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L _ 2 _ ■■ ~ttf. OMAHA GUII'E OMAHA, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 18, 19.14—— —... "
..NEW YORK VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Talbert of New
York City, N. Y- spent the weekend
with Mrs. Anna Snell of 1920 No. 36
St
Mrs.. Myrtle Stringer entertained
a party 'aturday night for her sister
and brothe rin law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Woods, from Topeka; Kansas..
The evening was spent in playing
cards and dancing Guests from To
peka were Messrs Ted Jordan, Vance
Wilkinson. There were 20 guests pre
ent and everyone had an enjoyable
evening- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woods
aro residing in Omaha r while
at the home of Ms . t • ■ \ 2731
Blondo. Mrs. 7:1 ’ ’•> 1
to entertain- V v 7 also be a
tea at the hoir _c ' Mrs Minnie
Bums, 2920 C~unt . ’inJay Aug.
26 from 3 until? given, ay the Ladies
Friendship Club.
Dr.. A. Porter Davis of Kansas
City Kansas, motored here Aug. 8
and. was the house guest of Mrs. A1
ma Sesions, 2609 Wirt Street for a
few days.. On his return home he
was accompanied by Mary and Clif
ford Sessions, and from there to Chi j
cago to attend the Century of Pro;
gress. The children expect to be
home in time to start to school in
September.
Mr. Paul Goines of St.. Paul,
Minn-; spent his vacation in Omaha.
He was the house guest of Mrs.. A1
ma Sesion, 2609 Wirt; before his re
turn home; he expressed his apprecia
tion for the kind hospitality shown
him by Omaans..
CALLED OUT OF CITY
Mr. McIntosh, who lives at 2517
Corby St was called on a very sad
occassion to Tulsa, Oklahoma on ac
count of the dath of his father; Mr..
William McIntosh.
The body was shipped from Tulsa
to Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he
was born and raised
MRS- MABLE TIMBERLAKE OF
GARY INDIANA IS HIGHLY EN
TERTAINED BY OMAHANS
Mrs- J.. H. Jackson of 2717 Parker
Street entertained at a breakfast par
ty honoring Mrs. Mble Timberlake
of Gary, Indiana. Covers wer laid
for ten.. The guests were as follows:
Mrs. A Moore; Mr. W. White; Mrs..
N: Moore Mrs.., L. D. Thompson;
Mrs. J: Tuddle; Mrs: Edwards; Mrs.
Parker
Adams; U r. I.. Pullman; Mrs. Tim!
berlake and Mrs. J_ H. Jackson-!
After breakfast; bridge was enjoyed
by all
Mrs. Paul Adams entertained at a
1 o’clock luncheon honoring Mrs..
Mable Timberlake of Gary; Indiana.
Covers were laid for fourteen. Af
ter lunch bridge was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Adams was voted a wonderful
hostess.,
Mr.. Roie Harris of Council Bluffs;'
Iowa; entertained at a dinner honor j
ing Mrs. Jackson'of 2529 Seward St!
and her daughter Mrs. Mable Tim1
berlake of Gary; Ind- A delicious
dinner was served and a wonderful
time had by all
Mr. and Mrs. E Bryant of 47th
and Davenport entertained at dinner
honoring M*s.. Moore and Miss Park
er of Omaha and Mrs. Timberlake of
Gary Indiana- A delicious buffet din
ner was served and a wonderful time
had by all.
Mrs- W: Fhillipa and'children Ma
jory and Wilbur are spending the;
month of August in Shreveport, La-,
Mrs Phillips; before her marriage
was Dolma Braden, well known in
Louisiana education! circles.
announce birth of baby I
Miss Willie Mae Lynch, 2217 Ohio
St is happy to announce the coming j
of her little brother, Bobbie Dupont
to ..her mother; -Mrs M
Bobbie was born Aug 18 at 7 A- M j
and he weighs 8 pounds and seven
ounces .— —- - ~~
Mrs Lynch and baby are doing
fine at the Covenant Hospital .. Mrs
Lynch is the wife of Mr Murphy
Lynch prominent Omaha tailor for
-many years, and Miss Willa Mae ns
Omaha’s dot popular girl dancer.
Mrs Lynch is the fonmer Barbara
Geary, nationally known terms play
er.
MRS MARIE MARION OF CHICA
GO HIGHLY ENTERTAINED BY
OMAHANS
Mr- and Mrs. Edgar Alford, 2724
~’arker Street, entertained as their
house guest the pastweeks Mrs. Ma
l ie Marion of Chicago
Mrs- Marion was entertained while
in the city by Mrs. Annie Mae John
ron, with a picnic luncheon at Elm
wood Park; a party by Mrs- Alford, a
breakfast by Mrs. Lulu Moore, a blue
Monday breakfast also at Mrs. A1
ford’s. She also visited Pleasant
Green Baptist Church and the Trival
CVab. She was also entertained by
Mrs. Mattie Buford, with a lunch
■on and many others were at her ser
viceT.
Mrs. Marion proved to be a very
popular visitor while in the city and
ier friends hope she will come back
soon..
WOODSON CENTER
ACTIVITIES
C asses
Classes for the month of August;
have gotten under way- The women
and older girls are canning fruits
and putting up jellies for the winter
months. The girls are doing very
veil in cooking The canning classes
pro planning for an exhibition at the
culmination of their projects
Fou«e Cleaning:
When the young folks and kiddies
return to the Center for the fall ac
tivities they will be pleasenltly sur
prised. Woodson Center will be
b -ight and cheerful by means of paint
a1 ;d colorful drapes
Vacationing:
Mr. and Mrs. Rhone, head resi
dents of the Settlement House are
now vacationing.
Lincoln comes to Omaha:
On August 15th, the Lincoln Urban
League Girls journeyed to Omaha to
n eet our girls in a soft ball game
This was a return game and the riv
a'l-y was plenty strong. What a
g me! Of course the visitois met de
ft at- The final sore was 22 to 8.
The game was called in the fifth in
ning because of the approaching dark
ness- A special hour followed for
our many friends’ from Lincoln at
the center
F s Lose:
While the girls are winning their
ball games, a stroke of ill luck fol
lowed our Junior Settlement House,
31st and Q Streets- Better luck nxt
time boys!
Playground:
An appreciation of a play space is
being fully demonstrated by the folks,
yrung and old r ho turn out at the
C mter’s playground, 27th and U Sts-,
mt cnTy to watch the. activities but
ai to j artic:pans.
To Represent Miss Omaha:
Mb.s Sarah Murdock, a volunteer
r. our Play School this year and,
- s !&_• among the young set, will
represent Miss Omaha at the musical
j* ftfival to te held in Chicago at a
very early date
SECrtETUS DECEM
..Tin Secretus Decern held tlieir m»n
EPy ti&nce party, at the hem of Mi
Kirw, 2534 Franklin S , Tur
u Aug. 21
—he home was beautifully charme
wi:h coored lights and decorations. A
deig'ntful course of punch was pasnd
tlr. oushout the dance, followed by ice
cream and cake. We hope every guest
had a delightful time. Guests were:
Wises Atlaide Nelson, Mnble King.
Mi dred Ector, Dorothy Dovis, Man
El’m Britt, Edna Blair, uanita Macey,
Et lyn Dartch, Margaret Hill, Lu
cllla Inmah, a visiting guest from b n
Antonia, Texa', Rowena -Tcneo, Mildred
Dotson, Hazel Jackson, Dorothy Alex
r. Mary IPnv w, Helen Cate. Vera
IT tts. Messrs. Roh-rt Hill, John Tuy
Ed de Biddiex, Water Ithoad-s, Ak-n
Gordon, Orvil Jon-, Sylvester Buck
lie- Ocy Clemir.s, E- rl Buckner, J- 1 •
Stewart, Edwin Riggs, James Donold
Kon, Hiraf Pittman, Christman Clark,
esse Covington, Emuunl AslV.y
Little Riggs
Edwin Riggs—President
Lemual Oliver—Reporter
WELL KNOWN PASTOR RESIGNS
Rev N. C. Cannon, pastor of the
Paradise Baptist church, has resigned
nd will deprt to Detroit. Michigan.
Rev. Cannon has been pasor of the
church for the past four years. He
wlll move his family t. Detroit and
take charge of a cvhurch there.
MOTOKS TO INDIANA
Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Stevenson
and sofi, of this city and sister Mrs.
Helen Cooper and son, motored to..In
diana Sunday with Mr Stevenson, a
boyhood friend
DOINGS AMONG THE DINING
GAR AND HOTEL WAITERS
By Hopie
Well friends, last week I had a
heart t* heart talk with you and truly
hope tht you received some good from
it- These talks should help us and
‘ bring us closer together.. So I have
decided to have every waiter in Oma
ha to talk to you and giv yiu his view
i on our profession- So this week you
wll hear from Mr. W. H Smith a
very god and well expressed man, and
each week you will hear from some
waiter. I hope that you will cut
these talks ont and file them away,
so you cn review them in yers to
come- Ther Is some good, I am sure
j yu will receive from everyone of
I fhm. So here is a short talk from
Mr.. Smith and I hope you will read
! and receive some good from it
| Mr. Smith—MODERN SERVICE
Just a few h:gh spots in Modern
j Seiwce- Being on time and neat ap
j pearance is what we should keep in
I mind t all tames
So try and give very close atten
! tit a to o"v si-’e work without being
| remnded f it. by our Captain- Tf we
nr i ■’ afsfie I with conditions and
! surronr/'drgs wh^ve we are. employed
a -•>—>. Au - *~a and give some
other brother a chance as he may use
•n ut'-’ " - a .nn. sense and make
a good job out of what we thught was
j a bod ■ remember the
, othe • ' r ‘ • ' ie more careful
in u--:n~ 1 ' nu -' " at times than we
y v V' nt •’ times keep our
mouth ; "'ri ’ *»nd. our ears open as
th n —n" words spoken by peo
pie we serve that will benefit ns, if
w • v ill • ’ strict ution and think
th’W over
—H.. W. SMITH
Well! well! When the boys from
j i. - • ‘own to play mus
ic, baseball or wbat not they can bat
the !u..ky ore that was
able to leave earlier and make their
heme in “God’s Land of Cho ee.”
Last week the Monroe Monarch Ease,
ball Team played Omaha, nd Mr- J.
Maloy and J. Galloway, the speed
kings of the paxton were out in full
bloom. They called each player by
n-me and two of the fielders who
dropped the balls that lost the game I
had some real Biblical names from,
what I heard Mr. Calloway and Maloy I
call them, My; My.
Mr- Calloway had another Birthday
last week and boy what a party
"‘here was no cake, as you know cake
don’t go with Alka- But everything
else that goes with these parties was
there and boy, how-? It really seems
that Mr. Calloway likes hi birthday
party as he was two or three a year.
Of curse he could hve a twill broth
er or sister and by them not living
In the samo city with him he sets an j
other ctat* to celebrate d}tr (them,
thats reasonable- I will keep the j
date and place of this last party a j
secret as he may be one of a triplet
set—and pull another birthday party j
soon- Boy oh, Boy.
Dent forget that the Association
will meet again on the tenth of Sep j
tember with a card party and smok j
er, so get set to bo there- .■ ;
Remember each week, you^ will j
hear from some waiter- It wall be j
well to keep up, and I am sure you j
will receive some good from them, so |
get ready as I may call on you at j
any time..
THE LADIES FRIENDSHIP CIA -5
The Ladies Friendship dub met, a
the home of Mm. Louise Hill, 3111*
Burdete St. Thursday afternoon, Aug
ust 16, at 2 p. m.
We • had two new members to join
us, Maude Mosby and Sirs. Catherine
Wo. .ds. V." ■ re-elected officers, thy
are as follows: Mrs. Ida Fountain, pre
sident; Mrs . Tresa Anderson, vice pre- j
Mrs. Christine Sturvant. treasurer;
Mrs. Ruth Hogg, reporter. Ms. Lo he
Hill. Mjrs. Efmm:^ Busch, and .Mrs.
Mary Turner, rich commit re.
Tlie remainder of the evening was
spent in playing cards. A delicious I »n
cheon was served. Everyone enj red j
held at the home of Mrs. Ruth H gg i
2620 Deeaur St.
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I PERMANENCE
! XTOil more than eight hundred
I * rears the Tcncr of Loudon has
I stood br the Thanes. Tula bank, too.
| ail rt* qualities that gi'e vtrm
|| arnce, whethrr to a etnwture or to an
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Lillian R*p«vn.2r " c. 2 1 h St..
Friday , A-yds: 17 ' given under the
auspices of the Metropolitan Church
of Christ. Rev. R. W. Johnson, pas:
It was served by a jolly crowd ; i
waitresses, Mrs. Maud MickeLs, who as
sisted by Mrs. H. Payne and Mrs. N
Wiley carried out thing in fine style.
The enny Club gave a lawn social
Saturday August 18th at the home f
Mrs. Mayberry, 2518 Lake St. for the,
lieneflt of the Metropolitan Church of
Christ:. A nice crowd attended and
everything was lovely. The service wa;
offered by the following Vrai Jesses.
Miss viable Redd, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs
Wiley, Mrs. Spriggling, also the pre
sident of the Club, Bro. Griffena.
My paramount issue is to write the
kind of news you like
ACCIDENT AT 25th AND GRANT ST.
Two autos collided. Both cars dam
aged very bad. one belonging to Frank
Martin and the other to Roy McCoy.
Both men worked on the same job to
1 gether. They setled the diffreice be
tween themselves.
TUXEDO SOFTBALLERE TAKE AN
EXTENSIVE TRIP THROUGH IOWA
AND NEBRASKA
The Tuxedo’s softball team departed
Wednesday August 22nd on a two week
trip through Nebraska and Iowa.
Their schedule: Aug. 22-Clatonia,
Nebr.; Aug. 23- Plymouth, Nebr.; Aug.
24- Odebolt, Iowa; Aug. 25 Alta. Iowa:
Aug. 26- Mason City, Iowa; Aug. 27
Melbourn, Iowa, Aug. 28 Ottuma, Iowa
Aug. 29 Marshalltown, Iowa; Aug. 30
Waterloo, Iowa; Aug. 31- Newton, Iowa
Sept. 2- Newton, Iowa; Sept. 3-Brook
lyn„ Iowa
Dan Besdune's band will go to Lincoln
Nebraska to play at the State Fair.
Red Perkins - Director.
Bill Lewis - Manager
BUY THE OMAHA GUIDE NOW
Mrs. S. Johnson, mother of Rev.
R. W. Johnson, pastor of the Metro
politan Church, is visiting in Omaha
with eight children .from Obokoshus,
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston HieronymouS1
and Mr. William Deley and Anna
motor to Chicago and will be there a
few days,They plan to visit the World’s
Fair while in Chicago.
(Continued)
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PROTEST WATER DIET FOR
ALLEGED JAIL ARSONIST -
(continued from page one)
human action and asked him to take ac
tion against Jailer Madison.
In reply to Mr. White’s telegram,
Governor Kump wrote, “I have wired
Mr. G. . WKysong, Sheriff of Jeffer
son County, Charles Town; . . ‘You are
requested to make prompt investiga- j
tion of this charge and see that no j
cruel and unusual punishment is in
flicted upon Hughes.”
The N. A. A. C. P., has asked the
governor to advise it of Sheriff W y
song’s reply and of the action taken.
THE WVUAN
BEAUTIFUL
BY MARGUERITE WARD
Any woman of ordinary inteligence
Lc or plain can learn how to
be and remain attractive.. By plac
tice, the average woman can become
ht cv" '-akru ) paint and do re
markable things to her face with pow
der, rouge and eye cosmtics.
* * *
■ o with the long nose, may
think that nothing can be done about
it. < n'astic surgery. (Last
week I mentioned powdering a trifle
da. • tbn the skin ) Powder the
no.v: scantly with powder a couple
of shades darker than the rest of the
face- A short dab of rouge beneath
the lcngish nose will make it appse
,-ciatlv she; ter. This subject affords
an opportunity to answer a few ques
tiens f. ora my readers
....Q—M;.- nose is terribly broad. Is
'll". 1 Y: r ' can do?.. My color
is C ofr .'bror.a, my face is large and
my eyebrows are heavy.
J. McB., Atlantic City, N.. J.
A—-A broad flat nose can be made
slimmer if you will bring the rouge
to the: sides of the nose- Be careful
not to use too much rouge or have
a rouge with a brilliant color as
either will attract attention to the
size of the nose- Heavy dark brows
growing too close to the bridge of
the nose will draw attention to the
size of your noso- Pluck the brows
in the center so that they are at least
an inch apart, and the nose will no
longer be emphasized
Q—My eyes are so s — II and my
face so lound, I feel fo !' ’i. I have
ried pulling and sretclring my eyes
but they remain small and deep set.
* Minnie J.., Mobil.' Ala.
A—Small deep set c* . 5 seem larg
er and more prominent by arching the
brows in a high semi circle- Expert
us of the eyebrow pencd will help
Shadowing on the outer corners of
small close: set eyes will vr. ike them
look larger and farther apart..
Q—My upper ip is very thin. My
lower lip is too thick. W lit a com
bination! Can anything be done
about it?
B- Mae Wb, Houston, Texas
A—For the thin lip, extend the
rouge ever the edge; for the thick
one, keep inside the edge- Be care
ful not to use a lipstick briilant in
color- A subduded shade will attract
less attention. It would require at
least 500 words to answer it in detail
(Bring your beauty problems to
Marguerita Ward; Broadway and E >1
lywood makeup artist. She will an
swer them in this column or give you
a personal response if return p - ta.gr
is enclosed with your letter- Address
all mail in care of this pape ’
HOCKEY BALL PLAYERS :
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WANTED-COLORED HOCKEY FLAYERS ¥ • ‘
TRAVELING CLUB GOOD SALA i j
AND EXPENSES PAID STARTING ^
ROAD' NOVEMBER 1. WRITE R. L. j
VOELZ, IN CARE OF ROBBINSDALE
SHOPPER, ROBBINSDALE, MINN.
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Each Krfht Wither. • r ;r—.° CRIC1> EN SALAD |
(MONDAY - rR.\B SALAD
TUESDAY ....- -- -.-v®frb; SPHAGETTI
THURSDAY -- S ARDINE SALAD
FRIDAY --- TAMALIES r
SATURDAY ---- ° IT RIM I* SALAD
Remember we sell the best Barbecue in town. It
is barbecued by Colonel Mason and served by Gen
eral Knox. ^ i,
MASON ANDKNOX CAFE
9907 North 24th Street WEbster 4208
THE HOME OF THE KING OF BOTTLED BEER
BUDWEISER
(■REVEALING'
Lpun
PAST, PRESENT
<?/# EUEPRE ••
&/ ABBE' WALLACE—
taunqesf rnenfa(i«f on.
Ax^ncjn fitaoc.
R. T. VVr.—Tell me please who vvul oe
the winner in te game that 1 am in
terested In?
Ans:—A party bearing the initials of
J. H. will win over the other party in
the TENNIS MATCH in > >
He will also enter into a tournament
in your city next year nd will run
away with the prize.
L. D. W.—Where will I be working
this winter and will i have any, ctii
iiculty in getting a ji b •
Ans:—You will leve your present loca
tion when cold we: tncr begins and
will go to NEW YORK and find work
there You won’t have much difficul
ty in finding a job although the first
| one you secure will not be as good a •
the one you have ribw.
L. W.—My swettie has been gone f"r
three months and be said he was com
ing back. Will he come back to me;
and does he love me
Ans:—He cine to your city last Frida.i
night but he did not come to see you.
He is Jiving with his wife and is wc:
satisfied and does not warn to renew
liis friendship with you. H n.
cured for you line you tltink he uni.
L. E. W.—How is my lu k? I ihiu
I it is bad for my rent has increased?
What is the trouble?
Ans:—This had nothing to do with tii
! rent on your house being Into . n .c-i.
Yottr Landlord kfiovrs that you n.c
mere able to pay your rent titan you
nave been for the past few years an 3
is now puUuig the price back to its
!«/• i.igl \aiuc. fie h_ i>< .» wry 1
lent during your struggl cto mali ulr.h
! ends meet during the tvor i pari of the
ct./A*s.iian—and you no, .a.,
■:OW.
B. V.—Please tell me w.i, re t■. J
a. . : ruj radio
Ans;—Your radio wa-. r. mot .-I from !
yotir !. ::n : r<d h. s . . cii: uieil up as i
sold for NEW one. I • ee you wt b
another radio and it seems to me j o».i.
will reclevo it as a g:ft fr„..i cue ... :
jour friends.
\
W. H. H—Are my suspicions rfefht"
about someone enter in? my house
about a month at,).
Ans:—Yes, someone entered your ti a.n*
LOST 57 POUNDS OF
FAT-DIDN'T CUT j
DCV/N ON FOOD
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•o' lor4 ' by :nEr Kraschen ,
P « and n ! d no r on me. I
. r - t -t e food—I i
..a it to any
o Is over
I.trs. A.
-to. Lliiwau
T . ■■■■'..! a slender, :
yotitVs'ni fijrure take
ii nail leaspoonful of '
Kruschen Salts in a
glass of hot water ! f
first thin e ev< y i,
morning. While : ■ t :
is leaving you gain
Nin BlTOUgUif $
fjrjd physical charm—look younger, j
A aysiciaw prescribe it and Z
tvnu'AP'4'^ r* fat folks all over the 1
v 1. . sieved lerne.. A |
I in? 4 weeks and c«. out ■*. |
- VvciJ *-*» 1 CtillOO ai.U £
j money back if not satisfied. I
iu.il_^■"'MaHiaHaBaa|IMaM||J
on July 9, but your who ..ot at
home. The party that mn have su
spected, appears to be guilty and you
should keep a« eye on this person as
this act may be tried gin.
H. O. W.—What keeps the hoy I just
met away from my home
Arts:—Youff ohl boy friend told him
plenty—trhe new hov friend believed
every word of it, too. He will soon
find out that liis statements were not
btis<*fl on facts and your boy frii kid
may tiave a iot of explaining to do to
him.
R. W.—Will we ever yet over thie
min and have everyth;? . t.- shew for
our efforts?
—The- ft.rdl tliiq; you anil your*
hii hand will own is a (' il !• 1$ It V
YOrNiiSTBR. Before ?«P u tfi of this
baby you will move into a house
which you will titer • ?y a.id pi;, for
I>. S. P.—Will 1 make the trip with
the company that has asked me to or
what will I tin to mke a little money?
Ans:—Go on this trip with th's firm for
a nMusfh <ir two ; ml v, id he able
to pick up quit:* a M' 1 7 ' -ady cash
tpui» of the v" > ■1 !*;. you
have never seen :c. ! • y. !! enjoy +
i: t •, Jt!y.
R. Cl. I-:.- Want • chance my oc
. +
my application in I rent kind
of work. \yjil i n y tn-e?
An1:—Your job is u* . ?n*"v;' racking
and you should not ( sir : working
flv-n three yew a -line on it.
l ie , . lir . ‘ n in th j.Iee where
i ! w !,s ml you will
I’O'.’vi' :• ; • try iuR'.’r to hers.
Tho s;! • y wir be gw.! too.
V. <'.— Wi 1 ’ ’ i ’uii- i this year
to get out of <! h .
An -Nor if you i;-l • that *;ep you
• t! >:;i m .' i f., of taking now.
If you get " Atf :r:i) while deep in
hills. Ti— l e t t -t ig for you to do is
10 pay your hi. off and Ilia get
marled.
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Spec:.-.’ T ife Hi at r.gs 50c.. This |
Y'eek only. Madtm Sara*1, tells f
everything you wart to know, atrl i
answers all questions, Ili !d n |
Treasures.. If othe s have failed, j
you consult me.. Satisfaction to j
all or no Fee accept>-3. »
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