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Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Scottish Rite Women.

The dancing party planned by the
Scottish Rite Woman's club for
Tuesday, December 9, has been post
|poned.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Trinity Cathedral Bazaar

The Trinity Cathedral Parish Aid
Twill hold its annual Christmas bazaar
lat the parish house. l7l6 Dodge
street, Tuesday. December 9,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
B. T. Club.

B. T. club of the railway mail
service will meet with Mrs. F. l..
Phillpot, 1924 North Twenty-fourth
street, Friday, December II.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
FRIDAY.
George Crook Relief Corps.

George Crook Woman's Relief
corps will meet Friday, December
II at 2 p. M, in Memorial hall. Elec-
ton of officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
St. Rosa Parish.

Ladies OF St. Rosa parish will give
a card party next Thursday after
noon at the pastors residence, 1925
South Thirteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Club Calendar
SUNDAY.
Theosophicai Society.

Nadia of India, who arrives in
Omaha Sunday morning, will be ten
|lcred a reception in the Theosophi-
EaI society rooms, 20l-202 Kennedy
building Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
The choir invisible
OF those immortal dead who live again
In minds made better by their presencs.--Eliot.

wishes to show gentleman spe.
cial mark OF favor she lights her
pipe, takes Whit, hands it to him
and allows him to smoke.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Daughters of 1872.

The Daughters of 1872 will meet
for the annual election Of officers
Friday, December IL, at ESQ p. III.
at the home of Mrs. 0. A. Scott,
1922 Binney street.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
WEDNESDAY.
Iawton Auxiliary.

The Henry w. Lawton auxiliary
10 U. S. w. V. will meet next We'd
nesday at l;30 in Memorial hall.
court house. All members are re-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07

The first woman compositor ever
employed in the government print
ing Office in Washington was Miss
Green of Alliance, O., who went to
work in 1870.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Frances Willard w. C.. T. u.

The Frances Willard w. c. T. u.
will meet Wednesday at o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. w. F. Toff, o23
South Fortieth street
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
The rainbow COMES and goes,
And lovely 10 the rose.
Woodwork.
quested to attend for the annual
election of officers.

The Douglas County. Omaha, W..
c, +. u. will meet Wednesday, De-
cember 10, with DR.. Jennie Callfas
a. o05 Mercer Park boulevard.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Business Women's Club.

Meetings of the Omaha Business
Moments club have been discon-
|tinued until further notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07

In proportion to population, wom-
en- preachers were more numerous
in the United States so years ago
than they are today.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07

a o'clock luncheon by Mrs. ]. L.
Houchin and Mrs. N. L. Trimble at
the home of Mrs. Trimble, 2572
Amos avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Scottish Rite Women,

There will be no meeting of the
Scottish Rite Woman's club Friday,
December II.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07

Most Of the ladies in Japan smoke.
they have pipes with longer stems
'han the men, and if one of them
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07
Dorcas Club.

-, The Omaha Dorcas club will be
entertained Friday, December II, a.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07

Accept california" Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California
on the package, then you are sure
your child is having the best and
most harmless laxative or physic for
the little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love its delicious, fruty
taste, Full directions for child's
dose on each bottle. Give it without
fear.
Mother! You must say Cali.
fornia."
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-07

Bee Ads will give YOU shopping tips
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

N. A. SCHWETZ,
1888 W. Superior III
TURALSI
2260 n. Lorel ave.
q. S. PHARMACY.
1445 W. Chicago ave.
W. A. WIECZOREK,
1174 Milwaukee ave.
F. WREDE,
1857 W. Chicago ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10
OLBRZYMIE POGROMY zY,
Dow w ROSYI.

Konstantynopol, 10. l. Donosza
IL w ostatnich kilkunastu miesia-
each z~awier1chy i zamety W Re-
syi wymordowano tam w Pogro-
mach, urzadzanych przez Petlure
i jego Ukraincow, oraz przez De-
nikina i jego kozak6w - co maj
mniej dwieScie tysiecy zydow. -
Qglaszajq to sami syoniSci zy--
dowscy, por6wnujqc pogromy tie
Z okruciehstwami Turk6w w Ar
nenii. Petlura i Ukraihcy ogiosi-
Il hasto popularne: vMorduj ~
dow!" a Denjlin doda} don: Ma
zdrowie Rosyi" SyoniSci zyd6w-
Soy apelujq do. Aliantdw i WY
wajqT by ci ME wspierali wojsk
Denikina, oraz zajeli sic lydami,
kt6rzy pogin2 W ci2gu zimy Z re
dry, gAodu i Cd rqf zbrodni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10
I PRzENyStOWEJ KORPORA-
Cyl POLSKICH KO9IET
VICTORIA. :
SiOStry Polki!

Siostry Polki!
Gdy prad og6lny wszystkich naro-
dow W ciaglej ewolucyi ekonomirz-
nej day do opanowania przemysiu
i handlu Swiata calego - widzac W
TEN przewalajaca sile egzystencyi.
Gdy wszystkie narodowoSci lacza
sic razem, i tWorZa najwieksZe pred
siebiorstwa i fabryki, my, pracujac
c!eako dla cudzej korzySci - zdoby-
| li&my sobie imie - wytrwalych i
najlepszych robotnik6w W Swiecie.
Czyz many tylko wyrobnikami
pozostac ma zawsze? Ola czego tych
zdolnoSci ME many zuzyC ola VIA
snej korzy&ci? - / stworZyG nasz
wlasny handel, by skutecZniej pra-
cowaG mad d%obrobytem wlasnym i
odhudowa drogiei i wolnej OjcZyzny
naszej.
ZrozumieIi to szcZerZy patryoc!
polscy i zwr6c;li W s~tarania ma po-
laczenia sill nasZych W Korporacye,
by zajaG odpowiednie stanowisko I
ujaG ruch ekonomicZny W swe rece.
Me obey - ale my, musimy bye 60
spodarzami naszego kapitaIu, ma
szych sill / naszych zdolnoSci.
Kobiety Polskie zawsze z calem
poswieceniem stawaly do piracy ma
rodowei - j dzisiai daza r6wniez
"a og6luym pradem rozwoju ekono-
micznego. zorganizowa}y sic nod
nazwa ,.Korporacya Polskich Kobiet
Przemyslowych Victoria, by stwo-
rye pierwsza zbiorowa plac6wke
handlowa - W naszym wlasnym "a
kresie ubrah i okryc damskich.
Naszym zamiarem jest nietylko
prowadzenie sklepu re wszystkim. Co
W Zakres uhrania kobiecego wchodzi
- ale. pragniemy wykorzvstaG IDOL
nosf akcvonarvuszek naszych | pro-
wad7if fahrvkp wvtw6rc7a - 70 test
- 10 7a~ierzamv ws7vstko same
rrrif. e7rf : wvtorvwnt. - . ma
.o--a'v iv--cr+ - reh--rf r7o-paf.
Pragniomy 6panowat ka1dy dzta1
przedsiebiorstwa naszego, indywidu-
alnemi zdolnoSciami naszych akcyo-
naryuszek, by Cd kapelusza - do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

lena Stanislaw1ska, PREF. Maya Bed
marsha, sekr. prot.
u KANTOWA. n n N
- Tow. $w. BartiomieJa APP. No.
407 Zjed. odbedzie ~posiedzenie W sro
de, dnia 1890 listopada 0 godzinie
Sci wieczorem. Obecnosc ~wszystkich
czonk6w pozadana, gdyz So bardzo
wazne sprawy do zalatwienia. - An
toni Ochai, PREF; Jan Sokoicwski,
fekr. pr,t. ~ Temp : ul.
2 AVONDALE.
w poniedziaiek dnia logo b. m,
odbedzie sic p%osiedzenie delegation
W sail OBJ. J. Warszynskiego N. Cen
trail Park ave. 1 Wolfram ul., kt6rzy
urzadzaja wsp6lne obchody narodo-
we W dzielnicy Avondale. Poczatek
o godzinie Smej wieczorem. obec--
nose kaadego delegate i ~delegatki ma
tenn p~osiedzeniu jest konieczna. -
FIR. r. Wclowski, pref; Stefan smo
lenski, sekr.
y PARNU PUAFSKIEGo.
DIS wieczorem odbedzie sic posie-
dzenie Pulaski Post, Legionu Anne
~rvkafskiego. Sprawy So bardzo wa
ne vice ohecnoSf wsZystkich czton-
k6y poaadana. Poczatek posiedze--
MIA O godz:nie Smej. - W. Hetmah-
ski. sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10
KR6TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Do sklepu futcr Joseplia Elm
ohrna, 355 West 62";a ul., 6tarsne-
Ii wClCraj zrana b~andyci, uthoGI4G
2 towsrem warloSci $4,000. " Cni
tago ~operuje dobrz4 zorganizcWana
szajka ziodziei futer, kt6ra cd pierw
szego stycznia skradia tychze ma su-
me dwustu tysiecy dolarow. Pokazna
Geese tego lupu zostaia przez zfodzlei
wysiana do innych Mast celem sple
niezenia, gdzie trudniej towar mo-
re bye rozpoznany.
- Gdy policyant John Doyle, o.
trzymal rapport Cd 'pewnego obyWa-
tela. re bandyci rabuja wyszynk H.
lipa Doyle, pnr. 4123 Wentworth
ave., n%atychmiast podazyl we wska-
zanym kierunku. Nadleciai W chWili,
rdv bandyci dokonaws2y swej robo-
~. wsiadali do oczekujqcego t"h
rrzybycia samochodu. Pieciu ich by
10. Z rewolwcrem W reku przysko-
cZvI do Mich z nienacka i rozka2ai
rcrnicsc rete do gerry. Trzech poll
dslo sic dobrowolnie, dwu !ecEaS
7;Ealo uci3u: tedncmu z obywatal
rakazat zatelcfonowac Ma policye 20
posilki, gdy zas W kilka minut p0z-
niei zjawilo sic kilku detektyw0w
ma miejscu, bandyci 7ostall uniesz~
czenI W patrolce i odwiez!eEi ma
stacye. Jeden 2 mich zwie sic Patrick
Duffy: Jest on szoferem zatrudnio-
nvm przez G. E. Hagen, 222 East
Delaware pl., drugim jest Henry
Berling, szynkarz, 1901 Wentworth
ave, trzecim zas Martin Howard,
1898 Union ave. Niece p6zniej 10
stat aresztowany William O'Connor,
e75 West 66ta ul., oraz Emmett Mil
,er. 1851 wentworth We. Przyznali
sic oni. ae obrabowali r6wniez W
swoim czasie kilka stacyi gazolino-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

~pohczochy, wszystko przez mas same
wykonane bylo.
Wierzymy W to, re PREY tax licz-
nych stowarzyszeniach k~obiecych,
kt6rych zadaniem jest czuwac mad
rozwojem zorganizowanych dazno-
sci i usiiowan kobiecych zamiary
te, W kr6tkim czasie " Gym wpro-
wadzone beda.
Stowarzyszenie Polskich kobiet
Przemyslowych Victoria" jest in
koroprowane ma $4,000, musimy
mice pelna sumo zapis6w, a polo
we got6wki, by$my pozwolehstwo cd
rzadu Stanu Illinois ma otworzenle
sklepu uzyskat mogly. Jestesmy
juz W p~olowie aadanych Warunko"'
lecz nam wiele jeszcze brakuje.
Odzywamy sic do Was, siostry
PolsEi- stanmy wszystkie do piracy
ma tel novel placowce nasze)
~dz;aYalnosci - bysmy z ruchem pre-
myslowym, tworzacym sic W Polsce
- }aczno$c zachowaG mogty, jak ma
wolne obywatelki przystafo.
spieszmy vice. by tak na1predze1
sklnn nasz otworzyG - a pracownle
i oddzialy nasze, tworzyc sic szyb-
ko beda - gdyz zewszad dopomina-
ia sic fill i winszuja nam pomysiu'
Korzystajmy z agitacyi powszech-
net, ma korzyst Polskiego .Przemysau
1 Handful!
Idzmy W zwartym szeregu "a bio
goslawiopem haslem ,,Swoj do SWe-
90" - / p%amietajmy, re obowiaz-
klein Narodu Polskiego jest wyia-
mao sic 2 pod wplyw6w obcych, przez
ujecie kierunku W przedsiebiorst-
vach polskich i zakiadanie Was
nych plac6wek zbytu.
Me zaniedbujmy tego dziaiu, "
przemySle zapotrzebowan kobiecych,
W ktGrym sa najkolosalniejsze do
chody.
Polecamy to rozwadze Szanowne-
go Spoleczehstwa Polskiego jak row
niez Szanownym Towarzystwom -
prosimy o }askawa wsp6lprace | po-
parole naszych usi}owah.
WIozone W przedsiebiorstwo pie
ni9dze przyniesG moga kolosalne do
chody czlonkom, a sile Narodo"i.
Buduimy nasz wiasny przemysl /
handel. Mech ia nasza Victoria
odnipsie zwyciestwo ola handlu pol
skiego! - czego pragnac, liczymy ma
laskawe poparcie - przez wziecie u
dzial6w W naszej Korporacyi.
Akcye nabywat mona u naszych
representative i czlonkiG jak
r6wniez prosimy zglaszaG sic W kaz-
da $rode wiccz6r ma po%siedzenie dy-
rekcyi do mieszkania preZeski A.
Neumann, 1881 n. Ashland ave,
Tub kazdego wtorku cd godz. Bel vie
cz6r do s%ekretarki. z. Jankiewicz,
1449 w. Division St. Tel. Haymar-
ket seq.
q szacunkiem,
Anna Neumann, prezeska; Euge-
mia Busch, ~kasyerka; Zofia Janlcie--
wicz, sekrctarka. DYREKCYA: j.
d. Sosnowska, Marya Kowalska, Eu-
gonia Jakiel, Maya Plucinska, Nil
chalina Frankowska. Wanda De La
tour, Maya O~lejniczak, Stefania
Norkowska, Jadwiga SZumkOwska,
Helena Sajewska, Jadwiga Stopa |
Helena B~Ogusiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10
Ruch " TusarzyStEacA.
zE sTANIShAWOWA.

T~owarzystwo Perla Maryi, Grupa
152-ea Stowarzyszenia Polllk6w W Am,
b,slrsr n4alo sve pnsicizGnie, dn!a 10
ljs;aDaIa. W sail TsoSieGzcn. kazda sio-
stra Jest D~obowiazana pZybyc ma to
p~osiedzenie DO 50 bardzo waane sprawy
do zafatwientp; posiedDenie odbedzie
sic punkt1nlnie O 7:30 wieczorem. He
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10
z AWIATYKI.

Tunis, Afryka, 10. l. Lotnicy
wojskowi franucscy, Patanchan i
Cheutin przelecieli Z Rabatu W
Marokko do Tunisu, 300 mil cd
lcgioSci - be- jcdncgo p~rzestan-
ku. Nowy to rckord.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

Wszystkim krewnym ! znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domosG IL najukochanszy ojciec
/ dziaduS nasz
S. P.
Wojciech Pas
czlonek Tow. Sowihskiego eru-
pa 276 - pc krotkiej chorobie
pozegna} sic z tym swiatem, o.
patrZony Sw. Sakramentamt, d..
Sgo listopada 1919 roku, 0 go
dzinie 4tej popoiudniu, W po-
desziym wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic we VITO
rex. dnia 11go listopada, o go
dzinie 10tej rano, z domu ia
loby pnr. 251S S. Sawyer ave,
do koscio}a $w. Kazimierza, a
s.amtad ma cmentarz Sw. Vol
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek rs
praszamy wszystkich rewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Franciszka G0rska, Marta
Niomeczek, Paulina Kubera,
corki; Wladyslaw G6rski, Ste.
fan Nicmeczek i Hieronim ku
bora. zieciowie; wnuki, wnu-
czki / prawnuk, wraz z Gala TO-
DINA.
P%ogrzebem zajmuje sic l..
Gardzielewski, 1900 S. Paulina
ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

czych... =. TO So pogromy
Me zabiora sic zydzi tutejsi dc
agitacyi.- teraz ola ratomahif
rzeczywiscie &rzywdzonyct
wsp6iwyznawcow? Czemuz teraz
mic protestuja i ME bronia ich?..'
Prey. Red. D. c.
~CZECHO-SLAWIA PODPI-
SEE K POKOJOWY
Kopenhaga, 10. l. Donosza
Pragi cze>kiej, il parliament cze,
cho-slawski uchNalii onegda
przyjqG i podpisat oba traktaty
pokoiowe, ow zawarty Z Niemca'
mi w Wersalu i 6w w St. Ger
main - z Austrya.
LLOYD GEORGE O POKO.
u Z BOLSZEWIA.
Londyn, 10. l. Premier Llyod
George przemawia} na baniiiecie
lorda = majora Londynu i wzmiar
hujac O pol,oju Z bolszewikami, pc
wicdziai, IL ME spodzicwa sic tc,
raz Z mimi Pokoju, All ME wldz.
,rozliwo$cj ich sul1cesu i zwycie'
silva; spodziewa SIC on. re uspo-
kojenie Rosyi ME predko ~jeszcze
n~adejdzie, re szereg tam jcszczt
bedzie krwawych Rampant, szko-
d,iwych ola kraju togo i ola Gale,
so Swiata. CO do Adryatyku O.
Swiadczyf premier, il sDodziewa
sic. re dojdzie tam do ugOdy, lecz
ze Jugo-Stawia otrzyma sprawic,
dliwoSG. Wreszcie co do Turcy'
jcdnomySIno5c jest W calej Koali,
cyl, IL panowanie jej mad Greka
mi, Armcnami i Arabami mus.
sic skohczyG.
NJ ZADA WYDANIA
NTEMTFCETCu ZRROD-
MARRY.
Paryz, 10. |. Rada Najwyzsza
Aliant6w wyznaczySa komisyf
dla zcstawicnia listy zbrodniarzy
nicmicckich, kt6rch rad berlin
ski bcdzic mia{ obowiqzek wydat
Francyi ola sqdzenia ich "a okru.
c;cnlstwa w ciqgu wojny spe}nio-
ne. Pred dwu tygodniami Rad
francusla ~przcdtozyl konferencyj
pokojowcj liste swq, w kt6rcj fl
Surujc 600 nazwisk niemicckich
gcneralow, oficerow ftp. Podob,
nicI listy zcstawione zostaiy i &c
strony Anglii i Be1gii.
PENSYE OLA STARC0W.
Londyn, 10. l. Komitet SPECIAL
ny ola sprawy ubczpieczenia ma
staroSc przedfozy} parlamentowi
rekomendacye zaprowadzcnia W
Anglii obowiaz!1owego ubezpie--
czenia ma staroSc; kazdy kto do
siegnic 20 r. zycia ma dostawaG
okoto $3.50 tygodniowej zapomo-
q.
z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10
pOSZUKINANlE

W piatek wiecZorem 0 godzinte $3.50
PREY ulicach Division | Milwaukee
ave-. przez ~cieaarowy automobil ma
techana zostaia parma Zofia Wykie-
rak, zamieszkujaca pnr. 2645 Tho
mas ul. Kto widzial 6w wypadek,
prosze zglosic sic pod ten adres,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

Koalicyi zarzadziia, IL jency. au-
stryaccy, dotad internowani W
maja wracac do domu.
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI.
BANKIERZY
PAMI.
Wieden, 10. |. Bankierzy au-
stryaccy honskrybowali million
dwieScie tysiecy koron austrya-
ckich ma wsparcie najbardziej pc
trzebujacych zywnoSci.
ME CHcA WYDAc KAYE
RIA.
Haga, 10. l. w dniu dziSiej-
sym mia rok, jak eX-cesarz Viii
helm bawi ma wygnaniu w Ho-
Iandyi. Associated Press" pisze
? tel okazyi ma podstawie inter
wiewu Z uajwiarygodniejszych
zrGdef. IL zarowno w sferach rza-
dowych, jak w opinii kraju i W
prasie panuie nrze5onanie, IL Ho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

landya sprzeciwiac sic bedzie wy
daniu Wilhelma Hohenzollerna,
ktoremu - podlug niej, przyslu-
guje prawo asylum, t. ]. schroni-
ska takiego samego, jak kazdemu
innemu wygnsicowi. Panuje pre-
konanie, re starry Hohenzollern
jrtz ME powroci do Niemiec, a
tylko moze ,ykronprync" dawniej-
sly zechce tam kiedyS W przyszNo-
sci ~powracac.
Geneva, 10. l. sNeue Zuricher
Zig" pisze, IL wSadze japohskie
wporozumieniu z ministeryum
wojny szwajcarskiem czynia "a
ci2gi oficer6w szwajcarskich wer
bulge do armii japohskiej - ma
lat ) z zastrzezeniem, IL w razie
wojny oficerowie CT s}uzyc beda
pyzeciw kazdemu patistwu, z wy
iatkiem Szwaicaryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

Poszukuje zajecia ma wieczory ! So
boty popoiudniu, jestem rzeznikiem.
I.islowrie Dz!.nnik Chicasrski pod
literami X. G.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-10

MIESZKANIA do w~ynajecia, 3 po-
koje $3.50 - 4 pokoje $3.50, gaz
wewnatrz. 1887 Wade ul. zgiosic sic
1880 Julian ul. IL
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Women Urged to Kick
Doors Closed to Them

where administrative doors are not
open to women, it's because they don't
kick them open"
This sums up the business philoso-
phy of Mrs. Elizabeth Sears, writer and
club woman of twenty years standing.
At present her energies are concen-
tratcd on helping to bring abou. the
algamation of business and profess
sional womens clubs.
Mrs. Sears is Wcsterner who has
worked on "The st. Louis Star" "The
Ohama World Herald" and "The Kan
sas City Star" At one time she edited
"Film Fun" and later was publicity
director for the American Film Com
pany at Chicago. Her best work, she
says, was the bringing up of her two
boys, one of whom has been serving
in France
She knows heap about crops. There
was time when she followed the har-
vests in the West to get copy" She
has essentially the Western point of
view and is not afraid to compare
Eastern and Western women, somewhat
to the disadvantage Of the former.
"The Western women do things and
talk about them afterward," says Mrs.
Sears. "But the Eastern woman holds
a dozen conferences before she gets
down to work. With her all the talk
ing is done first and action comes af-
terward. Usually you don't get as far
that way
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Theological Seminary
Gives Diplomas to III
One New Clergyman Married in
Chapel Immediately After
Graduation

A class of eleven graduates was
granted diplomas yesterday at the com
mencement service of the General
Theological Seminary, held in the
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd Ninth
Avenue, between Twentieth and
Twenty-frst streets. The Right Rev.
Edward S. Lines, Bishop of Newark,
presided. Other clergymen who par
ticipated we're the Right Rev. Josanh
NJ Francis, Bishop of Indianapolis;
the Rev. DR.. H. Z. W. Fosbrooke, dean
Of the seminary; the Rev. DR.. William
T. Manning, rector of Trinity Church,
and Professor Charles Sears Baldwin,
of Columbia University.
Thirty former graduates we e-e
awarded the degree of Bachelor of Di-
vinity at the morning services. The
degree of Doctor of Divinity, in course,
was awarded to the Rev. Francis Fl.
Hallock. Only one honorary degree
was granted. 1t was that Of Doctor of
Divinity to the Rev. William P. Ladd,
dean of the Berkeley Theological Semi
nary
Immediately after the service the
Rev. Stanley Boggess, one of the gradu-
ates, was married in the chapel to
Miss Margaret Hippey, of Roanoke, Va.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
On the Screen
Rothapfel Unit Programme
Presented for First Time
at Park Theatre

With few slight changes, consisting
of prunings here and an added feature
there, the first Rothapfel Unit Pro-
gramme, as presented at the Rialto
Theatre few weeks ago, had it's public
presentation at the Park Theatre, in
the Circle, last night.
The overture is the same the
1913" overture especially arranged by
Samuel Rothapfel and Hugo Riesen-
field, of the Rivoli. But, following the
overture, came a new feature-a "Petite
Ballet'-put on by Adalph Bolm and
staged by John Wenger. Then comes
picture called "The Wood of Fair
Water" with reference to the achieve
ment of the marines at Belleau Wood.
"The Last Hour" is a perturbation of
Massenet's Elegie, with ]. II. Gilmore
and Nine. Pascova furnishing the vocal
accompaniment.
The feature picture is E. Lloyd
Sheldon's False Gods" directed by
Wally Van. Grace Darling and Hugh
Thompson are seen in the leading
roles. Then follow epigrams, Thoughts
of Equity" and a George V. Hobart
comedy called "Wild Flowers"
This is the first of series of pro-
grammes which Mr.. Rothapfel promises
The presentation is by Frank Hall.
The programme was given slmulta-
neously in more than fifty theatres
throughout the country H. U.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Ceremony at St. Andrews
Church Is Followed bv
Reception at Home of the
Bride, in West End Ave.
Engagements Announced
Miss Carrere Tells Class
mates of Coming Wedding
at Delmonico Luncheon

In st. Andrews Church. Fifth Avenue
and 127th Street, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Foster Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orison Blunt Smith.
became the bride. of Edwin Norton
Moore. who served with the 3O5th Field
Artillery in France. The ceremony was
performed by the rector, the Rev. Dr.
George K. Van der Water, and a recep-
tion followed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, 63S West End Avenue.
There was a programme of special
music at the church, including harp
selections by Miss Maud Morgan.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, was in white satin and lace,
with which she wore a tulle veil, ar
ranged with orange blossoms. She car
ried bouquet of white orchids and
lilies of the valley. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Katharine S. Smith,
as maid of honor; and by Miss Edna
Elizabeth Jones, Miss Marguerite Post,
Miss Vivian Maxwell and Miss Anna
Baxter Knevals, as bridesmaids. There
were two little flower girls, nieces of
the bride, Elizabeth Ward Smith and
Marjorie Hamilton Smith.
Felix Allen Jenkins served as Mr..
Moore's best man and the ushers were
Lieutenant Walter G. Huntington, u.
S. A., who took the place of Peter Mar
Gus; Gilbert P. Bogert and r. Alexan-
der Owen.
Miss Katharine Sergeant Haven,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Woodward
Haven, will be married to Johnston
Livingston Redmond, on June 5, at noon,
at the home of her parents, 1S East
Seventy ninth Street. Only relatives
and few intimate friends will be
present at the ceremony, which will be
followed by reception.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Maxwell Carrere, of
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Miss Edith Mortimer
To Become Countess
Italian Flier Returning to U. S.
to Wed Roslyn Girl
on June q

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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, of
East Seventy second Street, this city,
and Wheatley Hills, Roslyn, L. l., yes
terday announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Edith Mortimer,
to Count Mario di Zoppola. The we'd
ding will take place on Saturday, June
21, at the country place of the Nor
timers, at Roslyn.
Miss Mortimer is one of the most
prominent young women in society and
has been much entertained since her
formal introduction. Her father is
a member of the Union, Knickerbocker,
Meadow Brook, Turf and Field and
other clubs. Her mother was Miss
Elizabeth Livingston Hall She has
a brother, Stanley Mortimer, jr,, at
Hamilton Hall, Princeton. She and
the count are both twenty-eight years
old
Count di Zoppola was in the Italian
army before the war broke out and
when Italy entered the struggle he
joined the Italian Aviation Corps and
is still connected with it. He came
to the United States last fall, remain
ing here about five months He then
went back to Italy, but is expected to
return here next week
Miss Mortimer was acquitted last
March in the Queens County Court of
a charge of manslaughter growing out
of an automobile accident. In at
tempting to avoid a collision she ran
down a group of four men, two of
whom were killed.