THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, j916.
Personal Gossip : Society Notes : Woman's Work : Household Topics .
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December 20, 1916.
Shrewd political tactics are not
confined to the sterner ex I dis
covered today. When the mountain
uinulHn't come to Mahomet, the i
; prophet went to the mountain on the
' wisdom of which I have just received
considerable enlightment.
Great was my surprise when the
announcement was made that the
Omaha Suffrage association, made up
of earnest, serious-minded workers,
'una tn owe a series of fortnightly
card parties, the first a high-five party j
at me nomc tn mra. juui jwbw
son today.
"What a frivolous suffrage cam
paign is about to be inaugurated?"
methought. "What Will the club.edi-
tor do for copy if suffrage lcctuVes,
street speeches and mass meetings
are to be superseded by card parties.'"
"How, now, Mrs. Hartwick," I in
quired of Mrs. C. S. Hartwick who
is managing today's- card party.
1 "Since when have you become a de
votee of the card game?"
"Oh, I don't play cards muchr4 ve
always been too busy getting votes
for women. But, there are so many
women who would never come to a
suffrage meeting, but will go to sev-
. eral card parties a week, so we de
cided to give card parties which they
would attend."
"When we get them here, we re
going to talk suffrage to them be
tween dealing hands, she whispered
in confidence. ;
Berryman-Davis Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warren Davis
announce the marriage - of their
daughter, Alice Virginia, to Cecil W.
Ikrrvman Tuesday evening at their
home. ; The young people are both
.well-known pianists of the city and
have been rumored engaged by their
Xriends for a long time. Their ro
mance began as music students in
this city and later abroad. The cere
mony was performed in the presence
of only the immediate families. They
'will be at home after January 1 at
J0I8 Izard street. ,
.Gymnasium Club.
About thirty young women, under
Jfie direction of Mrs. Charles Mus-
,srlman, formerly of Topeka, Kan.,
kave formed a Gym club, which meets
. ever Monday evening in the Cynthia
chapel room of the First Christian
church. They are studying general
gymnasium work, corrective work and
iJollc dancing. Any young women,
whether members of this church or
not, may become members. Last
onday .evening after practice the
ub had a picnic and frolic Those
arrarnt were:
f'Mlaana-4 ' M!W '
ult McHenry,
Agnee Mathleaen,
.iul Furry,
: klvatia Bttffan. .
ftuth Perdo, -Ida
Mewart,
etva, gandere,
Certrude Read?
T Haltren,
viAlflf maabnmra.
I' aiieepe""
Inlay Meade,
Irene Underhlll,
Carmelite Jenklaa.
M. Dlefeudorf,
Ktslle Heneley, '
. Kdtlh O. Jeneo,
l.ula McCartney, ,
Allr- Carey,
Dora Iteeniinaen, 1
Ida Iran Hoock.
. aittaal Irene Brown, ' Henrietta v-oneni.
fry Millar, r Maria WllmU Shook.
Para I by Carllala.
Mra. Cherlee Muaealmau.
Dinner Postponed.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crittenden
Smith have postponed their dinner
in honor of Miss Louise McPherson
until after the holidays.
Event of the Day.
Mrs. Mary Stout entertained at
luncheon at the Fontenelle today for
J her granddaughter, Mrs. Clarence
Kent Maxwell of Toledo.
One hundred couples will attend
Stlie dancing party to be given by the
popular Novelty Dancing club at the
' Blaekstone this evening.
I The Omaha Woman's Press club
itook luncheon at the Hotel Loyal to
Sday. One of the guests of honor was
Miss Louise McPherson of Frederick,
Md, who is visiting Mrs. Myron
i Learned. .
House o! Hope Reception. ;
The residents of the House of Hope
"will give an afternoon reception to
J their friends Friday, December 22,
from 2:30 to 4:30. A program will be
5 given, consisting of piano solos by
-Miss Maude Gray; a vocal duet by
iMiss Cora Swarta and , Mrs. Berne
'Miller: a readins bv Miss Nathine
"Talbot; a vocal solo by Miss Cora
tSwartz; a reading by Miss Louise
j; Damon, and vocal solos by Mrs.
- Berne Miller. : ,
Entertain at Tea. .
The Misses Alice and Irene Carter
j Intertained at tea at their home from
)4 to 6 this afternoon. The rooms
iwere cheery with Christmas greens,
S nd in the dining room a centerpiece
I of deep red roses, surrounded by
' J Christmas candles, lent a touch of
' holiday festivity- to the occasion.
About seventy-five guests were pres
J tnt. Assisting the hostesses were:
Mlaaaa Mlaaea ',
Nirotby Hall, Halan Clarka.
a ana ilaad. Laura Callaban of
t Klaiirha Daual : ' v SUtan laland, N. T,
Marsaret Bruce. .
riorothy Smith,
i lelen Murpny,
i Ura. Jack Webstar.
Kltsabath Bruca.
! Christmas at Dsrlow Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burdic of-Her-
ian. Neb., came in town this morn
I wg to spend the holidays with Mrs.
! furdk's mother, Mrs. Alfred Dar
I tew. Christmas eve Mrs. Darlow will
I ltave all the Omaha members of the
I Rorglum family at her home, the
laiugust Mothe Borglums and George
Caul Borglum and the Arnold Bor
pglums. Mrs. Darlow gives the family
! oartv each Christmas-tide as her
father and, mother used to do.
Bridge Luncheon (or Guests.
Mrs. Albert Logan entertained at
a hrirlee luncheon today in honor of
;her sister. Mrs. W. H. Bremner, of
it V( innanntia and Mrs. Charles IL
II Perry of Rochester, N. Y., the guest
of Mrs, W. K. Foote. .The guests
liwere seated at seven tables, uecO'
j! rated with small ; Christmas trees,
li Other decorations were in Christmas
.! colors. - .;
j Tellevue Foot Ball Dinner.
Students and alumni ot iselievue
't.ollrgc will entertain at dinner at the
.rkollege commons this evening
f lionor of the 1916 foot ball team.
Decorations will be in the college
1 colors, purple and gold, with appro
; priate foot ball favors. Mr. Ralph
" Martin - will act as toastmaster .and
iiProf. Paul W. Evans, on behalf of
SURPRISES FRIENDS BY HER
WEDDING TUESDAY.
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Mrs. Cecil Berryman,
the athletic board of the school, will
present the letters to the members
of this year s foot ball team and last
years basket ball team. Lovers will
be laid for about 150. .
Bridge for Wedding Party.
Mrs. Will Schnorr entertained two
tables of bridge this afternoon at her
home for Miss- Eleanor Mackay,
whose marriage to -Mr. Austin Gailey
will take tlace December 27.
This evening Miss Josephine Cong
don will give a bridge for the wedding
party. Decorations will be in Christ
mas greens. The guests will include:
Mlaaaa Mlaara -Blaanor
Mackar Ocrtruda MU
Janat Hall Klliabatb Haad
Dorothy Hall Mary MorrlB
M!Mn. McBBra
Aualln Oallay Philip Mais
ITank Ralby Hanry Hart
laaao Carpantar, Jr. Read Patara
Draxal fllhbarnaair
Mr. and Mra. Prod Daueberty. "
Dinner for Archbishop.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McShane en
tertained at dinner at their home last
evening in honor of Archbishop J. J.
Harty. , The dinner was one of the
most beautiful ever given in the Mc
Shane home. On, each side of a
centerpiece of fruit were baskets of
Sawyer roses and stevia. Pink
candles were used on the table. Covers
were laid for:
Arohbtahop J. J. Harty,
'I Mooalrnor A, M. C'Qlanvrl. i
Pathara - Fathara
F. X. McMatiamy, - D, P. Harrlnslon.
3, J. O'Brtan of St. Loula.
Mr. and Mra. rrank Hamilton.
Maadamaa- Maadamaa
A. BwartalaJldar, W. J. Foyo.
Ban Oallashor.
Christmas Musicale.
Mrs, Florence-Basler Palmer en
tertained at a Christmas musicale
last evening at her studio. About
thirty guests were present and the
decorations were suggestive of Christ
mas. Besides a number of duets and
quartets, a violin' solo was given by
Miss Emily' Lear and interesting
readings were given by Miss Adryi
Locke. , ' i
Social Gossip.
Mrs. Sherman Canfield of Sheridan,
Wyo., and her little daughter, Miss
1 ....: u.lll )..., Intnn,rnu (n, ttiir
home. Miss Lucia is abby to be up
today after the slight operation on
her throat. Mrs. Canfield and her
daughter are stopping at the Fonte
nelle. Miss LauM Callahan of Staten Is
land. N. Y., arrived this morning to
spend the Christmas holidays with
Miss Alice Coad. Informal affairs in
her honor will be numerous. Miss
Katherine Krug gives a luncheon for
Miss Callatr.n and Miss-Luella Peter
son, who will be home from Vassar
on December 28, at the Blaekstone.
Mrs . George H. Palmer is plan
ning an eastern trip in January.
Mr. A. D. Peters, who has been
making an eastern trip, returns home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mann are
expecting Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Junod
of New York City to be their guests
after the holidays.
Christmas House Party.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ramsey
will entertain at a Christmas house
party Mrs. B. W. Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan took and little sons, William and
George; Mr. John Cook of Beatrice,
and Mrs. Bi F. Ramsey of- Platts-
XMAS SUGGESTIONS
;, Carving Sets
In Silver, Bone or Ivory
Handles, with the Best
Steel Blades. Price $5.00 H
and more. Remember Dad
andtheXmas turkey.
RYAN JEWELRY CO.,
Rom Blttg., 18th and Faraam.
THE XMAS GIFT SHOP.
Judas!
" pERSUASIVE DAN, me all your arts
, ' To make my love ring true
And bring me in your heart of hearts , .
The sign she gives to you." ' V
mouth, who will arrive Sunday morn
ing, and will remain until after Christ
mas, i Mrs, Cook, Mrs. Ramsey's
mother, will remain until after New
Year's. ,
News of Homc-Coming Students.
Mr. William Degcn comes home
today from Culver Military academy
to spend the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Degen.
Oliver C, Nickum, who is attending
the State university at Lincoln, is
expected home Wednesday to spend
the holidays with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. O. A. Nickum. .
Miss Ruth Carter returned this
morning from St. Mary's, Nojfe Dame,
to spend the holjdays with her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Carter.
Miss Elizabeth Gould returned this
morning from the j Stale university
for the holidays.
Mr.- Warren Breckenridge returns
Saturday from Harvard college, where
he is a senior in the law school, to
visit his mother, Mrs. R, W. Breck
enridge, Miss Edith Howe, who is attend
ing Bradford academy at Bradford,
Mass., will return home Saturday Ho
spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Howe, Mr. Don
ald How, who has been employed
with the Winchester Arms fompany in
New Haven, Conn., since his gradua
tion from Dartmouth last spring, will
accompany his sister home. Mr.
Howe will remain in Omaha.
Miss Emma Fullaway, who has
been attending Miss Wheelock's
school in Boston, Mass., returns Sat-
More Money for Christmas Cheer
for tttost who Uk advantage f th hundreds tf wHT lawar prica savings at s
THE
WASHINGTON APPLES, ftaaat aualltv.
Savaral varlatlaa, par baa $1.70 luT
COLORADO APPLES, hl (rada.
Savaral variatl.a, box, $IJS, $I.SO.
and , $1.80
Siaa 113 and lataar. 10c bai axtra.
Wa racaatlr awifhl aavaral carloads of
apolaa, aa aaaka you ramaraably low
tiricaa. A boa ol applaa aulas aa oaxoi
ant Xaaaa flit.
C.fcba,., lb . .3 aad
Oalana, No. t yauow, lb e
Oalana, No. X rod, aaaallar, pa 4$c
IJlea, boat Jaa. 10c I rada, I ka,. .25,
Oalaiaal, boat bulb, , Iba 2Sc
Pikaa Paab Macaroni, Sptfbattl,
Noodlao, ale, 10c ki. , . . . 7777. . ,7c
Sbraddad Wboat. ISc abf , .1U
NaMooal Cora Flaboa, 6c S (or. .loc
Kara Syrup, Hint. S-lb. cm . . .'.
Kara Syrup, dark, S-lb. cob
Othar alaaa at law pricaa alaa.
Paari Wblte Soap, 7 bara
Wblta Borax Naphtha, J bars..,
Suabrlto Clean aar, s coat for. . , ,
Rax Lya, loc pkg.,
Borax, SO-Mulo, I -lb. pi
Hominy, laroo can, (c, j for..,
Corn or Tomatoao. alaa t can , , ,
Backoa Port aad Baona, can. , , ,
AraaauVa Soupo, can, c 3 (or.
Xmaa Candiao, Natt, atc
Paaaat Brlttlo, lb
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Lawer pricaa ha euaatttieo and
It peya ta nake op good ehmd
88.00 ordera alelivorod (reel aaiallor aaea
Copyright, ltll, International Newt
urady for the holidays. Mr. Wilbur
Fullaway will return Friday morning
from the University of lllinios.
Miss Grace Harte, who is attending
Sargent school in Cambridge, Mass.,
surprised her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Harte, who expected her to
spend Christmas in New York, by
returing home this morning with Miss
Dorothy Myers and her father. Miss
Harte accompanied Mr.' Myers and
Miss Dorothy to New York, Phila
delphia and Washington.
Mr. Russell Peters, Mr. Clarence
Squires and Mr. Thompson and Mor
ton Wakely return Sunday morning
from Cornell. Mr. Peters will have
as his guest during the holidays Mr.
Edward Chamberlain of Clarks, Neb.
Mr, Chamberlain, formerly of this
city, attends the State university.
Miss Beulah Clark returned last
week from the National . School of
Dbmestic Arts and Sciences in Wash
ington. D. C, for a three weeks' vaca
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Clark.
Miss Katherine Hastings will re
turn tomorrow morning from Mon
ticello seminary, in Godfreyi III.
.
Events to Come.
Mrs. H. Hagenstick will entertain
the Win or Miss It Card club at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brome will
entertain at a dinner Saturday eve
ning in honor of Mrs. Robert Gannt,
who leaves soon for her new home in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Edgar Morsman, jr., is plan-
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Gum, Wrllley'i, etc, 3 pba for. . . ,10c
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Troaa, 7 to $ (act, each. lie
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(Thoaa prkea arc for food quality.)
Pie Liver, lb ....I. 5c
Calf Uaer. lb .A. ...lie
caao lota.
ordera.
Leora
Alao about
for 8c.
Laok la abeae book
Service.
UERSUASIVE DAN used all his arts,
' He made my love ring brave. '
Then laughing in his heart of hearts,
Returned the sign she gave.
ning' a luncheon for " Saturday,' De
cember 30. for her daughter, Mary,
to honor Miss Helena Chase, who;
comes home Friday from Miss;
Wheeler's Town and Country school
at Providence, R. I., .and for Miss:
Ellen Catlin of Minneapolis, who .r-;
rives, SOOn tO VlSlt MISS Virginia J
Pixlcy. The luncheon will be given ,
at the Morsman home. ( .
TU Plinnian rliih i nlannin? A
lhe. uieopian ciuo is planning a
dancing party at the Blaekstone lor -
December 2S. Dwight Danforth is :
in charge of the arrangements. !
Mrs. C. J. Claasen and Mrs. Clinton j
Brome will give a bridge-luncheon at ,
the Blaekstone December 29 for Mrs.
r-.vua C l..l Vut Vrtrb
v-mohw o. juuuv, v. " ' . .:
will be the guest of Mrs
Franklin
Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Clark will
entertain at a family dinner on Christ
mas, when they will have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Byron R. Hast
ings and family.
Mr. anr) Mrs. C. D. Sturtevant will
give a Christmas dinner for the fam
ilv at the Rlarkstnne. Mr. Roland
Sturtevant of Kansas City will be the
out-of-town guest.
The Drama leagil has engaged the
Blaekstone ball room for the lecture
by Prof. Stoughton Holborn of Ox
ford and Cambridge on January 11.
Prof. Holborn lectured here last year
for the Fine Arts society. :
Beginning January 6. the Black
stone management will inaugurate a
series of week-end dinner-dances.
St. James Orphanage Sewing club
gave a large card party at the Metro
politan hall today. . ,
Rib Boil, lb.
.-, i 10c, 11c
Shoulder Steak, lb 18c. 7c
Sirloin Steak, lb. 18c. 20c
Pork Shoulder Roaat ..isc to ax
Bacon Stripe, by atrip, lb 18c
Bacon Backa, by atrip, lb 19c
Bacon Bellloa. by atrip, lb. . . . . . . . . .23c
(All bacon 2c lb. more if ahead.)
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Tip, white, beat trade, lb 23c
Tip, tinted, beat trade, lb 24c
Caak Habit, blih trade, lb 19c
Matnolio, food 3-lb. roll 32c
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Otece, cu.. .32c, 84c. $1JS
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Aprkato, Mouataia Brand. . ....... .loo
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California Rip Olivee, Syhnar Brand
tkoee are fine, 38c at. caa 30c
about our 4 dlacount plan It Payo.
the extra lYi dlacount oa $28 ordore.
(or atoro aoareet you, or call Tyler 440.
ByNellBrinkley.
Advice to the Lovelorn
By Beatrice Fairfax.
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JTi ' rurX
nlor. The- affair between ua l purely
ha". " .
It aecma that now. thla m man ran-
not b w,thout me, yet he tells tne he will
not marry ,, , cwl B r wllh
money. He doa not go out with any other
but myself, and aim he has chants
"J"' SSTS, mue ana an,
' be were t marry another girl It
SSSmSSS a SSti XZ
the same light.
He Ij, not In a position to get married and
I ini willing tn wait. In raet have mafia un
my mtnd I will not get married for at leant
another two year, no you think I should
keep Mm In mind or shall I forget him. Even
though 1 try, he always turns up
JBANETTK R
This talk of his desire to make a mer
cenary marriage seems 10 be mere talk.
Suppose you let things take their own course
for- k lime. Tou are, as you realise, young
enough to' wait for this mar, and If-there
k bs" " ""genially !
lo you all hl attentions arc fflvfn", In the
natural coiire1 of events your feeling fnf
each olhr will grow, not diminish. But
think you ought to tMI this young man that
hla mwr-Pinary attitude, which does not setm
to he his true one, is entirely unwdrthy ot
hta better self.
"If it cane from Faditn
k
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As the Wife of a Lawyer
By JANE M'LEAN.
George Hammond askea me to
marry him the day after he was ad
mitted to the New York bar. Of
course 1 said yes, in fact I consid
ered it a great honor, and I was a .
great deal subdued by the fact that I
had promised to marry a lawyer.
George -had always been an admitted
friend of the family, but truthfully
speaking I never dreamed that he
would look at me. He seemed too
serious somehow and, .although he
was not so very much older, just the
same, he seemed so. -
I never knew very much about the
technical matters concerned with be
ing a lawyer. In fact, 1 never knew
very much about a lawyer's life, be
yond the fact that it was a chosen
profession and one that any man
might be proud to follow. All that
I discovered at first hand about
George's profession I discovered in
the same way that I found out a few
other things about life, by overhear
ing, accidentally, a conversation sup
posed to be private.
I wandered into George s office one
morning. In fact he had asked me to
come in and had said he would take
me to lunch somewhere. It was
really marvelous the way George's
name was mentioned all over and I
was so proud that I had promised to
marry him. Why, even my father
had said that George was bound to
make his way in the world and when ,
I had asked why dad had responded:
"Why, he understands the tricks of
the profession." How strange that I
didn't understand then what it all
meant.
This particular morning I waited in
the little ante-room adjoining
George's office. The stenographer had
gone to lunch, but she told me before
she left that George was busy and
would come out just as soon as he
could, so I waited. At first 1 didn't
pay any attention to what I had heard
through a half-open door, but gradu
ally I began to notice certain phrases.
A woman's voice said hardly above
a whisper: "Yes, she was run over.
Mr. Hammond, my own little girl.
Of course 1 want to sue for damages,
but I am poor."
'And then George's" voice,' cold, cal
culating as I had .never remembered
hearing "it:
. :''Very well,. but it means 50 per cent
of the damages."
That was all 1 heard, for there were
only a few. more sentences and then
George came out to me. rubbing his
hands as though he had had a very
good morning's work.
We went out into the sunshine and
I asked lightly: . t ,
"What was the case you were dis
cussing with that poor woman? Was
she crying?" . .
I George laughed cynically.
: "That's nothing. Anne, they all do
that. But just the same it's going to
be -a -pretty good case, the woman
doesn't know much, and I oughtn't
ic have much trouble winning her
damage:! for 1icr."
"Was her child ru,. over.?" 1 asked
uietly.
"Ye$.. nnd she ought to collect a
jood deal on it. I ought to clean
j fifteen hundred myself."
i "Rut.. Gcorgr." protested, "the
Jinan's poor. Wliy are you so mcr
eWy?" ; "That's my business, my dear."
George .responded. ' I can aflord to
'iuv. you a new trinket, a bracelet, or
.hat'' pendant .you spoke about last
week. '.'
M'd father have you give the money
0 the poor woman," I said coldly.
"Nonsense, Anne, you're too altruistic.-
You're deciding my cases, with
the ideas of an impractical dreamer."
Was this 'George? I asked myself
wonderingly, : Surely if 1 married him
we" sliould never agree. Of course 1
didn't want him to be a philanthro
pist or anything like that. I know
those things don't happen in the world
of business today. But anybody will
allpw for certain circumstances, and
George was planning to buy me a gift
out of the money he earned through
this p6or woman. ,
: It voud never do and that evening
1 told ., George simply and directly.
Of course lie didn't agree with me. he
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ter than I did as George's fiancee.
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