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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10

Girls From Omaha
White House
Guests w..

To be received by she first lady
of the land! The very thought sends
thrills through most anyone, parti-
eularly enthusiastic school girls.
This was the unique experience of
Miss Irene Simpson, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs John Simpson, and
Miss Flora Marsh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Marsh. 1t is more
than probable that they are the first
school girls, who come from OMAHA;
to have been received by Mrs. War;
rem G.. Harding in the White House.
Miss Marsh is student at Kent
place, Summit, N. j., and Miss
Simpson is enrolled at Wellesley col,
lege in Massachusetts. During the
Easter holidays, with two Texas
girls and a chaperon, these misses
from Omaha visited iii New York
city and in Washington, d. c.
An appointment was made by
their chaperon with Mrs. Harding
SO that the girls might call. They
also were introduced to the presi-
dent and talked with him moment.
Their visit with Mrs. Harding was
described as being most ENJOYABLE
and the girls think our first lady to
be unusually charming and sweet
of manner" +
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10
Creighton Gle G
Club. Concert
Sponsors

Ono OF the events of the coming
week will be the temperance OF the
Creighton University Glee club in
concert on Thursday evening, April
IA. at the Brandeis theater. =
The patrons and patronesses are
as follows; Mesdames c. w. Han1il-
ton, sr, c. w. Hamilton, jr., {. {.
Allison, L. F. Crofoot, Leo A. Hoff-
man, Adolph Sachs, Clyde Roeder,
B. H. Meile, ]. II. Hanley, E. R.
Porter, J. NJ. Harding and Lawrence
Brinker; Misses Eleanor Burkley and
Blanche Kinsler, Brig. Gen. Omar
Bundy, DR.. G. F. Simanek, Messrs.
!: A. C. Kennedy. T. P. Redmond, Z.
T. Kountze, E. NJ. Clennon, w. II.
Baumer, F. w. Judson, J. w.
Gamble, T. L. Droste, F. ]. Zenlan,
L.. ]. TePoel, and ]. F. McDermott.
a number OF fraternities of Creigh-
ION are planning parties for the oc-
casion: (. Among the organizations
which have arranged for parties are
Phi Rho Sigma. Phi Beta Pi and
Phi Chi medical fraternities, Delta
Theta Phi and Gamma Theta Phi
legal fraternities. Creighton bar
risters and freshman arts class. IS
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10

OF the most important OF the club
committees in point of3workas well
as responsibility.
Other musical organizations claim
some OF Mrs. Axtelps attention She
has been Interested in the municipal
concerts this season, and the ltin-
ior Musical club might truthfully
be called her hobby"
Officers chosen at the annual meet
ing were: Mrs. A. Y. Kinsler, presl-
dent; Mrs. O. T. Eastman, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Hoxic Clark and Mrs. H.
w. Pierpont, recording and member
ship secretaries; Mrs. A. ID. Dunn,
treasurer, and Mrs. c. M. Wilhelm,
auditor.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10

Mrs. c. W. Axteh. is one Of the
active and enthusiastic workers in
the Tuesday Musical club which
has Just closed a brilliant season.
For the past two years she has
served as membership secretary and
chairman of the membership COM
inittee. Prior to that time she was
recording secretary and chairman OF
active membership. The memNr-
ship OF this past year under her
leadership, reached Lbs.
During the coming season, Mrs.
Axtell will succeed Mrs. r. Beecher
Howell as chairman OF the program
committee which is considered one
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10
Artist Visitor

Clara Walsh Leland of Lincoln
left Saturday after a short visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walsh.
She came to Omaha to paint birch
trees here. Mrs. Walsh has ex-
hibited at the salon in Paris, Phila-
delphia Academy OF Fine Arts, Chi
cago' Art institute, St. Louis Art in
stitute, at St. Paul and other cities.
She studied at one time with Whis-
tier in the Academy Of Fine Arts,
Paris
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10
"WO OF Omaha's most hand
some and distinguished farl,i-
f;ae viii shortly he united by

llCS Will ~
a wedding. The engagement an
,iouncement will most surely be
made within the next 10 days and
will cause some little stir in prom
inent circles. =
It has been generally accepted
TACT that the couple are engaged but
the supposition has been that no an
nounccment would come for several
months.
The girl is a uost striking type,
is verv tall and her crownlrs
glory is a most wonderful titan
Shade. She has two brothers, one
located in Omaha and another who
is in school in the east. Her mother
is most aristocratic appearing sil-
yer-haired matron.
The mother OF the young man
also has snowy locks and is well
known as leader in affairs pertain
ing to society.
The young man, an only son,
Ilans to follow the vocation OF his
father who is prominent in legal
circles. At present he has been COM
pleting his preparations to enter up
on a career, and although not in
Omaha. he manages to spend good
share of his time with his beautiful
fiancee.
And what a wedding it will be! 1t
should be wonderful for the prin-
c.pals will be the most lovely bride
and beA looking groom Omaha has
seen in aiany a day. /
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10
TIyANTED-By a prominent
wv bachelor, one roommate
W guaranteed to be immune

w bachelor, one roommate
w guaranteed to be immune
from the wiles of the fair sex.
For many, MANY years. one of our
well-known bachelors lived in peace
and ,contentment with another of his
cult. But, alas and alaek, one day
his faithful friend hied away to- a
nearby >u and took unto himself
a wife make the agony of part
ing witt ithe roommate worse. our
dear bachelor was asked to be best
time he languished in loneli-.
ness but at length he discovered an
other of his own kind whom he
thought would be as good room
mate, if not better one than the
first.
The two 1eisurely settled them
selves in their new quarters and all
was merry as a marriage bell. Ienl-
pus fugited along on his happy way
and then, and then, our bachelor was
unexpectedly asked. would he be
best man at a wedding of his room
mate to a charming out-of-town
miss?
That wedding is over and our
friend is once more lonely At pres
cnt he fervently declares that he
will faithfully promise to provide
anv roommate with wife within
ninety days. To eliminate his diffi-
culties Gabby suggests. Mr.. Bachel-
or. why not find yourself wife?
rrOW we all do love the appre-
II ciative guest, the one who
AApraises the cooking, eats his
food with relish, and pays the host
css a few subtle compliments.
The youngest brother of the en-
gagged man was invited to dine at the
home of his sister-i n-law-to-be. Now,
although the youngest brother was
very young, nevertheless he had been
we'll trained in the ways OF diplo-
macy and should have known better.
When dinner was served, the
eager and hungry guest surveyed the
festal board with growing approval
until his eyes rested upon a wei
done juicy steak. "Aw, gee," he ex-
claimed in tones of disgust. "if I had
stayed home l could have had
chicken tod;
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10

Sucker bdtobe will be affair
with friends present There will be
attendants.
Following marriage Mr. Shedd and his bride will to Colorado
they will spend the months They plan reside this
city after fall.
attended school Nevada Ia, and in Des Moines
from the University of Nebraska and
Der of Phi Psi fraternity
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10
ivHfeAS sYvNo PHo1o

the weddings will be that Miss Conetta Elizabeth
H.
will home her parents Wednesday evening"
MAY The attendants will Halter and Arthur Bamman
L. H. Nelson of Humboldt Ia the engage
daughter Miss Alice Nelson of this city, George C.
Shedd also of Omaha
wedding place Wednesday, April 27 the home of
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10
w a S hington
Official
Society
Bureau Of The Bee.
Washington, April 9

Washington was never Loves
!icr thau just now. This is the ver'
dict of the Oldest inhabitant. Neithei
has it ever been more interesting
The new administration in its infancy
is giving promise OF social season
for next winter which has seldom
been surpassed in gaycty or brill
liancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10
Your
Delectable
BOnnets

NNE OF our charming Omaha ma
irons returning from an eastern
- trip brought with her delecta-
bic new spring hat, all fresh and crisp
and that sort of thing. Gabby didn't
see it, but imagines it was adorned
with green leaves and fruit. if not
vegetables. ....
With some elation Mrs. Charming
Matron displayed the creation to her
husband who was abstractly appreci-
ative until the price was mentioned.
Then he stood aghast Quickly re-
penting, however, for subtracting
from his wife's happiness, he. got
what comfort he could out OF the
situation.
Never mind, dear" he remarked.
1T will make good salad when you
are through wearing it,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10

~ABBY sympathizes with 4 local
= firm whose advertisement has
~ appeared in all Omaha papers
this week. She reads Our efforts.
to effect cleanup .. did
not materialize.' Oh well, these. are
nice spring days, and many OF US
find that our efforts do not material
ize.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10

4 T the Schumann-Heink con-
~ cert, two women. one IS petite
\ and pretty, and you know her
quite we'll, were conyersing glibly
in French. With all the vivacity
Of "home grown" Parisiennes. they
la-laed and oui-ouied.
Two girls who seemed to resent
what they could not understand.
listened.
What are they talking" one
asked the other rather sullenly.
"Yiddish,' came the unhesitating
and apparently sincere reply.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-10

vYyHAT did he mean, some
w where else"
W Allan Tukey spoke at the
luncheon Friday at Hotel Fonte-
nellie, upon which occasion Mrs. IL.
II. Wheeler OF Lincoln and Mrs:
Draper Smith OF Omaha, carriers OF
Nebraska's electoral vote to Wash
ington, were honor guests.
After appropriate remarks and III
closing, Mr.. Tukey said: Il hope
the next time one OF them will 60
to congress. or somewhere else.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

Burns brewing In the Iona hotel.
us Seventh ave. "Wednesday after.
noon. they say. lie was to be tried
In police court Thursday. Alleged
fake whisky bottle labels were seized
in the raid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
THIS WOMAN SUFFERED

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

Luna Park Swimming Pool opens
March 2s.-Advcrtisoment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Electric Signals
Fail to Stop Cops

Despite an electric signal system
dry squad officers caught Walter f..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

Mother. don't forget TO bring home
some Easter Dummies from Boldts.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
LIBERTY

Dorothy piekrcn. celebrated
dancer and entertainer. head. a
splendid east In tho George Ffx,
mauric. production. Paying the
PIper.- at the Liberty this week.
In the role OF barbara wyndharn
a society beauty. who prisies her~sii
on tho number ~ cixare's she can
smoke and who believes that every
thing cnn be done with money. Mlas
Dickson has a part 10 which her
charming mannsriNrns are readily
adapted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

For good apple pie. 10 TO Boldts.
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
STRAND

THE Great Love- the Hmm pray
in which vera Gordon In playing a,
the Strand. will close Friday night.
In this picture Miss Gordon has
the appealing role OF a EDoi.hearted
Italian mother who with her little
brood boards the big liner for
America In search OF a fortune.
There Il n pretty love story which
runs thru the plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

COLONIAL
People find happiness In many dif.
ferent ways. Ter. tho detective. In
Tex. Eiucidator OF Mysteries. .
found his in devotlng hin lifc TO the
service Of victims Of oircumstantis
evidence. Ills adventures while In
pursuit Of hts hobby are pictured at
the Colonial In 'Circumstantlal Eyi,
icnce.r the photoplay which opened
wednesday.
Glen White plays Tex
REX
when We Were Twenty one" the
picture drama at the Hex this week.
has proven very entertaining and
popular attraction. n. -. Warner.
who has hundreds 81 admirers among
ihe film pauona. Ia tho featured
player
The story II one Of love and sac.
rificr. and tho producers have fur
nished Warner with a splendid sup
porting cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Garden Tools
Have Lowered Prices Friday

Solid Steel Garden Hoes with strong sockets and
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Special ~ ~ -
-Four Tine Spading Forks, with steel shanks and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
'CI.Esf,fER

Frank Mayo not only looks ths
part Of IN. French Canadian hero
of The Magnificent Brute" nj the
cicmner this week. he lives u.
Mayo II noted for his portrayal Of
big outdoor characters and In this
latest picture he has plenty Of op-
portunity to display his talents.
The story Is lasd In the pictur.
esaue Hudson Bay country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

A DvfCE TO all huahand- II you
"A really would boss your wife. en-.
ter the movies.
There's Alan Holuhar. for instance
All day long he shouts orders al his
wife and she meekiy oteyA. It's Dor.
othy this and Dorothy that. when
the roel begins TO roll. He commands
and Mrs. Holutar submits. Get
down on your knees. Beg for
mercy Now. cryi Get up on your
fcct-' he commands. or uses words
TO that effect. The hrutei
ladies' how would you like 10 have
husband like ,hatf
hut It's all in the movies Holuhar
bozscd Dorothy In the making Of
Man -Woman-Ma Marriage" the film
drama al the Coliseum this week.
Thai hoAHing business only go~. In
the studio or on location. for they do
say that Alan and Dorothy are com.
ple,ely in love with each other.
Alan and Dorothy fell in love eigh,
years ago. They both are honncd
their bungalow at Hollywood by
Marie Gwcndoiyn. who Ia 6.
BLUE MOUSE
Republicans and democrats IN
spirited contest over IN. office Of dis
triet attorney Of rural county
and sccne- Of fervid political aciiv.
ity. wherein quaint small town
DOSES. attack and counter attack
the opposing candidates. form the
basis OF many exciting scenes OF
''Iiomerpun Polka" the film play at
the Blu. Mouse this week.
Thomas Inc. produced the picture
and Lloyd Hughes la featured as n
small town lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
1900 Yards of
Curtain Marquisette
Reduced to Csc the Yard

Good quality Curtain Marquisette, 36 inches
wide, in white, cream and ecru colors, on sale
tomorrow, the yard Csc. This is the first time
in many years we have been able to offer such
an extreme value in curtain marquisette.
Make your selections early.
-Secuud Floor. Drspey Section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
100 Pairs of
Marquisette Curtains
Are On Sale Friday
at $2.45 Pair

Splendid Quality Hemstitched Marquisette
Curtains trimmed with linen lace edge. These
are shown in white, cream and ecru colors, and
offer an opportunity to save on your window
drapery needs.
-Drapery Section. Second Flor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
TODAY's PROGRAMS

I TODAy's PROGRAMS
Lib HrN - Maurice Toarn~sv.s
Paying the rip~r."
htt MOT sf--fhemss %. inoe's
"itomespan IaIAs."
sttNNtit-fr~nk Mage In The
Magnificent urute."
co IL u = 4 M--pereshy Phillips In
Mae W eniaa-- N srftAgc"
| sfHA>b--ters Gordon In The
tsfssf~~t Love"
Goto>isfr--t.isn white In -Circum-
| stsniiai Bsidenes."
HtN~-u. a. Warner In ~Whsn We
Were r~eaty One"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
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The Washington times., 1921-09-08
CH|CAG0ANs
URGE PUBLIC
WORKF0RIDLE
Business Men Ask That $1oo,.
900, 900 for improvements
Be Used Immediately.
BY international News Service.

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Three definite
moves to reduce the cost of living ana
provide employment for Idle men were
under way in Chicago today.
A delegation of representative citi-
zens is planning to call upon State
and city authorities to ask an immedi.
ate beginning OF public Improvement
work that would provide employment
for more than 100000 men,. Funds
already have been appropriated, IL 10
claimed, for public improvements 70
cost 500. 900 900, and citizens will urge
that the work be gotten under way
Immediately. "a s,t
Members Of the various labor unions
today were discussing their attitude
toward the building trades agreement,
promulgated yesterday by Judge Ian,
dis, in which the wages Of skilled and
unskilled workers were reduced from
10 to 80 per cent, and new rules and
conditions for building trades work
outlined. Although many individuals
have expressed dissatisfaction with
the ruling made by Judge lands,
members of the labor unions have In
timated that they will urge acceptance
of the award upon the membership.
Unless the unions repudiate tte
agreement II is expected that building
operations that will give employment
to more than $4,000 will be undertaken
within the next few weeks.
A definite movement toward restora-
ton Of per cent. street car fares here
also is under way today. A statement
Monday showing that earnings OF the
The Washington times., 1921-09-08
GOODS SHINE SHOES
TO BUILD TEA HOUSE

LANSING, Sept. s. - This In the
story Of tho house the goods built. They
shined shoes In public. at 10 cents a
shine. they sold lemonade, served
lunches, did housework and all man.
ner OF things, but they raised $1,000
and built the house.
Determination on the part Of the
goods at the Michigan Agricultural
College built The Flower Pot" That
IL its trade name. Literally, II Is q
practice house" for senior students
in the home economics course.
The Flower Pot" 10 a tea room
built in a ramshackle building on the
Michigan Agricultural College cam
US. II has a dining room and q kitchen
and some homely homemade fixtures.
Breakfast, luncheon and dinner are
served. The food 10 furnished largely
from the Michigan Agricultural Col.
lege farm and by the boys and girls
clubs which are conducted through
out the state under the direction of
the extension department Of the col.
lege. .-... .E.