"Society
; F(r Out-of-Town Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Head .enter
tained at luucbeon Thursday in the
luinir room 01 ine umana inuuiiai
bank complimentary lo the out-of-towu
guests who attended the debut
- party Riven for their daughter, Miss
Vernelle Head, Wednesday evening
at the. Fon'tcnelle.
Red roses formed the center
piece and the guests included:
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mcl'herson,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartlett, Mr.
anU.Mrs. John Brouddus, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Thompson; the Misses
Dorothy Reed, Lillian Bartlett, Mar
garet' Warner, Elizabeth and Esther
fiattreal, Dr. Hiland Wallace. Elliott
Marshall III, Hey den Canpbell and
Harry 'Carder, jr., - Frank Quentui,
Albert :- Bartlett, , Robert Clayton,
Beverly-1 Pitts, Hairy Mcl'herson,
Robert ' Brown, Tcmpleton Brown,
Harry George, all of St. Joseph, Mo
the former home of the Head family;
Miss- Janavence Kerens of New York
Chv, Miss Sarah Spencer of Chicago
and Byron Spencer of Kansas City.
wiunne exception ot nic Misses
Kerens and Spencer aud Messrs.
Carder, Marshall and Spencer, who
are attending Miss Head's house
party, the quests left for their homes
Thursday evening.
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Tea For Misses Coad.
Mrs, J. F. Coad jr., cwicrlained
at a tea at her home, Thursday aft
erpoott; for hcfdaughters, Marian
and Pauline. The West Sisters"
. string quartet gave numbers'" during
, the, afternoon. Foinsettas and holi-
day "decorations were nsedjhrough
th"$oms. Those assisting were
Mesdaines Arthur Coad, Fred
Pearce, iC. F. Brinkman, ; Robert
loomis, Milton Petersen, Misses
Margaret Wattles, Margretha Grim
mell.. Rnh Garten Maiorie Menold.
Vk.ia?re. rieicnc vooaaroj merceaes
Jenstn, Ruth Miller, Mary Watties
und'Cecile , Fox. '
.. Camp Fir Luncheon.'
Mrs." C. J. Hubbard will entcr
taju..at puncheon at the Blackstone,
Monday, t!e occasion being? the re
union of the A-Ki-Ta group of
Carap Fire Girls, the members of
which are now home from their
various schools. Covers will be
placed for Elizabeth Austin, Camilla
Edholm,, Jean Field. Jean Kennedy,
Onnofee Mann Gladys Mickcl,
Mary Loomis, Ruth Peterson, Eliza
beth Pattonv Flora Shukert, Ger
trude Alleti; Anna Porter, Ann Ax
tcV and Dorothy Arter.
t r
', - For Adeline Kent
Miss-Emily Burke entertained at
lulictletm at the Omaha club Thurs
day in honor of her guest. Miss Ade
line Kent of Kentfield. Cal. Covers
were also placed for Misses Mildred
Rhodes, Erna Reed, Gwendolyn
Wolfe, Elizabeth Robertson, Wini
fred Smith, and DeYVeenta Conrad.
Poiusettia and narcissus formed the
centerpiece.
. Pan Hellenic Luncheon.
Cards have been issued for the
Pan Hellenic luncheon, Wednesday,
December 29. at the Blackstone. Mrs.
Robert McCaguc is in- charge.
For Mrs. Dow. ,
Florence Dow entertained at a
luncheon for her sister. Mrs. A. G.
kVow, at her home Thursday. The
guests included Mesdamcs J. Emer
son Goodrich. W. Gangnebin. Russell
Gangncbin, William Henry Harrison,
Garland Boswcll, Ralph Morrison
and Frank Malm, Misses Leota
Alderman Marian 'Frances Celland,
Esther Knapp, Mildred Alderman
and Dorothy, Merriam.
i For Joyce Weston. . ,
Miss Nancy Goodwin entertained
at luncheon at her home Thursday
for Miss Joyce Weston of Trenton,
X. J., who is visiting Miss Janet
Dickey.
Personal
Mrs. Ella B. Maher will spend
Christmas in Norfolk. '
Gladys Mickel is home from tht
University, of Nebraska. '
Mary Creedon leaves Saturday eve
ning for Shrevcport, La., to spend
wec ' ' " " . .
Helen and Francis O'Hanlon'of
Appleton, Wis., are visiting in
Omaha.
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A sort was born Thursday to Dr.
and Mrs. Ben Haller at St. Joseph
hospital. 1
Emily Holdrege, daughter of C. B.
Holdrege, returned from Smith col
lege Thursday. .. (
Ernestine Shayler, .'" daughter of
Bishop and Mrs. E. V. Shayler, is
home for the holidays. .
Adolph Brandes.is home from the
Great Lakes radio school and is
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Brandes.
William N. Y6u lg .has returned
from the University of Illinois to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Ethel Widner of Lincoln is spend
ing the holidays in Omaha as the
guest of Mr.- and Mrs. J. M. Dow.
Camilla Edholm, who is a student
at Simmon's college, Boston, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs.' K. R. J. Ed
holm. Florence Dow and Frances Cle
land, who attend the conservatory of
music at Oberlin, returned to Omaha
Saturday A .
Mr. and Mrs. T; D. Buchanan will
spend the holidays' in Chicago with
their son, H. D. Buchanan, and Mrs.
Buchanan. ,
Jean Dow, dajghter of Mr. and
Mrs. I. M. Dow, has returned from
Lirtcoln to spend the holidays with
her parents. , .
Miss Jean Kennedy, who attends
Mount Holyoke, is spending the hol
idays with her mother, Mrs. Alfred
C. Kennedy. i
Marjorie Smith, daughter of Boyd
Smith, has returned from Frances
Shrimer, Mt. Carol, 111., to spend
theliolidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Wadesworth
and daughter, Patricia, of Moline,
111., arrive Friday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. O. A. Scott , of Omaha, and
Why yon nesd
Resinol Ointment
The saaw soothiag, haaling, antfcep
tie properties that Biaka Besinol tNot
ment so affective for skin eruptions,
also make . it the . ideal aosstfcold
remedy for , ' ,
Burns rjleers.
Scalds FriaeeV
Cols , PiiupWs !
ffciateVes' ' Cold-srs
Woondi 1 Chafing .
Brslsss 'Fflin .
Sons lSt '
Botia InttatitM
Ami a seer ef ether tawMaa which
eesstaBtlv ait ia every home, erae
ciaiy jriiere Hiar a , are chiMr en. Tmt
is why Besiaol On merit ahenld be oa
year uieilii lre sheU, rc4r imme
diate Me. ; . ;
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awnpw rree. Mukutbrcenwoo
r test KoSoot
Sav, writs to Pit. UN, Mast
Co BaUaaon, Md. . -
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Mrs. M. Wadsworth and Dr. and
Mrs. Glenn Reed of Council Bluffs.
Dr. L. R. Sattler left Wednesday
for Ivanhoe, Minn., where he will
remain until December 29.
William B. .McNett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McNett, is now a
student at Johns HopkinsTiniversity,
Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Curtis of
Sioux City, la., j arrive Friday to
spend several days with Mr. and
Mrs. W. .S. jCurtisA t
Mrs. Mary Q. Milburn of Wash
ington, D. C., arrived VVedsesday to
spend the holidays with her daugh
ter, Miss Margaret Milburn.
Jean Roberts, daughter of Mr.
and Mr T. L. Roberts, has re
turned from Lincoln to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. .Henry C. Hodges of
Bloomfield, Neb., are spending the
holidays at the"home of Mrs.
Hodges' parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.-B.
Weller.
s-
Miss Portia Bigelow, who attends
the University of Wisconsin,' ar
rived in Omaha last Sypday to be
with her parents, M,r.. and Mrs. A.
H. Bigelow.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Heafey an
nounce the birth of. a son, John, jr.,
Wednesday, at St. Joseph hospital,
Mrs. Heafey was1 formerly Miss
Helen Gillespie.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fish, jr., and
Mrs. Fish's mother, ,Mrs. Eischoff
of Ladysmith, Vis., arc spending the
holidays here with Mr.. Fish's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fish.
'
Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Ockerman
and Dr. and Mrs. Royden Conner
and children, Bob and Bonnie Clare,
of Sioux City, la., arrive Friday to
spend Christmas at the E. M. Rey
nolds home. " y
Cecile Fox, a University of Ne
braska student, has been visiting
Mary Eleanor Bridenthal at Wy
more, Neb. Miss Fox returned
Wednesday to spend Christmas with I
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fox. I
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Marriage Without Love.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am 21 and
loved by two men. I love one of
them very dearly; the other I ad
mire. My family insist pon my marry
ing the one I admire, but 1 want
the one I love. I may have to wait
some time for him, as his circum
stances are such that he cannot
marry mc now. '
The one I admire has my family's
sanction and would marryv me at
once. What shall I do? can you
please help me? It seems rnie I
would wait indefinitely.
My parents tell me I will learn
to love the one I admire after vc
are married. H, W. W. S.
Marriage without love is a dan
gerous adventure but, then, so is
marriage with what youth some
times mistakes for love. Do you
also admire the man you think you
love? Do you respect him andbe
lieve in him? Or does he just at
tract you? Don't marry a man for
whom you don't care and care deep
ly. But above all, don't insist on
sacrificing too much for an emotion
that is not well grounded. '
Would Bo Fi-lcndii.
Dear Misa Fairfax: We have been
taking The Omaha Bee for some
time and I have enjoyed reading
your column very much, but never
once thought that I would also come
to you for advice. We have some
neighbors who havo a girl my age
and of course, she awl I were' very
good chums. She had a brother
whom I went with for ulmont a year
nnd then we broke up and ulnoe that
this girl friend of mine won't have
anything to do with ,nio any more.
; What shall I do? As I want to
make up with my neighbors and
they wwn't listen to me and 1 do not
want to go with her brother.
, TH-UE EYES.
Your neighbors may resent the
fact that you dOnt care to go with
the boy in tholr family. If that is
all they have against you. they will
soon see how silly they are and will
be friendly with yon again. Iet the
neighbors alone, being careful to
treaty them with ordinary courtesy
if you chance to moot them, and
.jajvtjarkjavttjtltjDljja'li911tlvilt'
8-XMA'S
P0ULTM.Y
You, no doubt, will see lower priced poultry than quoted an
our ad.: ouality. however, is essential, and must be compared.
f, Our poultry is all fresh picked, and the best obtainable; we
guarantee satisiacnon ana you are assured mat you win not De
embarrassed at your table if your Xmas poultry is purchased
from us.
Fresh Dressed Turkey, lb 57
Fresh Dressed Geese, lb 35
Fresh Dressed Ducks, lb . . .38
We have also a full line of Domestic and Imported Glace
Fruits, consisting of Malaga Cluster Raisins, Turkish Figs,
French Glace Fruit, Crystalizeii Ginger, Stuffed Dates, Skinless
Preserved Figs, Sweet Pickled Peaches and Pears, Gordon and
Dillworth'B Plum Pudding and Sauce, Fancy Green and Ripe
Olives, California Empress and' Malaga Grapes, Kumquats, Al
ligator Pears, Oranges and Grape Fruit, all kinds of Nuts and
Imported Roquefort Cheese. J
FRESH VEGETABLES
Fancy Large Head Lettuce,
2 for 256
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3
lbs 25
Selected Celery (6 and 7 stalks
to the bifnch)... 35
Large Snow White Cauliflower,
each 25fr
Fresh Spinach, per pk. . .65
Fresh Wax Beans, qt-.SStt
Fresh Mushrooms, lb .'.$1.05
SOMMEM mm. :
28th and Farnam Harney 0188
j 1 1 " " 1 11 1 ' 1 m
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TURITAN wishes thy
family and thy family's
family a goodly portion of
Christmas joys and Holiday
cheer in remembrance of the
heroic Puritans who 300 yeaYs
ago gave' so much that we
might now know the happi
ness of giving,
THE CUDAHY PACKING CO. f'
Special Ice Creates
" for
i
CHRISTMAS
: '.;:;A ' Qtid '
,-.;...'''
Sunday, the 26th .
PLUM PUDDING
A " ' , , .
Harding's choicest Vanilla
Custard Ice Cream, to )
which is added rich Plum ... :j r.
Pudding fruits.
v - ...
I Harding dealers .throughout this territory
will supply you with this appropriate Special
for Christmas: and Sunday following: alid, in
addition, our standard flavors. 'V.
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a j m aw m v mm mm a m m m mmr m tmmmm
COALFr"nk,inC,ZoI;
Chestnut
Ideal for Kitchen Stove at
Hot Wfter Planti. It Cokes.
OUR
PRICE
$12.80
PER
TON
Consumers Coal & Supply Co.
"Dealer in CooaT Coal" '
Doug, 0530. Doug. 0530.
itnylng nothing unkind about them to
others, you only lnwer your own
dignity and avlt-cetipoct when you
thrust yourself upon jtoople who are
ill-niunnftt'l. (.live them time to
thjnk thliiKB over and when you see
they ore willliiK lo bo friendly and
courteous, bo big enough to forget
the past and n.eet them too with
kliulup.va and Rood manners. .
Mothera Club.
The meeurf of the Mothers' iluh
scheduled for December 29 lias been
postponed until January 5, when the
club will meet tor 1 o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Z.tne Thompson.
Fifty-eight per cent of the factory
workers in Japan are women.
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Fresh Leaf Lnrd, T lbs. for.Sl.OO
Fresh Dressed Hens or, Spring
Chickens, per' lb 25 $i c
Fresh Ham, half or whole, per
lb. 19c
Choice Steer Rib Roast, lb. 22 lie
Choice Steer Round Steak, per
lb. 19c
Young Mutton Legs, perlb.l2Hc
Young Mutton Chops, 3 lbs.
for .25c
Fancy Creamery Butler, lb.. 46c
We have a limited amount of Elk Meat,
order as early as possible.
Full Line of Fruita and Vegetables at the Loweit Price
No. 1 Soft Shell English Wal-
triits, per lb 32 He
New Black Walnuts, 3 lbs... 25c
Filberts, No. 1, per lb 22 Mc
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb.I7M
Fancy Mixed Sugar Taffy
Candy, 5 lbs 99c
Peanut Brittle, mixed, lb... 25c
Large solid Head Lettuce, 2
for 25c
I-arge Tender Celery, 2 stalks
for 25c
Kxtra Largo Grapo Fruit, 2
for 25c
Pleaso reserve your
WASHINGTON MARKET
1407 DOUGLAS STREET
PLAY SAIE Bu.
PLAY SAFE Buf
mrutnia seaiai
IBIftOTMEIBS
4903 South 24th St. 212 North 16th St.
A 2408 Cuming St.
Fancy
Celery
Headquarters for Your
Fresh
Oysters
HR!STRfrAS POULTRY
Kancy Fresh
, Killed Geese
31c ,
Fresh Killed
Ducks
34c
Fresh Killed
Jurkeys
50 c
: r
Fresh Killed
Spring Chickens
and Young Hens
27c
Fresh Hams, 10 a
:;.z or whole) IWW
Choice Pork Loin 111 I
D..i- 1 u,Jt IWv
iwasi 2 ui TTiivi .......
PORK CUTS
15c
16c
, 18c
20c
25c
' 25c
25c
Fresh Spare
Ribs ........
Fresh Leaf
Lard
Small Lean Pork
Shoulders
Fresh Side
Pork
Fresh Neck Ribs,
5 lbs
Fresh Pig Feet,
'4 lbs.
Fresh Pig Ears,
4 lbs. ........
Little Pig Hearts,
3 lbs
Freshing .
Tails;....;-...
Pure Lard,
, per lb'
Compound
per lb.
Cudahy's Rex Lard,
5 lb. pail
Cudahy's Rex Lard, '
. 10-lb. pail ,
Fresh
Sausage , ......
25c
a
17c
; 2oc
14c
$1.00
$1.95
18c
HEAL CUTS
Choice Veal
Stew . . .
Choice Veal
Roast ...
Choice Veal
Chops
Choice Veal Legs
O2 or whole) . . .
Choice Veal "
Loins
14c
13c
22 c
21c
2!c
BEEF CUTS
Chce Pot Boiling
Beef
9c
Choice'Beef Pot
( Roast . ,'
Prime Rib
Roast .'f
Choice Round
Steak
Choice Sirloin
Steak
Fresh Cut
, Hamburger .......
Choice Corned
Beef . ... ...... ,
11c
18c
20c
23c
18c
18 c
SWOHED MEATS
Sugar Cured Picnic
Hams
Sugar Cured Regular
Hams' ;
Sugar Cured kinned
Hams
Sugar CuredStrip
Bacon '...(...
Sugar Cured Brisket
Bacon
Sugar Cured Breakfast
Bacon
18c
24c
22c
26c
22c
28 c
CANNED GOODS
2408 Cuming St. 4903 So. 24th St
34c
Fancy Early June Peas,
3 f or
Fancy Cut Beans, Qalp
'3 for vtw
Fancy Sweet Corn,
3 for
34c
A Cudahy Product ,
pari
of oil
HCE CREAM
r .
Swift's Snowflake,
5-lb. tut
$1.50
Swift's Gem
Nut .
27c
TheTastete)):
1
tannams
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