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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1921)
is ts THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. JULY 28, y21. Society Eberhart-Putman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tutman an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter. Frances h. rutnian. to John H. Ebcrhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ebcrhart of Lincoln, which took place Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the hride's parents, Rev. Edwin Brown officiat ing. , The couple will make their home in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Doud Honored. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Doud, who re turned Sunday from Esles Park, were honor guests at several affairs dunncr their visit. Among those who entertained for tl:em were Mr. ana Mrs. rrank Hoagland, Charles Levings, Pro fessor and Mrs. Edward B. Scheve of Grinnell college, Dr. and Mrs, Steiner and Mrs. J. D. Sandham. Mr and Mn Doud climbed to the top of Pike's Teak during their stay in the park Miss Bonnell Weds. Miss Daisy S. Bonnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lr. . Bonnell, long-time residents of Lincoln, was married to Harry L. Jenkins of Van couver, B. C, July 22. The wed ding took place in Vancouver, where the couple will reside. The bride was graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1899 with a bachelor of science degree. She b.is been instructor in science at Central High school since 1902. For Visitor. Mrs. George H. Lynch entertained at luncheon Wednesday at hr home in honor of Mrs. Evans Rhys of Los Angeles, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Leedom. Covers, were placed for Mesdame Rhys, Leedom, E. E. Howell, John Willz. Miss Amy Howell and Master John Howell. Lawn Social. Dancing will be a feature of the lawn social to be given Saturday evening by members of the Blessed Sacrament parish on the church lawn, Thirtieth and Curtis streets. Auto View Rest. Dining at Auto View Rest Tues day evening were J. F.. George with a party of nine; G. II. Brewer, six; Dr. E. H. Bruning, seven, and James H. Potton, four. Personals Women's Overseas Service League Active An executive meeting - of the Women's Overseas Service league, Omaha unit, will be held Saturday at 4 in the Fontenelle. The next regular meeting of the club will be at breakfast at . Happy Hollow Sunday morning, August 7, at 9:30. Honor guests will be anv one of the three Omaha girls who may have returned from European service at that date. Those expect ed are Catherine Gavin, who was with the Red Cross in Czecho slovakia ; Miss Josephine Husc, who was in Near East Relief, and Laura Matthews of Council BlulTs, who went over to represent Iowa on the General Federation of Women's Clubs unit, but remained to do re construction work with a Methodist church unit. Appointments of Miss ' Helen Cornell, the president, to serve on the national executive committee, and Miss Elizabeth Stewart, as his torian for the local unit, will be con firmed at Saturday's meeting. The American Legion plan will be observed in compiling the service records of the overseas girls. A committee, including. 'Misses Patricia Naughtin. Edith Dahlstrom. Marie Mathews, Helen King and Miss Cornell, made and pinned red, white and blue badges bearing the organization's names to the 72 cask ets of soldiers returned from France last Friday. A similar tribute is ar ranged for the 111 caskets expected next Monday. Mrs. J. M. Gilchrist and " Miss Myrne Gilchrist are sojourning at Troutdale-in-thc-Pines, ' . Evergreen, Colo. HOLDING A HUSBAND s AdaU Garrison's New Phasa of "Revelation of a Wife" What Madge Felt About Grace Draper. Dicky stared, frowned, then laugh ed outright at my repetition of his snarling query concerning the tele phoning of Dr. rettit. ' "All right, old girl, I guess you win!" he said. "What arc you go ing to do now? Of course, we've got to go back to the hospital when Pcttit gets there, though I'd rather meet nineteen different varieties of rattlesnakes but there's no use get ting back there beforehand." It is characteristic of Dicky to face the music when he finally con vinces himself that he is in the wrong, and my thrill of pride in him banished the irritation I had felt at his childish blaming of me at the hospital and at the telephone booth. "I am going into a shop around the corner here," I told him cheerily. "I wish you'd come with me and choose the curtains for the farm house." . "Nothing doing on the most of the rooms,' 'he retorted hastily, "but I'd like to sec if they have any stuff that I can use in my corn crib." Olive Crest. Walter Head entertained a party of 12 at Olive Crest Tuesday eve ning. Gould Dietz was host to four. Leo Wilson will give a stag party Wednesday evening at Olive Crest for eight guests. Among Omahans at Troutdalc-in-thc-Pines,. Evergreen, Colo., are Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bixby, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. T 'celor and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hill. Miss Eileen McCaffrey has gone to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Napier arc spending a few weeks in Minnesota. Lyle Hocrner leaves Sunday for a month's stay at Fort Snclling, Minn. Mrs. V. E. Rhoade- and Miss Mildred Rhoades are touring in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shireman leave soon for Provo, Utah, where they will reside. ..Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sclby left '"fuesday for. Cheyenne, Wyo., and Estcs Park, Colo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buck arc spending several weeks at Lake Placid, New York. Mrs. H. G. Hocrner and daugh ter, Marian, have gone to Long Beach, Cal., for a two months' stay. Mrs. Frank Kutcl is expected home Thursday from ait extended visit in Towa, Kansas City and Gaiveston. Tex. Mrs. E. H. Howland and Mrs. William R. Wood have returned from a trip through Yellowstone park., . - The Misses Anna and Lucille Koutsky will spend the next two weeks' in Schuyler and Leigh, Neb., visiting relatives. . Mrs. Roger Throop Vaughn and children of Chicago have arrived to be guests of Mrs. Vaughn's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Lord. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Milliken and, children, Joan and James, will spend the month of August at Cres cent, hotel at Lake Okoboji. Harry Tukey." leaves the latter part ' of the week for Alexandria, Minn., to join Mrs." Tukey and chil dren, who have been there for sev eral weeks. Mr; and Mrs. Harlcy Moorhead leave Saturday to spend a few weeks in San Diego, Cal , with Mr. Moor head's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Moorhead. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weston and daughter, Mildred, are expected home the latter part of the week from'Estes Park, where they spent the last month. The Misses Gertrude Blackburn and May Beck, accompanied by Miss Beck's brother, Chester Beck, and Gordon Bennett, leave this week for a motor trip to Dunlap and other points in Iowa. Miss La Berta Meth, formerly a teacher in the South Side schools, is visiting her brother, Charles F. Meth. Miss Meth is education; di rector for the federal board in voca tional education in Long View hos pital at Cincinnati, O. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boycr and son. Howland, who have been at Hubert. Minn., spent last week at Albert Lea. Minn., with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Payne. Mr. Boycr has returned home but Mrs. Boyer and son will go to Madison Lake. Minn., for a two weeks' stay, before returning. Mrs.-M. M. Levings will leave for Estcs Park August 11, stopping in Denver en route, where she will wit ness . the Transmississippi golf tournament Mr. Levings, who leaves a day later, will meet her in Denver and accompany her to the park, where they will visit the ptrents of Mr. Levings. Miss Eva Roberts of Los Angeles, formerly a student at the University of Nebraska, arrived Tuesday eve ning to visit Mrs. Elmer Lindquist until Thursday. Miss Roberts has been the guest of Miss Marjoric Sclleck of Lincoln. . She will return to Lincoln .-Thursday, but plans to be in Omaha again soon as the guest of Miss Lotijsc Curtii. Problems That Perplex 'Answered by BEATRICE FAIRFAX. (J. K. V: Announcements ' are mailed to all friends of the family (and usually to the Bocial page of the home newspaper) within a few- weeks after the baby's birth, or' as soon as the new name has . been conferred upon the- little new comer. The customary method-is to use a visltinjr card engraved with the names of the parents and with the home address, thus: Mr. and MrJCynl rhillips Greene 1010 Iks Soto avenue, Alton, Illinois. A much smaller cftrd is fastened to this with narrow white satin ribbon tied in a little bow. L'pon the minia ture card is written with pen and ink the name of the young hopeful, thus, "Cyril Phillips Greenej jr.." or Cyril la as the rase may be. ' The baby's cards are seldom engraved, not only for the reason that engraver requires at least 10 days to complete the or der, but also becausei handwriting gives an intimate personal touch to this most personal of all announcements. Bridegroom : The correct ' dress for the bridegroom 'at a morning or afternoon weddinsr is equally, correct for the best nianr, indeed,, it is usual for the groom, and best ;inan to be clad as nearly alike .as- possible. For a morning wedding 'in J.une a cut away coat suit of light gray cloth r.i o v Ha wrm r r thft tnAfta i 1 1 t ft m II TV black frock or cutaway coat with ! white pique vest, gray trousers and a huttonniere of white flowers. The ushers should be dressed alike and should wear their gloves when conducting wedding guests to their plos in the church. The friends of the bride are seated at the left of the aisle and the friends of the bridegroom at the right. Gray gloves, silk hats and patent- leather shoes accompany frock coat and other formal wedding clothes. A1U the . ushers wear buttonnleres presented by the bride. Paying ' Kxponscs. Dear Miss Fairfax: I have been going about with a young lady for a year. We intend . to go away to gether on our vacation, her mother going with us. What I would like to know is this, is it proper for me to pay her expenses? A. J. It would be in better taste for the mother and daughter to pay their own hotel bills. "When it comes to railroad fare that's a matter for you to decide in accordance with your means, though if I were the girl's mother 'I -would insist upon paying my ; daughter's . Jiving expenses my-j self'. . Of courei the incidental good times you are likely to pay for any way. I I laughed as I do at any reference to the proposal Dicky made when we were looking over the Dacey farm. At the rear of the house, trung an interminable line of chicken coops, woodsheds and pig pens, all of which were in my mind's eye marked for immediate destruction. I visualized a wonderful perennial gar den in their Dlacc. in which I should have every old-fashioned flower I ever heard of. In my minds eye l l ad already built the latticed fence which should surround it, and the gate of arching, climbing roses, through which I should enter it. Dicky had agreed enthusiastically to the garden plan, but had made one stipulation. A Picturesque Plan. "That corn crib back there must not be destroyed," he had said dra matically. "Me for that for a sum mer studio. Just look how that, ap ple tree casts its shadows cn it! You can liavc your garden in front, behind and on both sides, but you must spare me that there corn crib. "It is just the thing," I had agreed enthusiastically, with visions of vines trailing over the mellowed brown timbers, and rustic scats built in front. "It's far enough back, so it won't interfere with the gar den, and it will really be very pic turesque." It was this conversation which I smilingly . recalled when Dicky an nounced his intention of finding draperies for his corn crib, but as I entered the shop and the obliging clerk spread before us some realjy wonderful designs and coloring in curtain fabrics, it was something far different which came painfully to my recollection. Again I saw the studio bedroom in the old Brennan house which Dicky had so artistically arranged, and for which Grace . Draper had painstakingly embroidered the dra peries. Dicky, had insisted that I should not see the room until it was completely finished, and I had hated those furnishings ever since Resmol does Ipfllp stop el itching U THAT itching, burning kn trouble which makes you scratch, no mat ter where you are, is a source of annoyance to others as well as torment to yourself. Get rid of it with Resinol Ointment. The first application stops the itching1 and in moat casee it heala eruptions promptly. At all druggist. Send for free trial. DeptS-T.Baiosl. BaltiBMra.HI What Will You Give Him For Dinner Tonieht? Do you know there are countless tempting ways to serve Hawaiian Canned Pineapple, particularly in its Crushed or Grated form? For instance, this delicious fruit makes a wonderfully good pie and it is very easy to prepare. With a little lettuce, at bit of cream cheese and Crushed or Grated Hawaiian Pineapple you can quickly fix a luscious salad. ' ' "V : .' ''. . Here are two recipes, try them today. Pineapple Pi Beat ' cupful butter. 1 cupful sugar and vol ks of 3 egg to a cream. Add 1 can Crushed or Crated Ha waiian Pineapple. Dissolve 1 table spoonful cornstarch in a cup of sweet cream and add to the pine apple. Mix thoroughly.- Beat the wniies oi tne fold in I tin lined pineapple mixture and bake in a moderate oven. . ' - , Pineapple and Chests Salad Itf tablespoons granulated gela tine, lcupeold water, m'cup'i boil ing water, X cup Crushed or grated rvxw tnorougruy.- oeai we of the eges until stiff fnd lightly. Have ready a pie d with crust. Pill with the Hawaiian Pineapple. M cup sugar, small package oi cream cheese, Soak gelatine twenty minutes m cold water, dissolve io boiling water, add sugar and then add the pineapple. Pour halt of the mixture into a wet mould and chill. Soften the cream , cheese with a little Cream and form into small balls. When the mixture in tne mould begins to stiffen, arrange the balls of cheese in an form desired in the moulded jelly. Add the remainder of the mixture and set on ice until stiff. Whenread to serve, unmould on a bed Of let tuce leaves and serve with mayon naise dressing. ; . , You can buy Hawaiian Crushed or Grated Pineapple at your grocer's. He has it in assorted sizes to suit your needs. It is a good plan to order a half dozen or a dozen tins, because this fruit keeps perfectly until you are ready for its use, and it will always come in handy. It is prime Hawaiian Pineapple that has been fully ripened in the sun, picked in the first few hours of its ripeness and sealed in its shining clean container before sun down that same day. All soda fountains serve Crushed or Grated Hawaiian Canned Pineapple. Try a Pineapple Sundae next time you won der what you want. Association, of .Hawaiian Pineapple Packers 58 But Wukintttu Chicago 99 ww w w 1 1 1 n r HAWAIIAN JWEAPPLE crush edvOr crated because of the draperies fashioned by those fair fingers. And now he was planning some thing different! I hoped intensely as I watched his interest in the fab rics he was handling with all an art ist's love of color, that be would chose something far removed from the Chinese motifs which Grace Draper had wrought so cleverly. Entirely Forgotten. "Just look at this!" He displayed a shimmering length of silvery gray drapery, with faint figurings of olive green and wool browns indistinctly marking it. "Did you ever see any thing so restful and cool-looking in your life?" "It is really very good,"I assented cordially. ; "Do you suppose you or mother or Katie can find time to sew. these for me if I tell you how I want them he went on, holding the ' stuff at arms' length with a spcculativcv air. "Gee I how glad I'll be to get away from that Chinese junk I've bad so long. I've been too busy or too lazy to change it myself, and I've always been secretly hoping you or mother would do over my sturio for Christ inas or a birthday or something, but you never did. 1 hope I never see the stuff again. I'm so dead tired of it. Give it to Katie, or perhaps Jerry Ticer'd like to fix up his chickencoop with it." This speech was so characteristi cally inconsistent that I almost com mitted the crime of laughing outright at the notion of our doing over a studio for Dicky without his consent. Neither his mother nor I ever in terfere with his room in any way, being wise from long experience Ot Dicky's crochets concerning it. "I'd like to know what ever made mc get that stuff, anyway. Where did I pick it up? Do you remember?" He had forgotten everything about it! As I hugged this assurance to my breast, sedately answering that I did not remember anything concerning his choice of the old draperies, the shadow of Grace Draper, which has never v quite ceased to menace me, seemed to slip away. There is no woman so devoid of dangers as the one who is completely forgotten. (Continued Tomorrow.) TJbu Lofe foWear r IM IbafaiaMMM IF VW I "V V W3 MM HAIR N ITS T'HEY keep the coiffure secure at all A times even while bathing. The hair is held securely without flattening. 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