Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
SOCIETY READY FOR SUMNER
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erland. They sail on the Prinz Wilhelm
Friedrich, returning in September on the
new George Washington Of the North Ger
man Lloyd line.
DR.. Minnie Lang and her daughter, Miss
Eva Lang, Mr.. James Lang and Miss Dyer,
all of Kansas City, arrived this week, to be
the guests of Mrs. Frank r. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Rush and children
are visiting in Fayetteville, Ark, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. LEIGHTON, for
merly of Dundee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wilcox left
Thursday for Placerville, Cal, for an ex-
tended visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Luther Lelsingring.
Mrs. Samuel Burns will leave early next
month for a visit in Indiana, later joining
her daughter, Mrs. c. t. Kountze, at her
home on Mackinac island.
Mrs. Claud Robertson and son Heard of
Hood River, Ore, who have been visiting
Mrs. s. C. Carson Lowrie, 1910 st. Mary's
avenue, have returned home. =
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Breckenridge have
returned from California and will spend
the summer with their daughter, Mrs. j..
II. Sherwood, of the Root apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxie Clark are expected
in Omaha next week, and will be the guests
OF Mrs. Ella Squires. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
will come from st. Louis in their auto
mobile.
Mrs. Frank Cplpetzer, who has been
travelling in Europe, was in Geneva last
week, and will pass next week in Paris
before sailing from Liverpool on the Gel
tic, May Il.
DIR. s. f. Miller. a returned missionary
from Korea, reached the city on Wednes
day last. DR.. and Mrs. Miller are enroute
for the aassembty and wilt. makes enc or
two stops on tho way to Denver.
Mrs. Simon Trostler ard son william
Trostler will sail June - for a trip to
Europe. Before leaving they will spend
two weeks with Mrs. Trostler's daughter,
Mrs. G.. ]. White, 2211 North Twenty-eighth
avenue.
Mrs. John c. Goodwin and little daugh-
ter, Katherine, left today for their home
In New Castle, Ind. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank B, Kennard and
Miss Ruth Wallace, who will visit them
for several weeks.
Mrs. Il. L. Lomax and Miss Mildred
Lomax, who have been spending the win
ter in Europe, will sail for home June II,
and are expected in Omaha about June %.
Mrs. Isadore Witmark is expected in
Omaha next week, to be the guest OF her
father, Mr.. Albert Calm.
Lieutenant Charles c.. Allen Of the Thir-
tieth infantry, who was formerly stationed
in Omaha as aide to the late General Whit,
has been in the Philippines with General
Mills until the latter was relieved by Gen
eral Carter. Mr.. Allen expects to stop in
Omaha en- route to his next post, which
will be In the south.
Miss Bess Baum and Miss Jean Cudahy,
accompanied by their friend, Miss Phila
Milbank of Los Angeles, will leave next
week for Washington, where they attend
the commencement exercises of Miss SOM
ers' school. from which they graduated a
year ago. On their return they will visit
Bryn Mawr as the guests of Miss Car
melite Chase, and then go to Cornell col
lege. where they will be entertained by
Clement Chase, j.
The charter day exercises at Smith COL
lege in Massachusetts will lack the en-
thusiasm of former years owing to the re-
tirement OF President seeley and also be-
cause of the recent tragedy on the college
campus. But there will be a number Of
class reunions nevertheless, and students
viii assemble from different parts of the
United States. Miss Helen Wright Of
Omaha is a student there and Miss Helen
Ribbed left this week TO attend the re-
union of her class at Smith.
The funeral of DR., ]. w. Marker, for
merly Of Omaha, but more recently of San
Francisco. will take place today at Red
Oak, Ia, the former home of DR.. and
Mrs. Marker. His death occurred last
Wednesday at Chicago. where his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomson. and Mr.. Thomson of
Salt Lake City, also Mr.. W. G. Templeton
Of Omaha, Mrs. Markers brother, were
called. DIR. and Mrs. Marker and their
daughter have many friends in Omaha, this
having been their home for several years.