Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-21

to 10 a. m-Dr. Jonas, surgical
10 to u a. m.-Dr. clifford, eye, ear, etc.
Douglas county hospital.
to 10 a. m.-Dr. Akin, nervous.
10 to i a. m.-Dr. Bridges, internal medi-
cine
Quarterly centennial alumni meeting.
y. m-College building, Twelfth and Pa
cilc streets.
Business session.
Historical addresses by DR.. A. S. Won
cine I'm Nebraska" DR.. W. F. Milroy OF
Omaha, History Of the COLLEGE Of Medi-
F. D. Haldeman OF ord. Alumni Of the
College OF Medicine of the University OF
S D. m.-Complimentary theater party
given by the Omaha members to visiting
THURSDAY.
Commencement day.
Special alumni clinics Emmanuel hospital.
10 to u a. m.--Dr. b. 3. Davis. surgical.
Swedish hospital
to 10 a. m.EDr. George II. Bicknen. nose
10 to y a. m.-Dr A. c. Stokes, cysto-
scopy and urethoscopy.
2 to 4 p. MANUAL alumni luncheon at
the Calumet, l41l Douglas street.
p. m.-Commencement exercises, Congre-
gational church. Nineteenth and Davenport
streets
Muslc-Grand chorus (salomel
Invocation by the chaplain of the day.
Music-Chant pastoral DuBoisD.
Administering OF hippocrauc oath by the
dean.
Reduced rates from Lincoln, going May
q and returning May "a
Commencement address by James Carroll,
NJ. D.. curator of the Army Medical mu-
i'm Medicine"
Music~FestivaI march CDunster)
Informal reception for the speaker,
alumni, graduates and invited guests IN
the church parlors.
Church May Buy Tabitha Home.
A IL pf MI
tary of the board Of education of the Lu-
theran church. Is expected in Lincoln to-
morrow to look Mt Tabitha home with a
view to buying it flr tho use of the Lu-
theran church 1t IL planned to build n
addition to the present structures on the
grounds a seminary at a cost of }25, nO0. pro-
viding the property is bougn,. 1apitha
home has had strenuous existence during
the last three years. 1t was started some
eighteen years ago by Rev. and Mrs.
Heiner who conducted it as 4 home ior
aged people and homeless children, and
who depended upon charity to make 1t a
go. Things moved along with little trouble
until a committee OF Lincoln people con-
cuded It needed looking into and then the
hammers began to beat, with ;hA result
that the Heiners we're forced out of the
property and 1t was taken over by the self
appointed guardians of the friendless with
flourish OF trumpets not unlike the open
ing of a new coal mine. The committee
found IL had a white elephant on its hands
and the home was dropped and the nam
mers brought forth again. At this time the
home is being managed by a committee Of
Lincoln business men acting in conjunc-
ton with the Heiners
Surprise for siEer.
Lincoln letter carriers gave Postmaster
Sizer a little surprise last night They in
vted him to the postofice during the even
Ing and numerous speeches were made
congratulsting him on his reappointment.
finishing the ceremonies with a nice spread.
Mr.. sizer responded with a speech
Thompson Speaks at Syracuse.
Deputy Attorney General Thompson will
speak at Syracuse on Memorial day. Mr..
Thompson has received a number Of in
vitatons to use his voice on Memorial day,
but he had accepted the invitation to go
10 Syracuse before the others got here.
1t is planned to make the day a memorable
one in the Otoe town.
Bids Are Too High.
Bids for the construction of the new Elks'
home at Thirteenth and P streets were
opened yesterday, but all of them were
IMAM tnt estimated cost OF the Struc-
ture. 1t had been estimated the building
would cost $4,000, but none of the bids
came within these figures. The committee
has not yet announced what II will do, but
It Is believed new estimates will be made
and bids called for a second time.
Modern WOOdmen Memorial.
The Modern Woodmen of America is
planning TO hold memorial services June
At the First Presbyterian church Head
Counsel Talbot and G. w. Berge will de-
liver addresses. program of some length
I'm addition will be carried out.
wesleyan commencement.
Commencement exercises at Wesleyan
university will begin May Is. Following is
the program for the week:
Society Anniversar ies-M Monday Nav "a
Theophanian; Tuesday, May 90 Willard:
Wednesday. May 80 Orothphilian; Thurs
day, May 81 Everett.
saturday, June IS p. m, class day ex-
erctses, College OF Liberal Arts
Sunday, June 3-lO:SO a. M, baccalaureats
sermon by Chancellor d, w. c. Hunting