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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 11, 1920.
Y. W. C. A.
Vesper Service, 5 P. M. At the
V. W. . A. Sunday, April 11. will
be a program of Easter music by the
choir of Grace Methodist Episcopal
church. The "Pollyanna class" will
act as hostesses for the social hour
following vesper' service.
Physical Education Department
The annual gymnasium banquet was
held Wednesday evening, April 7, in
delegates to the national Y. W. LA.
with about 200 in attendance. Those
present were seated by classes and
there was strong competition among
them in songs, yells and table dec
orations. At this time announcement of the
demonstration April 27 was made
and tickets were distributed among
the various members.
Miss Jean Berger, delegate from
the gymnasium department to the
annual Y. W. C. A. convention in
Cleveland, leaves Monday night with
othersof the delegation to attend
the convention, April 13 to 20.
Girl . Reserves Saturday, the
Seventh and Eighth Grade Girl re
serves will hold a general meeting
at the'Y. W. C. A. Vera Cassell
and the girls of Mason school will
at that , time present "Pandora's
Box."
Alumni club girls of the Y. V.
C. A. had a hike and picnic supper
at Bellvicw and Manden park on
Saturday afternoon. About 20 girls
with Miss Helen Judd and Fay
Stalil Girl Reserve secretaries, took
the trip..
Plans for the Vocational Guid
?nce conference, to be held at the
Y. W. C. A. from 9:30 a. m.to 3 p.
Pretty Japanese Girls, to Pour Tea
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Left to Right: Mr$. George CriMman, Mr. Herbert Duquette and Mrs. Dale McAlpine.
A Japanese booth will be one of the attractions at the benefit bazar which will be given April
16 and 17 at the city auditorium in Council Bluffs, under the auspices of central chapter of St. Pauls
Episcopal church. Three charming Geisha girls wU serve tea. The Atlantic City board walk, with all
its magic and brillance will be reproduced.
m., on Saturday, April 24, are being
perfected. Anions. the subjects to
be presented for the high school
girls of the city are these; Music,
journalism, interior decorating,
business hi its various phases, and
nursing.
Friday, April 9. Representatives
from the various clubs met for sup
per, bringing their men friends
along. After supper the girls and
boys had a candy-making party in
the domestic science room, no boy
being allowed to remain who didn't
do. something, make candy or wash
dishes. Hoth tbe p.-.rty f.ul the
candy was quite a success.
This party was held for th$ pur
pose of making candy for a candy
sale held on Saturday, proceeds to
be used for defraying expenses of
delegates to national Y. W. C. A.
convention.
Monday, 6 p. ru. Members from
all clubs meet for supper. The fed
eration program will be: Singing,
etc., by V. D. T. club, from 7 to
7:30. At 7:30 Mr. E. C. Page,
prominent attorney, will conduct the
third talk of a series on citizen
ship. The subject will be "City
and Town Government."
Miss Agnes Swanback, member of
the General Pershing club, was'
elected from the federation as the
delegate to go to the national Y.
VV. i C. A. convention to be held in
Cleveland, April 13 to 20..
Girls from the various clubs were
nominated and Miss Swanback re
ceived the highest number of votes,
which gives her the privilege of
representing the industrial extension
department of the Y. W. C. A.
Massachusetts lias the greatest
preponderance of women "voters"
with 58.264 more women than men.
North Carolina is next with a wom
an's majority of 15.288 and South
Carolina, with 10..507. is third, in
Rhode Island women of voting age
outnumber men by 3,196, and in
Maryland by 1,292.
A girl in her early twenties. Dr.
J. L. Crossley-Batr, officer of the
Order of the British empire, Bache
lor of Arts and Doctor of Science, is
investigating Canadian trade possi
bilities on a special mission for the
British government. - " I
St. Elizabeths
Guild to Hold
- Cake Sale
St. Elizabeths Guild f,f St. llama
bas church will hold a cake sale in
the guild room of the church, Sat
urday, April 17, for the benefit of
tiie church bui dine fund. This
guild is made up of young girls, 12
to 16 years of age.. They meet ev
ery two weeks at the home of one of
the members and sew for charitable
organizations. At their Christmas
bazaar they netted over $130. .
miss narioue McDonald js pres
ident of the guild. Miss Emma
Ritchie, secretary and treasurer;
Miss Elinor Kountze, chairman of
the cake sale and Miss Barbara
Burns, vice chairman. Miss Helen
Montmorency designed the posters
to advertise the sale and Miss
Dorothy, Davidson is in charge of'
the collection of cakes.
Other members are: the Misses
Helen Graham, Jane McConnell
Katherine Allen, Lee Hamilton, Jo
sephine Drapier, Janet Wilmarth,
Barbara Christie, Helen Schwager,
Dorothy Sherman, Charlotte Mc
Donald and Verona De Vere.
Mrs. E. S. Rood, Mrs. Lloyd Os
borne and Miss Mona Coweu
chaperon the guild. '
Scptlets were born to the wife of
Jesus Lopez, a private m the Mexi
can army at Montezuma, Mex. .The
arrivals are three girls and four
boys, weighing about two pounds
apiece, and each perfectly developed
in every respect
WilW News
When it seems as if the high cost of living
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Every housekeeper will welcome the news that owing to
scientific methods of production with PURE PHOSPHATE
Pro
PRICES
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When such a saving in cost is supported by a name famous
for 60 years it means something which no thoughtful woman
can afford to overlook.
HERE ARE THE PRICES:
25c for 12 oz.
15c for 6 oz.
10c for 4 oz.
FULL WEIGHT CANS
The Price is Right
Not Cheapened With Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste Always Wholesome.
We Sold More Than 4,000
Pairs of Phoenix Hose at
Christmas
More hose than most stores
of this size would sell in a
year. There were two rea
sons why FIRST, we sell
the recognized BEST hose
made. SECOND, because
we are the only Omaha store
that sells "PHOENIX ALL."
If Phoenix makes it
we haye it we never
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for MEN
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The Victor Victrola
THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS
There has been-but one
supreme talking machine
in the history of music.
The Pre-Eminence of the
Victor
Victrola
was as unquestioned years ago as
' it is today. It stood then as it
stands now the chosen instru
ment of the masters, the in
evitable preference wherever
great music is understood and
esteemed.
When may we show you yours?
MICKELS
The House of Pleasant Dealings
Douglas 1973 15th and Harney
SALE of
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pieces all this week.
Buy Your Fiber Furniture
Here
Tremendous discount on all fiber
furniture, including tables, chairs,
rockers, tea carts, chaise lounges
and lamp stands. ,
only'
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Beautiful thret-plece suite, as shown. In Walnut
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Metal Beds
Wood Beds
choice of
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Tour choice of several Enamei t lnlBn, full site
flnlnhee and atyles up M
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Electric
Floor
Lamps
Our entire
stock to be aac
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can buy a
lamp and
shade complete
for as low as
$16.75
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Special
Price Reduction
on -
Buffets
Exactly ss Illus
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roomy linen com
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In Golden Oak only
An Exquisitely Beautiful 3-Pieca
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Extra well built, sprint construction throughout.
Including arms. An extra large Davenport, a fire
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w. Opposite UP. Headquarters. OMAHA.
