Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08

gomery will enter school at Burnham's'
at Northampton, in the fall
Mrs. Frank ". Lynch and Miss Bertha
Walling Of Grand Rapids. Mich, will ar
rive next Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Meikle.
Mise Ida Pearlmsn Of Plattsmouth is be
ing entertained by Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B.
kendis al their residence, AIS North Twen-
ty-third street
Mrs. Lester Bridaham and little son,
Lester, jr., who were the guests OF Mrs.
Edwin I. Swobe. have returned to their
home in Denver.
Mr.. T. A. Fry. accompanied by Miss Fry
and the Misses Anne and Alice Fry, left
this afternoon for Denver and other points
OF interest in Colorado
Mrs. G. II. Townsend and Miss Bessie
Townsend are entertaining Mrs. Georges
Pray and Miss Grace Pray OF Portland
Ore, formerly of Omaha.
Mrs. F. c. Carson Lowrey has had as
her guest for several weeks her step
son Mr. Fred Lowrey of Sioux City, who
returned home THIS week.
Mr. Charles Jensen has returned from
the Chicago Art and Dramatic School
to spend the summer with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Jensen.
Mrs Samuel f. Howell and children
leave this week for Mackinac island to
spend the summer. They will be accom-
panied by Miss Hermione Blessing
Mrs. Nora II. Lemon left Tuesday for
Madison, Wis, where she will spend a
month. She will then visit her daughter,
Mrs. Davis, at Stevens Point, Wis
Mrs. Ella squires arrived this week from
New York. where she has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Estabrook. Mrs.
Squires spent the winter in Bermuda.
Mr. John Forbes and son sailed on the
Ivernia from Liverpool on June 26. They
will visit Canada before returning to
Omaha, about the 18th of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGinn, Mrs.
Largey and Miss Largely of Butte, Mont,
leave Wednesday for an automobile trip
to New York. They will be gone several
weeks.
Mr.. F. M. Somers and wife mother and
little son, are spending the summer with
Mrs. somer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. F.
Hamilton at their summer home at Oko-
boil, la.
H. NJ. Waring, wife and son. Roy, who
was member Of the graduating class at
West Point this year, have returned home
after three weeks trip in the east and
Canada
Mrs. Ed Wilcox and children, Misses
Mildred and Bernice left yesterday TO
spend six weeks with Mrs wilcox's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Corbett Of
Franklin. Pa
Mrs. ]. ]. Dickey, with her daughter, and
niece, Miss Helen Scobie, are at present in
Switzerland. Mr. and Mrs Hoxie Clarke
are also in Switzerland and expect to return
to Omaha in August
Mrs, George Christiancy, who is now
the guest of her mother Mrs Guy c. Bar
ton, and sister Mrs. w. B. Millard Will
sail with Mr.. Christiancy for a trip to
Holland on August ..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Mans of the Dun
sany are happy in the birth of their first
grandchild Saturday morning a black
eyed baby girl came to the home OF their
son, WIN, and wife, in Council Bluffs
Mr. j. W. Haines, in company with his
son. Mr.. G. Turner Haines, left Tuesday
for an extensive trip in the east. during
which they will visit Niagara Falls and
spend week in New York and at Coney
Island.
Mr.. C. c. Stapleton of Playa Riea,
Ecuador, is the guest of Mr. Harry H..
ONeill and other Omaha friends. Mr..
Stapleton formerly resided in Omaha, but
for the past few years has lived in ECU
| ador, where he represents a large min
| ing company,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Weiss of Cincinnati,
o.. are stopping at the Her Grand for a
few days. Both have many friends in
Omaha who regret that they cannot stay
longer. They express themselves much i'm
pressed by the changes in Omaha since
! their last visit. Mr. and Mrs. Weiss will
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and the Yellowstone park
Miss Ethel Evans has returned from
New York and is the guest of her sister
Mrs. T. 7. Lindsey. In a few days she
will leave for Malvern, Ia, for a short
visit with her mother. The rest of hel
vacation will be spent with Mrs. Lindsey
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan and Miss Swan OF
Biloxi, Miss, are also guests OF Mrs. Lind
sey, who is Mrs Swans sister.
John s. Heath has just landed at Parl
from the new French liner La Provence
where he will study for three months unde
one of the famous piano masters OF Paris
He has signed for a fifteen weeks concer
tour next winter, which may bring him t
Omaha. ii. f. Heath the father of Johr
will be remembered as the publisher OF tn
Nebraska Farmer for the last twenty year
and his home at this time is 1875 sout
Twenty-sixth street, Omaha
Mrs. Guy Howard returned Thursda
from "Arbor Lodge" Nebraska City
where she was the guest of Mrs 10
Morton. Mrs. Howard and son and Mr.
, f. NJ. Fairfield and children left yester
l day for the east. Mrs. Fairfield will b
on Long Island for a while and later a
Dennis, Mass. Mrs. Howard goes to Blu
lington, VT, for a short time before sal
ing for England on the 2lst. with Mis-
< Helen Howard and Mr.. Otis Howard.