Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-06

are IN the league rooms. third floor. Grand
The parlors Of the Elks' club rooms viii
be open at all times for the use of the
members Of the society and its invited
guests for easy resting places and cosy
Carriages will be at the Grand hoteI' each
morning for the use OF the members Of the
society.
Proclamation by Mayor.
Many of the business houses are being
decorated in honor Of the distinguished
guests and in this connection Mayor Mac
rae yesterday issued the following procla-
nation:
The. Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee
viii hold its annual meeting in Council
Bluffs this week. AS mayor OF the city
and a member Of the citizens executive
committee having charge Of the arrange
ments Tor the reception and entertainment
OF these veterans l request that all who
can do so decorate their homes and bust
ness places in honor of men whose pres
ence - an honor 20 our city.
Unfuri Old Glory and fling it to the
breeze, Let the red, white and blue be seen
from all vantage points. The men Of the
Society OF the Army Of the Tennessee fol-
lowed that flag on many a hard-fought
held. straining their eyes at times through
dered and the deadly mimic ball sang it's
song TO catch a glimpse of its beautiful
They loved it then and they love It today.
Council Bluffs Is the Iowa home OF the
commander of the society, Major Genera
Grenville NJ Dodge. In his honor, there
the old Army OF the Tennessee let us act
az together and make our city a city beau
tiful to look upon, worthy Of the honor Of
being chosen as the place of meeting OF
these veterans.
ID. a. n. Reception.
At a meeting yesterday morning OF the
women's reception committee, of which
Mrs. Donald Macrae is chairman, it was
decided that the members OF the local
chapter, Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton, would hold a reception Thursday
afternoon from 2 to o'clock in the parlors
OF the Elks' club house for the members
OF the Society Of the Army OF the Tonnes
see and their invited guests. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the women Of the
city to attend this reception.
Friday afternoon, between the same hours
and in the same place, the members of the
women's reception committee will receive
These comprise the women's reception COM
mittee:
Mrs. Donald Macrae. chairman; Mrs. r.
Mrs. e. w. Hart, Mrs. Victor Bender. Mrs
Ernest z. Hart, Mrs. d. w Bushnell Mrs
C; L Haas, Mrs; Charles 7. Stewart, Mrs
w. II. Dudley Mrs. II. w Binder Mrs
Walter !. Smith, Mrs. Lucius Wells. Mrs
smith MCPHERSON, Mrs N. p. Dodge Mrs
JoSNpil ~ tNeeut MIS- spencer Smith. Mrs
August Beresheim, Mrs William GroneweR
Mrs. John N. Baldwin. Mrs. Robert ii
wallace Mrs. Edward Canning, Mrs w. L.
cambridge, Mrs. o. D. Wheeler Miss Caro-.
line L. Dodge, Mrs. NJ. A. FINLEY Mrs. q
e. saunders, Mrs. Charles A. BenO, Mrs
y. w. Miller, Mrs. G. w. Mcdonald Mrs
Emmett FINLEY Mrs. II. A. Quinn Mrs hi
X. Davis. Mrs. II. II. Van Brunt Mrs J. J.
hess, Mrs. w. S. Stillman, Mrs w, A.
Maurer, Mrs. J. +. Wilcox Mrs b. Nj
Sargent, Mrs. George II. Richmond
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