THE "OMAHA SUNtJAT BEE : OCTOBER 5, 1919,
What's asaa's mtHi mutt hurry mora, that's ail
Crass i k day what hi youth took year U hold;
vVbsw salad labor, then only, we're too M.' -
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Wa shing t on S 6 c i e t y F o 1 k
- Prepare to Entertain
; Belgian Rulers
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' Bee Bureau, -
WMhtafton, Oct 4. :
ASHINGT.OKS "little sea-
ion" has opened, some
weeks earlier than ever" be-
' fore. Th winter will go down in'
the social history 'of the country
probably as Washington's "royal
' season. For the first time the
' United States will. . entertain an
""European king, queen and crown
. prince, to be followed . in a. . few.
weeks by the British crown prince,
and then by several crown princes,
and possibly ' one or two other
crowned heads. " ' , ' "
' Just about, the time Washington
society was prepared to see and
meet the king and queen of Bel
gium this week-end, the announce
ment was made that instead of com
ing directly to Washington today,
, they , would go over the country,
anf postpone, their visit her tohe
y.end pf their 'Stay -. in, the . United
' States, because of the sudden and
unfortunate illness of the president
This illness has probably saved hhe
..' president a much longer and more
. serious one, for had he kept on, as
was his desire, he would no doubt
have " had a complete breakdown
much harder to cure. Since his re
turn to 'the White House on Sun
day he has , greatly . improved. He
has been fQr.a. motor ride with Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson
(who arrived at the White House a
few hours before the presidential
train pulled in), each day, including
Sunday attenoonj i . k .
s During his, rest period-the president-
has. been -invited by former
Representative Jefferson Levy - of
New York, to mccupy the beautiful
old estate of , Thomas Jefferson,
"Monticello,"; a ew miles from the
historic old Charlottesville, Va., and
within a few miles of the University
of Virginia. Mr. Levy has owned
Monticellp for many years. He
bought it in the most forlorn and
dilapidated condition and has spent
thousands of dollars., restoring it to
Us Original bounty, installing mod
era--luxuries and comforts. The
grounds are much more beautiful
than they were in the days of its
more . famous and, distinguished
master, v It is an ideal country
home, ffic grounds of ' which, : and
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Eight Famous Victor Artists
in Concert at the V
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AMtoriiirii, Oct. 8
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" , HENRY BURB
BILLY MURRAY
ALBERT CAMPBELL
JOHN H, MEYERS
FRANK CROXTON
MONROE SILVER
FRED VAN EPS
-FRANK BANTA
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The Sterling trio-Hhe Peerless Quartette
The Victor Records Bring Their Yolces.Into Your Hpme
Every Day. Come in and Get Tour Favorite Selection.
at certain times, parts of the .man
sion, are open to the public. Of
course if the president accepts 'the
owner's invitation all that will be
closed during his occupancy.
The prince .of Wales will not
come to Washington until Novem
ber 11 or 12. This wilt be in ad
vance of the debutante season, for
the buds are lingering late this
year,, and few will blossom before
December. . Miss' Nancy -Lane,
daughter of the secretary of the in
terior, the only cabinet bud will be
the ranking debutante, and around
her "dates," all other dates will
hinge. She is still among her rela
tives' in California, and will not re
turn here until some time , net
week. Her most intimate friend
Miss Frances Hampson, daughter
of the late Joseph Hampson, who
lost his life about' two years ago in
Mexico. Mrs. Hampson and her
daughter have had an apartment
here for several winters while Miss
Hampson was finishing'her school.
She and Miss Lane will be present
ed at a joint tea to be given by
their mothers in the Washington
club. . The date will probably be
December IS. Their little circle of
particular friends will all be intro
duced to society during that week.
They have practically chartered the
week, which begins the 14th. Mrs,
Copley, wife of Representative Ira
C. Copley of Aurora, 111., who has
a special "penchant" for debutante,
has- selected ''December ' 23 for a
stunning big ball for Miss Lane and
Miss Hampson. Otherwise very few
dates have been settled.
Cardinal Mercier, the Belgian
prelate, who was so handsomely
entertained last week in Washing
ton, spent a couple of days in Vir
gina as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Ryan of New York.
Cardinal Gibbons and the Belgian
ambassador, Baron de artier, were
among the party. Un his return
here he came -in unexpectedly, en-
route to Baltimore. He stayed over
night in an'; unpretentious hotel
near the station and in the morn-
ng' asked for the nearest Catholic
church. He was directed to St.
Joseph's, up the street, and on ar
riving at the priest s house he cre
ated some: little stir and was, of
course, given the place of honor in
the sanctuary. He conducted the
mass and blessed indivdually the
little gathering of early morning
worshippers in the church.- He re
mained and said the second mass
and again blessed individually the
surprised and delighted faithfuls.
Scarcely a person in the church, at
.either service, .failed to recognize
the tall, saintly-looking . person in
the red cap. After the masses and
the blessings he. returned, democrat-
lcally to his hotel and went on to
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Miss Elsie Storz is one of Oma
ha's most charming and attractive
girls. She is a petfite brunette and
is most enthusiastic in all the activ
ities of the younger set. An inter
ested workers in all things, she is
particularly devoted to the Junior
league. Miss Store attended Miss
Finch's school in New York. She
was one of the 12 girls chosen to
attend Miss Helen Murphy at the
Coronation ball.
. The Chicago Opera association
has announced that the time-honored
ballet is to be given in. a way
entirely new to America, when
"Aida" is presented'in Omaha Octo
ber 21. Mile. Ludmila will appear
as Premiere Danseuse with-the en
tire opera corps de ballet, but the
dancing and the arrangement of the
ballet is to be more oriental in char
acter than the usual toe dancing of
the past. . -- ;
- Andreas Pavley and 'Serge Ouk
rainsky, premiers danseurs etoiles,
who have been made ballet masters
of the Chicago opera,, explained re
cently in an interview-what novel
ties have been introduced into the
'Aida" ballet. A
"In the first place," they .said,
we pride ourselves on the fact that
j lie opera corps de ballet has a lot
f lovely young girls.. Most of
hem have been -our pupils during
he last three and four -years and
. iave -been chosen for their youth
tnd natural grace and beauty.
"In the second place, we have
'Vroken away, in "Adia" as in all our
allets, from the formalistic tradi-
ions. - i , ' .
"In general, 'the priestesses in
'Aida" enter like a, lot of courte
ans, dancing gaily on first one toe
nid then the other. Bnt this dance
if the first act is really very re
igious. Our, dancers, therefore,
xecute steps, almost as if in pray
er, with gestures , that, are invoca
ions. After that, they execute a
-emendously difficult dance, begin
uiig with all the women lying in,
concentric -circles, one within the
tither. - . - :
The striking dance of the second
act is that of the negro slaves. It
is very distinctive and savage and
is performed by the first quadrille
of dancers. Miles. Bender, Bode,
Morrison and Staff. Its tempo is
very quick and requires tremendous
agility,, and great skill in ensemble
work. Each of the slave girls must
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re-
Baltimore without anyone knowing
of his presence except the hotel
men and the good people who were
rewarded for their regular churchly
duties in attending mass. He will
return - to .Washington later on,
when the president will be able' to
receive him. At that time his visit
will be really official. -
The entertainments arranged for
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
of Belgium will include a dinner at
the White House, and probably a
small and very exclusive reception;
a dinner at the Belgian embassy,
and one in the, British embassy,
possibly a reception in the Pan
American Union building, which
will be perhaps the largest function.
Mr. and Mrs. jLarz Anderson, 'and
perhaps one or two other private
' citizefts? will give V entertainments
for them and their suite, on the side.
The opening of the new building
' of the Young Women's Christian
association on Thursday , evening
; was of . great importance in official
i and resident society, as well as to
the innumerable young women who
will be the beneficiaries. It is a
commodious and comfortable build-
'ing on F street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, . and has
been splendidly fitted up with large
dining rooms, lounging rooms, class
rooms, offices and other necessary
apartments. ' It is owned by the
association. Mrs." William Hamil '
ton Bayly, formerly of Canton, 0..
but for 'many years a resident of
Washington, as president of the
Washington association, received
the guests on Thursday night, as
sisted by Mrs. Lansing, wife of the
secretary of state, who is one of
the national officers; . Mrs. Wads-
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l& Tent location puts the price of Good Furniture down to where people
with a limited amount of money can afford to buy it. We emphasize good
furniture, good in style, good in workmanship and built for service. We,
at all times, serve, -the wants of our customers. Our policy is making many
more friends for us daily. t We invite, you to come in and see us inspect
our furniture, compare our prices, and you, too, . will become one of our
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others in cretonne or damask every one pleasing to the eye and
sense of comfort,
, ; While you are about it, why not figure on a complete suite?
It will be a good investment and one that will return much in
the many pleasing hours it will give you.
Chairs or Rockers,- worth, 60; will be sold for 44.50
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STOVES
Now is the time to buy that stove
you, are going to need. Our stock is
complete and prices are no higher
than last year. Stoves for every
use, combination coal and gas heat
ers and ranges and wood burners.
Buy now before we renew our stock
for these stoves we purchased at
last year's prices; The next ship
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winter. Mrs. Greene spent last
winter in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs Dan C. Stapleton
and their adorable little 4-year-old
daughter, v returned Wednesday
morning to their home on Massa
chusetts avenue for the winter.
They were west all the summer,
spending some time in Phoenix,
Ariz., with . Mrs. Stapleton's bro'th-er-in-law
and sister, motoring from
there to California. They spent 10
cays in Omaha on their way back
to Washigton, visiting among old
friends and relatives. They left aj
the end of last week.
For Visitors. ,
, -Miss Esther Wilhelm entertained
at a luncheon at the Athletic club
Saturday in honor of her guest, Miss
Mary Cooper of Pittsburgh, , and
Miss Edith Conant of Boston.-who
is visiting Miss Erna Reed. Covers
were laid for 10 guests. Flowers in
the autumn shades were used to
form the center piece
Miss Wilhelm and Miss Cooper,
accompanied by Mr, Samuel Cooper,
brother of Miss Cooper, leave Sun
day for Pittsburgh. '
Mr. Fritz Koenig entertained at a
dinner of 20' covers at the Athletic
club Saturday evening, the honor
guest was Miss Conant
A motor picnic party is to be given
Sunday for Miss Conant and Mrs.
W. ; A., Fraser will entertain at
luncheon Monday at the Athletic
club for her.
flic 'ntiri -Virffinia Kwpft mil ficc
worth, jr., wife of the senator IrorrrlElizabeth Nicholsen, who are the
New York state; and Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, wife of the secretary of
the navy, also a national officer,
who has been more active than any
of the official women in promoting
the Washington association.
Senator and Mrs. Norris . enter
tained a little company at dinner
on Thursday evening of peculiar in
terest It was Mrs. J. A. Garrow
of Omaha and her sister, Mrs. N,
G. Ensey, of Lincoln, who are vis
iting Mrs. Garrow's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grant,
who now make their home - in
Washington, at Cavanaugh ': Courts.
Mrs. narrow, Mrs. i Ensey and
Mrs. Norris were schoolmates as
little girls, and trudged their way
to the school together, in the coun
try near Lincoln, every morning
for many a winter,. until they all en
tered high school, when they" scat
tered, then married and lost track
of each other.- This-is their first
meeting since those days, in the
country. They were then Miss
Clara Brown, Miss Addie Brown
and Miss Ella Leonard, who is now
Mrsv Norris. There was a fourth
girl in their little group. Miss Alida
Nelson, who is now Mrs. lohn.on
f Chicago, whom Mrs. Garrow and
Mrs. Ensey are going to visit on
their way home next week. On
Tuesday . Mrs. Norris took . her
schoolmates to Mount Vernon,
where they had a. resrular oicnic
day. .Mrs. Garrow and Mrs. Ensey
will leave about Wednesday of next
week for Chicago, and after a visit
to, Mrs. Johnson, they will return to
their homes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith . and her
daughter,! Miss Frances Smith of
Chadron, Neb.,- arrived here on
Tuesday and are at the Powh'attan
tor a week before tne latter enters
the Colonial School- for Girls, in
which she has the D. A. R. scholar
ship. They spent this week sight
seeing. ...
Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock and
Miss Ruth Hitchcock have returned
to their Washington home from
their cottage at Swampscot, Mass.,
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Lewis of Columbus,
Neb., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Goldsmith, at 141
Uhland Terrace, northeast
Mrs.-Charles J. Greene gave up
her apartment in the Farragut this
week and left for Omaha, where she
will visit among old friends and
relatives lor a month or more, and
then go on to California for the
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I' "' Dinner . Party.
Mr.' Joseph Barker entertained a
large party at the Athletic club dinner-dance
Saturday evening. The
honofees included the Misses Ber
guests of Mrs. C. T. Kountze. An-
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be an artist, as the dance is very
difficult from the point of view of
respiration.
"In fact, the success of our mod
ern ballets depends on the general
merit of the ensemble, quite as
much as upon the individual skill
of a single artist. That in itself
is a novelty.
"In past years the 'Aida' ballet has
been arranged for purely toe danc
ing. In the third act, the premiere
danseuse usually enters brilliantly
on her toes. But our arrangement
is more oriental in character. Mile.
Ludmila will be carried with cere
mony onto the scene, wrapped in
an Egyptian veil. Then with the
girls of the ballet holding the long
veil as a background, she will pre
sent her beautiful solo in an oriental
manner, on half toes-'sur les demi
pointes,' as the French would call
it. -Her dress will be very loose, a
kind of a drapery held to her shoul
ders with bands. Finally will come
the big ensemble in which the ne
gro slaves join with the premiere
danseuse in a riot. of music, color
and movement."
It may be added that Mile. Lud-
mila, though only 17, has made her
mark in both New York and Chi
cago in her appearances with An
dreas Pavley and Serge Oukrainsky,
noted for the originality of their
dancing.
Youngsters in Pageant
Two attractive figures at Ak-Sar-Ben Den the night of the ball
and pageant, were young Misses Eleanor Baxter and Eliabeth Robin
son, who took the part of slaves in the coronation ceremonies. They
led the procession which headed the queen in her march to the throne.
The smoothness and dignity of their act is especially, commendable for
the fact that they had only .a few days notice for preparation.
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tumn flowers were used to form the
centerpiece. The guests included
the members of the younger set.
All's Fair.
Movie Magnate Why, even your
grand opera stars are now playing
in our silent dramas.
v; Grand Opera Magnate But I am
going to get even with you. . I'm
having a grand opera composed for
Charles Chaplin; it's called "Wrig
galetto." .'"'. - :
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By using both parts of your dou
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can save fuel. For instance, while
cooking your dinner put beets in the
lower part and oatmeal in the upper,
thus cooking Both - witli- but one
light. ; : .'
tyxs. Gustave Hahn' and. daugh
ter. Miss Louise. Hahn, have return
ed from three months at Elkhart
Lake, Wis., arid are in their apart
ment at the Clarinda.v
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druggist, follow the simple instructions.
snd you will be delighted with the result.
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can be used with entire safety yon could
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