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A r- - -. Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Lillian
tMeyer and J. H. Cohu-of Chicago
f will take place Tuesday evening,
April 20, at the h orne-of the bride's
t "parents, Mr. and Mrs.'Moritz Meyer.
The out-of-town guests will be Mr.
$i and Mrs. Herbert' Meyer of New
YorkJ Mr, and Mrs. S. J. Fisher of
Lexington, Miss., and George Cohn
V and H. Orkin of Chicago.
. 5 v . For Bride-Elect.
Mrs. IJ. F. Moriarity entertained
y at a kitchen sftower at her home
Monday evening in honor of Miss
' ; Helen Schmidt, whose marriage to
i Henry J. Brawlcy willXtake place in
, June. . ,
Columbian Club.,,
party will be given Wed-
bv the Columbian club at
i-vj.fuiii nan, i weniy-secona ana
V Locust streets. The hostesses will
" b: Mrs, J. J. Frary and Mrs. F. H.
Murphy.,
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I . lu-day by
Clubdom;
- : " Press Club.
s'- The Omaha Woman's Press club
?f(Will irtertain at luncheon followed
jjMy a business nieetine: at the Cham-
J?i 'er Commerce, Wednesday, at
-, 12:45. Miss Annette Smiley of New
...'York, formerly of Omaha will be
;the guest ,.of the, club. Mrs. T. R.
,, Rutledgc, chairman of courtesies,
"' attend the luncheon will heinresent
at tefau'sinesa meeting. .. .
'"'.; ' Dancing Party. '
.' Corona ." -Dancing club of the
Church- of the Blessed Sacrament
wifl give-a dancing party Wednes
day evening in their hall, Thirtieth
street andfCurtis avenue. 1
h Omaha Girl in Stunt.
..:-.Miss I saber. Pearsall appeared as
wne of the Harmony Trio in a skit
"-given Saturday evening, University
: Ji night, at the University of Nebraska,
1 ' in Lincoln. " .
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, t- rreitiest mne ,iio.
' -' The women of the Trettiest Mile
c lub will open the golf - season
J Thursday , morning at 9:15 on
jj,, 'the Miller Park course. The' club
t s v.ill award four prizes to beginners
ii and four to experienced players.
Breakfast . is to be served at 12
o'clock at the club house.
The men colters of the club will
meet Monday evening at 8 at the
dtib hoise to organize a golf club.
Conac Club.
mllE mere matter of a club con-
I Vention will not keep women
'-L from voting. Delegates to the
Fourth district convention of theNe
braska Federation of Women's
clubs, meeting today at David City,
who are unable to vote bctore leav
ing their homes, are voting by mail.
Mrs. J! B. LaChapelle(of Ashland
and Mrs. Warren Perry of Fair
bury are among those who so exer
cised their right of franchise.
Seventy delegates were itv attend
ance at the convention when it open
ed Tuesday afternoon. Officers who
were registered included Mrs. John
Slaker of Hastings, state president;
Mrs. J. B. LaChapelle, Ashland;
Mrs..AVarren Perrj Fairbury, dis
trict president; Mrs. F. H. Hole,
Fairbury, district secretary; .Mrs. F.
J... Avers, David City, .district
treasurer. The favid City "Boy
Scouts escorted the ladies to their
stopping places and , the spacious
homes of David City have been
thrown open to the visitors.
Elect Officers.
Mrs. It. J. Bailey wSs' re-electcdi
leader of the political and social
science "departtnentof the Omaha
Woman's club at a meeting Monday
afternoon in the Y. W. C. A. Mrs.
W. H. Warwick, secretary and treasn
user, will continue in her omce'tor
requests -that members . who cannotia,t'her term The assjstant leaders
will be appointed by Mrs. Bailey. .
- Followme the business session.
Lyslc Abbott spoke on the new state
constitution.
My HEART and
My HUSBAND
By. ADELE GARRISON
constitution.
Will Attend ConventiorV
Mrs.' M. D. Cameron' and Miss
Katherine Worley are planning to
a'tend the. 17th annual convention
of the First district, N. F. W. C,
which will be held in Nebraska City
May 4-5. v
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The Conac club will give an in-
oruial dancing party at the Black-
Stolc Friday evening, April 23.
-iti-,:- ' Kappa Psi Delta,
i v- The Kappa Psi Delta sorority of
';.-the University of Omaha will enter
T tain at a dancing party Thursday
'evening at llanscom park pavilion.
J . The members of the, Sigma Chi
Oniicrom sorority of. the school will
be guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kil
' ';lian, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Bender, Mr.
land Mrs.-H. D. Jolley nd Miss
Margtierie McCartney have been
invited to act as chaperons.
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UJi ,r or tieien vearce.
: Miss Marian Ooad entertained at
I an informal bridge party and shower
at her home luesday afternoon m
honor of Miss Helen Pearce,. whose
engagement to Robert Turner ., of
Council Bluffs was recently an
nounced. Yellow and white jonquils
were used" through the rooms. Six
toon guests, all intimate f fiends of
Miss Pearce, were present.
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By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
A. T. A. O. Some names for your
'thib: EnVe Nous (French for
anions: oursoives); Good Times club
. Merrymakers; or you could use any
of the . E reek letters such as Beta
(pesi or
OmlcronTAlDha for B. O. T
all), or some such combination. . If
you wish to be democratic In name
use omething like "Community
" elub.'I The ideals your club stands
V 'lor ought to bo expressed - ln, your
5 . name. If you are organized,just for
: fun. then something like "tod
- imes" club for example would be
!" " appropriate. Trosressive ' high five
I" fs the regular game, except that you
: change tables every four hands (or
'V- at any stated times), the couple with
' tSe highest score moving up toward
. v lable No. 1, and changing partners
' when they have moved. The two
losers remain where they are.' You,
,vSbuld keep'tally, or score, and at
'. he end of the evening determine
' J who are winners. Prizes may be
u klvTTi II you like. If any In your
, ' club opbect to cards play Rook,
- . which is quite similar to high five.
, ; S. W. A.'K. When you fj6ss the
'I' randy, offer it to the young man first.
V lilt is all riKht to invite a youna man
v to dinner., Wheue he sits depends"
rj upon who the other are at the table.
! ' You will have to use tact in letting
t'i a young man know when it is time
' . t0 go home. If It is late w,hen you
reach home, you should not Invite
a young man in. Say goodnight at
,,vv the floor,, explaining tnat it is so late
ne wui proDaoiy not care 10 come in.
If your sister goes with some one
yoy dislike, the thing for you to do-
is to be courteous ana no not inter
fere with her affairs. 'Breaking dates
is a "dishonorable-practice. Usually
friends return each other's pictures
when they quit going- together ,as
girl and beau. Going to church with
a boy Is no sign ,'you are engaged.
If It were, our churches would have
..increased attendance. The color of
skirt you wear on a stapre depends
,. .on the knd of entertainment you
are attending. If you cannot keep
' date, you can inform the young
man in any convenient way.
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' ; v Hungry for Ktiquette: Tou know
"ihat I heartily disapprove of
kissing games "and kissing. It is
very polite to help a girl put on her
coat, rubbers and spats. When
turnng a corner or crossing a street,
If yoir must change"' to be on-the
j outside of the walk, simply step
. behind the girl and move to the
v other jride.
B. S. and P. S. Give more thought
to your spelling and less to foolishr
Questions ajia you win De Dctter on.
Mae Yorf say you are engaged to
one jnan and in love with another
orthy of your respect.
me like compllcted
afrair. iou should
hrMik vour encasement if vou rlo not.
care for your., fiance. But do-pot
t --.inarry tne omer man ir ne'is not up-
... . .tfih and wnrthv - 1 t niattnpa rmn
- for. a ycarr more and perhaps ynu
will develop a mind of your own and
can see things in the ri
J , ' one jwan and 11
X who is not won
(? It all looks to m
ijl' aqd unpleasant
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Miller Park niotliern Circle Wednesday
3 p. m., school auditorium, Mrs. H. C.
Suninev will speak on "The Use of the
Bnllor." Marjurie Ackerman will give a
whistling solo. Vocal solos will be given
by Paul Poimantler, accompanied by his
sister I.oreen.
t- nunliiess Woman'a I.raKur Wednesday
evenintr. Hot Loyal, dinner 6:16 p. m.,
followed by short program.
W. W. flub Wednesday. 1:0 p. m.,
wilh Mrs. J. Kelley McCombs, 2567 Ames
avenue,
OniHlm Woman's Press Club Wednes
day. 12:45 p. m., luncheon ann business
meeting, Omaha Chamber of Commerce.
Dundee Woman's Club Wednesday, 1
o'clock luncheon, with Mrs. B. A. Benson,
4C51 Dodge street, liusiness meeting will
follow.
Music Department, Omahn Woman's
Club Wednesday, 2 p.- m Y. W. C. A.
annual reports will be read.,followed by
chorus rehearsal. Mrs. W. K Bhafer, lead
er. Honry O. Cox. director of chorus.
Correct Diction Class Wednesday. 1:30
p. m., Rrof. Edwin Puis' studio, T. ir.
C, A. Ijfien to all who may bo Interested.
Omaha. Woman's Clnb, B. M. 8. Wed
nesday 2 p. m., with Mrs. M. H. Black
well, 4114 California street. Miss Gladys
Shamp will speak on "Nebraska Laws for
Women."
Community Service Wednesday, class In
dramatic art at Girls' Community 'house,
Lafayette club, under the Instruction of
Miss Ethel MujhoHand. 7:30 p. m. Regu
lar meeting of the Wamm club at Girls'
Community house, 8 p. m. - .- , c
Benson Presbyterian Aid Society Wed
nesday afternoon, with Mrs. James Walsh.
Benson Methodist Aid Society Wednes
day. 12 o'clock luncheon, church parlors.
Trl-City "Birthday Club Wednesday aft
ernoon, with Mrs. A. E. Mason, 5907 North
Fifty-eighthstreet.
How LilliarfyLaid Her Plans. -
I saw Alice Hojcombe start.-'aiid
her cyes mirror a look of fear as
Lillian drawled out the various
aliases of theman who had'called
himself John Hambf idge, and told
her that Kenneth Stockbridge had
confessed to the murdef of his wife.
"Has he been " Alice Holcombe
asked. .
Lillian answered her eyes rather
than her words.
"He can lo no more harm," she
said promptly. "I have that here,"
she tapped her forehead grimly,
"that will turn t Mr Bridgeham
Hambridge Wilsey into the most
whimsical yellow cur that ever
begged for mercy. But I've got to
get hold of . him first, and th"at is
where you can help me."
Again Alice Holcombe looked at
her steadily.?
"I am ready for anything," she
said. . "
"It won't be mtich of a task." Lil
ian ' replied reassuringly. "You'll
simply have to play a" waiting game
for a few days, and be always ready
to leave anything at a moment's no
tice and come' to us at Marvin." i
She relaxed into a comfortable at
titude with her hands loosely
c'asped on the taLle in fiont of
her a pose which told me that Lil
lian -had attained the main object
of her expedition, and that all the
rest was merely a matter of detail,
and said-: '
Lillian's' Plan.
"You see, it's a cinch, lead fiipe,
that he will make one more attempt
to frighten out of wou girls what he
thinks you know; I'm practically
certain that .without, the knowledge
of those telephoned conversations so
damning to ' Mr. Stockbridge, of
which Madge alone know? the truth,
they will be unable to connect up
their case of course, they would be
of incalculable value to the prosecu
tion, notwithstanding. So i will be
our little job to see that they don't
get them. And when I get through
with Mr. Jake Wilsey 1 hope that
our own, stock of information will
be . materially increased.
"I haven't the slightest idea, of
course, which one of you he will
tackle first," .Lillian went on speculatively-after
a minute's pause, "but
if he tries to see you, Miss Hol
combe, please register all the shrink
ing panic you can assume."
"I shan't have to assume any
thing," Alice , Holcombe retorted
grimly, in that first flash ofher old
manner I had seen. - "The panic will
be perfectly real, I car. assure you,
but I'll do anything you say."
. "The more realistic the better,"
Lillian said. "Do or say anything
you please, but get him over to our
place upon the pretext of your wish
ing to see Madge, and let us know
in some way that you're on the road.
Is there any one in your house that
you can trust to telephone us as
soon as. you have smarted?"
- ' ; ' "Thn Thafs Settled.'
" "No one(in the house knows any
thing about this man, so I think I
could give my. mother a message tov
'phone you which would tell her
nothing and you everything."
x I stared at my former' colleague
fascinated, pne could see the trans
formation from a grief-stricken, de
spairing Woman to the capable per
son she used to be, sunusing her.
Lillian's hopeful word. and th
prospect of doing something definite
in aid of the man she loved had
worked a miracle in her appearance.
Lillian flashed a commendatory
glance at her "which 1 was glad to
witness, for I had seen clearly; tljat
she had not qujte approved of Alice
before. Lillian likes people to take
things standing, and she sometimft
fails to realize "that there, are few
women in the world with her iron
will and perfect poise.'
I hat is all that s necessary, then,
she said. "Hold yourself Jn readir
ness to bring him over to us when
ever he comes, and let us have
warning of your coming. If vhe
tackles Madge first we will send for
you if it Js necessary, but spare you
the ordeal if we can. One thing,
don't let him guess your vish to
bring him to Marvin. I leave it to
your own finesse to let him believe
that he has frightened you into wish
ing Mrs. Graham's advice."
"He will npt suspect." Alice Hol
combe's lips were set in a grim, tight
line, which some of he refractory
.pupils knew to their sorrow. "And
I ,will see that he arrives at the
place you wish when you wish.""
"Then that's settled." . Lillian
drew a deep breath and rose from
the table decisively. "We don't need
to waste anv more time, for if I
know the man, he's hunting one of
you this very minute." '
We summoned Mrs. Wynne, paid
our bill, and passed out' of the tea
room. As we climbed into the car
I noticed an empty roadster stand
ing a lttth way from lours, and won
dered vaguely Where its occupants
could be, as no one had come into
the tea room while we were there.
And then td my recently acquired
motoring sense there came the con
viction that Khad sVn the car be
fore. I scrutinized it more closely,
caught jny breSth in a panic, and
threw my car into high. I had only
one des
that part
For the car was the one which
Harry Underwood had driven along
the wood road to Southampton 1
(Continued tomorrow.)
son, Russcil" Funkliouser, and will
attend the Mothers' day reception
of Phi Kappa Fsirfjf which fra
ternity her son is a member.
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Mrs. William Van Dorn, who is
visiting her, patents, MfL and Mrs.
George Cassclls Smith,' will leave
May 1 for Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas Niles of Pittsburgh,
ire---to get Lillian away frpm ho is visiting her parents,' Mr. and
rticular pot. .' i Mrs. T. W. Austin, will remain here
until tne early-part ot next week.
Musical Affair. ,
The pupils of Mrs. Douglas' Welp
ton met Tuesday afternoon at her
studio for a. discussion of subjects
interesting to the student of voice.
Thirty pupils attended. This affair
took the place of the monthly tea
given by Mrs. Welpton. v
Personal
MYs. D. G. Craighead has returned
from California, where she spent the
winter. ' '
', Misses' Frances Patton, Louise
;McEwan. Pauline Richey and Ber
nice''Meieryurgeii will spend the
week-eud at the' Kappa Kappa G
ma sorority nouse in Lincoln.
Mrs. Douglas' Cavers, who .has
been the guest of Miss Marjorie
Cavers at the Blackstoiie, returned
Monday to the Cavcs' ranch near
Chadron, -Neb.
Ju
lias returned
Mrs. E. W. Nash,
from New York.
Mrs. George Brandcis left Mon
day evening for Chicago, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. "Harry Bos-
worth, who spent the past week
here.
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Mrr.. M: F. Funkhoustr left Tues
day for Crete, Neb. She will spend
the week-end in Lincoln with her
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