Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 12

THE LINCOLN STATE JOURIXAL. MUiNUAYi MAY 23, 1927. PEOPLE YOU KNOW. The annual initiation of Sigma XI, followed by the annual banquet, will take place at 6:30 Monday evening at the University club. Dr.

M. Mayhew, chief of staff at the Lincoln General Hospital, will be guest of honor, and places will be arranged for more than one hundred members and friends of the society. Prof. E. H.

Harbour will make the main address, and other numbers on the program will include music by Miss Ida Lustgarten, the presidential address by Prof. H. H. Marvin, and toasts by Charles Wible for the active members, Miss Evelyn Hesseltine for the graduate associate members, and Miss Wilma Searson for the senior associate members. New officers of the society, who have been elected for next year and will take office Monday evening, are Prof.

E. F. Schramm as president; Prof. M. H.

Swenk, vice-president; Prof. M. E. Gaba, treasurer; Prof. E.

N. Andersen, secretary; and Dr. R. H. Wolcott, councillor.

Professor and Mrs. A. A. Reed have returned from Superior where he gave the address at the commencement exercises of the high school on Friday evening. Many of the graduates were sons and daughters of former pupils of Professor Reed when he was superintendent of city schools at Superior twenty years ago.

An interesting feature of the rogram was the awarding of the Foster scholarship Athl'etic medal presented by Foster Matchett in behalf of his mother Mrs. Matchett, who was formerly a TUESDAY'S EVENTS. rlub. Lincoln hotel, noon club, i i i hotel, noon Olitimlitu Hub hrealif.mt park. 1:16 m.

Closing nobbum theater. p. meellnf of board cduca- i and Fork club. Lincoln hotel, in evening. A i i a women meet at 8 o'clock at the -lty auditorium to make wreaths for Decoration day.

rnUeraal Societies auxiliary to Koiu of Veteran! o. 7 i 1'iorlor Duncan, 75 South 2 p. m. Lincoln chapter No. MS, O.

E. 8. In- atlon Ht Maaonlc temple. nrh and S. 8 p.

m. Superior resident, is this scholarship. establishing Miss Frances Westering returned Sunday evening from Omaha where she spent the week end with friends. On Saturday, Miss Westering was the guest of honor at a luncheon at which Miss Evelyn Schellak presided as hostess at her I home in Omaha, 3160 Dodge street. The guests included twelve friends of Miss Westering.

A color scheme of green and yellow was carried out in the appointments of the luncheon and card table accessories A miscellaneous shower for the bride-to-be featured the after noon. The Farragut Woman's Relief Today's Big Offer To Those Who Have Stomach Distress Eead What Harley Drug Co Has to Say About Dare Mentha Pepsin. i When you have any trouble wit your digestion, such as gas. heavinee and dlstention, why fool with thing which at'best can give only partial Special communication. ''rafumen No.

314. A. K. A. M.

at CrafU- rn B. 7.30 p. m. Muster aKrtn Ben-Hur In K. P.

hall in evening. Charity Rcbckah lodge No. 3. I. O.

O. hall, 8 p. m. Election of officers. The Charchec.

Sheridan Boulevard Baptist, missionary meeting i Mrs. W. T. Backus. 2:31 p.

m. Grace Methodist, motion picture, at hurch 8 p. South Side cin-le i Mra. L. O.

311S 11 a. ctu- ral circle at c-hurch, 1 p. m. Trinity Methodist, vanishing tea with E. J.

Burltett, 1944 2:30 p. m. Second Preabyterian. monthly meeting officers and teachers in church. 6:30 p.

Westminster Presbyterian, circle two. uest lunvheon i Dana. V. Cole. 443 Bewell.

1 p. in. Swedigh Emanuel Mission Covenant, oncert at church. 8 p. m.

Social Calendar. Marriage of Miss Mildred Moyer nd Robert S. Baynard of St. Petersburg. la-, at o'clock in the evening at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs.

'Jharlcs Moyer. 1954 B. Ladies day at Kastridge. golf day at the Country club. Kappa.

Delta Mothers club flnal business meeting of the year at 2 o'clock at the chapter house. Wiki-Wiki 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. William Mulder. 1032 South Four- eenth. Y.

W. C. A. all-association May day 'rolic in the evening. Mrs.

J. H. Violet 1 o'clock bridge uncheon at Hocel Cornhusker. Mrs. E.

R. Black and Mrs. R. L. iVolfe, miscellaneous shower in the evening at the home of Mrs.

Black, 2005 South Twenty-sixth street in compliment to Miss Ernestine Levers. Miss Maurine Champe and Miss Betty hfllner, evening bridge party at the home of Mlsa Milner, 1909 South Twenty-seventh street, honoring Miss Frances Wes- tulle at the ends of the table Bridge followed the luncheon. Ixren and Allan Grassmueck, who have been living in Lincoln with since the death of their mother two months ago. have gone to Nebraska City where they will be with their father, Ralph Grassmueck and brother. George Ludwig.

Miss Emma Grassmueck and Mrs. Webster Grassmueck df Lincoln were their guests over the week-end. An all association party of the Y. W. C.

A. in the nature of an indoor May day frolic will be held at the association building Tuesday evening. Between seventy-five and one hundred guests are expected to attend. A feature of the evening's WHAT'S DOING TONIGHT. American Option Ma'itt-r Hurbern of Nebraska at Lincoln tiol'l, 7 p.

in. Annual ntudentii riwion at Templi- p. of Honor Nw. hall Huvelock. The OUUK ladles Sodality of St.

Patrick's church will present a or nonor birtiniav party for I three-act play, An Early Bird. Wednesday at 8 i. at the St. Patrick's auditorium. Sodality girls oi the church entertained In honor of Miss Isabelle Brown Wednesday evening at their room in the St.

Patrick's hall. Miss Brown is to be a bride. I The Havelock 1. O. O.

F. born In April May and June. K. of B'. B.

I- hall. p. nuppi-r. Temple- NO. O.

K. K. charter ilay banquet at Scottish i temple. 5 l. In charge of IS" com-tavp nf Ml.

Morlah i NO. 4. i. m. Order of the templi-.

State of Nebraska a sullpc'r Vii'icp-orih i.akc will confer the third degree upon three candidates Wednesday evening. Election of officers will be held. k. Mary Kllrll xllvrr i In the evening at her Sixteenth 'street. complimentary to Mien Kdna Sigma XI annual I i i a i and I'aii- quet at the University program will be the crowning a Mar, B.m roft.

May queen. There will be tnree Xt y. Xt nd south street Maypole dances and Mary Cochran i tary to MISS Exthcr The Misses and Kleni mann. linen shower in the evening at their home In compliment to will give a aolo dance. Mrs.

Etta Fraker will sail on the steamship Republic September 7. and will spend a week at the American Legion convention in Paris. From there she will go inot Germany and Switzerland with a probable short sojourn in Italy. Mrs. Fraker intends to visit London, but she is indefinite about the date of her return and may remain abroad until the first of December.

Miss Leah Brown. Dr. and Mrs. Ed Morrill and family of Fort Collins, will arrive in the city on Thursday or Friday to be present at the dedication of Morrill hall. They will be the house guests of Dr.

and Mrs. R. G. Clapp. Mrs.

E. C. Huffman has resigned her position as clerk in the office of the United States attorney, effective June 1. Jncoln Sunday from Auburn where she has been teaching dur- ng the year, and will spend the ummer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Leech. terine. W. P. O.

C. club with Mrs. E. G. relief.

Why not get a medicine that Is made 2K SSSStS SSVSSVIG Pepsin, a deHghtftil eliilr that is sold bv Marley Drug Co. and all live druK- 9 ts with the distinct understanding fhat if it doesn't greatly help you your money wilt be gladly returned. Demand reputable druggist will offer you a Bivlns. 1445 Washington, at 2:30. Teachers at Hawthorne school entertain in the afternoon for Jliss Frances Westering.

Mrs. J. A. Grimison. luncheon at the Hotel Cornhusker complimentary to Mist Dorothy Barkley and O.

C. Collins. Captain and Mrs. V. G.

Huskea and Captain and Mrs. Floyd Harding bridge dinner at the Country club. Mrs. H. G.

James luncheon for her bridge club at the University club. 'Dean H. H. Foster stag: dinner at the University club in honor of Prof. E.

M. Dodd. Chaperons club with Mrs. Clara Blakeley at the 'Alpha Xi Delta house, 1527 M. B.

E. D. club, 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Adna Dobsou. 3024 Stratford avenue.

The Misses Elizabeth Pitsch and Frances Sutton, dinner at their home in the Blacktone. apartments complimentary to MIsa Alice Amen. Mrs. A. H.

Brown, miscellaneous shower at her home, in the evening honoring Miss Leah Brown. Cambridge-Lincoln club at 2:00 p. m. with Mrs. Guy Butler.

3236 R. Miso Helen Pfeift 7 o'clock dinner at the Hotel Cornhusker complimenting the officers of Zeta Delphian chapter. Mrs. Charles A. Robbins.

luncheon at her home. 1825 street, complimentary to Mrs. George Schwake, Mrs. Ira Atkinson, and Mrs. E.

R. Wells. La Coterie club, dinner at 6:38 p. m. with Mr.

and Mrs. O. Martin, 1527 Souht Twentieth street. Mrs. B.

A. George, bridge luncheon at her home, 1856 South Twenty-sixth street. The Ohaper DK, P. E. O.

at the home of Mrs. C. H. Roper. 1JO East Eighteenth Uniyersity Place in the evening.

Hartley Parent-Teacher association at 2 o'clock, Tuesday Travel club 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. L. W. Korsmeyer. 2305 A.

View Parent-Teacher association picnic after school on the old school grounds. Lotus chapter of the Delphian society at 3 o'clock at the Linden hotel. The Bizad executive council of the University of Nebraska college of business administration has elected Wayne Gratigny as president for next year, and Miss Florence Benson as secretary. The council is made up of two members each from the men's commercial club, the women's commercial club, Delta Sigma Pi and Alpha Kappa Psi. state parliamentarian for the Nebraska Federation of Women's clubs, stopped in Lincoln Monday on her way home from Davenport, la.

She acted as official parliamentarian of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs, at the biennial convention held May 17 to 20 in Davenport. Mrs. B. A. George will entertain a company of friends on Tuesday at a luncheon at her home, South Twenty-sixth street.

Garden flowers will decorate the tables where twenty-eight guests will find their places. An afternoon of bridge will follow the luncheon. ANNOUNCING THE Cinderella Electric Cleaner COMPLETE WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR JOC50 36 a payment down. a a small monthly payment. See this new Cleaner at-The KORSMEYER Company Everything Electrical WHOLESALE: and RETAIL 1329 Street we Savo Yon Better Plates Made Hera HOLD-TITE PLATES I A omon (Miction).

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Ui Taut mn ttmam ta Real extraction oi teeth URajr, now Silver Filling $140 Gold Inlay $XOO up GoM $5JOB ONE DAY SERVICE UK. COUSLNS DLMAL OFFICES Hit St. Pttamc 10 to a. m. 23 Years ia Lincola corps kensington met Friday afternoon with Mrs.

William Belknap, 3601 Randolph. There were fifty- five ladles present, beside eight comrades of the G. A. R. The other hostesses included Emma Lewis, Odessa Marsh, Viola Pruitt, Lottie Tillma, Lillian Blanchard, Harriet B.

Evans, Kathern Rumbaugh, Marguerite Wadlow, Clara Brainard, Miss Marion Cass gave two readings. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Blanchard, 2804 street, on June 3. Mrs. J.

F. Wickham of Dayton will arrive in Lincoln Monday evening for a visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. "William Carson 3120 street. She expects to remain for about two months, and Mr Wickham will join her later in the summer.

Misses Margaret and Katherine Rutherford, who have been spend ing a few days in Lincoln as the guests of their uncle, J. L. Teeters will leave on Tuesday morning for their home in Burlington, la. Mrs. R.

J. Posson of Washington and her baby daughter, Joyce, Washington, D. arrived in Lincoln Thursday for a visit at the home of Mrs. Posson's parents, Mr and Mrs. A.

H. Sinclair. Miss Celeste Leech arrived in Mt. Zlon Baptist, official meeting. ne.

First Christian, business i i 15 p. m. Grace Lutheran, congregational mcet- at church, 7 3 0 p. in. Grace Methodl.it, men's banquet at hurch, 6:30 p.

m. Qulnn Chapel Methodist, ladies ai'l oclety with Mrs. W. Williams. 19:5 p.

m. First United Presbyterian, session and rustees. p. in. Westminster Presbyterian.

Sheridan ten's club picnic at A i-luli park, :30 p. m. th( il church enlerUim-J ai home oi Mrs. II. K.

Tler imulcd li. S. Luce lit-i daughter to Kansas DOCTORS WILL GATHER. Thursday afternoon. rity.

wlu-rc will remain lor )( uo ii ral a Mr. Mrs. A. S. Kreider an- several ila8.

I sociaiion i meet at HoMicr," nuuncf the i ot a daughter Mrs. C. K. ami son Km In May 19. returned Irom Omaha, when- the Onl j.

M. of i Mrs. C. of a I have been vlsitiiiK lor a week. i Ku-dorick a ol i 1'.

A. i is spending a few days i 1. K. A i was pW! OI HoUlrece and K. Iv.

her C. Bykerk. and sister, from Bnan Memorial hospital of a i address i i i Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hallett re- urned on Saturday from a three weeks trip in the south.

They spent most of their time at Lexing- on, Ky. James Gorrall and his daughters, Evelyn and Betty Lou left Sunday for Niagara Falls. hTey will also visit his aged mother, at Dunnville, Ontario, Canada. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace E. Johnson and son, Raymond, of Tulsa, are Tisiting her aunt, Miss Jenny Z. Smith, 1308 South Seventeenth street. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. spent the week-end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.

C. Jones at Nebraska City. The young married people's class of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Frank Walker Thursday atternoou. The Havelock board of education entertained the teachers of the school at a picnic at Oilman's I arm north of Havelock Friday evening.

Junior high promotion exercises will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. H. C. Koch, of the University of Nebraska will give the principal address.

Certificates will be presented by Dr. P. L. Evans, president of the board of education. The general meeting of the Parent-Teacher association, which was postponed, will be held Tuesday evening.

The annual election will take place also. The ladies' aid of the Christian hurch met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Marshall.

Mrs. W. J. Seydlitz entertained her Sunday school class of HI teen at her home Wednesday evening in honor of Maxine Miller, who is leaving with her parents for Payette, Ida. Mrs.

William Elliott was elected president of the high school Par- nt-Teacher association Tuesday afternoon at the school building. Other officers were Miss Chariot Schick, vice president, and Mrs. Fred Hall, secretary-treasurer. A special meeting of the alumni association will be held Wednesday evening at the high The alumni banquet will take place at the Masonic hall Thursday evening. The Mrs.

John Hollander. Mr. and Mrs. Roe I'inkley announce the birth of a son OM May 14. Mrs.

Harry Klmore. Mrs. ('oho S. Vonner and Mrs. Glen Fordce have been attending teh state P.

K. O. convention at Tecumseh, Neb. Miss Isabel Brown Saturday lor her home Hi Stacyville, Wednesday. Mrs.

C. Davis of Polar is visitinc at the home of her son, E. i'avis. THFBIRTH RECORD. I i i C.

i a i I 4 i May I i a i I I I i i i i i i i Oi'Hi-o i i 19l'! Dr. Arthur L. Smith will return on Teusday from Washington, Dfl C. R. W.

Faulkner was a week-end guest or Judge and Mrs. J. S. Taggart in Omaha. Townsend portrait photographer.Ad Misnamed.

Christian Science i head of an Indian tribe is called a Now, can anyone tell me what the chief's daughter is called?" Pupil: "Mischief!" after spending some time visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. T. Dr. L. A.

Webster has been a tending the dental convention iu Omaha this week. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Walthern have purchased the house at 1617 street. C.

T. Guffey has been reported to be quite ill this week. Mrs. Ralph Slaughter is spending the week at Palmyra, Neb. Mrs.

Robert Kennedy and little daughter are spending the week end at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Eastman from Campbell, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hotchkiss and Mrs. Susie Smith. Miss Blanche Johnson, who has been teaching at Valparaiso, is icme for the summer. Mrs.

Otela Haack of Randolph is isiting at the home of her daugh- er, Mrs. John A. Bloom. Miss Betty Luce left Saturday or Kansas City, where she will oin a chatauQua company, which vill tour southern and eastern i 1.KACOCK i am! i i i i TlelL-M. 5C9 i a 19 a A Mrs.

i i i i I a a 2 1 a mid Mr-; i a i 3 1 1 a i May I I i i a For a quick breakfast--trv Thf Wheat Breakfast Food Cooks in a jiffy and starts the day right. Sogood tocat andso good for you. Ajfc yow grocer. SMAX I i i i Doll I May 5 MARRIAGE LICENSES. R.

Mealhow. Lincoln Irta R. HPSE. Lin. Mn I i i 26 Km ma A.

Lincoln Tuajanlo. Rokeby a MandoZH. Lincoln 21 Klmer R. Mealhow and Ida R. Hc.ss and a a Tuajardo and Juan Meiuiora were married at the i-ourthouse bv County Judge Reid.

Woman's Benefit association will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the I. O. O.

F. hall. The Rebekah kensington was entertained by Mrs. L. B.

Deremer, assisted by Mrs. Murna D. Young. The Havelock board of education was entertained by.the home economics club Thursday evening. The graduation sermon for the senior class of the Havelock high school will be given by Rev.

E. V. Price at the high school auditorium evening. Mrs. Etta Wilhelm entertained the Vesper club at her home Friday afternoon.

The ladies' aid of the Congrega- FREE MOTH PROOF BAGS! Heavy garments will not be needed until Fall. Let us clean and seal them up for the Summer in these bags without extra charge. Lincoln Cleaning Dye Works B-6575--326 So; llth 1516 0--B-4456 Hi VISIT OUR 17 MODEL FURNISHED ROOMS AEM INTIEED IN WRINGER. BRIDGEPORT, May Humpal, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Humpal may lose one arm as the result of getting his hsnd caught in the electric wringer. The arm was drawn into the machine and badly crushed halfway to the elbow. In the A i a ilpport Hie temperature often rca'-lics 150 degrees. Baby Chick Sale All o' the healthy, hardy stock of Grlswold Huskies. White Leghorns, each Ot, All Heavy Breeds, 1A par.h I each.

Nearly 50.000 There must be sold to date, reason. Get yours now. The Original Gris wold's Seed Nursery Co. St. at 10th BZ456 LEONARD AND CHALLENGE AT OFF Miss Lucile Cutler of Wilmette, and Stanley Hall of.

Chicago are expected to come to Lincoln Saturday for a short visit with Mr. Hall's father. H. J. Hall, and his sisters, the Misses Helen and Mar- Ian Hall.

On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Miles will entertain at dinner at the Country club in honor of the guests, and on Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. J.

Leslie Grainger will give an informal supper at their home, 1140 South Twentieth street, to compliment Miss Cutler and Mr. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. H.

F. Shearer of Omaha have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Olive Dickerson. to Bernard McHugh. son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. H. McHugh of Mullan. The announcement was made at a tea given by Mrs.

J. B. Wilcox in Mullan last week. The wedding will take place in June. Miss Dickerscon is a graduate of Wesleyan university and has been teaching music for the past two years in th? Mullan schools.

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Bobbins will-entertain on Tuesday at a luncheon at her home, 1825 street, honor- lag Mrs. George Schwake. who leave In early June for Europe and Mrs. Ira Atkinson and Mrs. E.

R. 2 Wells who are a trip to Alaska. Iris and tulips will feature a pink and yellow color scheme In the table decorations. The party will include seventeen close Wends oT the quests of honr. The men of Grace Methodist church weel for a dinner Mon- day evening 5n the church parlors, A.

Sellecte will give an on "Cooperation 5n and Thad Cone, assisted by aereral members oT Players. will provide the entertainment In Torni of a one-act play. Dr. Taul Ludwlck oT the al- which will be attended by about one hundred men. 150 Ib.

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