TUB BfcEl OMAHA. SUNDAY. JANUARY 29. 1922.
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Recital Soloist
Weekly Club Calendar
( diking Club Sees Pic
( Ituresof the Kockics.
'About 75 ttiruibrr of the Ouul
Walking tlut nirt L IfiiUy even
" g to '? kotne UutriQ .Mrs (
Kinky Mountain National ttark.
hrre ilurcn u( tle club fin t"
walking ttip lt aunimer, Frank
l'-yrrly ,hufd the pictures. He pr
unalty comhiaeii the outing Utt
summer, and many of hit slide
rre Ukrn at Hie lime an J included
turntbrr of tlie club. K. B. Vr.'''
tlub iiifiii!cr. who muvrd to Chicago
IHo month ago, it making a flying
trip to Omaha U'da? to be with the
club down at their ihaik.
' Learue of Women Voters.
f A ifi;iiUtive conference of om-
' circaniatioiii of the state will
t'-l at the . W. C A. in Lin-
...... . Ut.tn - t'l
n KiiiiuiiK i iv.. a. hi. i nure
I'lruary 9. A call for this con-
f"Jia jut been issued by Mr.
'V ... -I f i l i. ..j :
an vi vuauu jataua, pre.i-
the Nebraska League of
Voters, and Mr. II. II.
f i irittt.H A lit r tmb.1 1 1 a
4 e of the Irauue. The head.
flig TeAttive chairmen of vatiout or-
TIK'U f'Pt HI mc Mate nil; auciiu
taken 'f ri',,le '" order to work out
. . .by which all the womeu's or
at)i!rtiiOI)4 1)gy COHipcrltc in a
,Ie.ni rrosraui.
.laving, 1,-jjii.Jative measure the
at a council meeting follow
"V conference. This council
( ra"sU. the third of the year, will
V'er inded lv a'.l tncmhm of the
Jm.tbsof director and all chairmen
vnulf jj n roinmittccs. Committee
V,I J'tu will Mibmit plans fr leg-
e work autctwg mctr ucjjan-
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SUNDAY
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be a'
W'al-
Mrs.
''rl' Community Service Leice-
Kfnml.iv Cluea club untcr. 6:30,
It 11 a tics, 7: JO; volley ball. 8:30,
J a. Charkf Muselman, leader.
i Tuesday Lafayette club supper,
basket ball. 7; dramatic art, 8,
? Mis Jlaione Lorngau, leaacr,
Wcdncaday Wanim ciuu supper,
f. .?(): lionir-makillE class. 7. Mri
:.. B. Kantor, leader; open boast.
Thursday French class, 7, Mi&i
1'cfs Bozell, leader. j
I rirtav U. T. A. club supoor. 0:1
rhorus club, 7, Mrs. Noel s.
luce, leader; gymnastics, 8,
Kathcrine Carrtck, leader.
Saturday Dance, 8:30.
Sunday Open house, 3:30,
Mary Lydia Kowc. hostess.
Dundee Woman'a Club.
Mrs. S. S. Montgomery. 4915 Un
derwood avenue, will be hostess for
the Dundee Woman's club Wednes
day afternoon t 2 p. m. Mrs. Mil
lard Lsngfeld will review "Fathers
?nd iou," bv Ivan Turgcnev, and
Airs. Ida M. iianchctt will speak on
Backgrounds of .Russia." Rach
maninoff, as a composer, illustrated
by song and group, Mrs. Gilbert
Brown, accompanied by Mrs. Ray
Abbott. Mrs. Henry S. McDonald,
leader. The president, Mrs. N. K.
Sypc, will preside.
Social Settlement Notes.
The Y I. L. L. club meets for
uramatiiart on Monday evening at
the Social Settlement house, lues
day evening the H. E. L. P. club
meets for supper and dramatic art,
.and the Royal Q. B. C. c'ubnh"
supper Wednesday evening. M-A.
club meets for dramatic art Thurs
day evening.
Receptions for G. A. R. Officers.
public reception will be held m
the memorial hall, court house.
Omaha, Neb., on Friday evening.
February 3, for the newly installed
officers of Garfield circle ho. 11.
Ladies of the G. A. R. A musical
program has been arranged and
everyone will be welcome to attend.
W. R. C. Kensington.
U. S. Grant W. R. C. will hold
their monthly kensington Tuesday
afternoon. January 31. at the home
of Mrs. W. W. Cole, 3128 Lass
street. Luncheon will he served at
1 o'clock. Members of U. S. Grant
Post, G. A. R., will be the honor
guests. '
Guild Card Party.
St. Andrew's guild will give a card
party in the hall at Forty-second and
Hamilton streets , on Wednesday
evening, February 1. Mrs. John
Douglas is chairman.
Sacred Heart Parish Party.
The young women of the Sacred
Heart church will give a card party
and dance Tuesday evening at Ly
ceum hall. Twenty-second and Lo
cust streets.
' Mrs. Ilascl Smith Kldridge will
be the suloist at the organ recital by
ftiehard Keys Bigg, which will be
given Tuesday evening. February 7,
at the Kirt t'nitarian church.
Mrs. Eldride ha a most pleasing
contralto voice and has appeared be
fore Omaha audiences many times.
Mr. Biggs is organist at the great
Cathedral chaptl in Brooklyn, N. V.,
;.nd has been called by the catern
press one of the coming great organ
tuts of the country-
Melrose Wood
Why Garments
Fade
The garment manufacturer is
more interested in the relative
degree of fastness of colors
than anything else. At all
times there are on the market
dyes that differ in their prop
erties of resisting light, wash
ing, perspiration, etc.
Therefore, the dyer must,
make his selection so that the
resulting color will retain its
greneral tone until thi garment
will no longer be wearable.
If a dyer uses three dyes to
produce a desired shade and
one of them, which is neces
sary to that shade, cannot be
produced as a fast color dye
by anyone, this one dye will
soon begin to fade and the
original tone of the garment
will vanish.
Popular demand determines
the exact shades to be worn
each season, and the dyer
must obey the mandate of
fashion.
The Pantorium
'Cooi Cleaners and Dyers'
1 SI 5 JaBM St. DOgIatO63
4636 S. 24tk St, MA rkel 1283
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MONDAY
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Monday, f l m . toutcow h atidi-
torium. Th ur,ofii t-mmiii".,
4r irruon ef Mr I. II. lot tll h
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klory H. t-i. h-ktl kmd.l(.rl Uo.
Mrim.nt. Onb irii. i.l
Mi. a r'lurrn- A. Hot" "I ini'ii frmr
an.rw umar lih th T. M. C. A, 111
ptK 4utiK( lh. u.ui fr.
TUESDAY
LmmmI. and UM.waH H.lakU fbaa
tauqaai i lrc. TSr, ! k a. I.
C. A.
Irfrltw IkuUmn C tr Tud.r.
t.ia p. in. Cei'kol buitL Mr. (: Cua
nrll. l.oar.
Amarlraa Itioa Amlllarl Tedr. I
p. n. . .p.rml iiiroting. Itf oe br.il
liuart.ra, court nuu
tirtr A. I alc lUlia-f Crpa Tu4a)f
fiari.m.n. unhin vrir Mr.. Ar
ihur o')nn.. ai:l Urteb trt. Horanc.
Omalw Karlriy f ! Art TuJ..
p. m . Konlrm-l: hit. tr I'hillp
Ultiha. i:nsiiii arrltr. mil pa an 'Tot
Cham ef World l'.ace."
houlk Omaha WamaJi' C'lab, Haan
Eroaoanir. I ihH ma.t Turaday, t p. m..
ttrt lr., nrm Clear, jini K air.t. Suti
jact: "Srwliif Machlo Acc.Morlra."
Omaha Kpaaiaa lab Tur4ar. S p. m .
:i I'aiicraon fclock, 8.ni-?nlh and
Farnam a: ram. Ail Int.raalrd la tb
tudy of traniah ara invited to a'.tetid.
Omaha Wamaa'a Praa Clab Tuaaday.
IJ.J0 p. m., Uurjra.-N.ah tra room. Rr
noti m.y b m.d 1-rfora 10 a. m.
Tuawiar. 'ilb Mtk. Loun. Collar. Atlantic
ltoe.
r.xtrn.loa I-lor Caoraa (AmarkuUa
Uun aatl Uha) Turdy. p. m..
tu-'ha.nr follrfe ami ion. cut of th
S.c-rad Harrt. Thloy-ii,ih. and Burt
irrola. Oixn to th- publn-.
Omaha Bualnawi Hgmn'i Clab Tuc
d.y. p. m., T. W. C A., dinner and
nrorrmn. Mr.. C. E. M.lton will hv
rbarc of proa: ram. Re.rrv.tlon. .hotild
ba m.da at th T. W. C A. offlr by
Monday ovanlnc
Omaha Woman'. Club. Public Speaking
OatKirtmatit Tuaaday. 10:1 a. m., Hur-Imi-NiiIi
aaditorium. Mr.. O. T. Kriiif,
Little Jielrose is the 5-month-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wood. Mrs. Emily Wood, her
grandmother, admits the baby can
not talk yet. but with justifiable
pride maintains that "she can under
stand everything you say."
L. O. E. Card Party.
There will be an L. 0. card
party Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Elks club rooms.
How to Reduce, Feature of
Health Week Program
' A soecial reducing class, advice as to diet and attention to foot and
arch trouble will be features of the Health week program at the Y. W.
C A., February 6-11, under the auspices of the physical education depart
ment. Miss Luev lane Giddines. director.
"This Health week -offers to all women and girls of the association
and community the chance to learn wKat true health is freedom from tra
ditional ills, handicaps of women and abundant energy lor work, plav ana
happiness." said Miss Giddings. An exhibition of approved shoes will be
on exhibition during the week and shoe films will be shown the last of the
week. The talks will be given by Dr. Emclia Brandt and Dr. Kath
crine Hunt.
Only those who have passed a physical examination will be permitted
to enter the reducing classes. Three half hour classes weekly will be held.
Regular diets and a half hour of exercise at home each day will also be
prescribed.
Come to Our Recital Rooms and Hear the
Wonderful Synchrona Reproducing Pianos
Are You Studying Voice?
For those who are studying to become singers and who
are training their voices, the Synchrona Reproducing
Piano is proving of great aid. Many singers find it
essential that the accompaniment be under their control
and it is here that the Synchrona and its perfection
are of great use.
Each Synchrona is equipped with the "Accompano," a
small attachment which can be held in the hand and
used to regulate the tone and metre of -the piece being
played.
The Synchrona is in both Grand and Upright form and
. 'may be had with the Schomacker, Emerson or Lindeman
& Sons Pianos. , Your present piano accepted as part
payment; convenient terms arranged on the balance if
desired. -
Come to our attractive recital rooms and hear- the
Synchrona reproduce your favorite music and note how
easy it is to regulate it tone and tempo with the "Ac
compano." We are exclusive representatives for the
Synchrona Reproducing Pianos. '
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p.aa. aoatraain.c aaiat aa4 astadcr
-a mU Iaa4 by atia, btu.art La.f
wed"nesday
WaaMjxi 6trW 0 W4a.4r,
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.Ink rowtua, aiuaiaaa avaaUi f jiad ty
luuairaL
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iis Alia Olad;. Owus-,
Caa irU
Maaaar Part ffeaaMa, riraiaw4.
naaday, a. m , hb tiia. W Ulim
ttaird, i'li Carnla .iraat.
f Uva l-4 Waaaaa'a AatlUarf Wa4
4y, t p- m , i Mr kaanaik ia
U ?.. ! South Ibirtf.flfta iumL
KauUa t lok W'adnaadar at.alnc. St
Vary aia.da.ara hail. Klaataaoih aa4
Ivdg aiiarta. a--ll maatirf. A'l a'r.a
S'a aid lua.tr fula aa-iun-a.
Ma jaa.wHnaa3i, I a, m. with
Mr Jama I'ftUoa. HI N-T m Thlrta.
..Ililh auua tf. M n. Iluaala, l1
r. kukja. t. "Mwlara Irm."
Ab-k-aa lta KaaaJrtoa-W ad.aad.r. 11
. m . M.analO tamt'i. kJua-naa ffaaalea
and turn hn ltarrtioi. nut4 b
n4 alia alt. 11. U. Land.ryou.
Oaak. Wamia'i (lab. Maat Itapaii
axrail H4auiday, S f. m , r. t. A.
aud lurium rhufiii ra,haral, btra. Hay
J. Abbott, Ir.dci ; llanty Col. dllactar.
Omaha CaUaca (lab, Kao. Starlaar Sao
I ana aduaxl.y. 4 p. m, Bu'.'-a-Naah
.bditorium. fiabbl rr4orlrb iba will
rr-iaw 'Tb llur.jry liaatt," by Abfia
I.aiarak.
rilawalaa tartar CeBi-a MaaiaiaJ Rla.
iary W adi'a-l.y, 4 P. m., tittrhaaa rol
Ir.a and Cvutrnt of lha b.ey.d Ha.jt.
1 iiiny-aiaib and Burt uaia. Opca to
tha pubiir.
Aiuarlraa War Mot bar. Omaha Chap
tar a.lnaadur 1 -0 p. m., Kati.'.arloa
with Mr, ft. K Mia. ItJI North Sv-
ntramh atrrau Ma4.mr H. K. Moor.
J. U. .Noradnk. A. 11. burr will aui.t. j
iBadr Hihi'i ( tub Wadnoaday, p.
m . wiih Mr. H. a. Moniroinary, Oil In
darauod ananua. Mr. II. S. McIonald.
THURSDAY
Atka Haa4 baalauajaa fir. la
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Uaaaba aaau luk. Haaa
la lanaaaa ll-ua.l.y. 1 . Ml.,
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laaadaa Maraia ( baajiaiaaaa Oarla
TIIM-,- . . tu., a-iiu air k,
a)aaioa.ay, 10 bouts fifuih .
P. K. . kl.larhaad. I baataa- P Tkar.
r 1 a.lu. lufu-aaa. Mfc Mr N.
l4.k. I.I J. Wfc-H .ir-al. ati. Kubaii
aaifcr, aaalalabt bualaaa.
Omaha, M aaua (tub, Ar ItapartjatMat
a 1blldy. I II k Hi . T, W. '. A- Mr.
a-aary lAaaa.wr, iaor. r-dl4 f
riua wui la. mm -Ail of Cpsia."
Oajuaba II tor Tailor. l.afTmjn
4r. .) p. at,. T. W, C. A, Mia K!aiaa
lllllU laajrr btra, bW l'ba 4
Mia a. v. rullaaay U4 tall tb .lon-a.
Omab W, C, T. (". TfeunvJay, J! I
'!. luh-baoa, V. V. A. Jr. Hat.
Ii nam wnhama ef Uiiroia. auaakar.
haaara.uaai i,oU;4 mad alife lira.
Vi. r. Itaiiaaa, walnut bill.
Mot baa Oaild Par Maaaala Baya
XMjra-i.y, p. p, , Matrupolll.a hail.
Taaaiy-lklrd ml liar nay .iraaia Mam.
bar win cw .11 afternoon for lb bo).
.( ramar y in4an poiaa,
FRIDAY
Asaerltma Laabaa Aaalllarf Kalafaa
rnoar. a p. lu., wita air a. joba klioy
un. till St alary .
la A aaua fraaby tarlaa Waaua'i A 14
AaWayriilla. I p. m . krnaiafloB. H
Mra. A. U. I'ataraoa. ami t umint .traaL
Him 3 A. Ilrtiaka nd Mr, u L, iluubia-
aau iu aai.u
OauhA Waaaaa'a flab Car Party Frl.
Aay 1 p. m . r-ur. . .h tra room.
Mridca and b.U I io wilt ba pl..d. Pro-
laada will go to lha building fund. Rater-
ei ion. m.y r-e made with th hone and
horn rotnmltt or rtap.rtm.nt leedera.
Many lot; rrura Bat beta aeiccle.
SATURDAY
Omaha talking lab Heturdar. I p
nv, (rem end of AlhnaM car Un ru
w.ikibg elub tr.n ta Wil.y romt camp.
Arthur Lyon, leader.
lauH of Honad Table. Ileta Chapter
Saluidey. I orlu.k lun-.beoo Y. W, C A.
bfra. Ooorta Iiarr. noataee. Leeaon, "on-
tin and ,l-bin of Old Iraiamtnl,'
Spirit ef rreucf Irtiera.
laaarhlara nf Amarlaaa Baaalattoa, Ma-
Jnr laaaa Kedler t haptar baturday, J:t
m. with tba receut. Mr. Holasd If.
Jon., "3 Crntar aireet. t'elagatoa ta
t.ta ai-d roBtltianial cnnentton. will ba
elected. Mr. Ella Thorngata will apeak
ea Americaniutloa and lloland Rudtaa
wi! git pian eoloa.
AVERAGE WEEKLY TEMPERATURES OF LEADING CALIFORNIA
Rcaorta for Week Ending Saturday, January 21, 1S22
Max. it in. Wran Max. Kin. Va
Long Brack el II ! Paeadtgia 11 lb I
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balanced, well made broom. Such broom
are now offered at th H. R. aa
Bowen Co. for only erC
Gla. Mixing Bowl Set of fir dear Clmea
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Earthenware Bowl. Full art
of five
Clothe. Rack.
Eight arm.
stew nemee aa
for $1.45
Parch Cat a np.
for $1.95
Mr.'r $1.95
T7orK?!u!r $2.09
Artificial Flowera
Pleasingly arranged and grasped,
in container, only
79c
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