Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-22
senior Class play.
Mn.icRI Recital.

The music pupils of st. Agnes school
gave an entertainment yesterday evening
at the. Ancient Order Of United Workmen
temple to fine audience of their friends.
The program consisted Of twelve num-
bars. many OF them quite long. but taste
full and lacking in anything like tedious
ress. There were a number of costumed
pieces, one of them representing the god
dess OF liberty. with group of figures
representing agriculture, science, painting,
sculpture, manufacturing. music and
ligion. all copied after the Greek There
was tambourne drill which much
enjoyed by the audience, given by twelve
girls In costume. No. s on the program,
"A Home by the River" was pleasant
pastoral lyric. The audience appreciated
the national airs in number II. The pro-
gram closed with sacred chorous, BE
Joyful. In the Lord"
Funeral of Mrs. Hayward.
The audience chamber of St. Martins
church was full TO its capacity yesterday
at 1l:D to witness the funeral services
over Mrs Aliza +. Hayward. There were
many floral tributes sent in by friends
Tho service was conducted by Rev. James
Wise, assisted by Irving Johnson of Min
peapois. The music was OF the most APP
propriate character. After the ceremony a
large number OF carriages accompanied
the body to it's resting place In Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Lithuanians a Separate Club.
1t has been learned that the Lithuanian
societies Of South Omaha wish to be known
as an organization distinct from that
known az the Polish republican clubs.
They wish IL to be known that their name
Is the Lithuanian republican club and that
their voting strength Is not to be counted
as part of the voting strength of the Polish
societies. 1t is TO be understood also that
neither Mr.. Medura. nor Mr., Urbanski
were to be blamed for the grouping of the
two organizations in the press. The state
ment caused some little i'll feeling on the
part Of the Lithuanians.
Magic CITY Gossip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Tslmadge will enter
tain number of friends at cards Tuesday
evening, March 9.
Mrs. ]. ]. Dore, 2s11 T. street. was trans
ferred from her home to st. Joseph hos
pital In Omaha yesterday afternoon, where
she Is TO undergo a course of treatment.
The annual ball of the Eagles Tuesday
night was attended by a full house and the
dancing proved source OF enjoyment to
all through the excellent music and the
good management OF the floor on the part
Of the committee.
rhe police yesterday brought before
| Judge King eight petty offenders all Of
whom were given small fines and the most
/ OF them were sent TO Jail to serve out
| their time.
| The dancing party which is TO he given
at the Ancient Order Of United
| workmen temple tonight promises to
be very pleasant evenings enter
! tsinment. The women have spent great
/ deal OF time In decorating the hall and
/ there are more novelties in evidence tina n
| for some time past With the aid of the
| good lighting OF the evening, the hall will
| ne most brilliant.
Mr. Charles Offerman was married at
/ high noon Yesterday to Miss Ella McAugh
| at ST. Mary's church, Rev. Father Nugan
| officiating. The bride wore blue silk over
| tsrIeta and a chiffon hat. She carried n
I boouet OF white roses. The best man was
! Fred OheTman, a brother of the groom,
, aud Miss Anna Offerman was bridesmaid
she wore chiffon over blue silk. A sump-
! Iuous repast was served at the new home
| Of the bride and groom, 2ls North Twenty
/ fifth street.