THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1021.
Society
To Co Abroad'.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C Belden
rave April 16 for the east. They
a ill sail on April 20 to speud three
Jionths abroad. Mr. Belden will go
a representative of the National
Retailers Dry Goods association.
There will be 41 men in the party,,
,9 of whom are taking their wives
with them. During their 'absence
Mr. and Mrs. Belden will tour in
England, Scotland, France. ,Bel
1 jium and Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. Medlar wilt
tntertain at dinner in their honor
Saturday evening at the Black
uone. Covers will be placed for 40
jnrsts.
Mrs, William Newton enter
rained at a luncheon of 10 covers at
her home Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Hcldcn.
Personals
Mrs. O. Y. Kring is ill at her
,iome.
Miss Cecile Fox is spending the
week-end in Lincoln.
Miss Vernelle Head will arrive
home April 20 from New York,
w here she has spent the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reed are now
occupying their country home near
:hc Country dub.
Miss Ems Reed, who has been
spending some time in New York,
will return home the latter part of
April.
Mrs. V. A. C. Johnson is in New
York City. She has been gone sines
uiiiday and expects to return next
? tek.
Miss Marie Patterson of Los An
rcIcs, who has been visiting Miss
Ruth Carter, leaves Friday for her
home.
Miss Winifred Brandt leaves Fri
day for points in West Virginia and
Maryland. She will be gone until
June 1.
Air. and Mrs. Walter Hixcnbaugh,
jr., announce the birth of a son, Dan
iel, Monday, April 4, at Clarkson
hospital.-
Miss Virginia Benson of Los An
geles arrives Friday to spend several
Hays, in Omaha as the guest of Miss
Izetta Smith.
Jean Dudley Gallagher, small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gal
lagher, who has been ill at her, home,
is reported, slightly improved.
Miss Pauline Coad. who has been
ill with tonsilitis, left Tuesday for
Lincoln, where she will resume her
studies at. the stte university..
!Miss"Gertnide Keating is now in
New York City. She will be joined
later in the spring at Baltimore by
her sister, Mrs. G. Alexander Young.
Charles McCarthy of Minneapolis
arrives here Friday to remain until
Sunday visiting friends. He will
stop at the Fontcnclle during his
stay.
Miss Kate Mcllugh is visiting her
sister in Wyoming. She will, return
in time to speak befor: the Drama
league at its annual meeting Monday
afternoon. ; .
Mrs, J. W. Lyman of Omaha and
daughter. Mrs. Stanhope Fleming of
Des Moines, who have been spend
ing the -winter in California, are ex
pected hepe April 15.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Baltzell announce
the birth of twin boys. Mrs. Balt
zcjl was Miss OJga Reed before her
marriage. The family will move t
Lincoln after May L-
'.-D'r. and Mrs. Waldron A. Cassidy
have as their guesjt, Mrs. Cassidy s
sister, Miss Gladys Dowling of New
York. Miss Dowling, who is en route
to; California, will remain here a
few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Crofoot of Pontiac,
Mich., arrives Friday to spend sev
eral days visiting her brother. L. F.
Crofoot. and Mrs. Crofoot. She is
enroute home from California, where
she spent the winter.
The Misses Sarah Smcaton, Mar
cia Follmcr. Dorothy Payne, Vir
ginia Morcom and Isabel ' Evans
leave Fridav for Lincoln, where they
will be guests for the week-end at
the Delta Gamma house.
A daughter was born Wednesday,
a.-;i f fr and Mrs. John Hal-
pine, "'jr.. at St. Catherine hospital.
Mrs Tlalnmc was formerly Miss
Clare McCaffrey, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Owen McCaffrey.
Word has been received here oi
the birth of a son, Lester infield,
on April 1 to Mr. and Ms. L. H.
u.it i7...n Ore. Mrs. Hall
was formerly Miss Leta Carter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Carter of this city.
Miss Helen Sinclair of New York,
prominent in mental hygiene work,
is spending a short time in Omaha
at the homes of Dr. and Mrs. G. Al
exander Young and Dr. and . Mrs.
C. W. Dishong. She is making talks
at local hospitals during her stay.
Mrs. E. W. Getten and daughter.
Tulia. of Los Angeles, Cal.. ar
rived in Omaha Sunday to spend
two months w ith Mrs. Getten s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cheney.
Mr and Mrs. E. W. Getten and their
two daughters, Mrs. Donald Stewart
and Julia, formerly lived in Omaha.
Mr. ana Mrs. George H. Viynt
wlil occupy the Charles C. Belden
home during the absence of Mr, and
Mrs. Belden for three months on a
European trip. Following the return
of Mr. and Mrs. Belden. Mr. and
Mrs. Fayne expect to move into
their new home, which is not yet
completed.
ADVEBTISEMENT
This Leaves the Arms
Free From Hairy Growth
(Toilet Talks)
simple method for completely
removing every trace of hair or fuzz
is here Riven. This is painless and
usually a single treatment will bantsli
even stubborn growths. To remove
hairs, make a thick paste with some
powdered dclatone and water, spread
on hairy surface and after about two
minutes rub off, wash "the skin and
Jhe hairs are gone. This jnethod will
not mar the skin, but to avoid disap
pointment, be ceartain you get dela
tone, .
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
When Iove Comes.
Pear Mies Fairfax: How can a
girl know when Mr. Ttlsht comet
along? What la love? How do you
know the symptoms? Can a ptrl love
a man and yet cee his faults clearly?
S. R. G.
Love ia not blind. But real love
ha, a Reneroua toleratton of the
faults of the beloved. It doesn't nag
and peek it tries to help. When
Mr. Right come along, you won't be
asking itiv , advlee deep in your
heart you'll KNOW. And love is a
tender devotion which has always
eluded phrase-makora and . diction
aries. Jt has as many meanings ,as
there are Individuals In the world
but it ought to be made of under
standing and companionship and re
respect, ns well as of the great basic
attraction which calls man to wom
an. lVrplewd: A girl of your tender
years should be devoting more time
to study and less to love affairs. You
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Sinclair Lewis in
New York
City
"Sinclair Lewis, author ot 'Alain
Street,' The Job' and other novels
of American life, made his local
debut as a lecturer in the town hall
yesterday afternoon," said the New
York World of March 30, 1921, con
tinuing: "He disclaimed the title,
however, saying that a lecturer was
one who 'wears a spiritual frock
coat,' whereas he himself 'talks to
people.' ' '
" 'The only reason people come to
hear an author lecture,' he said, 'is
because they wonder what kind of a
poor fish the man was who wrote the
book.'
"As a matter of fact, the author of
'Main Street is a somewhat different
'fish' from what one might judge
from the reading of his novels. He
is epigrammatic, ironical, rapid-fire.
He catches up his listeners in the
middle of a laugh with another joke.
He is young looking, very tall and
lean and wears his blond hair parted
in the middle.
"'New York is the least provincial
citv in the United States,' said the
author. 'I regard myself as quali
fied to speak of it because I lived
here for a time about 1906, when I
resided in the "gas house" district at
Fourteenth street and. Avenue B. I
was of the company of young writers
who came to New York to save it.
We didn'fe exactly know from what,
but we wanted to save it.'
. "'Main street, however, is my
country. I love it, and therefore
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The House of Pleasant
. Dealings
15th and Harney Doug. 1973:
are quite right In not allowing the
young man to put his arms around
you. I'owder is not injurious but
are you sure it Improves your ap
pearance? Mickey: I would advise yon to
give tho matter serious considera
tion. The young man does not seem
to be in a position to marry. You
are both too young. Why not wait j
a year or two.
B. J. C.2 I am net able to give
employment service. Am sorry to
be unable to direct you to work.
Have you tried the various employ
ment offices In town?
Troubled: A selected diet, uader!
the advice of a physician and exer- j
else properly regulated are tne uesr
remedies for obesity.
Matinee.
Mrs. W. L. Keep will entertain SO
children at an Orphcum matinee
party Friday. j
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Eraser enter- !
tained at dinner at their home l ucs-
day evening.
Aubrev Corcv was one of the
recital by pupils of Miss Mary Cooper at the Brandeis theater. She is
considered a talented young miss, but is more particularly known for
her happy disposition. She has been with Miss Cooper for four years
and is doing her first toe work this season.
write about its faults. I do not know
whether there are scandals i'l the
temples of Thibet, and don't care a
hang. But I do care whether my
street is as beautiful, as gracious
and as kindly as it may be. 1 hive a
suspicion that the architecture of
the grain elevator and the dru? store
is not all that it might be, and that
the practice of chewing tobacco is
not as charming a habit as might be
imagined from the patience with
which jt is acquired and the industry
with which it is practiced.
" 'In placing Main Street in the
middle west, I do not imply that
there are not Main streets in Eng
land and Germany as well, but they
are not my business.
."'New York has its Main streets,
too,, but less than any other city in
sturdincss and kindness in Main"
street that .one does not find, per
haps, in New York. , On the other
hand, New York has a quality of not
caring much,- which is a virtue. It
is the only city in America in which
I could stand up and say, for in-
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Youns Omaha Dancer
solo dancers Monday evening at theS-
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automobiles per capita here as in
some other cities without being
tarred and feathered. A New Yorker
would only say, "Is that a fact?
That's interesting."'
"The general subject of the -discourse
was the modern American
novel, which Mr. Lewis said was al
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Daisy Higgins .Is
Bride of Mr.
Potter
Announcement is made today o
the marriage of Mies Daisy Higgins
and Francis Potter on Wednesday
afternoon, April 6. The ceremony
took place at the residence of Dr.
E. H. Jenks who officiated.
The only attendants were Mis
Blanche Be'llows and A. D. Hunter.
, The announcement comes as a
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surprise to friends of the couple
'who are both well known in Omaha
musical circles.
Mr. and Mrs. Totter will reside at
the Sanford hotel.
Community Club.
The second of a series of card
parties will be held Friday afternoon
at Crouirte hall by the Community
club.
RfBlnrton of l.nrMrld Ctrcl. So. II.
Ladlrs f O. A. K. KrtJy nfternoon,
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