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Tin. PEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. MAY 7.
Clubdom
Rita Sullivan Engaged
D. A. R, Delegate to Speak,
Mr. George Miclcl returned Fri
day from Washington valine she ti
ae Iff at to ti't pilnnJ mretiiig
e the V. A. K. Mr. MlikeL who t
tt organuer fr Nebraska, will re
port on Iht conference J ueIay at i
mwtinf el the P. A, P. it ile home
e( Mr. K. ft. Hume. Over J.'HK) wo
men ttmd4 (He conterrnee, an4
the were the guest r I'midrnt
nil Mri. Harding t a reception, The
fhief event, however, as a lrt to
ML Vernon. win-re Marshal Joflre
ant) Ambassador Junerand addressed
them. Two oak tree were planted,
one crown from an arorn from the
old home of Lafayette in trance, and
the other from uifrave. I'.nii'snd,
the former home, of the Washington
family.
Woman'a Club Card Party.
Reservation lor the Omaha
Woman't club benefit card party to
he siven Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the
rvice club, rort Crook, may be
made with members of the houe
and home rommittee, Mrs. John K.
(olden, rhairnun. Mrs. W. U
Mmkcl, wife of the commanding
officer at the fort, and Mrs. J. f.
Sehree will be the hostesses. The
prirei, which were purchaed ih the
orient, have been donated by the
women of the pout.
Guett are requeued to take the
Fort Crook car at Tweuty.fourtli
and N atreets at 2 p. m.
Walking Club. .
' The Walking club will have an all
day hike today, May 7, starting from
the Burlington station on the 9:05
train to I .a Platte. The route will
he west from La TUtte along the
Platte river to Dunn's farm where
the walkers will stop for lunch, and
then north to l'apiliion, a repetition
of the hike taken on February 5 by
request of the members. M.
Kennedy will be leader.' .
On May 27-28 there will be a
week-end outing, the first one ever
planned by the club. 'Headquarters
will be at the Camp Fire Girls camp
between Valley and Waterloo where
there will be a campfire Saturday
night and a hike Sunday morning.
Mis Gretchen Childs and Mi" Mary
Guy w ill be leaders- and hostesses. .
Ansley Woman's Club.
The, Woman's Civic club of Ansley
have installed the following officers
for the coming year: Mrs. D. W.
Thomson, president; Mrs. Charles
Harris, first vice president; Mrs. 11.
Schniid, .sr., second vice president;
Mrs. H. L. Fowler, recording secre
tary; Mrs. C. J. Stevens, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. J. U. Gong, treas
urer; Mrs. J. D. Knanp. critic.
Citienship Lecture. .
F. X. Reilly. S. J., will speak on
"Commission Form of Government'"
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock af
Creighton law college. This is the
fourth of a series of talks orl "Citi
zenship," which are being given '-under
the auspices bf the Catholic
Daughters of America. The lec
tures are open to the public. ; '
Sermo Club Meets Monday. ,
The Serrrto club will meet for 1
o'clock luncheon Monday instead of
Tuesday -with Mrs. J. J. Hess," 5416
North TWnty-fourth. street. -. Mrsl
R. L. Staple will read a paper oti
"Unusual" Occupations of Womeq"
Mrs. Alice Bergen will have charge
of the program.' - -
American 'War Mothers. v
Members . of , Omaha,': chanter,
American Wat ; Mothers, ;and .-Gold
Star Mothers, are requested fo-meet
at West .- Lawn cemetery this " after
noon at m. to 'participate in Iht
memorial Services for the soldier
dead, wh,ch are being conducted by
the American-' Legion auxiliary.
Adah Chanter.'.
Adah chapter, Kensington- club. O.
E. S., will give a whist and'high five
party at Masonic hall. Twenty-fifth
and M streets, on Friday, May 12,
at 2 p. m.
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V ; i Miss pi-la. i " j
V, SulZiudn '. i
Mr. Margaret Sullivan announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Rita Sullivan, to Larry J. Heint of
Los Angeles. Miss Sullivan is a
graduate of the University of Ne
braska and is a member of Apha I'hi;
Mr. lleim is a former Omaha man;
he took his degree at Marquette, in
Milwaukee, and served as a first lieu
tenant in the air service during the
war. .
Weekly Club Calendar
SUNDAY
IlnuM or Hod. WIS Nsrth Thirtieth
Strafl-Kuiitlay, 3 p. in., muslral program
rlil it alvsn under dlrx tlnn at rlrst Ma
thoril.t church choir: Junrn E. Carnal.
director.
Omaha Walking- flub Sundajr after-
noon a riff evening. Informal owing at
Vll..y 1'olnt club home. Fontnl' forest
reacrve, near Camp Clifford. VUltora al-
come. Robert SieKman, hnat.
Old Pennta'a Home. Fonlenella Roala-
sanl Sutulay 3:iK p. ni., Kev Arthur
Atack. paator or Hanaroiu Park Melho-
dtat ehurrh. will conduct a communion
service; church choir lll ilnf.
Get Araualnted Club Sunday. T:3 c.
m., Klrat Unitarian church. Turner toule-
vard and Harney 'street. Meetings ara
nonaectarian and ara ocrn to all atranc-
era and lonely (oiks. Mrs. Faul K. Har
lan, director.
Omaha Wlkhw Clan Sunday.' f:DJ a.
m., from BurllnK'on atatlnn. on Bur'ira-
tou trnln to I .a Platte. Neb. All Anv out.
Ins. The "Walk will be' from 1 Platle in
Papllllon. B. M. Kennedy, leadsr. After
noon walk. S o clock, from end of Fort
Crook Inlerarbsn to. Papllllon, wher they
win join, au-aay nmars. ilaria iiackln.
leaner.
.'. ., MONDAY
Blahao Vincent ChauUuoua CIkIa
Monday. .7:16 p. m., .courthouse. -
Roosevelt rhautanaua ClralMMondav.
1:30 p. in., with airs. F. A. Cressay, South
Twenty-second atraet. .
Omaha Collece Club. : M nala . Heetlna
Mfinrfav 1 in fLikmnll.. nf lit-lt.
suditorfUlii. Chorua rehaaraal. . . ',,
"Sermo flub Monday;;' 1. o'clock ItinehiTl Thumdiv
MAn 11.1,1.. L. I.J. Tf . t..tf ' Kt .1. ,1 i " J '
eon With' Mr.. J.-J. Hess. 6U NortbJ
Twenty-fourtti ttraat. wra. AUc Bergen,
leader. Mrs R. I.. Staple will read a pai
par an "Dnusual.Ocoupations for Womtn."i
rajchology Irlnra Connie Monday. Z:
m v a.' n 1 to.Me W.I.. T u. .
ley- will speak n" ."Peychology of Vestl
mony and, Rumor." eighth of a, serlea of
talks' o- VPaychology and the Day's.
Work," by Edgar James , Swift, i-alvent
under auspices of Chautauqua circles. 3pe- J
' ';:-' - TUESDAY ; -;V; -;l
Amerlraa Icloir Auxiliary Tuesday. 8
P. m., Meoioi'ial lull, courthouse. -
Longfellow rhautauo.ua Circle Tuesday
evening with Mrs, Ella Connell, KIT D
street.
Omaha Business Woman'a Club-a-Tuea-
day, :16 p. m.i T. W. C. A. Dinner and
claaa' work. '
North Side Mothers' Culture Clab
Tuesday, May breakfast, Eltnwood park.
Annual election of officers. Mesdamea H.
P. Oeralrt. I.. B. Webster. B H. Fair and
Newton Clark will, have charge of the
affair. ,
Omaha Spanish Club Tuesday, S p. m.,
with Atlas Alma 1'eters, t:i Bouth Twent
suih avenue.
Omaha W. C. T. V Tuesday. ; p. m ,
T. M. '. A. auditorium. R. B. Hovrall
will sneak on "Direct Primaries.'"
r. K. O. Hlaterhixid, Chupter B. P.
Tuesday, S D p. m., with Sirs. R. W
Haao, i:,to bouth Thlrly-ibird street. Roll
call, "Hummer fialads."
Uaughtera or American Revolution,
Omaha Chapter Tuoaday, 2:30 p. m., with
Mrs. K. R. Hume. "4 North Korty. ninth
street. Mrs. tieorge Mlckol will report on
national convention of 1). A. Hi and C. A.
R., held In Washington, D. 0.. recently.
A son group will be given by Mrs. K. H.
McQulllcn, accompanied by Mrs. William
Eoylc. .- - ,
WEDNESDAY
B. P. O. DoeeSewIng Club Wednes
day, 10' a. m.. Child Saving Institute. All
day sewing session.
Frances Wlllard. W. C. T. T. Wednef.
day, 2 p. m.. with Mrs, L. B. Webster,
2213 Spencer street.
Omaha College Club, Domestic Educa
tion rwxtfoD Wednesday, 1:30 p m., with
Mrs. Ai h. Turner, J70J Creighton boule
vard. Mrs. R. H. Thurston, leader. Mlaa
Pessie Zckelfooee. house manager for X.
W. C. A., will be the speaker.
.v-. THURSDAY
Social' Sertlca Clab Thursday, is a. rn.
Members will sew all day at City mission.
Iiouse.
Jar Mothers, Omaha Chapter
pp. m.. Memorial hall, court
Alice- B. Howard Chautauqua Circle
Thursday, 7:80 p. rri., with Misa Graca
KowlawJ, St, Clare apartments.
' Mothert Guild Thursday, S p. m , Bt
Ritas ball, Eiahteenth and Cass streets.
Members will sew for boys, of Father
Flanagan's home. . - -
SATURDAY- . . ,
Omaba Walking Club Saturday, S p.
to,, 'from end lot Albright car line over
Walking club trail to Wiley Point camp.
Mrsr1-Aa'sel Searlea, leader. . .
' T?? B.' Howell Speaks . ;f
R. B. Howell will speak on "Di
rect Primaries' at . a meeting of
OmahalW. C; T. U; Tuesday at 2
p. rh. ih the Y. M. C. A. auditor
ium. The meeting is open to the
public. . ,
How a courageous wife
goads
a
husband
to
ERVE to push your way tKrouh life!
t- . Have you got it? Do men of money
"awe you? Do you truckle to million
aires and drop your convictions
and your nerve when they speak.'
Are you, a coincider or a scrapper? Do you
whine and yell "enough" when Money sits on you
or do you wrifc&le out from under and hit back?
Did you evev let a client win a fcame of jiolf
from you because you were afraid if you defeated
him, you would lose his business? Did you ever
prostitute a glorious outdoor sport to win the
good graces of a banker? :
Get the RED BOOK MAGAZINE for May
: and read the "Quarter-Million Note" by Law
rence Perry. Note the difference between a
yellow business man and his courageous, fight
m&wife. See how she quietly goads him on to
redeem himself and save his self-respect.
'" This story is a liberal education in the Art pf
Being a Man. It won't hurt anybody but it
will resuscitate a lot of Quitters who will sacri
fice anything to Win a Smile from Money. ;- , ;
Y. W. C. A. .
Sunday Puliluif ppen from JO a.
ni. tn Hp. in , no mper tnvire.
Mond.v Federation of Club tup.
prr, L5, otiie4 by Utkl on
''Kvervdair i'liriinanity," ly Re,
Tl.ontaa Cdudy. i tirrr will lo he
hrirf echoes Irotn the usimnsl Y, W,
l". A. foneniioit al Hot ring by
the delrg4ie rfprrieniing the feij.
t ration. Millinerr, 6 ,W. an filre
rlun reliear.al and prroonalny cla
at 7;W.
Tuesday Regular nierting of
Cnitral treklmian girl reserves at
i.iO in jirla' rlub riMint. Annual
deinoiiftraiioii ot gymnasium depart'
iiurut at City auditorium at K : 1 5.
Wednesday Trihnnal llih
aehool girl reierve meet at 3 JO in
club room (or elecliou of oftirert.
Morri (jii,' club aupper, S;M UtU
lowed by talk on Ttauniiig1 and He
iiining; of Cloiliet." Aitilelie club
dinner, 6 IS. followrd ly a talk on
"rertoiiality," by Mr. liitie Mem
KiiteUon. Rej;iter for dinner by
Tuesday evening'.
Thursday Cookeiy cta at 6..W,
alad lesson, lig-v Circle rlub, 7.45.
Singing led by Mi Agnea Swan
hark. Clat in English, Mi Kock
fellow, instructor.'
Friday The installation service
for new ofTiceri of the Benion High
vchool girl renervca will be held in
the gymnasium immediately after
school. Alumnae club dinner, 0:15,
followed by election of officer! for
the emuing- year. Clat in millinery,
6:30.. Membership and get together
dinner,' 6: IS, followed by report
from delegates to the national Y. W.
('. A. convention at Hot Spring.
Regitrationt for dinner must be
made by Thursday. ,
Saturday Central Student club
will hold a "mixer" party in the
Y. W. C. A.
Appears in Dance Number
Christ Child Society
The Christ Child society extends
its thanks to the public for the gen
erous donations on Saturday, April
29, and also wishes to thank all those
who assisted in making the flower
day a success.
Mrs. J. Wiig donated an organ to
the center last week.
The Junjor American clubs is
making plans for a hike, the date
of which will be announced later.
A new set of children' books will
be available at the center June 1,
through the courtesy of Miss Bow
en of the extension department, pub
lic library.
Baseball is the all absorbing topic
nl- i r - - j. 0 f i. -mJ
:.,Y (A
Williams to Speak on
Child Welfare at a
Commerce Luncheon.
Mr. C V. William of the Illinois
Children' Home and Aid Society,
wilt speak at a public affair luncheon
in the main dining room of the
(lumber of Commerce at 12:15
Wednesday, May ID. under the au.
picet of the public welfare commit,
tee of the chamber,
Mr. Williams held the position of
director of the child welfare depart
inent of the rtate board of charities
of Ohio for teven years, then wa
tuperiniendent of the Dotton Aid
society. Mr. Williams ranks at a
leader in child Kelfar woik h tb
I'nited iifi and hi tubect will ft
"Standard of Cart for Dependent
Children."
Rummage Salt,
The palish aid aoeiety and amil
arv A i f All Saint Fpiscopal churtli
will conduct a rummaee sale Mow
day at Twentieth and J'ierce strreis.
Mr. Gilbert Carpenter and Mi.
Sanford Hudson Mill be in charge
of the tale. .
Ak Sar-Ren Copter.
Ak.Sar.flfn chapter, O, K. Hf
meet Monday, 7 p. m., at the Mi
sonic temple. The meeting i tailed
kt 7 on account of the Urand chap
ler meeting at 8 p. m.
Music Arranged
for any combination Orchutt a. Band, Vocal
Studio of
Kluahcth Yeiicmann and Dorothy
Whitt? will appear in "The Rustic
Courtship," one of the attractive
dance numbers in the Y. W. C. A.
gymnasium demonstration Tuesday
evening. 8:15 o'clock, at the City
Auditorium, .
More than 300 member of the
gymnasium classes wilt take part. A
program of character dances and floor
drills will be given under direction of
Miss Lucy Jane Gidding and her
assistant, Miss Mary Jewell.
at the center at the present time.
So far this season the Christ Child
trams in class B and C have been
victorious.
College Women Present Operetta.
The drama and music sections of
the Omaha College club will present
an operetta, "The Feast of the Lit
tle Lanterns," in the Burgess-N'ash
auditorium Monday, May 15, at 4
p. m.
The meeting of the drama section
scheduled for May 10 will be
omitted.
Pupils of St. Berchman
to Present Plays.
Three short plays, ' Milton's
"Comus," "The Story of the Dollar"
and "Troll Magic," will be presented
by pupils of St. Berchman academy
at the Braudcis theater Wednesday
evening, May 17. (,'omus will be
given by the high school pupils and
the others, by pupils of the grades.
The Misses Viola Bredenberg,
Dorothy Meade, Margaret O'Keefe,
Gertrude Koppcnhaver and Bernice
Horn are in charge of the ticket sale
and publicity.
AUGUST H. DIETZE
Wa arrang for all
f Lincoln' artists.
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iy you should be interested
the uor tee raxenanpe
Nev3 York Kaslts great i tock 'excKange, grain
exchange and probably not so jtCell known, its coffee
exchange. Here is the great center where the worlds
dealings in coffee are' carried on.-
Samples from jar awaj) East Indies, the' islands
of Java, Porto Rico. and from South America
assemble.
The coffee exchange "establishes'standards h$
which the world's buyers' and sellersdetermine
grades. There is no guess work about the grade
of coffees , but there Js the greatest element of
judgment in vthe quality of various types of coffee.
; The coffee, exchange determineTgradesv The
coffee buyer , determineslvaluesdueflavor,
fragrance, and nuttiness.
There'are" eighteen different varieties.of green
coffee and eight different- grades.
"Coffee is a product Handled It? only the'expert Expert
buyers visit tKe various coffee growing countries. Experts, at
e warehouses of Metf Orleans and Islee? York pass judg
ment on the gradings of various cargoes that arrive.',
But' the expert buyer, the blender, the final assayer of
the finished coffee for your table, Js.thefinalbuyerwho
selects and roasts your coffee.
"q Coffee Delicious
DAXT0N AND GALLAGHER 0.
Roasted in Omha
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