Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

Stainless Flag" All of the other churches
have dismissed their evening Service that
their congregations may attend. In the
morning the sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered and Holy COM
munion. There will be special music and
Mrs. Esther Prey Boomer will sins the
offertory solo.
The regular service is announced at
the Baptist church for the morning service.
The Baptist young people will hold their
evening service, but the regular evening
service will be suspended for the union
service at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. H. H, Millard will occupy the pulpit
at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
His theme will be, God With Us" The
Epworth league will meet at $3.50 The
evening service will lie suspended
Y. NJ. c. A. Notes.
! The night school will open next Monday
evening and this always marks the COM
pletion of the setting up time for things
in general. The indications are for a large
increase in the number of students. There
have been many more names ON the pros
pective list than were in the classes all
last year. Aside from shorthand and
typewritng the association has almost a
complete business college and it is the
plan to add such others as may be neces-
sary to complete the full business course.
AS a starter in the work for men I'm the
mechanical trades there was added a class
in mechanical drawing. This includes
geometric drawing and projections for
those engaged in tin and sheet iron trades.
From the start this had been a success
and this year will see an increase In
rumber Of students. The plans of the
educational committee are to add other
studies and practical clubs as the facilities
will permit. With the prospect OF close
| TO 100 students this year the association
will soon have developed an evening coll
| lege which will he a credit to the city.
The committee on membership canvass
has decided TO raise the membership TO 600
and to do II in thirty days Plans are be-
| ing developed for the promotion of the
canvass and the first meeting will be held
Wednesday evening next, at the rooms. The
program is not being divulged, but It lis
something ip> ~ssrlns and novel. The en-
tire memberssip will be invited for the
affair next Wednesday.
Tickets for the entertainment course will
| go on sale next week There are already
orders in the office for about one-third the
entire number sold last year. With the
class Of attractions and the prices OF tickets
the auditorium will doubtless be filed this
year.
A full list of gymnasium classes will be
| started next week. This will mean the
young mems evening class Monday and
| Thursday evenings and the business men's
class Tuesday and Friday afternoon at 5:l5
| The Sunday afternoon meeting was we'll
attended last Sunday, considering the day
and It being the first meeting. The meet
| ings will be pushed vigorously from this
| time on.
Magic City Gcspip.
DR.. and Mrs Weeter of Grand Island are
| the guests of jay Laverty and family.
| Biancolar Cusek and William Roberts
| We're fined in police court for drunkenness
! Miss Katie Bourn of Nebraska City is
/ making a weeks visit with friends in the
| city.
| Mr. and Mrs Henry Evers of Sioux City
| are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| EWell
| Frank White Of West Side. Ia. is the
! guest this week OF his old friend, r. j.
! King, and family
/ Mrs r. p. Evans cf Ulysses, Neb., who
| has been visiting Miss Eunice Ensor. re-
| turned to her home this morning.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tnwl entertained d
| number of friends at whist last evening
l. The prizes were won by Mr.. Vern Mann
! and Eunice Ensor.
| The death Of Frank A. MaRkanski, a child
| OF years, whose parents live at SA North
1 Thirty-fouIth street, occurred yesterday
| The funeral will be held today from the
| residence.
| district at Twenty-fifth and l. streets. says