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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDIS'KSUA, .NUVKA1BEH 10, 1J2U. 11 Society American Legion. At the American Legion dance at the Municipal Auditorium Thursday evening, November 11, Armistice day, a pageant will be staged at -10 o'clock under the direction of Mrs. Irvinpc Benolken and will last about IS minutes. It will portray the vari ous activities of women overseas and at home during the war. Edith Standevcn will act as Columbia and Emma Hansen is to represent "The Greatest Mother in the World, the Red Crojs." Mrs. H. H. Baldrige is; preparing the Red Cross work .room, which i$ to be a part of the tableau, and the canteen girls who will be in it will be under Mrs., Allan Tukey, formerly Louise Dinning. Sam Reynolds will be chairman of the floor committee. v Supper for Visitors. Mr. and Mrs James Love Paxton entertained at supper at the Omaha club Saturday evening. Their honor puests were Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Whittall of Worcester, Mass., who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Clarke. Mrs. Whittall is , a sister of Mrs. Paxton and Mr. Clarke. - Gordon Clarke, a brother of Mr. Clarke, from Okmulgee, Okl., and Mrs. William McCorkendale of Odebolt, la:, a niece of Mr. Clarke, were also in Omaha during the stay of Mr. and Mrs. Whittall, who left Monday for the east. For Mrs. Saxe. Mrs. C. T. Kountxe entertained at a luncheon of 10 covers at her home Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Martin Saxe of New- York City. V'ho has been spending several weeks at the Fontenelle Mr. and 1 Mrs. Saxe left Tuesday afternoon for their, home. Mystic Fish. Mystfc Fish, the girls' honorary freslynan organization, of the Uni versity of Nebraska, has chosen members for the year. Included in the group are the following girls: Misses Margaret Wattles, Jean Rob erts and Ruth Miller and Miss Inez Peregoy of Council Bluffs. Miss Miller was made president of the Mystic Fish. Kappa A,lpha Theta. The regular monthly meeting of Kappa Alpha Tneta will be held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Al fred Burr. 621 South Thirty-seventh street. Mrs. Clarence Spier will as sist Mrs. Burr as hostess. ' Drama League Not to Sponsor Folk ... Theater. j At a meeting I of the executive :ommittee of the Drama league Tuesday morning at the Fontenelle it was, decided ,not to sponsor the Folk theater financially for the pres ent. Thi Drama league recognize the need of the Folk theater and may make some arrangements for it in the future. Personal J. H. Hansen left Saturday to spend a week i:i Chicago and De- trot. 1 Miss Winnie Smith arrived home Saturday after a three-month trip through tfie south. My. S. R. Rush and daughter. Miss Angeline, who have been spending several weeks here, left Tuesday for their homeja Chicago. Miss Beatrice Coad returned to Omaha Monday after spending a month in the ast following a sum mer trip to Europe. Miss Isabel Harrity of Philadelphia arrives here next week to visit Miss Coad. Mrs. Charles M. O'Leary and son, Charles, who spent the summer in the east, are visiting Mrs. O'Leary's sister here, Mrs. C. F. White. They are enroute to their home' in Los Angeles. Mrs O'Leary was formerly 'Miss Vera Fleming ot umang. fr and Mrs. YV. R. Fordvce. who are with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blun- dell, leave Wednesday for San Fran cisco, where they will reside. They are to be accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. E. J. Tripp, and Mr. Tripp of Sheldon, la., who will re main on the Pacific coast for six months. Clubdom Wyche Story Tellers' League. The Wyche Story Tellers' league will meet Thursday at p. m. at the home of Miss Mary Kreds, 23 St. . Clair apartments, Twenty-third ud Hauiey streets. Keystone Club. The Keystone club met at the ho". of .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zotz mann Saturday evening. Those pres ent were Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Smith. C. C, Witt, J. D. Nod gard, Ernest Segi and J. P. Mu'len. Methodist Foreign Missionary. The annual convention of the Wo man's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal churches of Omaha will be held Thursday and Friday of this week, at Grace Meth odist church, Twenty-fifth and E streets. The convention will open Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. TheVe will be a meeting of the young people Thursday evening. Luncheon will be served in the church at noon sn Friday. Talks will be given by the presi dent, Mrs J. F. Boeye, and Miss Frances Wilson, a graduate Of the Methodist hospital, who has been connected with missionary work in China. Among other features of the program .will be vocal solos by Mrs. C. E. Kullbom. Wednesday Clubt. Frances Wlllard. W. C. T. I'. -Wed t en- flay. 1 p. m., with Mrs. T. R. Ward, 2111 Wirt street. A. C. A. Home Education Section Wednesday. 1:30 a. m., with Mr. Roy HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations of a Wife The Decision Madge Made. "So-you dared." Hugh Grantland's tone was icy as he towered above the man whom I knew only as "Tim." He had given me only the briefest of nods when he hadppeared so abruptly in the doorway of Betty Kane's kitchen,' and ther crept Over me the snubbed-little-girl feeling which I often experience when the officer is intent upon some business. Maj. Grantland has more than most men what Dicky terms a "single track mind," and I saw that in this instance the track was a particularly narrow gauge one. , ' Tim threw me a beseeching glance. '"T wasn't no harm, major." he said, shrinking from the tall officer, whose long, sinewy hand was out stretched toward his coat collar. "The hdy'll tell you it wasn't no harm." "That makes no difference." The hand was tightened on the coat col lar now. "You had your orders from me. You have chosen to violate them. Now you will lake the con sequences. Come along." For a panic-stricken second or two I thought Maj. Grantland meant to inflict physical punishment -upon the man before my eyes. Then I saw that he was simply, impelling him toward the door, and I guessed that the destination of the luckless taxi driver was the nearest jail. I had surmised before that the secret of Huch Grantland' hold over the man was the knowledge he probably possessed of Tim's peccadilloes Curiously enough, in the actual con summation of the thing (he had feared, Tim appeared to Moe the terror of Hugh Grantland which he had exhibited all through his inter view with me. "I guess I'm the goat, all right, all rieht," he said, with rough bravado. "You tell me if I come near the lady you'll put me in stir, and the dame, she hands me the same spiel if I don't deliver her letter for Sunderland, 4914 Webster street. Harold E Ooorre, Inndscnpe gardner, will apeak on "Garden Craft" Comet Diction Class Wednesday. 10:30 p. m., studio of Prof. Edwin Puis, S12 7. M. C. A. v Prances Wlllard W. C. T. W. Wednes day, I p. m., with Mrs. L. B. Webster. SI 72 Spencer street. Ma Slrtna Wednesday, I: JO a. m., with Mrs. H. D. Neoly, 4371 Hamilton street. Miss May Halle, leader. Omaha W. C. T. V. Wednesday, 1 p m . T. W. C. A. Report of delegates to state convention will be given. New gov ernment educational film wfll be shown. Dundee Woman s flub Wednesday, 1 p. m . with Mrs. C. K. Southwell, 412 Daven port street, ' .Mrs. 3. F. Ferguson. - leader, assisted by Mesdames Royal D. Miller and H. A. Wagner. Omaha Woman's Clnb, Mosio Depart mfnt Wednesday, 2 p. m., T. W. C. A. auditorium. Chorus rehearsal, directed by Henry O. Cox; Kpertoire club program. In charge of Edith M. Miller, to be given at 3:15 p. m. Omaha Women Who Have Met Anna Case Like Her Simplicity, A number of Omaha women are looking forward . to the coming of Anna case, soprano, inursoay even ing at the Brandeis in a concert u na iler the auspices of the Tuesday Mu sical club. Mrs. Alvis A. Johnson heard Miss Case in concert at Te qua, O., four years ago and was im pressed with her beauty and charm, her simplicity and wonderful voice. She compares her personality to that of Schuman-Heink. Mrs. Martin Harris heard Miss Case sing in opera, and also heard her at Lake Hopatong, N. J., before her professional debut. - Miss Kathryn Ralston, when ih Chicago two years ago, attended a concert given by this singer, and fol lowing the performance was pre sented to Miss Case. She comments upon the very unaffeoted manner and graciousness of the soprano. Aspirin Then It's Genuine Aspirin it trade mark Bayer Manufac ture Monoacetictcidciter of Salicyiicacid. Nadine Fate Powder (In Cms Box Only) Keep The Complexion Beautiful Soft and velvety. Money back if not en tirely pleased. Nadine is pure end harm less. Adheres until washed oS. Prevents unburn and return of diseoloraUons. Millions ot delighted naers prove Its value. Flesh, Pink, Brunette, White. At keens tsOst cessans. II fsef safest fc. srssul Mc Natioaal Toilet Casnaaay. Parte, Tana. Stores and Other Toilet Counters. Seld by Sherman 4k McConnell Drug SPECIALTY LUMP $12.50 TON . Nie Large Lump All screened. We have but a few cars and will take year order a long a it lattsj CONSUMERS COAL & SUPPLY CO., "Dealer in Good Coal" Douglas 0530 13th and Nicholas her, so what's a fellow to do? And if I have to do a stretch. I'd rather do it because of obeying her than you she's better looking." Maj. Grantland's Demand. He grinned impudently as he spoke," and I wondered at his tem erityHugh Grantland's temper is not to be wantonlv roused without risk but the officer, though he paused at Tim's words and look at him searchingly, gave no evidence of anger. "So she, too, had something on you!" he said grimly. "Well, that explains things somewhat." He paused a moment reflectively, then sooke shrarrjlv. . "Where is the letter? Give it to. me " - . . ' . , Tim looked at me with evident relief at being able to shift re sponsibility. "The lady has it," he said. With a dftcqVrous movement Maj. Grantland shoved him into a chair. "I don't thin,k Lnced to tell you to stav there," he said meaningly. "You don't." Tim answered dryly. I braced myself for the demand I was " sure would come next from Hugh Grantland's lips. And I was not mistaken. He strode toward me, towering above my ehair, holding out his hand. "I cannot tell you how humiliated I am that thi? thing has happened." he said. "I gave you my word that you should not be subjected to my annoyance because of that woman and here you have actually been givJ en a letter from her. Let me have it please, and I will deal with the matter." y Thankful, .indeed, was I that when he had entered the room I had swift ly, unobtrusively crushed the letter into a pocket in my gown. 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