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Personals
Home; Frorj School
Mr. and Mrs. Jean O'Sullivan an
nooifce the birth of a ion, Jean, jr.,
at St. Catherines hospital, Decern
ber 20. ,
Mr. "Warren H. Hamilton of
Wyoming it spending the holidays
with hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. . O.
Hamilton. Ed Hamilton, who tpent
several months with him, hat also
returned. . .
Mrs. Clement Chase is confined
to her apartment at the Blackstone
suffering from a broken wrist
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dutton, of
Hastings, Neb., announce the birth
of a 'daughter on December 23. Mrs.
E. B. Talmage, mother of Mrs. Dut
ton, is spending several' weeks in
Hastings. . -
Mrs. Marius Wilcox of Kansas
City, is spending the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Schultze.
Mrs. Livingston Fairbank arrives
in Omaha Sunday and ,willa spend
three days with her father, D. C.
Patterson, and sister, Eugenie, at
the Blackstone,.
. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hopper and
son of Denver, Colo., are spending
the' holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
George Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlet E. Walters
of Portland, Ore., are visiting their
sJh. R. W. Walters at the El
Beudor.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Watson of
Grand Island Neb., have as their
guest for the holidays their grand
daughter, Frances Fodrea, of
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Moxham
of Minneapolis and their children,
eery and June, are visiting Mrs.
axweu s sister, Mrs. K. A. Newell
Mrs. O. D. SDaldinsr left Friday
fop Chicago, where she will visit her
daughter, Miss May Spalding, until
after the holidays.
Miss' Marguerite Hayes of New
York City, and Mrs. J. Newman and
family of Sioux City are week-end
guests of Mrs. J. Klein.
Miss Anne Gifford. daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Gifford, will
arrive early in January from Serbia
where she has been engaged in war
relief work.
Mr. and Mrs. George Myers of
Dubuque, la., are the guests of Mrs.
E. W. Nash.
Mr. Mathew Luce, of Boston is
spending the holidays with Mr. Ar
thur C Smith, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wavland Maeee and
small daughters are in Chfcago,
where they are spending the holidays.
Miss Mildred Rhoades, who re
turned from the National Kindergar
ten college in Chicago to spend the
holidays, has been confined to her
home since her arrival with a se
vere attacK or tonsuitis. miss
Rhoades was unable to attend the
dance given at the Blackstone last
Saturday evening in her honor by
her parents and Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Weston tot; Miss Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Creigh-
ton and sons. John D, and Edward
and Billy; Mr. William J. Connell
and Dr. Karl Connell left Wednes
day for Lincoln to spend Christmas
with Mr, .and Mrs. I. M. Ray
mond, jr ,
Mrs. Ralph W. Connell, who has
been ill with an attack of ptomaine
poisoning, is now convalescing. '
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Daugherty
and children of Greeley, Neb., are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Daugherjy for the holidays.
Mre. F. H.' Gaines returned Mon
day' from New York City, where she
spent two weeks.
Miss Vernelle Head left Tuesday
for St. Joe to attend a dance, re
turning to Umaha the tololwing.
day.
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Mr -Famam Smith arrived in
Omaha Monday after a several
weeks' trip in the east.
Mrs. Edward Hayden is ill at her
home. i '
Miss Grace Richter of Minneapolis
arrived last Saturday to spend
Christmas with her - sister. Mrs.
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One of the attractive holiday visitors is Miss Claire Daugherty, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Daugherty. She has returned from Miss
Spence's school in New York City to spend several weeks here. She
is one of the popular members of the younger set Miss Daugherty was
maid of honor Saturday evening at the marriage of Grace Allison, her
cousin, and Albert Sibbernsenl "
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return to her home next Tuesday,"
and will, be accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Megeath and little Betty Me
geath, who will spend a week in
Minneapolis. - . '
Ir. and Mrs. George Brandeis
and Mr. and Mrs E. John Brandeis
expect to leave January 10 for Hol
lywood, Cal., where they have taken
a house for the winter
Mr. Jame$ Love arrived Tuesday
to spend the holidays with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Love.
Mr. Francis Brogan left Monday
for Austin, Tex., to spend Christmas
with his son, Albert Brogan, and
Mrs. Brogan.
Mr. Burton Hollister of Chicago
arrived Wednesday and is spending
a few days as a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac E. Congdon.
Mr. James Williamson did not
return from Yale for the holidays,
but is attending a house party in
Columbus, O.
Mrs Howard Baldrige expects to
leave the first week in January for
Excelsior Springs to spend two
weeks. .
Miss Frances Kritenbrink is con
valescing at her home after a serious
illness. -
1 Miss Esther Newman leaves Mon-
iiav veninc to return to school "at
Columbia university, New York. SheN
will spend .New Year s day in uni-
cago.
' Mrs. Isaac Coles returned Monday
from West Orange, Ni'J., and will
spend several weeks with her niece,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClelland
and Miss. McClelland have returned
from an extended stay in Eckhart,
Colo,, andare at the Fontenelle for
tne noiiaay season.
Captain R. A. Edlundh of New
York City, who was stationed for
some time at Fort Omaha while in
the royal air service, arrived Tues
day Mo spend the holidays with
friends.
Mrs. Isaac Carpenter, r., and Mr.
Carpenter. . ,
Mr. Tarnee Williamson did not
return from Yale for the holidays
as he is attending a nouse party in
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Mr. Edward Crofoot, who is' in
business in Lewistown, Mont., ar
rived home Tuesday to spend the
holidays with his parents.
Mrs. William T. Burns is now
convalescing, following an attack of
the grippe.
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are planning to leave some time in
January to spend the remainder of
the winter in Florida.
Mr. Louis Sweet of Chicago ar
rived Wednesday to spend. Christ
mas with his rnother, Mrs. C. A.
Sweet. j '
A son was born December 27 to
Mr. and Mrs, Auguest J. Ferty at
the Athlone apartments. .
Rockford Luncheon. c
, Rockford College club will give a
luncheon Tuesday, December 30, for
girls from that school who ae home
for the holidays. Miss Alice Sedg
wick, 1712 Georgia avenue, will be
hostess. Decorations will be in the
college colors, purple and white.
Mrs. James Brawford will 'give a
talk on the merits of the .college.
Thirty guests are expected. '
Dance and Card Party.
Omaha post A of the Travelers'
Protective association will entertain'
at its annual dance and card party
on Saturday evening, January 3, at
the Blackstone.
J - Recital.
Mrs. Jessie Zittle, teacher of
piano, entertained at a recital at her
home Ti'epday afternoon for her
pupils. Twenty guests were present.-
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For a Visitor.
Mrs. J.' C Morris will be "at
home" in her apartment at the Mor
ris Sunday afternoon and evening
from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 in honor
of her guest, Mrs. Henry Kopald,
of Minneapolis.
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Kappa Kappa Gamma will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with
Mrs. G. A. Undeland, 4822 Chicago
street.
ATTENTION
W. 0. W.
Hon. Charles Keller,
attorney of St. Joseph
Mo., - will address the
members of the W. O. W..
of Omaha and Nebraska
against the exorbitant
increase of assessments,
Monday evening: at 8
o'clock, December 29,
1919, at Druid Hall, 24th
and Amea Avenue. Alll mem
bers of Woodcraft ar urged
to be present. Welfare Com
mittee, W. O. W.
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Honrti A. M. to S P. Mn Dally. Evenings, 7 to 8 P. M.
Sundays, 11 A. M. to 1 P.'M. Only
Story Hour. , -TheTest
room of 4he fir hall it
open to the children of Benson Sat
urday mornings at 10 o'clock, when
Mrs. John Gilet will tell them sto
ries every child should know. Yes
terday the children, enjoyed several
fairy stories., , .
Funeral Services.
The funeral services of Mr. Frank
Marshall, who died Tuesday morn
ing at the Ford ""hospital, will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2:30, in
Sty Andrew't . church, Forfy-third
and Hamilton streets. v
Mr. Marshall resided in Benson
for the past 12 years, and leaves
many friends. His childhood days
were of more than passing interest
His father was a physician to Queen
Victoria's army stationed in India,
where Mr. Marshall grew up among
the little Hindoo boys and girls.
His nurse was a swarthy Hindoo
"mammy." At the age of 10, Mr.
Marshall was sent back to England
to be educated in the Queen's
schools, finishing at Rugby and Ox
ford. Of all the many countries
Mr. Marshall was acquainted with,
America was the one he chose for"
his home.
- - Christmas Service. -
The Swedish Luthejan church cel
ebrated the birth-of "Christ by a S
o'clock service Christmas morning.
Christinas Dinner Guests.
Mr. and Mrt. V. P. Millard of
Benson were Christmas dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrt.
M. L. Stone, 2812 Woolworth ave
nue. Five families were entertained
at the Stone home, the only out-of-town
guests being Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Hodges of Topeka, Kan.
A Surprise. , '
A surprise !&as given Rev. and
Mrs. Ebright at their home Tuesday
evening" by members of the congre
gation of the English Lutheran
church. A social time was enjoyed
by all, at the close of which a purse
and other gifts were presented to
the pastor and his wife.
Dinner Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pickard, Mr.
M. Herr, and Eugene Pickard were
among the guests entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ralph of Dundee on Christmas day.
Narcissus Chapter
The regular business meeting of
the Narcissus chapter, No. 261, of
the O. E.. S., will be held Thursday,
evening, January 1, 1920, at the Odd
Fellows hall. At the close of the
session a New Year party will be
enjoyed by members of the order.
Community Center.
The Community Center Dancing
club held its New Year dancifg par
ty Friday night at the auditorium
of the city hall.
Degree to Be Conferred. '
The Rebekah degree will be con
ferred Friday evening, January 2,
upon a class of candidate of the
Belle Rebekah lodge, No. 303. by
the assembled degree staff from
several of the Rebekah loJgts of
Omaha. At the close of the instal
lation a rocial hour will be enjoyed
and refreshments served.
Family Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred "Sharp enter
tamed at a family dinner Christmas
Jay, when covers were laid rct Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Sharp and son,
Homer,-of Keystone Park, Mi and
Mrs: C. L. Sharp and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Sharp.
Purse Presented.
At the close of the Chrirtmas
program at the Baptist chj:ch a
purse containing crisp dollar bills
was presented to their pastor, Rev.
Thomas Anderson. '
Watch Party
The Christian Endeavor ot the
Presbyterian church will hold a pro
gressive watch party New Year's
eve The first home visited by the
society w.'ll be that oj Mrs. Young'
er, on fitty-eighth street, next to
the home of the president of the
society. Mr. T. J. Woolman will
be visited; from here the patr, Mr,
Mjoneyma-rer, and Mrs. Money
maker, will receive the youi-g peo
ple. Air. ana Mrs winter and Mr,
and Mrs. Walter Snell. on Sixty
fifth street, are also on the tereiving
list Songs and a social tiirfe will
be. enjoyed at each home. The last
home visited will be trtat ot Mrs
Van Horn, where av New Year's
prayer and praise service will ccn
dude he party.
Christmas Celebration. -
The English Lutheran church cel
ebrated the birth of Cnnst by a
o'clock morning service The
church was beautifully lighted and
Christmas carols were sung snd the
chimes played.
Hostess to Mission. .
Mrs. Gorton Roth will be host
ess to the Methodist Foreign Mis
sion society next Wednesday at a 1
o clock luncheon at her home. Mrs,
Roth will be assisted by Mrs. Mil
lard and Mrs. J. L. Corbaley. After
the luncheon the lesson study of the
society will be taken up.
" Christmas Dinner.
Mr. and Mrt. B. B. Combs enter
tained at Christmas dinner, when
covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Wilcox, Mrs. Belle Hawes and
the Misses Donna and Delia Mawes
of David City. Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Wilcox and their daughter, Hazel,
and son, Harlo, and Mrs..E. Tyner,
mother of Mrs. W. A. Wilcox, and
Mrs. Combs and Mr. and Mrs
Combs and Elizabeth, Bernard and
Dorothea Combs. .
Dinner Party.
Among those entertained at
Christmas dinner party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Thomas, 922
South Thirty-eighth street, were Mr,
a YT "y?s T71
ana Mrs. narry wucox, miss nor
ence Sidel and Helen Sidel of Chi
cago. Miss Hazel Wilcox and Mr.
Harlo Wilcox, Mrs. Ragan and
Messrs. Foreman and Rhoades.
Imnrovement Club.
The West Benson Improvement
club will resume its meetings the
early part 6f January.
Lutheran Aid.
The Ladies Aid of the English
Lutheran church will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hans Johnson.
Christmas Program.
The English Lutheran Sunday
school will render their Christmas
program Sunday evening. Address
of welcome will be given by Sylvan
Schneider. Miss Dana Donnelly
will sing a solo. The choir will ren
der the anthem. "Star of the East."
The junior girls will sing and re
citations and readings intersperse
the musical program, A dutt will
close the program for the evening.
Personals.
Mitt Edna Killian, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Killian, arrived
home Wednesday form Chicago to
spend the holiday week with her pa
rents. Miss Killian is private sec
retary to Miss Lucy Helen Pearson,
head of the Student Women's Chris
tian Fellowship organization an or
ganization working among the pro
fessional women of the city.
Little Vivian Elsasser is home
suffering from an attack or pneu
monia. .
Mrs. James Maney is able to be
up after a month's illness.
' Mr. Glen Gardner, who it in his
third yean at the state university.
fit home for the holidays.
Mrs. F. K. Smith of GiJman, la.,
is a holiday guest at the home of
Rev. Ebright, of the English Lu
theran church, and Mrs., Ebright.
Mr. Herbert Gustafsen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C E. Gustafsen, is home
from the ttate university to enjoy
the holiday season with relatives
and old friends.
Mr. Martin Herr, of Bloomington,
111., is a holiday guest at the home
of Mr. J. T. Pickard and his daugh
ter, Mrs. Pickard.
Mrs. F. A. Brown, accompanied by
her two sisters, Miss LaVerne and
Miss Alta Thietje, of the ttate uni
versity, left the early part of the
week to spend Christmas at the
home of their parents in West Point.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Loechner have
as. their holiday guests, Mrs. Loech
ner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Senger of Ashland, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
daughter Leo, of Des Moines, en-
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Our mail is teeming with letters,
lauding to the skies "Seventy-seven"
for Grip and Colds, the words of
praise invariably end by asking for
information about Dr. Humphreys'
list of Remedies, the answer is
A simple Medical Book published
in English, French, Spanish, 'Por
tuguese and German mailed free
to any address in the world.
At all Drug and Country Stores.
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act
We are better taught by
example than by precept
Physicians, being human, are fallible and, being fallible, their
opinions are not infallible. . .
With all due respect to the Medical profession and Its learned
members, I, for one, deny the Dental profession has been radical
ly wrong" all these years, and resent the Indictment of my pro- v
fession by the Medical profession. ' .
' If, as charged, "reconstructive dentistry" Is responsible for .
many of the ills flesh Is heir to, and "the teeth cause halt our
ills," what may we say about the damage done to teeth and health
x by such strong drugs or mercury, calomel, tincture of Iron, arsenic,
etc., WHICH HAS COME TO THE NOTICE OF EVERY PRAC- '
TICINO DENTIST. AND IS FREQUENTLY THE REASON THAT -THE
TEETH REQUIRE DENTAL ATTENTION?
Reconstructive dentistry, skillfully performed, under strictly ,
sanitary conditions, has saved millions of people much misery, and
' in handling over one hundred thousand cases I have never heard
of a fatality.
Can the Medical profession say as much?
Perhaps It might be better for the Physician to practice Medi
cine and leave the practice of Dentistry to qualified Dentists.
"Kultur" ended with the signing of the armistice.
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OffloaEoon: 8:80 A.M. to 6 P. 21
joyed Christmas with Mrt. Smith's;
mother, Mrt. Hansen, who resides
at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Peter,
Christiansen.
Mr. J. Barton of KeystoneNPark
has purchased a home in Benson
and will move in for the remainder
of the winter. In the spring the
Bartont will return to Keystone
Park. .
Mr. and Mrt. John Wallick have
at their house guests during the hoN
idays Mrs. Wallick't parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. Rogers, and a brother.
kMr. George Rogers, and Mrs. Rog
ers, all of Kansas City.
Mr. W. S. Edwards of Logan, la.,'
it a guest at the home of his broth-
er, Mr. J. C Edwards, and Mrs. Ed
wards. Mrs. Charles Epstein, wlfo hat
been keeping house for her ton. El
mer E. Epstein of Keystone Park,
leaves Tuesday for Salina, Kan.,
where she will visit for three weeks,
then join her husband in Homer, ,
La. I
Mrs. Belle Hawes, mother of Mrs.
Paul Wilcox, and her two sisters,
Donna and Delia Hawes, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox
for the last week, returned last night
to their home in David City, Neb.
MissvCecil Worley, who has been
home for the last three weeks suf
fering from a sprained knee, is able .
to be out again. , - - .
Miss Lucile Rhoades and Mr. A.
Moyer of Blair were luncheon guests
at the home of Mf. and Mrs F. B. "
Oliver Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robinson had
as their , Christmas dinner guests
MK and Mrs. R. S. Robinson and
daughter, Sarah, also Mrs, Dean and
her daughter, Margaret. - 4
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