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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1920)
2 B THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBEK 12. 1920. Society - Miscellaneous. Shower. Mrs. Russell Olson entertained at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening, at the home of her mother, Mrs. C. J. Olson, in honor of Miss Helen Leitch. Those present were: Mesdainrs C. W. Hill, E. J. Doolin, George Russell, San Francisco; W. M. Welch, J. E. Beadle, M. R. Cady, Thomas Kelley, J. C Leitch, J. B. Armstrong, A. Smith, C. Nerness, A. . C Bell, G. O. Leitch, Misses Hazel Knott, Madeline Keliey, Ora Nelson, and Laura Ann Hill. ' Mrs. Merrill Lecture. Mrs. Anthony French Merrill has volunteered to give her time Sunday afternoon to lecture to the business women of Omaha on the "Pleasures of Life." ' A very small admission :ec will be asked. The lecture will be held in the ball room of the Dlackstone hotel at 4 o'clock. , The 0. L. L. Club. The O. L. L. club will give a card party Wednesday evening, De cember 22. in Our Lady of Lourdes parish ball, Thirty-second avenue and Francis street. Bridge and high five will be played and the prizes will be turkeys. At the same time there will be a sale of fowl, home made cakes and candies. .'" .'. Dinner Before Dance. ' The Misses Dorothy Arter and Dc Winta Conrad will entertain at dinner at the Athletic club Mon day evening, December 27, preced ing the debut-dance of Miss Mary Gilford. . Dancing Party. The Creighton Bachelors will give a dancing party Wednesday evening, December IS, at Kelpine academy. The orchestra for the evening will be composed of students, from the university. , v ' Holiday Teas. Mrs. George Howell and the .v Misses Dorothy and Marian Weller will entertain at tea from 4 to 6 i o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, December 29, at the home of the Misses .Weller. V : Card Party. The Columbia Club ,of Sacred Heart parish will give a card party Wednesday afternoon at their hall, Twenty-second and Locust streets. Mesdames C. W. Pace and J.. A; f Kelley will be hostesses for the after noon. , Pageant. A pageant, "The Striking of America's Hour," will be presented by the Young Ladies Missionary so ciety of Kountze Memorial Lutheran i church, Monday evening, December 13, 8:15 o'clock. ' ' . Prettiest Mile Club. Those entertaining at dinner Sat-, urday evening at the Prettiest Mile club were, Mr. -and Mrs. J. J. Min nikus, who had ight guests, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Campen, who had 14. , , v i, ' .'.. Sorority Dance. . The Sigma Chi Omicron sorority v will give a dancing party at the Pret tiest Mile club Monday evening, De cember 27. i j Christmas Party. , Members of the Church of the Blessed. Sacrament will entertain at a "bunco party" Thursday evening, December 16. at their hall, Thirtieth and Curtis streets. - , Updike Club. A dance will be held' Thursday ! cveujng, December 16, : at Met ropolitan hall by thfe Updike club. Return From Wellesley. Omaha girls attending Wellesley college are exm'ntefl 'n Um-iha sat By CORINNE LOWE. New York (Special Correspond-J ence.; to get up a brand new res taurant frock, all you have to do nowadays is to get into a bureau drawer. From last season we have held over tfie thrifty fashion of put ting a bodice of one material with a skirt of another. And a second avenue of economy still open to us is the demi-lace gown. " Black lace and black tulle are seen constantly in both the dinner gown and its more formal sister, the evening frock. Chantilly is par ticularly favored and if we would get up a dinner frock something like today's drawing, all wc have to do is to organize a raid tipon our .bureau drawers. Surely every one cf us has some old balck satin frock which would form the founda tion! for this dress and some other old lace frock which could be per i, suaded to do the draping. For the rest, there is a girdle of , jade beads, and these might plunge Us into an investment. - j - Silver Wedding Anniversary Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Callfas will entertain at a reception New Years night, January 1, from 8 to 11 o'clock in honor of their twenty fifth wedding anniversary.' Two hundred invitations will be issued for the affair. Dr. and Mrs. Callfas were married in Toronto, Canada, in 1898, where Dr. Callfas graduated in medicine. They have resided in Omaha since 1907, coming here from St. Louis, Mo., where Mrs. Callfas. better known as Dr, Jennie Callfas, was graduated in medicine from the Uni versity of St. Louis, in 1904. For., the past seven years Dr. Jennie Callfas has been active in welfare work; practicing medicine only among th poor of the city. Lecture Recitals Blanche Sorcnson, who has aroused much inQrest among music lovers the past week with her Vic trela lecure-recitals at the Orchard Wilhclm store, will have a second series this week, the hour being 3:45 p. m. daily with a complete change of program each day. In her talks Miss Sotenson uses many records and gives explanatory re marks: about each. Her subjects this week will be as follows: "Rigo letto,"( "Barber of Seville." "Faust." "Music of the Seasons," "Songs of Ireland," "Songs of Scotland," "A" Trip Around the World," "Love Songs," "Christmas Musfc" and "Songs and Games for Children." Preceding each, a short miscellane ous program of popular and request selections is also given. The pub lic is invited to. attend these recitals. A Lincoln miss whox has attained a reputation in Omaha as a dancer is Flavia Waters, who danced here at the Ak-Sar-Ben coronation cere monies of 1919. She is an intimate urday, December 18. They are the Misses Josephine Platner, Katherine Denny, .Virginia Leussler, Irene Simpson, .-'Frances Patton and Dorothy Arter. , y Club Dance. The B'Nai Ami club will givea dance Friday, December 31, at the Hotel Castle. ; , .1. III. . . Ml. Fraternity Dance. The Chi Phi chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda fraternity will give a dancing party at Kelpine's acad emy. Wednesday evening, Decem ber 29. , Informal Party! A dancincr party was given Satur day evening by Miss Peggy Ronin at her home. Twenty guests were present. , College Dance. The students of Bolyes college, chaperoned by Mrs. Mary Collins of the faculty gave a dancing party at the Castle .hotel ball room Fri day evening. It was one of a series of social events , planned for the student body for the winter season. Informal Bridge Party. Mrs. Charles Gruenig entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home. Four tables were, placed for the game. St. Martins Bazar. Tlic aiiYiltarv of St Martini Knis- rnnnl rhurrh of the SiniltVl 5M will hold a bazar in the lobby of the Sun theater Wednesday and ihursaay afternoon and evening. 1 ... Public Speaking Department. The public speaking department of the Omaha Woman's club will meet Make ni in minn&iwi mi. i ni.ii 1 i ii i mnmm i r --from C. B. Brown Co. Furthermore Take Advantage of Our 10 to 25 Discount In making this discount our past reputation was fully abided by. This discount affects our entire stock, including High' Grade Dia monds, Watches, Pearls, Gold Jewelry, Clocks, Ivory and Leather Goods, and all Jewelry. (A few contract priced goods excepted.) "po be assured, the Christmas shopper will find our gorgeous dis play of Gems the largest in Omaha. For this Christmas "Say ItN Wih Jewelry"- with a gift from Brown's. Generations will hear you. A discount of this nature means something to you. Take advantage of it. The HALLMARK Store Flavia Waters a Dancer 1 V friend of Miss Pleasant Holyoke of this city and has visited in Omaha with Miss Holyoke on numerous oc casions. Miss Waters has pursued her art under the direction of Miss Why You Are Irritable Did it ever occur to you that there is not always a disadvantage, but sometimes quite the reverse, in be ing irritable? In fact, sometimes the woman who is by temperament irritable is a far more agreeable helpmate than the wife who is lack ing, in irritability. But, mind you, being irritable does not mean that you show that you are irritated, or that you actually are irritated often. It means 4hat you are sensitive enough to your surroundings so that you are constantly trying to im prove them or to keep them up to a high standard. If there never had been any irritable housewives doubt less we should alj be doing house work in the mode of our grand mothers. We would still be dipping candles and cooking over open tire places and seeing by hand instead of by machines and keeping warm by stoves instead of by the heal from a central furnace. It isn't always an advantage to be entirely long suffering. It isn't an Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A., announces Mrs, O. Y. Kfing, leader. The class in correct diction will meet Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock at Prof. Puis' studio in the Y. M. C. A. ' All Saints Chancel Guild. All Saints Chancel guild will hold an all day meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. A. D. Marriott, 1720 South Thirty-second avenue. it the Gift Supreme . C. B. BROWN CO., JEWELERS "The Treasure Cheat of Omaha" 16th and Farnam flATCUtlW DOM C PORTRAIT Portia .Sweat at the Rocky Mountain dancing camp. She and Miss Hol yoke are now making plaits for a trip to Chicago immediately after Christmas. , advantage," or at all to your credit, that you put up day after day with inconveniences in your house, and that you school yourself not to be come irritated by these hings. The sensitive, . thinking housewife be comes irritated at having to put up with the caprices of a wood stove for cooking. And her irritability sends, her to the point where she sees to ii that her house is equipped with an up-to-date gas stove or a new fashioned oil stove. ,, ' It becomes irritating to the house wife to have to use the old fashioned scouring brick to scour knives and other metals; she looks about her for a remedy and discovers one of the many scouring powders that ave time and do away with the ir ritating scouring brick. The house wife who is irritated by an incon venient kitchen takes steps to make her kitchen more convenient. The housewife who is irritated over a house that is always in confusion and disorder is the housewife who keeps her house shipshape. Fresh Air for Baby. Plenty of fresh air is requisite for the maintenance of a baby's health. As soon as the baby is old enough usually by the time he is a month old he should be taken outdoors every day, unless the weather is unfavor able or he is not well. He should be carried in the arms for the first two or three months, being kept out for 10 or 15 minutes at first and afterwards a longer time. Theater Attractions Pop ular Events of the Week. Miss Mae Robson in "Nobodyx Fool,'"' will appear at the Brandeis theater Thursday evening. Amona those who have made reservations for the opening night, are: Mr. and Mrs, George Brandeis, who have en gaged two boxes; Mrs. M. O. Maul, one box. Others who will give line parties are: Dr. and Mrs. C C Criss, who will Jiave three guests; O. E. . Harris, four; W. W. Turner, three; ' Blanche Deuel, four; J. C. Cooke, four; iG. S. Wright, four; Charley Hannon, five; M. Bolin, three; Charles Beaton, four; Dr. J. E. Pti'- ver, four; $ C. Martin, four? L. V. Nicholas, four; E. G. Hirelman, six; Victor Roos, four; H. Barmetler, six, and O. H. Lucas, three. Parties'will be given Monday eve ning at the Brandeis by Mr. and Mrs. George Brandeis, who will en tertain 16 guests; Mrs. J. J. Johnson, one box, md line parties will be given by Messrs. and Mesdames A. S. Ritchie, L. V. Nicholas, C; D. Beaton, Sol Degcn, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Fulver. Messrs. W. E. Levy, Raymond Laird, Temple McFayden, C. . C. Nicman, and Dr. Henry J Ford. 7 Bridge Dinner. Miss Dorothy Hall entertained very informally at a bridge dinner Saturday evening at her home in the St. Regis apartments in honor of her brother, Mr. Ware Hall, and his fian cee, " Miss Mildred Rhoadcs. A mound of Rissell roses decorated the table and covers were placed for eight. O. C. C. Luncheon. The O. C. C. club met for lunch con Friday at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Adams when covers were placed for Mesdames C. R. Sherman, B. D. Sherwood, Frank Patton. W. E. Palmatier, W. A. Shropshire, Herman Ochiltree, T. H. Ochiltree, George B. Eddy, Charles Gratton and Miss Jessie Sherwood. The worl will open nL i F, K m - & i bi a.Hm i r- mm rMnutnMiUiniHiis,mTTTiTiTmTtTinTnifmifuiiintiMttiuMiMiMfMnMniM minimi iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiniiiniiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iwiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuii What's What By HELEN DECIE At the opera house there are al ways men and women who -promenade in the foyer during intermis sions,' when they exchange talk with friends, and visit other friends in their boxes. A man should not leave a woman during an intermission, unless a friend takes his place for the time being. If a guest of a woman in a box. a man should not leave unless visitors come in between the acts, in which event, he, too, may go visiting if he wishes. If a woman should en ter the box, he rises, and remains standing until she has taken a chair, or until she leaves. When a man calls on a woman who is in an opera box, he should knock at the door (if there is a door). Unless requested to sit down, he should stand and should remain only a few minutes. Be cause of the music and to avoid disturbing music-lovers who move about during the intermissions should return to their places before the curtain rises for the ensuing act. (Copyright, 1(20, by Public Ledfer Co.) void Colic. vui v'ti a nidi 7Vi v &iiuvik , ail colic may come from improper care ot baby s bottles and. nipples. Announcing the 1920-21 Season THE delightful Florida East Coast resorts have made extraordinary preparations for the coming Winter Season. -' Come to the Sunny Southland and par ticipate in the innumerable sports and pastimes of the glorious out o' doors. 'MDA East eoast - fmout Flf ler System of Retort Hotel as follows Opana Dec. 13 Si. Antottine- PONCEDE- LEON '. Orid-o th-Hilil-ORMOND . . , Jan. 4 Jan. 6 Jan. IS f ROYAL POI NCI ANA ( BREAKERS Dec JO Miami ROYAL PALM .... Jan. 1 Key West CASA MARINA . . . Jan. 1 Loaf Key- LONG KEY FISHING CAMP Jan. 1 Nauio- COLONIAL Jan. 15 Bshtma Islands I ROYAL VICTORIA . . Dec. 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The BUY-RITE STORES are located in the several parts of the city, and it will be to your advantage to pav thj one, in your neighborhood a visit, as they promise to offer you some very attractive values in high-grade foodstuffs. j The Following Stores Are Members of the BUY-RITE AND SELL-RITE ASSOCIATION: GILES BROTHERS ARSfTH COMPANY LYNAM & BRENNAN ARMAN PETERSON WILKE & MITCHELL GEORGE ROSS HANNIGAN & COMPANY ERNEST BUFEETT CHARLES MALLINSON Watch Next Tuesday Evening Paper For Our First Announcement Buy-Rite Stores. Are Dependable Quality Service Stores am i aniiBiiiiiiiJ a mm ; i MMa.ijiitMiaHia!!tffl '!,:;'.Tiiii!iiii1ii;i,'iuiiB..ii.'ial!;Mi .J-gfaE. " ..Unusual.. 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USE BEE WANT ADS iiiyM!i;;iiiiiiiiii HE FOLLOWING STORES, which have long , been established' and known as reliable 'service , stores, have associated themselves together as the BUY-RITE AND SELL-RITE ASSOCIA-i TION for the purpose of buying goods together. JEPSEN BROTHERS J. D. CREW & THEY BRING RESULTS I v "i SON 1 i ' 1 1 V! M 1 ; l: 1 ' v-v ' bib Sj r i ! X 14 i '
