rilfi. BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 28. 1921.
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TN THE Sf'KIMi a young mans fncy," we hear daily iinted, hut
kH l there is another meaning. In the spring a younjr girl's fancy turns
V " 4 s tlinitrrhtc f( t tr.ll:c:ii, iAAir k.1t .. A t. TA. ....,1
too, the season just after Easter is always particularly beautiful.
When the first violets are hiding modestly 'neath "their green leaves
in the "mossy woods one Omaha miss plans to become a bride. She is
Miss V iltlrcd Rhodes, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 11. Rhodes,
who is engaged to Ware Hall, son of Mrs. R. S. Hall. Miss Rhodes
has decided upon. the first week of lovely April for her nuptials.
Another wedding, which takes place when the crocus, the Jonquil and
the tulips first open their gaze to springtime, is that of Miss M;irv Cooper
of Pittsburgh and Rurdette Kirkendall of this city. Their marriage will
be an, event of early April.
Tea for Former Omahan.
Mrs." Edward Porter Peck enter
tained informally at tea at her home,
Thursday afternoon, in honor of her
guest. Mrs. F. B. Barkalow f
Washington, D. C. who formerh
resided here. Fifty guests, ail
friends of Mrs. Barkalow, attended.
, Informal Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Devcniix had
is their guests at dinner at their
home Wednesday evening Mr. ami
Mrs. W. B. T. Belt and Mr and
Mrs. II. S. Clark. -.
Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Malcolm D. Grimes will en
tertain members of the Fort Omaha
Bridge club at the Officers' club of
the post Friday afternoon. Four ta
rdea will be set for the game.
j ' Wedding Date. .
i. The marriage of Miss Faye Simoi:,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Si-
mon, and Spray Gardner, will take
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I'micm inc oiukiii jioine weanes
day evening. February 26.
St. Elizabeth Guild.
.St Elizabeths guild will hold a
cake, candy and ice cream sale Sat
urday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock
the guild rooms at 5K Barnabas
ircm
- Food Sale.
Ak.7Sar-Ben Kensington club, Q.
E. S., will hold a food sale February
12, Saturday, iithe Red Cross rooms
of Masonic temple.
' Informal Bridge,
is. Dorothy Balbach is plan
ning an informal evening bridge at
jher'home for next Tuesday evening.
- Community Card Party.
-Tlie' Community club will give a
card party at Crounse hall, Friday,
. 2:30"p. m.
Personals
Miss Louise Hcitman has returned
from a" trip to New York.
George McXamara of Beemer,
Neb., spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in.. Omaha.
Miss Vrcda Birch of Topeka, Kan.,
vho was the guest of Izetta Smith,
lias returned to her home.
Mrs. John E. Patterson of Kansas
Cityv-who is the guest of Mrs. Paul
Gallagher, leaves Friday for her
home.- '
A. -J.. Sistek left Wednesday for
a two weeks' trip to .New Yorlc,
X J m vi-tH ofrtn in fin ota rm tua rp-
- ML V- JIV' 111 V V tl'Jt
Vi-n journey. .
Miss Lorcne Simmons of Detroit,
vho has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
J I. G.'Unverzagt, left Thursday for
Oiicago, enroute to her home.
Mm.. Barton Millard and Mrs.
Paul . Gallagher leave Friday, Feb
ruary 4. for Montreal to attend the
.Tumor league convention. They will
fce gone several weeks.
Miss Harriet Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs., Arthur Crittenden
.Smith, who ha$ been spending sev
eral months in the east, is now visit
ing friends in New York City She
will probably return to Omaha in
the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moreland,
who were married in Lincoln
Wednesday, are spending a few days
in Omaha en route east. Mrs.
Moreland was Miss Gertrude Valen
tiner. They will make their home
in Lincoln.
Mrs. P. F. Zimmer and daughter,
Lucille, leave Sunday for NevNOr
leans. Mr. Zimmer will join them
February 12 ad the party will sail
tor Havana. Cuba later returning
to Miami, Fla where they will re
mairC until Mav 1. In the absence
. of M. and Mrs. Zimmer their home
at 423 South Thirty-first street will
he occupied bv their daughter, Mrs.
Dwight E. WMliams. and Mr. Wil
liam, who have been residing at
lurrfer Court.
What Makes Flavor?
- Variety in flavor is a decided stimulant-
to appetite. But in order to
i;ain Ihis it is not necessary to have
great variety in the foods you use.
Mud can be gained by a judicious
and Intelligent use of seasoning. But
even triore can be gained if you know
how "to vary flavor, though varying
y&ur'method of cooking. Take? corn
meal for instance. Boil it in water
and you have corn meal mush with
its characteristic flavor; then let this
cool,.slice it and fry it and you hare
ar. efitirely different flavors This
new flavor, if you analyze it, consists
of a combination of the- crisp,
parcrjed corn the result of the fry
ingSand the soft inner portion. The
buttej or bacon fat, or other cook
ing oil that you use, may also enter
into Jhis new flavor. Some cooks
save "the grease that comes from fry
ing Sausages, and this may be used
As add still a new flavor.
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MICKEL MUSIC
Douglas 1973
Society i
New Officer
Mrs. C. A. Meinig was elected
president of the Dauia club at a
meeting Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Marie Jensen. Other officers
chosen include: Airs. G. N. Warden,
vice president; Mrs. Tlior Jorgen
sen, secretary; Mrs. Minnie Hansen,
trustee. '
The club was organized for the
purpose of establishing a home for
old people. .
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Hash fill 1 'a rmer.
Dear Miss Fairfax: Would appre
ciate it very much if you would help
me to solve the following problem:
1 am a big, overgrown, sun-tanned
bashful farmer lad, nearly 21, and
have lost my heart to a pretty little
gill of 19 hummers.
Now, Miss Fairfax, here is the dif
ficulty which has caused mo many
sleepless hours and no end of worry.
The young lady has a high school
education and is teaching school.
She is bright and witty and has a
number of suitors hut no steady
beau. I am a bashful farmer lad
and have had only a grad educa
tion. The girl always speaks and
greets me with a smile when we
meet, but I simply cannot' summon
iu enough courage to ask her to ac
company me to some entertainment.
1 feel that I am not worthy of her
and yet I cannot give her up for I
fear it would break my heart. When
I go to some party or mother enter
tainment' and the girl is not thrc
the. day or night is spoiled for me,
but if the girl is present tho mere
sight of her and a friendly greeting
makes my heart throb with Joy.x I
know all about the old saying "faint
heart ne'er won fair lady," but that
don't seem to help my case. Please,
Uiss Fairfax, give nie some advice
in The Bee and 1 will thank you
with all my heart. Sincerely,
FAIIMER LAD.
I guess you like the girl all right.
What you want ma to do is to give
you some courage. T cannot do
that. Swallow your heart when it
bobs up in your thront, and just ro
.ahead and ask the f?irl to accom
pany you some place. Instead of
being a big, overgrown, sun-tanned,
bashful farmer lad. I "3ust know you
are a big, true, honest, fair-minded,
salt-of-the-earth boy, and if the grirl
likes that kind as well as I do, ehe
will accent your invitation.
A Letter to .T. E. D.
My Dear Miss Fairfax: I have just
run across a letter by J. E. D., and
can honestly say he is one gentle
man and maybe the only one left to
say he'd pick the Rirl with a nose
like a marshmallow in preference to
one with a shiny beak any day. I
use some paint and powder and it
sure does improve one's looks. I
dress in style, have nice clothes but
must say my dresses are neither real
low neck nor are thfty to my knees,
but nicely to my shoe tops.
He also said he had implicit con
fidence in women and could be de
pended on; that's more than lots of
men say about we grirls and women.
And if J. E. D. is not married yet,
I truly hope the Dxrd will bless him
with the best little woman in all the
world. And I, too. am strong for
the modern miss and also for all
men who think as much of we girls
as J. E. D. does.
MISS TWENTY.
Bobby: T)on't nag your friend
about another girl. Make yourself
agreeable and attractive and even If
there is "another" he will forget
her. If he falls in love with some
one else, your nagging won't help
anyway.
Hopeful: Tou do need advice, as
you say. I want you to get it while
you are young and remember it. A
sharp tongue and a hasty temper
heap trouble upon their possessor.
If you lose your temper and say
mean things, you will have to bear
the consequences. Learn while you
are young to bridle your tongue.
Control your temper and yourself.
Tou will thank me all your life if
you follow this advice. As to your
boy friend, if he cares for you," he
will give yod an opportunity to show
by your conduct that you are sorry
A January White Sale of
Second-Hand and Used
Sewing Machines
FOR CASH OR TERMS
We rent machines and
do first class repair
work on all makes of
Sewing Machines.
What's What
By HELEN DECIE
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A Cleveland correspondent ("A. B.
C") writes to "What's What" as
follows: "Dear Etiquette Editor
Is it good table maimers, while hold-
jiig bread or toast in the fingers and
before eating it. to dip it in the tea
or coffee cup, or into any substance
on the plate, or to wipe off the plate
with it? It not, what alternative b
approved?"
Answer It is distinctly bad form
to dtp bread or toast into any liquid.
If the eater is afflicted with dental
trouble and must have soft food it
is more seemly to have this served
in the form of milk toast, for which
can be substituted tea toast or coffee
toast, to be eaten, with a spoon.
People do not "wipe off the plate"
in ihe dining room. If at the home
tabic there- is a delicious gravy
served- which the diner wishes to con
sume bread may he broken and a
small portion of this can be dipped
into the sauce with the fork which
is used to convey the morsel to the
mouth. When dining out, even this
fork-dipping is to be avoided.
Copyright. 3 921, by Public Ledger Co.
Daughter of Famous
Surgeon to Wed
Wedding invitations have been re
ceived in Omaha for the marriage of
Phoebe Mayo, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. William J. Mayo of Rochester,
Minn., to-Dr. Waltman Walters of
that city, formerly of Omaha. The
wedding will take place February
5. Among those invited from Oma
ha are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skin
ner and Mr., and Mrs. Nels Updike.
Mr. and Mrs., Skinner plan to attend.
Mr. and Mrs! Updike being in Cali
fornia will be unable to do so.
Book Plate Owners in ,
" Omaha V
Among the Omaha people hav
ing book plates on exhibit at the
public library, in the. Fine Arts col
lection, are:
Mrs. M. G. Colpetzer, Maude
Bryant Nott, Margaret McShane,
Jan Powell, Ida Dahms, Margaret
Greer Baum, Mary Learned, Carrie
M. Carpenter, Delia L. jFerguson,
Dr. Alfred Bown, Col. T. W. Mc
Cullough, Charles Stanbrough. Sam
uel Smith Caldwell, Stanley V.
Weiser, William Edward Conlcy,
Leonard and Loifise Everett, Theo
dore Ellis Stebbins, James Edwin
Baum. Robert and Anna Leavens,
Miles Greenlcaf. Doane Powell, Wil
liam A. Ayorigg", CharlesN. Dcitz.,
Ralph and Nell Kiewit,'. David A.
Baum, Henry Victor White. Dana
Burgess Van Dusen, Clarke and
Janet Powell, William Sears Pop
pleton, Clifford and Alice Forbes.
' This exhibit is opo,n -daily from
9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. and on Sun
days from 2 to 6 p. m. It closes
Sunday, January 30.
for anything you have said. Appar
ently your f riendshrp" was a series of
fusses. Happiness is not found that
way. Build yours upon better be7
ginnings.
In Sweden, a wife has the right
to bear her own family name in
conjunction with that of her hus
band. " .
If You've
Tired of the
Style of Your
Garment
why not have our expert
people change the style for
you?
the stunts we do 'lfrythis
class of work command ad
miration. expert men tnilors remodel
men's suits and ladies' tail
ored clothes, dressmakers
change the style of your
frocks, furriers alter your
furs, hatters re-block your
hats, while our clever dyers
render service for all dep'fc.
what more could 'you ask?
DRESHER
BROTHERS
Dyers-- Cleaners
2211.17 Farn.m St.
Phone Tyler 0345 South
Side Phone "South 0050."
See our . stock before
buying. Your old ma
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HOUSED
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HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife
The Way Lillian Diverted Mrs.
' Durkee's Attention.
Lillian made no outward sign
either of interest or discomposure at
little Mrs. Durkee's annouTicemcnt
of her intention to investigate the J
' C U ... L... "
But I, who know her so well, was
watching her closely while . Mrs.
Durkee was talking and I saw the
little lines at the comers of her
mouth deepen, and her lips, close
tightly sure sign that something
has disturbed her.
"There ia one thing on which I
r.m sure you will agree with me,
Lady," she said pleasantly to Mrs.
Durkee she has called the little
woman "Lady" ever since I have
known her "and that is that Madge
has no business trying to straighten-.!
things over there until Jim and
Katie come tomorrow.
"Of course not. but you can bet
I'm going to look things over right
away," the little woman replied.
"And whatever are- you going to do
about tonight? You surely don't
want to leave the house alone again."
"If we get it aired and warmed
sufficiently, Lillian and I will sleep
there," I interposed, guessing that
Lillian wished a chance to marshal
her mental forces to anticipate, this
projected visit of Mrs. Durkee to
the 6cene. '
Lillian Thinks Quickly.
"Well, you don't take Marion into
any such a place!" Her Fluffiness
returned, bridling. "Sjie'll stay
right here with her Auntie Durkee.
And now let's go over. You ought
to look at your furnace again, any
way, Madge."
"It -was all right when I went
back a few minutes ago," I said still
watching for some cut to indicate
what Lillian wanted.
"How do you feel, Madge?" Lil
lian asked abruptly. "You look
better.
"Mrs. Durkee's tea," I smiled.
"Then I'd advise you to have an
other cup," she said, arid I knew
that I had received my cue.
. "Will it be too much trouble?" I
turned apologetically to Mrs. Dur
kee. "I'm afraid the pot is empty,
but I would like another cup."
"Trouble!" she exclaimed hos
pitably. "As Alfred says, I'll 'soak
you one if you get off anything like
that. I can heat some more water
in a jiffy. Will you girls have some
more?"
"Not I," Lillian rose lazily. "I
feci like a tea ball now. Give me
your keys, Madge. I'll stroll over
and open up the house again, and
shut some of those windows. You
have a cold now, Lady."
"Don't waste your breath bother
ing about me," called back our little
hostess on her way to the kitchen
for more boiling water she has an
elaborate arrangement for boiling
water at her tea table, but in
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variably dashes out to her gas stove
when she wants it in a hurry. "Just
don't disturbc any of the evidence,'
as the police say. 1 warn you I'm
going to get a tape measure and
crawl around on my hands and
knees in regular detective style."
Lillian laughed heartily. "Go to
it," she called amusedly, and
sauntered out of the house.
When I next saw her she was i
standing in the same indolent fash
ion in the door of my own home
with a lazy smile of greeting for
Mrs. Durkee, who pattered excitedly
by my side. Marion had gone ahead
with her mother, and Edith Fairfax,
evidently unable longer to conceal
her boredom at the whole affair, had
announced her intention of clearing
up and washing the tea things.
Full Revelation Avoided.
"Oh. how perfectly awful!" This
was evidentlv the favorite exclama
tion of our hostess, for she used it
numberless times in her progress
through the house, a progress
punctuated by much fussy examina
tion of the Wrecked things, and peer
ing into corners on the part of Mrs.
Durkee.
It was not until we reached 'the
second floor, however, that I real
ized how cleverly Lillian had fore
stalled any investigation of my keep
sake trunk on the part of Mrs.
Durkee. Every bedroom window was
thrown wide open, and sheets
weighted down a the corners with
heavy articles covered the heaps of
clothing and miscellaneous articles
on the floors.
"You see, they emptied everv trunk,
out and tumbled the contents over,
looking for money," Lillian ex
plained. "Madge, dear, I hope you
don't mind mv beinet officious, but
I thought I'd better cover each heap I
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with a sheet so nothing would blow
around. We simply must have it
aired out well if we sleep here to
night. Just look here. Lady, see
how thev upset things."
She lifted up a corner of the sheet
in my mother-in-law's room and
listened attentively to the oh's and
ah s with which Mrs. Durkee com
mented on it. 1
"It's just like this in all the
rooms," Lillian observed with an in
different air. "They simply broke
the locks and emptied the trunks.
Of course, Madge can't tell till later
whether they've taken anything or
not, and I'm not going to let her
sort things till Katie comes to help
her."
"That's only sensible,"" Mrs.
Durkee agreed. Then she shivered.
"You certainly liavc air enough in
here," she said pettishly.
"You mustn't stav here another
minute," Lillian said energetically.
"These windows have to be opened,
but there's no need for you to stand
in a draught. Besides, there's noth
ing to be seen here, and I want to
take Madge to look for houses this
afternoon. Come on downstairs. Do
you want to lock these rooms,
Madge? It's hardly necessary."
'T would," Mrs. Durkee pro
tested. "I'd lock everything tight.
And be sure to see that your furnace
is all right before you leave the
house. For you can just bet I
wouldn't come into this house alone
this afternoon if I knew it was going
to burn down."
She went down the stairs ahead of
us, and I locked the bedroom doors,
my own last, with a feeling of grati
tude to Lillian for the way in which
she had diverted little Mrs. Durkee's
attention.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
Never before in the history of
Poland have the women taken a
more vigorous interest in politics
than they are at the present time.
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r SCHULZE'S
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Let the Children Have All They Can Eat
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1 was badly ruptured while lifting a
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the rupture has never returned, although
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hairless skin. To prepare the paste,
mix a little of the powdered dela
tone with some water, then apply to
the objectionable hairs for two or
three minutes. When the paste is
removed and the skin washed every
trace of hair will have vanished. No
pain attends tlie use oi the delatone
and it will not mar the most sensi
tive skin, but to insure results see
that you get real delatone.
Lyko Makes
Hope a Reality
Lyko brings a new view of life
to the weak and debilitated. Hope
springs again in the once discour
aged mind. Strength and courage
reappear and the man once more
takes his place among those who
enjoy vibrant health and energy.
TIM arcaf 0Miat Tank
tends to put the "human machine"
in perfect working order by help
ing to restore the
bodily functions to
their normal activity.
It regulateB the
bowels, prevents constipa
tion, increase the appetite,
stimulates dtrestion an 4
tone op tea system in
ceneral.
A Hygienic Remedy
Lrkois manufactured
in the moat modern lab
ors tone, under themost
hygienic condition.
And every bottle is
tested as to the tbera
peutic value of ths
compounded drurs.
The phjsiolojicaJ effect
of it component ts
reeocnized bt medical
authorities.
Ask Your Druggist
Make the teat today of Lyko if you need
a laxative tonic. See for yourself how soon
a few doses will relieve you. Sold only in
orifinal packacesat all leading drugstore.
Sot Manufacturer!
LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY
Now York Kansas City
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For by Beaton Drug Company.
15th and f mnam Stt.,
And all retail drufgUtt.
Hcc Want AcU W ill Booft Trade