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THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1921.
In Washington Society7
Bureau of The Bee,
Washington, May 14.
Washington is having a day of
winter, followed immediately by a
day of summer, and vice versa, mak-
hiR an unhappy condition for the
numerous garden parties and at
fresco teas for which invitations have
already been issued. Chief anion
these was the reception and garden
party for President and Mrs. Hard
ing on Wednesday evening in th?
ron-Atnerican Union building, given
by the ambassadors, ministers and
charges d'affaires of the republics
of America. It was quite the most
elaborate affair yet given in this pic
turesque, beautiful building, but
there was keen disappointment that
-the weather was both too cool and i
too wet to enjoy the lovely Aztec
gardens and the pretty annex and
grotte. President and Mrs. Hard
ing are not only, more than usually
hospitable, but they arc most gra
cious in permitting themselves to be
entertained.,
The entertainment committee on
the occasion of this reception and
ball was composed of the Peruvia.i
ambassador. Scnor Pezetf the Cuban
minister. Dr. Ccspedea, and the
charge d'affaires of Panama, Mr,
"Lefcvre, all of whom are particular
ly well known in Washington so
ciety and verv popular. I lie ar
rangements were all made strictly
according to the court torm oo-
served in Europe, and they were car
ried out with the utmost formality.
The Kucsts were received at 9:30
and entered bv the north door and
the north stairwav, where they wer
greeted by the wives of counsellors
and hrst secretaries of the embassies
and legations of South and Central
America, and ushered into the great
Hall of the Americas.
The Pan-Anjericans are bounteous
hosts oi) all occasions, and a presi
dential reception is given never more
than once in four years. The last
one was in honor of former Presi
dent Wilson and his bride, just u
few weeks after their marriage, and
was the bride's first public appear
ance. She was extremely lovely that
evening and won every one with her
dignity and graciousness. Mrs.
Harding also won the guests with
her cordiality and vivacity. She is
keen to do her utmost for the peop
and is not strong on drawing lines
of caste. The patio of the building
i-. the tropical garden, which forms
the center of the edifice, and is open
to the skies, . weather permitting.
Mammoth palms and cocoa trees
grow there and the branches are gay
with parrots, macaws, red birds, and
there are even sparrows in num
bers, which have "butted in" to these
rather exclusive bird circles and
have had the temerity to build their
nests in the fancy work of the build
ing. Masses of the famous bloom
ing plants of Brazil are to be found
there, too, many of them having
been brought here by hand by Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Adams.
Mrs. Adams is probably the most
famous woman explorer. "They have
spent much time in South America.
Mr. Adams is now counselor to the
Pan-American Union and has much
to do with the success of the so
cial functions of the union. An
other interesting . ature of the re
ception was that it was a "waltz
night." The ambassadors them
selves requested of the dance music
that they play waltzes and more
waltzes. There were one or two
other dances of the popular kind,
,.hut the waltz predominated, much
o the delight of the foreigners and
omers who love the waltz and hope
to jown the jazz. The last number
was1 an intoxicating waltz of the
South American countries, which
marked the final note of the evening
and lest there be a mistake about it,
"Home, Sweet Home" was thrown
out in colored lights .high on the
wall of the great hall, which ended
a beautiful, brilliant and historical
party. :' . .
A feature which is to come up in
congress -shortly, and to be intro
duced by a progressive young New
York representative, is the effort to
Introduce into the schedule of con
gress a "ladies night" once each
week, similar to what they have in
the British parliament. It is to be
presented to congress in the form of
a resolution some time this month.
There is much being said for and
against such an . innovation by the
members from different parts of the
country who have heard of it.
This is not the first effort to in
troduce it into the congress of the
United States. In the Fifty-fourth
congress, about 1896, Henry Clay
Miner of New York, the wealthiest
and most successful theatrical mana
get in the country and a new con
gressman, introduced a resolution
and "spoke to it" in an earnest fash
ion, arguing that such a change in
the rules would trend, to improve
the personal appearance of every
congressman-and would imbue them
all with greater pride in their states
manship. It transpired afterwards
that Miner was courting desperately
Miss Anne O'Neill, leading lady of
the W. H. Crane company, and she
had thrown cold water on him by
asserting that congress and con
gressmen were dull and uninterest
ing and had no attractions for her.
This explained to his colleagues his
mad desire to entice the ladies into
the halls of congress, and he spent
a fortune in dinners and other enter
tainments for his associates and
Speaker "Tom" Reed.
Finally Speaker Reed told Repre
sentative Miner that he was far
ahead of his time." He said: "If you
and I ever live to see woman suf
frage, and they begin to elect wom
en to congress, your plan would be
a splendid tne. But you and I never
v.-ill live 14 see that day.. It's only
an Arcadian ' drearonow." -Repre-
THE
DR. BENJ. F BA5LEY
SANATORIUM
Lincoln, Neb.
This institution is the only one
in the central west with separate
buildings situated in their own
grounds, yet entirely distinct, and
rendering it possible to classify
cases. .The one building being fit
ted for and devoted to the treat
ment of noncontagious and nonmen
tal diseases, no others being admit
ted; the other Rest Cottage being
designed for and devoted to the
exclusive treatment of select mental
cases requiring for a time watchful
care and special nursing. t
.tentative Miner married Anna
O'Neill shortly afterwards, in spite
of the fact that the committee on
rules never reported favorably on
that ladies' night proposition. It is
far more nearly being realized now,
as.-a number of leading society wom
en have become enthused over it and
are pushing it in both senate and
house. They feel more encouraged
that the senate will adopt the plan,
than that the house will accept it.
The late Representative Miner made
many thousands of dollars out of
three plays, after he retired from
congrcA. in which "ladies' night"
in congress was featured., . In one
or two of them there was an at
tractive scene set on the .terrace of
the capitol with tea being served
under pink umbrellas, l.he widow
of "Harry" Minor iY now Mrs.
Thomas, wife of a fashionable phy
sician in New' York and she is ac
tive with the New York society
women in pushing the "ladies' night"
idea with the New York congress
man, who will introduce the resolu
tion, but she. refuses to let his name
be divulged just yet.
Nebraska figured at the White
House on Thursday afternoon when
Mrs. Harding invited Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Houlahan and Miss Clari
Cheadle, all of Stamford, Neb., to
have a tea with her. which they did
on . the eve of their departure for
Canada. They have spent the win
ter here and have gone to Barrie,
Ontario, for the summer. They
had a charming visit at the White
House. Miss Harlan, secretary to
Mrs. Harding, was present and
poured the tea from the exquisite
silver tea pot belonging to the
White House tea service.
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Rcavis of Falls City will have a
short visit from their younger son,
.Tack, who will graduate next month
from Cornell university. He left
college for a couple of years while
he served in the world war. On
June 10 he will take his final exam
ination and will then come down
for a short rest and visit to his pa
rents. The commencement will be
June 26 and immediately after that
reremony Jack Reavis will leave
Ithaca for Cleveland to enter busi
ness there witn the same tirm witn
which his brother, Frank jr., has
been connected for more than a
year.. Mrs. Keayis is a member ot
the committee of the Congressional
club which raised the club's portion
of the Unit. Curie fund for a gram
Of radium, and she will he active in
the reception to fie tendered Mme.
Curie in the new museum on May
0, on the ocvasion of her visit here
for the presentation to her of the
coveted article which she discovered
to the world.
Mrs. Stapleton. widow of Daniel
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If you were born on or between
April 21 and May 21, you come un
der the sign of Taurus. You natur-
You are easily irritated by opposi
tion and are liable to extremes in
everything you do. You are zealous
ally live in the realm of your sensa- i friends or enemies, but easily turned
tions and emotions. Your treat- i aside or mollified in this respect,
ment of a person depends rather on j You are best adapted to such studies
your mood and feeling at the time as botanv. chemistrv. ronWv. etc
which require great memorizing.
since j-ou are controlled by your
than on any fixed regard, hence you
arc not at all times' reliable and
steadfast. You are, however, loyal
and magnanimous to friends, some
times too much so. You are fond
of good living.
Once started in a project, you are
never drawn away from it until you
have won. As a rule you will have
your own way and accomplish your
own desires at all hazards. You arc
natural conquerors, are determined.
and even stubborn.
You are great lovers of literary
pursuits end inclined to be studious.
You are apt to become a leader
through your adaptation to the de
mands of the people and your great
ability to commit to memory froin
emotions, you are kind when your
: sympathies are aroused, but you
j have a violent temper when angered
I and under excitement you are quite
I unmanageable. However, when a
person has gained your sympathy he
has gained control over you to a
great extent.
Your first impressions of how
things will turn out can usually be
relied upon. You should never de
cide any important matters when in
the midst of business excitement, but
should make your plans when en
tirely alone. 1 he early , morning
when you first awake is the best
WWe and authorities and vour now- 1111 c -,ur ou lu "ldhc "UT ucusioi.s
,i j i,,.c,:.i ,jr. ! Aim lay your yimis iui wc udy
strong physically
ance. You are
although frequently
show it.
you do not
Children born under this sign are
largely'dependent on their education
for their future position in life.
The emerald is the birthstone.
Sympathetic friends are those born
between December 23 and January
20, and between August 24 and Sep
tember 23.
Cooked salad dressing can be kept j Colors: Azure, red and yellow.
in the refrigerator for ajt least two j Fortunate weeks: Those beginning
weeks. " I September 5 and January 11.
Household Hints
TIio ct-in nf a cnnrl ham is thin, i
C. Stapleton of Omaha, is preparing , qIc1 hams have a thick skin, as well '
to close her Washington home ,e , trone flavor. !
where she has been all the winter
and spring, and go to Spring Lake,
N. J., for the summer, accom
panied by her 6-year old daughter.
Mrs. Stapleton, who is still observ
ing deep mourning will be joined
for the summer by her sister-in-ijfw,
Mrs. Hamilton, widow of Frank
Hamilton of Omaha.
Beware of Bones
Politeness' forbids a guest to eat
the swetest part of a ,sparcrib, lamb
chop or chicken because it lies next
to the bone and the bone must not
be taken in, the lingers and gnawed.
The servant, the cat and the dog are
luckier than the master and his fam
ily. To uudestand how folk really
"get at the marrow" of a thing, visit
an Italian family and see them crack
the bones with their teeth and suck
them! What fine teeth they have!
A folding wooden towel ra,ck may j
be used for extra hangers in the
clothes closet. Fasten to inside of t
closet door. !
Fireless cookers are a good invest-1
ment for cereals, as they can cook j
&11 night and are no Jrouble. - I
Wash bristle brushes with hike j
warm water and a little ammonia or
borax.- rinse in clear water, shake
well,- dry quickly with bristles down. !
The kitchen should be frequently
flooded with fresh air. You can work
faster and with more" ease in a well
ventilated room.
To keep food hot in a gas oven
set a pan of boiling water in the i
lighted oven, keep the door slightly
open and the food will not dry out .
so fast.
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Making House
Work Easy
By LORETTO LYNCH.
The progressive woman is always
in search of devices for making the
processes of home-making easier.
Have you ever seen a tiny washing
machine, weighing but six ' pounds,
run by water power. One may
attach it to the faucet and wash in
a twinkling not only" georgette
blouses, fine neckwear, silk stockings,
filmy crepe de chines and muslins,
fine table napkins,-embroidered guest
toweli etc., but even coarser arti
cles.
A cork, mounted on the handiest
little " handle, is ideal for cleaning
knives. The cork is first wet and
then dipped into the cleaning pow
der or sifted ashes. It is then rubbed
upon the knife or steel fork. All
rust and discolorations immediately
disappear.
but better than having to clean
the knife, perhaps, is possessing a
stainless steel knife. These are a
new development in the steel in
dustry. How delightful to be able
to cut a tomato or an orange and
find no discoloration!
Anyone having to slice ecus for
salads or sandwiches knows how in
convenient it is to slice a hard-boiled
egg. There is a little device for slic
ing eggs into nine or 11 even slices
at once. .
For the woman with a kitchenette
or the woman who must economize
SDace. there is a food rhnnnrr to
nn lAtt.nv' Ki'tc sf man. f I
croquettes or hash in a jiffy. It
holts to the table quite like the large
ones.
For the woman who makes
cookies for licr own kiddies or for
the charity bazar, there is a wonder
fill new rolling pin. Pass it over
the dough, and it leaves the imprint
of either a pretty castle or a bunch
of flowers or some of the nursery folk
dear to the hearts of all. s-
How often have we longed for- a
tiny washboard upon which to (rub
out those soiled gloves or the chif
fon veil! You may now have one
that fits over the hand like a glove
while madam rubs out the ugly soil
with the other hand. They are de
lightful for travelers and weigh but
a few ounces.
A cat's claw constructed of iron,
and looking somewhat like a fork
with bended prongs, is just right for
combing the hairs and matted nia
terial from the carpet sweeper or
vacuum cleaner.
And all these work-savers cost very
little.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
I p to Hie Girl.
Dear Miss Fairfax: We are In
trouble. We aro both deeply In love
with the same Kirl and, what is more
and worse, we like each other and no
around together a great deal. Wo
think it much too important a matter
to flip a coin to decide tho issue, and
neither one of us is willing to let the
other play the martyr and give her
up. Is there no way fate can decide
the matter fairly and squarely. We
feel sure that if one of us should
drop out the other would be able to
win the girl. Could you help, us in
our great problem? F. and It.
In a ease of that kind the sill must
do the deciding, don't you think? All
is fair in love atid war. You might,
have a gentleman's agreement (if
that is possible where a girl is con
cerned) that the less favored one
drops out first.
TiCave It to Time.
Dear Jliss Fairfax: lam a younp
man of 21 and in love with a girj of
17. I love her dearly and would do
most anything in the world to please
her, but fear it is not proper for me
to tell her so, as she is only a young
girl. Could you please advise me how
I could And out whether, she loves
me? I come to see her .auito fre
quently, and she is always asking mo
to come and see- her again. May I
have your opinion, please?
A. V. A.
Tou seem to be on a smooth path
as it is. If she is niqe to you and lets
you come to see her often that seems
like encouragement to me. She is
young, to be sure. So just take things
easy for awhile and let fate get in its
own good work.
Louise: Kvery girl with her mind
half made up to bob her hair is look
ing for some one to encourage her
the rest of the way. I think on some
girls It is adorable. On others, well,
less so. Tho worst pf it is you never
can tell just how it is going to look.
l:int thnKA n-lin hflVA tnVon th shnnn
into their hands find it does require '
caro and lots or it. i ou can try tho
effect first by dressing the hair with a
bobbed effect! If your-hair is fine
and not bounlilful you will have a
time with it. A certain wlriness and
wavlness is required to make the pic
ture pretty.
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Oysters are easily prepared and
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several persons.
MR.EPICURC TELLS YOU,
One Object in Vizjv When
Extracting Teeth
Without Pain
and that is to give utmost satisfaction
to mi; patients.
It is for this reason that I do all my
own work, even to the smallest detail. To
trust your tooth problems to some incompetent
assistant, is doing injustice to yourself.
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UNIVERSITY. CHICAGO
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1S61 1921
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Beautiful Actress Attributes
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Her Famous Complexici
Tells How You Also May Have One
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Soap should be used very careful
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(for the. leading; role in- that mammoth
1 New York production, "Aphrodite," was
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nomenal success, she unhesitatingly said,
"My complexion." When asked further
details she explained: "Kvery one of my
friends always raved about the texture
nd eolorine: of my skin, and I have no
doubt but that my first engagement was
made possible through the reputation I
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and am never without it. Now that short
sleeves are in vogue you will want beauti
ful hands and arms. TJicre is nothing
like Derwillo for this purpose. Msny of
my professional friends to whom I have
recommended Derwillo use it in prefer
ence to all other face powders or beauti
fiers." Just try it once before goinv to the
theater, dances, parties or an afternoon
call and note the favorable comments of
your friends. Derwillo instantly puts a
life-like tint on your checks which defies
detection. It takes the place of face pow
der and stays on until you wash it off.
Perspiration does ot affect it nor will it
rub off on clothing:; it also prevents the
nose and face from shining. It's wonder
ful for a dark, sallow, rough skin, black
heads, coarse pores, oily skin, freckles,
tan and for the instant beauty it imparts.
Over 500.000 girls auat women are using it,
It's absolutely harmless to the most sensi
tive skin. Just try it once and you will
need no further argument to convince you
that there is nothing "just as itood."
"better," or "just like it." Insist on
Derwillo, then you will not be disappointed.
XOTE-Pnufiats and densrlment stores nerv
srhere sell DemHlo with the susranlee that If Mtl
rtnu't liko it you set ro-.tr mnuev liack. It Is the
one hesutlfler that ghs eatisftif i"rt at all srsstra
of the year. You can serur It at .11 toilet
counters In this ettr tnrliiiliiie lh Sherman A- Mc
Conueil i store and Uie Merrill Prui Co. 1
AOVEBTJKKMENT
YOU'LL GET RID OF
BLACKHEADS SURE
There is one simple, safe and sure way
that never fails to get rid of blackheads
and that is to dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces of calonite
powder from any drug store sprinkle a.
little on a hot, wet sponsre rub over the
blackheads briskly wash ths parts and
you will be surprised how the blackheads
have disappeared. Big blackheads, little
blackheads, no matter where they arc,
simply dissolve and disappear, leaving the
parts without any niark whatever. Black
heads are simply a mixture of dust and
dirt and secretions from the body that
form in the pores of the skin. 'Tinching
and squeezing only cause irritation, make
large pores, and do not get the blackheads
out after they become hard. The calorite
powder and the water simply dissolve the
blackheads so they wash right out, leav
ing the pores free. and clean and In their
natural condition. Anyone troubled with
these unsightly blemishes should certainly
try this simple method.
Nothing will turn ambi
tion into ill-tempered
laziness ouicker
than constipation.
And nothing will ren
der the body more , liable to
dangerous diseases than this
Bame poisonous condition.
Don't be constipated! It isn't ufe! It
isn't sensible! - It isr't necessary! Etc
wsll but don't rely on ordinary laxatives
to help you. Try instead the cewett
sdentific treatment for constipation
RICH-LAX
This preparation not only overcomes con
stipation, but it does away with ail the)
nausea, cramping and deranged digestion
caused by ordinary laxatives.
Guaranteed at Our Store. We are so sunt that
Kca-l.u win please you that we wast yon te
-ome te our ctott and get a bottle and try it ea- .
r.-lyr; our risk. If it doesn't suit yen. if it Isnt
tra best laxstiva nedubte you aver used, atssptr
(41 ye so and w tviU PrefflpU Rtt4 tto 4.
i ' "IfcUTiCt).
Shermaa A Mccenneit Unit 9tr,
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