be a nad blow to the clothiers."
Conversely, the return of Omaha's
blossoms, figuratively speaking, must
be good news to the merchant who
deal in the literal variety.
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I'UTAIX rises on street corner,
ustefiitly decorated with the cus-
unary lamp post. A certain
haze In the air denotes October. Per
fonne dramatis, two little boys whose
outstanding features ure football Jer
sle and smutty noses.
First j. H. "Oee, thut was some
game."
Hecond r. !l."Veuh, but y'd oughla
seen Crelghlon play last week.
First I.. 1!. "They ain't much. This
here guy kin kick 5') yards 'thout
tryln'."
Hecond U. B, "Bay, y'oughta. ee
Mac Ilaldrlgo kick. Jle kin kick two
blocks"'
"Honest, kin he?"
"Hure, he kin."
"Two blocks Gosh"'
Kilence.
tlurtiilii. , ' .
WK'VK all heard of the fa mow
"long, tail, brownskin gal that
made a, preacher lay his Uible
down," but in our very midst 1 an
other long, tall one with a complexion
ot cream, rather coffee, so potent that
she made crossed eye straighten out,
The scene of this acrobatic marvel
wiib In the home of a prominent young
packer from th.f? east who entertained
royally for the gentleman with the
famous orb. The party was one long
to be remembered, both for the dl
tinctlon of the visitor and for the
display of quartz from the host'
famous private collection.
The tragedy of It for the lion of
the evening was, however, that the
charmer In question is safely married.
They do tell that when the beautiful
and Inaccessible one made thla known
those standing round had the incom
parable chance of seeing tears form
ctobs eyes running crosswise across
cheeks.
The Omaha College club will meet for the first luncheon of the year on
Saturday, txtolx-r 21, 12 o'clock, at the Fontenelle hotel. Mr. William
Locke, HA. SH21, I taking reservations. "The Passion flay" will be the sub
ject of the meeting and Dr. Jennie Califs snd Miss Hedwlg Rczn, the
speaker,. iA tea ut Happy Hollow club, September 16, opening the sejison
for this organization, wn attended by 400, the largest social affair In the
history of the club,
The College club Is divided Into four sections. Mrs. James K. Ttednar I
chairman for the book review division; Mr. J. R. Wallace, music; Mrs. 8.
B, Hughes, domestic education, and Miss Anne Johnston, drama.
The book review section will study 15 of the latest book, Including fic
tion, modern poetry, history and sociology.
The music section will have for Its program "Karly American MuIc,"
combined with chorus work.
The domestic education section ha a broad program, Including the
! study of Interior decorating, pictures for the home, poetry and china, and a
I touch of politic, taking tip law that women should know.
! The drama section will study short plays, following a historical outline.
The section will present 16 plays.
Miss Juliette CJrlflin has charge of all charltle.
Outstanding among the good work of the club are the scholarships given
by the club. I'roflts from the Woman' exchange, 1517 Douglas street, over
the Bilk shop, are devoted to a scholarship fund for deserving Omaha girl.
Four Omaha High school graduates of last year were given scholarships by
the College club and are continuing their education this year.
Committee chairmen for the club are: Constitution, Miss Ruth Thomp
son; press, Miss Elizabeth Charlton; publicity, Mrs. Herbert C. Woodland;
program, Mrs. Walter Htandeven; scholarship, Miss Mae Summers; courtesy,
Mrs. Frederick Hill; house, Mrs. William Locke; advisory, Miss Hess Dumont;
woman's exchange, Mr. Matthew J. Gay; membership, Mr. Henry A.
Campbell.
Miss Isabel McMillan is president of the club, Mr. K. Z. Hornberger,
vice president; Mrs. Wlnthrop Lane, secretary; Miss Katherine Intz,
treasurer; Mrs. .1. E. Wallace, councillor, and directors are Mr. C. J. Horn,
Miss Avl Roberts and Miss Margaret Flickenger, the last named from Coun
cil Bluffs.
The club membership has reached 400. All college graduate are welcome
to attend the Saturday luncheon, and, If not members, may Join at that time.
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of the army which was started during
the war by an army chaplain. The
family spent two years In Paris and
one in Germany.
In Purls, UeAtley, the son of 14.
wa a member of the Boy Scouts. It
va an Knglislr company, and, though
l Alley was "for them," he likes
Imi scouting troop In Omaha much
.ctter. "It make a hoy a better
American to ko awav from home," his
mother dm lures. Kllnworth. 12. is a
Hoy Scout, too. and a real enthusiast.
France. 8, wu born in the Philip
pm, whr the family has been at
tw.t dtff-Ti ut Unit s.
A fri'-nd.'hip Ik I ween Major Iuvl
ii.'d Major Watson, In Pun. I rmmbt
. bout the ucuimmlame and frlemlrlnp
f Mrs Mavis and Mr-i. Watson, lei
let- know ii line as France N'ash
"Tlie Crmuii were tn-ai tt,n.l(r-ii,"
il.l Mrs. li.tMS when they Icirneil
the Ain'-rii mm were leaving their
itiiiiifry A in, rti-nns wen- msl to them
,,i,d very kind t 'lie niiMieii, ri-
Lilly st mil It llii,e christoms
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Omaha Girl Sails
in November
for India
Miss Jean Hotuwell, who has spent
the past several years In Omaha, and
who sails from New York November
4 on the steamship Cedric for India,
where she will engage In educational
work for the Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist church, recent
ly attended the Topcka branch meeting
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the church at Hutchinson,
Kan, Twelve hundred were In at
tendance, among them several girls
who are In tills country on furlough
from their foreign service.
Miss pothwell win one of the six
gills presented to the meeting as i.ut
Milug missionaries, A hcttulilul and
. iu.presslva service I a cerciiioin.il on
the lust nitrht of the meeting, when
miiicoing girls, ilr-sd In white, aie
I Intiirthii ed, em h giving lu r rea ioi
' for H"lng. A welcome Is extended
i the croup from one of the furtotighrd
1 II l .'ii.lt.ll les and Words of counsel
tfl'eii t. v some pionunint loan of the
ihurcli, lr, Wallace Firming. r"l
dent of Hiker university, was chnirn
this vein'.
Mi II, at, ut ll will I nt nut lv
Ihi' vtnin-4 iiiiipli- s ii' ii ltt'w iif Ibe
1iik,.i bruin h, whii h iiicliel' S tl.e
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h.m.. "itn. Wvuniin t'oloiitu
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Federated Clubs to
Meet This Month
in North Platte
North Platte, hostess city to the
twenty-seventh annual convention of
the Nebraska Federation of Women's
Clubs, extends a cordial invitation to
every club in each of the six district
to be present when the gavel calls
to order, at 8 o'clock on the
morning of October 24.
Citizens in general are zealous for
the comfort nnd pleasure of delegates,
and visitors; in fact the whole city
' astir making ii.taiigcmeni for the
acconittUHlatioti and i iitertuiniiient of
truest.
Among prominent speaker at the
convention will be In, Caroline H.
lleduiT, timed chllil spei in list from
Memorial
Eugenie Patterson
Will Address
Woman's Club
The Omaha Woman' club will hold
It second open meeting of the year
Monday afternoon ut the Burgess
Nash auditorium. The program will
be 'in the hands of tho art depart
ment, nnd the principal speaker of
the day will bo Miss Kugenle Patter
son, recently returned from two year
In Pragtie, who will talk on tho "Art
ot Czecho slovakia." Mrs. M. J). Cam
eron and Mrs. C. L. Hemple will tell
of the biennial convention at Chau
tauqua. Mrs. Florence Iing Arnoldl, dra
matic soprano, will iug a group of
songs, accompanied by Mrs. Ray J.
Abbott. They will Include "Homing,"
by Del Blego; the "Piper of Love," by
Carew, and "Her Dream," by Waller.
Business of the day will he the elec
tion of delegates to the state conven
tion ut North Platte till month. The
question of raising the due, which
was brought up at tho last meeting
by member of the building com
mittee, will come up for disctiaalon.
The present dues are $3 year.
Catholic Alumnae Will
Hold International
Conference
The Internationa! Federation of
Catholic Alumnae will meet for. it
fifth biennial convention at Louisville,
Ky., October 24 to November 3. Dele
gates from Omaha will be Mrs. D. J.
Foley, representing the St. France
Academy Alumnae association of
Council Bluff, and Mr, J. A. Saund
ers of the Mercy Alumnae of Omaha.
Other Omaha women who w llh attend
are Mrs. Phllomena Dugdale and the
Misses Margaret Swift and Veronica
O'Connor.
The federation met two years ago
In St. Louis. The memlwr care for
dependent children and further Cath
olic education.
Scenery in
Tropics Is
Unexcelled
Mrs. William Newton
Writes from Java
of Its Wonders.
the I :i,il,iih Mi I'd lull k
Foundation of Chicago,
I I k I II Fi Ml.ll different
Richardson-Bourke
Wedding Plans
Announced
MIhh Anna Bourkn of Washington,
I'. C, and A. H. Itiohardsim of Oma
ha have set November I as tho date
for their wedding. The ceremony will
take place In the Piesbj terian church
and will be wlliiesstd only by the
families nnd a few close friends. Miss
Nannie Itichardaon and l ot l est Rich
urdsi.n will go eiiHt Ihe end of the
' month With tlll-tr bl-nther In t.M iicmm.
who will 1 , n, , t, tt,.,t I,,,,,
plllfe llf ,
Duties That the Commun.ly . patriot if Movie fol" VoT
Hie I llliil. .
The ,,,l,l v - ,iel,el,t if the, 'K11 l" fHtll I 111 IS
ration I f Woitti n'n clubs, j
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Mr. and Mr, William Newton who
sailed for the orient Inst January,
and who have visited Java, China and
Japan are now in JmLa. Letter have
Just been received by Omaha friends
written by Mrs. Newton from the Mo
tel dc. Indes, Weltevreden, Java. Mr.
Newton writes:
We have Just returned from a most
wonderful 12 days' motoring through
the heart of Java, in addition to which
we have had two day here. The
cenory I unexcelled in the tropic, I
am firmly convinced. There are
many drawbacks, many unpleasant
things, but if one is cursed with a
restless foot and a curiou tempera
ment, one must not expect to find all
the "comforts of home" In trange
lands. One of the worst things is tho
Insect pest; the wee vicious things
like mosquito and sand flies that bile
one eternally, and against which there
I no proof short of crawling In under
the net and going to sleep. Mr. New
ton and I have paid the price, by fall
ing sick of a fever very like dingy
fever, at Pnompenh, Cambodia. It
took tie nearly three weeks to be our
selves again, though we kept on go
ing. It is the sort of thing that is
never fatal, but most Incapacitating.
I m sure 1 shall not know how to
act if anyone ever places before me
again a real head of lettuce. I am
famished for something fresh and
green, no one can express how
much I want a real cup of coffee with
real cream! But I sternly remind my
self that we are over here "for te
and for to admire" and not to eat and
ilr.nk.
In Java the scenery's the thing It
cannot be seen lo Its best sdvantsge
save from a motor car, which take
one up over the mountain and down
through the valleys and far awy
from the it on rail. About 90 per cent
of the Javanese tribe tie Mohamme
dan, and their mosques, which they
call mlslglt, are-very Interesting to
arch. tect ore, though crude as to ma
lerJil and workmanship. Kvery tiniest
village ha one, and larger places hve
several; each village and town also
has a market which they rail pasur,
and here one f.nds huninnlty as close
ly packed as It Is poss.ble to be. The
density of the population in Java,
make one wonder what (ho Dutch
will do wllh thcrn In another hundred
years; espec ally If the Dutch keep
coming over from the Netherlands
as they are doing, and marrying Ma
lay or Javanese wive and settling
down for1 life. They have no color
sense hero! We visited the old Bud
dhist and Hindu temple ruin near
Djokakart.-i, and found them Interest
ing a reminder of whst on-e w in
this island.
It I hard to realize that we ar
south of the equator, for all through
Java, except st the ports, we have
found the weather cool, In some place
in the mountain entirely too cool for
our comfort. Many people told us we
should suffer terribly here with the
heat, and that we had made a big ml
taWe corning at this time, but "long
residents" here tell us (his 1 the beat
time to come, for It Is the dry sea
son, and one Is not deterred from
ifrhtsecing by rains; and the hotel
are not overflowing, a they are dur
ing the tourist season In the winter.
We meet more Australian than any
other white traveler outside of the
Dutch. It seems an easy trip for
them and gets them away from their
winter.
We are returning to Singapore, sail
ing today and arriving the 28th. We
shall go by rail up the Malay Pen
insula to Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
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