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Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

day for a couple of weeks visit in
Scribner, Neb.
Mrs. w. Z. Lamb OF Chicago is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. N. II. Tyson.
Mrs. E. ]. Whistler was hostess on
Wednesday for the Women's Foreign
Missionary society.
A Decoration day program will be
given next Tuesday in the Rose Hill
school,
Mrs. George Comstock entertained
at shower in honor OF Miss Esther
Larsen, who will be June bride.
Miss Bessie Bedell spent the week
end last week with relatives in Peru.
The eighth grade will hold its COM
mencement on Wednesday and the
seniors will hold theirs on Thursday
evening of next week in the Metho-
dist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hansen have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Betty, to Mr.. Charles
Benner Of Madison, Wis. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
An ice cream social and program
will be given at the city hall on next
Friday evening by the mothers de-
partment of the Women's Christian
Temperance union. Both Omaha and
Benson mayors will take part in the
program.
The election and meeting Of the
Woman's club was postponed to next
Thursday afternoon at the city hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Huntington Of
Rutherford N. J., spent a few days last
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Plug entertained
at dinner last Sunday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. f. c. Leaders of Minden, la.
Mrs. F. L. Bumpus has been con-
fined to her home the last week with
severe illness.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
South Side
Social Circles

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Markey are
spending the week at Keokuk, la.
Raymond Sullivan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Sullivan. has enlisted in
the navy and has gone to Atlanta, Ga,
for training.
Mrs. Mathew Hamil and Mrs. John
Shepherd of Colby. Kan. have been
guests at the P. A. Barrett home this
week. Mrs. Barrett accompanied
them to Shenandoah, Ia, where they
will visit for some time.
A daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miner last
week.
The ladies' aid OF the South Side
Congregational church will meet at
the church on Thursday. Mesdames
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

Thompson and Isle will be host
esses.
Memorial day services will be held
today at II o'clock at Trinity Bap-
tist church. Rev. Holler will deliver
the sermon.
Adah chapter, Order Of the LAST
ern Star, met Saturday evening at the
Masonic hall. Past matrons were the
guests Of honor.
Mrs. Henry Murphy entertained the
New Century club this week. Mrs.
/. Strawhecker will be the next
hostess.
Mrs. Albert Noe, ir., entertained the
Thursday Kensington club. Mrs.
Branch Curtiss will entertain two
weeks hence.
Mrs. S. Nevins, assisted by Mrs. A.
Kervalis, entertained in honor of Mrs.
D. White on Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Nevins. Following
o'clock luncheon the afternoon was
spent with fancy work. About fifteen
guests were present.
Friday evening Miss Georgianna
Davis and Miss Helen Root enter
tanned at musicale at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Root.
Mrs. L. E. Knight is reported i'll.
Miss Katherine Heafey, assisted by
Miss Rose Harmon, entertained the
Regina club Thursday evening.
The Regina club will give a May
dance Monday evening at Rushing 5
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stryker and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cressey enter
tained at the Stryker hcme Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Jean Lee
and Robert Bishop. whose wedding
will take place in June. Decorations
were in yellow and white. Yellow
rose and daffodils were used through
out the rooms. The evening was
spent with games and music. About
! forty guests were present.
The Misse Mae, Anne and Claire
Dworak entertained Friday evening at
an apron shower in honor of Miss
Margaret Parks. The evening was
spent playing whist Decorations
were in American flags.
Mrs. Arthur DAILY will entertain at
a breakfast Tuesday in honor OF Miss
Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lapidus will
be at home today in honor of their
daughter, Estella, whose confirmation
takes place this morning.
Mrs. Harry Driscol will entertain
Saturday afternoon at linen shower
in honor of Miss Avonell Sticky,
who will be June bride.
Miss Anna Backus and David Flem-
ming were married Monday at St.
Agnes church by Father O'Herne.
Miss Margaret Flemming and Mr..
Frank Mallaley were the attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flemming will make
their home at 1924 Polk street.
p.re;stept Advertisipp IL the Road
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Notes at Random.

Notes at Random.
John D. Creighton, who has been
in Kentucky for several months, re-
turned wednesday.
Howard Baldrige returned Friday
from Washington, where he was
called for special meeting OF the
legal committee OF the American Bar
association. He spent last Sunday al
Fort Smelling with his son. Malcolm.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Summers leave
today for Boston, where Mr.. Sum-
mers will attend the Surgical society
convention and afterwards will go
% New York for the American Medi.
cal association meeting They will
also visit Washington and the Red
Cross headquarters before coming
home.
Mrs. Clement Chase returned
Thursday from St, Joseph, Mo-, where
she spent several days with Mr.. Chase
who went to attend the bankers
convention.
Mrs. Royal D. Miller returned
Wednesday evening from Mason City
la. She lett Friday evening, accom-
panied by her husband and sons, fol
weekend visit in Des Moines.
Miss Elizabeth B. Kelpin is leav'
ing the city for an indefinite stay ii
Montana.
Mr.. William A. Watson is visiting
iis daughter Mrs. Henry Van Dab
.nroute to his home in Brooklyn
n. Y, from California.
Miss Ovilla Squires leaves toda,
For Kansas City for few days visit
Wedding Announcements.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage last Thursday evening at Trinit,
cathedral Of Miss Teresa Goodwin
and Mr.. George L. Campen. Deal
James A. Hancock performed tn
ceremony at 8 o'clock in the presenc
of only immediate relatives. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Campen left Immediately for
western wedding trip. They will b
at home i'll Omaha after two weeks.
A quiet wedding was solemnize
Saturday afternoon at the home G
the bride when Miss Nina Petheran
daughter OF Mr.. and Richard Petite
1- mas united in marriage with Nj
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Felch- Peterson Wedding.

On Friday evening pretty home
wedding took place at the residence
of Mrs. Charles Sumner Felch, when
her daughter, Miss Katherine Van
Hagan became the bride of Mr.. Thor
wald Buel Peterson. DR.. Alonzo Al
win DeLarme of the First Baptist
church performed the double ring
ceremony in the presence Of the
brides immediate family and Judge
and Mrs. Peterson Of Auburn, Neb.,
parents Of the groom. A wedding din
ner followed. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Peterson will reside in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

Persistent Advertising is the Road
to Success.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Mrs. 0verbay Files Suit
For Divorce-Cruelty

Margaret Overbay, whose husband,
Leslie Overbay, recently brought suit
in district court against James Rus
sell, said t, be wealthy Iowa cattle
man, alleging that he alienated his
wife's affections, has filed a divorce
suit.
She alleges cruelty. They were
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Brady. Rhodes Wedding.

BRADY Nnodes WeuuinB.
A marriage which has been several
times ruraored and several times
times denied took place in St. Jo-
seph, Mo, Saturday evening when
Miss Cecilia Rhodes and Mr.. Hal
leck McCord Brady were united in
marriage at the home OF the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Miles. Mr.. Brady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, John Brady, OF this
city, his sister, Mrs. Thomas Latham
Davis, and Mr.. Davis, and his cousin,
Mrs. G. A. Meyer, and Mr.. Meyer
went to St. Joseph for the ceremony,
which was performed In the presence
OF only the immediate relatives.
Mr.. Brady has made his home in
St. Joseph for the last year. He came
TO Omaha recently for short visit
before going to the officers reserve
training camp at Fort Riley, Kan. He
was given leave of absence for few
days which time he will spend In
Kansas City with his bride. The new
Mrs. Brady visited here recently,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

Charles w. Scarborough formerly Of
Carthage, Mo, now OF Omaha The
Rev. c. Z. Cobbey performed the
ceremony, at which only immediate
relatives were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scarborough will be at home after
July | in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

NNE lady. in particular, Of my acquaint-
" ance constantly suffered the embsrrass-
ment Of having a thick growth of
down" all over her face. Whenever she was
to remove these hairs she was compelled to
remain indoors a couple Of days, refusing
to see anyone, because Of the terrible red
ness and soreness Of her face caused by
using the usual "removers" sold for the
purpose. Her face was sight. red as a
lobster. shiny and painful after each sppli-
cation. told her it was all unnecessary, and
suggested she try my way. Next time. she
did. The hairs from the entire face were re-
moved In just few minutes. and her skin
was as smooth and pearly afterward as rose
petal. The application simply dissolved away
the hairs instead Of burning" them off.
You can do the same. Simply get some sulfo
solution from your druggist and moisten the
hairs with it. That's all. Every hair will
vanish. 1t can be used even on the tenderest
skin and It never fails.
MISS YEARS-on the contrary. removing
wrinkles is easy, very easy, astonishingly
easy. And 1t takes but two or three minutes
day and a few cents expense. That you
can do It surely and positively will be
proven to you absolutely in your mirror In
a few days. I dare say, nothing has ever
been known to produce such results as by
the formula which I give you here. From
your druggist get two ounces OF eptol and
mix with one tablespoonful OF glycerine in
half a pint of water. Mix thoroughly. The
cream that results should be used very
literally and every day. Quickly you will
notice the little wrinkles, deep wrinkles,
crows feet and heavy lines giving way be-
fore an ever increasing plumpness Of the
skin-and years seem literally to be taken
from the face.
MRS. R. o.--Soap is alright for any part
Of the body except the scalp and hair That's
because there's more to remove from the
scalp than mere dirt. There are fatty scales
that form which soap Is not made to remove.
Besides, soap and ordinary shampoos con-
tain alkali which dries up hair secretions.
There's one thing, and only one, which ef-
fectively removes the fatty accumulaticns
on the scalp, and lets the hair breathe"
and that is eggcl. A teaspoonful Of eggol
In half cup of water makes superb sham
poo and scalp cleanser. 1t cannot be eScelled.
Twelve or more shampoos can be obtained
from q twenty five cent package Of eggcl
secured from the drug store
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

pIsGUSTED-Don't be discouraged IT'S
terrible to 60 about for years with black
heads, as you have. But listen. you can get
rid Of them in a few moments-think Of It
by sprinkling some neroxin on q wet
sponge, then rubbing the blackheads with it
You will marvel at the result. So cheer upi
MISS MUDDY-The most wonderful re-
suit that anybody can imagine in beautifyins
the skin is produced by the following ex-
tremely simple formula. Even on bad COM
plexions, such as you say you have, l have
seen changes almost miraculous in only
few days. You cannot fail to make your skin
absolutely spotless and lily-pure, by the lib
eral application Of a cream, made at home.
by using two tablespoonfuls of gycerne and
one ounce Of zintone in pint of water. Get
the zintone at any drug store. You will
neither want nor need any other beautify-
ing cream but this.
MISS S. T. NJ cannot promise nobody
CAM, but this mixture is the best bust de-
veloper known, without exception. Failures
are few. Mix two ounces Of ruetone and half
a cup of sugar in half a pint Of water, and
take two teaspoonfuls three times day
and on retiring.
LooKING-once in while it does hap
pen but next time If your druggist hasn't
the ruetone for making the bust developing
mixture, Just send the price, one dollar,
to Secretary to Valeska Suratt, Thompson
Bldg. Chicago, H." and you will get it by
return mail.
BETSY G.-I knew your complexion would
be quickly transformed by using my formula
Now about your short, thin hair. will make
another prophecy. Inside of month your
hair will be almost an inch longer--it will
be silky, and your hair will stop falling
things which you have never been able to
do with anything else. I know I'm right
Mix one ounce of beta-quinol in half pint
each Of water and alcohol Tor use one full
pint of bay rum instead Of water and alco-
hoD. Your friends will notice the tremendous
difference in a short time With this formula
there is no such thing as failure.
pERsPIRING-The only thing that will
completely control that excessive arm-pit
perspirntion and remove the odor instantly
is hydrolized tale Apply it freely to arm-pits.
MRS. r. Tt Is for that very reason
to avoid the chalkiness common to ordinary
face powders, that had my own made up.
Because Of the enormous demand for it. this
is now being sold at drug stores, as "Valeska
Suratt Face Powder" at fifty cents box. in
flesh. white or brunette. Its fineness is extra.
ordinary, and as many say it stays on
beautifully" and is invisible-Ady.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Fair Graduates Luncheon.
Affairs OF Last Week.

Affairs Of Last Week.
Mrs. Luther Drake was the guest
of honor at luncheon Wednesday
given by Mrs. Charles G. George at
her home. Covers were laid for
Mesdames Drake, Edgar Morsman,
L. F. Crofoot, Arthur Rogers. Os-
good, Eastman, A. L. Reed. Frank T.
Hamilton, F. A. Nash, Arthur c.
Smith, Harry Burkley and Miss Jes-
sic Milard,
Miss Blanche Burke Of Portland,
Ore, who is the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. John A. McShane, was enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday at the
Fontenelle by Mrs. E. S. Westbrook
with Mrs. S. S. Caldwell. Mrs. w, D.
Hosford and Miss Frances Wes'
sells.
The Delta Zeta sorority met Satur.
day afternoon with Miss Julia Linn.
Twelve members were present.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Pre.Nuptial Entertaining.

Mrs. ]. Eisen and Miss {. Lehman
entertained at a miscellaneous shower
in honor OF Miss Sarah Zisslin, who
Is TO be married to Max Weisman Of
Aurora, ILL.,, June 3. Twenty couples
we're present. Prizes were won by
Mr.. J. Resnick and Mr.. S. Okun.
A number Of friends and relatives
surprised Miss Betty Hansen at a
shower Wednesday evening. Those
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

After the ceremony q reception
was held for the 500 intimate friends
and relatives who attended.
Dinner was served at small ta1les
placed throughout the rooms Of stan
HyNet hall In the dining room a
i0Lg bridal table was arranged for
%. In the center was b &c wedding
Around il were placed purple orchIus
and maiden hair fern Orchids and
ferns decorated the entire table, and
on the smaller tables, where eight
were seated. were bouquets Of fan
flowers.
The guests spent the evening in
dancing. Lieut. Soldering and his
bride left Immediately for IndianapO-
lis. Ind, where he is stationed
Lieut.. Soldering is the eldest son
of F. a. Soldering. president of TIE
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company.
He is a graduate Of Princeton uni
versity. He was with battery 3 on
the Mexican border during the past
year
The bride is well known in society
circles in FL PasO, Texas, where she
made her home during the past win
ter, and In New York city. The mar
rage unites members of two of the
most prominent families OF the coun-
try"
X
Mrs. Iris Ellen Mckinney became
the bride Of Paul S. Saenger on Tues
day afternoon. at the home Of the Of
floating CLERGYMAN, Rev. P R. Knicz-
erbocker- The groom is stationed
temporarily at Fort Bliss and they
viii make their home in FL PasO,
pending future orders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Ell Pasoans Returning.

c. A. Kline has returned after a
months visit to his old home al
Phillis Port. y Y
Garrett King returned from kan
sas City on Monday and left Tues
day for san Francisco via the Golden
Rev. 4. A. Davis, Of the East e
Paso Presbyterian church, who mas
been attending the Presbyterian synod
at Memphis. Tex. returned nome
Wednesday morning, and viii preside
at the weekly prayer service
Mrs. !. Gordon Hardy and son,
stuart. are receiving a warm welcome
q their home, 3Ie1 Mckinley avenue,
following their five months absence
sDent in Colorado and the east. MIS-
Hardy left her other son, James at
school in Phillips-Exeter New Hamp-
shire.
Boulevard, returned Wednesday after
noon from a three months visit with
relatives in the east. during which
time she was at Toledo and Chilli
cothe, Ohio: Boston, New York Platts-
burg and Marblehead. Mass Miss
frost has two nephews in the army.
one at Chillicothe and the other az
Plattsburg-
With a welcome awaiting him equal
m the proverbial 'fatted calf" James
Hardie IS soon TO arrive IN Fl Pr -
following his service in France. His
mother. Mrs. Bradford Hardie. re-
ceived a message from New fo"f
on Tuesday. announcing James safe
arrival and his intended departure for
visit with home folk. James vol
unteered in the ambulance corps IN
der the French government. and mas
been on the firing lines since Nav
He he expected IN FL PasO by the end
OF the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Young People OF Trinity Church
viii Present Play This Week

1.-THE young people of Trinity
Methodist church Will present a
pageant and illustrated songs at
the church, Thursday evening, at S
o'clock, entitled The Landing OF the
Immigrants"
The program follows:
SolO-"Japanese Love Song" Mrs.
". T. owen, impersonated by a
japanese couple.
Duet-9The CossacI." Mrs. p C,
Nall and J. L. CoggeshalL
Pantomine-By a Russian couple. in
costume.
solo-'In Old Madrid" Mrs. ". D.
Howe. impersonated by a couple in
Spanish costume.
Quartet-'How Can I Leave Thee, 90
Mrs. ". D. Howe. Mrs. P c. Nall, Mrs.
J c. Ballard, J. L Coggeshall
Pautomine-"A Soldier and His Sis
ter"
Duet-"'By the Dutch Dolls"
SOlo-'Tm OFF TO Philadelphia"
song and impersonated by L y. Cor
ringtOn.
Accompanist-aIrs ]. J. Pearce.
The cast for the landing of the i'm
Immigrant Inspector. N L Burle-
Immigrant clerk. ". " Edwards
Guards, A 2. SchrOck and L L Cop
ley.
Medical inspectors, ". y. Harsh
man and H G. Stacy
Irish woman, Willie Ferguson
Syrians Bernito Thomas and Lucy
Greeks. Azileen NORRIS and Mona
Chandler.
Polish Jews. Clara DeKosta-
Russian, L. Ferre COrrington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
a New Face Without
Surgical Skin Peeling

The surgical operation Of face peeIing
is too radical too severe. There's a bet
ter way OF removing offensive complex
ions and one that Is entirely safe and "a
tional. Ordinary mercolized wax causes
the deyltalized scarf skin 70 come of. but
gradually and scnt,y. Cnlike the surgical
pr icess the skin Is not forcibly taken OF
m big pieces all at once. but almost in
visible flalzy particles are absorbed by the
wax and about two weeks are required
20 complete the transformation There's no
pain. no discomfort.
Nature renews compilations the same
way. shedding tiny cutaueous scales dav
by day. But deficient circulation. or oriser
abnormal condition. may interfere with
the shedding bad complexion" result t.
Then mercollzed wax assists Nature bv
fastening the removal OF the aged. fade,l
o. dlscolo red top skin Thus only the live
~, young, healthy hued skin Is in evil
derce. as IN robust girlhood- This Is whv
mcrcolized wax produces the indescriba be
beauty % ever renewing youth. The wax
is put on az night Ike cold cream. and
washed of IN the morning You can pro-
cure 10 al any druggists an ounce Is auf-
Eicilut.--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
By DOROTHY g. JOHNSTON

Preston. Arthur SaaIfield. jr.. and
Penfield Soldering. Of Akron, and
Lieut. Thomas 7. Meagher, OF Camp
Sherman. ChillicOthe.
Next came the flower girls, little
Catherine Soldering ana Olga Chase
Carrying out the rainbow color
scheme of the wedding. the gowns OF
cate pastel shades, fashioned exactly
alike.
Catherine Seiberling wore yellow
tulle and satin. Olga Chase wore pale
blue They carried baskets Of chry s.
anthemums-
Misses Virginia Soldering, sister
Of the bridegroom. and Ellen Thomas,
of Augusta, Georgia, and Miss Irene
Soldering, maid Of honor, wore
gowns Of lavender, pink and green.
All carried large bouquets OF yellow
chrysanthemums.
"The bride. q vision Of loneliness,
entered last on the arm OF her father,
wearing a beautiful gown Of white
satin embroidered in seed pearls, her
exquisite veil Of Limerick lace
caught to her cOiffure in orange bios
SONS and falling in filmy folds over
a fuu court train Her bouquet was
Of rare orchids and valley lilies, and
she wore q diamond and platinum bar
pin, the gift Of the bridegroom.
Willard SelberlinE5 who was his
brothers best man, and Miss Irene
Seiberling, maid Of honor, proceeded
with the bridal couple to the altar,
and the others were grouped about
the base Of the steps.
Rev. Dr. Sproule Lyons, OF At
lanta, Georgia, who married the
brides parents, performed the cere-
mony- The ring service was used
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Women of Asbury Church viii
Hold a Reception to Members

- ROlIINENT in the affairs OF
- church circles is the reception to
4 be given I'm Asbury church par
lors, Thursday afternoon. between the
hours of and 3. by the captains OF
the Summer club to the women Of the
church, their soldiers" and friends.
The Summer club is an organization
working for the big bazaar, TO be held
during November. American flags and
quantities of flowers and ferns are
TO beautify the rendezvous. and re-
ceivinE viii be Mrs. I. n. Winans. Mrs.
Fred DOugherty, Mrs j. II. Harper,
Mrs. ". II. Bush. Rev. and Mrs. c. X
Campbell Mrs Harper will have
charge Of the refreshments.
Captains are Mrs. " X. Wright
Mrs A. A Lawler, Mrs Clyde Camp
bell, Mrs ". s. King, Mrs. ". II.
Butterbaugh, Mrs J. H F1tzberald,
Mrs. W. A. kessler, Mrs. w T Bush,
Mrs j. Il Harper, Mrs. I. \. Winans,
Mrs Fred Dougherty, Mrs r. J. owen,
Mrs. R Vaudeville. Mrs. J. 3. Nc
Murtry and Mrs. J. Burton
The program for Thursdays func-
tiOn viii be as follows;
A reading, by Mrs. F. A Hughes
Solo. Mrs 4 A LAWYER, Miss ray
Wynn at the plano.
Vocal selection by Miss Margaret
Bush
Piano number, Miss Elizabeth Bush.
Reading. Miss Lois McChesney-
Solo. Mrs. ". Dean.
Vocal selection, Mrs. ! Burton
Reading. Mrs +. Morris.
Piano number, Miss Amelia Harper
At the close OF the meeting, Mrs.
Fred Dougherty Will address the as
semblage on the work Of the Summer
club.
A committee numbering AIRS. j. c.
Ballard. Mrs. l. n. Corringtou. Mrs
L J. Ayers and Mrs. Mildred Patter-
son was appointed at Tuesdays meet
ing Of the WOmau's Missionary so
cietv Of Trinity Methodist church, to
assist with the Sunday afternoon In
formals which the Epworth League
gives for the soldiers and young folk
OF the congregation Mrs. Ballard
presided over the business session.
with Miss Virginia Booth directing
the Bible study. Mrs. Z. E. Bomar