Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-30

l the remainder Of the summer at the Nast
cottage. Mrs. f. W. Nash and Miss Esthei
will join them there in a week or so.
Miss Averill Of Beaumont, Tex. who has
been the guest Of Miss Mary Lee McShane
for the last few weeks. left Friday for
| Minneapolis
Miss Little and Miss Hammond Of the
public library leave today to spend their
vacations at Minnehaha-on-the- Ruxton,
Manitou, Colo.
Mrs. p. w. Kennedy and children OF
| Louisville, KY, are guests of Mrs. Porter
and Mrs. Sarson at their home on North
Fortieth street.
Miss Buelah Sharp will leave the early
part Of the week with a party Of Council
Blufs friends for a hunting and fishing
trip in Colorado.
Miss Jeanne Brown is expected home
next week from Wyoming, where she has
| been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John Pat
rick on their ranch.
Mrs. Russell E. McKelvey and daughter
Miss Russell, will spend the week at Sew
ard Neb., where they will be guests Of
Mrs d. c. McKillip.
Mrs. Luther Kountze and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Stewart will leave this
week for Hyannisport, Mass. to spend the
remainder of the summer
DR.. and Mrs. c. e Smith and family
will leave Monday for Prior lake. Mimi.
where Mrs Smith and children will remain
while DR.. Smith makes a western trim.
Mrs. r. s. Wilcox attended the reception
given at York Thursday evening for the
department commander Of the woman's
Keller Corps stopping at Fremont enroute
home.
Mrs. Warren Fake of Rochester, N. Y,
and Mrs. 1. II. Bishop of Indianapolis, Ind,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Allen and Miss Allen at their home on
Georgia avenue
Miss Florence Lewis went to Chicago
Wednesday to be the guest of Mrs. Maui
dain and Miss May Naudain. Miss Maui
dain Is now singing with the Woodland
company in Chicago.
Miss Wilhelmena Lowe is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. w. w Lowe, at Fort Crook.
having just returned from European
tour with Sousa's band, with which she
has been harp soloist
Mr. Asa Shiverisk. who has been visiting
his mother, has returned to New York
For some time Mr.. shiverisk has been un-
DER treatment for trouble with his ears, but
returned east much improved.
Mrs. ID. II. Wheeler, jr., will leave Mon
DAY for New York and Burlington, VT,
where she will join Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Rogers and party and accompany them
abroad. They will sail August g.
Rev. W. d. Patton, 2551 Henderson street,
LETT Thursday for Chicago, where he will
visit at the home of his son, DR.. D. II. r.
Patton. 25O5 Michigan avenue Rev. Mr.. |
Patton has accepted invitations to preach
while in Chicago in the Third Presbyterian
church on Sunday. July 30, and in the Sixth
Presbyterian church Sunday, August 6.
Mrs. W. G. Shriver and her daughter
Mabel are making a ten-day visit to Glen
wood, Ia, and will attend the Chautauuua
to be held there this and next week. On |
the 18th of August they will go to the |
mountains in Pennsylvania for a thirty-day |
visit to the parents of Mr.. Shriver Their |
visit will also include Pittsburg, Chicago |
and Hannibal, Mo.
Chester A. Romigh of the postofHce left |
afternoon for Longmont, Colo, |
where he will marry Miss May Newdy next |
Wednesday afternoon. Accompanying Mr.. |
Romigh was Harry Haze, who will be best |
man, and Paul Haze, Grover H. Romigh |
and Ray Mckay, who will attend the nup-
tials. The Omaha guests at the wedding
will make a tour of Colorado before re-
turning to Omaha.