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Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
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The wedding of Mr. Howard Kennedy, jr.
OF this city and Miss Mary Radcliffe Cum
bingham of Lincoln attracted wide attention
through the great popularity of the bride
and groom. The ceremony occurred at Lin.
coin, on Tuesday morning, at the residence
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Cunningham. At the time Of her marriage
Miss Cunningham was leader of the musical
department Of the Woman's club and organs
of the First Presbyterian church, and Mr.
attorneys Of the city.
The marriage rites were soemnized by
Rev. S. b. Mccormick of the First Presby.
terian church OF Omaha and Rev. Hinemar
Of the First Presbyterian church of Lincoln
The entrance Of the bridal party was
marked by Miss Charlotte Clarks rendition
of the Lohengrin bridal chorus. Mr.. James
H. Adams of Omaha was best man and Miss
Frances Cunningham, sister OF the bride
was maid of honor She was attired In
lowered organde over green silk. the
bridesmaids, Miss Ethelwynne Kennedy, sis
ter of the groom, and Miss Clara Wigton
were gowned In pink, and all of the brides
attendants carried pink rcses The brides
costume was made of white silk null over
white silk with bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley. The dainty flower girl was Helen
Iyall. but years old. At the close of the
wedding breakfast the couple left for q
southern trip. The guests were: Mrs. s. B
Mccormick Mrs. T. s. Grigor Mr. and Mrs
Howard Kennedy, Mr. Alfred Kennedy and
daughter, and Mrs. Hineman, Mr.. and Mrs
Hall of Lincoln.
After May Mr.. and Mrs Kennedy will
be Mt home at 113 South Twenty fifth street
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

George A. Custer Relief corps will give a
social high five party in Grand Army of the
Republic hall, 1lSh North Fifteenth street,
next Tuesday evening.
Court Omaha, Independent order of For
esters will keep open house at the hall In
the Boston store block Tuesday night. There
will be music and lunch.
Kenilworth castle No. s, Imperial Mystic
Legion, was organized in Stanton last Thurs
day evening by Elmer Il. Lash of York, pro-
visonal grand regent of Nebraska, assisted
by NJ. V. Lane of this city. deputy supreme
regent. The new order starts out under very
favorable conditions. NJ. " Lane Is worthy
regent, Howard Antics, secretary. and DR..
L. C. Underburg, physician and surgeon.
At Grand Island last Monday night now
fraternal and insurance order was launched.
The new body is called the Sons and
Daughters of Protection and the new lodge
iG named Sugar City. The following officers
were chosen: II. S. Ferrar, p; Mrs. Il. a.
Abbott, p. p; Miss Aldridge, S. Mrs. II. II.
Glover T.. Mrs. Sutherland, V. p. Mrs,
Pike, NJ; Mrs. Mobley, l. G.; Mrs. Spafford,
o. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
NOTES FROM OMAHA supunps.

henson.
Miss Margaret Stafford spent yesterday In
PlattsmoutH visiting with friends.
The funerai iservices over the remains oi
Mrs. Nellie Rates were held at the home oi
her sister. Mrs Prue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. williams Of Elkhoru
visited over Sunday with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. GJiR.i Williams.
Service at tho, Methodist Episcopal church
commences at IL o'clock in the morning
Epworth league devotional services at Z :3C
p. m. and church services in tho evening al
8 o'clock.
box social and dance was one of the
principal social events OF the week. The
presence OF a number of Irvingtcn and De
bolt young people added to the success ol
the social. The proceeds are to go toward
improvements OF the town hall.
A special program has been prepared and
grand time is predicted for the Literary
society next Wednesday evening, March 81
The program will commence promptly at &c
p. m. This entertainment will close the
meetings of the society for this season.
The members Of the Modern Woodmen
gave stag party to their friends OF other
lodges last Thursday evening at their hall
the occasion being for the initiation OF a
number of new members. After the general
program of the evening a supper was served
in very novel style. Among other very at
tractive dishes were the large bowls OF
pickles. which were unusually attractive, not
only on account of the fine quality of the
fruit but also for the strange yet familiar
dish in which they were served. Some pro.
nounced them to be of oriental style; Others
remembered of having used them in their
younger days.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
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The event OF the past week in secret So
ciety circles was the session OF the state
body OF the knights OF the Maccabees. The
meeting was the second biennial gathering
in its history. 1t was a success Ia every
way except In point of attendance, the num-
Der of delegates and visitors being much
smaller than was expected.
Tho business OF the body was OF small ac-
count. The lodge has no legislative powers
whatever, even the place of holding the
meetings being decided upon by the supreme
tent, although the state tent has the priyi-
lege OF Offering a recommendation. The
order in this state, however, hopes to attain
fuller powers In the near future. 1t must
have 1000 members before 1t reaches the
requirements. AS there are about 1900
knights in Nebraska at the present time 1t
will doubtless be but a short time before
the required number is obtained.
Tho officers for the ensuing two years are
as follows: w. w. Hubbard, Omaha, state
commander; ]. II. Yarger. McCook, lieuten-
ant commander; s. b. Starett, Central City,
record keeper; George Correrand, Norfolk
finance keeper; G.. o. Haskins, Ashvile
chaplain; DR.. G.. W. Shidler, York, medical
examiner; r. ID. Fuller Beatrice sergeant
Joseph Kasperak, David City, sentinel; John
Lambert, Fairbury, picket; William l..
Browne of Lincoln and A. w Steele Of Au-
rora, representatives to supreme tent
The local members spared no pains in
looking after the delegates and were very
successful The reception and ball that were
given in Metropolitan hall on Wednesday
evening was one of the largest affairs of
the character ever held in the city. There
was an attendance of about 1000, which
included large representations from South
Omaha and Council Bluffs. The members
of the Ladies of the Maccabees assisted In
this entertainment and were to q consider
able degree responsible for the success. Full
accounts of this as well as of the sessions
were published in the daily columns of The
Bee
The next session will doubtless be held
in Grand Island in 1899 At any rate, that
place was recommended
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
RONnl UighInnIcrs.

A new castle was organized at Nemaha
City last Tuesday night with thirty-eght
charter members. Supreme Physical Ex-
aminer w. r. Gooden of Aurora was pres
ent. The following officers were elected
and were installed by Supreme Deputy w.
e. Sharp:
William w. Sed, p I. P; ]. C. Melvin,
l. p: Edward j. Maxwell, c. c.; William
w. Sander. w. E.; Earle S. Colbert, s.:
David Carroll, l.; William Rustic, W.;
Thomas A. Clarke, s.; Charles Shaw, H..
Arthur B. Paris, G.; Edwin SMorrison, F.
w. c.; David A. Morton, S. w. c.; William
M. Swan. c. s.; Elmer E. Rumbaugh, c.
A.; A. Paris, f. p. c.; William G. Max
well. S. p. c.; Alfred B. Kenton, T. P. c.;
w ]. G. Melvin. NJ. D.. z. L. -
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

Acheson, Carpenter, Guild Knox, Felch
Randall, Clafin. Huntoon Mlroy and Misses
0lmstead Abbott, Mills, Blschoif and Ache.
son.
Miss Margaret Riley gave a pretty luncheon
last Monday in honor of Miss Mabel Seaton
The guests were Misses Seaton, Dorsey
Garrett, Reynolds, Morse, Heller. Hamlin
Krug, Parmalee. Hanley, McCreary, Ham.
mond, Goodsal. Brown. Becher. Delone
Hanley. Creighton, Furay, Lewis and Towne
OF Nebraska City.
Mr.. Harry f. Perkins who leaves today for
his new station at Salt Lake City. was the
guest of honor at very pleasant stag party
given by his many friends on Thursday even
ing. He received a valuable umbrella pre-
sented with a farewell speech, by Mr. Je.
rome Miller. Those present were: Messrs
Kane, Fried, Miller, Moran, Mcdonald, Moe
j. Mcdonald, Knox, Body, Hunter, French
Gregg, Flarigan, J. Flanagan, Berlin An
gell, Ochltree, Ford, Bowman, Bradley, Car
lin, Counsman, Marnell, Edholm, J. Perkins
and w. Perkins.
Mrs. Howard b. Smith gave an informal
Kensington last Thursday in honor of Mrs
J. J. Burns of Pueblo, Colo, who is the
guest of Mrs. Samuel Burns. The hostess
was assisted by Misses McKell and Ger
trude Smith. The guests were Mesrames j
j. Burns, Samuel Burns Lininger, Haller
Arthur b. Smith, Lehmer, J. e. Congdon
j. II. Congdon, Savage Buck, Dickey, Lake
Paterson Washburn, Boyd, Berbower, Nc
Intosh Barker Morris, McKell, Towar
Washburn, MARBLE, ID. o. Clark, Connell and
Redick. Miss Talbot of Chicago and Miss
Anderson of Pueblo.
The Farther Lights" a young woman's
missionary society of the Calvary Baptist
church. gave a most delightful bag social
at the home of Mr.. I. w. Carpenter last
Friday evening very interesting pro-
gram was rendered, remarkable chiefly for
the high order of excellence of every part
The program was as follows: Autoharp solo
Miss Lou Johnson; vocal solo, Mr.. Evans
piano solo, Miss Blanche Donohue; dialogue
Misses johnson and Donohue piano solo
Miss Wright: recitation, Miss Grace Conklin
vocal solo, Miss Holtorf piano solo, Miss
Linnie Carpenter; recitation, Miss Kate
Swartzlander; vocal solo, Miss Holtorf; piano
solo, Mrs. Rowley. Quite a large sum OF
money was realized for the mission work OF
the society
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

Tangier temple is booming the idea OF
sending carload of members to the ma.
tlonal meeting at Detroit next June. They
will be an escort to the four representatives
1t is believed that a sufficient number OF
good fellows can be obtained to take the
trip.
Another ceremonial session for the recep.
ton OF novitiates Is scheduled to take place
some time about the middle of May.
When DeWolf Hopper plays here the men,
bers OF the shrine viii attend one Of the per-
formances in fez and jewels.
The last meeting of the temple, on Friday
night, was enjoyable and well attended.
After the business session card tables were
pulled out and refreshments were served
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
nelleNuE.

William Martin, Hugh M. Oneal George
S. Burtch, Dr. w. c. Buel and Oscar Kaysel
were nominated yesterday as village trustees
by petition. Two of the candidates are mem
bers of the outgoing board
Bellevue college ended its winter session
Friday. The attendance has been very en-.
couraging, in view of the hard times, ant
the students tIave been very much interested
in their work. Dr. ID. r. Kerr, president oi
the institution, Isl still in the east endeavor.
Ing to raise funds for the new dormitory
The term musical was given Tuesday even.
ing under the direction Of Prof. E. NJ Jones
College reopens April 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
Unity Club Social.

The monthly social of the Young People S
society Of Unity church. held last Monday
evening at the Thurston Rifles armory was
one of the most enjoyable of the series given
by that organization.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Fred ]. Sackett, A. b. Hunt, c. e.
Herring, r, L. McKelvy. w. NJ. Nc
Bride, w. F. Nelson, Clarence Raw
itzer, A. II. Rawitzer, C. J. Rohrbough E. R.
Woods George b. Wright, Charles w.
Adams. II. 1. Plumb, John N. Westberg.
II. A. Wagner P. f. McGrath, Mrs. r. f.
Hull, Camilla Elliott John lizard; Misses
Vivian Alvison, May Allen. Bertha Allen,
Maud Ayers, Effie Brainard. Clara Edholm,
Della Edholm, Georgia Elicit Ruby Forbes.
Mary France, Alice Hitte. Grace Gunnell,
Sadie B. Gibson, Lillian Hail. Mollie Nelson,
Anna Peters, Alma Peters, Mayme Rawitzer,
Emily Schonup, Lucy Schonup Charlotte
Templeton, Peck and Offutt of st. Joseph,
Mo-; Nina Stein, Mabel Hull. Pauline Mes
tor, Camilla Gsantner, Dora Pony; Messrs.
Otis Alvison, John Brown, Charles Burke
Frank Buzzell, Clarence Conant, Ashton
Clemons. j. ID. Dadisiman. Albert Edholm,
A. Edholm, Eugene Edholm, Noel Griffith
Harry Iaard, Joe Kirschberg, Ed Kaufman.
Robert Lee. H. S. Mcdonald. A. Matthews,
II. s. Mann, Walter A. Wood. Henry Nestor
Philip c. Nestor, Cyrus Nelson George Mis-
son, Gustave Pony, Thomas H. Penfold E.
VI. Scott, H. e. Rees, Will Sutherland. John
-. Simpson, w. ]. Schrader, Harry Steele
Arthur Stokes Charles Templeton Bert
Underwood p. ]. White, o. ]. Wilde, James
l.. Paxton.
The next party given by the society is
announced for Friday evening April 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
In the Interest OF Charity.

Next Saturday afternoon assisted by Miss
Ringwalt, Miss Nash and Miss Mount of this
city and Miss Anderson of Pueblo, Colo,
Miss Jessie Dickinson will attempt to raise
sufficient money with which to purchase an
operating table for the Presbyterian hos
Dital. The occasion will be made something
Of society event, it already having the ap-
proval OF the leaders in the social set.
Miss Dickinson has completed arrange
ments by which the rooms at 103 South
Fifteenth street will be converted into an
oriental bazaar, decorated according to the
latest and most approved fashion. Here all
will be made welcome and will be served
with tea, coffee, punch and ices. AS here
tofore stated, the proceeds will be devoted
to making a purchase for the Presbyterian
hOSnital
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
Dundee,

The program of the Dundee Woman's club
which was given at the school house on
Friday evening, was one Of unusual interest
The Chrome a mysterious chemical ma.
chine invented by new woman was the
medium through which a series of ancient
women, from Xanthippe down to Josephine
were brought upon the scene. each being
ground out in turn and called upon to repeat
those words Which most had made her famous
Miss Adnee Van Gieson gave two recitations
IN costume andS the Crescent quartet OF
South Omaha sang several selections
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
Modern woodmen of America.

The members Of Magnolia camp, No. 1923
gave a very pleasing entertainment in the
hall, Thirty-second and Ames avenue, on
last Tuesday evening large delegation
from Florence camp was present and also
few invited friends A good program was
rendered, after which the Neghbors served
their guests with light refreshments. Dane
ing was then indulged in until a late hour.
Following is the program: Violin solo, with
organ accompaniment; Good of the Order
James e. Van Glider; vocal duet Edith
Olsen and Rene Johnson; Characterization,
Frank A. Gosney; vocal solo, Frank Hair;
either solo, Master August Schooner; reci-
tation, Dora Olsen; vocal duet, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Grafton; "Woodcraft" C. H. T.
Riepen; vocal solo, Mrs. f. c. Craig; vocal
duet Edith Olsen and Willie Cornaby
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

OF all the entertainments given by Ban
ner lodge No. II, since its organization, the
most successful was given Thursday evening
under the charge OF Mrs Theresa Merges
and her pupils, assisted by Miss Trembreth.
Fully one-third of the applicants for admis-
sion were turned away on account of the
overcrowded hall. The fact was clearly
demonstrated that this lodge has outgrown
Its clothes and will have to look for much
larger quarters. The program included the
following performers: Ernest Woodbridge
Howe Woodbridge, Gean Campbell, Martha
Boyle, Virginia Merges, Ester Beman, Irene
Hospe, Gertie Hospe, Helen Highly. Harry
Edwards, Alice Rance, Lille Bookmeyer,
Miss Trembeth and Mrs. Merges.
j. NJ. Ward of this city is in Arkansas in
the interests Of the order, and is meeting
with success.
Member Munshaw of South Omaha lodge
No. so Is gradually recovering from a
fracture of a leg, sustained two months ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
SIMPLE AT FIRST.
1t IL Foolish to Neglect Any Form of
piles. Cure Them mt the Beginning.

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Piles. Cure Them at the Beginning.
Piles are simple in the beginning and easily
cured. They can be cured even in the worst
stages. without pain or loss OF blood, quickly,
surely and completely. There is only one
remedy that will do it-Pyramid Pile Cure
1t allays the Inflammation Immediately,
heals the irritated surface and with con-
tinued treatment reduces the swelling and
puts the membranes into good, sound, heal
thy condition. The cure is thorough and
permanent,
Here are some voluntary and unsolicited
testimonials we have lately received.
Mrs. NJ. C. Hinkly, COL Mississippi ST..
indianapolis. Ind, says: Have been a suf-
ferer from the pain and annoyance OF Piles
for fifteen years, the Pyramid Pile Cure
and Pyramid Pills gave me immediate re-
lief and In a short time a complete cure.
Major Dean OF Columbus. Ohio, says: |
wish TO add to the number OF certificates as
to the benefits derived from the Pyramid
Pile Cure / suffered from Piles for forty
years and from itching piles for twenty
years and two boxes OF the Pyramid Pile
Cure have effeetually cured me.
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure or
Will get 1t for you II you ask them to. 1t is
one dollar per package and is put up only
"E the Pyramid Drug Co.. Albion. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
Pleasures i'm Prospect.

Mrs. Albert e. Beyson will entertain the
South Side Whist club ON Tuesday, March 30.
In aid of that most worthy charity which
Is administered by the Visiting Nurses asso-
citation and directed by the untiring zeal of
Miss Anna Millard, minuet will be given at
the Millard hotel on the evening of the
Thursday following Easter. The dancers will
be Misses Palmer, Florence Morse. Helen
Millard, Hoagland, Buck. Taylor, Crounse
and Peck and Messrs. Herbert Rogers, VIII
Rogers, Morsman, Palmer, Floyd Smith,
Pratt Cooley and Lewis.
The dramatic and musical entertainment to
be given at the Millard hotel on the evening
of Tuesday, April 20, for the benefit of the
Clarkson hospital, bids fair to be one of
the pleasantest events Of the after Easter
season and unless all signs fail, will bring
substantial sum into the hospital treasury.
Two little plays will be presented. "Apples"
and THE Rice Pudding" a truly appetiz-
ing bill of fare Miss Stewart, Miss Dewey
and Mr.. Moreton will present the former,
and Mrs. Matheson, Mrs. Wheeler and other
well known people will appear in the latter
piece. Miss Helene Wyman, Miss Hoagand
and Miss Dickinson will sing.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

The recent session of the sovereign camp
Of the order has succeeded in putting an
end apparently to the pickering between the
members and sovereign officers in this city.
At any rate everything is quiet at the pres
ent time and promises to remain so.
The Bee has published everything that
was noteworthy in the sovereign camp ses-
sion. The two main features consisted of the
adoption of a reserve fund and the non
adoption of the department plan. Omaha
was chiefly interested in the decision to re-
tain the headquarters in this city for at least
the coming two years until the sovereign
camp meets again. A most decided senti-
ment was developed in favor of a removal
Alpha camp outdid itself in the entertain
ment that it gave in it's lodge rooms, Myrtle
hall, on last Thursday evening. The affair
was in every way a success. The attend
ance was very large, crowding the hall to
the full capacity Among the guests were
members of the Florence and South Omaha
camps. The guards were out in full uni
form A very fine program was rendered.
A dance closed the entertainment.
Camp Loyal Is preparing to have a big
time on the evening of April s. in its lodge
rooms Royal Arcanum hail. Bee building.
The affair will be high five social and is
aimed to overtop the success of the first
entertainment given last week The same
committee is in charge: B. G. Miner, j. F..
Flynn, Charles Penoyer.
e. Motz deputy supreme commander from
this city, instituted a new camp in ST. Louis
with seventy-five charter members last
Monday eveEng. The new body Is named
Moses Montefiore camp.
Sovereign Manager Farmer of Omaha has
gone on a tour of inspection through Kansas,
Indiana Territory and Oklahoma. He is
booked for speech on every day from April
5 to 1S.
The board of supreme managers of the
Woodmen circle has decided to issue an
eight-page official organ of its order
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
Florence,

A. B. Allen of Fremont is establishing q
library here. Enough names have been Sc
cured and 1t will be put in at once.
Captain Frank Reynolds of the water
works company has been sick the past week
with the grip, but is able to be about nov.
Jacob Weber jr., left last Monday for
Columbus, Neb, where he goes to meet a
party of friends for a hunt on the Platte.
The water works company put force of
men to work this morning washing out the
reservoirs as quite an amount of mud has
accumulated in the bottoms Of the reser-
vors during the winter.
The Sunny Side High Five club met at
Mr.. and Mrs Fouks Monday evening. An
enjoyable time was had playing high five.
Refreshments were served. Mrs. T.. II.
Walker got first prize and Mr.. Foulk the
boobY priZe.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

T. Edwin Brown. AS soon as u closed the
wedding party took carriages for the won
drously decorated Nursery club house. into
which poured a steady stream OF guests for
the next hour. The receiving party at the
reception consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs J. c.
Sibley the bride and groom, the bridesmaids
ami the ushers
The bride and groom left on the early
morning train for an extended trip south
ward. After May 15 they are to be at home
at 14S North Thirty-frst avenue, Omaha,
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

Omaha lodge. No /. is taking quite an
interest at the present time in new MEM
berships, seven applications being received
at their meeting Wednesday evening. Quite
number of new lodges have been organ
lied in the past ten days, Falls City being
organized with thirty charter members. The
following were elected officers: II. G. Davis
p. p; NJ. w. Musselman, F.; Paul Hessler
V. p; John w. Powell, s.; A. L. Hollen-
baugh, T.; w. S. Leydg and John Gill
gan, s.
Nebraska City is another one OF the Ne
braska towns that has taken hold and
formed lodge, forty-four charter members
being secured. The following were elected
officers: II. II. Fass, p. p; II. r. Davies.
p; o. w. Holiday, " p; T. II. Fields, s.;
f. w. Rudenbrock and j. W. Butt,
Jay Serviss, deputy organizer from York.
organized Tuesday night in Stromsburg one
of the strongest lodges that has been put
in in tho state. with the following officers
w. b. Sharp, p. p; IL. c. Graves, p; ]. II.
Coleman. V. p; Nathan Wilson, s.; Frank
B. Halden, t.; j. w. Hart and L. II. Head
strom, S.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
Independent order of odd Fellows.

a scheme has been started among the
local lodges which is to culminate in the
erection of an Odd Fellow building on the
exposition grounds. The plan is still in its
infancy, but the hackers are confident that
1t can be realized if the aid of all the local
lodges can be obtained.
State lodge No. 10 is to celebrate its
tbirtieth anniversary tomorrow night in obi
Fellows hall. An extensive program has
been arranged for the affair
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
BrOtherhO of Elks.

At its regular meeting last Friday night
Omaha lodge held its annual election o:
officers with the following result: George
p. Cronk exalted ruler; Lloyd Jones.
esteemed leading knight; ]. E. Preston,
esteemed loyal knight; ]. e. Tetard esteemed
lecturing knight; e. o. Grant, secretary; A.
d. Touzalin, treasurer; Lew w. Raber,
trustee for three years; Martin Kelly, tyler.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28

Exalted Ruler Cronk appointed the following
officers; p. L. Vaughn, inner guard; A. e.
Miller. chaplain; II. P. Sutorius. organist
NJ. p. 0Brien and w. y. Taylor were elected
representive aud alternate respectively
TO the grand lodge.
At the same meeting the retiring officers
made their reports for the past year. These
were OF decidedly lattering character. The
membership has been about doubled and the
treasury is In good condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-28
FuneraI 6f II. r.. Jc,,;.o,

The remains of II. E. Jennison will arrive
in Omaha from Colorado over the Union
Pacific at 4A5 this afternoon and will be
taken to the family residence at TwAnty-
sixth and Dodge, streets. The funeral ser
1;So at All Saints church, services 10 he
conducted by. Rev. T. ]. Mackay. Inter-
ment Will be in Forest Lawn cemetery