Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 26, 1920, Image 4
Society Chesnut-Pfeiffer. The marriage of Miss Gertrude Pfeiffer and John Cuesnut took place Thursday at high noon at the home ot the bride a mother, Mrs. William I'feiffcr. Rev. Arthur Atack officiated. There were no attendants and only the Immediate relatives were present. The' couple will reside at the rfeiffer home. Turkey Dinner Opens Baxar. The women of the First Central Congregational church will hold baxar at the church building Wed nesday and Thursday of next week. The bazar will open Wednesday evening with a turkey dinner, which will be served from 6 until 8 o'clock, Reservations for the dinner may he made with Mrs. J. C. Lawrence, - Walnut 0804. At Home. ! Rev. Thomas Casady, pastor of All Saints church, aand Mrs. Casady, . will be at hopie New Year's day .to all Omaha friends. Ko Kio! xKo Kio club will give a dance - Saturday-cvening at the Blaekstone, Personal r W. A. Pixley has returned" from i a business trip in itucagq. , A son was born Wednesday at Stewart hospital to Mr. and Mrs. ' W. R. Murray. ' A son was born to Mrs. and Mrs. W. II. Young, Wednesday, at, the Stewart hospital. :. y- ( ' John R. Norris of Culpepper, Va., .is visiting at tne noma oi brother, Edgar Warren Norns. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wear an nounce .the birth of a daughter tm Sunday at the Stewart hospital. Mr. T. W. Towle and Miss Ma rian Towle returned Wednesday from Chicago where they spent scy- oral weeks. - -"Mr. and Mrs. Edgar MVHorsman, Jr., are stopping at the Hotel Lv layette, Washington, D. C. A. L. Mauer is also at the Lafayette. Dr. and Mrs J M. Keys, who have been residing at Ihe Pram ford, will" occupy the F. J. Fitz gerald home' at Thirty-eighth and I Dodge streets after December U ' Omahana stopping at the Hotel McAlpin, New York -fity, during the past week have been: Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Daleial. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cassidy, C. E. Childe, F, W. Hoffman, J. & Young, F, H. High, and W. Exleye. " Miss Margaret Faulkner returned Wednesday from Lincoln, where she attends school, to ipend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Thomas Faulkner. She will have as ber guest Miss Mary Hengel of Pierre, S. D., who is also a student at the University of Nebraska. mi.- It--., i. Tf'Uit- 0'" . During the doctor's visit vWiea few words in the blank spaees ,a. a chart opposite the words "rrtedi cine," "diet" and "general care." wd so avoid mistake. The, doctor con siders it a great help and has rec v ommended the chart habit to other pothers. It helps the burden ' pf Cursing inevitable in a large family. Clubdom s t II Friday Clubs. - Federal AH Club Friday, S P. .m., .t. W. C A. ..... Wet oauana Motnera vnnure Club Awtr Round Table f'hnuUuauu Circle Ttriay, 1:15 p. ., Y. W. C A. -.. . v- W. I. L. I Clnb Friday, T:S pi an, tewing at Soolal Settlement house. '' Minno lums Woman's Club Friday 2:30 p. m , I with Mra, M. B. Jamlecon, Hi Bauman avenue. . W omul's Auxlllariee, Kplncopal Churchea of ttrearter Omaha Friday. 2:30 p. m., trinity cathedral parish house, 1013 North Eighteenth street. Section B ot All Saints phurch will have charge ot the program. . J-Good Luck" Is a Matter of Proper l Measurement There is no such thing as "good luck" or "bad luck" in cooking if the recipe measurements are abso lutely accurate ana tne nousewue ' understands the range. Although many authorities advocate measur 'iag out beforehand all ingredients Vieeded for the dish to be prepared, . practical woman will readily ei that this makes necessary the vse of too many measuring utensils ' and dishes. It is much better al--.Vays to keep standard half pint "measuring cups in the sugar and flour cans, teaspoons in the salt jar 'or tea canister and tablespoons in the coffee can, corn starch jar and 'so on. During the average morn ing's cooking it should not be neces-. ary to use more than two etra , measuring cups, one for Ingredients , not already provided with cups, the ether for fats and. liquids. There should also be a teaspoon and a tablespoon each for dry and liquid "ingredients. The equipment for' accurate meas uring is as follws: On? standard half pint tin or aluminum measuring cup, one standard half-pint glass measur ing cup, one standard half-pint pitch fcr cup for use in making mayonnaise nd the like, each divided jnto thirds and quarters; one quart aluminum or tin. cup, divided into quarters, and standard tablespoons and teaspoons. To measure a cupful oi any dry incident, fill it full an dlevel off the top with a knife, taking care not to pack it-in. A spoonful should be measured in the same way it should never be "rounded" unless specified. To measure half an ordinary tea spoonful fill it level, scraping it off, and divide the contents into halves lengthwise. Flour, confectioner's "sugar, baking soda and any other in gredient 'which is liable to lump should be sifted before measuring, while mustart, baking powder, etc, which -settle from standing in can, should ke stirred to lighten. i A cupful or spoonful of any liquid is as much as the utensil will hold without running over. All fats, as butter, oleomargarine, lard or drip pings; are packed down andJeveled before measuring. When they are to . j ?. :r:-J 1 .L. oernenea u is spccuicu in urc jc "xeYpt Sixteen tablespoonfuls level kif anvthing will fill a half-pint cop. In oreoaruiK a nortion of a recipe - .- f - !..i.L. -l l :. this rule wilj be found a great help. to-Ura, Allen Cook Book, To Be Fourth Debutante I I. .v " '"""V" V- 'f 1 - TV J I e i ', ' I V ,vi 1 ! S I Among those for whom large hol iday parties arc planned is Miss Dorothy Judson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Judson. Her par ents will give a formal dancing par ty in her honor Christmas eve, De cember i at tne note, aiackstone. Miss judson will ' be tne loqrtn debutante of the year. , , , ' i, What's What By HELEN DECIE In a lone-imoorted and half-for gotten story there was a well-mean ng new hostess " who urged her gnes,ts at breakfast in this wise: "Have a good breakfast now; there's a long day before you. Try that ba-rnti-winsi and aixoence a oound have another cup of tea; don't dc airauu, n s liic Meat uiaukc . v- koe-5 shillings a pound" and t on. - M present the high cost of eating isAan intensely even painfully in teresting question to every family, but it should be reserved for family discussion. To say the least, it is rather embarrassing hospitality to tejl an invited guest what it costs to feed him. Table talk may cover a widij variety of subjects, but es pecially when guests are present there are some topics distinctly taboo and one of these "verboten" themes"1s the cost of. provisions. (Copyright, 1S2D, by Public Ledger C6.) Problems That Perplex . Answered by BEATRICE FAIRFAX Dear Miss Fairfax: . Nearly two ycara ago I met a girt of 17 at a dance whose beautiful curls and charm fascinated me deeply. Since then I have called on her, and she la return has visited at my home. Now during the course of our friendship my fascination has rapidly rlpined into love. Nothing seems too good or expensive for me to buy for her. I get anything that will make her happy, and she- always ac cepts my gifts. -- - " One night last week as we sat talking I told her of my love, and he frankly, though sorrowfully, told me she had never thought ot me in that way and didn't think she ever would., Still, willingly she offered me her -lips for a kiss. I accepted them, knowing she did not care for me, but I could not resist Now sho's ashamed! Was this worse than accepting my gifts? 'A. Accepting your gifts was an un worthy, because a selfish and mer cenary thing. However, even to that there'a the "other side" the girl may have hated the thought of hurting you by refusing what you so generously offered. But at the moment of refusing the love you of fered, her kiss waa a delicate and tender thing offered because she grieved at having no more to offer one f whom she had grown to fond -even If sot in Just the way he hoped for. So there's no reason why your friend ahould reproach herself too deeply. Your letter sug gests that she may be capable of fine, deep feeling, and that tf you are worthy of her best Instead of yielding to the charm ot her beauti ful clothes . and winning mannersV you may yet win her. V- Temperance Punch A, very tasty temperance punch fran be. made of cranberry juice. Cook a few fresh mint leaver in a pint of cranberry juice for five jnin utes. Remove leaves. Add the juice of four lemons and six oranges and two quarts of boiling water and-the juice from a small can of nineann pie. USweeten cautiously to taste. Add the pinapple . chopped into tiny cubes and 'garnished with slices of ipranges. fcerje jiot pc cow. Cranberry Cherries , Many women find that the mar aschino cherries they used to use to decorate cakes cr other des serts are either too' high for their purpose or, else unobtainable. . Cran-. berries win again come ; to your aid. From cranberries ' one can J, make delicious "mock cherries." ,. rick out a cuptul of pertect ber ries. Put them in a small saucepan and add half a cupful of sugar and one-fourth of cupful of water. Place the saucepan on the back of the stove or over the simmer burner and let them cook very, very slowly until they become translucent. Pick them out carefully with a sterile hat pin and let them dry on a greased plate. They keep a long time in-a dry place and add a bright bit of cheer to many plain little dtsert9. Holly leaves may be cut from thin slices of citron and the mock cher ries grouped as holly berries in dec orating a cake iced with white icing. Am'EIlTIEMENT Get instant relief with "Eape's Cold Corrfbound" Don't stav stuff ed-uol Quit blow ing and snuffling I A dose of 'Tape's Cold Compound taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks up a cold and edds all grippe misery. v - ; ': The very first dose opens your clogged-up nostrils and the air pas sages of, your head; stops nose run ning;1 relieves the headache, dullness, feverishness, , sneexing, soreness, stiffness. . . . ' ' Tape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief- knovn and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance. Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. Insist on Pape's! . Affords protection against in fectioas diseases. All prudent persons should avail themselves of thi dependable germicide, . AsVPguq STORBS BVERYWHEgB , ADVERTISgMBXT Nasty Colds BAD BREATtl Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive tablet", the sub stitute for calomel, act gently on tbe bowels end positively do the work. v People afflicted with baa breath find 5 trick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive ablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards OliveTablets act gen. tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to 'natural action, clearing tbe blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous caJomel does without any bf the bad after effects. - . All the becefits of nast wckening, wiping cathartics are rjsrftjd from Dr. Edwards.' Olive Tablet without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. . Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered tha formula after seventeen year of prac tice among patknts afflicted with bowel and fiver complaint, with the attendant tad breath. i . Olive Tableta are purely a Vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night for a week aad note the effecti15c aadSvV : - - ' THE BEE : OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1920. Pa.vlowa Wins New Admirers Iri'East Agile Pavlowa is winning new ad mirers on the sge and retaining her old ones; "The New York World, under date of October 19.1920, says of her appearance in that city: "After an absence of several years, AVna Favlofta ?tld her ballet danc ers returned to the local stage .last night at the Manhattan Opera house. "There was a hearty welcome wait ing the artkt from n large and fash ionable auqience that included not only the friends of the Russian-artist bufthat was .augmented by persons interested in the Navy club, which organisation shared in the proceeds of the evening. ' "Mme. Pavlow seemed to be her old self, as agile, as active and as graceful as when she left She can do everything other dancers can and has, in addition, her dwn stock of dancing tricks that are denied others. "The opening tallet last night, 'Otnarilla,' in one act, presented the ADVKBTISEMF.NT ' Is Your Blood Starving for Iron? 7-Then at Spinach and Apples And Re-enforce Tem With a Little Organic Iron Instead Of Taking Stimulating Medicine If your house were falling down M a renlt ef a bad (oandatioa you would aot wuU your tlmi lercly proppli n( it up, but you would replace (ad airenginen ine lounoaciou, inw iran treni foui ill) lantt orw i.iml la the foundation of your blood. . Wtie rour blood, w iron no no u right. You i lur Qiooa. , wneH your blood it atarvioi lor iron no nan tonics n nor .atimulanta cam put you right. You muat ha' Iron.f or withoutlron your blood cannot absorb nd assimilate yourl ood si t should and n6 thing You do not get tht atrtngth out ft it. To get organic iron you muat ant the Pla of fruit you eat eoes you tot proper amount oigooo md vefMglea ana tna, nuaia a grains aa our orafatbera did, or take organic Iron from Omo to tint and aat mora auch tnncentainuig fooda as spinach and apples. But be sure that the iron you take is ecaaic iron and not metallic iron or mineral iron which people usually taice , aa metal lic iron is iron just as it cornea from the action of Strong add oa small pieces of iron, and is an entirely different thing from organic iron. trpr aaie by Sherman ot A)cConneIl5 There'a No Picture like the ' The greatest master-pleeeinthe Art Gallery of Life it Nature's "Picture rf Health." . . . ttlsanuuTrsseusiportraralof dtaae - body at its best, Une beluMainitaeesepoeite ; Astal steady nerves and flrmmuseleerfsiriy vibrat- ' mar in animation-sssn, suejtc. rrein. and .. epirited; witb an airef ubMaded confidence' f " and m face radiant Is color and illuminated with a glow of hope aad chaaif uluess. i The Great General Tonic . . Nohinsis more effleadoue aa a rabsilder of exhansted nereas aad nhyslcaL1 fosses than LYKO. the neat general tonic. i It tends to renew the worn-out tissues, replenieh the blood, create new newer and sudor ante, and renethespiritsef thoaswhoere weak, frail, languid and over-wrought ee the result ef sickness, excessiTe strain, worry or are. work, it's e rellsbable appetiser, a splendid aid to digestion and a fine functional regulator of tbe Hear, kidneys and bowels. aildnsnists sell LTHO. flet a bottle TODAY UU Msaaf adorns: LYKO MEDICINE J N1W TOWt - V KANSAS CITY. Ma BiM JZlZiT For sal by Beaton Drug Co., 15th aad Faraam Sta., and ' . .'v all retail druggist. The scientific blending of of benefit to perrons who suffer from Narvooaaesei SleepleaaoeM . Bepressloa Loss oi Appetite Brain Fan Digestive Troabto Slow Kevcfjr from laflaenaa aad Kindred Aflmcnta Aw yda run dofrn? Are you Irritable? Are yeu over worked? 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Mustarole usually gives prompt relief from son throst; bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurlsyjrheuma tJsm, hunbago, pains and aches of the back or lointa, sprains, sore muscles, braises, chilblains, frosted feet; colds of tha chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 2&C and 65c jars; hospital size $3.00 Miiomnn mm iuoimuu usual group of dances, in whi chl counts and Countesses, marquises I and marchionesses, peasants ana gypsies disported. Mme. Pavlowa, as a gypsy, showed immediately she had losttione of her suppleness. Vol inine, the male dancer, found himself well remembered by the 6uaMence.', Cheese Apples Cheese apples are pretty to serve with crackers or pie. Take cream cheese of, two colors, one yel low and Due white. Mash to a paste with cream and season with pepper and salt. : l tor; serving with sala.t add onion itn'ce.f Moald into natur al apple appcarjnee. stick a clove in so that only the hfad,shows t one end, t(? indicate the blossom end of apple, and use a 'second clove,- full length, toyrfpresent the stem. Press the ball slightly to gam just the right outline tor on apple, serve on pretty plate with, paper doily un derneath, or mount .epeh one on; a cracker. , ' M Squeaky shoes can be reinidied. by putting a layer oi vaseline Between the soles. AOVERTISKMF.XT Oraante iron la Ilka tha Iron In yew blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples. It may be had from your druggist under the name of Nutated Iron. Nuaated Iron represents ; ,, organic iron In such highly condensed form I that one dose of It Is estimated to be approxi mately equivalent (in organic iron content) to eating one-half quart of spinach, one Quart of green vegetables or half doaen applet. Over 4.000,000 people annually using. Nuxated Iron. It wiil not injure the teeth nor disturb the stomach. A few doses will often . commence to enrich your blood, give you new strength and energy, and, quickly re vitalise womoutt exhausted nerves.' Your money will be refunded by toe manufac turers if you do not obtain satisfactory results. Beware of substitutes, Always insist op having . genuine organic iroo-Nuxated Iron. Look for the letters N.I. on every tablet. Atalldniggiata. busy stores and sit otlicr good draft lets. taith CouldNaturehaw taken you for htr model T Suppose you Stody yourself fn the minor of toe pretentand compare your looks, yourfeel Ings and your condition with the general characteristics of thia picture of the h uman body in perfect workiBeT order, all parts of which are sound, well orianiaed and disposed, performintj their functions freely, naturally. If you fait In any single point ef reeem p'ance, you are not the pioture of health. 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