THE BEE: OMAHA, ' TUESDAY. :UAKCH 8, 1921.
Society
Kinney-Xelley.
Announcement is nude of the mar.
liage of Mis Josephine Ketley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kel
ley, and J. F. Kinney jr., which took
place, September 21, 1920, at St. Brid
get's church. . Rev. T. F. O'Calia
lian officiating. The couple will be
at home with the bride's parents.
Mrs. Salter Honored.
The following is taken from the
Lincoln Daily Star of Sunday,
March 6:
"Mary Turner Salter, the well
known song composer of Williams
town, Mass., who is spending some
months in Omaha with her sister,
Mrs. C. W. Morton, will come to
Lincoln this week to attend the an
nual open meeting of the Morning
Musical Review club which will be
held Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
C. W. Sanford. The hosetesses will
he Mrs. Lynn Lloyd, Mrs. Ralph
Ludwick and Mrs. R. S. Brewster.
"Musicians and music lovers are
very familiar with the charming
songs of Mrs. Salter, some of which
appear on almost every recital pro
gram throughout the country, and
the club is exceedingly fortunate
in having Mrs. Salter at this meet
ing. Two groups of her songs will
be sung by Mrs. Brewster with the
composer at the piano.
"The piano numbers will be given
by a niece of Mrs. Salter, Dorothy
Morton Jobst, a brilliant young
.pianist who only a short time ago
came from Omaha to Lincoln to re
side and who is a very recent ac
quisition to the club membership.
Mrs. Salter and Mrs. Morton will be
the guests of Mrs. Jobst during their
visit here.
"The program will begin at 11
o'clock and will be followed by a
luncheon.''
"Stag" Dinners.
The Lenten season, though dull in
Some respects, has had one enliven
ing feature for men. During this
time a number of our hosts have
entertained at "stag" dinner parties
. at their homes and if there is any
social affair more popular than this
with any man it is yet to be found.
Never are any regrets sent for such
an invitation and the host is cer
tain there will be no empty places
at the festal board. Clarke Powell
entertained at such a dinner at his
home last Thursday evening.
Another will be given this week by
Ross Towle at his home. Saturday
evening has been chosen for this
party.
For Mrs. McGee.
Mrs. Nellie Kitchen entertained at
a bridge dinner at the Paxton hotel
Saturday evening, honoring Mrs.
Ella Cotton McGce of New York
City, who is visiting at the E. W.
Nash home. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Doorly. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin T. Swobe, Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Kennedy, Mrs. E. S. West
brook. Mrs. Mary Mora, E. M. Fair
field and Benjamin Cotton.
Alpha Phi Banquet j
Misses Margaret McCoy, Katherme.
Barton, Elsa Harmon Locke, Helen
Goltner, May Youngquist, Irene
Johnson Beck, Ruth Haller Drake,
fcwen McCoy, Genevieve Welsh Ir
win. Helen Rohrbaugh, Irene Cole
Wright, Josephine Davis, all of
Omaha, were among the out-of-town
alumnae attending the annual ban
quet of Alpha Phi sorority Saturday
tvenin." at the chapter house, Lin
coln. Elsa Harmon Locke was toast-
rnistress for the occasion.
Fortnightly Club.
)' Mrs. Louise Jansen Wylie will be
'hostess to members of the Fort
nightly Musical club at her home
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Verne
Miller will assist. Mrs. Ernest Reese
has charge of the program, which
will include only numbers for
stringed instruments. Those partici
pating will be Mesdames Roy Walk
er, John Morrison, W. S. Robertson
and Martin Donlon.
; Formal Dinner Dance.
A formal dinner dance will be held
at the Masonic temple Tuesday
evening for the members of George
V. Lininger lodge of Masons. Two
hundred and fifty reservations have
. been made for the affair which is the
first social event to be held by the
members since the war. Those in
charge are planning a number of in
teresting features for the evening.
Goes East.
Mrs. Henry Doorly leaves Satur
day for Washington, D. C, where
her daughter, Margaret, attends the
Cathedral school. While there Mrs.
. Doorly will occupy the Hitchcock
home. Senator and Mrs. Gilbert
Hitchcock and daughter, Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, will spend a number of
weeks at Ashville, N. C.
Irvin Cobb.
Sigma Delta Chi, journalistic fra
ternity at the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, will entertain Irvin S. Cobb
at a banqtjet when he visits Lincoln
March 22 to give a lecture before
Axis club.
Informal Tea.
Mrs. Leo Ismert was hostess at a
tea at her home, Monday afternoon,
for 20 guests. Mrs. Thomas Sim
mons of Cedar Rapids, la., who is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Amos
K. Meader, was the honor guest.
Phi Delta Theta.
I Phi Delta Theta alumni will meet
for luncheon at the University club,
Tuesday noon, 12:15.
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Wife of Retiring Vice President
Lunches With New
dH Jpgar "gV".'
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Several days before the. inauguration,. Mrs. Thomas Marshall, wife of
the retirincr vice oresident. and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge,' wife of the new
vice president, were the guests of
Washington, D. C.
Clubdom
Church Service League.
Christian sociability is one object
of the "Woman Service league" of
All Saints church. This society meets
the last Friday in each month and
sews all day for charity. A luncheon
is served at noon for 25 cents per
plate. A woman is supposed to sit
next some one who is a stranger.
or near-stranger to her, with whom
she chats and becomes' a friend.
Mrs. William Hill Clark is director
of the league at All Saints church.
At the last meeting of the organiza
tion, February 25. 114 garments were
made for the Child Saving institute
and six dozen hospital binders. Seventy-five
women attended.
Election of Officers.
Mrs. A. N. Eaton' was re-elected
president of the North Presbyterian
Aid society at the monthly meeting
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. D. Fercival. Fifty-five
members were present to ballot.
Other orhcers elected were Mrs. i.
K. Spaulding, first vice president;
Miss Lena Mortenson, second vice
president; Mrs. Florence Fales,
trasurer; and Mrs. J. G. Wallace,
secretary.
The next meeting of the society
will be held the first Friday in April.
Delta Gamma.
Delta Gamma sorority alumnae
will meet Wednesday, March 9, at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Lindqucst.
The annual banquet of the sorority
wm oe neia m Lincoln on jviarcn iy.
, Omaska Council . ;.
A dance will be given at the Swed
ish auditorium Tuesday evening,
March 8, by the Omaska Council se
curity Benefit association.
Problems, That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE
' The Demon Jealousy.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I, am miser
able at 20 because of jealousy. I
have tried to conquer it, but It seems
impossible. I am deeply in love with
a young man four years my senior.
He often tells me he loves me, but
pays attention to other girls. He
really, carries on outrageously at
times; I always forgive him in the
end. Now every time he does these
things it makes me so miserable,
I can't sleep thinking of it, and I
have come to the conclusion that it
must be Jealousy. Can't you tell me
some way to conquer this awful
thing? Please don't tell me to give
him up; it is impossible. But they
say all dreams come true if they are
the right kind, so I dream he is the
boy I want mm to be, and hope
some day my dream will come true.
S. N.
Perhaps you art not realty in love
with this youth who seems to be so
fickle and unstable, but just in love
with love. Give yourself a fair
chance to be interested in other
young men and see what happens.
Jealousy Is not a beautiful thing, but
neither Is disloyalty and me man
who pays he is ir. love with one girl
and then belittles her for others,
doesn't seem worth much real
feeling.
The Matron of Honor.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am about
to get married. Isn't it customary
to have single girls act as brides
maids? If you had a sister and she was
married wouldn't you have a single
girl as bridesmaid?
What is a matron of honor, or,
rather, what part does she take in
the marriage? JEAN S.
Have your married sister act as
matron of honor. The bridesmaids
come two by two. They parallel the
ushers, while the maid or matron of
honor stands n the same relation to
the bride that his "best man" doees
ta the bridgroom. If your wedding
is simple and you want only two at
tendants, have a maid of honor and
also a matron of honor.
A Bad TcmHred Lover.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I ani 20
years old and have been going about
with a girt three years my Junior.
We have quarrels that don't amount
to much, but I am afraid they will.
We have already agreed upon mar
riage. But with these little quar
rels going on I think it would not be
as it ought to be.
Most people say .1 have a bad.
temper, but am easy to get along
with, and it seems she can't please
me at times. UNHAPPY.
You don't need advice, young man.
You need self-control. Practice it
and learn to curb your temper and
to be less exacting and critical. Why
should you think it more important
to indulge your temper and whims
than Xo marry the girl you love?
Breaking an Engagement.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am 20 and
about two months ago I broke off a
three-montha-o'.d engagement, as I
found I did not love- the young mau
enough to many.
Since then 1 have met several
young men. who seemed to be inter
ested in me. but In some way or
other they found out I had been en
Raged, and stopped calling. This
liannanarl thra- illfrpr-nr timaa. Vow,
4' jt few
vkail4i? 1iy Cabin GxJe.
honor at a luncheon given them at
r
What's What
By HELEN DECXE i
When we remember special dates
throughout the year, and take1 the
trouble to send birthday ahd other
anniversary gifts to our friends, it
is assumed that we have chosen
these remembrances with due re
gard to pleasing the taste of the re
cipients. Therefore, when a "givee"
expresses spoken appreciation of a
gift, it is not proper for the giver
to protest with the pseudo-humility
of Japanese politeness that the
token is "only a trifle," or, as the
Japs would put it, "dishonorably
worthless."
It is not good form to speak. of
what we have given, save in re
sponse to spoken thanks. In this
appreciation of appreciation we
should neither undervalue nor over-j
value our chosen present. It is easy
to be at once concise and gracious in
some such simple "phrase as, "I am
glad that you are pleased with it."
(Copyright, 1921. by Public Ledger Co.)
National councils of women have
been formed in 28 countries.
FAIRFAX.
do you think it advisable to put the
story before a- yi ung man, before
getting too friendly, or wait awhile,
or perhaps not tell it at all?
PERPLEXED.
It is nllRlirH tnr tnon - o rr net it
you had committed a crime in dis-
ravennK mac you u made a mistake,
and would n.it hft hannv married tn
a man to whom you were engaged.
jne wnoie trend or modern thought
is more cenrrivi,t than .Vila v..
are not called on to discuss this ex
perience, jr it comes up you have
nothing to be ashamed af. Take a
dignified but firm stand, ami don't
let any one make you lose faith In
yourself for doing what you knew
to be right.
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Personals
Mrs. Herbert French is ill at her
home with an attack of grippe.
A daughter was born Sunday
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cobry. .
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Devereaux
leave Thursday to- spend a week in
Minneapolis.
Malcolm Baldrige, who is attend
ing the University of Nebraska at
Lincoln, returned to Omaha for the
week-end.
Miss Mildred Whjte returned to
Omaha from Thurmau, Ia to spend
the week-end with her parents, Mi.
and Mrs. W. G. White.
Word has been received in Omaha
from Homer Conant, who recently
visited here, that he will sail Thurs
day of this week to begin his two
year tour of the world.
Mrs. Max Bruckner. Mrs. Frank
Bruckner and Miss Katherine Con
sidine of Platte Center, Neb., arrived
in Omaha Sunday to spend a week.
They will be guests at the C. M.
Gruenther home during their stay.
Delta Delta Delta.
Mrs. Otto Wiese, assisted by Miss
Clara Seibers, will entertain mem
bers of Delta Delta Delta alumnae
at luncheon at 1:30 o'clock at the
Wiese home, 1110 South Thirty-fifth
avenue on Saturday, March 12.
Card Party.
Ivy club will give a card party and
dance Thursday, March 10, at I. O.
O. F. hall.
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Aernoon Bridge.
Mrs. F. L. Devereux will entertain
informally at a bridge party at her
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tables will be set for the game.
Rag-a-Jaxz.
An informal dance- will be . given
Tuesday evening at Kel-Pjnc's Acad
emy by the Rag-a-Jazz Band from
the University of Nebraska.
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properly.
Shops.
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run - down in health. I
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me. I was soon enjoying:
the best - of health. It
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did medicine for women."
Mrs. Kate Klingleb,
1869 Brighton Street
Send 10 cents to Doctor
Pierce's Invalids Hotel in
Buffalo, N.Y., for a trial
package of Tablets.
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