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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1920. i rein Society : For Bride-to-Bt. , t Mr. L. E. Myr give a; miscel laneous shower at her home Satur day afternoon m honor of Mi Madge Stidham, a bride-to-be. The decorations were in pink and white. ; -Twenty guests were present. ; Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. C M. Schneider will celebrate their golden wedding annU versary, Wednesday, at the home of their son, . Fred Schneider, and Mrs. Schneider. Their marriage took place in Bloomfield, 111, March 31, 1870. They came to Omaha in 1886. Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Schneider t-Kansas City have come to Omaha . to. attend the celebration. Bridge Luncheon. a Mrs. John Rastnussen entertained - at a bridge luncheon at the Flatiron Monday afternoon. Jonquils formed the decorations. Five -tables were et for thegame. Musical vClub. ' The Fortnightly Musical club met , Tuesday afternoon at the home of f .Mrs. Howard Kennedy, the presi dent v ,. -Junior League, The Junior league will meet at the Blackstone hotel, Thursday morning w . at 10 o'clock. Will Speak in Hastings. Miss Katherlne Worley, general 'director of the Americanization com- , tnittee of the Omaha Woman's club, - will speak before the Fifth district conventionjft Hastings, Wednesday, r ' Dancing Party. i' Phi'Rho Sigma fraternity of the nr University of Nebraska Medical s .school gave a dancing party at the Blackstone, Tuesday evening. 'The, fraternity colors formed the qecpration. A musical program was :-',fftn during the evening and the . $ ..chaperons will be Drs. and Mjes- james F.. Jonas, William Taylor, f B.. Davis, John Potts, J. M. Pa Atn and C. A..Roeder. Seventy-five "'couples were present. wr Merry Makers' Club. . ,A dance will be given at the Ben Hur academy Wednesday evening ;uajf the Merry Makers club. "r'j? Card Party Postponed, f 'i'-1 The card party to be given April "'--'I--by the North Omaha Degree of f Honor lodge has been postponed tt ' until April IS. f . Banquet. -The members of the foot ball and "'akt ball teams of the University ' of Omaha will be honorees at a . 'banquet to be give. April 10 at the ' school by the girl student body. Those in charge of the affair are J Mary Killian, Jean Roberts, and Marguerite Carnal. - Faculty mem bers who will attend the banquet include Miss Marguerite McCart ney, Dr. D. E. Jenkins. Dr. Gilbert 1 1 Junes and Mr. Glenn Reeves. ... J? r ( ... -.?.. , ,. Canteen. Meeting. ;v rr. Company B will meet at tftc nwrne' of Miss Gertrude Scott on Wednesday -afterrioon, March ' 31. The date has been changed from .Tuesday owing: to the fact that the ' J"Hrama lecture was given on Tues- 5-V.iTbeU.Phi Delta. . i""! H A smoker will be given Monday V Vj ''evening, April 5, at.. the(hom.e of .i George Jerpe for the members ol ' Hhe Theta Phi Delta fraternity. ; " Tea for Visitor.. B) Mrs. Charles Rosewater enter. - Gained informally at' a tea at her ' 'home Tuesday afternoon in honor '- Assisting the. hostess were Mes- ' dames Ferdinand Adler. C. .Vincent, , . Cecil Hostetter and Misses Mar- guerite McCartney and Irene Rose- , water. . , t Returns Home A L tl i Clubdom A YOUNG WOMAN'S REPUB LICAN CLUB for Omaha has been discussed to some ex tent, and the matter of age limit to conform to the idea of "young", has been a point givingparticular con cern. A report from Lincoln on their young women's club, says: "There is nothing narrow about the Young Women's Republican club, for a cordial invitation to join was extended to all democratic women. That prefix, "young" is used in a "Pickwickian" sense and includes any woman who has reach ed the age of understanding and has not yet Tost her faculties. "Lincoln's patriarchal suffragist, Mrs. Deborah G. King, whose name is expected to appear on the pri mary ballot as a delegate from her precinct to the county convention, would be quite eligible to member ship. Membership in the young men's republican club, has not been regulated by color, of hair, whether black or white, at least so the ladies have been told. Clef Club. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Cox will entertain the members of the Clef club at their home next Monday evening, April 5. .Yellow jonquils will form the decorations. Misses Corinne Paulson, Henrietta Rees, and Eloise and Madge West, will assist the hostess. Mr. Cox is presi dent of the club.N Missi&renseir In South Miss Grace , Sorensen, editor of Every Child's magazine, is making a story-telling tour in the south. She tells her own stories, and is said to be the only one of her pro fession in the United States, who uses original compositions. She will return some time next week after a two-week absence, Miss Sorensen was in El Paso, Tex., last week, where she appeared before the Woman's club and the teachers as well as children of the city. At the present time she is in San Antonio. On her return she will make brief stops at Houston, Galveston, New Orleans, Dallas, Oklahoma City and Kansas City. . . ... D. A. R. National Convention Mrs. C. H. Aull, one of the vice presidents general of the National Society of fhe D. A. R. left Tues day for Washington, D. C, to at tend -the- Continental congress, which will be in session April 19 to 23. : - . i Mrs. Edgar Allen, regent of the Omaha chapter, who will also at tend as a delegate, plans to leave April 14. She will visit the homes of her ancestors in .Williamsburg and Brownsville, P., Mesdames George MickeU II. P, Larmon and Hiram Messmore also plan to leave about April H. Calendar fciv Community ftanri WanSjr, K( ihtlo and folk -litcl at lb mw htd quartara. Savtalaaith at Howar; illrla' Community Srvlca laafua, p. m.. undar tha direction of Mia aa Dipnont. Dondea - Woman's Cloh Wadneaday. tilt a. m., wltt Ura. Gaorga O. Edfarly. Ill Cumlaa atraat. ladar, lira. Charlea Laalla. Leaiwn. "All Road 1ad to Cal vary." by Jeroma K. Jaroma. Waa Blda W. C. . IT. Thur.day, l:S p. m., with Mra. Martin Johnson, 4124 Walnut atreet. L. T. V. will ba dlacuaaod. Omaha Wwman'a Cluk, sfaula tpat mat Wednerday, S p. m . T. W. C A., ohorua raaaaraal. Laadar, . . lira. W. X. Shafar. . RMm Mrthadlat Twelra ' Mlulanary WJlWiKriidT'-ftarawni--3rui;-trr. C. A. Andaraua, 111 North lririy-Blath traat. . " -' Omaha Waman'a dab, B. H. 0. Tjhura' day, J a'elack luaehaon. with Mra. O. V, Hubbalt. i tl- Wrh FlfUath avanua. A program will ba rlvoa foltowlnr tha iunchaon. lira. C A. Bharwood and HI Katharlaa Warlay, apcakora. A. C. A. k Ulw-Wdnpy, in., wun wra. narpan ratrar, ati venport atmt. Ilia Barti Hoac will roviaw "Tha VBdylnf Fir.." by p. a Walta. ' Me Wadneaday, t; - a. m., with Mr.- N. P. Fail, SOI South Thirty, lath atraat. Mra. 8. R. EUon will talk oa ,"Whit tho United Statea Haa Don for tha World,". , r. M. O., fbaptar B F Wflnoady, S p. in.. Old Pipplaa'. horo. Mra. J. . W, Haslett, preitdcnt, Projram clrtn by Maadama Nnttla Allen, J. B. McOraw, F, H. Chamber, Peyo Crana, A, If. Smith and tha Mine Kroily Alias aad Mar'thana Faaeock. IJtorstur nprtmBt. Omalia Worn. Cll WadBeaday, 12:11 p. ru . lunch eon at tha Blaokatona. ' Program fop Bait yoar will b dlouaaad. .. t , Fine Arts Lecture Pre-dated.' 1 The Omaha Society of 'Fine Arts will present Sir Foster Fraser "at 3:45 Saturday afternoon, April 3, t. the Hotel Fontenelle in a lecture on 'A -Diploaiat at LargeJ ilr. Ffaaer spent eight months at the peace coa ference. In his lecture he will try to make clear the aim and ideas of .other nations. He spoke at the Uni versity club here a. few 'years ago on "Russia." The lecture by George Breed Zyg, scheduled for Tuesday. April 6, has ex cu canceuea. f v , 3 Camnctre Notes.' Miss Marjr Louise Guy, secretary of the Omaha, Camp&re organiza tion, . spoke - jbefore the Omaha Woman's du'b Monday afternoon in the Y. W. C. A. -auditorium ou-.ihe need of more guardians for. Camp fire groups.-- . , f r-. JWiil i, . . ' . " ' 'a;-iV': . ' The- city of "VVnnipegr Qanada. has deTcided1; ihat - married " women shall no longer be v. employed ' in municipal positions f'except in ex ceptional cases. . " i Womea of rank go bareheaded in Mexiao " " '"" "' Mrs. William E. Van Dom. Numbered among the Easter visi tors will be Mrs. William E. Van Dorn, formerly Margery Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cassells Smith. She will arrive in Omaha Thursday accompanied by her sister, Miss Esther Smith, who has been her guest at Cambridge, Mass. Several affairs are planned in honor of Mrs. Van Dorn. Personals Mrs. 'Clarence Bergman and daughter, Frances Shirley, have re turned from Kansas City, where they spent two weeks. Mrs. Clyde J. Bacon is at the Nicholas Senn hospital convalescing from a serious operation. Erna Reed returns Tuesday eve ning from Excelsior Springs. J. P. McCarthy stopped in Omaha Monday evening enroute from Cali fornia to Chicago. Miss Ethel Westberg left Tues day for her home in Osceola, Neb. ' Mrs. Lillian U. Stoner of Osceola is in Omaha. Miss Dorothy Edwards is ill at her home. ' Kremer Bain of Butte, Mont., will not join Mrs. Bain here until April 10. Mrs. Bain is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James I. Wood ard. " ' Mrs. Olson's Luncheon Saturday. The luncheon for Mrs. Peter OI- sbn of Cloquet, Minn., democratic speaker, will be given baturday at 12 o'clock, instead of Friday, as was previously announced. Mrs. W. E. Shafer is ciiairman of tle luncheon committee to which all women are invited. Reservations may be made by telephoning dry democratic head quarters, Douglas 1683. 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Potatoes "f fried, 3 lbs. of Mazola 2 lbs. of Lard 2 lbs. of Compound " Not; Maiolm goa ovtt.iiu iimm . far as lard; is twio as conomieal ms compound. 251b. Fish IS " 20 " FISH fried 2 lbs. of Mazola 21bs.oftard " 2 lbs. of Compound " Note: Compare tha fiura yourself. Even with frying fieh Magola do not ampka up your kitchen. , . DOUGHNUTS fried 2 lbs. of Mazola 2 lbs. of Lard 2 lbs. of Compound " 216 Doughnuts 144 " 168 " Tfota: ( All doughnut were the same aire. ' Marola made doitghnuta are more eaaijy digested. ; .. P. S. Reasons for these remarkable figures are ex. plained in column to the left Read it. ' i -' Salad Dressings THOUSANDS of Italians, who certainly know olive oil, use Mazola. ' Not only because it costs about half that of the best olive oil, but because of its richness, quality and purity. - For French Dressing, Mazola blends readily and Mayonnaise made with Mazola will keep for weeks. without separating.. . 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