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Newspaper

Omaha Morning Bee

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1922

Page

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Dates Set for Christmas Bazaars by United Pazar Association

The United Pazar association bars hold Christmas bazaars in courts house across multiple dates and churches. Listings show December 4 to December 20 with participating churches and organizations such as North Presbyterian Good Shepherd Prinoip al Fairview Presbyterian George Crook Post Garfield Circle Parkvale Presbyterian and many others.

United Pazar Association Court House North Presbyterian Good Shepherd Andrewa Princopal Fairview Presbyterian George Crook Post Garfield Circle Parkvale Presbyterian Balem Lutheran Druid Mill School Letter Carrier's Ausilary Ivy Congenial Club Marmony Review of the Maccabees George A. Custer Post T. G. Club Plymouth Congregational St. Johna Episcopal Mosher Memorial Walnut Mill M St. Pauls Episcopal Church Grace Lutheran North Side Christian First Reformed Covenant Presbyterian Temple Israel Pearl M. B Naval Neighbors of America Pythian Sisters Alate Memorial Trinity M Benson Christian Latter Day Sainte McCabe M. E Benton Presbyterian Benson Woman's

Music Week Program For Monday At Omaha Venues

The Music Week schedule lists Luncheon by City Concert Club at noon with speaker Robert van den discussing The Outlook for Music in Omaha. Performances include Hoffmann quartet and several vocalists, plus piano recitals at Burgess Nash and University venues. Admission is free. events run across multiple rooms and rooms at Muelle auditorium, 309 Ariti block, and Technical High School with Americanization school involvement and W C A musical services.

City Hrande A Tea Rome Rober Vaden Omaha Gus TV Teannen Wil Hoffmann KK Moore M T Vianagen Phil Helgren Gur Swanson Behmotter de Muelle Myrtie Ray Mulligan Tom B. Johnson Grace Leids Burgess- Nash Tea Rooms Misa Helen Mackin Arit Block Alfred Anderson Jane Williams Hogarth Prudence Wasner Hazel Kahn Batgare Machel Lermice Lafferty Lorith Bleeper Tilian Lawerence George Weldeman Wersie Mahan Branton Kennedy Margaret Croft Alee Meyer Shapiro Mildred — Binnett Coan Charles Theilm Gertrude Thelm Musical Services Club Fritz al Carlson W. A Elizabeth Howard North Side Red el. Us and Glee Club Titan

Dennishawn Dancers to appear at Brandeis theater

Ruth St. Dennis and Ted Shawn of the Dennishawn School of Dancing will perform at the Brandeis theater on December 14. The event is under the auspices of the American Legion auxiliary with a publicity committee led by Mrs. Mary Marston Kinsey and including local residents.

Ruth St. Dennis Ted Shawn Dennishawn School of Dancing Brandeis Theater American Legion Auxiliary John Kilmartin Mia Mary Marston Kinsey Mesdames Hough Sam Reynolds A. W. Card Carl Kraus Grace Steinberg James Hanbery Kendall Hammond Francian Talbert Leo Crosby Jennie Devine Leo Bozell Mina Vera Hustead Mina Margaret Kennedy Sidney Stebbins

Lorsky Lovett-Lorsky to Speak and Model Today

Sculptor Boris Lovett-Lorsky will lecture and model at the Crate Society of Fine Arts gallery in the public library at 4 o clock. The free event features his marble sculpture Effort shown in the library exhibit. the piece honors endurance under burden.

Boris Lovett-Lorsky Crate Society of Fine Arta Meutenant Russia Lorsky Germany Boston New York Insoe Layton School of Sculpture Milwaukee Loraky Milwaukee Art Institute

Problems That Perplex BEATRICE FAIRFAX

The column contrasts youthful romance with matured judgment through letters from "Eighteen" and "Twenty-seven" about love's grip and reliability. It argues experience shapes harmony in marriage and warns that thrill fades without a loyal, stable partner. A kitchen tip follows about brightening aluminum saucepans.

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Mercy School to Build $400000 Campus Emphasizing Athletics

The Sisters of Mercy plan a new campus adjoining Fairacres with $400000 in funding. The grounds will support hockey practice as the sport grows in popularity for American women, along with target ball and other activities. A secular riding and swimming program will be offered, and a Mt. St. Mary Glee Club concert on December 12 at Creighton Auditorium aims to raise funds, backed by Omaha patrons.

Mercy Fairacres Creighton Cyronasium Mt. St. Mary Glee Club Creighton Auditorium Omaha

Christ Child Society music week events announced

The Young Men's orchestra of the Christ Child Society will perform at the Center on Tuesday evening in observance of Music Week. A Wednesday evening choral program by the young people and a Thursday evening boys choir concert follow. Thanksgiving week includes a poultry card party from St. Philomena parish on Monday night November 27. Lightening Athletic club elects officers Tony Sortino president John Monty vice president Louis Carnazzo secretary Bam Canigila treasurer and John Carnazzo captain of the baseball team.

The Christ Child Society St. Philomena Parish Lightening Athletic Club Tony Sortino John Monty Louis Carnazzo Bam Canigila John Carnazzo

Thanksgiving party planned at Bellevue Vocational School

Omaha auxiliary youth group votes to hold a Thanksgiving party at Bellevue Vocational School. Members pack boxes with nuts fruit candy and cake for the boys. committee coordinates supplies and pickup. Music program included. meeting at legion headquarters at 7 p m November 30. roads to school to be checked for travel. Annual officer elections set for December 15 at legion headquarters.

Lewin Aux Hary Bellevue Vocational School Mre Ban Reynolds Harney Legion T Mra John Kilmartin Mantery Carl Kraue A. W. Curd Sam Reynolds Leo Bozell Lowe Sidney Stebbins Legion Ats? P. m Omaha Hhukenpenre

Business Women to Stage Stunt Night in Omaha

Omaha Business Woman's club will host a Stunt Night program at 7:30 in the YWCA auditorium on Tuesday after a 6:15 dinner. Blanche Kirsenner leads the event featuring surprises, a Peerless square dance, and acts titled Untimely Topics and Mind Teading. Members may invite their men friends. Also included are dress tinting instructions using paraffin for lace to restore white appearance.

Mias Blanche Kirsenner Omaha Business | Woman's Club YW. C. A Paddy

Future of Music Talk At City Concert Club

Tuesday noon program features Heater Bronson Copper president of City Concert Club speaking on the Future of Music in Omaha under Children’s Theater auspices. Marguerite Berkman directs. program at Burgess Nash Auditorium. Mona wdon and Marguerite Liljenstolpe present. Gus Swanson bass baritone performs. event free to public.

Heater Bronson Copper City Concert Club Omaha Children’9heater Marguerite Berkman Burgess Nash Auditorium Mona Wdon Mins Marguerite Liljenstolpe Gus Swanson

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