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Motors South to Attend
Wedding
Mrs W- V. Countee, Mrs. Cecelia
Jewell, Mrs- J. C. Jewell left early
Monday morning for Memphis,
T^Jim sse to attend the wedding of
Mrs Countee’s nephew, Mr- Robert
N. Htnnir gway to Miss Lawrence
Patterson, the daught r of Mr. and
Mrs- Lawrence B- Patterson, which
will take place June 20th. Mrs- Cece
lia J well will be one of the brides
maids- In route the party will visit
St- Louis and Kansas City, Mo. They
will return home about July 1st
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED
Miss Bernice Lawrence Givens is
engaged to Mr. Hidleberg. Th jy will
be married the early part of Sept
emb.ir.
Miss Watson Names
Bridal
Miss Cuma Irvin, daughter of Mr.
VV. B. Watson names Mrs. Wade
Grees her oldest sistar as Matron of
honor and her only attendant. Mr.
James Jones will servj as best man
to Mr- Claycer- Mrs- Wilmoth Hous
ton will sing “O Promise Me- Mrs
Otis Jamerson and Alias Alice Gre n
will serve at the piano
Ihe ceremony which will be pri
vate for the immediate family will
taks place at thj Watson home, 2925
Grant Street, Wednesday June 27th
at 4 o'clock p. m- with Rev. Bryant,
Pastor of St- John A- M- E- Church
officiating. The c.remony will be
followed by a Buffet Supper at the
home of Mrs- Wade Green. A recep
tion for 200 guests will be held in
the ev.ning from 8 o'clock p- m- ’til
10 o'clock p. m- at the residence of
A£r. and Mrs. James Jones, 2884 Ohio
Street- Invitations are in the mail
this week for the reception
Secret Marriage Announced
ibe announcement of th. marriage
of Miss Maxie Johnson to Mr- Lamarr
Pet.rs of last July 31st 1933 cahie as
quite a surprise to r.latives and
friends who had gathered at the home
of the brides sistar, Mrs- Harry
Hardy last Monday night in honor
of the Bridges 21st birthday- The
announcement was made by the bridts
mother, Mrs- Albert Johnson
The marriage of these two young
people had been kept a secret for al
most a year as both had been attend
ing school. Mrs. Peters has been at
tending Central High and Mr. Paters
is a medical student of Omaha Muni
cipal University.
The bride is one of the beautiful
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Johnson. 119 South 27th Street. The
Groom is the nephew of Mr- and Mrs.
John Archie, 506 South 21st Avenue
The bride received many lovely
gifts- Bast wishes and congratula
tions were extended to the bride and
groom
# Those present at the reception
were: Dr- and Mrs- Herbert Wiggins;
Mr- and Mrs-'•John Archie; Mr- and
Mrs- Ben Howell; Mr- and Mrs- J- W
Mil sap; Mr. and Mrs- Earl Hunigan;
Mrs- A- Brown, Mrs- E- Warwick,
Mrs- B- Justice, Mrs- J. Rose MISS
ES Tamer and Mary Ellen O’Neal
Geraldin and Velma Rose, Dixie Mc
Intosh, Fidelia Rucker, Hilda, Etta
Maa Jcsie Woods, Edith Coleman, and
Burton Johnson, Mr- Thomas Peters,
Henry Levels, Herbert Gamer, Sid
ney Ruckar, Frank O’Neal and Char
les Johnson.
Mr and Mrs- Peters left Wednes
day for Little Rock, Arkansas, where
they will spend a few weeks with the
groom’s brother, Mr- W- Peters- They
will mfrke their home in Texarkana,
Texas, where Mr. Petars will con
tinue his doctor’s course.
VISITING IN THE CITY
Mr- Thomas Peters of Texarkana,
T jc&a is a guest of his Aunt and Mr.
John Archie of 506 South 21st Ave
nue- Mr. Peters is a student of Wiley
Collage, Marshall, Tsxas- He is also
a wonderful pianist, who has been
heard over the air several times.
RETURNS TO CITY
Mrs Viola Jon$» has returned from
St- Louis, Mo- where sha was granted
a divorce decree from Mr. James
Jones of this city- She was also
grant d alimony and the custody of
hia two children. Mrs- Jones plans to
remain hers definitely. She also plans
a nerw home of her own
ENTERTAINS WITH KITCHEN
SHOWER
Mesdames Wilmoth Houston and
Rachel Woods entertained at a kit
chen showjr, Monday, June 4th at the
residence of Mrs. W. H. Green, 2863
Ohio Stroet, honoring _ Mm Cuma
Watson, whose marriage to Mr. Elgin
Boyd. Clayter of Council Bluffs, Iowa
will taka place Wednesday June 27th,
Mi's. Ruley McMurray ent rtained
at a miscellaneous Bridge Shower
Sunday June 10th at the homo of
Mrs- Jam is Jones, 2884 Ohio Street,
also honoring Miss Cifma Watson,
who will be married to Mr. Elgin
Boyd Clayter on June 27th- First
j :.r:ze was won by Mrs. Alice Jones,
I Second prize by Mrs. Eth } Kirtley
and Booby prize by Mrs- Merriane
j Towler- The guest prize w.nt to Miss
1 Cuma Watson.
Several other social affairs are be
ing planned for Miss Watson among
them, a Waffle Brea! \ ist Sunday
morning June 17th and a miscellan
eous shower the following we-k.
SWASTIKA GOLF AUXILIARY
The Swastika Golf Auxilllary met
at the Mid City Community Center.
Tuesday night. Plans were f or mu la t
d for the regular bi-weekly match
on Wednesday. Mrs. Elaine McGe_*
vice prfsident of the club surprised
th / members with a club song, a par
ody on “Love Thy Neighbor." Several
new applications were accepted. R.j
member there are only two weeks be
fore the close of this years’ memib.r
ship drive. All women interesttd send
their applications to 2213 Lake Street
in care of the President, Mrs. Rae
Lee Jones
JUNIA LEAGUE
Plans are formulated for a “Moon
light Cabaret" to be given on th.3
lawn of Mrs- Frank Blackwell, 2711
Binney ■ on Thursday evening June
28th, to which the public is cordially
invitdd- The League, whose primary
purpose is doing good deeds for oth
ers' gathered clothing and other
necessitias and distributed them to
needy families last week- The next
regular meeting is Tuesday June
19th.
ENTERTAINS COUPLE
Mrs- Ruby McMurray entertained
Sunday afternoon, June 10th with a
miscelaneous shower is honor Miss
Cuma Watson, who becomt-s the
bride of Mr- Elgin Clayter, June the
27th.
Covers were laid for eight- In
keeping with the occasion, the color
scheme was pink and green. The
center piece was a bride and groom
assisted by the minister.
A Dutch Luncheon was served and
many useful gifts were received
Mrs- Audra Hall Kellom departed
this life Friday at her better. Mrs.
Kellom was sick for better than two
years- She had wonderful care on the
part of her mother and friends- She
was brought up in Omaha coming
here with her parents when a child
4 years- She leaves to mourn her loss
A mother Mrs- Matti Hall two sis
ters- Alice O’Neal and Maneta Tapps
and several nephews and many life
long acquaintances
AT CAMP
Mr- Ventura Hazelton. a well
known young man about the city and
a Cadet at Central High School has
gone to Camp. He left last Friday.
June 8th- It is not known just when
he will return
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Miss Mildred Bronson. 2514 Deca
tur Street, celebrated her nineteenth
birthday, Wednesday June 6th- Many
beautiful gifts were received by her.
Although she did not entertain with
a party, a few of her friends, paid her
a visit and offered their congratula
tions and gifts.
GRADUATES FROM CENTRAL
HIGH
Miss Margarite Blair, a well known
young lady about the city, graduated
from Central High School, Wednes
day night, June 13th. Miss Blair, it
is rumored, received very good
grades, so much so, that she did not
have to tak-j the final examinations.
We wonder, what the next step will
be in the life of Miss Blair, now that
she has completed her high school
training
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I “Y” NEWS
QUACK CLUB TO PRESENT NEW
OFFICERS
Friday night at Brownell Hall will
bj the scene for the Annual Spring
Frolic of the Quack Club of the
North Side YWCA- Officers for the
incoming year will be presented at
that time. The following are the
names of the 1934, 1935 Quack offi
cers elected in the regular weekly
m eting: Lucy Mae Stamps Rucker,
President; Hattie Breckinridge, Vice
President- Faith Patterson, Secretary
Estelle Newland, Corresponding Se
cretary; Ida S-_ars, Treasurer, and
Mildred Holman, Reporter. Mrs.
Mildred Langbhen, delegate to the
Industrial assembly of the National
Convention of the YWCA- will speak
to the Quack Club Friday, June 22
The meeting will be held at the Mid
City Community Center.
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Girl Reserves off to Camp Brewster
Among the 150 girls and leaders
attending Camp Brewster this we k
are the following girls from the
North Side Grade School Clubs: The
lma Page, Mary Heddy Wiggins,
Mary Ellen Britt, Lois Gordon, Mar
gie Ross. Madri Miller. Betty Baugh,
Wilda Chu, Katie B asley, Ethel
Davis and Elia Wright- The follow
ing leaders also left as members of
the camp staff: Katherine Williams,
Program; Asilje Dotson and Mar
garet Dickerson, Handcraft
Troian Club Note
Plans are on foot for the closing
event of the Trojan Club- A Spring
Party to be held at tha Northside
“Y” Friday evenisg June. 22 at 8:00
p- m- The affair promises to be a
very beautiful one!- Lola Smith,
president, Ella Mae Mills, Secretary.
“Y” Swimming Class to Open Soon
Girls and women betw.en the ages
of nine to sixty are invited to regis
ter for the YWCA- Swimming class
which will open in the near future.
Instructions will be given for begin
sers and advanced pupils. Mr- John
Anderson and Mr. Dillard Crawford
will instruct again this year. Call
WEbster 1539 for further informa
tion.
Madam Starnes Passes
The funeral services of Madam M
S- Staines was held Thursday June7
at Zion Baptist Church- Madam Star
nes had been a resident of Omaha
for the past forty years and a mem
ber of Zion for the past twenty years.
She had served the public as a Spirit
ual Advisor and healer having a large
a largo following composed of all
races and creeds.
She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs- Pearl Warthen, who came from
Sacremanto, California, to care for
her mother and Mrs- Myrtle John
son, of Omaha and six sons all of
Omaha, and a niece, Mrs Miller of
Kansas City, Mo-, several grandchild
Two Husbands Are Unexpectedly
Detained from Home
Which wife is likely
to worry less?
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Your telephone connects you with those who are away.
You are dose to everything and everybody by telephone.
ren. on j of whom is Miss Marlon Commercial Art Department of the
Warthan recently connected with the Omaha Guide
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THE CREOLIANS
The Creolians held their social
meeting at the home of Mias Clara
Anderson. 2522 Wirt Street- The ev
ening was spent in dancing, telling
jokes, etc- The next meeting will be
at the home of Miss Mildred Bronson,
2514 Decatur Street- A very delicious
repast was served by the hos
tess- All members are aslccd to be at
the next meeting as business of im
portant is to brought before the
club
Miss Mildred Bronson, president
Miss Amelia Thomas, reporter
THE BEAU BRUMMEL CLUB
Meeting was called at 9 p- m- Jun_
6th, with Mr- James Crawford, pre
siding for Mr- Shoube- Each member
of this club donated one or two books
to the Mid City Center for their Lib
rary- Club colors was selected- Mr
A1 Brewer was welcomed in the club
Next (meeting will be June 20th at
the Mid Center.
V- Shoube* president
J- Jackson, reporter
THE TRIVIRA CLUB
Thu Trivira Club held its meeting
at their cum odious and Luxurious
Club Rooms. 2417 Erskine Stre.t
These meetings are highlights of the
regular a affairs- From tun.? to time
the club has many cxtempor
anious social activities- Card games
and dancing at our club rooms not
only open to memb.trs, but their
friends whom they wish to invite.
The Trivira Club delegation that
went to Lincoln, has just returned
from an audience with the Secretary
of the State in regards to a charter
for the club
Yours Fraternally
THE TRIVIRA CLUB
Carl Heidelberg, report, r
THE JOLLY TWELVE ART CLUB
The Jolly Twelve Art Club met j
with Mrs- Georg* Harris, Friday af
ternoon, June 8th- After the business
session, a delightful luncheon was
DOINGS AMONG THIS
YOUNGER SET
Miss Willis Presents Pupil.
Edrose Willis, Omaha’s most com
, p tent young pianist, presented 26 of
i her pupils in a recital, Sunday after -
i noon, June 3rd at the Hillside Pres
1 byterian Church, 30th and Ohio
j Streets- The pupils were assisted by
Thomas Jones, Bariton, and Ethel
Jones, Soprano. Miss Willis showed
good control of her pupils. Their con
duct and personality on the stage
was indicative of good training- One
third of the above number were mu
sicians of a year’s experience, yet
there were a number of them who
played with a Technique quite sur
passing the ordinary first grader.
The most advanced pupils though
small in size played with grtpt ex
actness, and showed much under
standing in their interpretation of
works of the various authors- Tho
mas Jones, young Omaha baritone,
has a great feature in the musical
world- It seems, so unfortunate, that
such a talent should be outside, the j
NOW OPENING
Silver Moon Cafe
1703 North 24th Street
All Kinds of Chinese Dishes
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HANDKERCHIEF TEST
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aarved. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Joseph Knight, June 15th. This
ie an evening meeting.
Mrs- William Young, reporter
THE EUREKA BRIDGE CLUB
The Eureka Bridge Club met with
Mr- and Mrs- ffm. Roberts, 3533
North 28th Avenue, June 2nd- The
regular meeting was held- Five
changes of bridge was played- First
prize was won by Mrs- J- Phillips and
Mr- W- Ford- Booby prize was won
by Mrs- W. Per, and Mr- J. Davis- A
very enjoyable evening was spent by
all- A lovely lunch was served by the
hostess- Visitors were Mr- J- Phil
lips- The club is still hoping he will
rejoin the club- The club is planning
a fourth of July picnir
Mr- J- Davis, president
Mrs- M- Payton, reporter
Italian* School of Voice Culture.
Such a voice would be fitted for the
opera stagj, after graduating from
the Milan Conservatory. Mr. Jones
sang •'Travelin" by Enders and an
encore number which was some of the
nigh spots of the afternoon- Miss
Jones sang “Velianelle” by Deil
Agna and “Will-O The Wisp.”
The pupils were: Betty Jtjan Will
iams: Lutisha Neely: Junior and
Louise Gra/ Evelyn Chue: K.nneth |
Love: Flora Morton: Richard Gustin; .
Beatrice Williams, Donald Brownlow: j
Frances Autrey: Kathryn Wyatt: !
Delores Caldwell: Mary Ellen Carey: j
Mercedes Moore: Olive Wilis: Archie
Mae Young: Louise Gray; Elizabeth
Hunter: Margaret Dortch; Mary
Heddy Wiggins, Evelyn Dortch, Alice
Green, Mllba Faucett, Margaret
Beck, Mable Geary and Bertha Young.
Announces Engagement
Mr- and Mrs- H- G- Kim3ty, 2702
Corby Street, wish to announce the
engagement of their son, Alfred Kim
suy, to Miss Laura McCurry of
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Miss McCurry is a graduate of
Abraham Lincoln High School. Mr
Kimsey also attended the same. He is
employed at tha Cudahy Packing
Company. The wedding will take
place in late August- The couple will
makj their home in Omaha
DOINGS AMONG THE
HOTEL WAITERS
BY HOPIE
Well: Well: Good News came to
I the U- P- Dining- Car Boys last week.
They received the charter and at last
the binding line has been sealed. That
! golden spika that the U- P- spoke of
in the Iron Horse never caused the
heart’s of those U- P- Official’s to
bjat as sweet as it did the Waiter’s
when they received this most needed
Charter- Rdmember Pals- United You
Stand. Devided You Fall
, Close at 4:00 A. M.
Saturday and Sunday,
Good Food Plus
EFFICIENT SERVICE
KingYuen Cafe
Chop Suey and Retcamein
our hobby
American and Chinese Dishes
Phone JA. 8576
2010% North 24th St
Omaha, U. S. A.
Can a man serve the public for 3
years and 8 months and get his soups
crossed, causj him to waste this
time? After being in the service
without the slightest troubles with the
traveling public, this happen to Hop
ie- To bad Hop, Study your soups
hereafter.
Mr. M Lambert gavu up the Ho
tel. so as to become a bigger man
throughout the summer. Clubs re
places the Hotels during these hot
summer days and Mr. Lambert be
lieves in going hunting, where there
is big game- So he is now out at the
Country Club- Showing his ability to
tlie Cream of Omaha.
Mr. Fisher, who for years has had
his name on the payroll of the Happy
Hollow Club has cast his lot with Mr
T. T. Thomas, Headwaiter at the
Fiidd Club- Mr. Thomas really means
to give his club the best that can be
produced Luck, Mr. Thomas.
The Omaha Waiter’s Association
has again started out' upon its long
trip to sue ess- AfUr striking a sand
bar like the "Valley Queen did in the
old Missouri, on their way upstream
to suecdss- The Captain Ship has been
turned over to Mr. A- Hicks, who has
as his capalets. Mr. David Morrison,
as vice, Mr. Hopie Bronson, as secre
tary, Mr- Chester Hodg is as ASSIS
TANT SECRETARY, and Mr- Char
les Andrews is still paymaster. We
hope to be loaded to capacity n xt
Monday night when Mr. Hicks takes
the chair, for his first real test up
stream
Th j Peanut Mucher’s Bridge Club
has caused peanuts to go up. They
met last week at Mr. Charlie Branch,
2866 Binney and the Host bought a
•tore out of nuts on North 16th.
Where does the Muching part come
in. Mr. President.
Tag—Society News
Mr- King Alls, a buss boy, only a
ffw months back is holding his own
as a party waiter at all the Hotels
and Clubs O. K- Mr- Alls
The U- P- is putting lots of new
faces on North 24th Street- They are
sending everywhere getting waiters
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+ Immaculate young womanhood
finds in Mavis Talcum Powder ex
actly the deliciously cool comfort
and silken smoothness which is in
dispensable for a well kept body.
Daintily fragrant, impalpably fine, it
deodorizes and absorbs perspiration
as it soothes. Mavis guards against
summer heat.
I Vt* Moo* Talcum ALL CiVER from the
dxmlden down Maris Face Powder for
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MAVIS POWDER
while Omaha stand* by. It maybe for
the best
Mr. J «se Overton. Room Service
Waiter at Hotel Paxton, with his
wife enjoyed an auto trip fc» Kansas
and Kansas City, Missouri a few days
ago- Mr- Overton said they really had
a swell time, and he made the trip
without any trouble whatever. He
drove all the trip, but on the next
one which he is planning for Chicago,
he will be assisted by the wife, as
she has since learned to drive.
Mr. J. Simpson, Paxton’s Party
Buss boy devided his name last with
a very sweet young lady and the two
are happily married and keeping
house on Decatur Str-et- He placed
a very beautiful ring on her finger
last Tuesday night Mr. Simpson will
be missed on tha high Spots of Oma
ha
Miss Fannie Hawthorne
• Loses Anneal
On May 31st in Judge Yeager's
Court, the case state versis Miss
Fannie Hawthorne was tried before
Judge Yeager and the decision of the
lower court was sustained by the
court- There were two charges a
1 gainst Miss Hawthorne, carrying
concealed weapons and assault and
batttery- Sha was sentenced to 60
days in jail
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Attention!
OUR NEW LOCATION
Square Deal
Commission Go.
2520 Cuming Street
Phone ATlantic 3711
Mr. and Mrs- Clark Miller form
ally with Omaha Poultry Market
will be please to meet all old cus
tomers and welcome new ones
Same kind and courteous treat
ment. Lowest Prices on Poultry
and Eggs