Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Pupils Of Public Schools Have Their Iuning
This Week.
GRADUATION WILL Be FRIDAY MIGHT
Exercises of Retiring senior Class Are
to he In Methodist -Church-Tues-
day Evening The Rivals'
Will he Given.

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ton to the seniors at the residence Of DR..
and Mrs. 7. @. Ensor. Although the threat
ening weather kept some away the spacious
residence was well filled with pupils and an
enjoyable evening was spent. This evening
the annual baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered to the graduating class by DR..
Wheeler at the First Presbyterian church.
Tuesday evening the senior class will pro-
duce The Rivals at the new Workman
temple, T~wenty-hfth and NJ streets. For
this production the stage has been enlarged
and the hall will be nicely decorated with
bunting and class colors Those who have
been given places in the cast are: Ralph
Cressey, Charles Miller. Paul Birge, Joseph
Cox, Jesse Clark, Antoine Lott, Frank Vosa-
eek, Harold Bergquist, Ralph Gramiich.
Miss Della Clark, Miss Hilda Condron, Miss
Pearl Fitzgerald, Miss Bertha Freitag and
Miss Ethel Breen.
Wednesday evening the alumni will ten
der a banquet to the graduates at Masonic
hall. Preparatory and eighth grade COM
mencement exercises will be held at the
First Methodist church Thursday evening.
Friday evening, at the Methodist church,
graduating exercises Of the high school
class will be held. The diplomas will be
presented then. Rev. George McAdams re-
Gently elected president of Fort Worth
CTex) university, will deliver an address to
the graduating class. Programs for the
week will be issued Monday.
The following pupils will be graduated
May q: Treda J. Baumgarten, Charles C..
Beavers, Paul r. Birge. Mabel e. Cheek,
Jesse NJ. Clark, Joseph M. Cox, Minnie &.
Crosby, Lena A. Dickman, Mary p. Fitz-
gerald, Annabelle C. Graham, Maud r.
Henry, Lillian o. Kadavy. Mildred T. Levy,
Rose e. Malone, Grace e. Miller, Court r.
| Stanley, Mamie Beal, Harold B. Bergquist,
Ethel M. Breen, Della Z. Clark. Hilda f..
Condron, Ralph E. Cressey, Edith L.. Den
mis-, BERTHE NJ. Ferguson, Bertha E, Freitag,
Ralph @. Gramlich, Elsie v. Hoagland.
Elizabeth j. Kennedy, Antoine L. Lott,
Charles C. Miller. May r. Shelany, Frank
r. Vosacek.
south Omaha Hospital Affairs.
Mrs. C. L. Talbot, president Of the South
Omaha Hospital association sent the fol-
lowing statement to The Bee yesterday
afternoon for publication:
The South Omaha Hospital association
desires to inform the public that Miss Mel
lie Stevens, a graduate of the Lucy Webb
Hayes National Training school and OF the
Sibley Memorial hospital, Washington, has
been secured as superintendent. Miss Mary
/ COME, by reason OF nST e&CelieHl AIN IA
Client work, has been retained as assistant
superintendent. The association can as
sure it's patrons that all patients will be
In the immediate charge of ar. e%ffcient
| trained nurse at all hours of the day ana
night. We have at this time two capable
| student nurses and desire several more to
enter the training school. Those who have
had some experience are preferred. None
will be admitted as students without first
| class recommendations. The physicians OF
| the hospital stan have given us assurance
OF their most hearty cooperation. Miss
Maggie Pollard has been engaged as ma
tron, to assume her duties at once. This
places the management of all departments
OF the hospital in the hands of thoroughly
competent, reliable and responsible per-
sons
Grand Army Memorial Services
Phil Kearney post No. .. Grand Army of
the Republic, will hold Its annual memorial
services at the First Methodist Episcopal
| church, T~wenty-third and N streets, at >
/ o'clock this afternoon. Members OF the
post will meet at their hall at $3.50 O'Clock
and march to the church, Rev. Leander
Lane. pastor OF the Christian church, will
deliver the sermon. The Woman's Relief
corps and the South Omaha cavalry troop
have been invited to attend this service, as
are also friends of the veterans and visit
ing soldiers and sailors. The choir of the
| Methodist. church will sing at this service.
Social and Dance.
Magic City lodge, Modern Brotherhood
of America, will celebrate Its hrst ami
versary next Friday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall. Twenty-fourth and M streets
The following supreme officers have ac-
$500 t..,t&a ttana ~ aftand and will as.
sist in making the occasion a success: Hon.
T. b. Hanley, Upton, Ia, supreme presi-
dent; e. L. Balx, Mason City. Ia, supreme
secretary; T. II. Scott, Standard, Neb., d.
rector; 8. 8. Hayman, Grand Island, stage
manager. All arrangements for the AFFAIR
have been completed and the celebration
promises 10 be quite an event for the mem
bers of the brotherhood in South Omaha.
Lockwood Reception Monday Night
Secretary Marsh of the South Omaha
Young Mems Christian association has
sent out invitations to friends for the re-
canton to be rendered to w. w Lockwood
at the association parlors Monday evening
from q 70 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Lockwood has
heen assistant secretary OF the assocla-
ton in Omaha, but has resigned to take
TN missionary work at Shanghai. China.
while in China Mr.. ockw will act az
representative OF the Soutn OHdha dSso-
citation in the foreign field. There will be
addresses, a social hour and refreshments,
Fifteenth Anniversary.
On Tuesday evening Ancient Order OF
United Workmen lodge No. 66 will cele-
brate it's fifteenth anniversary at Hunts
hall. Twenty-sixth and N streets. Ar
rangements have been made for entertain
ing the members of the lodge and any Wis
itinR members of the order. Excellent
music has been engaged for the occasion
and an abundance of r-efreshments has
been ordered.
Examinations This Wee
J.. A. Mclean. superintendent OF public
instruction. was busy yesterday preparing
the questions to be used at the examine
tons this week. All grades will take the
examinations, which will occupy nearly the
entire week. The schools will close May q
and not reopen until Tuesday, September 1
Il BaeeaIaureate sermon.
Rev. Robert L. Wheeler will deliver the
annual address TO the graduates of the
South Omaha High school at the First
Presbyterian church this evening at
o'clock. Parents and friends of the school
with all teachers and members OF the BoarC
OF Education. are most cordially invited
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