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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones, on
Park avenue.
Mrs. william J. Morrison, nee Lillian
Turkey. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Turkey. while enroute from the
east to her home in Lincoln.
Miss Dorothy Ackley Of Atlanta. Ca.
Miss Georgia spaftord Of Montgomery.
Ala. and Miss virginia Davis of Rich
mond, Va, are guests Of Miss Helen Ack-
ley on South Thirty-hrst street.
Mrs. Alene Shane Devin OF Chicago is the
guest OF Mrs. Archie Love at her home
near the Country club. Mrs. Devin is en-
route to her home from the west, where
she has visited the coast, returning via the
Yellowstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben sinsheimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. spiesberger. Miss Dollie SIM
sheimer and Mr.. Herbert Spiesberger Of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs, H. Marks OF st.
Joseph, Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. We'll,
Misses Ida, Ruth and Beulah We'll OF
Keokuk. Ia. are the guests Of Mrs. NJ.
Spiesberger, 61O Park avenue. They will
attend the Wolff spiesberger wedding on
Tuesday.
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entirely washed away. During the night
the flood came upon the villagers and
they we're forced to fee to the hills. many
Of them in nightclothes.
-Four residences we're swept down TO
the river to the Rock bridge. where they
we're dashed to pieces. Seventy families
are left practically penniless and homeless.
Utica, a village Of 700 inhabitants six
miles east Of here. is entirely under water.
The Illinois river and canal. one mile
apart ordinarily, now form one body OF
water. The water is, on the average, on
the level with the FIRST floor Of the bust
ness houses. In this section train service
on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad has been blocked for forty-eight
hours.
Chicago mail has not reached these cities
since Thursday. The conditions are alarm
ing in that the river is still rising rapidly.
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out OF T,own 0uests.

Mr.. J. NJ. Collins Of Sioux City, is in the
city.
Miss Anderson Of Anderson, W. Va, Ia
visiting Mrs. F. d. Wead.
Mr.. Lewis B. Reed Of Chicago is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Reed.
Miss MaybeIle Crawford Of Chicago Is
the guest Of Mrs. Sherman Whelpton.
Mrs. Ben D. Atwell Of st. Louis is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. w. J. Kennedy.
Mrs. e. Dulmage Of Winnipeg. Manitoba,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. d. sher-
wood.
Judge Herbert Davis Of Chicago Is the
guest Of DIT. Bridges and Mr.. Luther
Drake.
Mr., and Mrs. F. M. Cherry Of Des Moines
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9.
Cheney.
Miss Gladys Conkling of st. Louis has as
her guest this week Miss Alma Maynard Of
Cheyenne.
Miss IRVINE OF Sioux City is expected
this week to spend a fortnight as Miss
Mounts guest.
Mrs. Clayton II. Goodrich of Kansas City
is the, guest OF her sister. Mrs. Eva Par
ottee Sweeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorgan Of Lincoln
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Redick's guests
a part Of last week.
Miss Morgan, who has been the guest
| OF Mrs. e. ". Lewis, returned to her home
In Chicago IN Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Alexander OF Grand Island
will arrive this week to be the guest OF
Miss Minnie Coatsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eller and daughter
Of st. Paul spent Tuesday the guests OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Strickland.
Mrs. Preston Of Oxford, Neb., is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Berkem9r,
on South Twenty-seventh street.
Mis- Julia Marie Coe Of Denver Is the
guest Of her brother, Mr.. Harold Coe and
Mrs. 8. A. Mcwhorter. at the home OF
the latter.
Rev. and Mrs. William Barnes Lower
were the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Lower
last week while enroute from q trip ia
the Yellowstone to their home in Pennsyl-
vania.
Misses Mary Pheland aud Nora Cleary Of
San Antonio, Tex, are visiting Mrs. Paul
B.. Harm Of Tie North T~wenty-third street.
Mrs. Merrill Bake Of Kansas City. nee Edna
Jones, is spending & few days with her
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-Woman's Work in Club and Charity

tennis players and greatly appreciate the
use of the Brownell Hall courts so Sindly
allowed them for the summer.
The union meeting Of the Women's For
eign Missionary Societies auxtliaries, neld
in the parlors OF Hanscom Park Methodist
church last week. was one of the most
helpful and interesting meetings OF the
kind that has ever been held in the city.
Mrs. Phillippi OF Fifth Methodist Epis-
eopal church presided and papers were
read by Mrs. Lessard OF Walnut Hlll and
Mrs. Todd Of Hanscom Park, Miss Hawley
contributed two vocal solos.
The picnic to have been given at Court
land Beach by the members Of the House,
hold Economics department has teen post
poned until Wednesday, July 20.
The regular monthly meeting Of the VISIT
ing Nurses association was held at the Pax
ton hotel on Thursday afternoon, the hear
ing Of reports being the only business.
Mrs. c. s. Lobingier has returned from
California. where she went the latter part
OF April to attend the biennial convention
Of the General Federation OF Women's
clubs. and has since been visiting there.
Mines. Elizabeth Covell, Margaret
Park. Anna Scott. DeLee. Patterson. Shin
rock. McKittriek. z. b. Towle and Miss
Ora Shinroek were among the members Of
the local Woman's Christian Temperance
union who attended the annual convention
OF the Douglas county union at Elk City
on Thursday. The party left Omaha early
Thursday morning and returned Friday
morning. The abolishing Of the district
union and the establishment OF the county
union in its stead has left a number OF
1ourishing organizations and a good many
more that are not so iourishing without
the inspiration and help they formerly
received owing TO the failure, so far. 20
organise all the counties. While the new
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Movements ana whereabouts.

Mr.. H., D. Nicely is at Madison Lake. MINI
Mrs. Reid W.. Talmage has gone to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Foster are at Lake
okoboji.
Miss Evans Of Kansas City is the guest Of
Miss Coad.
MI. D. G. Hurley left last evening for
New York.
Mr.. Tom Creigh spent a part of last week
In Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn spent a part Of last
week in Chicago.
Miss Pearl Mccoy went to St Louis on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowgirl are back from a
tour Of the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Lindsay spent last
week at Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Paxton are back from
their trip to the Yellowstone.
Word has been received that Mr.. e. w.
Dixon has arrived in Liverpool.
Mr.. Lee Mcshane has returned from
Sheridan, Wyo., and Dome lake.
Mrs. J. N. Rose n daughter are visit
ing in Colorado Springs and Denver.
Ms. Levi Carter and Miss Carter ex-
pect to leave today for Colorado.
Mr.. Charles Hull will spend the remainder
Of the summer at Vandalia, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis and Miss
Francis are at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. q. Z. Bruce has gone. to Les Chen
eaux, Mich. to spend the summer.
Judge and Mrs. Dickinson and son David
Dickinson are fishing at Long Pine.
Mrs. Mortimer D. Hyde and children have
gone to New York for the summer.
Mrs. #. B. Crowley and son are spend
ing a few weeks at Wall Lake, la.
Mrs. Shelton has Joined her son Lieuten,
ant Nathan shelton. at Puget Sound.
Miss Elizabeth Colfax has returned from
an extended visit with friends in the west
Mrs. William 8. Heller and family left
last week for Muskegon, Mich, and will
spend the remainder OF the summer there
Mrs. W. Z. williams and daughter arr
visiting their former home In Wabash
Ind.
Mrs. Charles L. Boss Is recovering from
her recent illness at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
Mr.. Harry p. deuel. has gone for q
three-weeks' trip to Chicago and the
lakes.
Mrs. John F. Wagner OF $3.50 Charles
street has gone to New York for an ex'
tended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Tebbins left OF
Wednesday for a three-months' visit IL
Europe. The greater part Of their sta
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20
ALTERATIONS
HOspe's Art and Music
Emporium. Gradually Shap'
ing Itself Into the Hand
soonest Store in the
West.

With the carpenters out OF the way, the
decorators will now show their skin. From
the grit and dirt which noatod on to some
OF the Pianos and Oragns while making
aforesaid alterations. which, however, have
not injured any OF the Instruments. and
which will be thoroughly oleaned and po-
lished, still VIC do not wish to place them
on a par with the elegant art stock OF the
beautiful new cases now being turned out
by the various factories for our new ware
rooms.
Therefore. we offer a number Of the
world renowned Knabe, the Kranich q
Bach. the Kimball, the Hallet q Davis.
the Krell, the Melville Clark. the Need
ham. the McPhall, the Mathushek, and
over twenty lesser makes Of pianos. which
will be sold at prices that will move them
rapidly.
Pianos that cost double will be sold for
one-half, two-thirds and three-fourths
their regular prices. This means a saw
ing to you Of from 800 up. Pianos. good
ones, for sl65, S175. S1ss UP to the $500
kind, as low as SS40-on payments OF IS, 50,
$40 to s12 and SIS per month.
See the new Hospe Piano-new scale.
elegant cases, fine tone.
This week all the s. monthly payment
plan pianos for $155 and less. Some pianos
for S125-all this class on s. monthly pay
ments, In mahogany. oak, rosewood and
walnut cases. Stools and searfs in
cluded.
Piano Players at greatly reduced prices,
The leading Plano Player, the Apollo, as
well as the Kimball. the Peerless, and
Pianola, at a saving Of $50. Easy pay
ments.
Organs from $40 up-to new ones for $40
on SOC weekly payments.
Great variety of scarfs and stools for all
instruments at prices from 81 up.
See our new Music Rooms.
A. HOSPE,
1513-1515 Douglas Street
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Social Chit-Chat.

Mrs. Brinker and daughter are at Madi-
son Lake, MINI.
Mrs. Alfred Willard and children are
summering in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brandeis expect to
go to the ash next month.
Mrs. c. e. squires expects to spend the
summer at Magnolia Beach. Mass.
Miss Terrin and Mrs. Lou Terrill will
be at the Hotel Regina, Paris. for the next
Ave weeks.
Mrs. Brad Slaughter has sailed for Ma
Mia. where she will Join her husband, Ma
.Jor Slaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright and chill
dren have taken apartments at the Madi-
son for the summer
Miss Mount left the early part Of last
week to visit her fathers ranch in the
western part OF the state.
Mrs. Herman Kountze and Miss Cotton
will leave on Wednesday for Charlevoix.
where they will spend the remainder of
the summer. Early in September Miss
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Cotton will go to Boston. where she will
act as bridesmaid at the wedding Of a
friend.
Mrs. z. v. Lewis expects to go to Chi
cago next month and from there will make
a tour Of the great lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Remington are Wis
iting In Minnesota, en- route home from
their visit to the Yellowstone.
Mrs. c. S. Cullingham and small son,
who went abroad last summer are visit
ing friends in Ipswich. England.
Miss Eugenia Morsnd will leave for
Georgetown convent, washington, d. c.,
In the early part OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. q. Smith have returned
from their wedding trip and have taken
the home Of Mrs. Barr, in Dundee, for the
summer.
Lieutenant william G. Doane and Miss
Daisy Doane did not return on the trans
port Logan, as expected, and their return
IL now uncertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hoyt expect to leave
about the FIRST Of August for Crandall
Lodge, Spirit Lake, where they will spend
the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. Henry T. Clarke, jr., will be the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gannette
at Hazel Hedge, near Florence, during Mr..
Clarke's absence in the west.
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Stanton are oc-
cupying the Warren Rogers homo for the
summer during Mrs. Rogers absence in
the east. Mr.. Rogers Is at the Country
club.
Miss Katherine Bradbury, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. G. w. Waterman, left
last Tuesday evening for New York, where
she expects to Join the Florodora opera
company for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxey Clarke left on
Wednesday for Weequetonsing. Mich,
where they have a cottage. and will spend
the remainder Of the summer. Mrs. s.
H. H. Clark expects to Join them there
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Morand, with their
son, Mr.. Max Conrad, and daughter, Miss
Eugenia Conrad Morand, have returned
from a tour In the east, where they WIS.,
tied New York. Saratoga, Montreal and
various other places.
Mrs. McClintock left yesterday to visit
friends in Chicago and Milwaukee. She
will be Joined at the former place By Cap
tain McClintock and together they will go
to New York, from where they will sail
for Europe, expecting to be absent about
four months.
Miss Thomas Of Kountze Place leaves for
New York on Wednesday. She will be
accompanied by her nephew, Arthur Bud
long, who Is returning to his home IN
Camden. N. Y, after having spent the last
year In Omaha. Miss Thomas will spend
some time with friends in Utica, Camden
and Philadelphia; and will then go south
to Norfolk, Va, and Winston, N. c., be-
fore returning to Omaha.
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wedaInr, and Enrnaements.

A pretty home wedding was solemnized at
high noon on Monday at the home Of Mrs.
Jessie Thenberth, Miss Edith Helen and
Mr.. Walter Umsted being the contracting
parties. A large party of young people,
friends OF the bride. were present.
A wedding OF interest in Omaha was that
Of Mr.. Harry Branch Ransdell Of Chicago
and Miss M. Madeline Helmer OF this city,
which was quietly solemnized In Concor-
dia, Kan, on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransdell will be at home in Denver after
August Is.
Miss May Gibson and Mr.. John H. Carroll
were married Thursday evening at the
home Of the brides sister. Mrs. w. H.
Elbourn, 1851 spaulding street. Rev. ]. H.
jerks performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Will remain in Omaha a
week, after which they will start on q
brief tour, touring at st. Louis. Detroit,
Cleveland and other points. Their home
will be at Buffalo, N. Y, where Mr.. Car
roll Is engaged in business.
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Pleasures Past.

Miss Lomax and Miss Cotton were Mr..
Haskell and Mr.. Ezra Millard's guests at
dinner at the country club on Wednesday
evening.
In honor Of her sister, Mrs. Catherine
Maschek Of ottumwa, Mrs. Jeanette Wal
ter entertained at cards on Tuesday after
noon at the Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Redick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorgan Of Lincoln and Mrs. Brevoort
Of New York were the guests Of Mr.. Tay-
lor at the Country club on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lemlst was hostess at a luncheon
at the Country club on Tuesday, when her
guests were Mrs. McClerland, Mrs. Joel
Stewart OF Council Bluffs and Mrs. Herman
Kountze.
The members OF the South Side Whist
club gave a most enjoyable picnic at
Krug's Park on Tuesday. The party took
their dinners in the park and spent the
evening bowling.
In honor OF Mrs. McAllister and Miss
McAllister OF Missouri Valley, who are
her guests, Mrs. John Campbell received in
formally on Wednesday afternoon from 3
until 5 o'clock.
Among others who entertained at dinner
at the Country club last evening we're Mrs.
B. B. Wood, who had six guests; Mrs.
Howard Baldrige, a party Of six, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. A, Cole.
Misses Moore, Lomax, Cotton, Allen, Peck,
Captain Bridges, Lieutenants Haycraft,
stone and Hanney of Fort Crook were Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Guiou's guests at dinner
at the Country club last evening.
Mrs. McClintock entertained as hostess
at q supper at The County nluo on Sunday
evening, Mrs. McKerna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guiou, Captain and Mrs. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. H. T.. Lemist being her guests.
Miss Ada Kirkendall, Miss Lucy Gore
and Miss Bessie Brady. Mr.. Tom Davis,
Mr.. Glenn Wharton and Mr.. Gerald Whsr-
ton made up a n party at the Country
club on Thursday, with Mrs. Kirkendall as
chaperone.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Rahm, Mrs. Lacy and
Mr.. Plattner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Denney
were Mr.. and Mrs. f.. ]. Hoel's guests at
dinner on Wednesday evening, the party
attending the dance at the Field club later
In the evening.
A jolly picnic party at CORTLAND beach
on Thursday last was composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perault. Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Percal, MI. and Mrs. Tippit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weseal. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and Mr.. Ed
ward Howard.
Misses Florence and Lillian Withrow en-
tertained a party Of small friends at a
lawn party on Wednesday afternoon at
their home at S45 South Thirty-hfth street.
The time was most pleasantly spent at
games. the afternoon closing with refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Paxton. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Learned, Mrs. Harry wilkins and DR.. Paul
Luddington were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hull at a dinner at the Coun-
try club on Thursday.
Mrs. George Pritchett was hostess at one
Of the most pretentious affairs Of the week
on Wednesday, when she entertained at
luncheon in compliment Of Mrs. Hall Of
Kansas City. The decorations were en-
tirely Of pink. roses being used. Mrs
Pritchett's guests were Mines. Hall
Everett. Yates. Tyler, Joel Stewart. cou-
tant and Lindsey.
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st. Joseph Murderer Must Hang.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 19.-Charles May.
who killed Robert Martin at 4 country
dance near ST. Joseph two years ago, has
been found guilty OF murder in the first
degree. This was Mays third trial and
there is no hope OF saving him from the
gallows. Nay Is notorious, having COM
mitted another murder in this county
several years ago. for which he served
time.
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Though the scare out at the Country club
which threatened for a few days to put an
end to the popularity Of that resort. for a
time at least. has all blown over, and there
are almost as many Of the fashionables to
b. found about the place as ever, in the
big hall, on the veranda and over the links,
II has been Manawa and the Boat club that
has attracted the younger set Of late and
almost every evening has found some OF
them there. sailing, rowing or Just watching
the other people. In fact, but few Of them
have visited the Country club at all re-
Gently, only as invited there to dinner.
Still no one will now admit that he is
really afraid.
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wounded sheepherder stan Lives.

CASPER. Wyo., July 1s.-(special Ivan
Ferris, the young sheepherder who was
wounded during Il night attack upon his
sheep wagon near Lost Cabin a month ago
when John Cassahn was killed, did not die
as a result of the amputation OF his
wounded arm. He is in a hospital at
Crawford, Neb., and the physicians be-
lieve he will recover. When the report
came that Ferris was dead. Sheriff Tubs
Immediately arrested p. s. Murphy and
Harry Martin, wealthy s~heepmen, who were
charged with the murder. Yesterday when
1t became known that Ferris was still
alive Murphy and Martin were released
again. Hicks and Adams, the sheepherders
charged with the same crime, are in the
county Jail.
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system is doubtless an improvement over
the old county district system. giving a
larger representation as 1t does and re-
ducing the territory to be covered by each
organization, many of the unions will suf-
fer unless the counties are organized soon.
In a number OF counties where this has
failed unions ave asked to join adjoining
county organizations. aud this privilege
has been granted them on condition that
they accept all the officers and rulings Of
that union.
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Out at the Field club interest seems to be
increasing with every week, that is, II my,
thing is to be Judged by attendance. Espe-
ciallY Is this true Of the Wednesday and
Saturday evening hops, which are sure to
be well attended In spite Of the weather.
But these informal doings seem to satisfy
society entirely and this week promises
little more than last.
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SOCIETY IS DOING LITTLE
Dullest Week in Many Months lie that
Just Passed
GOLF ANO BOATING THE ONLY THINGS
some Life, bot More LoGang, Around
the Gibbs. with Just Enough
visiting 60 Prevent AbsO-
lutte ~stRsnntion.

II any OF the fashionables have done any
.hing Of late aside from finishing their
preparations to go away for the summer or
attending the few teas and dinners OF the
week., they have done it so quietly that no
one else has heard Of II, not even the busy
dame, for the week Just past has been un-
interesting beyond any that society has ex-
perienced in many a month.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

The summer conference OF the Young
Women's Christian association. to be held
at Lake Geneva, Wis, next month, prom
ises to attract its usual gathering Of as
ISOLATION workers, the indications being
that the attendance from Oman and Ne
braska will be greater han ever before.
The large attendance from this vicinity
last year brought back an enthusiasm that
seems to have spread and become general
among association members. until Geneva
promises to be the popular vacation resort
this summer.
The conference will open August 20 and
close September 2. and the program Is Of
the usual excellent character. Among the
promiennt speakers who are TO be there are
DR.. Charles Cuthbert Hall, president Of
Union Theological seminary. New York
City; DR.. w. W.. White. President Of Mont
clair Bible school. Montclair, N. j.; Miss
Agnes Hill. general secretary Of the Young
woman's Christian association Of India: DR..
W. +. Oldham. secretary Of the Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Mr.. Don o. Shelton Of the International
Young Mems Christian association; Miss
Mary l. Babeoek. secretary Of the New
York association.
Rev. Robert Yost Of st. Mary's avenue
Congregational church addressed the Fri
day noon gospel meeting Of the association.
which was especially we'll attended. Pledges
TO the new building fund continue 10 come
In and II Is hoped that the $4,000 TO be
raised by the association members will all
soon be pledged. The association feels much
encouraged at the hearty endorsement re-
Gently given the project by the Real Es-
tate Exchange and feels that Il indicates
the general interest in their work.
In the absence OF the physical director
Miss Edith Baker will be at the tennis
courts on Harvey street on Thursday and
Friday evenings to help those who are
learning to play. The attendance at tbs
courts is large every evening that the
ground will admit Of playing. The mem
bsrs Of South Branch are also enthusiastic
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

The program for the October meeting OF
the Nebraska Federation of Women's clubs
is almost completed and will be issued
soon. The program promises to be one Of
the most profitable and interesting that
has yet been presented. and with all OF
the important business that Is to come
up at Columbus the coming meeting bids
fair to be one long to be remembered.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

Mrs. Alene Shane Devin OF Chicago is in
Omaha this week. the guest OF Mrs. Archie
Love. Mrs. Devin is one of the prominent
women OF the Illinois federation n
widely known as a writer. She will be re-
membered by those members OF the Ne
braska delegation at the Los Angeles BIZ
ennisl whose pleasure It was to meet her
at Abbotsford Inn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

In the death of Mrs. Katherine Grafton
Patterson. which occurred in Denver re-
Gently, the women OF Colorado and club
women generally have suffered a great
loss. OF the many gifted women Of the
Colorado federation Mrs. Patterson was
one OF the most widely known for ef-
forts for the social and intellectual ad-
vaneement OF her sex. A woman Of high
intellectual Attachments herself. she had
that faculty OF stimulating a like interest
and spirit In all with whom she came in
contact and her loss will be keenly felt,
especially by The members Of the Denver
club, OF which she was q prominent
member.