Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-23
tations. Lutheran will be at IL a. m,
Methodist at s p. m.
west Amber.

West Amber.
Rev. r. NJ. Henderson and wife were tho
guests II their Daughter, Mrs. John Emory
on Friday for dinner.
S. c. Campbell has added a new porch
and kitchen to his home on Forty-third and
Center streets as well as cement walks.
Mrs. A. w. spoerri left on Friday fot
a weeks stay at Red oak, Ia, where she
Is the guest OF her brother and wife.
Mrs. Jesse Ahlquist Of North Omaha wa,
the guest OF her friends Mr.. and Mrs, j.
f, Aughe, on Sunday evening for luncheon.
The lawn social which was to have been
held at the home OF MIR and Mrs, john
Indefinitely postponed on account Of the
rainy weather.
Miss Hazel Drew was the guest Of Miss
Maud Craig from Wednesday until Thurs
DAY and attended commencement exercises
here. She was a classmate OF Miss Maud
In the Mason school.
officer T. S. Aughe, wife and friend, Mr.,
Fred Hamlin OF Denver, were the guests
Of the formers father here on Wednes-
day evening for dinner and attended COM
mencement exercises in the evening.
Mrs. Glen McIlvaine gave a we'll ap-
pointed dinner at her lovely new home on
Forty-third ard Harvey streets on Tuesday
in honor Of her guest and old neighbor,
Mrs. F. ]. Young OF st. Louis. Plates
were laid for twelve. ,N.
Mrs. n. Carbury and daughters, Hattie
and Mrs. Bert Gantz, were guests at the
home Of Mrs. Olive Hickman on South
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attended the wedding Of their cousin, Mss
Daisy Hickman to Mr., Fred Leeder.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold its
annual picnic on the lawn Of Mrs. Bert
Gantz on Thursday, June rs, in Eckerman
" the weather is favorable. They will COM
plete a quilt for the hostess. Let every;
one come with a well filled basket and
bring all Of the children
Mrs. Josephine Carroll and daughters,
Kathleen and Marguerite, South Omaha,
were guests of. Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Aughe
from Wednesday until Thursday and took
in the commencement exercises of the
eighth srade at Beals' school. Miss Vera
Pearson, teacher Of this grade, was oncS
a pupil OF Mrs. Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Yering and daugh-
ter, Grace, OF 81. Louis, were guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. Henderson on Friday and
expressed their surprise at the growth of
the trees and shrubbery during their eight
years ss SAB absence They Ne sight years In
Charles ]. Roberts OF Eckerman oircu-
lated a petition on Monday evening among
all residents between Hanscom park and
Willard, thus organizing the Southwest linz
provement club, for the express purpose OF
having Center street repaired. Every tax
payer subscribed his name for this needed
improvement. ...
The twenty-seven graduates of the class
of '0S with their teacher, Miss Vera Pear
sen and the Misses Jensen and Catherine
White, took a special car for Fairmont
their class day picnic and enjoyed them
selves there until 6 p. m, when they re-
turned and went to Elmwood park to COM
plete a full days pleasure.
The Third Presbyterian church on TWEEN
tieth and Leavenworth street was hand
somely decorated Wednesday evening IN
n nCtiye Oh Yo yne w ,as OF Sns OF It's most
Hickman, who was united in marriage to
Mr., Fred Leeder by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Cherry. Miss Catharine Huber, a lifelong
friend of the bride, was bridesmaid and
looked handsome In a cream dress OF opera
batiste. The groom was attended by
Albert Hickman, brother of the bride. Next
came the bride on the arm of her brother,
Clarence Hickman, who gave her away
She was dressed in white opera batiste.
with the briadal veil held in place by a
wreath of brides roses. A reception was
held at the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Olive Hickman, on Twentieth and
relatives. The, happy couple will be at
home with the groom's parents, In North
Omaha, for the summer The bride has
been cashier at Benefits for several years.
Never before In the history of Beals
school have so many patrons greeted so
large iass = o ths oil sTaduates as was exhiS,
twenty-seven boys and girls received their
diplomas from the Eighth grade 60 the
high school. The program as prepared by
Miss White. was wholly patriotic. The
building was decorated with old glory in
fevery corner of space. The class OF thir-
fteen boys and fourteen girls had for their
goddess of liberty, Miss Dorothy Rockford,
who held a lapge flag and called the roll
VI the HdllOnt DtklIbIllnB Win the New
England states, which was responded to
by members of the class, and Maryland,
my Maryland" Dixie Land" "Old Ken
lucky Home" odd Black joe and other
plantation songs were interspersed through
out the lengthy. roll call. Watkins Wolfe
recited Nebraska" when the whole class
sang Corn is King" to the tune OF
Marching through Georgia" A piano
| solo by Lydia Whistler followed. An ad-
dress on manual training in the public
schools was given by Superintendent Dav-
idson. Miss Fannie Arnold, musical d.
rector, then sang over the Sea- and as
an encore "Papa's u. S. Buttons" David
Cole, president OF the Board Of Education,
then gave a short address on the popular
ity of Beals school and its principal, Miss
White, and her associate teachers, and
closed his remarks by saying that the time
Is ripe for Beals school to have manual
training. Miss Irene Cole then sang Rose
Softly Blooming and Talk to My
Mother. Said Mary" and as an encore
sang sleep OF the Night" A piano duet
by Modjeska Shearer and Dorothy Rock
ford followed. Following is a list OF the
class of 'OS: Misses Elma Murray, Hulda
Johnson, Marie Gross, Mae McDermott.
Mamie Jensen, Johanna Nelson, Grace
Getcher. Emma FTahm, Elizabeth Jorger-
son., Modjeska Shearer, Ruth Cunningham,
Maud Craig, Jessie Hoefler, Cora Ream,
Lydia Whistler, Dorothy Rockford. Stella
Murray; and Martin Shearer, Roy Cum
ingham. Marion Faverty, Watkins Wolfe,
Paul Jensen, VIII Richards. Garland eBes-
worth, Eugene Duffy, James Murphy. Al
bert Wright.