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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
Ell JUEz DE GUAYAlIA soLICITA
INHIBIESE EN- Ell AsUNTo EN-
CONTRA DEL FISCAL QUIEoNEs

segiin nuestros informes, para hoy
por La mafiana esta senalado en- la Cor
te de Distrito de Guayama el case por
scometimiento y aggression, seguido por
Avelino Perez en- contra del fiscal Qui
fones.
FL lrez arroyo de ese Distrito, ha
eirigiao un te.egfama al Gobernador
soIicitando ser inhibido en- ese case.
Probablemente sera nombrado Ell
Juez Diaz cintr6n, de Ponce, para que
actue en- Guaysma como juez especial
en- este asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
LLOYD GEORGE CONVERSE
EXTENSAMENTE SON Ell REV
EN- PALACIO

LoNDRES, octubre 17.-Lloyd Geor-
ge visit6 aver las cuatro treinta al
rey Jorge en- Ell Palacio de Buckingham.
La entrevista duro cuatro horas.
{. Ell Jefe del gobierno, quien debi6 sa-
lir a las seis para el campo no 10 hizo
hasta la noche.
Los peri6dicos atribuyen una inpor
tancia extraordinaria a dicha entire
vista, zero no hacen manifestations
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
Las dispOSiCiOnes del
Attorney General de
los EstadOs IJnidOs
CCOntInuaci6n dc u IL. pas.D

y la perdida de las muchas entra-
das que obtiene nuestro Tesoro In
sular, Sc creara una nueva crisis
por la falta de barcos extranjeros
que sigan llevando nuestro cafe a
Europa Y otros paises, en- la mis-
ma forma Y dentro de igual contra
tacion que Sc hacia hasta ahora.
10 QUE DICE Ell. DIRECTOR
DE LA PROHIBICION SOBRE Ell
ASUNTO
Con motive de las disposiciones
del attorney Generaln Daugherty'', /,
para que los agentes de la Pohibi-
cion confisouen las bebidas aIcoho-
licas en- los vapores sextfanieros que
penetren en- el Unite de- las tres mi
Has senaladas por. la ley como
"aguas nacionales' tvisitamos en- Ia
tarde de aver al Colnfsionado de la
Prohibition, don Mariana Pesquera,
quien Sc mostr6 muy resewado a
las preguntas que le hiciaramos.
Sin embargo, podemos asegurar a
nuestros lectores, que Ia orden dada
por Ell Departamento &c la Pohibi
ci6n sus agentes es terminate Y
regina en- Puerto Rico de la nisna
manera q. en- los Estados Unidos. FL
Sr. Pesduera nos dijo, que el no po-
dia divulgar los secretos de su De
partamento y que cuando estuviera
"echado el puente" el 10 cruzarfa,
como ha sido siempre SUI Inca de
conducta.
Ell Jefe de la Prohibition de los
Estados Unidos ha dado instrucciones
sus oficiales, para que estos actuen
de acuerdo con las disposicicnes adop
tadas por Washington.
Es probable que todo vapcr de ban
dera extraniera que arribe Puerto
Rico, a cuasquier otra possession anne
ricana, conduciendo a su bordo bebidas
Ealcoh6 icas, ssran confscadas por las
lsautoridades federales.
Dentro de pocos dias negaran a San
Juan algunos vapores extranjeros, en-
ire los cuales hay franceses v espaio
leshy ke teme que sean sometidos al
rigcr de la nueva Regla, a menos que
praeben que sa,ieron del puerto de pro
cedencia antes del IA del corriente.
81 las bebidas Que conduzcan q boz
do los vapores espaioles y franceses
son confscadas, los consignatarios dc
las Companies navieras tendran que
elevar sus quejas a sus respectivos Con
sules, quienes SUI vez las notiicarar
a sus gobiernos en- espera de instruc
Clones
Ante la greve perspective que ofr'
ce para Puerto Rico la resoluci6n Dc
Mr.. Daugherty, pues muchos de nues
Ftros productos Quizas no puedan ser q
portados a Espaiia y Francias Ell 81
nor Pesquera nos dijo Que tuvi6ramo
fe en- Uncle Sam pues 81 siempre e
! su oportunidad resolveria e. conhicto
,oniendo al servicio de los intereses de
pals algunOs barcos de los del s'ship
ping Board"
Z -.
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coNsTANTINoPLA, octubre IL
Los Altos comisarios Aliados dec aran
que la evacuation de Tracia continna
en- calna.
Dcstacamentos aliados han llegado
Rodosto prosiguiendo hacia los pun
tos abandonados por los griegos.
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tidad responsible 0 fiadora: Pueblo

tidad responsible 0 fiadora: Pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
Para terminar opino, pues, que
cualquier licitador que haya obteni-
do la buena pro en- una subasta, 81
el Pueblo de Puerto Rico por su
Consejo Ejecut's le retirara, POI
Grfa acudir rortes de Justicia
en- plena con.ianza seguridad de
que el Pueblo de Puerto Rico seria
obligado mantener su compromise
81 buena fe empehada.
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M. BoUILLON sERA oBsEQUIADo
CON UN BANQUETE

PARIS, octubre 17.-Los miembros
del cuerpo Diplomatico acreditado en-
esta capital obsequiaran Ell domingo
con ul banquete q su colega M. Frau
lin BOuillOn, 'quien retorn6 Eyer de
Oriente
Ell Presidente de la RepTblica y
q, Jefe del gobiefno son inEitados de
honor. 500 skA
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Los ALIADOS ESTAN CONSI-
DERANDO LA CONVENIEN=
CIA DE INVITAR a ESTADOS
UNIDOS A LA CONFERENCIA

PARIS, octubre 17-Los gobiernos
aliados puestos de acuerdo estan con-
siderando la conveniencia de invitar al
gobierno de Estados Unidos a tomar
parte en- Ia pr6xima conferencia sobrs
las cuestiones del Cercano Este. Antes
de hacer formalmente La invitaci6n los
Aliados Sc proponen sondar la opinion
en- Washington.
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ORA. PALMYRA GATELL
DE RODRIGUEZ

PaFficiDa 3 su clientele estar de
nuevo al frente de su oficina
Avenida Taft No. =. Tel. 56g.
Horas de consultas
De 2 as p. M.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18

Sc encuentra en- .esta Ciudad, en- via
10 de negocios, ei Brominente cabarero
de San Sebastian don Narcisc Rabell
Cabrero, Comisionado de Instruction
Hacienda de la referida poblaci6n.
Le saludamos afectuosamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
HoMBRE HERIDo

Anteayer, mientras Ell individuo Ma
nuel Rodriguez trabajaba bordo del
vapor "Montoso" de la New York
and Porto Rico S. S. Co.., sufri6 una
cafda, de la cual result6 con una leve
herida en- Ell craneo. FL practicante se-
nor Porrata Doria asisti6 al herido.
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LA CRISIS sIGUE EN- PIE.

LoNDREs, Octubre liza crisis mi
nisterial sigue en- pie. Sc agharda con
imp aciencfa: la aettni6n de los Minis
tros conservadores que Sc sllS1ara ca
bo Ell jueves bajo la presidencia de
chamberlain. a. ii
El sshpS lIloyd Getrgs estisllo esta
mahana Ell Ia, camara ds los tbmunes
confrenciando brevemente con .el Pre-
sidente con referencia las interpela-
clones que hay en- proyecto contra el
gobierno.
Ell Jefe del gobierno regres6 a item
po para asistir la reunion del Gabi-
nete que Sc celebro medic dfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
M. BARTHoU coNDEcoRADo

PARIS octubre 17-El rey A1ber-
to de Belgica ha conferido el gran cor
don de la orden de leopold M. Bar
thou, por la ayuda prestada por este
a los delegados belgas que asistieron
a la conferencia de Geneva.
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tUnited Press. via All America Gables

WASHINGTON, octubre 17-El EN-
bajador de g'aterra Mr.. Gedes en-
trego hoy en- Ell Departamento de Esta-
do una nota de su gobierno rehusando
aceptar la proposition de Estados Uni
dos para perseguir Y capturar los va
pores que navegando fuera de las tres
millas marinas lleven bordo bebidas
embriagantes.
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Ell, PROYECTO FRANCES EsTA 81
BRE LA JURISDICTION DEL
CoMITE

LoNDREs, octuBre 17.-Los peri6
dicos consideran el proyecto de M. Poin
care fuera de la Jurisdiction del Co
mite de Indemnizaciones.
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UN ATRoPELLo poLIc1Aco
(PoR TELEGRAFo)

(PoR TELEGRAFo)
Manati, octubre IL, 1922.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
En- estos momentos ACADIA de ser ma
caneado por el policia Antonio Santa
go, plaza 2S2, Ell menor Manuel silva.
Juan GRATERoLEs Jr.
Comerciante.
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BRADBURY Sc PRoPONE PREsEN
TAR sU PRoYEcTo TAMBIEN EN-
BRUsELAS

PARIS, octubre 17.-Lord Bradbu
ry quien esta ausente en- Londres, ha
declarado que Sc propone presentar en-
Ia conferencia de Bruselas su plan re-
ferente indemnizaciones.
Como es sabido el proyecto brita
rico ha sido repudiado en- tcdas sus
cIausulas por ell Gabinete de M. Poin
care.
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CUnised Press, via All America cables'

PARIS, octubre 17.-''Le Temps di
ce que en- una reunion Nevada cabo
esta niafana en- Ell Ministerio de Rela
clones Exteriores Y : la que asistieron
los tecnicos fnancieros y Ell ministro
de Hacienda sefor Lastyre, M. Poinca
re di6 conocer en- sus lineas genera
les su plan sobre Ell arreglo de las
indemnizaciones
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LA EvACUACIoN DE TRAcIA CON
TINUA SIN INCIDENTES
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Ia PRoHIBIcIoN EN- LAS CoRTE
INSULAREs

Aver fuimos informados que los
Comisionados Federales seguiran STEM
pre- actuando en- los casos de violaci6n
a Ia Ley voIstead de alguna importan
cia y las cortes Insulares solo tendran
Jurisdiction en- los pequefos casos de
prohibition, siempre que no Sc referan
personas reincidentes.
ARMAs Y MUNICIoNEs PARA Ell
sR. PEsQUERA
FL Comisionado de Ia Prohibition
don Mariana Pesquera, recibi6 pOr el
tiltimo vapor de los Estados Unidcs,
varias caias conteniendo balas y ar.
mas dc fuego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
Ell PLAN A BEUsELAs

FL plan Poincare sera discutido en-
la pr6xima conferencia econ6mica que
Sc proyecta celebrar en- Bruselas.
Sc anuncia oficialmente que los miem
bros de, Comite de Indemnizaciones,
con exception de los delegados ingle
ses, apoyan resueltamente el proyecto.
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hgldterrd no estd cOnforme
con el criterio de Estados Uni
dos acerca de la prohibition

TERMINATES ,porque Lloyd George Sc
ha negado enfaticarnente a dar infor-
mes acerca del resultado de La misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
IA. POincare daacOnOcer Su plan
para el arreglo de Ia question
relatiUa d indemnizaciones

La situacion segun los militares ALA
dos, es satisfactoria.
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5cUAL Es Ell PLAN?

Ell plan de M. Poincare, segun 10 da
q conocer lie Temps consiste en- so
lucionar las cuestiones relatives in
dennizaciones, mediante la reduction
de los pagos de guerra cincuenta mil
millones de frances, condicion EXPIRE
sa y defnida de que los gobiernos ALA
dos consient en- arregtar las deudas con
traidas entire ST.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
M. BARTHoU ENDOSA Ell
PRoyECTO

Ell presidente del Comite de Indem
nizaciones, M Barthou favorece de
acuerdo con manifestacicnes que hicie
ra anoche, ell proyecto de M. Poincare.
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FRANc1A ENToNcES DEBERA RE-
crBrR sUFICTENTEs GARANTIAs

De adoptarse el proyecto Poincare el
gobierno de Francia debera recibir ga
rantias suficientes de que Alemania cum
plira sus obligacicnes aelnente y sin
NADIA de aplazamientos.
Entire las garantias que pide M Poln
care figura Ia de extender 81 tempo de
ocupacion de las regiones del Rhin.
Ell PLAN, CON LIGERAs vARIAN-
TEs Es Ell MTsMO QUE LLEvo
PoINCARE A LoNDREs
Dice lie Temps que Ell plan de
M Poincar6 con variantes muy ligeras
y canbios sin importancia es el mismo
que rev6 a la conferencia de Londres
Ell Jefe del Gobierno.
Las clausulas, agrega, son las mis-
mas. sustancialmente
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Rules for Women,

Things to be carefully avoided by
women, as translated from the Japa-
nese of Hokusai:
4. The ways of women who have
their hearts always full OF jealousy
and envy of others.
2. The idle visiting of temples
and shrines.
3. Cherishing resentment against
others on account of your own i'll
fortune, without repenting of and
correcting, your own intakes, even
when trifing.
T. Ridicule even OF triAes seen
or heard; calumny and backbiting.
5. Speaking too freely and in
discreetly to others of important
matters.
E. Neglecting filial piety and
fidelity and forgetting the profound
gratitude due to masters and par
ents.
7. Disrespect toward your hus-
band through self-assertion, con-
trary to the laws of heaven.
8. Envy of others who enjoy
prosperity without considering the
ways and means by which it was at.
tanned.
9. Scorn and insult toward those
who have fallen into povety through
their fidelity and honesty.
10. Indulgence in pleasures, mus
ic, sightseeing and playgoing.
II. Such i'll temper and jealousy
as make women needless of the
scoffing Of others.
II. Making light Of others
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Annual Sprin G
Demonstration
Y. w. 6. A.

The annual spring demonstration
OF the department OF health eduea-
ton. Y. w. c. A.. will be held In
the City auditorium Tuesday eve.
ming. May 9. at Sis o'clock under
direction OF Mrs. Lucy Jane Cid
dings and Miss Mary Jewell.
The program will include letter
dance by Mareella Ashby; Dutch
twins dance. Anne Boeek and Norma
Wass: nature studies DAWN. Irene
Winter. Grace Gelle and Dorothy
Crawford. birds Awake). Mabel
Van Brunt. Alice Drake and Anne
Rasmussen: daisy Chainsl. Lee
Wiberg. Berniee Ruxion, Lola san.
dy. lShepherd's Pipesl. Norma
Wass. Norma Weeks and Mrs. G.
McCory; (Sundown). Anne Boeck
and Elsa Drews: Sandman, Poppies,
Rustic Courtship. Witches. Dixie, In
the Park and Tryolian Trio. deserip,
tive numbers will be given by the
various classes. The following floor
drills will also be given Pyramids,
wands and dumbbelis. Indian clubs,
apparatus and ealisthenic drill and
/ouzyr drill
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
"Child O Mine
By CLARA CLARKsON ross.


tNote: The following poem was writ
loss OF her daughter. Florence. Both Mrs
Phiibn and Mrs Foss arc former Omaha
residents. Mrs. Foss Is at present visiting
Mrs Charles Sherman):
ou. OF Life's garden I plucked a rose,
A rose OF the softest hue
kissed It and pressed 1t close to my
heart
For the rose-Child o. Mine-was you.
You with the CLINT Of gold in your hair
With eyes OF the Heavens own blue
The blush Of the rose upon your cheek
This was you--Child o Mine-Just YOU
Down Life's rose -bordered path We wan
dered
With love that Is given to few
For my life-like climbing rose vine
Was wound-Child o. Mine-around you.
Now I walk alone In my garden
My life must be made anew
For you left me. one time in the twilight
All alone-Chiid o. Mine-without you.
Though the dear God called you 10 Him
This comfort 1 have-'ts true
In the whispering of natures voices
In the soft sweet note Of the meadow
lark
In the scent of the flower. wet with
In the sunbeam, dancing across my floor
see you-Child o. Mine-dear you.
when my journey through life Ia over.
And my eyes look toward Heavens
blue,
I'll be glad-for I'll walk in Gods garden
Hand in hand-Child O. Mine-with
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Hostess House Opened.

The hostess house at the Bellevue
Vocational school which was fur
nished by the l.. o. E. club will be
formally opened Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
A feature of the program will be a
dance number by Harriet Mckenzie
and Jack Lee, lupils Of Madame Mil
dred Maxine. A song and dance
act will be given by Miss Donna
Brewer and piano selections by Miss
Eean Johnson. Tea will be served at
tthe close of the program.
The committee in charge OF the
affair includes Mesdames Ray Good-
row, c. S. Marshall and Harry john
Ston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30

Tie girl at q sesdueationsl school
Or college is always confronted by
many problems concerning her at
titnds toward the men or boys in her
class, Most Of these problems could
be avoided or perhaps answered IL
she would heed some "donl's,"
Don't fiTi might be one Of the
warnings Ter the fair coed, II Is q
good one, In one sense, for ilifiatlons
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30

lrY 10 prove Yonrssli an exception,
Don't tsil 10 appreciate The seH'
deFiul opportunities YOU have tot
forming strong friendships with grit
Just because you arc 4 BIZ saTTise
away With the chances for TREND
ships with men, The Young woman
who comes out OF q eosduealions
college with lew friends among lh'
other Young women students hsl
lost much OF The best In her eollse,
life aud has probably showed hslssl
a little below par As good breeding
goes
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30

ton, due 10 q failure 10 realize
what their social position is,
II, Negligence OF pafshls-ih-laN
and ignoring the fact that such con-
duet sTouses public esnsurs,
IS Negligence OF stsp-ehild OF
children and . shameless indihsF-
enee 10 public feproaeh on thai
score,
10, Becoming TOO friendly With
any male felatiye-in-law. however
closely related he may be.
20. Hating persons OF good con-
duet and loving those who faltsf.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30

through q 100 high eonesii ai won'
ems spish elessTnsss
is lnyenting cunning stories
against friends and rejoicing at the
sorrows OF others,
IA, Adjoining themselves in beau
tiful attire and 'fappings and ieav.
ing their maids meagerly clad and
neglected,
IS, Becoming familiar and free
with priests and missionaries on the
prelest OF religious conversation.
10, Estravsganee In money mat
tiers and discomfort with their posi-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Problems at CoeducationaI School

ssFrisd on IN the classroom ars IN
the worst possible taste sgd show q
great lack not only OF breeding but
of courtesy toward the instructor, OF
course. many happy romaness begin
In eaedueslionsl colleges, Blu, the
classroom is not the place Tor them,
Don't try 10 disregard the rules II
there Is a rule that says no girl may
be out after 9 o'clock with . man
studen, without q ehaperon. don't
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Society
Personals

Dr.. J. c. Bishop is III at the Swed-
ish Mission hospital.
Mrs. ID. s. Cheney OF Kansas City
. visiting her sister. Mrs. +. 5,
Hunter.
Mrs. Carl Gray is in Hot Springs,
Ark. where she will probably remain
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober, Cowell and
their daughter, Miss Mona Coweil,
are at present in Japan.
Mrs. Mary L. Van Gieson re-
turned Tuesday evening from Cali
iornia. where she spen, the winter.
Mrs. ]. w. Mexican OF Cheyenne.
Wyo.. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Henry Wilson OF Council Bluffs, Ia.
Russell Funkhauser left Saturday
for Lincoln. where he is spending
the weekend with his faneee. Miss
Mary Richardson.
Miss Angela Herzberg arrived
home from New York. Washington
and Wheeling. w. Va. where she
has been spending the winter.
Mrs. Bruce Baker OF Salina. Kan,
who has been visiting Mrs. Robert
LOOMS, leaves Sunday 10 visit at
Kansas City before going TO her
home.
Mrs. Meyer Fridstein will arrive
Tuesday from Chicago for a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Bergman. Mrs. Fridstein was form
erly Miss Evelyn Bergman.
Mrs. Charles II. Aull is seriously
i'll at her home and was unable TO
60 on to Washington TO attend ID.
A. X. congress held there. She is
chairman OF the subcommittee on
schools and colleges.
Mrs. ]. w. Christie and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, who have been win
,ering in La Belle, Fla. are expected
home the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Christie and his family will be
at home for the summer at 5000
Lafayette avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Staplcton, who was in
Omaha last week as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Hamilton. has re-
turned to Washington. George Ham,
ilton, jr., hance OF Miss Marion Ham
ilton, recently spent 10 days here,
but has also returned to Washington.
Mrs. Benjamin Harwood Of Gar
den City, Long Island, is expected
Monday morning for visit with her
father. ]. Frank Dietz. and her sis
ter. Miss Louise Dietz. Mrs. Har-
wood will be accompanied by her
2-ycar-old daughter, Joan. They
will stay at the Blackstone.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton and her two
accompanied by her sister,
Miss Pepa de Cistue, are sailing May |
E on the Homeric for France. They /
will visit their sister, Nine. Gerard
d'Aquin, and plan to spend two years
or more in Europe. Mrs. Hamilton
visited in Omaha about six weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell Of
will arrive in May to
be the guests of Miss Dorothy Jud-
son for a short time and to attend
the Junior league show. Miss JUDI
son was a member Of the Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell's bridal party at their
recently solcmnized in Min
Leapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Three Davs' Bazaar.

The Holy Angels parish will hold
a three days bazar next week for
the benefit of the church. 1t will
take place Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. A dance will be held
every evening. There will be card
party Thursday afternoon and an
entertainment for children Friday
afternoon. In charge Of the ar
rangements will be the Mesdames
James O'Connell, R. L. Lenahan. R.
r. McLeestcr, M. ]. Sullivan,
Thomas Golden, Amelia Kearney,
Katherine Jacobson, H. L. Haney,
Messrs. John Fitzpatrick and Frank
Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Get Acquainted Club.

The Get Acquainted club meets
this evening at 7:30 o'clock at First
Uhitarian church, Turner boulevard
and Harvey street. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Miller will be host and hostess.
The program will include Profess
sor Walter Scott and his trick bird;
vocal selections by Miss Margaret
Shea and violin solos by Truman
Morsman. All strangers and lonely
folk welcome.
A box supper party will be given
by the club Thursday evening at 8
osr1ork
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
May Morning Breakfast

Mrs. William MeNichols' and Mrs,
d. G. Robbs' divisions OF the
Woman's Aid society, Grace Meth
odist Episcopal church. Tweniy-iifth
and T. streets. will serve a May
breakfast at the church Thursday
morning from g until 9 a. m. Reser-
ya,ions may be made with Mrs. Nc
Nichols. Market $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Nurses Graduate.

st. GATHERINGS hospital training
kchool will hold its graduation exer-
(tises Monday evening at the Creigh-
ten auditorium. The graduates are:
Misses Catherine Brennan. Nell Gra-
dy, Eulalia Cavanaugh, Madeline
Wahlcn, Margaret Harley, Helen
Hughes. Sarah Anne Gallagher and
Olive Moore.
The annual banquet and dance OF
St. GATHERINGS alumpae took place
Thursday evening, when the gradual
ing class were honor guests.
In charge of the dinner. we're Miss
sloaefihevSoughlin. Veronica Kent,
And Nell Winters The toastmis-
trcss was Miss Celestine Herman. The
dance committee included the Misses
Alice Herman. Kitty Grady and Mrs.
Marion Risedorf.
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Eyenin1 Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. '. H. Nickel enter
tanned Saturday evening at bridge
ssaty at their home at the Carter
Lake club. There will be 20 guests.
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X. B. Funkhouser
to Wed Lincoln
Girl in May

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Richard
son OF Lincoln announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Mary,
10 Russell Buchanan Funkhouser,
son Of Mrs. Millard Funkhouser OF
this city.
The wedding will take place a,
the Richardson home Saturday. May
20. The couple will reside in Omaha
., iJo North forty-iirst street
Both Miss Richardson and Mr..
Funkhouser attended the University
~ Nebraska. Mr.. Funkhouser is a
member OF Phi Psi fraternity and
his ianeee. a member OF ri Phi
sorority.
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Alumnae CHAPTER Meet.

Alumnae chapter of Kappa Phi
Delta will meet Wednesday evening
at the home of Miss Helen Miller,
1929 South Twenty-sixth street.
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p Z. O. Luncheon.

Chapter B. X. of the P. E. o. Sis
terhood will have a covered dish
luncheon Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. w. H. Kearns. l04 South Fiji
fiefh avenue
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Rurnmaee Sale,

The club house committee of the
Omaha Woman's club will conduct
rummage sale at 1864 South Twen-
ty-ninth street Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
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Card Party for Church.

The Woman's guild of St. An
drews will give card party in the
guild room on May 3. Mrs. John
Douglas is in charge.
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TH DeIt. Sorority.

Mrs. L. c. Emert and Miss Doro-
thy Roach will entertain at luncheon
Saturday, p. m, for members Of
Delta Delta Delta sorority at the
home Of Mrs. Emert, 845 South Fif-
ty.ninth street.
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Rene6t Dance.

The War Mothers will give a ben
eft dance Monday evening. May l,
at Roseland. 1t is to be an old-time
dance.