THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 19'Jl.
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Society
Set. Wedding Date.
The wedding of Mis Margretha
Grimmel and George Flack will take
place September 10.
if . . ,
air. riacK is ouiiaing a nome lor
Iiis bride at Thirty-eighth and Dav
enport streets. . ...
Levine-Besiel.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bessel an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Stella, to Max Levine, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Levine, which
took place Monday evening at the
iewish synagogue, Nineteenth and
uwt streets, Rev. Morris Taxon of
ficiating. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the immediate
families. There were no attendants.
Following a motor trip to Lake
Okoboji and the Minnesota lakes
Mr. Levine and his bride will be at
home at the El Beudor apartments.
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jensen an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Fannie May, to Allen D.
Ryan. The wedding will take place
July 28 at 6:30 a. m., Sacred Heart
church, Rey. Father Judge offi
ciating. The bride will be attended
by Mrs. Irene Murphy, sister of the
groom.
Wedding Breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Frost enter
tained at a wedding breakfast at the
Fontenelle hotel VVednesday morn
ing, honoring their daughter, Alice
Elizabeth, whose marriage to Wil
liam Randolph Milligan had taken
place at an earlier hour. Covers
were laid for 12. Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ligan will reside in Ottawa, 111. Rev.
Titus Lowe performed the cere
mony. -
Camp Brewster Party.
Miss Maurine Richardson and her
cousin, Miss Helen Dorothy Rich
ardson, of Sioux City, and the Misses
Charlotte Smith, Dorothy Guckert,
Doris Pinkerton and Dona Talmage
are occupying a cottage at Camp
Brewster this week. Miss Richard
son will go on to Sioux City with
her cousin this week-end.
For Mother's Birthday.
Mrs. Paul Wilcox was hostess at
dinner at her home Tuesday evening
in honor of the birthday of her
mother, Mrs. Belle Hawes Covers
were laid for Mrs. Belle Hawes, Miss
Delia Hawes, Mr. and Mrs, F. W.
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wil
cox. - ' '".
Personals
Miss Bess Duinont leaves July 30
for Balsam Lake, Wis.
Burrige D. Butler of Chicago is
spending a few days in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Bclden have
rtturned from an European trip.
Mrs. David Baum is spending two
weeks with relatives in New York.
': Law Social.
Divisions 1 and 2 of the Plymouth
Congregational church will hold an
ice cream social on ' the church lawn
Friday evening.
The affair is open to the public.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by -BEATRICE
FAIRFAX
:., A Dangerous flection.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I. am deeply
in love with a married man. He'
often shows signs of tenderness as
he passes me by a gentle word or
smile, but then ho suddenly gets
serious, as If trying to control him
self, so as to avoid trouble; but I
think it is all in vain. Kindly ad
vise me what to do. N. CH.
Control your morbid imagination.
You are looking for trouble and a
chance to make mischief for your
self, the man and the wife who de
serves a square deal even if you
don't know her. It's a. hundred to
one that-if you leave the man alone
he'll get over what may be a passing
fancy, but is more likely to be your
own silly craving for excitement.
Don't throw yourself at him but
throw- vourself into some more
- healthy sort of imaginings. If things
were as you say they would only
lead to tragedy. N
iPnxzlAd; Weddin sifts, like wed
ding stationery, should . never be
imitations or a genuine article, it
is better to write a letter of good
wishes and congratulations without
any present than to send a cheap
looking and unreliable gift to a
young couple beginning life together.
A small piece of sterling silver,
for instance, a salad fork or berry
spoon is in much better taste than
a dozen plated spoons. When center
pieces, napkins, doilies, etc., are to
be chosen, these should never be of
cotton fabric trimmed with machine
embroidery and common lace. Even
one article of genuine linen, whether
rjlain or hand-embroidered, is ap
predated by every discriminating
bride.
When the giver orders a mono
gram or initial engraved upon silver
or embroidered upon tattle linen, the
accepted rule is that the Initial or
initials of the bride's maiden name
should be used. This custom traces
back to the time when the family of
the bride provided all the linen and
slver.
Just Girl: I agree with all you
av about kissine and think if you
SUCK T.O your principles, juu win
need no advice from me. . Better
consult a specialist about the moles.
fm is Hair Ml me!
Natural
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Invisible
America's
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Frank Hirsch'and S. Y. Willard,
both of Omaha, are at Sheridan,
Wyo.
A son was bdrn to Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Carter, Tuesday, at St. Joseph
hospital. ,
Miss Dorothy Black has returned
from Tulsa, Okl., where she spent
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merrill leave
next week for Des Moines, where
they will reside.
A daughter- was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Clay .Thomas, Tuesday, at
fctewart hospital.
Mrs. W. J. Culley,' who under
went an operation at the Methodist
hospital a week ago, is convalescing.
Tohn S. Little of Omaha and Philin
S. Little of Leiter, Wyo., are stop
ping at Sheridan inn, Sheridan, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carter an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Wednesday, July 20, at Stewart hos
pital. Dr. Nelson Mercer of London,
England, formerly of Omaha, is en
route home following a six weeks'
visit in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skinner and
daughter, Virginia, are spending two
weeks at the Broadmoor hotel at
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Carl Helgren and Mrs. Mar
cus T. Neilsen leave Thursday for
the Pacific coast, where they will
spend several weeks.
. Mrs. J. Emerson Goodrich and
Mrs. O. S. Goodrich have gone to
Lake Okoboji, where they, have
taken a cottage tor the summer.
Miss Florence Ellsworth of
Omaha. Orpheum player, is home
for a few weeks before going to New
x ork to prepare tor . next season.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Guggennips an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Bar
bara Luella, Tuesday, at St, Joseph
hospital. Mrs. Guggenmos was
formerly Miss Virgil Saunders.
Miss Lee Abrahamson left Satur
day for Chicago and Milwaukee.
While in Milwaukee she will be the
house guest of Mrs. Ellis Hassel,
formerly Miss Ann Green of Omaha.
Mrs. Fred Gross, who has been at
Narragansett Beach, has postponed
her return to Omaha until Septem
ber 1. She will visit at Washington,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City in the
meantime.
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase f , PI
H "Revelations of a Wife" U
Mrs. W. A. Wilcox will go to
California in September as a repre
sentative to the National War Moth
ers' convention. Her daughter, "Miss
Hazel, who is a professional mi-
sician, has not made a contract for
Tho Message That Came Over the
Wire to Madge. V
There's the train , whistling now.
But you can make it easily. Care
ful of that corner. Whew! You
missed that curb by a shaving.
It is not like Dicky to make com
ments on my driving. He only does
it when he is keyed up over some'
thing. Naturally I deduced that he
was more excited than he cared to
admit over (he impending arrival of
Robert Savarin.
As for me, my heart was heavy. I
saw again, or imagined I did, the re
gret for Harry Underwood in
Dicky's face. I remembered only
too .vividly ome of the comments
he had made during our drive, and
continued to make even while we
were speeding for the station at the
last or our drive.
"Savarin's too rarefied for Lil," he
had summed up. She s too intense
ly human to have to live up to a
great genius like that.
With the curious detachment, the
power to flash a whole cinema film
in a second or two that one's mind
has, my memory leaped back, even
as I saw the train rolling in, to the
time in the Catskill mountains, when
Robert Savarin faced and conquered
the unspeakable woman .vhom he
had believed his wife, and whose
conduct had exiled him with cloud
ed mind for 15 years. He had been
intensely human then.
"Going to get out?" Dicky's voice
brought me back with a jerk to the
present moment, and the facr that
the train had .stopped; '
.What News Have You.
"Of course," I was on the plat
form beside him as I spoke, and we
scanned the. alighting passengers
eagerly.
"There he is! See! Dicky, the
chair car!"
The porter, bags in hand, was
bowing obsequiously, while Robert
Savarin alighted. That he had been
well tipped was evident, and there
was also a certain something, in his
attitude which made me imagine he
knew the identity of the celebrity
whom he had been grooming. And
the coming season, and may remain
at home during her mother's ab
sence. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rhoades have
returned from California, where they
have been visiting relatives for the
past six weeks. Miss Florence
Rhoades will remain in California un
til September. ,
Miss Ruth Beardsley, whornotored
to Meeker, Colo., with Mr. and Mrs.;
L. L. Turley of Denver, formerly of
Omaha, has returned home following
a visit of several weeks at the Turley
summer home in Meeker.
Miss Elsie Goetz and Miss "Frieda
Kahn of Omaha, who have been vis
iting at the home of Judge Joseph
C".Tfelder at Sidriey, Neb., the past
few days, have gone - to Manitou,
Colo., where they will be guests of
the Cliff House during the next 30
days.
the next second, Dicky with
dextrous movement, took the bags
from the darkey's hands before the
artist could grasp them.
"Oh! Thank you, Graham." He
grasped Dicky's free hand, turned
outstretched hand and anxious eyes
to me. .
"This is so good of you, Mrs.
Graham." I long ago noted that
his courtesy never deserts him, no
matter what the emergency. . "What
news have you?"-
' "None, so far, which means every
thing is all right," I answered
promptly. "You know a hospital is
never ready to receive; inquiries or
calls early in the morning. But we
will 'phone now, tell them when we
are coming, and then, after you have
had some breakfast, we can go over."
"Breakfast I" Robert Savarin's
voice brushed the suggestion aside.
"I couldn't eat anything until I have
seen them."
"Very well!" I saw there was no
use combating his decision. "Dicky,
I think had better telephone. I've
had some experience with that sub
stitute in the office, and no one who
hasn't could ever get any message
through her head, so if you will
fake Robert to the car I will follow
as soon as I'm through telephon
ing." - .
"All right." Dicky led the way
to the car, and I went into the sta
tion waiting room to struggle with
the local telephone system and the
inefficient substitute in the superin
tendent's place at the hospital.
A Premonition.
"The Southampton hospital."
After several minutes' delay I
heard a sleepy voice answering my
call. 1 tried to make my message
as clear and short as possible.
"I wish to inquire after Marion
Morton, a little girl who was
brought in yesterday, suffering from
concussion.
"Mary Martin?" the voice re
peated. "Wait. "I'll ask."
"No, Marion Morton," I repeated
insistently, but there came the
burrer o my ears with which the
office 'phone connects with the
wards, and I knew it was useless to
speak again until the woman should
come back to the telephone.
"There is no Mary Martin in the
hospital," the droning voice said in
another second.
Exasperated, but with a steady
hand upon my impatience, I re
peated the name very carefully,
added aga:n the information that the
child had been brought in suffering
from concussion after an accident.
"Oh!" I heard a little gasp of dis
may, then, after a tense interval, the
voice, quickened now into interest
and sounded again.
"Are you the mother of the pa
tient?" "No, oh! What it is?" I felt a
sudden .hint of something terrible.
"We are sorry to tell you that the
patient died an hour ago after suf
fering from convulsions all night."
For a second the telephone booth
and the waiting room went black be
fore me, then I roused to action.'
The horrible thing she had told me
might be true, but I meant to have
other testimony than that of the
woman whose inefficiency had, been
so patent on the day before. .
(Continued Tomorrow.)
' Woman's Club Luncheon.
One hundred and twenty-fiv: res
ervations have been made for the
Woman's club luncheon at Carter
lake Thursday. Spring flowers will
be used for centerpieces.
Farm Bureau Holds
Meetings for
Women
On July 25, 26 and 27 meetings
wilt be held for the women of
Douglas county who are interested
in preparing exhibits for the fairs.
At this tiirie Miss Florence Atwood
bf the extension service will explain
to the women what judges look for
in judging domestic products at the
fairs. Meetings which have been
arranged for are:
July 26, 2:30 p. m.. at the hall in
Elk City.
July 25. 2:30 p. m., at the hom
J
of Mrs. O. M. Boettger, four and
one-half miles northwest of Florence.
July 26, 10:30 a. ni at District No.
15 schoolhouse, southwest of Water
loo. July 27, 1:30 p. m., at District No.
23 schoolhouse, and at 3:30 at the
home of Mrs. John Quinn, one and
one-half miles east of Elkhorn.
Auto View Rest.
Parties dining at Auto View Kc.-t
Tuesday evening included B, Rosen
thal, who had four guests; C. N.
Robinson, five; S. C. Wihnoth, two,
and D. E. McCully, six.
Goldfish have been known to live
for 60 years.
KS5
Resinol
Does wonders for poor
... complexion. It's surpris
ing now rarely the proper
use of Resinol Ointment
and Resinol Soap fails to
. clear away blotches,
redness, roughness, etc,
v, and give the skin its nat- '
' v Ural freshness and charm.
. Soli oy all druggitt.
Write f or a sample.
Dept. t-X. Bssiaol. IWttaMM, Hi.
Economy!
Economy means thrift
It's thrifty to conserve
your time, strength, tem
per and clothes this hot
weather by sending your
whole family wash to be
done
THE WET WASH WAY
We iron all flat work and
send the balance home
just damp enough to be
ironed, The cost is very
small.
HARNEY 784
.IBIS FARNAM
.OMAMA..
Chapter
Nino
Hawaii Sends Only
Her Choicest Fruit
to You
Hawaiian Crushed or Grated Pineapple
...... l
Aboard a liner. San Francisco bound
out of Honolulu you could enjoy the,
luxury of sun-ripened pineapple fresh
picked from Hawaiian fields
Before your ship reached San Fran
cisco Harbor, much of the fruit's native
lusciousness and flavor would be gone.
The only way you can get real, sun
ripened pineapple outside the bound
aries of Hawaii is to buy Hawaiian
Canned Pineapple at your grocer's.
This is fruit whicn has been allowed
to mature naturally in the sun-drenched
fields. Harvested in its prime, it is sealed
safe in its shining,clean containers before
sundown that same day.
Your grocer has Hawaiian Crushed
or Grated Pineapple in assorted sizes tog,
suit your needs. Order six or a dozen
tins from him today. '
Serve it as dessert just as it comes from
the container. It makes a most delicious
dish. Use it for baking pies, makingtarts,
cakes, sherbets, salads and puddings.
Send for our recipe book containing
many hints for using Hawaiian Crushed
or Grated Pineapple.
Association of Hawaiian. Pineapple Packers
SSEutWaikintttuStrmt.Chiato
Pineapple Marmalade
1 cup Grated or Crushed Ha
waiian Pineapple, 3 oranges, 1
lemon. 2 cups sugar, 5 cups water.
Slice oranges and lemon very thin, , ,
add pineapple and water, cover
and let stand over night. Cook
for two hours, add sugar and t.
cook one hour longer. This recipe
makes two and one-ha If cups.
" Pineapple Conserve
yt cups Grated or Crushed
Hawaiian Pineapple. H cup rhu
barb. H cup sugar, yi cup English
Walnuts. Cut rhubarb in (mall
pieces. Mix pineapple, rhubarb
andsugar and boilgentlyfor forty
five minutes. Add nuti five min
utes before removing from the fire.
Recipe makesl cupsof conserve.
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Bowen s Drapery Dept.
Have Bowen's
Drape Your
Windows
Valances
are increasing in popular faoor as a deco
ration for windows, in the home. Our
Drapery Dept. possibly can help you now
with sketched designs and estimates of
cost for valances and panels for your win
dows. Their designing and making is an
important part of our business and you an
assured of perfection in every particular
when you entrust orders to us. Prices re
duced from 30 to 60 per cent on all our
Drapery Fabrics.
V Howard St. Between 15th arid 16th
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE
CRUSHED OR CRATED
o
SEE PAGE 8
Great Purchase Sale
Finest Living Room
Suites, Saturday at
Onion Outfitting Co.
You Will Save 50c to 60c on
Every Dollar You Spend
on Furniture
From a standpoint of Value
and Quality, this- sale of Living
Room Furniture Saturday is the
greatest the Union Outfitting Co.
has ever held.
The suites are made up from
the stock bought from the Cred
itors' Committee of the M. L.
Nelson Furniture' Co., Chicago,
stock ' and are mostly of ma
hogany and cane, richly up
holstered in fine tapestries and
velours. As always, you make
your own terms. . .
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PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS are sold from
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Grocers' and Butchers'
ANNUAL PICNIC
KRUG PARK, Thursday, July 21
The Big Picnic Day of the year.
Five-Pawenger CHEVROLET TOURING CAR
! given away at the Picnic. .
1 Endless variety of Amusements and an elaborate S
s program of Games and Races.
I Everyone invited to come and enjoy a Day of S
Real Pleasure.
RACES AND CONTESTS
Ladies' Race 50-yard dash
free for all. '
GirU Race 40-yard daih
girl under 19 year.
Boya Race 50-yard daib
' boy under 16 yean.
Men's Race 50-yard daah
free for all.
Fat Men's Race 50-yard dash.
Slipper Kick Free for all.
Ladies' Talk Test Free for
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Hop Race Free for all.
Fatteit Man on Grounds
Free for all.
Leanest Man on Grounds
Free for all.
Fattest Woman Free for all.
Leanest Woman Free for all.
Tug-o'-War.
Three-Legged Race.
Potato Race.
Pie-Eating Contest.
First and Second Prises on all
events.
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all.
All Grocers and Butchers will be at Krug Park
Omaha Grocers' and Butchers' Ass'n
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For 40 yean, said Dr. Carer. I have
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' Beware of kidney dineaii thousand
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' It has wonderfully benefited tens of
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NOTE Dr. Daniel G. Carey was a pracl
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