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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920. 11 Society j WHY' the sudden popularity of all members of Alpha Tan Omega: fraternity? On all side they are receivfng the sweet est of feminine smiles. The reason for it It that in some way informa tion has traveled .about town that Alpha Tau Omega will give a for mal dancing party Thursday eve ning, December 30, at the Hotel Fontenelle. The national convrn tion is to be held here December 29, 30, 31 and January 1, and the Ne braska chapter is planning this en tertainment for the visiting dele gates and alternates who will num ber about 300.1 Now, of course, dancing partners must be provided for all of these out-of-town men and that is the reason that the girls are suddenly so verv. nice to every A. T. O. ' i Church Bazar. Very novel are the methods used by the women of AM Saints church to arouse interest in the bazar which they will conduct Saturday, Decem ber 4, at the xlotel fontenelle. rive 1 hundred odd little pamphlets have been mailed to Omahans announcing the affair and the odd little sketches on them are rather unusual. Mrs. R. B. Pollard has made num erous pincushions on which flowers from an old-fashioned garden are reproduced and oil cloth table covers embroidered in gay yarns have been designed by Mrs. Gilbert Carpenter and Mrs. W. H. Clarke. v Camp Fire Christmas Bazar. ' Nawakwa group of Omaha Camp , Fire girls will hold a Christmas bazar. Saturday, December 4. from 9 to 5 o'clock at 118 South Fifteenth street, Creighton block. The group consisting of 12 girls will have on display' attractive holiday gifts. The work hns been done under the super vision of their guardian, Miss Mil dred McFarland. - v Tea for Miss Billings. Misses Margaretha Grimmell and Miss Dorothy Balbach will enter-H tarn at a tea at the Grimmel home Wednesday afternoon, December 22, in honor of Miss Frances Billings of Venice, Cat., who will be the guest of Miss Balbach. ( ' i Piano Recital. James S.' Colvin will present Miss - Eleanor Allen in a piano irecital at the Y. W. C. A. Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock. The Omaha music public will re member her as the 6-year-old child who appeared several times before Omaha audiences in piano recitals some years ago.' " , Informal Luncheon.. Miss Olga.Metz entertained at an informal luncheon of 10 .covers at her home Thursday in honor of Mrs. Louis Burgess, a recent bride, and Miss Mary Cooper of Pittsburgh, Pa., fiancee ef Burdette Kirkendall. Tea for Mix Sullivan. Miss Mollie Sullivan of New York City will be honor guest at a tea to be given by the officials of the Y. V. ' C. A. Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Y. W.' C. A. central building. Miss ' Sullivan had charge of the publicity for the refcent budget cam paign. --V1" ' Church Workers Meet. Mrs. George Redick entertained members of Auxiliary B of All Saints church at her. home Thurs day afternoon. -1; ' -f . . Amateur Musical Club. Mrs. Harry O. Steel will entertain members of the Amateur Musical club at her home Friday afternoon at 3:3a - C " For Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Walter Roberts and Mrs. T. L. Davis will entertain pn Friday for Mrs. Etta Turner of Fremont, who is the guest of Mrs. Louis Clarke. Mrs. Barton Millard will entertain on Sat urday for Mrs. Turner. : Evening Bridge, Party. Miss Josephine "Congdon enter tained informally at a bridge party Thursday evening in, honor of Miss Personal ; Mrs. G." Alexander Young, wh has been seriously ill, is much im proved. A daughter1, Mary Catherine, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wells, Wednesday, at the Methodist hosr pital. I Xr TT. T: Railev and her mother. Mrs. j. W. Sharrard ofvNew York Citjv-who has been a, guest here, leave Friday for Chicago. Mrs. Bailey will return to Omaha in a week. ' Mrs. Francis Welsh and small daughter, Carolyn, left Thursday . for Dallas, Tex.; where they will visit Mr. Welsh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mahana, until after the holidays; ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forgan and small son of New York City will be the holiday guests of Mrs. Forjran's 'sister, Mrs. Arthur S. Rogers. Mrs. Forgan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Congdon. Mrs. John W. Welch and daugh - tcr. Gertrude Irene, have returned from Culver, Ind., where they spent v the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. 1 Welch's son, Merchon, who is a ca det at the Culver Military academy Miss Eleanor McGilton returned Wednesday from Dayton, O., where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baxter. Mrs. Baxter was formerly Miss Grace Slabaugh of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter will not come to Omaha for the Christmas holi days, according to MrsT Baxter's parents, Judge and Mrs. W. W. Slabaugh. FOR CHRISTMAS Every Child's Magazine $1.50 a Year Grac Sornson, Editor ' 100 N. lata St. Omaha, Neb. H. war Your Photograph at Home Gatchell Studio Douglas 7409 Day or. Night No Flashlight What's What By HELEN DECIE Schoolboys and ' sophomores who strive to turn every clay of the year -into April Fool's day revel in the sort of horseplay called nobody knows why the practical joke which is never practical and seldom a joke. The custom of hazing fresh men originated in some supposedly "harmless" foolery, yet it degener ated into prankishness so brutal that its victims sometimes suffered seri ous injuries. It was only when death after death resulted from hazing that the authorities put a stop to this vicious ftrrm of practical joking. Disregard of the most sacred feel ing of others leads some alleged hu morists to thrust undesirable noto riety upon friends who have a right to every courtesy from them. An all-too-frequent example of hoodlum manners is the decorating of a bridal carriage with all sorts of cheap witted labels. To be successful a practical joke must hurt somebody, mentally or physically. It must have point a poisoned point. At its best it is but coarse mis chief; at its worst the practical joke is practical malice. I (Copyright. 1920. by Public Ladder Co ) Mary 'Cooper of Pittsburgh, Pa., and her fiance, Biirdette Kirkendall. - O.T. Club. Invitations are out for the dance to be given December 27 at the Blackstone by the O. T. club of Cen tral High school. A. K. Club The A. K. club of Central High school will give a dance December 28 at the Strehlow Terrace club house. Phi Rho Sigma. Iota chapter, Phi Rho Sigma of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine, will entertain at a house dance Saturday evening. Card Party. Holy Name parish will give a card party Friday evening at Metropoli tan nalh The clearing of shelves has become a public duty shall we saj f a patriotic duty 1 60 that future purchasing may be l! x done, to the end that our shelves may soon be depleated. We Place on Sale, Beginning Friday Morning at 9 a. m. 20 STYLES ' HIGH GRADE BOOTS THAT SOLD UP TO $22.00 At your choice EVERY i v. n TEN STYLES OF OXFOEDS AT Silent, Simple, Sturdy i The new Crystal "one Way Cylinder." Washer is aH of the above, and more. A cylinder washer with a simple, but wonderful improvement over the ordinary. By revok ing in one way it gains a higher speed than the reversing or oscillating type of 'cylinder washer. The soapy, bubbly water is forced through the mesiies of the cloth with such a gentle thoroughness that you will be surprised at the short time it takes to go through a large washing. " . ' i f Come in and see the new CRYSTAL. Demonstration all of this DEPENDABLE ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE. 'GRANDEN ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL 1 FIXTURES 1511 Howard St. - Clubdom Plymouth Congregational Aid. I The woman's association of Plyra-J puth Congregational church will hold its regular meeting Friday in the church parlorfe. An election of officers will be held. " , Calendar. ' Federal Art Club Friday, t p. m., T. W. C. A. n BHi TkbU Chautauqua Circle Fri day, JUS p. m.. T. W. C A. Community Serttre league Friday, D. T. A. club aupper. 6:30 p. ra., sym niutum claaa, 7:90 p. m. I Tint Methodist Aid SwUly Friday. ' ":JC p. m., wlrti Mr. S. II. Reynold, 117 nappy rtonQW Douievara. B.,T. Club. Hallway Mall Service Fri day atterneon .at the home of Mrs. A. Jrfergatrom. 4405 Chicago street. Crorge Crook Woman' Relief Corp KenKlngton Friday, 2 p. m., with Mri. U. W. Selholmer, 7710 North, Twenty-ninth atreett JjOV Avenue Presbyterian Ladle Aid Friday, 2:30. p. m., Olrla Community league house, tig South Seventeenth street. Kensington. Balatoa Woman' Club Friday, 2:80 p. m., with Mrs. Robert Ledwlch. The inusio department will have charge of the program. Mrs. Ledwlch, leader. I.rcture on XngUsb Literature Friday, 4 p. 'in., Duchesne college and oonvent of the Sacred Heart, Thirty-sixth and Burt streets. Prof. F. A. Stuff of the Unlver slty of Nebraska will speak on "Meredith and Hardy." The public Is Invited. Household Hints Cereals cannot be overlooked. Hardened shoe polish can be soft ened with turpentine. After cleaning: closets spray with kerosene to prevent moths. If the end of the ham is wet with vinegar it will not mould. y Steel wool will remove paint stains from window panesv Hominy dates or raiSins makes a good, tasty breakfast dish. With hot boiled ham serve spin ach, boiled potatoes and currant jel ly or apple sauce. - With breaded mutton chops serve tomato sauce' and potatoes au gratin or scalloped potatoes. With roast beef serve horseradish, mashed potatoes, and green vege tables peas, beans or spinach. With a pot roast serve carrots or parsnips, mashed potatoes and either horseradish sauce or a brown gravy seasoned with green pepper ofto niato. - - Under the new law the women cf. Jamaica, British West Indies, are to ha,ve a vote in the elections for the parochial boards and the legislature. Every woman who has reached the age of 25 years and is able to read and write is entitled to vote,. i SHOE SAW EXTRAORDINARY -r Semi-Service Ve realize that it has become net a question of whether merchandise sells, at a profit or at a loss the profit of the individual is of small moinent where the welfare of (the mul titude is involved. - 7.M SALE FINAL NO EXCHANGES NO SELECT YOUR STYLE IN WINDOW. WE WILL GET YOUR SIZE. 4.95 F & M Boot Shop Farnam and Sixteenth Street Sem i'Ser v i c e week. APPLIANCES SUPPLIES. " ' . . Ton Will Be Proud to Tyler 06811 "One. Problems That Perplex Answered by BEATRICE FAIRFAX Doubtless: If you do not care for the) young man wouM suggest that you gradually drop this correspond ence. You would Jo perfectly Justi fied In so doing und the young man will realize in time tha't you were right. You ari both too young to take love seriously. Dear Miss Fairfax; I (tin in love with a young man three yours my senior. e were together almost every .nlshf for two months. He quit coming to see me. He goes to many dances and when I am there doesn't ask me to dance. I'm con sidered (k good dancer and am very popular. He doesn't only forget to sskV me to danco but don't seem to want to speak ,to me. Now, Miss Fairfax, I am anxious to know why he does not speak to me. Should I write and ask him? Please give me your advice ' HEJAIIT BROKEN. By no means glvo way to your feelings and above all things do not write to him, that is If pride counts with you. It is evident that he has ceased to care for you. Since he does not care to recognize you. turn your thoughts in another direction and forget the affair. A Dangerous Man. Dear Miss Fairfax: I love a man 32 and I am 19. I know hs loves me too. He has never been married and says he never will be, but at times he speaks to me and says that we are going to have the nicest apartment ay one has. Every time we go out w. embrace each other. Do you think I should keep it up? I love Always say. "Bayer" Aspirin it trade mark Bsyer Manufac ture Monoaceticscidester-of 8alicyiiceid. 20 STYLES (Some Groemans Included) Choice at $7.85. RErHiNDS Asm REGULAR $12.00 VALUES I e Own r him dearly, and when he speaks of a home and things that I have mod tloned above, I some times wonder. R. K. My dear child, you can't afford to let yourself go on . caring for this man. He has told you clearly that his feeling for you has neitlter re spect nor fine feelings as a basis. He is playing on your most sacret feelinea love and a woman's desire for a home. To do this at the somef time he cavalierly announces that he isn't going to marry is at once inso lent and cruel. He seems dangerous to a girl of your youth. I think you'd be wise to avoid him. Nap Schedule. When the baby is a few" months old he will need a forenoon nap after he is bathed and fed, and also an afternoon nap. By the time he is a year old he will usually need only the forenoon nap, which should be continued until he is at least two or three years old. Unless the weather is severe the baby may have his nap out of doors in a sheltered place. CTTie A Sewing Machine Look at the Free-Westijpghouse Electric Sewing Machine when it is closed and you see, not a sewing machine at all, but just the kind of a writing desk you wouldvlike to have for your own. In line and finish, it's an attractive bit of furniture that adds both to the appearance and completeness of your home. r When you are not sewing on the Free-Westing-house you'll want to leave it where it will be seen. - The good looks of the Free-Westinghouse, more over, are but one of the. many reasons why it is by far the most advanced sewing machine and the mst highly developed 'electric machine made. A Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machine Placed in Your Home for $6 and you are given a year's time in which to pay the balance of the purchase price. Every woman who calls will be given free of charge. a copy of "Short Cuts in Sewing" a really sewing book one you will appreciate in yourhome. ' ' Nebraska Pil Power Co. Farnam Stirring Prices on Warm Blankets and Comforts at the Union Outfitting, Co. Every Wanted, Weight and Size in Warm Bedding At Lower Prices. On the very threshold of win ter's beginning the Union Out fitting Company is offering some extraordinary values in warm Blankets and - Comforters in a great, store-wide "Stock-Reducing" Sale before talcing in ventory. "- There are cotton and wool Blankets in various sizes in rich; plain shades as well as plaids. The Comforters are the big 72x 84-inch sizes, covered with high grade materials and can be had in many weights. Subh savings as as are offered on Bidding is further illustration of the extreme "value-givinj;" that is possible at the Union Out fitting Company, becausa of its "low rent" location. As usual, you make you own terms. Advertisement. Bee want ads-arc business getters. v Clean Coffee Pot, V t ... satisfactory results m coiU'e brewing frequently i'an be traced to a lack of care in keeping utensils clean. The fact that the coffee pot is used only iot coJfee making is no excuse for settingXjt away vfith a hasty rinse. Coffee making utensils .should be cleansed afcr each using with scru pulous care. If a l.ercolator is used nay special attention to the small tube through Which the hot water rise to spray over tile grounds. This should be scrubbed with the wire handled brush that conies for the purpose. Baked Halibut. Cut cooked. boned halibut .in pieces, dip each piece in butter or substitute. .Put on a buttered bak ing dish, cover with Jiread crumbs and grated cheese made .into a paste with. milk. Season .-withi salt and pepper and bake nntil top is brown. t ' ' dmeWesih ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE You Won't Want at Fifteenth. AIYERT1SKMENT AT AN ENI-4he complaints and weaknesses that make woman's life a mis ery. They're benefited by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For the de- jJUand diseases peculiar to SJ the sex, this k the proved r r remedy. I V If a a legitimate modi-V- cine for woman, carefully adapted to her delicate organiza tion. 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A touch of your knee controls the speed and the method of control makes it as easy to run the machine slowly as to' run it fast. It is the onIy'machine with the patented Free Rotoscillo movement, combining the advantages of both the rotary and vibrating types of machines with none of their disadvantages. -1 You can see the Free-Westinghouse at the Electric Shop any time and we will be glad to give you further details about it. 23l4M.StSaSide ADVEKTISEMKNT AM SORE THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole. And Musterole won't blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with a genUe tingleV loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. Musterole is a dean, white oint ment made with oil of mustard. It is .fine for quick relief torn sore throat, bronchitis, tonsUitis. croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum bago, pains and aches of the back or frosted fee$ colds on the chest. Nothing like Musterole for croupy chil dren. Keep it handy for instant use. 35c and 65c jars; hospital size $3.00 Bee want ads are business getters. use Luxuriant Hair Promoted By Cuticura Cuticura kin dandruff. 'stops itching, the causa of dry. thin and falling hair. Treatment: Gently rub Cuticura Oint. ment with the end of the ftnger. on spots of dandruff and itching Follow pat morning with a hot shampoo of Cuticura Soap. Repeat in two weeks. Nothing better than these fragrant, super-creamy emollient for all akin and scalp trouble. Staph iMk In, y Mn. AMMrMm wh.r.. 8mc01d itttnalOe.Tli git .man mi skatM wttamst . ' " "
