THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1920.
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Will Appear Hp re
In Co.ncert
Shortly
Zanco di Priiuo, dramatic tenor.
id his talented Kusslun wife, pianist.
Wite to friends in Omaha that they
. expect tp appear here in concert in
the very near future. They have
been touring the Vacific coast states,
wncre warm appreciation has been
OIVM Th nut: Pncl.tnt.lKrrm.
tcr oi uciooer m says ot tnem:
"Seattle patrons of music who
tlironped.thc Metropolitan theater to
hear Sergio Zanco, Italian dramatic
tenor, and his Russian wife, Mme.
Eugenie di Primo, pianist, in con
cert, witnessed last eveninsr. some
$ thing in the way of a triumph. Both
musicians, who appeared under the
auspices of the Italian Commercial
club, gave evidence of. accomplish
ment in their particular field of en
deavor that brought them back upon
the stage time and time peain to
! acknowledge the plaudits of an en-
inusiasiic audience.
"What her husband does vocally
Mme. di Primo accomplishes instru
mentally. Under her fingers the key
board becomes like the genii of the
vase pliant to the will of a master.
There is no striving after effect, the
technique ofc-fno pianist is too perfect
for that, but there is the poise which
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tones are felt rather than heard, and
the mediumship ot tjie instrument is
scarcely realiied. Mrae di Primo and
Signer Zaaneo responded to encores
including half the numbers on their
program.
What's What
' By HELEN DECIE
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife
Walking is the most healthful of
all exercises, and our glorious In
dian summer weather is ideal for
"hiking" parties. But the walkers
ought to be suitably attired; espe
cially should they be sturdily shod.
The .young woman delineated is
obliged to cut short a pleasant aut
umnal ramble because with her cor
rect tailored costume she is wear
ing shoes neither correct nor com
fortable slippers with French heels
designed for ballroom wear, but
worse than useless for a pedes
trienne. Not all women can wear flat heels,
it is true, for the high-arched foot
requires a shoe to correspond. A
sensible compromise in that case is
the Cuban or military heel, which,
though fairly high, is straight, and
properly placed beneath the natural
heel of the foot
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Personal
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Mrs. Charles Mjfrple returned
Monday from an eastern trip.
Mrs. Agnes Feiske of Platte Cen
ter, Neb., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Gruenther.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm re
turned Monday evening from an ex
fended tour of the Orient.
Mrs. C. H. Goulden of Montreal,
Canada, arrived Sunday to be the
guest of her father, J. A. Mackenzie,
and her sister, Mrs. D. Durran.
The formation of the first chap
ter of American Indian War Moth
ers has just been formed at Fort
Yates, North Dakota.
Why Betty Kane Sent for Madgt.
I went around in what my little
mother would have termed a "daze"
for the rest of the day, following
my astonishing'interview with Dicky
concerning my experience with Rita
Bj-own. I had been shown an en
tirely new phase of my husband's
character, and I was not quite cer
tain whether or not I liked it. T
, Dicky's rages I had seen frequent
ly, so often, in fact, that they had
ceased to make me- suffer much, had
became annoying or amusing;, as
circumstances might direct. His
volatile moods, his utterly irrespon
sible boyish tricks, had long since
become an ordinary routine.
I had wondered sometimes if he
would ever grow up, and here,, over
night, as it were, I found a mentor,
a judge, in the place of the irrespon
sible boyish husband I had known.
My Peter Pan I Had he grown up
ar last? Would I never again feel
the mixture of annoyance and
thrilled admiration which his pranks
gave me? With a humorous little
recollection of the nonsense he had
mixed with his grave lecture, I
realized that Dicky's chief charm
would stay with him always.
But I think it was given me in that
Clubdom
Needlework Guild.
The Needlework guild will hold a
business meeting at the Scottish Rite
cathedral Thursday at 10:30 a. m.
The garments collected, to be dis
tributed among local charities, will
be on exhibition all day Friday at
the Scottish Rite cathedral,, Niner
teenth and Douglas streets. The
exhibit is open to the public Tea
will be served.
Thursday? Clubs.
Omaha Jnnlor lVeague Thursday, 10
a. m.F Blackstono hotel. .
IlfvduHHft'u Society Thursday, 2:30 p. m..
Lyric building, Nineteenth and Farnam
streets.
Benson Woman's Club Thursday after
noon with Mrs. John Calvert, 2910 North
Sixty-third slreet.
Omaha Woman's Club, Home Economics
Department Thuixday, 10 a. m., T. W.
fC A. Mrs. R. L. Franz, leader. , ,
Needle Work finlld Thursday, collec
tion of garments for charities, Scottish
Kite cathedral. Twontleth and, Douglas
street..
r. K. o. Sisterhood, Chapter K Thurs
day, 1 o'clock luncheon at the home ot
lr. Stanley Green, 1915 Emmat street.
Business meeting following luncheon. Mrs.
J. A. Bryans, assistant hostess.
Omaha Woman's Club, Art Department
Thursday. 2:15 p. in., T. W. C. A.. Mrs.
George B. Darr will speak on "Art in.
Venice." Mrs. W. F. Maloney will have
charge of the program. Mrs. Avery Lan
caster, department leader. -V
inoment to know that his volatile
boyishness would be his only as an
adjunct to his character, not as an
integral part of it, as it had seemed
to me to be. There came to me, too,
a realization that I must readjust
myself to this new state of affairs,
and with the realization came the,
knowledge of a strange, new feel-i
ing for my husband dawning within
my consciousness.
A Strange Summons.
I had loved Dicky wildly, pas
sionately, have intensely admired his
talerits, have been extremely angry
at him, foolishly jealous of him, but
looking pack over my married life,
I do not know I am ashamed to
admit it even to myself that I ever
have really respected his judgment
and common sense as a wife ought
to be able to do.
I wondered in these hours of read
justment if the fault had been one
of perception, on my part or of real
Jack in Dicky. Had he suddenly
grown to man's mental stature, or
had my eyes been selfishly, foolish
ly blinded all these years?
I had plenty of leisure for my in
trospection 'and retrospection, for
Dicky disappeared shortly after he
had taken me back to the house, and
remained away for the rest of the
day. ' Mother- Graham declared ir
ritably that she knew he was still
looking up real estate agents, and
her speculations as to his probable
reasons for so doing were the only
disturbing currents in the even flow
of my day until the late afternoon,
when a small boy appeared at the
door with a note addressed to me
ir1i prim, angular chirograph'.
"Whoever in the world can be
writing to you?" my mother-in-law
inquired curiously, and I felt her
keen eyes upon me, as with a mut
tered word of apology I tore the
note open.
Betty Kane's Mystery.
"It is from Betty Kane," I said, as
I glanced at the signature, and then
began to read the short note.
"Betty Kanel She's the crippled
girl who runs the tea room, isn't
she?" Mother Graham queried next,
and I nodded an assent without
speaking, for I was absorbed in the
message which Betty Kane had
written.
"Dear Mrs. Graham," it began.
"Will you please, if possible, run in
to see me today some time between
5 and 6? There is something here
which I think you ought to see. Very
cordially yours. Betty Kane."
"Why don't you read it aloud?"
my mother-in-law queried impatient
ly, and I did so, though with a queer
little feeling of reluctance, as though
the message were something which
concerned me alone.
""She's probably got something
there she wants to sell you," Mother
Graham commented tartly when I
had finished. "They always see you
coming, Margaret, in every town you
lalid. I suppose, however, it won't
do any harm to go over and see what
she wants. It must be terrible to
have that affliction."
I smiled tenderly at the quirkiness
of my mother-in-law. I knew that
she would be as eager as I to aid
Betty Kane in any way, but she must
have her caustic comment first.
I dressed hastily for the hour the
crippled woman had named was near
at hand and walked swiftly to the
little tea room. I found it filled with
guests, sipping tea and munching the
little cakes for which Betty Kane's
hands were famous.
She wheeled her chair to meet me
as soon as she could leave Ker other
guests, and I saw with surprise that
her usually placid face was lined
with worry.
"Please make an excuse to stay
until the rest are gone," she whis
pered. "I must see you alone."
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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The hardy fern with glossy leaves
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than the delicate fernlike ferns. It
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atmosphere of a house, and so one
should select only the hardiest for
table decoration.
It is well to be We that there are '
enough holes in the receptacle in
which the fern is planted to afford
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rents thrive best in a moist atmos
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Have a case made of four pieces of
window glass(set in a wooden frame,
sufficiently large to cover one or
more ferns , without brushing their
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the leaves (do not pour water on the
soil in this instance) plentifully with
water place the case, which has no
bottom, over the fern and allov it
to remain thus over night. In .the
morning take the fern out and pfcee
near an open window for a few min
utes, so that it may "breathe" the
fresh air. A small glass showcase,
a large glass bowl or an aquarium
would, of course, serve the same pur
pose. Scientific Meals
A practical guide in planning
meals is to allow, daily about three
and one-half ounces of protein for a
young or middle-aged man, of aver
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amount of muscular work. It is ad
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a variety of food.' such as meat, fish,
eggs, wheat and dairy products.
Dye Materials
Where there are many children in
a family it is economy to do cousid
erablc dyeing. Many a faded mus
lin can be made to appear in a fresh
color. Light evening frocks can be
dyed a darker shade and serve for
school or afternoon wear. Remem
ber to dye at the -Mine time any ex
tra piece of material to serve for al
tering or patching, as it is almost
impossible to match a dyed material.
Dinner Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Trait Ilarwood en
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complimentary to Jmfge R. W. Pat
rick. Others present wee Judge and
Mrs. A. M. Post and Charles Payne
of Chicago.
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