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" THE 'BEE: OMAHA'' VEDkESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1920.
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'Society
What's What .,
By HELEN DECIE
Lintner-Herring.
1A 1uft home wedding was tol-
cinuized at high noon Monday, when
Miss Velma Herring, daughter of
- Mrs. V. F. Herring, became the
oride of Louis L. Lintner. The cer- !
cmony was performed at fhe Her
ring: residence by Rev. A. Schwab.
The attendants were Miss Grace
Tucker and Harold Herring, brother
of the bride. u . .
-The bride was gowned in brown
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drape and her bouquet was of Ward
loses.
Immediately after the ceremony a
breakfajt was served for the bridal
Tarty. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lintner have goe to
St Joseph, Mo., for ashort stay.
Upon their return to Omaha they.
win be at home at 3115 Dorcas
street. -
Bazars at Court House.
The Immanucl Lutheran church
of Benson and the First Church of
the. Brethren held their bazars at
- the, court house Monday and Tues
day. The Benson Baptist church,
Walnut Hill M. E. church, Calvary
.baptist church and Pearl M. E.
Nchurch will have Wednesday and
Thursday. " St. Johns. Episcopal
church,. McCabe M. E. church. Oak
, Street M. E. church and the Chris-
I ttan church of Florence will have
Friday and Saturday.
j For Mary Cooper.
Mrs. Thomas L. Davis entertained
at a luncheon at pfTiome, Tuesday,
. in honor of MisrMary Cooper of
PitUburgh, Pa., the fiancee of Bur
dette Kirkendall. Covers were placed
. for 12 guests. 1 Ophelia roses and
-snapdragons formed an attractive
centerpiece for the luncheon table.
- Birthday Party.
(V Mrs. .William A. Rourke enter
l tained 18 small guests Tuesday
11 'afternoon at her home infhonor of
If the fourth birthday anniversary-spf
" her daughter, Mary Ellen. A birth
r day cake with four candles formed
the table centerpiece. Pink and white
x'roses and pink shaded candles were
r.lso used m the decorations.
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Press Club Luncheon. . '
Miss Annette , Kellernian, head
. liner at the Orpheum this week, will
, be .honor guest at a luncheon to be
.liven by the Omaha Woman's Press
clubat the Chamber of Commerce
Thursday, at 12:45 o'clock, instead
of Wednesday as was previously an
nounced. . . - "
Phi Delta. J ,
A Christmas eve dancing party
will be given by the PhiDelta fra
ternity, Friday evening, December
24., at. the Hotel Fontenellc.
( Bridge Party.
Miss;Virginia Halpine will enter
. tain members of a bridge club at
her home Saturday afternoon.
Fraternity Dance?
The journalistic fraternity of the
University of Omaha will entertain
at a dancing party at the University
club, Saturday evening. ' ,
Clubdom
Behold here a situation all too
common even In chiyalrous Amer
cia! A work-worn, weary, over-fond
mother is waiting upon his lazy lord
ship, her husky, young son. See
how calmly, as of right divine, he
accepts her attendance! Evidently
it is matter-of-course custom to him;
she has slaved for him all the days
of his life, and it never occurs to him
nor to her that7 it is his turn
now to wait upon her, to place his
youth and his robust health at the
service of her declining years and
waning strength. .
In thus encouraging rude selfish
ness in her son, the servile mother
is not only making life hard for her
self, but she is preparing a Tocky
road for the unlucky girl -whom he
will marry. Even if, by happy
chance, his future wife should be
a girl with a will and humor of her
own, the reforming of the spoiled
darling will bo almost as hard and
as lengthy a task as if she, too, had
chosen to wait on him as his mother
did in the role of an unpaid and un
appreciated servant. ' .
(Copyright, by Public Ledger Co.)
Personal
Dr. Irving S. Cutter s in Chicago.
Miss Izetta Smith spent lat week
end in Lincoln. . - v - ."
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T. P. Beacom is in Chicago. He
will return to Omaha Friday. 1
Mrs. J. T. Kelley is convalescing
from a-'recent illness at her home.
Jack Beaeom attended a Phi
GamfmaTarty in Lincoln Saturday
eveiffng.
-Dr. William ' N. Anderson left
Monday to spend a few days" in
Chicago. , , . J 1 A
Mrs. William N. Anderson, who
has been ill at the Clarkson hospital,
is much improved. ". ;
Mrs. Arthur P. KimbH I returns
Wednesday from Minneapolis where
she has been spending v several
weeks. . ,
Pavlowa Isi a
'Cosmopolite
. Is, Anna Pavlowa,. tlpe .Incompar
able, realty a Russian or does she ber
long to "sthe larger, - "international
family of artists?" That is the ques-.
tion. .
Interviewed through Marguerite
Ferrier, who had many opportunities
of seeing the wonderful dancer strol
ling unobserved through the beauti
ful gardens and parks of Porto Rico,
the Isle of Enchantment, we jearn
that apart from her dazzling art
one of Pavlowa's grcatesf secrets of
winning over complete audiences atjd
peoples at oncj- practically on her
"opening night, consists largely in
becoming one of the people herself.
The temperament and national view
of the famous ballerina is elastic and
she can assimilate a new climate, a
new atmosphere, and even a new
nationality with the greatest ease.
Particularly is this true of her ex
tended London sojourn, where in her
Haropstcad Jiome. with its wide-
spreading grounds, she has long been'
regarded as a native London gentle
woman "at hbme" rather than a
foreign artist who has made her
home in a strange land. In Porto
Rico, in Mexico City, and in Paris,
the city took Anna Pavlowa very
much to its heart, and' she became
one of its permanent family.
In Porto Rico Mile Pavlowabiilt
a splendid bungalow the Bungalow
Pavlowa-oa their Condada near Bor
inquen park.' Here during her recent
visit of triumph to the "Isle of En
chantment" Pavlowa could be seen
daily strolling down to the sea,
living the life pf he Porto Ricans,
enjoying the tropical luxuriance of
its gardens, parks, and the wealth of
its foliage. .
Thus the answer to tfte' first ques
tion would seem to be: "Anna Pav
lowa, the -incomparable, belongs to
the great family of artists knows as
cosmopolites. . ',. ''.'
In the UnitedtStatcs, another, of
her manv homes, she is makma an
other four with her Ballet Russe and
Symphony Orchestra, which brings
her to this city on Dcejnber 30. She
will be presented at the Auditorium
under the auspices of" the Tuesday
Musical club. - : "
The Magic Christmas Seal.'
Would you be one o the WHO'S
WHO of Omaha? - - ',
Buy Christmas Seals. .
They stamp the user Mv)th the
mark of distinction!
Health and Prosperity come
wherever the Magic Seal js used!
The economic loss of one indiv
idual from preventable r disease
means $8,000.00 loss to the conffmun
itylV s -
Your heart and your penny may
save a life! Buy Christmas Seals.
The v Nebraska Tuberculosis As
sociation is i conducting the sale, of
Christinas seals for the purpose of
aiding.tubercular cases in the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vfalker, Jr.,
and son, Dick, leave Friday for Los
Angeles, where they will visit Mrs.,
Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Langan. Mr. VValker will return
after the holidays. Mrs. Walker and
her son will remain there until June.
What Js Your Style?
To find your style and keep it
mean just this: (If :y'ou know, that
your walk, your build-and your size
are not in harmony with" short
skirts, use tunic skirt, thus acquir
ing the short skirt effect by means
of the tunic and using the founda
tion skirt to make the dress becom
ing to you.
If your arms and shoulders are
heavy, forget that fashion's calendar
carries kimono sleeves; they arcnot
for you.. Instead, use as narrow a
shoulder as the mode will permit.
If your back is broad, use a form
of panel that will be in accord with
f other lines iji your dress and at
the same time lessen, the appear
ance of width. - .
Miss 'Alice Porterfield leaves the
latter part of January to take a post
graduate course at the University of
Wisconsin. ,
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The Dorcas club will meet for 1
' o'clock luncheon Friday at the. home
of Mrs. Minnie Bexten, Eighteenth
and. Wirt streets. , , , ;
West Omaia Mothers.
The West Omaha Mothers Cul
ture club will meet Friday after
noon, 2 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. James Corr, 2744 North Forty-
fifth avenue: t -
Train School Mothers.
The Train School Mothers club
will meet at the ;home of Mrs. Julia
Koch. 2406 Poppclton avenue, Fri
day afternoon at ,2. o'clock. ; Mrs.
Jofm Carney will as sis t.' y -
Lawton Auxiliary. .
Henry W. Lawton auxiliary will
meet Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock
irl Memorial hall court house. A
full attendance , is desrfed for elec
tion of officers. New members will
be initiated at this meeting.
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Omahs W. C. T. r-Wefldar. I P-
.. T. w. C,A,. DUBineaa meeting.
Ha Slcm Wansdy,' :S0 , m,
Wty. I, w. carpenter, a
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torf-t Dlrtlon Claw Wednenday. 10:0
V. m, Y. iL C A., Prof. Edwin Pula'
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Bojral t B. C. Clob Weanwiaay eve.
ntnfc, supper and cymnaalumi Social Settle
ment house. ,
A. C. A. Home Education Section Wed
nesday. l;0 P. m., with Mrs. Anna Ray
mond. 5107 California street J. E. L:v
Insston will speak on "Interior Decorating,
Textiles and Furniture."
A. C A. Inim Seetlon Wednesday. 4
p. m... with Mlsa Mary Parker. 2S23 North
Nineteenth street "Tha Christmas
Masque," by Ben Johnson,- will be re--ajewed.
Mlsa Grace . McLaln, leader.
Vkainre on Modern History Wednesday.
4 pTtW, Duchesne cnlleee and Convent of
the Sacred Heart, Thlrty-aixth and Burt
streets. Rev. Alfred 'Kaufman of Crelgh
ten university, speaker. Tha public la ln
vlted Dandee) Womta'i Clan Wednesday, t
p, m., with Mrs. Royal -D. MiUer. 4S04
Chicago street The lesson- will ha a re
view of "Tha Rescue," by Joseph Con
rad. Leader. Mrs. J. B. Dodds, assisted
by Mesdamea D. T. Qulgley, and A. J.
Cote, i - v
Frances Vlltard. W. C. T. r. Wednes
day. J. p. m.. with Mrs. Frank Butts. SMT
Ncrth Forty-saventh avenue. Mrs. Butts,
who Is superintendent of tha legislative
department, will have charge of the pro
gram. Vocal solos will bo given by Mrs.
J. B. Arnoldl;
To Remove Inc Stains
If you spill ink on the floor or on
cloth, dry up all you can with waste
cloth or blotting paper. Then damp
en the spots well with water and
cover with common baking soda: Let
stand for two or three hours, wipe
off, and you, will find, jail traces of
the ink are gone. , ' t
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Dr. A. F. Jonas, Dr. A. C Stokes,
and Dr. B. B. .Davis "are in Los
Angeles attending the Western, Sur
gical conference. " ; : '
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howe of
Sioux City, formerly of Omaha, will
spend the holidays here with Mr.
Howe's parents, Mr. and Mrs.' E.
F. Howe. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Brady of Fort
Worth, Texas, arrive in Oi.taha De
cember 21 to spend the holidays here
with Mr- Brady's sister, Mrs.
Thomas L. Davis, and Mr. Davis. .
The condition of Mrs.. G. Alex
ander Young, who has been, serious
ly ill at the University hospital, is
much improved,ySrie w'il probably j
return to ruir home tne latter part
of the week. '
sMr. and Mrs. Ben""L-Polsky of
Lincoln announce the birth of a
daughter on Monday Mrs. Polsky
was formerly Miss Blanche Bessel
of Omaha, andis the daughter of
Mr. -and Mrs. Louis Bessel of this
city; y
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