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Life I not to short but that th.rt is always tiat for
courtety.
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Society
, W. W. Club Luncheon.
'Mrs. John Morrison and Mrs.
Charles F. Gruenig will entertain
, the members of the W. W. club at
luncheon Wednesday, 1 o'clock, at
. the Flatiroh, followed by an Or-'
K pbeum party.
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Cast your bread upon the. waters?
. Omaha lid. For it shall return after
'' many days. And it has," . v
Last December there was a sale of
'.(Christmas seals. At the time we
.,' were told that the proceeds would be
" used right here in Omaha to further
the anti-tuberculosis work to help'
"double-cross" tuberculosis. (A
double cross is the sign of the work.)
The money then collected is now
paying for two nurses and a Ford
sedan in Omaha. The nurses are on
the staff of the Visiting Nurs; as
sociation. Until May 1, 6nly one
such nurse has been at work. Miss
Myrtle McGirr., The new worker is
Miss Josephine Albright of David
City.
Luncheon for Recent Bride,
i Mrs. John Morris of Fort Crook
entertained at luncheon at the Mor
ris quarters Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Thomas Christian, formerly
Miss Grace Hughes of Council
Bluffs. Covers were also placed for
Mesdames W. L. Phillips, George
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312 South 18tn St. Tyler 1011
Van $tuddiford, Ben Wade, Lloyd
iook, Aipna rrye ana Misses Anne
Beasley and Dorothy White.
.Tea for Visitors.
Mrs.. R. J. Dinning entertained in
formally at a tea at her home Satur
day afternoon in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Charles Voegele. Mr. and Mr.
Voegele, who have been spending
several days here, ; left Tuesday
evening f6r their home at Mansfield,
Ohio..
i Updike Dancing Club.'
The Updike Dancing club will give
a dancing party Friday evening. May
14, at Druid hall, Twenty-fourth and
Ames. The affair will be for Up
dike employes only.
' Birthday. v
Mr. Fhilip Schmidt celebrated his
80th birthday on Saturday. A party
was given in his honor, at which his
wife, six children, 40 grandchildren
and IS great-grandchildren -were
present.
Federation
Notes
The Sutton Bay View club closed
a very successful season Monday,
April ?6. Reports of the year's work
were given by omcers and committee-
chairman. Mrs. Charles M.
Brown, retiring president, cave the
following report: Average attend
ance, 14. Number of meetings held,
IS. Number of out-of-town euests.
4. Number of local guests, 2. Number
of social and study meetings com
bined, 2. Number of memberships
vacated by removal from ttfwn, 2.
Philanthropic work, one French or
phan supported at a cost of $36.50;
the money subscribed from members
only. Study topics, Americanism,
Citizenship, Trazel, Book Reviews
and Debate. .
At the tlosing meeting of the
History and Art club of Seward, for
the season of 1919-20, Saturday, May
1, the club decided to contribute $50
to further the work of relief in the
near east. Mrs. W. S. Williams was
hostess. The .officers for the oast
year were Mrs. M. A. lV. Davis,
president; Mrs. H. N. Colman, vice
president; Miss Flora Brandee, sec
retary and Mrs. C A. Bemis, treas
urer. . ,
Woman's Civic Club of Ausley. -
iThe newly organized Woman's
Civic club of Ausley has elected the
following omcers for the enstiing
year: Mrs. C. J. Stevens, president;
Mrs. D. W. Thomson, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Jessie F. Knapp, record
ing secretary; Mrs. S. B. McKenty,
correspondent secretary, and Mrs.
H. Schmid, treasurer. The club has,
a membership of 20. ,
Shenandoah Club. .
Mrs. T. R. Cooke, assisted by Mrs.
William Simpson, entertained the
members of the Shenandoah club at
a May day luncheon at her home
Saturday. A tiny May pole wreathed
in flowers formed the centerpiece.
Mrs. T. L. Grange Jay, a well
known 'American society woman,
who is collecting funds in England
for the.Y. M. C. A., is greatly aided
in her work by her pet monkey. '
Table Belongings.
The hostdss who would be smart
and modern must keep up all the
latest notions anent table service and
food garnishing. A square meal
well cooked is well enough in its
way; more important vastly more
important is the service thereof
and a few lieht edibles nerfertlv
served will give that hostess a high
er reputation among her women
friends at least than any amount
of good food minus the little
touches that bespeak up-to-dateness.
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Omaha Chapter. American War Mnthrro
Kensington Club Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. E. Weyerraan, 10H , South'
Twenty-seventh! street. Mesdames E. R.
Craig-, C. E. Good and M. W. Doherty will
assist. .
Ladles' Auxiliary to Clan Gordon
Wednesday, S p. m., with Mrs. Thomas
Meldrum, 2120 Evans street.
W. W. Club Wednesday, 1 o'clock,
luncheon. Mrs. John Morrison, hostess.
Alpha Cbl Omera Wednesday after
noon, at the home of Mrs, Harry Weller.
Omaha Business Woman's League
Wednesday evening. Hotel Loyal, dinner,
6:15 p. m followed by short program.
Miss Mabel Warner Rugg, character
analyst, will be the speaker. Miss draco
Rowland will give a report ot I he Fed-
What Will Be the Next
Foible of Omaha's
Smart Set?
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"Movies " in the home" seems to
be the next fad which will be adopt
ed by Oniahans.', The day will soon
be here when we may simply turn
to a machine which stands in an in
conspicuous place in the home and
without any effort see our favorite
tragedian or comedian in the seclu
sion and quiet of our own domiciles.
Instead of an orchestra to follow the
picture,' there will, no doubt, be ylc
trola records planned for each pic
ture and not a single particle of en
joyment will be, lost htrough the in
novation. Tlii Rho Sigma fraternity of the
University of Nebraska Medical col
lege is one of the few places where
such a machine may be found. It
is the property of one of the alumni
members of the . fraternity and
through his courtesy the active
members have . the benefits of it.
One of the young men operates it
and when time hangs heavy, a movie
enlivens the occasion. Saturday eve
ning, May 1, the fraternity gave a
house dance and the most novel fea
ture of the evening were two com
edies which were shown to the
guests. . .
erated Business Women's clubs conven
tion, which was held In Lintoln last
month. , ,
Clio Club Wednesday. 1 p. m., Twen
tieth annual birthday luncheon, with Mrs.
O. A. Scott, Election of officers.
Musln Department, Omaha Woman's
Club Wednesday, 1 p. m., meeting of.
the executive oa,'d. Regular meeting,
3:30 p. m., Y. W. 0 A. Annual reports
will be read, an. plans for Jt year's
work , will be discussed. All those ex
pecting to join the chorus next year afe
invited, to attend this meeting.
Comus Club Wednesday afternoon, wltlf
Mrs. D. W. Tlllolson, S201 Fowler avenue.
Correct Diction Class Wednesday,
p. m., Y. M. C. A., studio of Prof. Edwin
Puis. V. '
Omalta Business Woman's League
Wednesday uvenlng, Hotel Loyal, dinner,
:15 p. m., followed by short program. ,
Benson Presbyterian Aid Society
TOAHnearia v .ftnmnnl with Aft". C. V.
Wolfe, 6644 Corby street.
Benson' Methodist Aid Society Wednes
day afternoon, with Mrs. H. Davey. Mrs.
Harry Keed will assist. v
Applied Psychology (lass Wednesday, (
p. m 802 Patterson block. Subject, "The
Psychology ol Memory." xne aisoussion is
open to all. i
Parent-Teachers' Club Wednesday, t p.
m., at Yates school. '
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Nash Cartan, who
have been visiting Mr. and MrsL.
C. Nash, left Tuesday for tfteir home
at San Francisco. -vV-,1-'
Mr. and Mrs Herman Kountzc,
who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs.
C T. Kountze, left Tuesday eve
ning for their home in New Vork
City. v , "
Mrs. E. C. Turner of Port Huron,
Mich., who is visiting-Mr, and Mrs.
J. . Davidson at the Blackstone, is
slightly ill. . '
Dr. J. P. Lord, "who has been at
tending the meeting of the American
Medical association in New Orleans,
has returned to Omaha. Mrs. Lord,
who accompanied him, will remain
for one moiUh's visit -with their
daughter,) Mrs. Roger Troup
Vaughn, in Chicago.
Miss Lillian L'Esperance, who has
been ill for several- weeks at the
Swedish Mission hospital,), leaves
Wednesday for her home, at Dead
wood, S. D. She1 will be accom
panied by her sister, Mrs. P. J. Con
nelly of Shoshoni, Myo., who has
been visiting Mr. anilMrs. J. A.
Bender, i V
Mr. and . Mrs. J. E. Clark have
taken a cottage at Lake Manawa
for the summer. .
Mrs. J. W. Christie and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, returned home Sun-'
day from Florida, where they spent
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the winter! , ,
Mrs. George Doaue, who Has ill
for a short time, has been recovered
for the past 10 days. J
Leland M. Wo'oters returned Sat
urday from DesMoines, yhtn he
and Mv. Wooters have spent the
past three weeks. Mrs. Wooters will
return to Omaha late in the week.,
Glenn Mason of Washington, D.
C, is expected in Omaha Wednei'
day. , ,. .; ; . 'v
Mrs. Joel Pomerene, who has been '
visiting Mrs. George Van Studdiford
a't Fort Crook, hat returned to', heij
home in Lincoln. " .
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