8
Society
Enmnt.
Mr, ud Mr, M, Troup o(
Lincoln innumu the cnif nrn o(
their H4iiglirr; Graff, to Lstnmrrt
Jl. Knlrli oi Omah. 1h wedding
will t.ke pUtt June at iht Troop
home. ISoth Mi Troup snd Mr.
Nedelf were graduated from tht
I'nivmity of Ketirs.ke in J9.U. She
it member of Delta Deli Delia
and he of Bit.hnrll guild.
' Somen Club Luncheon.
The Somert cluh, an alumnae as
sociation of Mr. Sowers' school in
Washington, D. C, met for lunch
eon Tuesday at the Omaha elub,
when eoer were plared for Me.
tlame Kohert (iarreit, Kenneth I'a.
trrwn, Vilon Ausiiu. Henry Foh
lng, the Mi.e Kuih Kinder. Helen
Walker, Marion Turner, Dorothy
Judnon, Harriet Met, Lyda Bur
nett and Gertrude Stout.
For Returned Traveler.
Mii Marguerite SettrrquUt it the
gurtt of Mi- Helen Rurkman for a
few days. Mill Setterquint recently
returned from a three month' tour
of Kurooe and will make her home
in Omaha. Mi Kurkman enter
tained at dinner (or her Sunday, and
was hole. U-t evening at a pic
nic for her. Sixteen guoti will be
i I'rcucni.
For Mi Cong don.
Mn. John Loomit entertained at
luncheon at her home Tue.day com
plimentary to Miti Jotephine Cong
don. Saturday Mist Alice McShane
will give a luncheon for Miss Cong
don. Dean Weaver will he hot at
dinner at the Country club Monday
preceding the bachelor! ball, when
the honor gurtta will be Mi Cong
don and her fiance, Carl TauUon.
Party for Maccabees.
Harmony Review No. 4, V. B. A.
of the Maccabees, will entertain at
m apron and overall party in Dan
nrbrog hall, 2555 Leavenworth Mreet,
Thursday evening. There will be
dancing end a program.
Omalden Society.
Omalden Society of the Children
of the American Revolution will hold
a social meeting at Happy Hollow
May 27 from 2 to 5. On Memorial
dry the society will scatter jasmine
blossoms on the graves of soldiers
oi the world war.
Church Dinner.
The ladies of Westminster rreby
terian church, under Mrs. B. N. Rob
ertson's circle, will serve a dinner in
' the church parlors Thursday, May
25, from 6 to 7:30.
Candy and Cake. Sale.
The First Methodist church will
hold a candy and cake sale at
Eldredge-Reynolds on Friday at 10
o'clock. Mrs. E. E. Foshier will be
in charge.
Hughes-Graff Wedding
Announced.
The weddmi of afn Luther Graff
and Fobfft V. Hughe. whirh took
place in Indianapoh May IS. il be
of interest to Omahant, Mta Graff
i the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
U. Graff, JW Woodland avenue. In.
dianapoln, Mr. Graff U superin
tendent of schools there, position
which he held for some ert in
Omaha. Mr. Hughes i tht "n of
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hughet of this
city, and it no in Omaha, where he
will ejtier his faihrr'i firm. Mrs,
Hughes will arrive the first week
in June and they will make Omaha
their home,
Tht wedding took place at the
Graff home, with only family and a
few friends present, A reception fol
lowed, and Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
spent their honeymoon in Chicago,
Personals
J. E. Megeath will return Wednes.
day morning from a trip to Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Garvey have
gone to Excelsior Springs to spend
a few days. .
A daughter was born at the Stew
art hospital May 2i to Mr,, and Mrs.
J. L. Newman.
Mrs. L. R. Ervin of Tort Huron,
Mich., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Ahton.
A daughter wa born May 22 to
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. T. Westcott at the
Stewart hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Munger have
taken an apartment at the Sagamore,
Thirty-eighth avenue and Cast street.
Mrs. Armine Good, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. B.
Whitehorn, has returned to her home
in Danville, 111.
Mrs. Hugh Weed left Sunday for
her home in St, LoitU. She was the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Philip Tot
ter, for two weeks.
Mrs. H. J. Bailey," Thomas Kelly
and Miss Gladys Shamp wili go to
Lincoln Thursday to attend a meet
ing of the League of Women Voters.
Dr. and Mrs. Lynn T. Hall will
return Thursday from (St. Louis,
where Dr. Hall is attending a meet
ing of the American Medical asso
ciation. Mr. and Mrs. J. H." Lynch have
moved into a new home at 402 North
Thirty-ninth street. They have
rented their house at 3509 Cuming
street to Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Bushman.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tage re
tunfed Sunday evening from San
Antonio, Tex., where they visited
their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Trinder,
and Major Trinder, at Fort Sam
Houston.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
Battling for Happlnes.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I. like many
other, wish to obtain some advice,
ao thought I would write to you.
My trouble seems quite serious.
It la this: I am a girl 19 years old
and have a very dear friend af few
months my Junior. I think a great
deal of him, as he is a real nice boy,
and I know he thinks more of me
than of any other girl, as he shows
me every consideration.
Now, Miss Fairfax, there is an
other man, 42 years old, that comes
to our place every other week, and
he Just sits around here trying to
draw my attention In every way.
Now, I am a girl that does not like
to hurt anybody's feelings, so I talk
and try to be sociable, but things
seem to be getting worse. He Just
comes and hangs around so silly
:' after me pulls his chair up to me
and sits facing me and It makes me
sick. He is a real good singer, so
he aits and sings love songs, then
turns to me and says "Gladys, how's
that?" Now, this man Is rich and
has lots of land, but I Just hate the
ground he walks on.
While my fiance Is not wealthy,
although they own their own place,
I am afraid he will get sore if this
- old fellow hangs around much
longer. I told my finace alt about
it, and once when he was here I in
vited my friend In, so we sat side by
aide and talked, and then went for
a ride, but still h cannot take the
hint, so please tell me how I can
get rid of him, as 'my father teases
me because this 42-year-old man is
wealthy so I could have It lots nicer
if I would choose him. Then I told
my father I would sooner die than
to marry for wealth, because love is
my aim in life, and I'll die an old
maid if I cannot marry for love.
Please give advice, as I am deeply
troubled. My letter Is so long, but
I'll only be so glad if you would
only give a short answer in return,
as this is a heavy burden on me,
though my fiance tells me he be
lieves me when I telliim I cannot
help it If he stays around.
Anxiously awaiting an early an
swer, Yours sincerely, ' GLADYS. ,
P. g. This Is every word the truth,
so please consider it serious. G.
Well, Gladys, I'm for you. Of
course, I don't regard 42 as "old
age," but most 19-year-olds like
yourself do. At any rate, ' if you
don't like this man, why should you
encourage him? I am glad you are
polite and considerate. You shquld
be that, but at the same time you
should be fair to yourself, and I
think you have about reached the
place where you should let this
older man know where you starid.
Your father does very wrong to tease
you. You feel Intensely in this mat
ter and I don't wonder that you do.
You are battling for your happiness.
Your father evidently doesn't realize
this. I 'think you are Justified in
taking any sane, reasonable steps
necessary to let this man and your
family understand that you do not
care for him. Don't rush Into the
arms of this younger man. Keep
your head, and be sure he is the one
you can care for seriously before
you commit yourself. . If you are
engaged to the young man and really
mean to marry him, then I think
he himself would be Justified in
helping you in your present di
lemma. Your parents ought to stand
by you and not encourage the older
man to come to the house. Appeal
earnestly to your parents. It really
is up to them to handle the situa
tion. Write me again if things don't
get better, for I feel an injustice is
being done you and want to help if
I can.
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My Marriage Problems
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"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
ICfrriaH HID
Tht Eater Promiat Mr. Briggs
Madt LUUan.
Mr. Briggs, our neighbor, urbane
and dignified, followed Tom Chester
into tht hall. A man of affairs, ex
perienced in meeting odd situations,
he betrayed no Inkling of the sur
print which mut have been his at
nit summons from Lillian, unlets hit
courteous apology (or the rarlinest of
the hour might bt construed at such.
"This It a most unutual hour (or a
neighborly call, Mrs. Graham," he
said, at he removed hit hat with jut
the suspicion of a flourish, "but tny
young friend here wa very urgent in
assuring me that this was the par
ticular time you named."
"He was quite right I said tniil
ing. "But it was not I who named
the hour, or, indeed, who summoned
you. Here it the culprit" I drew
Lillian forward. "Mrs. Underwood,
Mr. Briggs, She will explain every
thing to you."
"Have you breakfasted?" she aKrd
abruptly, after the first perfunctory
greetings were over. "I thought not.
and I am sure that we can talk much
better over some of Mrs. Graham's
coffee. It won't tpoil your later
breakfast, I can promise, because
there isn't enough of it. Just be
seated a moment."
She gave me a quick little signal,
and we went into the dining room
and put coffee, cream, sugar and rolls
on the teawagoti. We were hack in
the living room in really creditable
time, served the two men, and sat
down opposite them.
Lillian Explains.
'"L'pon my word. Chester." said
Mr. Rriggs. as he drained his cup
appreciatively. "I hope you come
after me acain. This is the best cup
ot conee i nave tasted in many a
day.
"l'pon behalf of Mrs. Graham. I
thank you." Lillian said grandilo
quently. "And now," her voice be
came crisp, serious, "I will tell you
whv we wished to nee von."
Mr. Briggs keen gray eyes never
icii ner tace as sue talked, and I de
rided Ion? before kIio haH fi
Jhat he was mentally filling in the
1(4 le .1. a tf. '- - 1. ... . I
i" icii iii nrr Mory, ana was
drawing his ow n conclusions.
"I am a government employe, Mr.
Briggs." Lillianbegan. "A member
of the secret diplomatic service. Here
is my authority" she drew the tiny
silver insigna of her rank from her
dress and held it for an instant be-
Lakoma Club Opens June 1
Lakoma Country club will open
the season with a dinner dance
Thursday evening, June 1. '
The new bowling greens will be in
readiness, and bowling and golf con
tests will be features of the afternoon
program. Outdoor bowling while
not so popular in this country is a
favorite summer sport in England
and Canada, according to James
Allen, president of the Lakoma club.
The dinner dances at the club this
season will be held on Thursday in
stead of Saturday.
Crook Relief Corps.
George Crook Woman's Relief
corps will meet m Memorial hall,
court house, Friday at 2 p. m. The
president, Mrs. Martha Boquet, will
give a report of the state convention
held in Lincoln recently.
fore hit eyes, "t cannot cell you what
reaont I ha tor futurciing the
man Smith, who it in your employ
and whom you know a Anton. Hut
I can tell you there I no doubt he
it a most dangerout performer. There
are readout why we do nut wuh to
apprehend him now, why we mutt
kerp a dote wauit upon mm, wny(
alto, if poilile, we mutt know the
name of hit former employer Horn
whom you mured him.
"Tht Bett of Newt,""
u'i . . . 1 1 . . . . i. .... :t.,
jnai win not oiuy pc rnwrny
tilde, Mr. I ndrrwood, Nr. ungg.
interpoted gravely, "but I shall be
glad to give you the in for ma lion.
have had a sneaking idea that thing
were well queer in that particular
direction (or tome time. 1 1 can give
you hit name now, but his addrett I
thall have to looK up.
"That will keen" Lillian replied.
"just to I know that rail get it at
any tune I need 11. nut mere it
something which will not keep many
minutes. Smith made a little excur
sion from your house last night, and
in the excursion fell and tamed him
self, we believe, quite teverely. He
'managed to get hatk lo your houe.
but we do pot believe he will pe if
to lake tiep thit morning.'
! "I haen't tern hint vet this mom.
ing." Mr, Priggt taid reflectively,
"but then that it nothing tunling.
kn tbrte timet it it the unlucky
farmer who hat ta ri early. The
thired man takrt hit time about get'
ting out of bed.
"I fancy he will take a good deal
of time thit morning," Lillian taid,
with a grim httle tmile, "and we ex
pevt him to ak u which it the bel
phytican, or which diKtor you em
ploy, if you can do ut the great
favor of taying Dr. IVttit. to at to
in. ure that phytican't attendance up
on Smith, you will be doing ut a
& real ten ire. lor Dr. I'cttit it
working with me upon thtt partic
ular eae, and. therelore. it it Impera
tive that he be given this chance of
mknuing up the man Smith."
Mr. lirigg tmiled widely.
"At it happens, I thau't have to
ttretch my contcience the frartional
part of an inch." he taid. "for all our
family swear by Dr. I'dtit. He't
about the glummest cii I ever rati
acrots, but he't certainly an able
ciiucn when it comet to a tick
room."
Lilian rose abruptly.
"That't the hct of newt," the taid.
"And you'll pardon me. I know, if I
hurry you off. But I do want to get
Dr. Pcttil in attendance at toon at
I can, and I want to be assured that
Smith makes no move for the next
week that I don't know."
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1 'carload of extra fancy large new Potatoes, half peck, 351 fuH peck, 67
These are No. 1 large, fancy new potatoes. Finest obtainable. 1
1 carload of extra fancy thin-skinned jui cy Lemons, a real 45c grade, special per
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CANDY) CANDY1I CANDY! 11
5,000 pounds of home made Cream Patty Wafers,
ib. 39
Folks, this is a most delicious cream wafer
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Buy-Rite Coffee, lb., 35; 3 lbs. for... ....5 $
5,000 Splendid Mop Sticks, 30c value, each 14$
Large packages of Rain Water Crystals 22
No. 2 cans of Grand Canon or Prince Peaches
per can, 29; -3 cans for --79
Lipton's Yellow Label Tea, -lb. pkg -43c
Apple Blossom Milk, 3 tall cans for. .......25
Pfer dozen cans 95
SUMMER DRlNKS
Budweiser, per case of 24 large bottles, $2.75
Fontenelle Ginger Ale, case of 24 bottles $2il5
POP, assorted flavors, case of 24 bottles 9g
Aralon Grape Flavor Concentrate, bottle. .35$
A 2-oz. bottle makes full 2 quarts of delicious
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2,000 bags of T,ea Table Flour, Buy-Rite Stores
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M. J. B. COFFEE
If you want a real good coffee,
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3 cans of High Standard EaTly June Peas. 47
3 No. 3 cans solid pack Tomatoes for.... 49
3 cans of High Standard Sugar Corn for. -33c
3 No. 2 cans of fancy Hominy ror 33
3 20c cans of Sunbeam Baked Beans for... 33
3 No. 2 cans of Jersey Sweet Potatoes for 78
3 1-lb. tall cans Kamo sliced or half Peaches,
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ERNFST BUFFETT,
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JEPSEN BROS,
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