THE SUNDAY FEE: OMAHA. OCTOHEIl 13. 1D2J.
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Club Calendar
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I in . ciii'lin-n-4 l.y the Uev. J. M,
Jliriillli,n of ilia Ninth Hlil 1'ifnhy
t.nsii iliuri-li.
Get Aiiilnlml rliib, Oil evenlliK
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Turner li'iiili'vai.l Hint ll.ii ny Dirwi.
Ol't WI' Iiiiiiiu, Klurpni bul
iU, eivi' m riuiJil' led l
JI. 1. ltlnwili. ,MIm lur-ftc
I;hA))i Hill muK.
MmiJy, (Mubrr ltl.
Tiiinynui i'liuuliiiiii4 t'irile t 2
Ji. in. ut Hie V. W. r. A. Hulij t,
Cliuilr 2 u( the ' Win Id id Islam."
Tlie Whiiuiii'm M-fiiiM rutin ' lub of
IlilUKlilN lllllllly W.ll MM i t III III J'll-
tun lititil Muuiliiy inline ut s. Junn s
)l. Jl.inliy will Mn'Hk iii "Tlioin.m
Ji ffirnnli,'' anil the Wist sistir qtntr
(ft will iluy.
Becomes Bride of OmahanllCamp Fire Girl7
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Hoo"Vi-lt t'liMiitiiuiiua Circle, 7.30,
Witli Mm. V. A. rrcMKiy.
Tui'iuJay, Oi lnlifi 17. ,
i.'liil-r 11. K, i.f Ilia JI. O. will
bull fur t nt lork liuirhi-uii With Mia.
fn a Alvmciii ut 22 IV Kowlir vnue.
Mm. J. ( WVi'th, unm.hIiiiiC li'inttna,
Oinfitm 1!iim. iic.iii Wiiiimn'a rlub ut
V. , C A. iiii'l.liir.iiin. Ji.iiiht ut
Mm. Dmii Ali xumlir Tully w.ll
l'iik on thn milijert of "Off.ce Or
i;u n ,iit ii.ii uii'l l.ff r.inry."
Tin' Hpfci h filuriillnii'ilfpurtiiu-iit of
the Wniiiiib' i lull w II irifrt In tli
HnrK'" f.'fiMi Miiilitui linn Ml 10;! li,
Mm, H. J. Ilolmm, li-ndi-r; J'rof. K.
I'iiIk, liiHtrm tor. Mia. K. Jf. Wrator
f i will Kivr a talk. Mm. Willjum
Truvir w.ll mive u. r'inliiifr hy Kip
1 1 ii IT, Mm. M. A. Vapor a i-mnling,
Tlia liti-ruturs rt-inrtmrnt of the
Omuli Womnn'a club will hold Ita
tut mretniK at 2 o'rlnrk In thn par
lor of the Y. W. C. A. A aoolal aft
ernoon la planned by the executive
committee.
Mm. Jnmea W. Himbery, icrretury,
wilj outline the yeur'a pronrnm. Mrw.
John Mull n w.ll give a read.ng, and
Mm. Mnry Abbott will furnlHh a mu
'rat number, Iti-froehriii-nla will be
nerved unfl'T the illni'tlon of Mia. ('.
TV Toon, courti-alca rhiitrman. All club
member will bo cordially welcomed.
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Minna luea Cliiiutauriiia Circle
meeta with Mm. T. O. lliichlch, 2738
Vane afreet. Subject, "Tha New
World of Mam."
Pelphlnn atudy clnaa Tueedny at 2
p. m. at the IiurRcxH-NaHh auditorium,
Mra. Victor Kropf, leader. Subject,
"Dramatic Instinct and tha Earlleat
Tteal Prama."
Announcement i made by Mr. and Mra. William Jamea Collier of the
marriage of their dnuuht'T Dorothy to Hubert Imcwersen, aon of Mr. fi. J.
IriKweraen. Mr. and Mra. Collier and tholr daughter m o former Uiinahana
i and the wedding; waa aolcmnlzed at hlirh noon In their beautiful new home,
i at Hnxelfern l'lacc, Portland, Ore The licv. Harold ISnwmnn, pnalor of the
I Fimt l'realiyterlar( church of Poi tlamt, who la an Omaha Central high choA
! graduate and who icnt the aunimcr In Omaha, pe; formed the ceremony.
Mra. IriKwerxen wan mnrrled in her traveling; gown, and 40 of her
frlenda were present. The Iioiimo whh decorated with fall flowera, the
lamina anil aatora In Oregon being eapeelally gorgeoua.
After a wcdillng brcakfaxt llv young couple 1-.ft. fur a honeymoon In
Seattle, Wiudi., and In California. They will be In O'v.ihn In a few weeka.
Saturday waa alao the 2th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mra. Collier,
and they, too, chose high noon for the ceremony.
V. B. Grant, W. H. C, will meet
Tueaday at 1:30 p. m. at Memorial
hall, courthouse. Business will be ar
rangement for tha district conven
tion at Lyons, October 20.
Belvld- Woman ' club meets
Tuesday with Mra. Carl O. Nydren,
North Thlrty-ftxth atreet. Mrs.
Earnest Rmlth will assist.
Music department of South Omaha
Woman' club meets with Mr. C. O.
Hoot. Frogram will be American mu
lls. IioomI Chautauqua Circle at t p.
m. at the T. W. C. A.
Wednesday, October II.
Comus club will meet Wesnesday for
1 o'clock luncheon with Mr. J. W.
Frown.
Omaha Woman' club nf railway
mail service will meet at 2 p. m. with
Mr. J. A. Qulnn, 0901 Florence boule
vard. Subject, "Primary System of
Voting and tho Australian Ballot."
Mr. R. L. Frantz, leader.
The Omaha College club book re
view ectlon will meet with Mr. W.
Ju Plerpont at 4 p. m. Leader, Mrs.
K. E. McMillan; Book, "The Story of
Mankind." Recipe day.
Mercer Park Chautauqua Circle
will meet at 2 p. m. at the home of
Dr. Jennie Calif ui for reorganization.
Chapter C. R. of the P. E. O., 1
o'clock luncheon at tha.,T. W. C. A.,
when the hostesses will be Msdame
V. A. Cressey and Orace McLaln.
Subject will be "Current Events," and
leaders will be Mr. W. W. Plsher
snd Mr. Roy Towl.
Musla department of tb Omaha
Woman' club, chorus rehearsals 10
a. m. and 8 p. m. at the T. W. C. A.
auditorium.
Tb business and professional wo
men's division of the Chamber of
Commerce will meet Wednesdny at 9
o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
AIf.KTIErT.
MKS. It. ,vri( KI.KR.
MlNcellaneoiis groups will have charge
of the program. Mrs. Herctta Crane
will be leader.
Thumday, October 19.
Women' Society of the Miller Park
Presbyterian church, Thursday after
noon with Mr. W. T. Pye, 317!) Curtis
avenue. Speaker will be Mr. S. B.
McDowell on Home Mission.
Omaha Woman' Club, Music de.
partment, orchestral rehearsal, at 8 p.
m. at Burgess-Xanh Auditorium.
Chapter E of P. K. O. lsterhood, 1
o'clock luncheon at the home of Mm.
W. A. Shropshire, 2122 South Thirty
thlrdtreet. Mrs. Q forge B. J)ddy will
assist.
Omaha Woman's club. Art depart
ment, at 2:15 in the large parlor of
the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Charles Hub.
bard, leader, and Mrs. W. E. Ward,
associate leader. Mrs. Z. T. Lindsay,
will speak on, the Art of the Nether
land. There will be stereonJJcan
views. Open to all club members and
friends.
L. O. V.. Cards.
The L. O. 11 will entertain at cards
Tuesday afteinoon at 2 In the Elk
club rooms, lllfch five and bridge will
be played.
The rrgular monthly nut-ting of tl
reporters wa held at hcndiiinrli-i
VN'ttdiirsd.iy iifternooij when align
ment cr made for the MM
month' Issue of The r'luma. Kdlth
Klllotl, Collim Mckenzie, Mnijollo
I Moure and Aerllla Wlnslnde were
given apecial feHtur alignment.
The Kluine pear on lbs bulletin
IkiiitiI ut OiiiMbeiiita every Tiu-sdnv
morning. The siwclal group r -1" 1 1 -ers
for this week me Mildred Topp,
Hvangellne Hivunl, Ml hire. I Adams,
Persia Ilenedlet and Irene Peters.
Monday afternoon st t lis Avery
School, I'll Camp Kir girl and iileuit
us many Blue Jtirda held Hair fust
meeting with Wins Vhl.ui .Martin lis
guardian. Mlsa Mary Louis-. Cuv
from head'iuarlers met with them and
told the girls about the various hon
ors tu bn won In October.
Thn Cluilieiiha Camp Vlre group
met at the homii of Dorothy pnrions
Wednesilay iifternonn and eleeted
offlrers: Marion !rlffln, president;
Anna May llubbell, secretary; Ifitn
i thy ParHons, treasurer; filadys (Juslnf
son, sergeant at arms; and Frances
Kllloit, reporter. This group will
meet next Wednesday at the home of
their guardian, Mjss Velliita Presson,
and paint shoe trees and suit cellars.
The Wehato group had supper at
fhe Y. W. C. A. with their guardian.
Miss Rutb Anderson Wednesday evo
nlug after which they held an en
thusiastic business meeting.
The Tatnpochnn group met st the
home of their guardian, Miss Velora
lloone, Wednesday and mnds plans
for a Hallowe'en party to be held In
the near future,
The tllakuy group will hold their
business meeting Monday at tho hom
of thulr guardian, Miss Leota Alder
man, The Wohaloche will hold a meet
ing Krldny at the hmn of their
guardian, Mrs, Oeorge Trsut when
they will sew and practice Camp
Klre songs. They are planning a
good hike on Saturday.
The Oklzu Camp I'lre group are
having a progressive dinner ret
Saturday evening. The four courses
will bn hebl at the homes of Bar
bara Dallas, Cnrrle Coffumn, Marlon
Stoney and Mildred Abbot respec
tively. The Petngu group held their first
meeting with their new guardian,
Mis Irene Lilly, Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Dorothy and Helen
Richardson. Mary Reynolds was
elected reporter and Dorothy Rich
ardson secretary. This' group la
planning an entertainment to be
given at the county hospital during
(ho month. Lnclla Parsell and Doris
Small are two new member of the
group.
Farrar Defends
Her'Entrancc
in Movies
A tatt Hinounl of dlsciinsloli whs
eauseil when It was announced tlial
(icrnlillii 1'iiri.ir, the great Ameib-an
singer, who will niiprtr her Nuveiu
her 3, for thn Tio-nliiy Musical club,
v.as going lu Los Armies to pos for
liiul lull plrtiire. Soma of her fileuda
lind a few of her colleugues held lip
I J 1 1 I r lunula in hoimr at tlm Idea, con
shirring it unwoiilty of her art and
lliu ill, ii ii she held in It. Mix I nrnir
could not aen it in that way at all.
Mm believed that for nrtlsl "the
movies" are at bust as ligltlnnite us
lint 1. liking iniK luii'il liiul no iHeion
bus ever been raised about the luller.
Mie lulleves that nil the people In
Aiiierba who hear her voice In a
uilklng machine likewise would like
to sen and lienr her. For all bill a
comparative few of tho hundred and
ten millions In the Culled Hi ilea tin
la imiewolili,'. Hha ana that the grli
eirfl publu-, aeioiiilng lo her mail,
thoroughly appro d of har venture.
SH-Hkllig v( It ah a.ild recently;
"1 got ordy li-ltera expressing autla-
j faction and rnihuslNain with my de
'cisluii. Must of those whii wrote look
jthc view Unit, sine Ihry had only
neon hia to make my aciuainiani e
lliroiigb phonograph recnuU, pl.iuies
and artliba, they would be glad to
me on the screen to get an Idea
w hut my charsctera were lu action.
Must of I hens Irtin came from siniill
towns, many of them that I hnd never
even heard of. One, for Inslunce, wns
from a blacksmith lu a little Virginia
town, who said he w over CO yeara
old. Ho said he had a little phono
graph on which he played some of my
records, am) ha wti glad I was going
to net for the 'movlea' because he
could never hos to aee HloCloHan'
any otbir way. The other letteie
were In the aame tenor."
The public sale for Ferrer In Oma
ha goes on October 27.
MdJrews Will Hear
Relative Speak
Mr. and Mr. C. F. M.tirew went
to Lincoln for the week end and will
remain to hear Senator Arthur Capper
of aKnsaa, a nephew of Mr. Mc'irew,
who la to speak In Lincoln on Tues
day. Liberty Hlr Kensington, i
Mrs. Ben K. Marti will be hostess
for Liberty Star Kenaington liiih iit
her home on Thtirsiluy, la -tuber , at
2.5i p. in. The worthy matron, Mra
A. M. Smith, and past pres. drills of
the club will be honor guests, Mrs.
Allen H. Welgnnd is chairman for
the occasion.
The annual donation of Jelllia and
Jama for the Boys' Musonio home will
be accepted an t a bakery sale w.ll
also be held I Mrs. Bilbe Smith
In charge.
A special program hit been arranged.
Move
MOV
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to lb Pitth floor, Psttnn
lilu.k. Tuilsy we are selling
sonis wruinlerful bsrgsina In
our framing Prparltn'tit. It
will pr you lo sea Uia val
ues now uttered.
Studio
teik smiI Ilawar4
Head The Bee sport page.
Omaha Woman's club, Home Eco
nomics department, Thursday, nt 10 a.
m., on the set on I floor of Orchard &
Wilhelm. The subject will be "Rug."
R. L. Brown, speaker.
Alice R. Howard Chautauqua cir
cle will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at
the Y. W. C. A.. Lesson, first two
chapters of "World of Islam."
Do mu suiter from batU
ach or Pain Over Kidny?
W wider M IWIIef I Here Told.
Crdar Rapid. l."I aut?et.
reel deal with tlii anoae Inv k
until I riDiiiitiiwil Ukmi If- l'ter-e
Aart ikiileev and l"k' hei Tablet,
but iw kave t It' tie t" n.nplia
t In the way f peiee end a- he
vva l r I'l-e Aeun. Tablet til l
w lh will -' t r ether I
i't te lht ' 1'h!
,..U, ,r tiOM tt t fel'li
iaiiii.Unn I h ' eld
rt iHntmi e I M -- ie " Mia.
Rab .,.4,lf, i! i Ae. '
Tie ! wrw -l-l tJ r
f!.-ee e N ki-M '
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The League of Women oVters will
meet at 2 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A.
auditorium. Speakers will be Henry
Eaton, county superintendent, and
the following candidate for congress:
James Hanley, democrat; Judge Willis
O. Sears, republican, and Roy Har- j
rop, progressive. j
Friday, October 10. j
Woman' Missionary society of the i
Lowe .Avenue Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. A. O. Peterson.
Assistant hostesses. Mrs. L. P. Rob- ,
ert and Mr. L. C. Wolfe. Leader,
Mr. E. P. Monroe; subject, Alaska.
Omaha College club board meeting
at Fontenelle Friday at 4 p. m.
Saturday October SI.
General meeting of the Omaha Col
lege club, Saturday, at the Eontenelle
hotel. Business meeting at 11 and
luncheon at 12. All college women ,
welcome. Speaker: Dr. Jennie
Callf.i and Mtsa Hedwlg Kezne, on
"The Oberammergsu." Make res-
ervattnn with Mr. Willlnm Locke,
I
: Teacher's College Club
Holds Annual Luncheon
j The Nebraska Cidoiado Teachers
j College club held It annual luncheon
Friday t the Brai'le rentmirant.
I I Wor-tioin and toait were appropri
ate to Krid.iv the l,iih. Tlm prrs'dent ,
of the club M s Bern c Mti-Kend,
vie president. M; i'lsia Fly, and
am-relaiy. Mrs. Lee l.iskhnrt. The
j N.min:t(a In rhaige of the luncheon
! ir tinted the officfis and the M .
; l'nlt.e Wliltebiiu sod Ann. Cos
gtu
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CatHediel tinl' iMig elnb. whMi
c,e. I,.r i lr K M IN H.lhv, m-l 1
IS !! I ti end alctl.d nr?U rl. Itle
Miuirs Msry Canmnn, prm.lriit. t
n ft.n, VH-e prs. lent niii--dea
! Wilhsm. . I rlm t'iiinilii Kt!
tttf lil ef A- lniU.i Cn"ili
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Mah-JonggisHere
The fashion
able, fascinat
ing game of
the sea son.
The ancient,
honorable and
royal, game of
China. Occident
meets Orient in
this all-enthralling
pastime. Learn
this game of a thousand
wonders. Babcock's
Red Book of Rule, fur
nished only with each
standard set, makes
playing a pleasure. Hand
from Heaven counts a million.
Learn to score from Babcock's
Red Book of Rules. On sale
at the following stores:
A us. I
s Iswitruit-nilN-xw
Br andeis Sons
Burgfess-Nash
Mathews Book Store
Mah-Jongg Sales Co.
OF AMERICA
San Francisco,
California
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Man Could Not
Eat Anything
Mr. Mervin Could Eat Nothing-Not Even Fruit
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I JUDGE SEARS
FOR CONGRESS
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ARE putting asunder the general
&m impression that good looking
frocks must necessarily be high priced
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Party
.Frocks
Bewitching and
Wonderful
Are Not
High
Priced
We have in mind a darling little
party frock of pin tucked jade taf
feta, with a bodice top, and the
clever bouffant hip that is so
much in demand. A band of gold
encircling the waistline ends in a
corsage and what could be daintier
than a scalloped hem or more en
ticing for
$
29
50
There is
a Time
when we can wear
the brightest of colors
it is for evening wear;
what could be more
beautiful than a rich
panne velvet dress,
with bodice of bright
est flame contrasted
against the rich black skirt? This
wonderful dress needs for trim
miii'4 only the beaded buckle on
the loft hip, and is priced at
$49
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Other Ffochs
of t'!i:unifU.M (li tiij;-
lt'. IVtiuh Taffrta.
IVniii Wlvt-t, Span
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iiatitms, Mtuttnlnt;
tv!'S and trimming.
29.50 35 39.50
49.50 and Up
Modes
Have Never
Been More
Charming
Materials and
Trimming so
Lovely
nor prices
so tempting
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allyi lool($ to this home
jot best si'fj and values.
Kit Fox Choker"
Squirrel and Fitch
$10.00
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