Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 18, 1916, Page 9, Image 9
TIIK HKH: OMAHA. TIT-8DAV. APRIL IS, liUfi. ntaoifo n'Oftos -.- r usrvovns -.- vvurrtwot) vv ui & -.- fiuusvrouuu, iuuovs With the Aid of of the Clubs By All FATTKIltOV They ar becoming very chummy. They Fashion Note By Nell Brinkley (Copyright, Ml, Inter! New Service.) "WIDN HATS THIS SPRING' of ) WOI Hi ' of '" ch lit l uvi dlaenvered a common quality ot iompnlonablcneea, I allud to women I ub and men aaaoclatlon for the din 'ti h of buln or the administration of civic affair. Twenty thramand delegate from (If imm'i club of fhla country for the fclennlal convention of th General Fed eration of Women a Club will vlalt New Tnrk from May 13 to June t. It la alg nlflcant that theae women gucet com" 1o the mefropoll In reapona to an In vitation given by the mayor, the Mer. hsriln' armodatlon and the women club of thla city. It I glgnlflcant that the omen' cluba and th Merchant' )- lallon are eharlng eoually the expene the big ten-day party, Th Mer- chnt' aaaoclatlon has laaued a circular urging the public to aaaUt the aaaocla- tl'n In providing the Klnew of enter- Inmont, one-half theae financial lne i )ivint been furnlhed by the womn rluhi, When thoaa 20,000 women gather In !Nw York for the dlcualon of tnpli-a of 1ntret to tha club they repreaent, they will not talk faablone, teaa nor quilt ing pattern. That time haa paaaed. Thy will dlactm public health, the ronaerva tlon of fnreat and other topic directly relating to the public good, the radiation of benefit from home to city, from city 10 Mate, from etate to nation. All Nee York. I lookln to the Walt of theae J0.0M women a to omethln plant lienefirtni and aMmulatlng to the city u)It upon the (eland that wa once ex rhanged for a row. When any great evil la to he eorreetej in a city t la now a eiiatom to ca'l upon lit women' rli.b for aid. The wom-n' eluba are never found wsntlng. Tee ineanlng of the big convention fa 'he irganlratlon of womanhood. Organized womanhood I an InvlncMs power for Jiubllc ecntlment. When Mr, Carolina Fartlet Orn die- rovered that the back yard of tha city Jrt which alia lived. Kalamar-oo, were e menace to the public health. It la re corded that iha "called together a num her of progreaalv women of ber ow nd other church and organized a civic improvement leagua." Mt. Crane' work a mleirtonary of municipal Improvement la well known, Cltiee Invite her to ahow them how to lo their houae!lanlng. But wherever thla ! rnlnlater to mutilclpalltle go, aha goen ; ty tha primary Invitation of aoma wide- j dwake feminine organization of that dly, When Jane. Addam atarted Hull Houe, r-he "brought together" well meaning I 'hlcago women of one claa to help the women of another claa who delrd to onduct Intelligently their home and j live. When Mr. Albion Fellow Bacon ree fpgnlmed the need of creating better health rendition In tha city of Evanavllle, Jnfl eh brouaht th matter before a combi nation of club In her city. When Mr, Hannah Kent cheff dla revered that little children were being rondemned to prlaon aa hopaleaa crlm 1nala, It la a matter Of record that "he look th fact and presented them to th New Century club of Philadelphia." That conaervatlva but powerful club ba- lilnd her brought about a change n tn law by which amall offender are glren hat "one more chance'' that nee Been at om time the need of all of ua. France A. Keller, learning that fraud aind vice are practiced In many, ejmploy tnent agenclea, eat about for an ef fective meana to end th evil. She aaked he aid of the, Women'a Municipal league, nnd got II. Thla wa tho beginning- of ratlon-nvld work In aid of thoae who are too poor and Ignorant to help them eolvf . Ml Julia Tutwller, whom Lyman Ab bott ald waa "the fcct cltlwm of Ala bama," wanted to provide Indutr1al training for gtrla In her etate. Th work vent alowly until, a the record lth, She iKcedd In attracting the beet women In Alabama to the project" On tinted clubwoman eummarlied what fol lowed by, "We took hold of It like a whoop." It follow that In Alabama Induatrlal hool were duly catabllahed for women. Mr. Hiiflnlph Blnnkenburg, wife of the mayor of Philadelphia and member of the New Century club, waa interested In elartlng night claaaea In Inatructlon for working women. Tt began with three or four clnaeea, held In the building of the Vcw Century club. Out of It grew a New I'enlury guild, compoaed of working women who were eager for th atlmultie mill education of aortal contact, The I ill of the rtcheat and poorest women In Philadelphia are a mighty fore be hind any clvlo movement for good. Joint ly they have propelled many a ball of rivic Improvement, anil wielded many a briuiiti of municipal houae-cleaning. Kvny woman club In every large ciiv underalanda that It i likely to h ailed upon to lend alii In inaltara of clvle teilrrmeot. Tha help I alweva gener nmly nnd Intelligently given. Il I a favorable mm ami prnmiaea lu icli, thla Jninhig handa of ciiy offlrlala, lniiie men irniiUatlona and worn I'll M lIllltM II ! 11, M flral rnll.n.l ( (lie iUn of a t -1 1 r time. x71tr A IMw iis.vtf' y o. s TSFi' X0K-"v' 1TNESH tb ca of poor man on the boardwalk at Atlantic City, who filled to look up Spring; faahlona, or If be did, nlffed and forgot them! Who got tba gurrows now? If you arc a rery clever yoong rhap -of courae, If you haven't any Kirl you will bare one aome day you might met one aornewhere, aome- mmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmnmammmmimmmmmmmmtl mit mil tmm iiwrv-j- i rinr" t r i -" 1 - w "A Word to the Wise is Sufficient" time, that you'd Ilk l he on th tIkM vide of you you will either i go with your gweetheart when nh turn a gwept eye on gpring bon net and pick a little one with no brim at allat all, ho you can gee the pink ciWk of her and every fll'krr and turn of the blue eye above It, or you will renumber a you do your telephone number and the tag on your atreet car, which aide her bat tllti down oa. You will remember which aide la "blank wall;" and wblcb aide la full view of the picture you carry In your heart, like an open door with the light flooding Into the night. You will memorize It for the day when gome other man la moat pretiferoualy alongl NEIL HRINKLET. ii hiiii iiiMiiwwaiiiiMiiiwiiiiiiiwiiiiwi gim nai i u MHirirnr ijnw"witi"TiiifrfTf ' i i mimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtHm Wrongs and Those Who Make Them Worse Dressing Simply Br rOrlTVXB FRKK. 1 In lh-e day Oirie ie ' ' thing that go wrong. Tiny have to be The vat number of people who arj xonn. but one auffcrlng la often ren- liitiunii-rnlde wif to John Strange Winter, "that our certain they could put thing right tf thoy only had their way for five minute I Increaalng nowaday, It aeern. They dered all the more acute by th peraon . who Inform one that all the tlilnga might be a i right In the twinkling of an v If people wer only enlhl or H are vague aa to how they would mnag rMrg,n,; m hlmaeif There I undonbt: llr l.itl lK lint. .!;, . Kor, b It underatooil. 1 am not edvo- wanted a change. And a aack coat Kverybody I meet rm aci-iu to lie rating the coatly elimillcllv of a drea what? Tha uric of the Dotatoe lnalda It. You eat the potato, naturally, io there' no waate there at all. t r . a vice to Lovelorn Hit l kat rice Fairfax i.e. n ruitfit I ni ;i u, v. ii linn n a )tiiiig nmii In i.r rinplnr ,l lit' f l ii ti m ii, ,f iiiaate ih ti t, i F'lun iii , , -.ii l. i.m nt. Mi i l-l ai'.l ittKlillv hut ,1 , III II. l.M rt. 'Mi',, t l.Atrt ,l t . II. tk'rmn tflii.l Ht lit 1 1 ,,rl' 1- ! 'lni 111) -, i !w ,1 ii ilit. i ,1 t . , I -I ' 1,1 I I , , fe f ..i k ,t. n. .i " iw" Jl,. tint .t e HI t lii , mm . I I . ., t I ' b , u I. I'H I I1 'll, lit l C AH ill1, I hit ,M . 1 .! l--.ll ..l i. ni m 1 1-. t ,ot H 111.. I. 1 I "Mi, -l.l-.-t II (I I' .( I-. ... fx 'I , I ' -a i (Ii t t 1 .1 , I i- , Vt . f I. , m I t 1 1 i ' , . . ' a g .ii I i -m u in, ii . atiiuit i iii 1,11 t !')! . 1 I )( 1-' . . t a- .k , 1. 1 a .ii 1 1 t H . -.4 , . i,i' v ) ii it-- t t .i' in f .nf ,) 1 1 e ' I1 t , . 1 1 1 I ..! Ii I. I ,'! ' ' hur act) b -t.i'iitii 1 ' ' imi.' - ) t - ifi i.i t t ' : t t ...:, I i I , ( ( j i...i i,.,., ii m i,,ii ' "" n t i l I've ' i t - t t. i. 4 I . i w rX'S lig t) man ) ii i .--, I t at (ma aiiir i' t t"i- il (H, ) i 1 r '.-ii It, but they are quite ure they would manage tt aomehow. I waa once In a company dlciilng a great tragedy. There had ben a dlatreaalng lo of llf. and the company waa unanlmou that auch a thing ought, omnia' lent never to be poaalble unanlmou, with th exception of on llent gentleman who aald not a word. uggtlon a to how elly auch a calamity might b mad tmpoeatble In the future were plentiful. Tt wa quite Irritating to the auggnetore, to find th itlent gentlemen deficient In i approval nf any ef them. It juat blinked i and amoktd on calmly. At lt on of th company appealed to him fir hi opinion. "You , gentleman," he remarked quietly, "I have been tudlng the auh Ject of llfe-taving at for about forty 1 r Yeu have been etudylng It from the urn yeu plrkd up your morning Ppra. It i a tough tnh a very loitgfi i )nli tif (our, there ar thing to b fmii.il out about It great Improvemantg In he mad Nut II I quit different thing aeelng a thing In b righll and aering )ur way ta dnlng it," j Tl.ni ate very fin difficult! that n not in cur ta the hurried and ,-ltd in.lr l lual who weuld nt thing airaight air llai.r. tnlug Iia4 r rtr frand h at tt emeibat ef a Hr.ii.h tiaiinnal Mit 111 Mm w known l,i rrowd. wh tang g Mlivilar tut i -i in him, and hg ,. fell hi and tM naaHif' dxlv ItifwrmM the t'" ' ih tact, hi letter e Un ,i i In nU Id i.iiiiiihihI, iin hKi a"iv. ra ii morning fi..ni un, km. ,1 a.imirai ah a all aeilnue f ir lt 't fhair ht hd v ( ' et'ttg H .I.Md rav,l , 1,1 '"M IM" M auld ti him l hi m e.u I hH f iRHtalll Ulnar. ' -t .?. t.i iiriiiiii i ii,4 an ...!. I.. ...i ( , ., mtH.n " l.lhl t,t n.,.,ii,t ),., ,(ltt k. 4 I. II a.:ia.l , l :, ,, thtei Mx . i,,,!. i, .i i,.t ,i,rt i,, ai.i. uoiM m. '" In nwi I.. t ana-i. tmni h ta.-v4 i (Webi lanaig ,4 l"ii... '.!,. g imx i,t (t,t; 'l.r . a firiuM ji,it a fatal ' H -m -. i rHiit t.uir , u 1 1( ' l-..i.a ih , k. ati '-"' ' " ft 4".,t (, , t'al ii4 ta ta a.r I in.a't'e .4 mI ii I iirt ie " i . 1 1,. Ai(i ,an ilif (( f Ma tlti. r ), ii.c t M !. I eui 1 Al) ! 1 1. I IK! IKKX U '"lli't I a til Ii ti.i ' I I, t ,., ki- "h edly a great deal wrong that we ahull he remarkably fooliah to let hve th chance of ever going wrung again. Wej beve got lo aen that they are right In future, Rut tha wholeaal grumbler and' Individual I not the perenq home will be a real model in time." Her eye gllatened with cKpneliitlon of that I aiaiiig auout ine new uanHiui aim neet - (hBt or,kai ae If It coal rent but really happy time, "John"-lhul w her liua-ko"t diet. T.ilklng, iplnd you, not try - 1 rout 131. Neither am I on the Me of band-"le wonderful at finding out what " fr I can . Not that I ,,9 in.Val mode of dreaa, for to live wrong-wonderful." I '''"" """i "hla weathor, when all aenal- j ft ow wn,,rB everybody walked about "I could not help elghlng when I heard'" r"'"l"l would mituiaily piefnr t. have wHh ft walking atlck or a gold bag Tor thai," remarked John Mtrange Winter, i ve,yi'lng mulligatawny, from eoup tn ; e article of attire would bn to live "for I knew that kind of man-the mini '" that tf II haa ocuurred Id me to , , a (own 1on morHy , fur wnrrl. with an eye for everything wrong. It rv act a talking atunt of my own, i The aiyle of clothing I urge you to lunied out luat a I expected. John w -'"d a mucii morn renaimo and prac Bdupl la a alyle, 1 mil atruld. nut one of eo perplexed and worried with auch a multiplicity of wronga that he lied no time to help her to put elngle one of who will bring about that happy r"ult, ! thnm right." II aim ply -llr Irritation and i1lgut And they weie not happy ever nfli r round, nd there hla activity end. Ifej.lnhn bicame a i hrniilc ilyapeptlc, llml eihauat ell the energy he had In thai waa all. Thit ar jilenty of folk of hla procea kind, "t fel iire." nni-e aald newly-wedded tciil one Into tho bargain cloth. Why not liiiiliiity In rlolhea ii well aa diet? Why piiy lent for chiffon when you cm net ina fur no'hlng, lo Improve, upon ii favonln In mPi id ndvertlanmetit " I u h .nunc i,i i hiielinnda ranging them i'lii on my anle na they red thla ar IMie. vol, will aay "thank you" fur, becuuan II la elnmat aa uneahllaraliiiK ae the raw vegetable (Hit I, ut ecoiniinlcil in ni. e, I'nr In atunce, wliHl could bent a potato am k for nice uaeful hnuae truck .' Il doeni t allow Hie dirt, It era vvnll and you could turn It Inalde out when yon fell yon Then for fur, Inatead of chinchilla or ermine, why not rabhltT Her again, you ea, you can get your meal off th rabbit flrat. Then, gmilu, for undercloth. Why not keep a III tin red flannel for horn lie Inatead of acnillng It ail to the heathen? They deaerv a rt from tt anyway and It would be awfully good for our lung and love affaire, ao long expoied ta a cot, ree of pneumonia and paaalonate eolda Ki oiiomy la the greet tbinua nowaday And, anyway, tho red flannel would match the luncheon carrot or th dinner beetroot. If not the lueakfaat banana. AiA, J" TaBKIw teMtfrialillMtlllll'tlllllliiiliiMltilllillllllllllt Aya' .ill!! jiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiai,'iiiiiiiiiiiinii aw ,! H'aiaM1. -V - L j" '1 T t '' ,'irt With Milk Um-m-rn! 9 SIM dtM rlh.ifile Rtvalncft, r.vrr ylwaly likes I hose rtisp, diky liltlt t f.u kt ih with a hji inkling of salt, Jimt tiy thnnuithalkpAliif rlthmilk if ytm wfiiilil know their in Trify'tr oi 'f the UiffS. Ti. . . . thihtil in Omaha tCU Vali In Ih Vunahit llakriif ot Ihotn, , n .t; , ti' S,,,, ... , tW ll III i,i.av and M I I V I Ii -ii t I i 10 Pll ll,o,,,, ' eo V t'o.ij Hit tin ,M g ik li I . rv I f it "Tell your mother that Star Stockinet means not only clean ham, but best ham." "The Star Ham is smoked in this Stockinet Covering, which has kept ' . II . I - . . ! .- 1 .1 m mi tne mrmy jtmrs tnui uavor -aiuihI fuj at nut," As you slice it, cover Iha cut rnd Wilh th JiHXaUvet, thg Ut !ne Milt t g li n,u a Iha .) 111 l0 Valeet a Jlaaak,e Jli,g 10 Maaiaaaaaaaawa ft I i "t e' r ' A 'wis..wiiii 1 yPRODUCTS i eleVeW rWtMWMl - H U tWM, K4 4 ! -aV fctwIHH l wiwtMI t"1 i i. 4l tw i wXV 4aW fWal UaU IWae f t4 t 4 II I) 4 ..: I. ' oU, ap in h-t lulling lilt HAM WHIT AH Itnv Arrnovir 5ur lUcon. Th Nituviv 4l, Mtl . tlk 4 i- ti, raa D Ut, .,. i W V Wilt !', (Hk Q Ttl: Il IIM Cat intti tuiinr vii the "Huinra Chinct' Jpli(Pai ? a 11.. 4' 1,1