THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAKCH :. 1921.
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Society
FORD cars, cut down to the shaft, and run on narrow gauge tracks,
vie with burros as -the bnly means of transportation in the streets
of Puerto Cortez and San Pedro, Honduras, according to Miss
Mabel Greenberg, University of Minnesota co-ed, who is visiting Mrs.
Joseph Rosenberg, '2209 California street, enroute home from a tour of
Central America.
"There are no roads, as we know them; merely footpaths, some
wide enough for the burros," she stated.
Miss Greenberg also visited the Fort of Omoa, said to be between
300 and 400 years old, and, a number of the large banana farms. She
made the trip -with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Berman of
Minneapolis and a party of New Orleans friends.
"Life is most primitive as one nears the tropics," said the visitor.
"The houses are rude and thatch-roofed, and the people illy and
uantily clad. They have few means of earning a livelihood and loss
nergy to do so."
The only American hotel in Puerto Cortez, the port city, is a former
lottery palace converted by a New Yorker.
Miss Greenberg left Wednesday night for I)cs Moines for a short
isit before returning to Minneapolis.
$ ,
imaai Dinner.
Mrs. B. J. Morris entertained
u dinner at her home Wednesday
fvening in honor of her daughter.
Miss F.dith Morris, and Forest
Hamilton, who will be married
J'hursday. Covers were placed
tor Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto I.ambertt, Misses
Helen Matters, Daisy Tetre and
Helen Morris, Messrs. Clair Ham
ilton of La Junta, Colo., John
Morris and Carl Lindberg.
Social Affairs to
Be Given for
Actress
For Miss Goodbody.
An informal luncheon of eight
covers was given Wednesday by
Mrs. II. li. Leniere at her home in
honor of Miss Agnes Goodbody of
Patterson, N. J., who is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goodbody.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Morris will
t-ntcrtaiii at dinner at their home,
Thursday evening for this visitor.
Informal Tea.
Mrs. Thomas H. Simmons of Ce
dar Rapids, la., was honor guest at
a tea given Tuesday afternoon by
her daughter, Mrs. Amos K. Meadcr.
Assisting the hostess were Mes
tlames Robert Looinis, Wayne Selby,
Leo Istnert and George Engler.
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons are spend
ing two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Meadcr. ,
f or nirs. Baxter.
; Miss Emily Keller entertained in
formally at a bridge party at her
home Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Donald' Baxter of .Grand
Rapids. Mich., who is visiting Judge
and Mrs. W. W. Stabaugh. Three
tables were set for the game.
'For Prise Winner.
The Women's auxiliary to I. O.
R. B. lodge will entertain its mem
bers at a party to be given at its
club rooms on Wednesday evening,
March 2, in honor of Miss Flora
Hienstock, second prize winner hi the
Jewish press popularity contest.
Surprise Party.
Mrs. E. M. May and Miss Eva
May were honor guests at a sur
ptise party given Tuesday evening
at their home.. Twenty guests at
tended. The occasion was the birth
day of Miss May.
Party Postponed.
The afternoon bridge planned by
Mrs. I.. F. Bratinstein of Council
Bluffs for Thursday afternoon has
been indefinitely oostnoned.
Bridge Luncheon. .
Mrs. Walter Roberts entertained
members' of the Wednesday Bridge
club at a bridge luntheon at her
home Wednesday. ,,'
Affairs for Visitor. " ;
A luncheon was giveu at the Oma
ha club Wednesday bv Mrs. T. L
Brown in honor of Mrs. D. P." Tm
Marshall of Sheridan. Wyo., who is
visiting Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm.
'Mrs. John L. Kennedy will give a
briilge luncheon Thursday for Jiis
visitor. ' ,
Mrs. Marshall leaves- Saturday.
Movies at Yates School.
"The Pinch Hitter." starring
Charles Ray, will be shown in the
auditorium of Henry W. Yates school
Friday evening, 7:30 o'clock, under
the auspices of the Parent-Teachers'
association.
s "lie Wizard of Qz." scheduled
for Friday evening, will be shown
Friday evening. March IS.
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mrs. Guy Kiddoo will entertain
members of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority alumnae at their next
monthly luncheon, to. be held Satur
day, April 2. At present the mem
bers are making scrapbooks and
dolls, which are to be sent to an or
phanage iii Syria through the Near
East relief.
:
. Delta Gamma.
Delta Gamma sorority alumnae
will meet Wednesday, March 9,' at
i.- 1 -r w tn t : -- ! m.
uic uuiuc ui Mrs. cmuT j-.inuquesx.
The annual banquet of the sorority
K liAlft in T itirrjn rm A f i rti lu
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Methodist Church
Meets Friday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
First Methodist church will meet
Friday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. Frederick " J.
Adams, 3722 Pacific street.
Mrs. D. R. Ennis will have charge
of the program. The topic will be
"The Flower of Our Land" and
"Methodism and the American Stu
dent Body."
Rev. Lewis Townseud, pastor of
McCabe church, formerly student
pastor at Iowa City, and recently re
turned from the national meeting of
the Association of Methodist Rep
resentatives of the State and Inde
pendent Universities, held at Ur
' bana. 111., will speak. Mrs. James
Hodge will lead the devotionals.
Named for Club President.
Mrs. O. X. Kring, leader of the
public speaking department of the
Omaha Woman's e!uK was endorsed
as a candidate for club president
at a meeting of the department
Tuesday morning at the Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. Kring, it is rumored, is now
the choice of the nominating commit
tee for nrcirt,ntt3! .arwIM.,.., f,r
'iL. E. Stanfield, who was the choice
of the committee at its second -meeting,
will not run for the office.
T'H r .. 1 -1 . .' t - r .-:
will take place Monday afternoon,
'March 14, at the Y. W. C. A.
Americanization Speaker.
Miss A. Amy Spaulding of Minne
apolis, Minn,, national Americaniza
tion worker for the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
speak on her work, Thursday after
noon, 2 o'clock, at the Y. W. C A.
Th meeting is open to the public
Edith Wynne Matthison, the gifted
interpreter of. Shakespeare's women,
noted for the power and beauty of
her voice, is considered one of the
most beautiful women of the stage.
The famons sculptor, Gutzon Borg
lum, was so impressed with Miss
Matthison's beauty that he made a
bust of her for his studio.
Miss. Matthison has written Mrs.
Victor Rosewater, lecture chairman
of the Drama league, that she and
her husband, Charles Rami Kennedy,
the playwright, are looking forward
to their first visit to Omaha. These
gifted people haye many friends here,
among them the girls who have at
tended the Benuett school in New
York, where they frequently met Mr.
and Mrs. Kcnncdyi Several social
affairs are being planned for them.
Miss Matthison and Mr. Kennedy
will give a group of dramatic inter
pretations before the Drama league
on Thursday,' March 10, at 4 o'clock
at the Fouteuelle. Tickets are on
sale at Matthews' book store.
Personals
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase of
, Revelatiojis of a Wife
Mrs. C. B. Tate leaves Saturday,
for a trip to Kansas City and other
southern points.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Updike have
returned from California, where
they spent six weeks.
Mrs. Laura Losch of West Point,
Neb., is spending a week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Losch,
Mrs. W. S. Weston will go to
Sioux City about March IS to visit
her daughter, Mrs, Howard Martin.
Miss Willow O'Brien, a student at
Manhattanville college in New York,
w ill spend - her Easter vacation in
Washington, D. C.
Miss Lucile Lathrop, a senior at
Rocktord college, will spend the
Easter vacation with schoolmates in
Kokonio and Hammond, Ind.
A daughter was born Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldstein, Chi
cago. Mrs. Goldstein was formerly
Miss Florence Holland of Omaha.
Miss Emily Burke, a senior at
Vassar, will spend the Easter holi
days in Buffalo, N. Y., and New Ha
ven and New Briton, Conn., with
school friends.
' ' '
Miss Marie Patterson of Los An
geles will not arrive here until the
latter part of the week. She will
visit Miss Ruth Carter. At present
Miss Patterson is in St. Louis.
Mrs.' Ralph Garrett of Fort Worth,
Tex.,..i visiting" Mrs. Elmer Lind
qucst. Mrs. Garrett was formerly
Miss 'Gladys Bunt of Omaha. She
will remain here, until March 23.
Clair Hamilton of La Junta,
Colo., has arrived in Omaha to act
as best man at the marriage of Miss
Edith Morris and his brother. For
est Hamilton, on Thursday evening.
Miss Winifred Lathrop returned
Tuesday from Rockford, 111., where
she visited her sister, Miss Lucile
Lathrop. a student at Rockford col
lege. Miss Winifred Lathrop is a
forrner student of the college.
Miss Flora Marsh, who is attend
ing Kent Place school, Summitt. N.
J., will spend Easter vacation in New
York City with school friends. She
is also planning to go to Washing
fort, D. C, for a short stay at that
time. "
Miss Mary Findley, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Palmer Findley, who
is attending Bradford academy in
Massachusetts, spent last week in
Boston with her brother, Tom Find
ley, a Princeton' student. The occa
sion was the mid-year vacation.
Miss Margaret Eastman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Eastman,
who is attending Highland Hall,
Holidaysburg, Pa., will spend Eas
ter vacation in Orange, N. J., 'at the
home of her uncle, George Eastman.
She will also spend some time with
school friends iri New York City.
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Why Madge Was Distinctly
Worried. , , ,
Do you suppose " I breathlessly
began, ,as Lillian came up the stairs
after her encounter with the new
owrers of the house in Marvin.
"I gather that you must have
heard the dear woman," Lillian inter
rupted, with a smiling, significant nod
toward the banister over which I
was leaning. "And I suppose that
everything will be all right," she
hastily added, evidently sensing, with
her keen powers cf perception, that I
was extremely nervous over the
parting threat cf the woman whom
Lillian had prevented from enter
ing. - "You don't think, then, that she
can make trouble over those spat
tered walls in the dining-room?"
"Not if they arc restored to their
pristine freshness," Lillian answered
lightly, "and I'm sure that won't be
a very difficult job. Jim ought to be
able to"
"But, Lillian," I protested, with the
memory of Katie's sullen face as she
had rushed out of the room after
learning from the woman at the
door of the sale of the house, "sup
pose Katie is so angry that she leaves
and takes Jim with her?"
"She won't," Lillian asserted con
fidently, "and if she does you don't
know my capability for scrubbing
and painting and moving. Sometimes
I think I should have been a char
woman, I'm so efficient in that
occupation."
"I'll Watch for Jim."
I laughed in spite of myself, but
loitered, hesitatingly, near the door
of my room when we once more en
tered it,
"Perhaps I ought to see Katie. It
is a shock to her, finding out about
the sale of 'he house so unexpect
edly." , '
"Do as you like, my dear." Lillian
returned carelessly. "But you know
what a wild cat she is. She'll up
set you. and you have enough on
hand this afternoon without adding
any complications. If Katie were
my own problem I'd let her simmer
in her own anger juices until she
jellies into calm. Luckily she has
all this floor in order, so we can
sleep here tonight after we dine at
the Durkees. And a for breakfast
I think we can manage it, don't you,
even if Katie is on the rampage?"
"Of course." I answered her con
fident smile with a tremulous one.
And I'll follow your advice gladly.
But, oh, what a mess I'll be in if
she leaves."
"She's angry enough just now to
jump at that incentive for leaving if
you let her suspect your state of
mind," Lillian said sagely. "Jim,
however, well he's 'something else
again.' When he reappears I judge
he's gone somewhere away frorh the
premises, for he didn't respond to
Katie's wild Fiimmons of him awhile
ago it wouldn't be a bad thing to
explain things quietly'to him. That
lad interests me. He goes along
like a plodding draft-horse, and ap
parently lets Katie boss him ruth
lessly, but don't ever let it get into
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your, mind that the gray mare is the
better horse iu that humble menage."
S" found that out long ago," I
assented. "And" I'll watch for Jim
fom this window." I drew my low
sewing-rocker to the window over
looking the garden. "Now, if you'll
just turn these hems and baste where
I've indicated, 1 think we'll be able
to finish these before I have to leave
to meet Dicky';; train."
My confidence was justified. At
three-thirty 1 rose from my low
rocker, carefully picking the threads
from my sewing apron before laying
the last completed piece with the
others on the bed. v Lillian was al
ready folding them ready to be car
ried over to the D.irkee house. ,-'
As I glanced dubiously at my
blouse worried at its lack of fresh
ness, for Lillian and I had brought
no changes with us when we came
out, expecting to stay only a few
hours LI thought with dismay of the
sartorial dilemma winch I would face
in the evening at Mrs. Durkec's wel
come home dinner to Alfred and
Leila.
I had nothing but the tailored
skirt and somewhat wrinkled blouse,
while I knew that Mrs. Durkee, the
little bride and . Edith would don
pretty evening gowns for the occa
sion. And my critical, fastidious
husband would have the contrast be
tween Edith Fairfax's dainty attire
and mine thrust most forcibly upon
him. I glanced up at Lillian with
unconscious appeal, and fotirtd her
regarding me with a quizzical smile.
"There's a fresh blouse in your
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father's room for ' you," she said,
smiling, "if yo have time to change.
And well, iook on the bed in there.
I dashed for "my father's room,
hurriedly unfasienin my blouse and
skirt as I did so. As f reached the
bed I stared in amazement, and
turned to envelop Lillian in a bear
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For, spread out upon the bed, was
one of my evening gowns, one of
Lillian's, and a pretty frock for
Marion, with every accessory to go
with it. -
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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fi.To White Voile Curtains, S1 yards long, per pair $1.95
3.75 Ecru Voile Curtains, IVi yards long, per pair 2.25
.25 White Marquisette Curtains, 2', a yards long, per pair 2.45
5.00 Ivory Marquisette Curtains, 2',j yards long, per pair.
6.25 Ruffled Voile Curtains, 2b yards long, per pair....
7.00 Ivory Voile and Marquisette, 2& wards long, pair..
7.50 Ivory Marquisette Curtains, 2 yards long, per pair.
8.00 Ivory and White Voile Curtains, 2H yds. long, pair..
2.75
3.50
3.75
4.00
4.95
'Howard SL Between 15th and 16th
Fistula-Pay When Cured
J L II II ICsrJSl A mild system ef treetnent that eares Pilae, flstsJe es4 at a
eUs3S7l& Recta Diseases is a short time, without severe aorrxad aa
e ration. No Chloroform, Kther or other renersl aaesthetie eeeaL
A cunt Kuarantece la every esse screpted for treatment. an bo money is to he ( latt
eurea. write for book ea eetsl Diseases, with nam as and testimonials ef more
t.Ott erominent people whe hare heea permanently cured.
DK. E. R. TARRY Saaaterhisa. F.tore Trust (Bee Bids;.) Omasa, Kaev