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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY,- OCTOBER 14. 1920.
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Society ;
Cards Issued.
Cardi have been issued hv Mr
Mrs. Harvev' ElUwnrtfe Nw.
I A branch for the marriage of their
.. vt:.t..( -., -: . .
J!Ir evening, October 36, at All Saints
. ' ana .nti onae
rwm be at home after December 1 at
iaj south frorty-fourth street.
KimmeULeaQge.
, ' Tat marriage of Miss Edna
Laint of Walnut.' Ia- md G. A.
Khnmel of Omaha took place Mon-
nay evening at the home of the
i groom' sister, Mrs! E. f , Goitiane.
KeV. J. M. Wilson officiated. Mr. and
TMrs. Guinane were the attendants.
5 The couple will be at home at Twen-
. ty-lourth and Emmet streets.
Concert Party.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mickel en
tertained at a party at the Caruso
concert, Tuesday evening. In the
group weTeMr. and Mrs. E. J. Walt
of Lincoln, Rev.-and -Mrs. Titus
Lowe, Messrs. and Mesdames Henry
G. Cox, T. L. Combs, J. H. Ready,
Joseph C Britt of Boone, la.; Mr.
ana Mrs. iaylor. Miss Henrietta
Medlar, Miss Gladys Mickel and R.
v A. Medlar and Mr. Schimrael 'of
Davenport, la. Following the con
cert Mr. and Mrs. Mickel enter
tained at supper for their guests and
' for Miss Alice Miriam and Louis T.
Grunberg, assisting artists at therf
concert , '
To Go to Lincoln
The special maids to the Afc-Sar-,
, Ben queen and the queen. Miss.
Gladys Peters, -will be the guests of
the board of governors at the Ne
v braska-Notre Dame foot ball game
taturaay in Lincoln. This is home
ling day for Nebraska and nun
eroas Omaha parties are planned.
The maids will be entertained at
luncheon at the University farm
, preceding the game. .
Misses Marion's Caver. . Phvllis
Waterman, and Erna Reed will also,
aciena tne game ana win remain tor
the Beta Theta, Pi dancing party
that evening. (
Drama League.
wMrs. Edgar Morsman, chairman
if the Tercentenary poem contest
(In the landing of the Pilgrims, be
ihg conducted by the Drama league,
announces that, owing to th wishes
of high school teachers, the contest
- has been extended until November
15. Mrs. Morsman is being assisted
, by Mrs. Luther Drake and Mrs.-My-ron
Learned. South High school
has entered 100 poems. A prize of
JS.00 Will be awarded for 'the best
-' P?em submitted by a pupil of each
vf ?h school and a prize of $5.00
fcil be awarded for the best of all
?4irns and a prize "of $3.00 for the
tecond bestj,
Surprise Affair.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Morris en
' tertained at a surprise dinner party
it their home Saturday evening, the
occasion being the ninth wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mc
Andrews and the birthday of Mrs.
What's What
By HELEN DECIE .
Clubdom
"AM
Mc Andrews. The euesta were Mr.
-nd Mrs. John D. Carew, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Moore, Mrs. Hannah'
Carew, Misses Mary and. Margaret
Carew and Dorothy McAndrews:
Frank Darda.. John McAndrews,, E.
D. J.
Carew and
Carew.
Bazaar.
Hatizvoh club wilt srve a bazaar
Sunday. October' 17, at the Y. M:
H. A. club rooms, to which the pub
lic is invited. v
Winter Dancing Club.
The first informal dance of the
Winter Dancing dub will be held at
the Blackstone hotel Saturday eve
ning, October 16. '
The "fox pass" is older 'than the
fox trot; nobody has identified the
Mrs. Malaprop who first perpetrated
the mispronunciation of faux pas.
Even speakers who know the
French language thoroughly rarely
use a French phrase in English con
versation. Reputable authors are
equally chary of interlarding their
good English with foreign words,
although accasionallv certain mean
ings can be conveyed more succinct
ly in a familiar French - or Latin
phrase. ' . , '
In the illustration, an imperfectly
educated and pretentious talker is
airing her ignorance of French in
misused expressions of which . she
knows neither the meaning nor the
South Omaha Woman's Club. :
The South Omaha Woman's club
held its first business meeting of
the year Tuesday afternoon at li
brary hall, South Side. Biennial re.
ports were- given by Mrs. Samuel
( Shrinlev.'' resident . Mrs. 'John R.
Hughes reported -on Industrial and
Social Conditions. - Mrs.'-BruceMc-Culloch
and Mrs. Roll Beavers were
elected delegates to .the state con
vention of federated women's clubs
to be held in Fremont, October 26
29. Alternates chosen 'were Mrs.
W. D. Myers and Mrs. D. S.;Clark.
Mrs. Shrigley is a delegate by virtue
of her office. - t
" The program included vocal solos
by Miss Helen Guerjn afld.a reading
by Mrs. John R..Hughes. .-rAv
Seventeen new members .were en
rolled. - i .
Ms. Effie Steen
open a class in eipressidn, forclob,
members, beginning next vWoqneS"-
day. !-.;.:"-x-
Swastika Club. ' . ? '. ,i ,
.The Swastika club met .Tuesday
with Mrs. J. H. Foley. ..Mrs.. CD.
Rosenbery and Mrs. C E." Haines
Kittelson'iiwiU
scribed for her more or less edified
hearers "a '.' stylish tchateo,- (cha
teau, confounded . with ' -chapeau)
which Is "all the Red Jimmy"., (per
haps regime?) "in Paris mflKnery."
pronunciation. She has- just oe-
. Do You Know VIII .
Three Questions a Day for the Housewife,
1. What is pasteurization of milk? . t ,
Z Is skimmed milk satisfactory to use in cooking?
3. Whether tin cooking dishes should be kept bright? ,.'
(These questions will be answered tomorrow by the Housewife.)
Answers to Sunday's Questions. '
I. The banana has the advantage over apples, peaches, pears
and similar fruit in that it is wrapped in a germ-proof .skin, '
2. Orange juice if free from seeds is excellent for even babies ,
but the orange pulp is.not considered suitable for children under
their seventh or eighth year.
3. To free a garment that has been cleaned in gasoline from .its
odor, place it, after it has dried, in a hot place, or press it, wide? a
cloth, until theodor practically disappears. s ,
Problems That Perplex
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BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Ambitious: The' matter of market
trig stories la one whichstroubles even
seasoned writers, so do not be dis
couraged if yotf can't sell yours at
once. Send your stories to magaslnes
which' publish the kind you have
written. I would suggest that you
leave the matter of compensation to
them.
.My Dear- A.V D.: What can
a little child of 12 be think
ing about to ask if ' she ts old
enough to go with boys, attend pub-l!o-
dances and wear her hair in
puffs T We live our lives in periods.
There comes a time when it is right
and advisable for-girls to have boy
company. You - have not reached
that time. 'At your age, one should
be getting plenty of sleep.' outdoor
exercise, learning something about
household . tasks and - studying her
books. If you do-not learn certain
things now you will gothrough life
without them. Isn't there a Camp
Fire organisation in your town? If
not, start one and absorb ts ideals
which' are so ' good for a growing
girl. Be young while you are young
and try to' make yourself fine and
strong for' the years ahead.
Delaware has on!
physicians, six Jn
one in beaford.
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seven : women
ilmington, and
ADVERTISEMENT
- MOTHER!
CaUforoia Syrup of, Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
were guests of the club. Xh ,ie"t
meeting will be in-wo weeks at the
home of Mrs. A. S. Toote.
Purple and White Week.
Central HighchQol will hold its
second annual purple and, white
week November 1. 2 and 3.
The program will include a pa
geant, "The Story of Central High
School," and an exhibit of various
things such as old photographs, cos
tumes, papers, etc . . ', ;
Needle Work Guild.
The Needle Work Guild will hold
its annua), collection and distribution
of garments, for the poor of the city
November 4 and 5, at-the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Twentieth and Doug
las streets.
Calendar.
Minn in Woman' Society Thiim'
day, J. -is p. m., at tha hom of Mr. O.
L. Ollleapl. SOU Newport avanu. s.
Baalaaaa Girl' Iauc Thursday. T:0
fi. m., . man metinf of all mambari of
ciru at ttaa slrla' club house..
Wycho Story Trllert' Leagtie ThurwJay,
i 'JO p. m.. businua meetlnc at thn homo
of the secretary, Ml Agaea McElroy,
HIT Park avenue.
x Amerlcaa War Mothers, Omaha Chap
ter Thursday, I p. m.. Memorial hall,
court house.
O. E. s. KeaaiattAB af Ymtm riiapter
Thursdsy. 1 p. m., Maaoulo Temple. MatMl
Cbrlirtlanson, hostru.
Adah Chapter, O. E. R. Kmulaaiaa
Thursday. 1 o'clock luncheon, at tha hom
ot Mrs. N. M. Qraham.
Appear At Yonr
Best Instantly'
If yon recetva a
caller or aa unexpected In
vl tattoo, yoa caa feel con
fident of always appearing
at your best In but a few
raoawststt nnderstoyoar
skin wondertulty
soft compankm that Is
beyond coraparitoa.
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Accept ''California" SvruD of Fies
tnly look-for lhe""n'ame "California,
on i the package, then you are sure
your child is having . the best and
most harmless physic for the tittle
stomach, livei- and bowels.'Children
love its fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say
"California."
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. C H. WaJrath have
returned from Chicago..
jf Miss ClaraSchneider of Fremont
pent Wednesday ..in Omaha..
MiavD. E. Bradshaw is spending
three weeks in Little Rock, Ark.
Walter Head leaves Saturday for
a short stay in Washington, VD. C
Miss Mary BotkJeft Monday for
Tulsa, OkL, where she wi'l visit rel-
stives.
f Mr. and Mrs. Bert C Hynes an
' Pounce the birth of a daughter, Col
v :n Marie, October o.
' Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Roecker an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
Stewart hospital, Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs, C O. Byara an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Tuesday at he Stewart hospit?L
Mrs. Charles E. Black is in Chi-
visitmg her sister, Mrs. Cotton,
tnd her niece, Miss Halcyon Cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stovel an
nounce the birth of a son, Howard,
jr., Ootober 7, at the Ford hospital.
''""George Liggett of tWca-NeK,
1ia ha been snendinar -several diVS
in Omaha, returnedSfeome, Wednes-
Mrs. T. J. Cantwell and Mrs.
James Crowley and son, James, jr.,
of Hastings are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. WVJ. Donnelly. v
A daughter was born Wednesday
Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles F. Turner
at Stewart hospital. Mrs. Turner was
formerly Ada E. Morris. -
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McLaughlin
ind small daughter and Mrs. Joseph
Martin of Graad Island, are spend
ing a few days here. They are stop,
ping at the Fontenelle.
Misses Winifred DaveJ,t Grace
Knicely and Bonna Luick of Hast
ings spent Tuesday in Omaha. They
were ioined here by Miss Iva Marvel
nd attended the Caruso concert
YT1m Anderson of Alberta. Can
' ida, is now in Omaha and will spend
the winter with relatives. She is
ith her brother, Theodore Ander-
n, and Mrs. Anderson, at present.
Mr. and'Mrs. George Koch, who
bar been in Europe since May, re
turned to Htw xoric uctooer
rr! the Frederick ana win ar-
- m . m I
in Omaha. the utter part ot tnej I
veekj. -. , - -.
fr W. T. McGffl of St Joaeph,
Wo, who has been the guest oi Mrs.
Ford E. Hovey, left Wednesday for
her home. Mrs. Tohn S. Letton, who
I also a guest at the Hovey.'home
leavts Friday for her home in BalU-1
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Thirty-eight years of specialized effort and a
wide experience in the diamond business has
given us the right to claim expertness and au
thoritative judgment It alsoenables us to give
values that are a little better than-can usually
be secured at prevailing prices.
PLATINUM SOLITAIRE $150
-John Henrickson
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Jeweler
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9he HOOVER
the wonderful Electrical Agency of Help for the
Housewife should be in Every Home.
3 MORE DAYS
Before "the Great Hoorer Sale End.
Order one at once, taking advantage of our easy.
terms of
$5.00 down
$5.00 per
month
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Test after test proves the .
Hoover as it beats, as it
sweeps," as it cleans, re
moves ALL dirt, dust and
lint from carpets and
rugs, keeping the rooms neat and cjean at all
times. i .." ' .. .. '
See them on display at the Electric Shop' or
phone Tyler 3100 for a hsme demonstration.
NebraOTPower1 Go.
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Nw Tkati You Have
Heard Caruso Sing
you'll surely vant to hear his wonderful voice
again. And you can hear it whenever you wish
With a Victor 1
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you can have him repeat as often as you like those
.-wonderful arias you enjoyed at his concert. -
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Fifteenth
and Harney
Omaha
The
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Coignmon Fault With
Cooks is to Use' Too
Much Shortening
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NEJ of trie most embarrassing things for r.
'housewife is to have her cake turn out
"heaw" or her oie crust "sotnrv " Not onlv
pi .. ,..- ,' OOe Z t
unsatisfactory to the palate but1 the cause of
' many, people saying: "Pies give me indiges-'
r tion" or "I can't eat pastry."
YSt this is a condition easily avoided.1
' Dont use too much shortening. -
Vou use V toH less Mazola than you need
of either butter-or lard with better results. ,
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If it's pie, Mazola will make tha finest, most
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Or if it's cake both lightness and richness wfllresult
fron? using Mazola. .
And being an oil it is always ready for instant use
no tiresome ''cTeaming-iri.n
This is because Mazola is an absolutely pure vege
table fat from an edible source. It is 100 fat con
tains no moisture as is contained in butter and lard.
Once youxy Mazola you will prefer it to laid and
other shortenings.
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V 17 Battery Place, New YariA
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The ttf eit, tie bandtomeit, tha most .
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alajertic Eectrie Heater terra yo in any part et the ,
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turn of tha awitet
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YOU WILL PREFER IT TO LARD AND COMPOUNDS
A (BEAR OIL
for HAIR
AN INDIAN'S SECRET
Oat af the potent tamdiaiai ft
Katalka (br tbe hair If itcnln. tMr
d. Thtra ar .otiur actln IsfTedlaiia
sot toond In any ettwr batr mpara
' tli. Ketalao bat nccMd In nany
caaw or kawaaat. faiuna tair and
aaairatt wbni entr oUmt hair kUoa r treat,
seat Ma jaond futile. 1300 araatea. Arnaa.
int faralta ia cue considered aopaleat. Vta
atvM'ajue.a kaM liHl
Wfcr bMom. or raealn Nil If yoa can erow
halrf . If .then han obtaloed a new trawth ar
haw eooooered dandraS. or topped falUnf hair
Ihnmh Koulko.' r ma mr tf Oct a. box
tt KOIALKO at aay any era, rtera; .r trod ia
eenta attrer or iuan, for BJIOCBU&I with
BOOr BOX of KoUlko to
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All drug stores are now supplied
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all you have to do to get rid of
that cold la to step into the nearest
drug store, hand the clerk half a
dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and
tell him to Serve you two teaspoon
fnls with four t eaapoonf uls -of water
In a glass. With your watch in your
hand, take the drink at one swallow
and call for your money back in two
minutes If you cannot feel your cold
fading away like a dream within the
time limit. Don't be bashful, for all
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When your cold or cough la re
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-Oat ol Sorfs-Bive No Appetite
Yoar Liver Is Slaggisb
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ana gtw n- 4l
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Superfluous Hair Now
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an instantaneooa method, and so thoronft
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