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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
BIC sHAKE-UP IN YALE
BASEBALL PLANS NEXT
Tad Jones Will Cut Out South
ern Practice Trip and Try
New Methods.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, July 81
There is TO be q shake-up in Yale
baseball before next season, for the
poor showing made by the Ell mines
during the past few years is getting
on the bulldogs nerves. The Moses
who is expected to lead Yale out OF
the diamond of despond Is the new
ly elected captain and catcher. Tad
Jones, who is consulting with promi-
ncnt alumni to learn the best means
fer avoiding the disasters Of the sea-
SON. just closed, when Yale lost her
annual series to Harvard, Princeton.
Holy Cross, Georgetown. Williams and
Brown,
Captain Jones favors cutting out the
annual Easter trip to the South, which
has always crippled one or more
players This and several other in
novations are being discussed, and It
IS expected that when the Yale plans
for the baseball campaign for 1908 are
announced there Will be several sur
trriSpS sprung.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
establishment OF Captain r. r. Lam

establishment OF Captain r, r, Lam
don. Cobb's Creek, Va, having been
brought there by George Hossack, the
of Captain Landon's stud, some twelve
months since, Letcher was taken to
Paris by Hossack, and remained there
until his death. Though foaled back In
1855 the gray stallion does not figure
as sire Of standard speed, but from.
his loins came Neddie Corners. the
sensational green trotter Of few sea.
sons back that trotted trial OF. 2:oe
ever. some good mares were bred to
Lctcher, and among their produce may
be found q lot of very promising
youngsters.
Della Copeland, the black filly, three
years old, by Prince Belmont, Ell Id,
dam Miss Copeland, dam OF Copeland,
2:O9 IA, and grand dam OF Major Del
mar, 1853 3-4, by Almont Star. own
cd by p. Nusbaum, OF Warrenton. Va,
mare, with some speed at the trot,
but Mr.. Nusbaum has stronger fancy
for breeding than training, SO during
the spring the daughter OF Belmont
miral Dewey and bred to that noted
son Of Bingen and Nancy Hanks; 4, This
aly was bred ID By Samuel MeMian
vcrton, Va, and purchased in 1906 by
Mr. Nusbaum at the Millburn Farm
dispersal sale. Miss Copeland. the dam.
| whom she dropped a foal this season
by King Lancelot, full brother to Dare
Devil, 2O9.
! rueror. 2:lO Ia; Colonel Patrick,
$40 Ia; Estrella, 2:13 3-4. and others,
last season, Is now training a. T.
Griffith and c. w. Saunders, OF Rich
mond, Va, for whom he Is working
n stable of horses at the Virginia
State Fair Grounds tracks Among
! the trottcrs and PAGERS inE Smiths
Rock Sand. a fast green trotter by
| Sable Rock, son of Sable Wilkes; a
bay gelding, by Dexter Prince, dam by
/ lIlcctioneer: Princess 1<ingan, chestnut
cess Alma. by Mambrino King, and
i four promising two-year-olds, by Di-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
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news OF HORSES
AND H0RSE {: 4 !
Benarcs, Son Of Bingara, Bought
by Floyds and Brought to
Virginia.
THE RIVERSIDE. HORSE SHOW
Death OF Letcher, 2:1S "a.
Della Copeland, by Bel
mont Prince.
THE RIVERSIDE HORSE SHOW

ny w. J. CARTER, "DROAD ROCK.'
During a recent trip to the Now
England States, In search OF young
stallion Floyd Bros. OF Eridgetown,
Iva, visited Allen Farm, Pittsheld,
Mass and purchased Benares, AlSll,
bay colt, foaled 300, BY B1ng4r,a a.s son
2:27 "a, by Arion, 2:o7 ga. The dam
Of this colt is Rusalka, dam Of Kushan,,
l2:lS Ia. by Mazatlan, S:26 "a, SECOND
dam Rusina full SISTER r. 70 snH ana
| third dam, the famous Miss Russei
dam of Maud s., 2:os 3-4. etc, BY Pilot.
III. Benares desc CT, ~ -, ss nat .
we'll formed. handsome COZ, WIN a NOV ~
a gao gait now, and mat WIN 'eiy
little handling.
sont9r~a01 wh ,e rishsr b Is
e Sf'ea Could 'n nsearcely be desired FLOYD
Bros who are tho largest breeders
on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia ana ma
owners Of sidney Prince, |, ~ = Ia IN, Inc
chased Benares for use in the stud and n
Iit would seem that they have a right
Ito expect much from such stoully
bred and promisus e0 Obtain colt BY
IBlngcn himself but, as Desirable sons as
of that famous sire OF speed are nol
to be had at seemingly less than pro-
hibitive figures, benaTeS'5 bfa''usoN
was accordingly seiccsea'
i improvements on quite an extensive
scale arc, contemplated by those DOOM
liar organizations known as the RIVER
iside Hunt club and tho hlVersl1e ~ ~ be pc
Country club. near Petersburg, " ",
THE grounds OF the latter are peaut y,
fully located. and form one OF me
4 w ,sh near the "Cockade City"
AT an early date n good naii III. ~! :.
track WIN he built. ana T. s,aaai,tterur,,.
course l>,d out, WHILE rrhius.h. ~. =
10 be erected and under y conc lonl "
Tor more stalls. to be used TOY ", i'ois ~
nntercd both at the race M ~ , ~, nmt
horse shows. The pronounced huNlet y
Ior the show held last sprlll lead ~
1.-THE formation of y permahGnt nrshnaii ~
ton undertthc name q th.,itiVer q ~,
Horse Show Club, ',nder whose 10
Ipces - bigf show WI ne ned ~ "np NJ
itemler and committees are no. pre- ,ie,
inarina. program, which W., ~ ci', ,,,
la race meeting also. 81. Whicn NY !, \ -. =,
Iteresting feature wlllmpsS aa e, po.ntar ~
ncin race each dan ~ oti - go, ~, .
President u w. seward IS Nlc'cnis ~,
don't NJ &, Jackson sonlN,t"i ~ Z, n q,
lW Harrison. with ~ w. ltuil'n y
8Etteasurer and ,rNnla Z. !.
TIC death of8Fthe, ,graN sta, lion
fletcher. 9t,S 3-4. which occurred = re
tc6ntlv at Paris. KY. recalls tne lae
THAT the son az Director: - ~, AZ.
Alice GREY, by Signal 1851 did ~.
5Ndutv for several years ut the hreeu'ni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
L|P7 ON TO TRY AGAIN
. TO LIFT AMERICA S Cup
Plucky British Yachtsman Will.
Make a Fourth Attempt
to Win It.

NEW. YORK, July 27.-A challenge
from Sir Thomas Upton for the
cup is practically assured.
a yachtman well known In English
sport. in speaking OF the situation, said
he had no doubt that challenge would
come from the baronet before next Oc-
tober. Sir Thomas said this man, was
as his intimate friends knew, not ex-
actly patient over the delay virtually
imposed upon him by the custodians
of the cup when he came here last year
with an immediate challenge In his
mind He has had Mylne, Fife. and
other designers at work on models
and plans, and he Is now prepared to
submit challenge. which, in common
fairness, should prove acceptable to
the New York Yacht Club.
"Sir Thomas" continued this yachts
man." will not rest easy until he has
made fourth try at the cup. and
Americans may rest assured OF one
thing-they will never receive chal-
lenge for the cup from any other Eng
.lishmanf Of any standing at all until
Sir Thomas is out of5-the way. BY
this I mean that any person challeng-
Ing for the cup before Sir Thomas has
has fourth challenge accepted will have
to assume the position of cutting In;
and while have no doubt the defenders
Of the cup would prefer to have a
change in chnllengers, there Is little
chance Of it until another Shamrock
tries for the trophy. And so the New
York Yacht Club might just as well
meet him sooner or later.
The members OF the New York Yacht
Club are not over anxious for chal.
lenge, but If one comes they will not
back water In fact, they are conf.
dent that foreign yacht Will never
capture the trophy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
Vanderbilt Gun Race.

NEW YORK, July 27.--"There will be !,
Vanderbilt cup race this season somewhere .
said Secretary Frederick II. Elliott, of the
American Automobile Association, AT the
close offthe an important conference on the
racing situation between President ". II
Hotchkiss, a. r.. Pardington, acting chair
man"ot the racing board. and Mr. Elliott
onposltlon 10 the race taking place in New
Jersey has become quite strong, but Long
Island Is again anxious Tor the contest, ana
II seems probable that II may be held there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

Golden State Will Send 4 Dozen
OF Her Nest Successful
Athletes.
HER sPRlNTERs TO BE FAST
San Francisco is Coming TO
Make a Try Tor Worlds
Championships.


SAN 4tR.ANGlSco. CAL. July go
ascoljf,rnia will send twelve sterling
,i#'. A., .i,s snorts nt
ge'hift.s 70 'o''i'' ~
the Jamestown EXPOSITION ihNN ".s
Charlie Parsons and z. c. Gehrardt
.,,,,ors ,,drew C;larner. middle-
Ito,,,,o,, rhec1, and
distance runner iiei"o''
silly fp"eil' t"'"iStS, ~ "a
Rose and William GilhiSre' WelsA'-
,hrowers: Charming Hall jumper,
49,, ,a nntn-va,,lter. Raleigh
o,,t. cn,i,
Kelly Instance fUiiilei' an"
gar. all-around man
These twelve atI,letes will comprise
,,,,t,,a,.,f,. taam William
ttle ~ l,ittv ,S,,,,,.,,,. chairman Of
-, iS1n n,,, - - dt,aI,n,s re the OLYMPIC
w 1917 " $50, 'io,n,. ~ outdoor
49, ~" NJ i,aaa Of the move
49,. az, t-rancisco anl the.
~, ~ -. y. ,,..,,.,,,,,s; ~ ~ worlds
80 ~, $40,
nc q, - .,.t, ,,,1o IN,
ne is'''ai No ~, po,i,in
i,n3,Seat
re lew 80 "
"a tl,E
ssNeu ~ -. -, ~. ~ ai,,t,
Eva u .ls 80 ,',,,., ~ ,,of,,t.
sepi iits ,te : ~. -. :. s,.S,
1SSpitt t. - =, 60 - -! :
~. anu ! " .t'''lu - 80 go. !. =. :
go ps iuii 'e"itis " ti..eei W !"
COMES 'aHts' tlas .',,9.,.,
ths Moitii u eiie - a n a'1u 80 :
ISIS, com ei'Hs III '!''s seI 's.o'i % WY
country.
Many good judges of athletics who
Fave seen field days in lha East as
u eli as on the coast are of the opinion
G.ata team could be selected right here
y ttsls iA ,! ol,9tas' "ttisi1 N""iu nay
S az Ss!aaiSe my ~! " w
Z. AuiiiuSi =. ~ piates' ~ . aiso ~
Ef 80. So ,S - ~!
g 90 50. however, tAeE YOU'D nave
!" nsaA, aiiioAs 'he team OF
Wv NeM " :, siiiesiS -, etup "ild ne"
: % n. {. isish AtitisSic SAup. "ho nave
Lsen ithpoI.ias men from Ensiahd ana ana
y eNner countries VIII great regularity
curihs the past year.
Parsons won insthe national cham
pionsh1ps OF America TWO years ago
az Portland, ana could surely duplicate
ms feat. In the $40 and SS0-yard runs
Glarner mas never been beaten on this
coast ana is confident that with earn
est training he can 90 half mile under
1.os' ana the quarter close TO AZ sec
onds. Cheek Is considered the fastest
low murder IN America to-day and
easlly peat snlithSon ins that event on
.ilc rourlh OF 1uAE. snlthson himself
IS no second-rater. lie won the inter-
collegiate championship Of America,
equallng the worlds record of l"1-5,
nela ny Nraehzlelh. powell, when In
Aorih, can take care or himself IN any
company. "a lew years ago when III {
University o. Saii1ornla track team
Weht Easi, rover was member, ano
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
Cilnmpion Wants Match.

NEW YORK, July 7.-lIackenschmidt /.
the champion wrestler desires to wrestie
The ton best men y America. one after
another, In n recent letter 10 Dr. Gndbois.
OF Montreal, Hackenschnidt SAYS he viii be
IN Montreal next March, and viii be ready
10 meet all corners al that inns Taniye.
men lchige japanese wrestler, Is coming
mere next month l-chige weighs $50 pounds
IIo is bringing 10 this country seven famous
wres,ers and iiuriitsu experts, all OF whom
are ioking Tor matches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
lsEEsE's HoRsEs' GREAT REeoRp,
Winnings on His Stable This Year Tx
pected to Reach 100000.

NEW YORK, July 27.--lt looks as if
the Iieene horses Will eclipse any re-
cord ever made for one stable, Time
was when the candidates that carried
the white and blue spots won more
than s225,0 900 for tha financier.ybut this
Year their winnings Will be far above
that amount. So far they have gath
roled IN about s2oD,0oO. and with some
o. the rich prizes that are vet TO coma
bia total will surely reach 100000.
This 10 q phenomenal sun, for one
stable to gather In In one season OF
rucinE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
l1irl Race Dnies Chnnged.

BOSTON, MASS, July 27,--rhc date Of
the hrM OF the German-AmerIcan races at
Iiiel for the sender class boats, and for
which the German Emperor has offered a
trophy, has been changed from August 18th
-. = I'm 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

rect, 2:o5 Ia: Kremlin, 2:o7 "a. and
Aquilin. son OF Bingen. Akar, the
chestnut cold, by Aqu!lin, dam Payetta,
by Pistachio, paced an easy quarter
a few days since in thirty-flve seconds,
and seems TO improve with each work
out.
c. w. Saunders, Richmond. Va, has
sold to J. B. Vaughan, Of Ashland. Va,
tho speedy roadster Annie Laurie Sim
mong,5a black marc, by Simmons, DAM
Ida 3. b, by Egotlst, son OF Election
Ger. While In training the black
daughter OF Simmons WAS credited with
closa to ESQ speed. trotting, and that
with limited handling. She has been
bred to Red Dillon, the son OF Baron
Dillon. 2:12, and in 1907 will be en-
tered in the Futurities by her now
owner, E55 5
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07
STRICKEN CITY is BOOMING
San Francisco is MA king Tremendous
Strides I'm Its Campaign of
Resurrection.

Reports of the present condition OF san
Francisco, which reach Omaha by various
routes, are all encouraging to the rapid
upbullding Of that city as they indicate
great activity in new buildings and the
cleaning away of the debris. The record
Of the building inspector shows that per-
mits have been issued for the building of
s63, 600 worth Of new structures since
the Are. During the month Of March 800
real estate transfers were recorded valued
at 100000 The bank clearlngs for March
show an Increase over the same month
last year. which was before the fire, The
records show bank clearlngs amounting 10
slSS 10000, against 1885,, 100000 for last year.
Several large buildings have been started,
one Of which is the Phelan building on
Market street which win cost over 81 900, %
COO. The Emporium, opposite the Flood
building on Market street also has been
started and will be occupied by the EN-
porium company, The Fairmont viii be
opened April IS, anniversary Of the FIRE,
and will have three floors completed for
occupancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07

when she will meet Miss Moorehead in
Chicago who will be en- route home from
Grand Rapids, and accompany her home.
Miss Genevieve Glover, who has been
teaching at York is spending Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Glover.
Rit. Samuel and Nr. Dent Slaughter are
spending their spring vacation with their
parents, Major and Mrs Brad Slaughter.
Mr. and Mrs l.. L. varney and little
daughter Dorothy. will leave for Kansas
City this week, where they will make their
future home.
Wellesley college, is spending her spring
vacation in New Rochelle, New York and
Princeton, N.
Miss Lltta Rohrbough returned Thursday
from a two months trip visiting with
friends at Columbia, Mo-; quincy, Ill, and
other points.
Miss Agnes Burkley, who has been spend
ing her Easter vacation with her parents,
has returned to the Sacred Heart academy
at Lake Forest, Ill.
Mrs Fred Cuscaden and small daugh-
ter. Gertrude, who have been the guests
OF friends in Omaha, have returned to their
home in Erickson, Neb.
Miss Edna Sweeley has returned to the
De Paw university, Greencastle, Ind, after
spending three weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs e. P. sweeley, 212S Webster
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney schlangen Of wy
more, Neb.. who have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. s. Carson Lowrey Of 1910 st.
Mary's avenue. have returned to their
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07

The Ideal Pleasure club was very pleas
antly entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs M Theodore at her home, 2fO6 Pop
pleton avenue High FIVE was the game
OF the afternoon and the prizes were won
by Mrs. Jennie Gross, Mrs. NJ. Norwich
and Mrs. e. H. Ullery OF Milwaukee.
Three tables were used for the game.
Miss Catherine M. Lyche gave a linen
shower wednesday at her home in honor
of Miss Vera l. Hemmlng, who Is to be
married In May to Mr. Walter G. Lyman.
The rooms were effectively decorated in
tones of pink and white. Many beautiful
pieces of linen were received by the BRIDE
to-be. A feature of the afternoon was a
guessing contest, at which the prize was
won by Miss Ellen Edman.
Mrs. j. II. Harris entertained Saturday
afternoon in honor Of her guest, Mrs. E.
H. Ullery Of Milwaukee. The rooms had
pretty trimmings OF pink carnations, pink
shaded candles and ferns. Three tables
were used for the card game. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. e. H. U1Iery, Mrs. S. Su-
garman Mrs. NJ. Norwich Mrs. Melchior,
Mrs. T. Rlseman. Mrs. l.. Harding, Mrs.
A. Harris Mrs Alshuler of South Omaha,
Mrs Sam Churniss of st. Joseph, Mo-, and
Mrs. Churnlss of Council Bluffs.
Miss Jessie Barnes assisted by Miss Helen
! Colt gave an informal party Friday even
! ing in honor Of the Misses Sherden. Those
present were the Misses Sherden, Miss
Lyndall Jacobs, Miss Shirley Freeman, Miss
| Frances Metz Miss Jeanette Miller, Miss
| Ethel Sawyer, Miss Ethel Doran, Miss
Barnes, Mr.. Reuben Reed, Mr.. Kenneth
! Hermon, Mr.. Clark Denny, Mr.. George
! Brown, Mr.. Lee Hunter Mr. Sherman Nc
Caffery, Mr.. Harry Freeman, Mr.. Lowell
| Gregg. Mr.. Earle Haney, Mr.. Ralph Mont
gomery and Mr.. Thomas Parker.
Mr. and Mrs R. d. Pollard entertained
the Harmony club Saturday evening
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. e
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ewing Mr.
and Mrs. Dale, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Din.
| ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben White, Judge and
Mrs w. H. Munger. Mr.. and Mrs. Selby
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.. Benson, Mr. and Mrs
A. w Scribner, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, Mr.
and Mrs. John Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. II
N, Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Van Court, Mr.
and Mrs. d. V. Shoales and Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Breckenridge. The next meeting
will be Saturday at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. w. Scribner
The sixth in the series OF dancing parties
given by the Thurston Rifles during the
| winter Is 10 De given next thursday even
ing at Chambers academy. The partie,
have proved to be happy thought wher
a plan for the development of the socla
side of militia membership was arranged
last fall, and, with the close of the Lenter
season, 1t is expected the party of Thurs
day evening will be one Of the most sue
cessful Of the series. It will be the last Of
the dances for the soldier boys but one
Refreshments will be served. To enter
tain their men friends only. the boys Of
Il" company have arranged a stag party
for Monday evening, April Is, at the ar.
mory, Fourteenth and Dodge streets
There will be varied refreshments, smok
ing. music and other forms of entertain
| ment
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07
Coming Events.

Mrs. Frank s. owen will give large
reception Friday afternoon.
The Temple Israel Sisterhood will give a
whist party Monday afternoon.
The o. c, c. Luncheon club will be en-
tertained Friday by Mrs. Hasbrouck.
The Visiting Nurses association will give
dance Tuesday evening at Chambers.
Mrs. David Baum will give the first Of
two bridge parties Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. David Baum will give the second
Of two bridge parties Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. scribner will en-
tertain the Harmony club Saturday even
Ing.
Mrs. ]. p. O'Brien will be hostess Tues
day afternoon at the meeting of the Social
Dozen club.
Mrs f, s. westbrook will be hostess
Friday at the meeting Of the Original
Bridge club
Mrs. E. v. Smith, sr., will entertain the
Friday club this week at the home Of
Mrs ]. d. Foster.
The members of the Marchionette club
will give a matinee party Thursday after
noon at the Burwood.
The second social dance of the b. T. A.
Social club will be held Sunday evening
at the Metropolitan hall
Mrs. F, M Wagner will entertain the
members of the K K. K club at a ken
sington Wednesday afternoon
Miss Henrietta Rees will give an in
formal tea Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
her guest, Miss Louise Rnhl of Kansas
City
Mrs. f. F. Thomas and Mrs T, L.
Combs will entertain the Round Dozen club
| Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Combs.
The Thurston Rifles will give a dance
Thursday evening at Chambers This is
to be a special party and the decorations
will be vary elaborate.
The members Of the household economics
department of the Omaha Womans club
will give a kensington Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. T. w. Ward, 2121 Writ
street.
The meeting Of the Kountze Place Lun-
cheon club which was to have been last
| Wednesday was postponed on account of
the death of Mr. A. b. Jaquith. Mrs. Lee
Hamlin will be hostess of the club next
| Saturday.
The women of Holy Family court No. 500
Women's Catholic order of Foresters, ex-
| tend an invitation to sister Foresters and
friends to attend a card social on Wednes-
| day evening April II, at Fraternal hall,
! Seventeenth and Farnam streets. Prizes
| and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Wirth will enter
tain the last meeting Of the Orchard Hill
High Five club Thursday evening. Prizes
have not been given at each meeting of
| this club. but the high scores for the season
/ have been kept and the prizes for this
will be awarded at the next meeting.
Omaha Council, knights Of Columbus,
have completed arrangements for an
| Easter party to be given at the Metropol-
itan club Wednesday evening Admittance
is limited TO the knights and their lady
! guests Dancing ana cards will be the
ADJUSTMENTS for the evening. Supper will
| follow in the banquet room.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07
Come ana Go Gossip.

Miss Lita Rohrbough has returned from
4 southern trip.
Miss Garfield was the guest of Mrs. J. L.
Chlds this week.
Miss Mildred Goss is spending her spring
vacation in Boston,
Mr.. Samuel A Orchard has returned
from San Antonio Tex,
Mrs s. Goetz left this week for a visit
with relatives IN Cincinnati
Mr., and Mrs. l., 70 Mitchell of Sioux City
are visiting friends in Omaha.
Mrs II. p. Jensen has returned from a
six weeks sojo5rn IN Florida,
Miss Marion Halter has returned TO St
Mary's school al Knoxville. Ill.
Mr.. c. f. Weller is enjoying a trip to
Denver, Colorado Springs and Chase, wyo.
Nirs John Sargent Of Kansas City Is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Il. c. McShane.
Miss Mildred Lomax and Miss Marie
Mohler left Saturday afternoon for Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keeline are ex-
7ccted 70 return Monday from Rock Ledge
Cal
Mrs n. W. Mcleod of ST. Louis will be
the guest OF Mrs. Jeanette Woodward this
week
Mr.. ana Mrs, c. F. BlIwen, who are at
Hollywood Cal, will return home this
week
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. LenEard OF New
York are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Mcdonald
Miss Carita Curtis leaves Thursday for
Norfolk Va, to spend two months with
Mrs. Tom Scott
MS Candea, who has been the guest OF
Mrs John BALDWIN, has returned TO her
home in New York.
Mrs J. A. Reid, who has been visiting
Mrs. j. NJ Metcalf has returned to her
home In Portland. ore,
Miss Louise Ruhl Of Kansas City arrives
Wednesday, TO be the guest OF Miss Hen
rlet'a Rees for two weeks
Miss Mamie Page, who Is a student al
Oguntz. is spending her Easter vacation
with friends in New York
Rir and Mrs. John w. Robbins and Miss
May Wyman have returned from Callfor-
MIA where they haYe spent the winter
Miss Mary Rogers, daughter OF Mr.. an6
Mrs. T. j. Rogers, returned home Friday
from a four months stay IN California.
Mrs. William Broadway OF Chicago. who
was expected 10 be the guest OF Miss Ger
trude Moorehead, has postponed her wish
| until after the MoOrehsad-W wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07

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fessional celebrities, and on its own merits
il has become one Of the largest ana a
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Hopkins. sole proprietor, 81 Great Jones
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the United States, Canadas and Europe.