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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1920)
-t- THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, l n (3 Society Soucie-Michaelson. The narriage of ifiss Mabel Michaelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Michaelson, and tfalph Soucie took place Saturday, August 28, at the home of 'the bride's sister, Mrs. J. B. Massey. .Rev. Reese offi ciated. The couple are now at home at the Morris apartments. Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. McGilton an nounce the engagement of their niece, Miss Charlotte Williams, to Eugene F. Clark of Kansas City, Mo. No date has been set for the wedding, but it will pjrobably be an event of. the near future. For Bride-to-Be. N Miss Margaret Williams enter at a bridge party and kitchen tiowtfr at her home Tuesday after noon, in honor of Miss Florence lussell. the fiancee of Alfred Mun ger. Twelve guests attended. Miss Esther Cotter will entertain t .1 luncheon at the Blackstone Thursday for this September bride. Ln'r.ezs Woman's League. The first mcctng of the Omaha Business Woman's league for the fall season will be" held Wednesday svenirig at the Loyal hotel. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock and will be followed by a short program. Community singing will be led by C. W. Gardner, and C. L. Sykes will sneak on "Advertising." The League of Women Voters will send two speakers, to discuss the constitu tional amendments, one of whom will be M. A. Hall. An invitation is extended to all business women. The officers jf the Business Woman's league, which was organ ized. last February, are Mrs. Ray C. Wiljiams, president; Miss Mary Sturgeon, vice president; Mrs. Urooke Rimmerman. secretary, and Mrs. Leona Sweetman, treasurer, H While in the east Mrs. Williams visited the Boston . Business Woman's club and .the Cleveland club and has' many new ideas to pre sent before the Omaha club during the coming season. Plans are being made for a big membership drive, and the league hopes to have its own club rooms this year. Second Club District Will Give' Benefit Bridge griday. Many a tinning dollar has bridge won for charitable coffers. On the wave of a strong revival of this ab sorbing game comes the announce ment that the Second district, Ne braska Federation of Women's Clubs, will give a bridge and 500 party in the grill room of the Ath letic club Friday afternoon at 2:30 for the purpose of raising money to pay off a pledge which the district made . to, the general federation magazine. "Kitchen necessities will be given for prizes," according to Mrs. L. M. Lord, president of . the district. Refreshments f will be ( served. - There are 12 federated clubs in the Second district, the five, in Omaha beingr the Omaha Woman's, Benson, Dundee, South Omaha and Omaha Vidian's Railway Mail Service. What's What - By HELEN DECIE , French women and English wom- en rarely wear palpably precious stones in daylight and many Ameri- can women ioiiow ineir sensiDie ex ample. But some who should know better wear at all hours jewelry in profusion such as an old time west ern, saloonkeeper's wife might have exhibited in proof that she' was "real . rich.". ' - A modest string of pearls, real or, simulated, and opaque gems, tur : cjuoise, jade, agate, etc., may be worn in the afternoon, although some women prefer the translucent semi-precious stones such as ame . thyst and topaz. Diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and "ropes" of-pearls be long to the "evening, when their ' splendor is most effective. In these days of social uhrestj it is not only bad taste, but bad sense, to make public exhibition of a fortune in jew elry. ; . . 1 Mf -Ti- I ft, if Compkxiott Dalteately oft and roflntd . It tho compl.xion aided br Nadine Face Powder Thli exquisite beautlflef im parts aa indefinable charm a charm and loveliness which a d a r throughout the dar' and linger la the meiuo.'y, Its cool nets la rtltathlnc, and it cannot harm the ten 1 derost skin. Sold in Its (reed boa et leading toilet counters or by -60c. NATIONAL TOILET CO, PARIS. TKNN, U. i, A. 1 II mall IE I If tVLla. 0 m If I Tl mwem a- aaw S- " ' "hold by Sherman aV McCennell Drue Stores and Other Toilet Counters. Personal Mrs. R. C. Hayes is still confined to her home with a sprained ankle. A son was born August 28 to Mr. and Mrs. John Stuzell at the Stewart hospital. - Mr. and Mrs. A. Schneider an nounce the birth of a son on August 29 at the Stewart hospital. Miss Virginia Barker will leave late in September for Baltimore, where she will attend St. Timothys school. - Mrs. R. J. Mitten, Mrs. Roy Weth ercll and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nesbit of Tekamah were Omaha visitors Monday. - Miss Margaret Williams leaves October IS for New York City, where she will continue her vocal studies under George Hamlin. 'Mr. and Mrs. George Laier and Miss Nan Murphy, who spent the summer' at Santa Barbara, Cal., re turned home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Thomas Dugher returned last week from Beemcr, Neb., where she visited her daughter, Mrs. George McNamara. , ' Miss Katherine Geddes, who has been the guest of Mrs. John U. Loomis, will leave Thursday for her home at Toledo, O. . - Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dickey, who have spent the summer at Clear Lake, la., will return in a few days and take an apartment at Hunter Inn for the winter. . Mis Gertrude Young, who is en route to her home in New York from Colorado, where she spent the summerj is stopping; with Dr. and Mrs. G) A. Young. She will leave Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Houston. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Nesbit and Mrs. Grace Houston and two children of Tekamch and Mrs. A. L. Carson of Huntington, Ind., are spending sev eral days in Omaha. They are stop ping at the Conant. Problems That Perplex Answered By BEATRICE FAIRFAX remela: Since you live In the country you doubtless have a great deal of outdoors. Have an outdoor party by all means. The lawn may be converted into a regular Japanese garden with lan terns which you can rent at your drug stores. Food may be served at little tables. Hot chocolate, sand wiches and little cakes make nice refreshment for an outdoor . party. An Interesting way to spend the evening Is to play old-fashioned games. Announce the 'party as an old-fashioned one and ask your eld erly friends to tell you of old-fash-loned games which would be suit able. ' ' Get an old victrola or talking ma chine and dance the Virginia reel or one of those old-fashioned circle dances to complete the fun. Brown-Eyed Maid I am sorry, but we cannot undertake to be re sponsible for a-correspondence be tween people we do not know. It would . no doubt be all right in your case, but when we "Introduce" men and women we like to know some thing about them, and we know nothing of this baclielor. . ; " Elghtecn-Year-Old Girl: A girl of your age is of legal age, and has a Secret of These "Dog Days" Eliminate poisons and congestion from stomach and bowels with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin TERE is no time of the year when people should be more careful of their diet than during: the hot summer months, but unfortunately it is the season of greatest carelessness. Cold foods, ices, unripe and overripe fruits are goon followed by cramps, heartburn, indigestion, constipation. Do not wait until you have a splitting headache, but when you find yourself getting bilious and constipated, that very night take a teaspoonful of Egyp tian Senna and Pepsin, which is sold In . drug stores under the name of Dr. Cald ; well's Syrup Pepsin. By morning your bowels will be relieved and the conges tion gone. Then be cautious at meal time for a few days and you will have no further trouble. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a com bination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that has grown la great publie favor for thirty years. We know of many thousands of households that are never without a bottle. Mr. Eugene McManus of Manayunk, Pa., was very Free IK.. Tor a free Mm 8 million potties were bought at drug stores Phone Douglas 3940, WEDNESD A Y SPECIA LS 7 ; ; 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.62 25 lbs. Granulated Sugar $4.04 50 lbs. Granulated Sugar $8.04 Ankola Coffee, per lb... 55 Whiteear Brand Assorted Preserves, per jar... 42 Largs cans J. & M. Pine apple, 3 i:ans for. .1.29 Large cans J.' & M. Bartlet Pears, 3 cans for. .1.47 Mail orders given prompt Pricj f flBl5t.KU6iWrU)Ell2A AMD All PAIrjr HOLDING A HUSBAND '.- Adele Garrison's New Phase of ' Revelations of a Wife The Reason Dicky Hurried Away on an Errand. "Mandyl" My mother-in-law's voice sounded crisply outside the door of my room". "Where can we get breakfast in this place?" Dicky winked at me mischievously and lowered his voice to a discreet whisper when he spoke. "You're goingr to get the doc's pre scription all right. Did you ever see anything like the way he managed her?. He had her eating out of his hand' like a little canary." "He is certainly a diplomat," I whispered back, straining my ears for Mandy's answer. I was so hun gry that .but one subject in all the world interested me, and that was the beefsteak I had been promised by Dr. Paige. Mandy's first . reply had been a murmured "Um-m," which later on we learned was her invariable pre lude to every answer she made to any query. As Dicky paused she had evidently decided on her reply. "There ain't no butcher in dish yer town, ,.Mis', Graham, but maybe Mis' Lukens kin tell yon how to git some. She generally gits hers down Aber deen way." And Aberdeen was three miles dis tant! My already sharpened appetite gave another whet to its edge at this threatened delay, but I was compelled to .pay attention to Dicky, whose voice grew normal as mother moved out of earshot down the hall, evidently in quest of Mrs. Lukens. "Diplomat!" he snorted. "Machia velli 'had nothing on this lad. . He ought ' to have been over in Ver sailles, and then gone from there to the United States senate. The politi- right to go to places of her own free will,-' If she is living at home with her parents, she owes them, not. only some consideration . for Lher living, but also the courtesy and any age ought to give. Your let ter sounds as though your parents were unreasonable, but sometimes girls of your age are not as con siderate for others as they should be. Are you? Older Sister: We sympathize with you in , the misconduct of your younger sister and, sad as it is, must advise you that there is little you can do. Her mother is the one who should control her. Use whatever Influence you have in the right dl rectlon. but as a sister, you cannot expect to control your sister. From what' you say, I should thlpk your mother- ought to take some severe measures. . Don't Be a Coward. Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee: I have been going to see a young lady for some time and now feel that I no longer care for her company. Can you advise me of the best man ncr to discontinue my calls without hurting her feelings? I know she cares greatly for me. PERPLEXED. You'll have to hurt her feelings. Don't be a coward and try to "side' step" all responsibility. You can't avoid paying for everything in this world of ours. You're tired of the girl.- You must either act a lie or hurt her. And if hurting her causes you discomfort, don't you think you ought to pay anything lor your nek leness? Write her a note statins frankly the facts. Energy DR. W. B. CALDWELL In hit 92nd yar dyspeptic until be patronized his drnc gist for a bottle of Syrup Pepsin, and now he can retain and digest whatever he eats; he is sleeping sounder, gslning in weight and strength and is in all re spects feeling better than in years. Jast get yourself a bottle of Dr. Cald well's Syrup Pepsin at a drug store and see the great good it will do you. Yr Millions of people of M ages suffer from occasional or chrome constipation. Let them send name and address to Dr. W. B. Caldwtll. n e ...... i! hlfotr nfU:. ..J..l r r last year, the largest sale Jntt uirli Courtney BIdg. Sirloin Steak, lb...35-.40 Round Steak, per lb.. ..30 Lamb Chops, per lb 25 Veal Stew, per lb.. ..121a Veal Chops, per lb 25 No. 1 Hams, per lb 35 attention. Write for our Lit i cal troubles of the world would have ended right there." I smiled lazily at him. "Isn't it queer he should turn out" The Mystery of Jim Paige. "To be Tim Paige?" Dicky inter rupi'ed. , "Oh, T don't know I Every body is related to everybody else down' here the old southern famil ies, I mean. Of course, this is a tourist town, with people from every state in the union represented. But Aberdeen, where this chap comes from, is a typical southern town." I made him no answer. My wmmm i I. -'..-V mi The perfect illum ination provided by Westinghouse Mazda Lamps creates a bright, . cheerful, prosper ous atmosphere whether the store itself be large or small. WESTTNGIIOU! iMAZDA LAMPS THE NELSON COMPANY Artistic Uf htlnr ' Fixture and Elac- tric Household Appliaivas. 406 So. 15th St. Douglas 7649. Ntxt Door to Orpheum. UseCuticura Talcum To Powder and Perfume An ideal face, skin, baby and dusting powder. Convenient and economi cal, it takes the place of other per fumes. A few grains sufficient SuaaU taaartMaratan. Addreas: "OaMena UWnMrUaJkqt.tir.kUM.MUu." SoMtrt yWt. SoapMc. Om traaot 2S and ftOc. Talcum Sc. SsVCuticBra Sop ahava. withoat muf . Ti Hi i. mm thoughts were busy with his first words. "Jim" Paige. How had he known that this physician was named "Jim." Besides, the way he spoke the name told me intuitively that 'the doctor was a personality of which he had known before. His appearance at this time was, I was sure, at least the second chapter in Dicky's knowledge of him. The fantastic conviction that the big doctor had some romantic con nection with the life of Edith Fair fax came back to me, but I had no time for speculation, for Mother Graham's flurried entrance effectual ly put both thought and conversa tion, except on one subject, to rout. Discovery is Threatened. "Richard," she said excitedly. "You- must telephone Maj. Grant land immediately." "Why the rush " her son demand Sold by Electrical, Hardware and Department Stores and Electrical Companies C9 n ed lazily. "What's the tieah ojd boy- done now? Are tlu'rc' any of the spoons missii'g?" "Please don't display any more congenital idiocy than you can pos sibly help," she ' snapped. "That doctor has ordered beefstr-ik for Margaret, and there isn't any nearer than Aberdeen pr Cedar Crot Mrs. Lukens suggests that as the major will no doubt drive oyer this morn ing, he would be very glad to bring a steak with him. So hurry up and telephone him or he may start." An ugly flush mounted to my husband's forehead, and his voice was metallic as he answerd his mother's request. "I'll be switched." he nnde the lame substitution at the ripht of his mother's shocked face, "If I'll do anything of the sortl Lock here, mother., 1 haven't lost any of my faculties yet, and I still possess the American Beauty THE BEST IRON MADE An TbericanDeaiiy" costs a little more at first. All really good things do. But the best is always the cheapest in. the end. 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He snatched up his hat and coat and left the room without deigning a goodby to cither ol vs. My mother-in-law looked at . me with surprised annoyance written on her face. , ' "I'll warrant you anything," she said, "that he will order a taxi and go himself to Aberdeen for hat steak. Goodness only knows what it will cost him! Of course, in one wav, . I don't blame him he does dislike that jackan.tpes of a major so." Her tone pointedly told me that I, and I alone was to blame, not only for Dicky's dislike of Maj. Grant land, but for his extravagance, and 1 1 n mm mm mi Mm m rDiStu for everything el:.e unpleasant that had happened within the last day of two. But I felt no resentment. at the tone or the look which acconn panied it. I have aince learned tha' such ebullitions are simply Mother Graham's way Of letting otf steam. l suppose i a ueuer ue loaning over your things so you c..in have, them ready when you dress," sha went on in matter-of-iact tones, "Have you any other shoe with you than these under the bed? They're hardly suitable for tramp ing through that sand." She stooped for the shoe, in ori, . of which I had hidden the handker chief containing the pieces of torif telegram, v ' (Continued Tomorrow.) W Everybpdyih 51 lira 11 a. m. u mmj-M. our-Budge Plan! For rich and botrs! rich! the Budget! Plan works benefits! with everybody's im come. It scientificaUy allots a portion of that in. come to the Neiwj Edison. It brfriwD you theNcV'iasi3N today. - ' 2&NEWEDB0I '.; The rkematntkmUk SmtK People, who can ford to pay aor KwEdisanUh3s3imri sum.arc taldiMr ad-ln vantage of cqftadWp , X 1BU. 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