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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

Insurgents Set Trap for Loyalists.
and Plan March on
as.. sfes, s Havana. u a, Il. !. =

Journal Special Services Il n
.s Havana, Aug. From Is reliable
source it :is;4 learned !, that treachery
against President alma, among men
who haye been looked upon as his polit-i
than the revplutipn. The president
has learned the bitter fact that Cuban
politicians, among chem some who owe,
their high places III the gov eminent to
him, have been conspiring against him.
A secret meeting of major generals
was held last evening In Havana at the
house, Of one Of the highest officers, at
Yh d It Was ploRS saad that PRESIDENT
understanding with Sth e5 srevol utionnists
or surrender his power to Vice Presi-
dent Capote. A majority of the: gen.
erals present refused toa consent to this,
deeming. it their duty to defend Presi-
dent Palma. ssS{;s,s Itss.s.5s q "s5l.g,%
: IT, Hotped ofs1ntriEue. &, l.
A eall has been assas 81 fo1 - another
der ' gen,erais. Should the latter st side
with the clique, the plan. u.s. for the
generals to goSto the palace and compel
Palma to accept peace nndersa threat
that they VIII join Che evolution.s The
meeting has been proposed. to await the,
arrival of General Marie: Menocal, who
is now manager }ofsa: sugar, plan ion.
The conspirators expect him to lead,
them. S&..a.,.s "a:
It is said he maysgso to 2Pinar del Rio
to confer with Pine Guerra. General
Menocal's opinion is still unknown. He
is expected to bein Havana the last Of
this month or early. In September. RI.
All the generals Involved in the con-
spiracy are members Of what. is called
the Cuban Veterans association. Sew
eral Of them draw salaries from the
dents palace hotbed Of intrigue.
silence b ominous.
Should the proposed meeting be held
president to resign he lis prepared to
punish the veterans for high treason.
They are being clqsely watched by the
police. 80 :rS
the unaggressive conduct nf the revo-
lutionarY generals in the field, the
quietness in many provinces and the
ominous silence Of prominent sympa-
thizerss with the revolution have puz.
lied the government greatly.
The revolutionists hert0s have kept
their plans 50 secret that they could not
even be- guesssM at. In appearance
many incidents happening all over the
island contradicted any reasonable pro-
gram that might be entertained BY
those who have taken up arms. An in:
terview had with one who. u well in
formed on the proposed military cam
paign OF the ,insur gents has thrown
! light on their intentions with which all
the contradictory incidents really CO.
incide. 8" s'....3
! =, Plan Treacherous Move. q.
| 4 = ~ - e
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Experimentation as Well.

HLegislation is mot only the adop--s
ton Il Of positive rules Of conduct; it is,
It is feeling the way; exploring paths
that may OF may not lead to the right
goal. It il certain that many bad laws
Continued on Page -Four. Fifth Column.
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Other Boards Caught.

4; Two Of the three boards In this city
used the Real, Estate Trust company as
depositary. They are the board of
ministerial relief. which had .,$4s 900 {
doors. and the board OF publication.
which had a balance Of only a few !,
thousand dollars in the Institution.
g At the offces ofethe board of nfiniss
terial relief it was announced today
that the benefciaries Of the board
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
MRS. sULTz NOW ASKS DIVORCE
Woman who Accuses Husband OF
MaIiciousIy Calling Her Insane
Sues for Separation.

Mrs. Anna Sutz, who recently applied
for a writ of habeas corpus to secure her
release from the county hospital. where she
had been placed by the insanity commission
on complaint of her husband. began suit
for divorce in district court Saturday az.
ternoon Her husband is Kasper Sultz,
who runs a shoe store at Ia South Twenty.
first street, South Omaha. She does not
mention the insanity complaint in her
petition, but charges her husband. with
striking her on numerous occasions. One
Of these times was August 6, she says and
as 8 result she was driven from homa
She says she was given $500 by her people
and invested II in a lot and a stock Of
shoes in the store her husband runs Fear.
ing he would convert the property TO cash
she secured a restraining order from Judge
Kennedy to prevent his selling. pending
the hearing OF the suit. She also demands
ilimony. The sUit was brought by c. L.
Hoover. who appeared for her In the habeas
corpus case. The couple was married in
November. 1872. in Prague. Bohemia
Mrs. Clara b. Schreiber charges her hus-
band. Edward Schneider. with deserving
her when her youngest child was months
old and with failure 10 support her since.
They were married in Burlington. Ia,
October ~, 1884
Elizabeth A. PIumer declares that hu-
initiation. due 90 the fact that her hue
band. William A. Plumer. would. not work.
drove her from him several years ago.
When they were married she had two
children by a former husband, but she says
Mr. Plumer was shiftless and didn't sup
port them She was forced. she says. 70
earn the family bread.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

iur Mrs. Pennick OF Louisville. Ky. who
will be their guest for about two weeks
Mr.. Tom Chambers expects TO leave the
first Of the week for Seattle, where he will
engage In business with Mr.. VIII McCune.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. c. rroxon and daugh-
ters. Misses Ona and Alice, have gone TO
Clrcleviile, o. to attend a family reunion.
Herbert +. shrum leaves today for Pur-
due university. Lafayette. Ind, TO pursue
a four years course In electrical engineer
ing.
Mrs. X. r. RingwaIt left last week for
Port Townsend, Wash. where she will be
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II. ID. Hop
klns.
Miss Ingrid Petersen has returned from
Chicago where she has spent the summsF
studying with the noted pianist. Ottokar
Malek
Mrs Thomas A. Fry and daughter are
back from a visit in Denver. Colorado
Springs and other points OF interest In
Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. w. g. McCune have gone
to Seattle. where they will be guests Of
their son. MFR. win MeCune. who is in
business there
Miss Charlotte Smart OF st. Louis il
expected the early part of the week, to be
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George p. Moorhead.
Mrs. James I. Woodward and daughters
Misses Ciarre and Marie. have returned
from an extended trip up the St. Law
renee and through the Thousand Isles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cudahy and daugh-
tiers, Misses Jean and Helen, arrived in
Omaha Friday after a tour through Eng
land. Holland, Switzerland and France
Miss Edith Fisher has returned from
Boulder, Colo, where she has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. waltemeyer and
Miss waltemeyer formerly OF Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Townsend and
Mrs. Ortago, who have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Townsend for several
weeks, have returned to their home IN
Havana, Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Fell and daughter,
Miss Anna who came TO Omaha for the
funeral of Mrs. Feils father, Mr.. Edward
Rosewater returned to their home in Cieve-
land. o.. Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. French and Mrs w. c. Hall
returned last week from a three weeks
trip at st. Paul and white Bear Lake.
Minnesota. Mrs. Hall leaves this week for
st. Louis to join her husband.
Mrs. George Palmer and children and
Mrs. II. r. Palmer returned Thursday
from Dennis. Mass, where they have spent
the summer. Miss Ethel Morse. who was
with her sister. Mrs. George Palmer, at
| Dennis. has gone to Vermont for a few
weeks and Mrs E. M. Fairfield also a
member OF the Omaha colony at Dennis
| went to New York Wednesday and will
spend September in Ontario and westhamp-
| ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

woolworth home. on 81. Marys avenue.
which they have leased for two years.
The new home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Kennedy will not be ready for occupancy
before the last OF the week, AZ Il IL under
going some changes
Mrs. Howard Baidrige ana son. who have
been sunmerinR at Wequetonsing. expect
10 spend the month Of September there.
Mr.. Baldrige win return this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keeiine are the
guests OF Mrs. Reeliues sister. Mrs.
Beaton, until their new home on Thirty
nth and Farnam streets II ready for occu-
pancy.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. p Peck and family
moved back to the city Friday from their
country place at Calhoun and are occu-
plying their residence at Nineteenth and
Davenport streets
Mise Lands OF the high school faculty.
has secured a two months leave OF abb
sence and Will sail Tuesday for France.
where she will Join Miss Bertha swensberg'
who IL there. In poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Rosewater VIII
be with Mrs. Edward Rosewatet at her
home on Douglas street for the present
until their new residence at Thirty-ninth
and Dewey avenue IL completed.
MRS. FRANK SiaDauRn Will ehtcftoth t"e
members Of the Flower Mission at lunch
con, followed by kensington afternoon.
Friday of this week in honor Of Miss Ella
Norwood Of Chicago Covers will be laid
for fifteen at the luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. d. C. Patterson have
closed their cottage at Lake okoboji. where
they have spent the summer, and returned
to Omaha. accompanied by their daughter,
Miss Merriam. and their son. Mr.. Dick
Patterson, who is at home on a furlough
from the naval academy. He viii return
to Annapolis the latter part OF the month
Mrs. Herman Kountse arrived Monday
from watkins Glenn, N. Y, and is arrang'
ing for the closing of the Kountze home,
Forest Hill. for the winter. She and Mr.
Kountze. who Is in I'll health, will spend the
winter in the south, and during their ABB
sence her daughter. Mrs. Ella Nash, and
little daughter, will be with Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Cotton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
CANDIDATES DO NOT AGREE
Republican Legislative Aspirants
Fail TO Reach Decision and
VIII Meet Again.

Thirteen candidates for the legislature
responded TO an invitation to meet in
Court Room No. 4 at the court house
yesterday afternoon and discuss plans for
the making OF a legislative slate by
eliminating all but nine Of the forty-three
republicans who want TO go to the lower
house.
After a fruitless discussion the meeting
adjourned until Tuesday evening et 7:ac
o'clock. when II will reeonvene at the same
place.
James Walsh was chosen chairman and
A. X. Harvey. secretary. The attendance
being small and some OF those present
being opposed to the object OF the meeting
John o. Yeiser moved to adjourn. ]. l..
Haley offered a motion that the Fontanelle
and the so-callsd machine factions OF the
party each be invited to appoint four mem
bers of a committee and the eight to
designate the ninth member, this committee
TO be empowered to, select the nine candl-
dates fer the house and all others be asked
10 get out Of the way. Mr.. Yeiser immedi-
ately called attention to the fact a motion
TO adjourn had already been made. The
point was well taken and the motion to
adjourn carried with Mr.. Haley and Harry
b. zimman voting against IL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
w.sa,ns, ana rpr.rement..

The wedding OF Miss Carrie Hawver.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hawver,
to DR.. Irving Eddy Of Chicago, viii take
place Sunday evening, September Is, at
o'clock, at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Haw-
yer, 1914 Emmett street.
The marriage Of Mr.. Will oodso. formerly
OF Omaha, to Miss Althea Simmons Of Chit
cago, took place Thursday at the home
OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Godso will be
at home after November at eo24 South
Park avenue, Chicago. Mrs. James Morton
of Omaha, a sister of Mr. Godso. and Mr.
Morton attended the wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Norah II. Emerson
to Mr.. Alfred w Riemer will take place at
$50 o'clock Monday evening. September TO-
at the home OF the bride, zoos Dodge street
Rev. r. NJ. McKaig of Sioux City. formerly
pastor OF the First Methodist church OF
Omaha, will offcate. Owing TO recent be-
reavement in the family OF the bride, the
wedding will be very quiet, the guests to be
limited to the near relatives and a few
OF the nearer friends. After a wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Riemer viii be at home
at zoos Dodge street.
The marriage OF Mr., Oscar F. shultz to
Miss Nellie Inis Brown was solemnized last
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock at the
home of the groom's parents, l017 South
Thirty-firs street, Rev. Lucius o. Baird OF
st. Marys Avenue Congregational church
offfciated using the ring service. The we'd
ding was quiet, only relatives and Few
immediate friends being present. The house
was prettily decorated with asparagus fern,
golden rod and cut flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shultz will be at home after September ID
at 1On South Thirty-first street. Omaha.
very pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas d. Carey. II being the mar
riage OF their daughter, Miss Gertrude
Maud, to Mr.. william Harris Larson Of
! Omaha. Rev. Hubert c. Herring officiated.
The house was very prettiiy decorated In
! yellow and white. the ceremony being per-
| formed In the back parlor in a bower Of
| green and white. The bride wore a dainty
gown Of white French lawn inset with lace
and insertion with tulle veil caught with
elematis blossoms and carried a shower
bouquet Of white asters. She was attended
| by Misses Annie Kruse and Alice Carey,
who were gowned alike in yellow and white
organdy trimmed In lace and insertion, and
carried white carnations, and by her little
sister, Miss Irene, as flower girl. Mr..
! Charles E. Garde served as best man and
Messrs. c. II. Severs and ]. J. Booth as
ushers. Miss Edith Ewers presided at the
/ piano. Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held. about seventy-hve rela-
/ tives and friends being present. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. F. c. LeLang
| OF Chicago. Miss Fay e. Reasoner Of Color.
ado Springs. Miss Mamie Lane and Mr.. L.
| A. Lawson OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
son left Immediately for a trip through New
Mexico and Colorado and on their return
will reside at Columbus. Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

The members of the Harmony club to
the number of about thirty-four delight
fully surprised Judge and Mrs. Munger
Friday evening to a house warming at their
recently completed home on South Thirty
second street.
Mrs. 10 Barker, jr., entertained infor-
mally at whist Saturday morning at her
home. The first prize was awarded to Mrs.
Martin and the second prize to Mrs Coles
The guests were Mines. Rogers, Chase,
Reddick, Martin. Caldwell, Sharpe. scobie.
Beeson Remington and Coles.
Mrs. John r. Mcdonald gave a luncheon
Saturday in honor OF Miss Olive Crofoot
of Chicago who Is visiting Miss Katherine
McMennemy. The guests were all college
friends at Rockford. ILL.,. and the color
scheme of purple and white, which was
prettlly and artistically carried out, with
thistles and white clematis represented
the college colors. The guests included
Misses Crofoot, Margaret McMennemy,
Katherine McMennemy, Grove of Council
Bluffs, May McMennemy. and Mines c. A,
Woodland, Lynn Kemper. Joel Wright,
and Ralph SHEPPARD.
Mrs. T. r. Mullen entertained Informally
at her home. 1914 Grace street, on Friday
evening for Miss Margaret Mullen OF Kan
sas City The evening was spent playing
parlor games and contests. The Belmont
Pleasure club quartet rendered few num-
bers. The prizes were won by Mr.. Leo
Mangan, Francis McGovern. Miss Blanche
Parker and Glare McGovern. Those pres
ent were: Misses Blanche Parker Beatrice
o'Neil Margaret Mullen Of Kansas City,
Margaret Murphy. Mildred Mullen. Bessie
Phelan. Florence Mullen. Mary O'Brien,
Clare McGovern. Mary Moore: Messrs. F.
Mullen. Ben Jenkins. George p. Carroll.
Leo Mangan. Thomas Murphy. Francis Nc
Govern. John Pheian, Cosmos Murphy,
John Moore Nugent Muliin, Earl Moore,
William Hayes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
Come and Go Gossip.


Miss Ruth Atchison left Saturday even
ing for New York City.
Mr.. Louis Meahl OF Chicago. Is visiting
his aunt. Mrs. L. II. Korty.
Miss Corinne Paulsoh has returned from
a two weeks stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Harriet Griswoid Is home from a
delightful vacation spent in Canada
Mrs. Mark Bohrer OF Minneapolis Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. IL. Hammer
Mrs. w. B. Willard has gone to New
York. where she will spend the month.
Mrs. 8. A. Howell and son and daughter
have returned from Les Chendaux. Mich,
Mrs. z. w. Dixon has returned from a
summers trip through Norway and Sweden.
Miss Joe Lyman has left for Marshall
town, Ia. where she win visit with friends.
Mr.. Samuel C. Brandon OF Detroit, Mich,
Is the guest OF his cousin. Mrs s. K.
Howell
Mrs. NJ A. Tanner has returned from
Lake Minnetonka, where she has spent
the summer.
Mr.. John Redick left Friday for Will
liams' college, where he enters upon his
senior year.
Mrs Brinker and Miss Nell Brinker are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X Coutsnt for
two weeks.
Mrs. c. N. Robins returned the last OF
the week from month spent In Detroit
and New York.
Mrs. Walter r. Page and family have re-
turned from Prior Lake. where they have
spent the summer
Mr.. Hal Yates is making a trip through
Yellowstone park, expecting to be absent
about three weeks.
Miss Daisy Beveridge OF 1909 Military
avenue left today for Elk City. where she
has a position teacher.
Miss EIoise jerks, who has spent the
past Ave weeks at Prior Lake and 81. Paul,
MINI, returned home last week.
Mrs. RebA Morgan and daughters, who
have spent several weeks on a ranch near
Sidney. have returned to the city.
Judge W. r. Kelly came from California
Saturday to spend the week the guest OF
his daughter Mrs. Raymond WEIGH.
DR.. Harry o. Cox Of Lost Cabin, Wyofn-
ing. is spending a few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Cox.
Mrs. 4. II. sprague, accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Richie, and her sister, ar
rived from Chicago Saturday morning.
Mrs. Phil Mullen of Kansas City and
son, NSugent. are visiting at the home OF
her aunt. Mrs. II. Carroll Of this city.
Mrs. F. o. Patrick. accompanied by her
son and daughter. has returned from Wyo-
ming. where she has spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs y. 8. Cowgirl are entertain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
Coming Events.

Wednesday evening Mrs. A. L. Rockwell
will entertain the Comls club at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Hamilton will
entertain the members of the Marchionette
club at their home Monday evening.
Mrs Howard Ochiltree will be the
hostess OF the Omaha Country Club
Luncheon club at matinee party at the
Burwood Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Rogers entertains at Bridge
Tuesday afternoon, compliments to Miss
Daniels, who Is the guest of Miss Bourke.
Mrs. John j. Mcneil has issued in
vitations for luncheon Tuesday, in honor
of Mrs Bradford.
special o'clock table d'hote dinner
has been announced by the amusement
committee OF the Country club for Tues
day evening Of this week. The dinner
will be followed by a musical program
furnished by Miss shadduck's Juvenile
orchestra OF fifteen pieces and there will
also be music during the dinner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
ancinI Chif-Chnf.


son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Leavitt TueEday.
Mrs w. ]. C. Kenyon is eonvalescins
from q recent illness.
Mrs. ii. j. Penfold is convalescing from
a recent operation at Emanuel hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. p. C. Moriarty have taken
an apartment at the Hamilton having
moved last wednesday.
Nrs. W. 8 Psepiston is spending the
month at Oakland Farm. near Elkhorn,
the guest OF MRS. shannon.
Mrs. Francis A. Brogan. who has been
III for several weeks will leave this week
for Excelsior Springs for an indehnlte
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Love have postponed
their return to Omaha another fortnight
ana are making the St. Lawrencs river
trip. H
Mrs. f. c. Clapp. who has been a,
wequetonsing, has left there and IL at
present the guest OF her sister at Fort
Riley.
Mrs John ]. Monnell aud Mrs. Louis
Bradford expect TO leave Omaha the latter
part Of the month TO spend the winter
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Baldwin expect u
return TO Omaha the middle OF the month
when they viii take possession OF the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

serious illness and within a day or tive
would give an audience to the French and
British ambassadors. After these foreign
representatives are received, 1t is believed
the sultan can offer no further reasons
for not permitting Mr.. Leishman to pre-
sent his credentials.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

Miss Boulten, teacher OF piano and or
gan. who returned recently after a years
music study In Berlin, has reopened her
Berlin Miss Boulter studied the organ win
the late Dir. II. Reimann, royal music
librarian and organist at Kaiser Wilhelm
Memorial church, and piano With the we'll
known teacher and composer. Herr yellx
Dreyschock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

The following from London paper is an
interesting account OF one of the vacation
schools of which Mrs. Humphrey Ward is
the chief support and that illustrates some
of the accomplishments of many similar
schools supported in this country by club
women and others:
Today the summer vacation school which
has been in existence fOr the past month
at the Passmore Edwards Settlement In
Tavistock Place, w. C.; closes. But before
work, or, more correctly speaking, of its
play. The scholars invited their parents
them at work in the workshops in the gar
den, the gymnasium and the kitchen. while
the talented among them entertained the
company with song and dance. The babies
started the program with action songs and
dance movements, then the older ones fol-
lowed with more ambitious attempts in the
same direction, the boys dancing horn
pipe and the girls giving an admirable rem
deTing OF a scene from the ''Midsummer
Nights Dream" In the interval the parents
sought out their offspring at the carpentry
benches. In the painting room or In the
sand pits at the bottom OF the garden
Meanwhile miniature carpenters. with
making key racks and soap boxes and egg
stands. looking Vnxiously the while for q
home face among the crowd.
A group OF artists In embryo were paint
ing flowers from nature. others were busy
bask king, playing halma and draughts
or learning how TO play In the gymnasium.
Blackboards were set under the trees IN
the garden and round them sat earnest
little groups Of girls. each with teacher
In attendance. In the midst OF one circle
two tiny chickens were being sketched
they pecked al their food. but. II must
be admitted, the artistic results bore little
resemblance TO the engaging models An
unprecedented critic would have been at a
loss 10 recognize the species Of animals
sketehed, for they bore varying lkenesses
70 pigs. canaries and guinea fowls. and all
OF them were destitute OF feathers save
one. and that had spikes like a hedgehog
curled at the end. The guests wandered
from group TO group admring the ba bios
sewing, the outline Of cows and pigs in
colOred worstcds. modelling uueer animals
out OF clay or merely building castles IN
sand. object lessons at every turn OF how
10 he happy though holidaylAss Mrs
Humphrey Ward and her stan OF able MS
siFtants are to be congratulated uDon their
holiday school. which has weaned 80 many
bright scholars from the pavement to such
apparent advantage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

WASHINGTON. Sept s.-Ambassador
Leishmsn expects TO be received by the
sultan of Turkey at an early date. The
State department today received a dis
patch from Mr., Leishmsn, saying that the
sultan has practically recovered from his
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

MONDAY-First meeting of the Marchion-
cite club, Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Hamilton
entertaining.
TUEsDAY---Mss Mary Rogers. a bridge
party; Mrs. John Mcneil, a luncheon.
Mrs. Howard Ochiltree, matinee
party; special table d'hote dinner at
WEDNESDAY-Mrs A. l.. Rockwell
hostess of Comis club meeting.