TIIK 1IEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. Vtii.
Society
To Be Summer Bride
t i
Charity Ball Is Social and
Financial Success
la action largely devoid I fornul dances the ball l liurUy eve
ting ior the 4lallul Army Kecue home came at "the gentle rain from
tcnfn." 'J In lontenelle 111 room a comfortably crowded, at were
i lie card r.oui, vhiih proved unuiually pvpular. livening gowui in the
brilliant lu!r popular llii con, jade, tangerine and half a dojteu
futrhia, made a atrikinjr and colorful nene. Among those who wore
iiiidi'a re Mr. C f. Kounue, Mm, Oorue Pniu. Mri. Ilarknrit
kounue, Mi Juorphlne (ongdn and Mit Mildred V'eion. Wallace
Slurped' rrnlr urtlir.iu provided the munie,
William Kitfst'f and Hubble Tretnsine the dancers vho are appearing
it the Orpbrum this werk put on two of their clever dance. Kiggie, who
i atnong the (iiremunt of Kukian Mk dancer, appearing in a solo, and
It minuir Utrr villi Mi Tremuiiie in an impressionistic tango,
iunbti'4i and coffee Here served during the evening from a long
utile at the end f the ball room, and one nun who w service overseas,
lie lieliied himself to a "sinker." presented Mri. W. A. I'raser and Mr,
I', I Jin lie 1'itrrtuii, v,ho were in liarr, with a grernback, "to pay for the
tlotik'hnut the Ivaiinn Army fed him in Frame,"
Two hundred and fiity people were at the dinner dance at the Fun-i-nrlle
pwdiug the dame, and (lower, candle, krwpiei and other valen
tine ilrtnuitgn made the main dining room gay. t he committee estimate
that 5m) tickii were sold, altliougli all the proceed will not be in for a
lew day. Mr. Henry Wyman wa chairman of the affair and the fund
ill ko to turni-li unrrry emiipmrnt for the rescue home on Eighteenth
and lirace MrerU. which it badly in need of audi npplie.
Wilf cng-McDonnell.
The marriage of Mii Irene Mc
Donnell, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
J C. McDonnell, and Fdward Wil
i'ng of Kana City, formerly of
Omaha, will tuke place Saturday
r oiiiing at M. Annr church, the
F.cv. Father Suriio ofliciating. Wil
liam MrUoniull, brother of the
bride, will be bct maii, and Mis
Verne Caplite will be bridesmaid.
There will be a wedding breakfast at
he home of the bride' parent fol
lowing the ceremony. Miss Mc
Donnell's gown will be of white
, i anion crepe, her tulle veil will he
caught by orange blovsonn mid ihe
v ill carry a shower of bride's roses.
Mis Caplite will wear white georg
ette. The wedding is taking place
on the 2nth anniversary of the mar
l'age of the bride's parent, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. McDonnell. After a wed
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Wiltong will
"live in Kansai City.
Personals
Box Parties at Concert.
Hoxes will be well filled at the
fialirilowitscli concert at the Bran
dcis theater Snnd.iv afternoon. 3
"o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Rich
ardson will entertain Mr. Kichard
Carrier, Misses Nanny, Mary and
Laura Richardson.
" In Miss C'orinne Paulson's box
Vill he Mrs. W. F. Baxter, Mrs. C.
'. Morgan. Mrs. Harvey Milliken,
Misses Adclyn Wood. Dorothy Mor
ton, Ellanor Baxter and Kathcriue
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kinslcr will
have a box party, also Mr. and Mrs.
Jloxie Clark. With Mr. and Mrs.
Kinster will be Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Taxe, Mrs. George Joslyn, Miss
Mary Munchhoff, Miss Ruth Kiusler
and Harry Burkley.
-Mrs. Lura Schuyler Smith, well
llt-nown pianist of Lincoln, will come
,ti Omaha with a party of 15 for the
Sunday concert.
Miss Kennedy at Lincoln.
f Miss Betty Kennedy of Omaha is
taking r-.scrvations at the Univer
sity of Nebraska for the annual
meeting of that brilliant and daz
yMnrr organization, the Order of the
fioldcn Fleece, Saturday, March 4.
University girls with shades of red
hair are eligible to membership.
V Prires are' olTcred each year for the
most brilliant red hair, the "most
r fascinating golden glow" and for
,the greatest quantity of red hair and
the most fascinating freckles. Miss
Kennedy won one of the prizes last
year.
'Camp Fire Girls
-Tha Knona Cami) Ftr group will meet
Monday at Vinton school to pln a play,
4he proceed of which will go toward their
. winiu fund.
"Th I,ex.s Rroup will hold a candy nale
the evening of February 1 at tha Vic-
"toria theater. Twenty -fourth and Fort
atroeta.
If th weather permits, th Oklzu
snip will enjoy a hike next Tuesday after
nooa The Camskwa jrroup avM hold a cere
monial next Tuesday evening at the
Covenant church.
Miss Olpa .lorffenaen's group will meet
Friday; of next w eek at the home of Ger-
trurie Pollard.
Marguerite Young had charge of a meet
ing of the Wohate group held at the T.
TT. P. A. last Saturday.
m Dorothy Johnson will show the girl of
the Minnehaha group how to tie sailor
knots when they have their meetings at
ihe home of Martha Waterman on Hon
1 day.
The proceeds from the play given re
cently by the Nunkautu group are being
used to care for a needy family and the
g.rls are devoting their service meetings
tp sewing for this family.
' The Nawaka group will go to the county
hospital Wednesday afternoon and give a
short program of music, recitations and
songs. They are planning to make this
visit a valentine party.
The Watofl group held a ceremonial at
the home of their guardian, Mrs. F. M.
Benedict Friday afternoon. Persia Bene
dict took her FJrerr.akera rank, MauVene
Traser and Justin a Fraser took their
Woodgatherers I'ank and Ruth Thomas
took her desire.
The following girls have successfully
passed their First Aid requirements and
have met one more requirement tor their
Firemakers rank: Helen Plpal, Lillian
TMpal. Jeanette I.utr, Ethel Paxton. Ethel
Hanson. Eva Weekly, - Ruth Shallcross,
Ruth Rady, Katharine Case and Stella
Holmes.
The Kicuwa group met at the home of
Grace Beckman on Wednesday.
The Alahl and Howohl groups are plan
ning a Joint ceremonial to be held Satur
day of next week with Miss Guy leading.
The Wohato group met at the home
of Helen Osterholm last Saturday and
planned a hike for next Saturday,
Miss Gladys Shamp's group met at her
home Tuesday.
v The Oklzu group Held a Council Fire
on Tuesday, when Mildred Abbott and
Barbara Tallaas took their Woodgatherers
rank. The candles were lighted by Inea
Kernan. Carrie Coffman and Marguerite
Schramm.
The parents of the girls In the Lexse
and Tallanl groups witnessed a ceremonial
h held by the two groups at the M. E.
. Community house Tuesday evening. The
-Lexse group led and Mrs. Ora Johnson,
guardian of the TalSanl group, Dorotheen
"Wilson and Marjerie Bailey took their
Woodgatherers rank while Mabel McCurdy
"and Marie Bock took their Firemakers
..rank. Mrs, idcKenxie spoke to the girls
and parent on the meaning of Camp
Fire. t
if In the absence of their guardian, the
assistant guardian. Miss Helen Houseman,
' led the Minnehaha group In a Council Fire
" Tuesday at the home of Gretchen Stande-
' ven. Lo,ulee Gurney, Ruth and Elisabeth
Ruhnka, and Quetta Pennington took their
Camp F!r dasirta.
You At Cordially Invited to Hear
FLORENCE KINNARD
(Lyric Soprano)
At th SchmelUr Mueller
. RaciUl Hall
Ftbtwr 1 at S:1S P. M.
1S14-1S-1S Mn St.
Mm. lUrbara lUyrs of Lincoln U
lrmJiii2 a tew days in Umalia.
; milliliter, t atruia Ann. was
horn to Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Brady
feuruary v at Mew art hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jcffers and
Ur. an.l Mrs. Charles A. Hull re
turned Thursday from- a two-weeks'
trip to California. ,
Sydney McGlascn. who attend
the University of Nehraska, will
spend this week-end in Omaha with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
McGlasscn.
Mrs. WiUon Lowe will leave Sat
urday for ChicaRo to spend three
weeks with relatives. Later .in the
sprinc she will go to Boston to visit
her family for several weeks.
Mrs. Albert Koch-Andriano. for
tnerly of Omaha, who has been the
Rticit of Mrs. Theodore RiiiRwalt for
the past few days, left Thursday
evening for her home in New York.
Mr.F. B. Johnson and her dauglt
ter. Miss Teannctte Johnson, will re
turn to Omaha the middle of next
week. They have been in Washing
ton and 2ew iork for the last
month.
i
Mrs. James de Gandcnzi and small
daughter, Virginia Frances oLNcw
York, have arrived to visit Mrs. De
Gandenzi's mother, Mrs. Flora John
son. Albert Johnson of Columbus
is also spending some time at the
home of his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Drummy
of North Platte arrived Tuesday to
be guests of Mrs. K. F. Drummy
for a few days. Mr. Drummy will
be best man at the wedding of his
brother, William Wallace Drummy,
and Miss Loretta Kleyla next Tues
day, -
Luncheon for Bride.
Miss May Grady will entertain at
luncheon Saturday at the-Brandeis
tea room, when the honor guest will
be Miss Loretta Kleyla, whose wed
ding is to take place on Valentine's
day.
I .
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V ,
A Silly Song I
The other day my wife said,
"Kook, have all the cream tonight,
and get the ice cream freezer out an'
icour it clean and bright. To meer
with nie tomorrow the Ladies' Aid is
due, and you must stick around the
place; we may have use for you."
The neighbors' wives next afternoon
?li gathered in my cot. They sewed
upon a rag or two and chewed upon
a lot. They peddled all the scandal,
they didn't know I heard, but I, be
hind the kitchen door, was gettin'
every word, and I go.t so doggone
t'c.kled that I simply had to laugh.
That meeting was a daisy, but I
missed the latter half. My wife
yelled. "Kook, you scalawag, you
beat it out of here." I heard her
coming toward the door and I got
in the clear. Next time the Farmers
union meets, I've got my plans all
laid to tip the other fellows off about
his Ladies' Aid. If each of us will
listen behind the kitchen door, I'll
bet we learn a lot of things' we never
knew before. -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook an
nounce the engagement of their
Rectory Tea.
Mrs.. Thomas Casady was hostess
at tea Friday afternoon at All Saints
rertory for Mrs. Stephen McGinley,
wife of the new dean 'of Trinity
cathedral. The guests included
Miss Jane Finn and the other fac
ulty of Browucll Hall and the moth
ers xoi Browucll Hall students,
anionr; them Mcsdamcs Sam Burns,
Floyd Smith, S. S. Caldwell, Arthur
C. "Smith, Forrest Kichardson and
W. J. Listen
Entertain at Dinner.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Waters en
tertained at dinner last evening at
their- home in Dundee.
Mrs. Boyd Hostess.
Mrs. Frank Boyd entertained in
formally at luncheon at her' home
Friday.
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Problems That Perplex
Aam4
BEATRICE FAIRFAX,
t n"urutflnf !
Dear Xti& Kir: I hv been
ra4inff iur column for oni time,
an.l think your ft4vi la ailaii1l4.
I hava rliten to you jut om-e be
fore, a bunt ft year . followed
your ailvira on queaiion which
doubling ma at that lime, anil nava
burn gUil of It vr ini',
Ko may I hava a In it apaea In
your column to epra my epln
ion about itieaa very lUiinsly namm!
"iietiin ruea" whb'h many of
tha Ktrla complain about?
I am l year a old. an Omaha tlrl.
a hlMh acliool gradual, aixl work
In an urnce. I am not beautiful, but
hava cheerful diapoaltion, and
though f ua a lull rouna an4 pow.
iter I ran daprml uin my irond
health for pinH chaeka and clear
kin. , ,
1 wat a)wa Interested In Bin
Jatlea. an4 niot of my oy frlenda
ur ainla and ar r(ulr ! to
m. With litem t havo dined and
Unseed at Omaha'a beat hotela and
Wubi. Ono of theao boya took m
for my drat aeroiilana ride) tit
momlarfuDs another tausht tn how
to handl a cano or rowlwat In the
roufbet water; they hav tituaht
m how to rldo boraabai k, to swim,
to drive a car and to do moat any
thing ttiat they "k an luteiet In.
I aiu never without a complimen
tary ticket to Omaha' big football,
baiball or baakel bull ganiM. and
I undcratand all tf them. I have
never aaked theae boy to do any
thing for ma or to taka mo any
- i. .it ktfn inna nf their
own aeeord. 4d I hava never kUwcd
any of them.
One of these boy, tha flrat time 1
went out mtth him. anked m to klaa
him goodnlgin- I "Imply told Mm
no: that 1 didn't kU my boy
I- n.xnll lhm to kiMS me.
and. instead of bWng angry. hl w
what h a Id. iee, i ni smu. i -art-nt
to And ft girl who M different.
You'r tha flrat ona who ever re
fused me." . .,
But. reutly, Vm not different 1 m
lout ilka the thouaanda of other
girl who enjoy a real good time
without the kiwie.
. . . i.ii,, ill tint aouna
e'.flah. for I only want the Kir
to nee that mis goon m
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DRUG WANTS
$1.00 Popham's Asthma
Remedy 69
$1.00 Wade's Golden Nervine
Tablets 79tf
$1.10 Nuxated Iron... 89
With $1.00 box Vitamine
Tablets FREE.
$1.10 S. S. S. ...89
$1.00 Gal. Denatured Alcohol,
for the car, gal 60
$1.10 Tanlac 98 e
$1.25 Lyko Tonic 98t
$1.00 Pint Bottles 95 Mas
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35c Kellogg's Castor Oil, 22
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75c Milk's Emulsion, 48
60c Formamint Tablets,
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25c 2 doz. Box Aspirin Tablets,
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Deities 214
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Melachrino 174
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10c Sello Tampo Coronos,
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Fountain Syringe 954
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BEATON DRUG CO.
15th and Farnam Streets.
full of )oun tuen lio will wi'lliigly
lieat a imr sul rlt- The "
hava Juki a iuui h uM1.-ulty in find.
In Hi rUilit kind ft romuanlon a
a do, and I know that many of
Itioiii greatly (fret laio Ilia good
dirt tlnerl)', MAHILYNN.
Well, thia ia encomiums! And I
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think I know why vou liava l-n o
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avlve are duiii otvotinl for It. If
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lianlon of thmlvr and try lo
bai-orna cointe(tit In atlilriir )wro
would t lr thought and diim-uliy
liout tha pHtuis r (!, 1 hava
only on fault lo llnd wlilt you, Why
do j ou iiat." roust 7 I am Jtit ur
It doesn't make ou one (evk mom
attractive.
rnnTt If th ihinu you tell me
ara true, you tired more good ad
vua itian 1 cmt siva you In th
eolumti. I would eonnlder tha
yoiins man who took you home very
had company. You terialnly ahnuld
leturn tha Nit brimming tn tha boy
you uned to ko with. Ttiouannda
Iff other girla hava work. J in tmVn
iitliui tielns annoyvd with
aUohy" rniloyer, aa yon fall
' 1 1 in, and If you use any good rnm.
, ii. i4 ita youraolf, )ou an do It.
loo.
A. M. C'.l I do not now of any
one with an auto a nn Una marliiim,
If ama na writea ma nl tha in
forntattoii will forward ll lo you,
There I a voinan'a euhaiiga In l.ln
i'oIii. rtijeratt-d by lha Luiroln
Woman club, and ona In Omah
managed If lha follm tluk Thes"
.s.rs sell haud-liMil allul' and
lulglil tatv oiiS,
Tor Mr. Notdlinc '
In honor o( Mr. lien Nirdling of
I.o Angrle-i, Iter brother, tieorgs
Jerjie, will fiilrrt4in at Ori'liemn
j-4rly Saturdjy rvrnin( (oltowrd by
(upper and dancing at the Athletic
club.
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tadlnf Brandt Fmoked Ham, bait or hole, per lb IV.lt
t boica tfboiililar Ueef ltoat. per lb 1 TtC
liold s Sterling nacon. by tha strip or half, j.er lb 1!5C
Htrletly Krh Belet4 Country K'gs. parked In rurlont, iloz., lil'-tt
I'oat Toaatles or KelloH's Corn i Urge Hla tfmiklrt Lemons.
Hakes, large sua, 3 pacKMrs per mirn -i
.Vfloo I'lpplns, fine for bau
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Lxtra Fancy Juicy Grapefruit, c
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1'er doicu U8
rani-T Head Letiuee, eadi.
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Toe supply is limited, order
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Wilson's Certified Bouillon
Cubes, regular :3c; : tin
for 334
Advo Coffee, Mb. can. . 1 . 1 .
for '27s
8liiedde4 Wbols Wheat Ulsnult,
S package for 284
New York Slate Old Fashioned
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sack. t 394
Victor Klour, tha best you bava
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Selected Haaallsn Hllced J'lnr
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Ture Strained Honey, per 0-lb.
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.. in.lK toll . Stl MM
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Vanr Bent Creamery Butter, per lb ail
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iiva; v hvervTiiinc ror rnr 1 1 inone u v.
abgl 1 1796
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Steer Pot Roast, per lb. 104
Best Cuts Steer Shoulder
Roast, per lb 12Vi6
Prime Rolled Rib Rcast, per
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Fancy Voting Veal lloaat, pr lb 18
Fancy Young- Veal Urcaat, per lb. .....10
Lean PlK Pork Roast, per lb. -. 15V4t
Uold'a Narrow I.eaa Itrcakfant Bacon, regular 90c raa, per lb. 25
Morrrll'a Narrow Lean Breakfaat Bacon, per lb..s
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Kxtra Large Size Grapefruit, 3 for ,
tfunklst Oranges, per dozen
Extra Fancy Large Bananas, per dozen
Cranberries, per quart
T Pn.n.nllll H ('H . . . .
Kxtra Fancy Large Heads Lettuce, per head
.25
3e
.254 nl 33
20
5
15
Fancy Law Spitzenberg Apple per doz.. 35; box....3.85
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Satarday Special.
15s Kmorson lOe; box SO S5.00
2 fnr 25c Bmerson, 3 for
25; box 50 C4.00
10c Kmerson, 2 for 15i;
box 50 , 3.7K
Tamcls, carton 81.39
Cookies
Hen's Cocoanut Snaps, Fiff Bara
and Creme Sandwich, S lbs. 45
Assorted Fancy Cookies, freshly
baked., per lb 29
fine Granulated Sugar,
100-lb. sack SS'Sx
100 lbs. Cane Susrar ....... 5. 90
48-lb. sack Tillsbury Flour $2.25
48 lbs. Gooch's Flour S1.S5
No. 2 cans Hunt's Pineapple,
per can a3
Saturday Grocery Specials Without a Rival
16-oz. can Elkhorn MUK, 3 cans
for 25; per dozen 98
10c value Lippencott'a Assorted
Jams, per jar 20
Extra large Prunes, lb 20
25-lb. box Prunes S4.45
No. 2 cans Blackberries in Heavy
syrup, per can
214-Ib. can Del Monta Ajparagus,
can. 35; 3 for S1.00
No. 3 cans J. & M. Pineapple,
per can 28
Ortman's Bakery
Products
Chocolate, Caramel Cocoanut
3-layer Cakes, each 50
Angel Food Cakes, each ....30
Pecan Nut Butter Rolls, pan 25
Tan Rolls, doz. 15
Central Extra Quality Creamery
Package Butter, lb 39
Fresh Country Butter in rolls,
per lb 30
Guaranteed Good Checked Egfts in
cartons, per doz. 32
Extra Fancy Creamery Tub
Butter, per lb 34c
Old Fashioned Creamed Cottage
Cheese, lb., 18; 2 lbs 35
Kimball County Creamery Pack
age Butter, per lb 30
Saturday Candy Specials
McComb's Homemade Chocolates,
per lb 49
Our Pecan Roll, cream centers,
rolled in delicious caramel and
covered with- choicest pecans,
per lb 69
Our $1.00 value Fruit Center Cho
colate Covered Creams, extra
special, per lb U9
Get Tour Valentine Candies Here.
A Cudahy Product
puritan
a
Bacon
IT'S sentiment that keeps the
world in a happy mood.
There is much sentiment ex
pressed in our method of prepar
ing Puritan Bacon for your table.
THE CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY
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