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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 2, 1920.
Benson
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Woman's Club.
'Mrs. W. A. Wilcox was hostess
to the Benson Woman's club Wed
nesday at 'her Some, 4947 Emmet
street. A short business session and
a report of the district convention,
given by Mrs. C C. Beavers, were
the features of the afternoon. The
regular meeting scheduled for May
6, was canceled. Installation of of
ficers will be conducted at the an
nual luncheon to be given the. latter
part of Mayr Standing committees
will also be announced at that time.
The musicale to be given in the
assembly room cf the Benson high
Thursday evening, May 6, is ex
pected to be one of the enjoyable
features of the club year.' The club
quartet, consisting of Mesdames E.
XT. Carson, H. V. Jeffry. E. A.
Mason and A. N. Howe, will render
two, vocal selections. Mrs. D. J.
Adams and Mr. Arthur N. Howe
will give a two-piano number. Read
ings will be given by the( Misses
Finnie Hibbard and Jane Fisher; a
violin solo will be rendered by Miss
Freda Paustian, after which a dance
entitled 'Spring Song' will be given.
Miss Irma Clow, harpist, will assist
in this program. Mrs. Richard
Shgnkey. ' Mrs. Arthur Howe and
. Mrs. G. H. Tuttle compose the com
mittee on arrangements. -
j , ; Story Hour. ' "
The. May day rogram given Sat
urday morning by Mrs. John Giles,
closed the "Story Hour" for the
season. The average attendance dur
ing the year has been 80. From
thre? to five stories have ben told
at each session. The classification
of stories has been as follows:
Nature stories, myths, fables, an
imal stories and reviews of stories
from the Bible. About ISO stories
have been told during the year. ,
" . Christian EndeavoT.
' The Christian Endeavor play en
titled "The Teeth of a Gift Horse,"
staged a few weeks ago in the Pres
byterian church, was repeated Fri
day night at the Clifton Hill Pres
byterian church. The society has
been asked to repeat the 'missionary
pageant given Tuesday night before
the Omaha Presbyterial in the- Pres
byterian church at .Schuyler, Neb.,
sometime in June. ' , -.
Reception. V
A reception was given, in honor
of the Easter confirmation class of
the English Lutheran . church by
members of the Luther league.
IJhirty-nine guests were present.
; Entertain At Dinner.
A Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Maloney En
tertain at dinner today in honor of
their housje guest, Mrs. F. L. Mason
of Wichita,' Kan. Covers will be laid
for Mrs. F. L. Mason,. Mr. and Mps,
F. C. Behr of Omaha and Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Maloney and children;
; Informal Affair. -.
'.Mrs. K. Liljeristolpe entertained
informally Thursday night iu honor
of her daughter. Miss Margarete
Liljenstolpe. i
4, Business Meeting.
The regular business meeting of
tie Narcissus chapter of, the O. E.
5. will be held Thursday evening in
the lodge, rooms of the Odd Fellows'
hall. 'Installation of officers will be
held the fourth Thursday in May.
Dinner for Club.
,The laboratory of .'"the. Benson
High school was transformed into a
dining room Thursday evening.
Four Living Violets
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' These little girls in costumes to
imitate violets are four of a group
of 24 who will be seen in an outdoor
May day frolic in Bayliss park,
Council Bluffs, to be given by the
physical department of -the Y, W. C.
A. next' Saturday at 3 p.. m. Two
hundred girls will take part in the
folk games. One group of . 24 will
be dressed in soft gray to imitate
summer breezes. Miss Eva Pletsch
is in charge of classes. The little
girls are: In front, Carol Damon,
from left to right, Francis Riker,
Jean Jackson and Charlotte Bryant.
when the; members - of . the senior
class entertained the Doane College
Glee club at a 6 6'clocR dinner. The
room was prettily decorated and the
junior class girls assisted.
. . ' ; Lutheran Aid.
The Ladies' Aid of the. Imr'nanucl
Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day,' May 6,r at the home of ,M,rs.
H. Studenroth; Mrs. Tibke will
assist the hostess. : ' '
Sorij Service. , ,
.The Benson Baptist choir will
render its regular monthly song ser
vice Sunday night at 7:45. Mrs. J.
C. Edwards and Mr. Fenton . of
Omaha will assist in this service. '
K. O. T. Circler
The K. O. T. circle of the Presby
terian Ladies' Aid entertained at a
May Day kensington at the home
of Mrs. Bert Rans Saturday after
noon. ....
! Entertains Class.
' Miss Burhette Leach, was hostess
to Miss Wilda Suter's' Sunday
school class Friday afternoon at her
home in Bensonhurst. A
Kensington.
The' Keystone ' Park , "kensington
was entertained Thursday afternoon
at theVhome of Mrs.. .Frank Moore. '
' s Engagement Announced.
Mr. arid Mrs. D. S.' Williams an
nounce, the . .engagement, or 'tneir
daughter, "Merle, to Mr." Theodore
Williams of Kalamazoo, Mich., the
wedding to take place in June.
' . Tri-City Club. f
Mrs. J. W. Welch will be hostess
to the Tri-City Birthday club Fri
day at her home at Cherry Croft. A
1 o'clock luncheon will be served.
Method's Aid.
The Ladies' Aid of1 the Methodist
church are arranging for a bazaar
to be held May 13 in the church par
lors. The Foreign Mission society
was entertained Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. John Calvert. Mrs. E.
N. Bowerfnan and Mrs. Babcock as
sisted. Dinner.
'Mr. and Mrs. A. Schaefer enter
tained at dinner Thursday evening
at their" home on Sixtieth avenue in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hansen
and the. Misses Helen and s Inez
Hansen' of Kenriard, Neb.; also Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Witte of Springfield,
Neb.
Went to Lincoln.
A number of Benson students of
Commercial High school went to
Lincoln Friday to visit the state in
stittvfions and to meet Governor Mc
Kelvie. Among them were Hazel
and Waldo Schaefer, Emma Kuer
ten, Bertha Wulff and Lucile Grubb.
Leads Churches. --The
Benson Baptist church, in
proportion to its membership, led all
the Baptist ; churches in Greater
Omaha in pledges for the world
wide drive which will close today.
The quota of $9,000 has nearly been
raised. " .
Entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bowen enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Welch
Thursday at luncheon at the Black
stone, and also at dinner in' the
evening at the Athletic club.
Regular Meeting.
-The B. S. .chapter of the P. E. O.
society will hold its regular business
meeting Monday at the home of
Mrs. E. A. McGlassen, 618 North
Thirty-third street.
Presbyterian Aid.
The Presbvterian Ladies' Aid will
be entertained " Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. C. N. Wolfe, 5644
Corby street.
' Methodist Aid.
Mrs. H. Davey, assisted by Mrs.
Harry Reed, will be hostess to the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon.
W. C. X. u.
The Benson W. C T. U. held its
regular meeting Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mary Van Horn.
Personals.
Mrs. K. P. Fodrea, who has been
visiting Omaha relatives and also
Mr. and Mrs- K. R. Parker of. Ben
son, left Friday for her home in
Cambridge, Neb.'
Mrs. C. P. McPherson spent the
week-end witn her mother, Mrs. G.
W. Rennie, of Plattsmouth.
Miss Grace Young, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Young, has been
ill during the past week.
Ben Smith of Keystone Park is
spending two weeks in Denver.
?Guy Fitch of Brule, Neb., spent
the week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J, W. Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tuttle of Grand
Island spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tuttle.
Mrs. Manning, mother of Dr. Man
ning of Omaha, was a luncheon
guest Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. .Austin. Taylor.
Miss Agnes Katroti and Miss Lois
Wender of Tilden, Neb., spent a
repair ir- w ii , j
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Ambulance Service
Our specially built Cadillac ambu
lance, the finest equipment of its
kind, is at the service of the public,
physicians, surgeons and hospitals.
Two experienced men in charge
both day and night '
Omaha Taxicab & Transfer Co.
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Miss Lutie E. Stearns of Mil
waukee, who lectures afternoons
at the Alamito Dairy Plant.
Her talks can he heard by any
club or organization, large . or.
small. Phone B? G. Barron,
Douglas 409, or Miss Stearns at
the Fontenelle.
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Omaha 's Greatest Need
A School For Motherhood
THOUSANDS of young women marry every year absolutely without
knowledge of the great principles of child-bearing and rearing. Chil
dren suffer from malnutrition and become! crippled and dwarfed and
hampered through life because society has neglected the education of the .
mothers. Thousands of dollars are spent for charity that should be spent
for education of mothers. Two hundred and fifty thousand children were
sacrificed on the altar of ignorance in the United States last year. Omaha
should have its "SCHOOL OF MOTHERHOOD" where young women
could be trained in the proper care and feeding of the young. Omaha
makes no provision in its educational system for this most important work
in our national life. The greatest thing that the city of Omaha could do
for its people would be to establish a School of Motherhood in connec
tion with its educational system. ;
This is one of the subjects discussed
by Miss Lutie E. Stearns in her lec
tures at the Alamito Dairy Com
pany, Leavenworth and Twenty
sixth streets, every afternoon this
month at 2 : 30 o'clock. All inter
ested in this most vital subject of
the day are cordially invited to
'.hear; her,- v-c j.
She wiiralso disftuss :
"SHOULD WE TRIFLE WITH THE BABY'S
DINNER?"
"THE PROBLEM OF THE UNDER-NOUR-.
ISHED. CHILD." .
"WHO MARKS THE ROAD -TO BETTER
MILK?"
"THE DELIVERY MAN A NATIONAL
NECESSITY."
"HOW TO REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF
LIVING."
"A SCHOOL OF MOTHERHOOD OMAHA'S
GREATEST NEED." : ;
Her talk" will bo preceded by an inspection
of the plant and followed by a simple dairy
luncheon of our own products.
Alamito milk White9' Dairy
Omaha Phone Douglas 409 Council Bluffs 205
A Bride of Today
Minneapolis, Minn., are guests jof
Mr. and Mrs. George McArdle. '
Master Bertie Kohlert has been
confined to his Home with measles
during the last week.
Mr. Wilbur Clark of Dixon, Wyo.,
is a guest at the home of his cousin,
Mr. C. H. Turney, and Mrs. Turney,
Mr. George Thompson of Lin
coln, was the guest over Sunday
of his brother, Dr. Thompson, and
Mrs. Thompson. ' . .
Mrs. C E. Jones, Mrs. O. C. Kin
dig, and fMrs. Carl Sharp attended
the Baptist quarterly held Friday at
the Calvary church. .'
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson spent
Sunday with relatives ,and friends
in Gretna, Neb.
Mrs. Walter Reishaw is still ser
iously ill at .her home on Maple
street.
Mrs. S. Sadler of Sulphur, Okl.,
spent the wek end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. R.obinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen
and son, Francis, arid Mrs. Harvey
Petersen of Gretna, were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Schaefer. . 7 .-.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Dewell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Dewell of Sioux City, la.,
and Irvin F. Harrison of Omaha
will take place at the home of the
bride Sunday afternoon. The couple
will reside at the Hollywood apart
ments. .
few. days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Fitch. w
' Mrs. Coleman, sister of Mr. J. W.
Fitch, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Arlington, Neb.
Air. and Mrs. K. 1l. Longacre of
MRS. J. B. ARCHER
- 5115 BURT STREET
is continuing the demonstration - of
Barciey Corsets, Silk Lingerie. Hosiery
and complete line of Ladies' Acces
sories at attractive reductions. Monday,
May 8rd, at above address. Come;
bring friends. Refreshments served.
One of Omaha's Down
town Stores is closing out
their entire stock of
Hardware,' Paint and
Groceries.
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Did r you ever go into a store,
ask for. a pair! of hose, and have
the salesman pull out his highest
priced pair to show you? , And then,
because you tell him the price is too
strong, almost refuse to show you any
other kind?
Well, we know ust how you've felt,
and in this store it is different We -carry
PHOENIX HOSE, the best hose
on the market. We carry every grade,
every size, and every shade that
PHOENIX makes, and when you come -here
for hose it is a pleasure for us t&
show you the different grades and
then let you MAKE YOUR OWN ;
SELECTION.
Soma people think it SMART to t.ll th t
highest-priced article they carry. W
believe in giving the customer just what
they want, and we find it pays in the end.
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