Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-14
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Definite Program for Better Service
at Country Club.
TABLE D,HorE TWO DAYS A WEEK
Or. Edgar G.. Barnhsrdt OF Omaha
and Miss Gusaie A.. Durkes
United In Marriage nj
Brides Home.

Brides tome'
G. A.. MeIcher. cafe manager OF the
touth Omaha Country club. announces a
definite Program which promises to bet
ter the. service a great deal. The cluo
will make a specially Of table dhote DIN
ners Friday evenings and Sunday after
Moons. In order to insure prompt and
complete service 1t will be necessary for
the members to order in advance, not later
than Friday morning for Friday and not
later than Saturday evening for the sun
day dinner. The cafe is not run for a
profit to any one this year. 1t Is hoped
simnly to pay expenses. Short order
lunches and general cafe service can be
enjoyed by the members at any time. The
help is counted efficient in every respect
and has nothing to gain by any but the
best service.
The Friday evening dinner is served any
time after 5 p. m. The Sunday dinner be-
gins at 1 p. m. The patronage of the club
so far has been fair and was fully up to
expectations on the opening day q week
ago. No very severe heat has been one
reason why more have not visited during
the week. The regular Friday evening
dance will be enjoyed at the pavilion to-
night.
The field men will have completed one
bunker except for sodding by this even
ing. The dry weather has compelled the
watering Of the new greens. Golfers have
been out every day this week A large
crowd will be out Saturday and Sunday
afternoon.
The base ball team will play with the
Baker Brothers team OF Omaha Saturday
afternoon. A good game is predicated.
starting New Homes.
DR.. Edgar G. Barnhardt of Omaha and
Miss Cussie A. Durkes, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. A. =. Durkes, 1916 North Twenty
third. street. South Omaha, were married
at the Durkcs. residence Wednesday even
ing. DR.. r. L.. Wheeler performed the
CEREMONY. The details were very simple.
Tho bride and groom were unattended and
none but the immediate families of the
contracting parties were present. Mr..
Bdrnhardts relatives from Tecumseh,
Neb.. and Mr.. Durkes' brother and sister
from tho cast were present. Earl c.. Sage
played the wedding march. The bride and
groom have planned a short wedding tour
and will make their home in Omaha.
Miss Fleta sutton and Lowell Carr. the
young woman of South Omaha. daughter
of Harley Sutton. 1925 North Twenty-fourth
street, and the young man from Strawberry
Point, Ia, were married Wednesday even
Ing. Rev, f, T. Ray of the Christian
church performed the Miss
Pearl Smalley acted as bridesmaid and
Harley Sutton, jr., as best man. The house
was decorated with cut flowers. The young
people left on their wedding trip to Hig-
man. Ia. where they will visit Mr.. Cars
parents. They will live az Strawberry
Point.
Roy M. Lewis and Miss Amanda L.
Peterson of Valley were married at DR..
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afternoon. They will live at Twenty ninth
and r streets.
j. Z. Lutuan. formerly of South Omaha,
was married on May Il to Augusta F.
Otte at Holland. Mich. They will be at
home to friends after tina, date. Mr.. Lut-
man had many friends in South Omaha
during his residence here.
Magic City Gossip.
The Shamrock Athletic club held an ex-
hibition last evening at the club rooms.
Arrangements have been made for a big
shoot Sunday afternoon at the South Omaha
Gun club grounds
The Baptist church dinner netted the
music fund over $50. 1t was served last
evening at the church.
Arnold Stephens, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Stephens, has left home and the
parents are very anxious for his return.
Fred Gown of Chicago, general superin-
tendent Of the National Packing company,
. ACANA CiatoAAo NAM
yesterday.
The funeral Of Samuel Duce will be COLI
Quoted from the Brewer undertaking parlors
at 10 a. m. today. Rev. James Wise will
conduct the ceremony
The death OF Raymond severa occurred
yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital. He had
been living with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Krbel. Twenty-first and u streets.
DIR. Alexander Henry of Philadelphia,
superintendent of Sabbath school work for
the Presbyterian church I'm the United
States, will conduct the service AT DIR.
Whceler's church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fred A. Angermann, aged 40, Twen-
ty-third and Madison streets. died yester-
day morning. The funeral will be held in
ST. Joseph's church, Twenty-fourth and
Via.oa streets, Sunday at 2:9O p. H..
Energetic newspaper work on the part
OF the World-Hera carried off the gradu-
alton exercises of the South Omaha hos
pital nurses a week before the schedule.
No program was offered Wednesday night
as was carefully described. The correct
date is Tuesday evening, May IL. so the
subsequent correction of the World Herald
placing the exercises Wednesday evening is
also u blunder.