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L-J.; Society;
Affairs For Miss Cooper.
Mr. Burdctte Kirkendal! enter
tained at dinner Monday evening at
his home in honor of his fiancee,
, Miss Mary Cooper. Pink chrys
anthemums were used in the decora
tions through the rooms andon the
, tables. Covers were placed for for
ty guests. Following the dinner,
Mr. Kirkcndall entertained his gucst
at the supper dartce at the Athlcti
club.
Mrs. T. L. Davis will entertain a
luncheon, Tuesday, at her home for
Miss Cooper; Miss Betty Bruce
will give a luncheon Wednesday,
and Miss Helen Smith will entertain
at luncheon Thursday for this popu
lar visitor.
L ' For Mrs. Clarke Coit
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald en
tertained at dinner at the Omaha
Club, Saturday evening, in honor of
Mrs. Clarke Coit, who leaves soon
for a trip to the Orient. Red car
nations formed- the ccnterpieoa.. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Coit
and Messrs. and Mesdames Henry
Ti Clarke, J. C. Summers, William
. Hill Clarke, Harry Nicholson. "Har
N: vey Millikcn, Jack Sharp, W. H.
Taylor, C L. Larnsworth, and H.
H. Fish.
For. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess and Miss
-Cooper.
Mr. David Caldwell entertained at
tea Sunday afternoon at his home in
lionor of Mr. and Mrs.- Louis Bur
gess ajfld Miss Mary Cooper. The
rooms were decorated with roses
and chrysanthemums. Pink chrysan
themums and pink-shaded lights
decorated the dinincr table, and those
2fc?v4r&isting the hostess were Mes-y
r -J - t- r tr-;i 1.11 i r i :i
names r. r, ruiKcuuau, m. vu
Jielm, Sam Caldwell and John
Cadwejl. Fifty guests called dur
ing the hours of 5 and 7. .
Will
Give Tea.
Mrs Howard H.
Baldrige has is
sued invitations for a tea to be giyen
Wednesday afternoon. December IS,
at her home, in honor of Mrs. C. A.
Hull, who recently returned from
France .where she spent the summer
studying the language of that coun
try. Mrs. Hull will give a talk on
the Versin method of French in
struction. .'
Mrs. Howell Entertains.,
Mrs. R. B. Howell entertained at
an informal luncheon at her home,
Monday, in honor of Mrs. Antholiy
French Merrill of Chicago and Mrs.
Frank Knapp, a newcomer to Omaha.-
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Entertain at Dinner. . j
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Summers enter
tained at dinner, followed by bridge,
Saturday evening at their home.
Covers were placed for eight. -.
Canteen jMeepr. y J i
Miss Gertrude Stout entertained
the me'mberspf 'Red Cross canteen
'company B Monday afternoon at l.er
home." ' 1 '
H F..W. Club.
f t Miss Clair Goddard will entertain
Noh Twenty-,firs.V stf ee, Tjhursr,
day. ;. ',' ; .
Personal
Mrs. Mary B. Wade, who has been
ill at the Colonial, is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. JS J- Robins of
Huron, S. D., are .visiting with their
son, M. L. Robins.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Benson
have taken an apartment in the
Turner Court, Thirty-first and
Dodge streets. 1 ' , ; v
Mrs. Eetta Schneider Turner re
turned to her home in Fremont Mon
day after a visit of 10 days with Mr
and Mrs. Louis Clarke. " " ,
Miss Catherine Smyth left Sunday
for her home in Washington, D. G.,
after spending two weeks at the
home of her fiance. Mr. Charles Bur
gess.. , i
- Mrs. H. J. Cohn of Chicago, for
merly Lillian Meyer of Omaha, ar
rives here Tuesday to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Moritz Meyer. Mr. Cohn will join
her later. "
Miss Mary Cooper, the fiancee of
Mr. Burdette Kirkendall. who has
, been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen C Wharton, went to Mr.
and Mrs. C M. Wilhelm's Sunday
where she will remain until Friday.
Miss Cooper returns to her home in
Pittsburgh Pa.. Friday evening.
What's What
By HELEN DECIE
When one man greets another on
the street, and the other either does
nor know or cannot recall having
met "the party of- the first part," it
is but common civility to return tSe
greeting,- if only as hi the illustra
tion, with an off-hand; semi-military
salute. If the first ran is an im
postor, the second man will find out
speedily enough if an attempt is
made to follow up the casual en
counter. 11 But ten chances to one
-theother man has met him some
where, or thinks he has, which is all
he same so far as good intent "goes.
Courtesy acknowledges coimesy.
To give tne cut direct and the stony
itare.to any one who offers a pass
ing salutation is the. act of a self
centered snob. A thoroughbred is
never afraid to return salute for sa
!w$e. "There is nothing so kmgly
' Ss fcfndness." A gentleman acknowl
edges courteously even the saluta
tion of a beggar. :
(Copyrlfht. 1110. by Public Ledger Co.)
At the general conference of the
Methodist Protestant church, held
at Greensboro, N. C, it was decided
to allow the ordination of women ia
the ministry,
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Horpree.at
Holiday Tea
Hath darker
Mrs. B. L. Carter will entertain
at a tea at her home Tuesday after
noon. December 21, in honor of her
daughter; Ruth. This is Miss Car
ter's 'first year out of school, She
has attended St. Marys College in
Notre Dame, Indiana, and Columbia
University in New York City.
v When, to i Use Crackers.
There are times when cracker
crumbs are more to be desired than
bread crumbs.
If crumbs are being used with a
vegetable that is a bit acid with milk
to moisten, cracker crumbs supply
just enovgh coda to: neutralize he
acidity and keep the milk trom curd
ling. For crumWing in deep fat frpnng.
bread crumbs "are better to use than
cracker and are more economical.
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Work, Says
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"Very often those who have the
greatest natural gifts do mt succeec
while tliose vfho have only average
ability attain the heights. That is
because he who has less talent
usually has more perseverance,"
spoke Annette Kellerman, Orpheuro
headliner, in her dressing room at
the theater, Sunday afternoon. Miss
Kellerman, hailed as "the perfect wo
man," declares that she herself was
one of those with only av'crage abil
ity but by perseverance she had wt5n
lier success. She is a native Aus
tralian and in the sunny waters of
the shores of that southern land, she
took her first lessons in swimming,
little ' dreaming that one day she
would become famous because of it.
"Stories about my childhood have
been grossly exaggerated; spokeThis
serious little woman. "I was not a
helnless. criDole but I did have to
lAvear -'steel braces on my legs. Of
I my family I was the slowest tojeam
1 to swim.t It was a case of thtf race
between the tortoise and the hare.
I The tortoise won, you know. I
1 also studied ' dancing at that time
; but later abandoned it and devoted
myself to swimming. During the
last fev years I have again taken it
up with the result that I now have
a toe dance number in my act. I
was ridiculed when I decided to put
a wire walking stunt into my act.
was told that adults could noty
learn with any degree ot success
but I did. It meant two years of
hard hard work but it was worth
the effort.
"Many parents say their child has
studied a subject for instance for a
certain, number of years. To ' meJ
that means nothing. It is far better
to have a lesson once a month with
$. good teacher thaji thirty with a
medicore one. It is better to work
carefully a half hour a, day than
carelessly for three or fcur hours.
He who does hot work shall noreat
the fruits of success."
Miss Kellerman plans to return
to Australia next spring if nothing
interrupts her plans, This will be
her first trip home since twelve years
ago and she . looks forward with
much pleasure toward meeting her
friends. Her mother guided the
tiny hands of Madame Nellie Melba.
then Nellie Mitchell over the piano
keys many years ago in Australia
and Miss Kellerman hopes to visit
with Melba this year in Australia
as the famous singer generaly spends
the spfing in her native land.
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HOLDING A HUSBAND
's V Adele , Garrison's New Phase of y
Revelations of a Wife
What Madge Demanded of Dicky.
I looked at Dicky coolly, apprais
ingly, with an air of dctachriient
from his concerns which I purpose
ly made as stton a possible. It
was distinctly "my innings," and I
meant to make the most of my op
portunity.'. : 'J
.Not 'that 'lavished to revenge my
self upon Win for the inconsiderate
action of which he had been guilty.
J acquitted myself of! that after, a
single searching glanoc into 01 men
tal processes.; But a jfirave emer
gency confronted me, one that re
quired... eycry. ounce of. .whatever
strength and executive ability I pos
sessed. Ji Dicky remained in the
mental attitude in .which he had bar
gained to sell our house - without
consulting me he would be so ..much
of a hindrance that I could do noth
ing. I thought whimsically of
something which dear, irascible Mrs.
Stewart used to say: .
"If evr I had an especially diffi
cult job of house work to getrdone
at a certain time," the old woman'
with whom my mother and I lived
so long, would drawl, "I always had
to reduce Stewart to a pjfip first and
sweep, mm out ot tne way. men
could go ahead.1
Reduciusr Dickv to a "pub" how
ever, ,was hot exactly the idea I had
in mind. But I did mean to show
him clearly that if he wished the
house vacated by May 1, as he had
promised, he would have to give me
absolutely a free hand and abide by
my decisions. And ;n order to get
him in the frame of mind to do that,
1 knew that I must call to his at
tention a few unpleasant truths..
"Please sit down," I said quietly.
I have two' or three things to-say to
you, and theylwill take some time.
I trust that you will show me the
courtesy I would offer to you under
similar 'circumstances, and refrain
from interrupting me until I have
finished." -
Dicky started at me for a second,
then gave ashort laugh and sat
down as I. had asked.
"I suppose it's coming to me," he
remarked to the surrounding furni
ture with an air of martyrdom
which made me bite ,my lips to keep
from smiling. "And she's dangerous
in this mood. But ' I won't dodge.
Shoof, dear pnei"
Realism Test
IIUI Vt IMV1 V kAJJJ llafwli.
5eecr from
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SHULTZ BROS Owners
313 South 15th Street
Ignoi ijig his raillery, I went stead
ily on.
"Shoot, Dear One."
"In the first place," I said, "with
out consulting me at all, you closed
a bargain to sell our home, some
thing few women would ever forgive
or forget. And now you' calmly tell
me that you have agreed to give pos
session in three weeks. I am aware
that the mention of the time means
nothing to you. You have no more
conception of the time and labor
involved in nackino- and moving
he. contents of a house like ours
lhan Junior has. But I know, and
1 tell you frankly that'I will not un
dertake such a project unless you
give me a free hand unless you
You must agree not to hinder me
in any way, r.nd to help in any way
I ask." ,
"Who's asking you to do any
thing?" Ditky replied wrathiully, as
I pused. "I'll go back to Marvin.
pack and move all that stuff myselfH
to a storage warehouse. ,
Dicky Is "Stumped."
"Have you looked into the stor
age warehouse situation lately?"- I
asked quietly- "But that' is beside
the question. I have had one expe
rience with you helping to move at
the Brennan house, I do not want
another. And if you persist in refus
ing the very natural request I have
made you, I shall take back my
promise, and refuse to sign that deed
day after tomorrow. This is final."
I rose from my chair, walked to
ward the door. But Dicky caught
me before I had , readied it, swept
me back into ty chair by main force
and drew his own up opposite. 1
think he understood that I vas in
no mood for endearments, forv he
made 110 attempt to take me kitq his
own chair, as he had done betorc
V'There is one quality I possess,"
he said ; lightly, "which even my
worst enemies acknowledge.-- I al
ways know when I am absolutely
up against it. And Ijudge this is
one of the times. So outline your
plans, old dear, I'll promise td" keep
out of it. unless there is something
I want you to do."
"There are many things I wish you
to do," I replied, making no com
ment upon his sudden change of
attitude, "the rst of which is to see
Dr. Paige, and get from him an ab
solute prohibition ; against your
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William Mary
mother going north until I have
moved attd found a place. I am sure
it will be onlv the thing he would
do anyway. Then I want you to
get Reservations for you and me to
po rVrth the first night you can get
them. I can start tonight if you
can secure them.
"You mean to leave mother and
your father and Junior down hers
until we've moved
"Exactly"
" "But the trip- ta Blue's Evidgc,
and the signipgof the deed day after
tomorrow! And you know mother
told me not to come near her unless
I had extended the time." Dicky was
stammering now. '
"The trip to B'u' Cadge will
have to wait until another year. You
can wire the man who is buying that
you will sign the deed in New York.
And you manage your mother so
beautifully that it Might to 'be .in
easy task for you to pacify ! er.
I could not resist that purely
feminine pin prick, nor an unholy
thrill of gratified malice when Dicky
exploded into a single, exasperated
cusf word.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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