THE DEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. APRIL 10. 1921.
Clubdom
Get-Acquainted Club.
The Get-Acquainted club meets
Sunday evening, 7 o'clock, at the
First Unitarian church. Turner Boul
evard and Harney street. Mr. and
Mrs. George V. Sumner will receive
the guests.
The program will include vocal
solos. 'Mrs. K. B. Tet'row, accom
panied by Mrs. V. P. Olds, who
will also Rive piano selections, and
Mark Levingi will give a reading.
There will also be games and com
munity singing, followed by refresh
ments. All strangers and lonely folic are
welcome. The meetings are non
sectarian. The club will entertain at a party
Wednesday evening at the church.
Dundee Woman's Club.
Owing to the convention of the
Second district, the Dundee Wom
an's club will meet Tuesdav after
noun, 2 o'clock, instead of Wednes
day, at the home of Mrs. W. C.
Irasor. 4918 lass street.
"Chidren of the Storm," by Ida
A. R. Wiley, will be reviewed by
Mrs. Jv. K. Sype, assisted by Mrs
(lamcs Avery Lancaster and W. II.
Hancock.
Mrs. W. B. Howard will be a
delegate from the club to the Sec
ond district convention which meets
at the V. M. C. A. Wednesday. The
president, Mrs. W. T. Johnson, is
a delegate by virtue of her office.
Mrs. W. L. Braytoii is the alternate.
Yates Parent-Teachers.
The Parent-Teacher's association
of Henry W. Yates school will meet
in the school auditorium, Wednes
day at 3 p. m.
la the absruce of the president,
Mrs. Ira W. Porter will preside. '
The program will include a violin
solo, Lvelyn Pierpoint; vocal solo,
Mrs. Harvey Wing; choral number,
woman's chorus of the Parent
Teacher's association; dramatic read
ings, Miss Edna Barnes, graduate of
Columbian school of Oratory, Chi
cago. Tea will be served following the
program.
Chautauqua Notes.
Beta chapter, League of the Round
Table, will meet for 1 o'clock lunch
eon Saturday at the Y. W. C. A.
The hostess will be Mrs. M. A.
Phillips and Miss Gertrude Baile.
The lesson will include "Provincial
Types of America," and "Origin and
Teachings of the Old Testament."
The meeting of the Dundee Chau
tauqua circle, which was to have
been held last Thursday, will take
place Friday. 2 p. m.. at the home
of Mrs. H. J. Knudscn, 1308 North
Forty-fifth street.
Omaha Walking Club.
The Omaha Walking club will
meet Sunday, 3:30 p. m., at the Leav
enworth car line, near the east en
trance of Elmwood park. The walk
will be diagonally across the park to
Facific street, west to Loveland
farm, south to- Center street, west
on Center into what is known as Pat
Crowe's woods. The return trip
will be east on Center street, past
the Ak-Sar-Ben aviation field. Jeane
Jewell and Mary Van Ness, leaders.
Public Speaking Department.
The public speakiriR department of
the Omaha Woman's club will enter
tain at luncheon Tuesday, April 19,
at the Prettiest Mile club, followed
by a program.
An invitation is extended to all
club members.
Reservations ' may be made with
Mrs. Allen Koch. Harney 5936, or
Mr. E. H. Ward, Harney 6146.
There will be no meeting of the de
partment Tuesday. April 12. ;
Mu Sigma.
The annual business meeting of
Mu Sigma will be held Wednesday
afternoon. 2:30 o'clock, at the home
ef Mrs. Frank Boyd, 3860 Harney
street. Officers will be elected, and
subject for next year's work
will be chosen. '
The present officers are: Mrs. N.
P. Feil, president; Mrs. James Pat
ton, vice president: Mrs. Frederick
Cohn. secretary, and Mrs. A. O. Pet
rrson, treasurer.
Contmcrity Service League.
The dramatic art class of the Girls
Community Service league will
present t program of readings and
music, under direction of Miss Ethel
MultaMland at the club house. 416
Souih Seventeenth street, Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The public is invited.
The weekly schedule for club meet
ings will be as usual.
Literature Department.
The literature department of the
Omaha Wcman's club will meet
Tuesday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Edward
Johnson. Officers will be elected
and plans for the coming year will
be discussed.
A social hourwill follow.
Omaha Business Woman's Gub.
The Omaha Business Woman's
club will meet for dinner at the Y.
W. C. A. Tuesday evening at 6:15,
followed by regular class work in
Americanization, public speaking,
current events and choral work.
Home Economics Department.
The home economics department
of the Omaha Woman's club will
hold its annual business meeting and
election of officers Thursdav, 10 a.
m.. at the Y. XV. C. A.
South Omaha Woman's Club.
The South Omaha Woman's club
will hold a business meeting Tuesday,
2:30 p. m., at Library hall. Twenty-
third and 11 streets.
Officers and committee chairman
w ill make their annual reports. .
Music Teachers of Settlement
The music teachers of the Social
s.Ml.mnt will hold a SDecial meet
ing at the settlement house Tuesday
Miss Blanche Johnson will act as
chairman.
Children Give Program at
Old People's Home .
Fifty children from the First Cen
tral Congregational church will give
a program of reading and songs at
the Old People's Home, Fontenelle
boulevard, Sunday afternoon, 3:30
o'clock, under direction of their
leader. Mrs. G. C Edgerly.
The children will be taken to the
home in automobiles.
Arab women churn butter by sus
pending a large iheepskin receptacle
full of cream from a tripod, then
jerking the bag to and fro. .
Ballet Interpretation
Weekly Club Calendar
BRANDT V dtPF
SUNDAY
Omaha Walking Club Sunday, 1-80 p.
m . from Leavenworth car line at east
rntram-e of litmwooU park. Jeane Jewel!
and Mary Van Ners. leaders.
Omaha TheoaophlraJ sWietjr Sundav,
p. m.. Hi l.rfianff building, Siateentli
andyCapltol avenue. Wlnfield ti. Marr
will apeak on "An Outline ot Theoaopby."
trt-t-Aequalnted Club Sunday. 7 p. nr.
First Initanan church. Turner boulevard
and Harney streets. Program of musir.
readisgs and game. Open to .ill
strangers and lonely folk.
Old People's Home, Fontenelle Boule
Tnnl Sunday. 3:i0 p. m., junior depart
ment of First Central tongregatlonnl
rhiirch under leadership of Mrs. G. C.
Kdgerly, will give a program.
ArL Exhibit Sunday, J to p. m., wk
dav'STJ a. m. to 4:30 p. m.. Monday and
Saturday evenings, 7 to I o'clock, Omah.i
public library. Kthtbit of Jewelry, wood
blork and lithographs under suspires of
Omaha Sovleiy of Fine Arts.
Monday.
Red Cross Canteen, Co. A Monday. 10
a. ni., Conant hotel.
Kishop Vincent Chautauqua Cirrle
!tlontlH, :li p. m , third floor court
house. J
Rojal Q. B. T. ClubMonday evening.
SoiibI Settlement house, supper and gym
nas.um. Minns I.nsa Chautauqua Circle Mon
day, 2 . m., with Mrs. E. L. Platner,
"SSI Newport avrnue.
Roosevelt Chautauqua Cirrle Monday.
7:30 p. m., with Mrs. V. A. Cressey, 4204
South Twenty-second street.
Prama league; Monday. S:50 p. m..
Hotel Kontenelle. Annual business meet
ing and election of officers.
Ak-Sar-Beit Chapter, O. E. . Monday.
. p. m. Masonic temple. Pinner, fol
lowed by business meeting and Initiation
at :30 p. m.
School Forum I.eture Course Monday,
duplicate lectures; 4 p. m.. Chamber of
"ommerce; S p. m., council chamber, city
hall. IT. H. B. Alexander will speak on
"Ideal Interest."
Omaha Woman', Cluha Monday, !:30
p. m.,or. W. O. A. auditorium. Open day
meeting: business hour followed by pro
gram given bv puhlle speakiric department.
Mrs. P. T. Knng. leader, 1 JO p. m. Pi
rectory meeting. l:3t.
Charlotte Brandt is one of the solo
dancers who will appear in the re
cital by pupils of Miss Pleasant
Holyoke, cdnesday evening, Apr-.t
13. at the Brandeis theater. She will
appear in an artistic ballet interpre
tation of The Parasol.
Women Admit
They Are
Menace
The League of Women Voters, at
tacked at Albany by Governor Miller
as a "menace" agrees that' the gov
ernor was correct in his estimate, but
places a different interpretation upon
the meaning of the term. The stand
of the league is that it is a menace
to the following:
"The gospel of my party, right or
wrong.
The mandate, close your eyes ana
follow your leader.'
"The tradition, 'lives are cheap and
dollars are precious.'
"The oolicv. 'pliable candidates are
better than able ones.'
"The dictum, 'a straight ticket
rather than the best one.' .
"The scheme, 'keep the voter
ignorant or biased.'
"Ihe motto, measure ail tmng3
by the business ruler.' i
"The idea of 'politics as a -game to !
be played.
The assumption, men are leaders
and women followers.'
"The belief that public officials are
the rulers, not the servants of the
people and that invisible government
by big interests is justifiable.
"To outworn creeds and methods.
"To exploitation of women and
children in industrv." Brooklyn (N.
Y.) Eagle.
Club Department
Gives Vaudeville
Show .
The public speaking department of
the. Omaha Woman's club, Mrs. O.
V. Kring, leader; Prof. Edwin Puis,
director, will give a vaudeville show
at the open meeting of the club
Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in
the auditorium of the Y. W. C. A.
The program will include: (A)
"Overture," Keller-Bela, and "March
a la Turka," Mozart: a string trio,
Lillian Mousseau White, violin;
Mrs. A. F. Anderson, flute, and Miss
Edith May Miller, piano: (B) "Pro
logue,"' Mrs. Grant Williams; (C)
"Overtures," by Alice Gerstenberg,
under direction of "Omaha's Belas
co," Oscar Wilder Craik; "Harriet,"
a cultured woman, Mrs. William
Sleeper; "Hetty." her primitive self,
Mrs. J. O. Scott; "Margaret," a cul
tured woman. Mrs. W. E. Bolip, and
"Maggie." her primitive self. Mrs.
A. H. Harrington, Time, the pres
ent; scene, Harriet's living room;
(D) "Toto," mot famous of the
Ringling Bros.' clowns, in a hazard
ous tightrope walking act. by
courtesy of and under direction of
Mrs. George F. Abbott; (E)
4 Madam Oolong Yuban Kring." the
greatest dramatic artist, graduate of
the "William Jennings Bryan Chau
tauqua School" of Miami. Fla.; (F)
Keopolitan trio, "Serenade." Drigo.
and song, "Little Irish Melody.'
Lillian M. White, Mrs. Patrick Uiu;
(G) A new discovery in the terpsi
chorcan world. Mile. Dorothy Lord:
the "Pavlowa of the Future;"
"Spring Song," Mendelssohn, ac-1
companied by Mrs. John E. Haar
mann: (H "Wrong Numbers," com
edy skit, direct from a 300-night run
in Drury Lane theater, London,
featuring. "No. 1." Mrs. F. L.
Prawl; "No. Z" Mrs. Anson Bige
low, and "Waitress." Mrs. E. H.
Ward. Scene, a tea room in Alter
maker's department ftore, New
York. . .
During the business hour, which
opens at 2:30 o'clock, delegates will
be elected for the state convention
to be held in the fall. The directory
will meet at 1:30 o'clock.
American women accorded the
privilege of appearing before the
king and queen of England must ap
pear in long skirts.
Nebraska Women's Club Song.
Out to the Western Desert came
the Pioneers so true.
Came with hope and courage, to
build homes for me and yu;
Came with seeds of culture from as
far East as "ThcHub,"
Sowed them on the prairie sod to
blossom in this Club.
CHORUS.
We all love thee, dear Nebraska, for
thy sand hills and plains,
We all love thee, dear Nebraska, for
thy sunshine after rains:
From the sod house on the prairie.
from the mansion in the town,
Every voice shall sing thy praises
and spread thy renown.
Tho' Nebraska sun is bright, her
women also shine;
Any cause that they espouse will
never more decline.
So acclaim Nebraska fair, her fields
I all gold and green,
HgT children, wives and husbands,
too, the bravest ever seen.
Tune: "Tipperary." Words by
Mrs. George G. Waite of Lincoln.
Women have been granted full
suffrage rights in the little Mo
hammedan republic of Aberbaijan,
one of the newly created dominions,
lying between the northern border
of Persia and the XTaspain sea.
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April, The Diamond Month
All the brightneia of April sunshine, the gleans af
every April shower ia caught by the many-sided cut
tings ef a diamond perhaps, that is why April is
chosen as the diamond month.
UNTIL APRIL. 30 we will place on sate our
entire stock of diamonds at a reduction of
twenty-five per cent.
' John Hcnrickson, Jeweler
Established 1882 16th at Capitol
Our Jewelry
Auction
is proving the good judgment and keen appreciation of people
who know values.
AUCTION SALE EVERY DAY AT 2 AND 7 O'CLOCK
Two valuable presents GIVEN AWAY after each auction sale.
1914 Farnam
Western Associated Jewelers
John J. Dreyer, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Established 1914 Capital Stock $200,000.00.
ImtotioBS fen:
Jmtas Mum
tfnmt upon SQQi'na
(Sft'soneOen .
genuine
oaf
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TUESDAY.
f-eomU Chautauqua C'Urle TjmiIit, ;
p. m . Y. W. C. A.
Omaha Buiawa Women' flub Tuei
day. :U p. m., T. W. O. A.
Alpha Mima rhi Tuesday, IS to 1 p.
m., luncheon, Vnlveriity club.
Kl flab Zaraeoraa Tuejday evenlnr,
with alias Jane Honeti, !41? Podge aire-t
Women's Sllaoionary Federal hin Tues
day, 1 p. m.. T. W, C. A, Council meetint.
Dundee Woman's Club Tuesdav. 2 p.
m., with Mrs. W. C. traser, 41S Cass
street.
Omaha 8panlh (Inn Tuesday, p. m.,
302 Patterson Block, Seventeenth and Far
nam streete.
Music Teachers of Settlement Tuesday
evening-. Social Settlement house. Spe
cial meeting.
.meriran Literature Chautauqua Circle
Tuesdav. 1:110 p. m., with .Mrs. 11. K. -Mcintosh.
4?H Webster street.
Omaha Chapter, I. A. K. Tiidi v.
?:S0 p. in., with Mrs. Charles O. McDon
ald, 11? Sjorth Thirty-eighth avenue.
Omaha Truth' Onter Tuesday, 8 p. m..
302 PatterKon Block. Seventeenth iul Fa--nsm
streets. -Krancls J. Gable of Lincoln
will speak.
Serum Club Tuesday. 1 o'clock lunch
eon with Mrs. A. W. Fenner, 1015 Willis
Avenue. Business meeting and program
will follow.
Iundee Morning Chautauqua Circle
Tuesday, :45 a. m., with Mra. JessU Del
der. 6003 Nicholas street. Mis. K. E. Win
kelman, leader1,
South Omaha Woman's Club Tuesday.
i:50 p. m library hall. Twenty-third and
M. streets. Open procram. Annual reports
of officers and committee chairmen.
Omaha Woman's Club, literature de
partment Tuesday, 2 p. m.,' with Mrs.
Edward Johnson, leader. 3220 Woolwnrth
avenue. Election of officers. Social hour
to follow.
lecture Tuesday, 4 p. m.. Aline Kilmer
wiM speak on "Contemporary British
PoetsT" at Duchesne college and convent
of the jSacred Heart, Thirty-sixth and
Burt streets.
T. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter B. P.
Tuesday. 2:30 p. m., with Mrs, W. H.
Peacock. 833 South Thirtieth avenue.
Discussion on Current Events will be led
by Mrs. M. Goldsmith.
Omaha Woman's Club, Current Topics
Department Tuesday, 3 p. m., with Mrs.
Mary I. Crelgh, 113 North Thirty-second
avenue. Social meeting. Program fol
lowed b'- tea. Open to all club membeis
Small admission fee mil be charged,
Alice K. Howard Chautauqua t Irvle
Tuesday. 30 p. m . with Mrs. M. A. Phil
lips, 4lI03 Florenci- boulevard l.ci wi 1
bs in complete, "Highwais and Byfcajs of (
Spain." M.u t:. Wallace, 1 tidev.
WEDNESDAY.
1.. O. ?:. Club Wednesday evening, Elks'
ciuU rucins. Business nieetrng.
la Salle Club Wednesday. :.".0 p. m.. j
Chamber of Commerce, Parlor A.
Omaha W. C. T. I'. Wednesday. 3 p.
m.. . V. t. A. Business meeting.
Alpha Tau Omega Wednesday, 1 to
1 :J0 p. m , iuiKheoii. Chamber of Coin-
merce.
8. X. V I. IV Y. Club Wednesday eve.
ntBK. aewing class. Social Settlement
house. t
Henry W. Lawton Auxiliary, r. S. W. V.
Wednesday, 6 p. m., Memorial hall,
court house.
Mu Sigma Wednesday, 2:30 o'clock,
with Mrs. K;a:ik F.osd. SSiG lUrnev street.
Election ofaoff iors.
atea I'arrut-Tearhera Wednesday, 3
p. m., B-tioot auditorium.. Mrs. Ira W.
Porter will preside.
Rockforil College Association Wednes
day afternoon, with Mrs. c. A. Woodland.
3:110 South Thirty-third street,
Kan la Club or Danish Old renple's
Home Wednesday, 3 p. m., with Mra. 11,
P. Chrlstenscn, 4435 Marcy street.
lecture Course Wednesday, 13 o'clork
noon, in studio of Mrs. KJfie Steen Kitt.'t
son. 30S Halrd building. Seventeenth ani
Iiouglas streets.
Cret-Aequainted Club Wednesday eve
ning. Kirst Initanan church. Turner
boulevard and Harney street. Club party,
all strangers and lonely, folk In city wel
come. A, C. A, Drama Section Wednesday,
4 p. ni., Prettiest Mile club, Mrs. J. C.
Vaught. hostess. The play, "Augustus
toea II is Hit," by Ocorge Bernard Shaw,
will be presented.
Second iDistrict Convention, X. F. W. C.
WedneJiay. 9:10 a. m.. Y, W. C. A. Aft
ernoon session. 1:10 p. m.. public library,
art talk; 1:45 p. m., T. W. C. A. Eve
ning session, 7:30 p. m., Y. . C. A.
Lecture on Modern History Wednesday.
4 p. m., Duchesne college and Convent of
Sacred Heart, ThIrty-sUth and Burt
streets. The Rev, Alfred Kaufman -f
Creighton university", speaker. The public
is invited.
llffie Stern KUte'sen, :',PJ r.mrd bjtld.ns.
Seventeenth and Douglas street".
testa Chapter Kensington. O. II, S
Thutsdsy. -' p. m-, MsHonic Temple.
Omaha Woman's C luh. Home Keonmlrs
Department Thursdsj, 10 a. m, Y. W,
C. A. Election ot officers,
French Club Thursdsy. 10 a in Mem
bers will meet at Child Samg Institute
for all day sewing session.
Leavenworth Heights C haulauqtia Circle
Ihucdaj. 3 l. m.. with Mis. E. It. Hod
ding. 4115 JUayberry atenue.
Cambrn American Velh Society
Thursday evening, it h Mr. and Mrs. .1)
J, ilnffiths, 4M.i Smsrd street.
Plymouth Congregational Womna'a Divi
sion X. 4 Thursday. 3 p. ni with .Mrs
I'. C. Storm, 3SS Uauman avenue.
Mothers' C.uild for Homeless Boys
Thursday, i p. m., memb'rs will sew dur
ing the sfternoos at Father Flanagans
Euvs' home. 430 South Thirteenth, sired.
II. E. I.. I. (Club Dramatics Thursday,
11:15 p. m . South Side high sc hool audi
torium. Members will present three-set
comedy, ' Georgia Ames."
J:3 v in, c,.u t li',". I Co'inell.
leader.
Hound Table Chuulauiut t Irrlr Fi id.iy,
' 1j III . V W l' A
Ilumieo t baulauuiin t Irclc Kndsv. - o.
rn with Mrs II J. Knud-cn, I3 Nol'IU
Forty-fifth Hire. i.
Cilisensblp Srliml l iuliv 1 r .
cemicil ehsiuber. iil li'l l 'S, II. H,
Wheeler of l.iiKOlli. si'Ni,rr.
Lowe. Avenue rrebteriun Ml.slonary
Soclett Friday, r- ! i" . with, Mrs.
F. T, r.irher. 4151 I'.n lile:! :rest. Ml.
A li. W.-I1S. leuiler,
lecture on I'rcnch literature Ft Mi v.
4 p. m. Iluelirsni i.illce i,;ol t'envenl .f
Sered Heart. I hirty-ni h and B'li t
streets. The puWei Is inwled.
FRIDAY.
ledrrsl Art Club Friday, 3 p. m , T.
W. O A. ,
I'hi kappa Psl Friday noon, luncheon.
VinvcrMiy club.
.Longfellow Chautauqua Circle Fridav.
SATURDAY.
Knnps Sigma C lull of Omaha snmt Coun
cil Bluffs Saturday. 1 to 3 p in ,
luncheon and meeting. rnierity flub.
Omaha Walking Club Saturday, t f, ,
end of AlhliKIF! enr lino oer V-'aiUing
tluli trail to cabin st W iley Point. Leader,
Miss rm a tiroes.
League of the Koiintl Table. Beta Chap
ter ..--utli'dil . 1 o 'o, k Itlnelifitn, Y. V.
' A. Mrs. M. A Phillips and Miss Ger
trude r.;ille, hoMeses.
Aosoclnlinn of Colleglute Miiioime
Sainrdnv, I 10 o. nt . Jim ) lis :. seven
teenlh end fioili; streets, tieneral inerlln
fullowed by lllrccact pl.,.
THURSDAY.
W. I. L. L. Club Thursday. 7:30 p. m..
Social Settlement house.
American War Mothers. Omaha Chapter
Thursday, S p. m.. Memorial hall, court
house.
lecture Course for Business Women
Thursday, 13:15 p. m., in studio of Mrs.
Dignified
Have you wondered at
the simple dignity of our
funerals.' Unequalled
service facilities,yet mod
erate cost, entirelyelimi
nate the commonplace
management too often
observed on such oc
, casions.
Jrsititntial Fuiiertl'Perltrs
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Phtne Hamiy C45i
UrkMI 111 .QlJfc 1
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Monday! Greater offerings than ever in this
Sale
(Dill HiMDlM li raOll0iaiC
After the intense selling of the past three days we have regrouped all
remaining stock, thereby affording far greater and more sensational of.
ferings than previously offered.
Values than have created
the greatest buying
activity in years
The extraordinary price sacrifices have
brought women from miles around to share in
this wonderful buying activity.
Hundreds of stunning
SuitsWrapsDresses
at a mere fraction
of their real worth
Garments of super-tailoring and rare style are
the type you'll find involved in this great sale.
Coats, Suits and Wraps Must Go!
Coats, Suits and Wraps Coats, Suits and Wraps Coats, Suits and Wraps
Worth to $49.50 Worth to $85.00 Worth to $98.50
$23L5$33
Beautiful Dresses at Ridiculous Sacrifices!
Dresses Worth to $35.00 Dresses Worth to $59.50 Dresses Worth to $75.00 t
$13
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