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THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MARCH 15, 1921.
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Society
WHeatoi-Loree.
Air. and- Mrs. V. S. Lorce an
nounce the niarriage of their daugh
ter, Winifred.jto Guy A. Wheaton of
Omaha. The marriage was performed
hy Rev. Ward Austin at 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Following a
ihort trip the coi:ple will make their
lotne at Drake Court.
' For Mrs. GuKck.
Miss Helen Smails entertained at
luncheon at the- University club
Monday, in honor of Mrs. E. L. Qui
ck of Brookline.'Mass., who is here
n the interest of the Aloha summer
:ainps for sirls. Covers were placed
or Mrs. Charles G. McDonald, Mrs.
.Edgar Scott, Mrs, W. H. Smailr,,
Miss Smails and Miss Jaccy Allen.
- Mrs. McDonald, at whose home
Mrs Gulick is a guest, was at home
Informally Sunday evening for this
visitor. , ,
Mrs. Scott entertained Mrs. Gul
ck at dinner at her home, Moday
:vening.
'. The Aloha film brought to Omaha
iy "Mrs. Gulick and now' being shown
, it the Rialto will be shown the last
irne at the first evening performance
; Tuesday v evening as Mrs. Gulick
leaves Omaha Tuesday evening for
"Boston:
For Visitor.
Miss Margretlia Grimmell will en
tertain at sa bridge party Thursday
vening 'complimentary to Miss
Marie Patterson of Los Angeles,
who is visiting Miss Ruth Carter,
A.- C. A. Meeting ' Postponed.
The meeting of the book review
sectiott of the A. C. A. scheduled
for Vednesdav afternoon has been
postponed until Thursday, 4 p. m.
The meeting will be .held at the
. home of Mrs. L. S. Overpetk, 2961
Harris street
For Mrs. Alfred Munger.
Mrs. Thomas C. Munger of Lin
coln will entertain at tea Friday aft
ernoon in honpr of her guests, Mrs
Alfred C. Munger of Omaha and
Mrs. Thomas A. James of Stroms
burg. MrsJamcs was formerly
Ruth Munger, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Munger. Mrs. Alfred Munger
(was formerly Miss Florence Russell.
Fine Arts Luncheon.
The Omaha Society of Fine Arts
board entertained at luncheon at the
Fontenelle Monday in honor of Gil
" bert K. Chesterton, English author,
who addressed the society Monday
afternoon, and Mrs. Chesterton, who
accompanied him here. Covers were
placed for Mesdames C. C. George,
L. C. Nash, Milton Barlow, E. L.
Rurke, Alfred Darlow. C. W. Russeil.
Warren Blackwell. F. A. Nash, John
L, Kennedy, Misses Edith Tobbitt
and Nannie Richardson and Messrs.
A. C. Smith, N. H. Loomis, Charles
Kountze, Henry Doorly and John ii
Kennedy.
J. F. W. Club!
Mrs. Herbtrt Potter will entertain
members of the J. F. W. club at a
St. Patrick's day luncheon at her
home. 3419 Davenport street, Thurs
day, March 17.
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MOTHER!
'California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
T
Accept "California" Syrup of
Figs only look for the name Cali
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sure your child is having the best
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dren love its fruity taste.. Full di
rections on ea,ch bottleVYou must
say "California." "
atfhtisi:mext
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,'Rtoa,avurc Sect! an
raSQium tor yotsx
' Pilgrim Spirit
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MISS tifcLl.li. fiVNS 4
Miss Isabclle Evans will appear as
the Pilgrim spirit in the pageant
presented at Central High school
Friday afternoon and evening.
March IS.
Omaha Girl Wins
Prize
It took Betty Kennedy of Omaha
to hold up honors for this city at
the annual luncheon of the Order of
the Golden Fleece, an organization,
to put it briefly, of red-haired
women at the University of Ne
braska. Miss Kennedy was award
ed first prize for the most vivid red
haii', the reddest of the red. The.
orize for the most "fascinating
scintillating golden glow," went to
Vivian Hansen of Lincoln; for the
greatest quantity of red hair, to
Gwendolyn Damerall of Hastings.
Marie McGerr, in the opinion of the
judges had the most fascinating
freckles, while Mary Thomas of
Omahi and Helen Dimond of Provi
dence, R. I., were granted consola
tion pr!zes for having tresses near
est lemon and nearest brown.
Mrs. Howard Kennedy and Miss
Mary Gant, both of Omaha, were
among the judges. They were pro
vided with smoked glasses for their
task. In determining quantity they
were permitted to take out hairpins
of the contestants a safe precau
tion, they averred.
For Mrs. Magee.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kinsler enter
tained at dinner at the Athletic club
Saturday evening iif honor of Mrs.
E11a Cotton Magee of New York
City, who is visiting in the city.
Sunday Dinner.
Frank Judson entertained at din
ner at the Athletic club Sunday.
Among his guests were Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Davidson, H. H. Baldrige, W.
J. Hynes and Gentry Waldo.
Farewell Party.
Miss Adeline Turner, who leaves
soon for Oklahoma City to make
her home will be honor guest at a
dinner at Hotel Loyal Tuesday
evening.
Spring flowers will form the cen
terpiece and covers wilj "be placed
for 30 guests. -
Luncheon for Mrs, Magee. '
Mrs. S. S. Caldwell entertained at
a luncheon; of 12 covers at her home
Monnay in nonor 01 airs, cua Nor
ton Magee, who is visiting at the E.
W. Nash home.
'. Canteen Company.
Mrs. Henr.v Luberger entertained
members of Company B of the Red
Cross canteen at her home, Monday
afternoon.
Junior League Sewing Group.
Mrs. John Caldwell's sewing
group of the Junior league met
Monday afternoon at the hCme of
Miss. Ruth Carter. ,
V'y For Miss Hall. ;
Mrs. C. D. Sturtevant entertained
at' .luncheon at the Athletic club
Monday in honor of her sister, Miss
Mary Hall of Chicago. (
Informal Luncheon.
Mrs! Alvin F; Johnson entertained
informally at a luncheon of eight
covers at her home Monday,
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' - Bridge Luncheon Club.
The Thursday Bridge Luncheon
club met March 10 at the home of
Mrs. C H. Marley. '
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shotwell en
tertained at dinner Sunday for Con
gressman, A. W. Jefferis at their
home.. '-' .
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entirely eradicated such distressing ailments as women are prone to.
For over fifty years some of Dr. Pierce's home medicines have
been selling over the drug counters, so that more than fifty
million bottles have been sold during that time. This speaks well
for the reliability and value of Dr. Pierce's standard home reme
dies.,' Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a blood tonic and
strength-builder which contains no alcohol, yet has tonic qualities
that have endeared it to the American public Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, composed of May-apple, Aloin and jalap, have long been
considered a reliable vegetable laxative, in the same way that Dr.
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been successfully used by many thousands of people who write Dr.
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backache and other symptoms of kidney trouble have been com
pletely conquered by the use of Anuric.
HOLDING A
Adele Garrison's
Revelations
What Marion Told Her Auntie
1 Madge.
My checks burned, as much Ironi
Dicky's mocking words as from hit
rough kisses, for many minutes after
he waved me a very airy adieu from
j the top of the stairs, snd went into
his own room to dress for dinner.
I knew that little Mrs. Durkee
must have nearly everything ready
for the home-coming dinner of her
son and his bride, and that she would
be much put out if we all were not
promptly cn hand to welcome them.
I had told Dicky of the way all our
trunks had been emptied, and that
I had not. disturbed the rifled con
tents, so I was quite sure he would
not summon me to an inquisition on
that score, and that 1 probably"
would not have to interrupt my
dressing on that account.
But I dressed with extra haste,
nevertheless, hearing the while Lil
lia'n voice in my mother-in-law's
Personals
Mrs. C. H. Marley is ill at her
home. '
Mrs. Emma B. .Manchester is
spending a short time in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson leave
early in July to spend two months
at Estes Park.
Miss Peggy Matthews was a guest
during the last week of. Miss Ade
laide Elam, in Lincoln.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finlayson
at the Stewart hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Madden are
now stopping at the Hotel Ambassa
dor in Los Angeles. Cal.
A son was born Monday,' March 7,
tc Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rips of Tulsa,
OWJ. Mrs. Rips as formerly Miss
Isabelle Radman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Radman of this city.
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Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Schemel an
nounce : the birth of a daughter
Thursday at St. Catherine hospital.
Mrs. Schemel was formerly Miss
Loretta Hirtes.
Elting and Howard Bennett and
Donald Graham went to Lincoln
Friday to attend the spring party
of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity
Friday evening. t
Mrs. William Redick is expected
home Thursday after an absence of
two months. She has been visiting
in Palm Beach, Fla., with Mrs. W. R.
Sweatt of Minneapolis. (
Edgar H. Scott leaves next week
to join his daughter. Miss Eleanor
Scott, at Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass.
They will spend the Easter holidays
in New York City.
, ' Rag-a-Jazz.
A dance will be given Tuesday
evening at Kel-Pine's by the Rag-a-Jazz
band from Lincoln.
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Ago
A young man who practiced
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HUSBAND
New Phase of
of a Wife
room sharper than was its usual
wont. 1 knew that Marion was in
the throes of having her hair
combed, a process that generally
leaves both mother and child nerv
ously exhausted, dearly as they love
each other, and sweet-tempered as
both usually are.
"There thermit's over now." Lil
lian's voice, softened, soothing, came
to my ears. "Kiss me, bathe your
face with cool water and sit there
in the rocking chair for a minute or
two before yoir go on dressing."
I heard a temptestuous, smacking
kiss, a sniffling which told of drying
tears, and then Lillian's low knock
on my door.
"Come in." I called, and she en
tered, her face as flushed as my
own, nervous weariness in every line
of'her face and figure.
"Just let me lie down in here for
a second or two, will you?" she
asked.
"Need you ask?" I reproached her.
Tuesday at 9 A. M.
Sensational
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The Chalmers motor "stays right"
longer. It requires less overhauling and
saves owners thousands yearly.
That spells lasting satisfaction. It is f
due to the Chalmers practice of heating v
the mixture not merely the air be
fore it enters the cylinders.
What S. A. E. Men Say
A committee of the Society of Automo
tive. Engineers has just released the
report or its investigation into the pre
heating principle. ''-,...
It says, in so many words that the
practice of pre-heating fuel results in
the"maintenanceof theenginein such a
condition- as to deliver higher power over
longer periods between overhauling."
This is highly important to you.
1 1 means higher efficiency and better per
formance. It means longer service and
lower cost for repairs and replacement?.
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i adjuring the pillows and looking at
her solicitously.. Her breath was
coming f;ist, unevenly, but her eyes
were dull with weariness, in iueer)
contrast to her. heightened color.
Lillian Is Weary. J
"I am so ashamed to let myself
go this way." she said. "I suppose
you heard me scolding Marion.
Sometimes I can stand her whimper
ing over her hair, but at other times
it's just the proverbial last straw,
and 1 certainty am the camel's back
today. 1 feel as if I' had humps,
mental and physical, all over me."
The lids , closed wearily over her
eyes, and 1 spoke softlv, reassuringly-
"Try tj relax and sleep, if you
can for 10 minutes. Fortunately I'm
almost dressed, and I'll help Marion."
"All she needs is to be helped with
the hooks in the back of her frock.
She attends to everything else her
self beautifully."
All her pride and love in her
idolized child spoke in her tired
voice, which even as she uttered
the words, trailed off into drowsi
ness. I carefully threw a light cov-f
erlet over her, finished in a tew
noiseless seconds my own dressing;
then drew down the shades and
crossed the hall to my mother-in-law's
room, where Marion sat obe
MILLINERY
This is without question the greatest
money saving event so far offered
Omaha women on quality spring
Millinery. ,
Tuesday we will place on sale hun
dreds of street, close-f ittincr. banded
and trimmed hats in everv
ana aesisn at
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This sale is to make room for incoming
stock, as we need the space.
Early shopping is advisable.
Longer Service;
Less Overhauling
These, we think, are things every nio
'torist desires. Chalmers' owners enjoy
them.
Equally important, the Chalmers re
quiresless fuel,by makingbetteruseof it.
It gets more power, by completely con
suming the fuel in the cylinders.
It gets smoother running, and a really
wonderful pick-up.
It warms up more quickly,' and saves
itself much wear and strain.
Things That Mean Satisfaction
All these advantages naturally make
Chalmers owners think highly of their
car. They make the car a real invest
ment instead of an expense.
Motor car buyers would do well to con
, sider .them seriously. For their posses
sion",' or their lack, often marks the
difference between satitfaction and
dissatisfaction. -
Omaha Auto Sales
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diently in a rocking-chair bv the
window, her winsome face still bear
ing the traces of tears.
"Where is your frock, dear?" 1
kett '.'I'll hook it up for von, if
vou put it on."
Where Is Mother?"
Sin sprang to her feet, looking at
me anxiously. ,
"W here is mother?"
"She is going to lie down for ten
minutes in my room," I answered.
Her voice and eyes v crc'wild with
terror as she sprang toward me.
"Tell me, is my motliT sick? lias
anything happened to her? You
wouldn't tell me a story about it,
would you, Auntie Madge? And 1
was so bad to her about my hair!".
' I took her trembling little figure
firmly by the shouUers, looking
down reassuringly into l.er eyes.
"Your mother is all right," 1 said
steadily. "1 will never tell you any
thing but the truth, Marion. lUit she
is very tired, very nervous, and I
have persuaded her to rest for ten
minutes."
She looked at in- with wide,
searching eyes, for a long second,
then gave a little sigh of relief. h
seemed to mc the riirht moment,
however to tell the child something
which had just been borne in upon
mv own understanding. T put my
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arm aruund her, kissing hrr tenderly
before speaking.
"Marion, darling," I began, and I
it-It her stiticn against mc and knew
that she guessed something of what
was coming".'"! think I ought to tell
you that 1 am afraid mother will be
ill, seriously ill, if we do not all look
after her, and make her stop working
so hard and keep every kind ot
worry from her tlr.it we can. I do
not mean that there's anv danger of
her being ill right away." 1 tempor
ized at the terrified look in the child's
eyes. "Or, indeed, at all if she takes
care of herself, hut everyone of us
must help to. look alter her and be
very careful she doesn't worry over
things.
"I'll never cry over nty hair
again," the child said, holding her
self as erect-as if she v.tre taking a
vow. "NTo matter how she pulls
and sometimes she does pull dread
fully, Auntie 'Madge. But oh, how
I wish Uncle Robert was here! She
worries an awful lot about him."
(Continued Tomorrow. )
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Over 17 Million Jan Uxd Yearly '
Great Attraction
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A marvelous Cadillac power
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inu tvery detail of the internal
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Thif is an exact dupliiale of
the Cadillac motor, airi i
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Found On the Stage
AI V rRTISF.HEXT
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A headache remedy without the dan
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as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
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- Most Women Can Have
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Dr.f ,M .Edwards for 17 years treated
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mixed with olive oil, naming them
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.These tablets are wonder-workers on
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ind poisonous matter in one's system.
If you have a pale face, sallow look,
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fdr a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the suc
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Affords protection against in
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FOR
Colds, Coughs
Neglected Colds are Dangerous
Take no cnancea. Keep this standard remedy bandy for the first ionm,
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Qalnino In this form does not affect the headCascara ia beat Tonic
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Constipation Is the fore
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USE SLOAN'S TO
; WARD OFF PAIN
You inn jitst tell 'by its healthy,
iiiiiiiang,Mior.,Uiat It is
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"A that! And then when the rheu
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Don't do It again get a bottle to
day and keep it handy for possible
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Ash Grove Portland Cement
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