THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1921.
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Society
Fawcett Porter to
Wed Ruth
Edwards
Announcement has been made by
George Edwards of Montclaire, N.
J., of the engagement of his daugh
ter, Ruth, to Fawcett VV. Porter, son
of Mrs. J. B. Porter of Omaha. No
definite plans for the wedding have
been made.
Miss Edwards is a niece of Mrs.
H. O. Edwards of Omaha and vis
ited herel ast fall.
Mr. Torter was graduated from
Central High school here and Union
college, Schenectady, N. Y. He is
a member of Chi Psi fraternity. He
is a well known club man, being a
member of the Omaha club and
Happy Hollow club. He is secretary
of the Men's Nebraska State Golf
association.
Dinner-Dance.
Harry Greenway was host at a
dinner-dance at his home Monday
evening. Pink roses formed the
centerpiece and covers were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lcomis,
Mr. and Mrs. James Reed, the
Misses Geraldine Hughes of Des
Moines, Patricia Tinley of Council
Bluffs, Stella Murphy, Marian Coad.
Pauline Coad, Charlotte Todd, Mil
dred Walker, Marguerite Fallon,
Ethel Piel, Ruth Neff, Helen Porter
and Messrs. Jack Wilcox, Forrest
Bronson, Byron Reed, Eugene Cole,
Morton Wakeley. Harold Fair,
.loyd Murphy, Koiana uaupei,
, j j
son.
Affairs for Mrs. Markel.
Mr. Harrv Schifferle will enter-
l tain Thursday in honor of Mrs. John
Markel of Lincoln, formerly Carita
'.O'Brien of Omaha, who is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
O'Brien.
Mrs. Morton Englcman will en
tertain Friday for Mrs. Markel.
Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs. Milo Gates entertained in
formally at a bridge tea at her home
Monday afternoon in honor of Miss
Olga Metz a bride-to-be. Four ta
bles were set for the game.
Cooking Club.
Mrs. W. H. Wheeler will entertain
members of the Original Cooking
club at luncheon at her home, Thurs
day. .
Luncheon for Visitor.
Miss Frances Patton entertained
( informally at luncheon Monday for
7 Miss Catherine Rogers of Rockpcrt,
Conn., guest tt the Arthur S. Rog
ers' home.
Personals
Michael Lynch of Columbus is
ill at the Methodist hospital.
Miss Milcjred Othmer left Sunday
to spend a short time in the, east.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loomis left
Sunday for an extended eastern trip.
liss Mary Burt left Monday to
ncLthe summery in New York
City. . "-v.
Caroline V routy ot jutnoau, ptei.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George, B.
Wray.
Mrs. John Markel and small son of
Lincoln are at the T. J. O'Brien
home.
Mrs. Lee W. Edwards has re
turned from a visit with friends in
Davenport, la.-
Miss Catherine Rogers of Rock
port, Mass., is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur S. Rogers.
TV onil Mrs. H. A. Wap-eener and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selby motored
to Lincoln Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hamilton, sr.,
will move into their home, Fifty-first
and California streets, about July IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sterricker end
daughter, Martha, leave Friday to
spend the summer at Batavia, N. Y.
Miss Mary A. Fitch left Friday
for Madison lake, Wisconsin, where
she will spend the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Connor and
children and Mrs. Adeliade Kenner
ly have gone to Colorado Springs to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Edwin Thompson of Dallas,
Tex., -who is spending the summer at
the R. P. Hamilton, sr., home, has
returned from Lincoln, where she
spent a short time.
Miss Mary Drake and Miss Doro
thy Falk of Minneapolis, who has
,-heen visiting at the Drake home for
Mne past two weeks, are leaving this
week for California. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Morrow
announce the birth of a daughter,
Martha, Sunday at Garkson hospital.
Mrs. Morrow was formerly Miss
Mary Belle Palmer.
Miss Marguerite Hess Jeft Monday
for the Minnesota lake, wliere she
will spend two weeks. She will be
joined by her father, J. J. Hess, the
latter part of this week. '
Fred Walker of Newark, N. J., who
- has been visiting in Omaha, left last
week for Sioux City. Mrs. Walker,
who was formerly Miss Sadie Green
of this city, will join him there Thurs
day. Mrs. Charles L. Hempel arrived
home Friday from Salt Lake City,
where she attended the council meet
ing of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. Enroute home she
visited at Cheyenne and Columbus,
Neb. " .
Daniel J. Ryan of Columbus, O.,
arrived Sunday to join Mrs. Ryan
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
A. Hixenbaugh, jr. Mrs. Ryan has
been visiting here several weeks and
will return home with Mr. Ryan next
month.
ing Baxter, E. H. Howland, William
Wood and Walter Beebe are spend
ing two weeks in Yellowstone park.
Enroute home Mrs. Johannes and
Mrs. Baxter will visit at Glenwood
Springs Colorado Springs and Den
ver, returning to Omaha about the
middle of July. Mesdames, How
land, Wood and Beebe plan to re
turn about July 10,
What's What
By HELEN DECIE
Some trained nurses are a joy for
ever; when one of these departs ev
ery member of the family is sorry
to miss the capable, gentle, courteous
woman who has co-operated so
faithfully with the family doctor in
the restoration of health and joy and
peace to the household.
That is the perfect type, but there
are many other types not quite so
satisfying. One of the most annoy
ing is the nurse who abuses her priv
ileges; who calls up friends on the
telephone and "holds long conversa
tions with them, or who invites peo
ple to visit her while she is on duty.
A wise physician always encourages
the nurse to go out and take fresh
air exercise in the intermissions of
sick room service, but when, instead,
she attempts to bring her outside
affairs into the household she is not
co-operating with the doctor, nor
adding to the peace-of-mind of her
patient, nor is she demonstrating the
quality of good breeding, which is
neither intrusive nor obtrusive.
(Copyright. 1921, by Publlo Ledger.)
Carter Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Furness enter
tainir eio-ht cupsts at suoocr Sun
day evening at Carter Lake club. C.
W. bears had eight guests, four
somes were entertained by Mrs. John
Flynn and A. S. Ritchey.
Melvin Goldstrum will entertain
16 guests at the dinner dance Tues
day evening. A party of 30 will
be given by A. L. Klekamp. Eight
een guests will be entertained by
A. E. Parmalee, and Frank Broad
well, jr., will have 10.
Mrs. A. S. Campbell has returned
home from Lincoln, where she was
called by the illness of her sister,
Dorothy Fleming, who is attending
the University of Nebraska summer
school.
Affairs for Mrs. Body.
Mrs. Ned Ross will entertain at
luncheon at the Prettiest Mile club
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Carl W.
Body of San Francisco, guest of
Mrs. Guy Collard. Mrs. Harlan
Noyes will give a dinner at Happy
Hollow club Tuesday for Mrs.
Body.
Under the provisions of the new
naturalization bill introduced in con
gress by Representative Johnson of
Washington, women in this country
would no longer derive citizenship
or lose it by marriage.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
A Question of Money.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am 19 and
love a man of 26, with whom I have
been going out Now, Miss Fairfax,
am I right not to give up my girl
friends till I am engaged to him at
least? Then again, he tells me he
needs to save money. Now, Miss
Fairfax, our trouble started when I
told him to pretend to have money
in his pocket to go to any place,
but be wise enough to go only where
bis means allow (the only place we
ever go Is to the movies). Still, he
is very good. I'm sure that he loves
me very much, but we always have
little misunderstandings.
VIRGINIA.
Perhaps he doesn't care to be re
minded that he has so little money.
If I were you I would drop the sub
ject and try to look on the cheerful
side of things. If you really love
each other, tt will be a pleasure for
you both to save. f
A Deceiving Lover.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am 18 and
In love wih a man 21. He has al
ways told me he loved me and in
tended to marry me, but the other
night he told me he never really
loved me. It seems he was In love
with another girl before he met me,
and she jilted him and married an
other. What would you do? A. G.
You ask what to do? It seems
to me that I would regard the young
man's frank statement as a polite
way of telling me that he was tired
ot me. Certainly I wouldn't be de
ceived a second time.
A. B. C: No place nearer than
California or New York. Business
along these lines is very dull at the
present time.
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Cluttering.
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How Mother Graham Surprised
Even Dicky.
If there were a cobwebby, dirty
corner of the old Dacey farmhouse
which my doughty mother-in-law
did not inspect minutely and make
me share in the scrutiny I do not re
member it. No detail, good or bad,
of the structure escaped her, and she
might have been a prospective pur
chaser instead of merely whiling
away the time until the repair of the
car should be accomplished, or rather
the pretense of repair with which
we were keeping her on the place
we wished to buy.
Dick strode in as she was peer
ing into a door beside one of the
old fireplaces.
"Look out, mother, you may find
a Bluebeard victim or a case bf
hootch," he called gayly.
She paid no attention to him until
she had scrutinized the interior of
the dusky cavity thoroughly. Then
she straightened herself and spoke
excitedly.
"It's an old warming oven. Just
think of it."
Dicky flashed an amused glance
at me. We are used to Mother Gra
ham's reverence for ancient things,
and her irreverent son declares that
she says her prayers to George
Washington's portrait every night.
"I imagine there are more old
scraps than that in the place," Dicky
said judicially. "Looks in this kit
chen out here as if they had built
up an immense old fireplace. Come
on, let's take a scout at it."
"Why have you left the car?"
his mother demanded disconcerting
ly. A Haughty Exit.
"Oh, it's all right 1" he rejoined.
"Fortunately, Madge was driving on
the extreme right side of the road
when it gave up the ghost, so it
isn't in anybody's way, and I've sent
a 'message for the garage man with
instructions to toot like the devil
when he gets here. Thus I'll have
a chance to explore this, too. I
have a pretty taste in antiques my
self. I was always afraid I'd marry
one orobably .would if Madge
hadn't seen me first and grabbed
me.
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His mother had stiffened at his ex
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When he had finished she faced him
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"Richard!'' Her voice would have
congealed an icicle to lower degrees
of cold. "Why Margaret permits
your profanity and vulgarity of
speech I cannot fathom. But please
remember that I am your mother,
and never let me hear such lan
guage from you again."
She swept out of the door into the
next room, her head held disdain
fully high. As is her wont when
angered or annoyed at Dicky, she
had managed to convey the idea
that his ideas and ideals had been
palpably lowered since his marriage
to me, and that I was the cause
of his deterioration.
Dicky grinned ruefully at her re
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"Rent It? Nol"
"You pernicious influence!" he
murmured to me with mock re
proach, tweaking my ear in passing
to follow his mother into the next
room. And, of course, with the
assurance that my husband was on
my side instead of his mother's in
the age-old contest, I promptly for
got all rancor toward her, indeed,
I obliterated the little sting from
my memory.
We found her standing in the door
way between the big old-fashioned,
double parlors the second visit she
had paid the spot gazing specula
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"If this were thrown into one big
room," she said, as if to herself.
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I caught her up eagerly.
"Wouldn't it make a wonderful
living room," I exclaimed.
She gave me a stare that made me
uncomfortable by something elusive
in it which I could not understand.
"I thought you said there was
nothing for sale or rent in the place,"
she said incisively. "What was the
matter with this? Too much trouble
to fix it up?"
I could hardly believe my ears.
Had she really capitulated so quick
ly? '"Why! I I " my voice was
nothing but an embarrassed stam
mer. Dicky came to my rescue dash
ingly. "Madge never thought you would
consider it for a moment, mother,
dear," he said, "besides I don't be
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before Mrs. Ticer spoke of it. Do you
really mean you think we'd better
try to rent it?"
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"Now, Margaret, if you'll go out and
start that car you'll perhaps be in
time to go down and sign the papers
which are waiting for yo-u."
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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