Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

house at 50 North Main street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mowhorter and family lived in Omaha
for many years and have a host OF friends
who regret their departure.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Greene sailed yesterday
on the Princess Irene OF the North German
Lloyd line for Naples. and will spend the
summer abroad. returning in october.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Purdy have re-
turned from their wedding trip to the
Pacific coast and are occupying their new
home at esS North Twenty-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eilick leave next
month on an extended eastern trip, when
they will visit in Detroit, Buffalo. Toronto
and Quebec, as well as Maine and New
York.
Miss Blanche deuel.. laughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Deuel., who has been Ill for
30 long a time, is now gradually regaining
her strength and able TO sit up a little
every day.
Miss McCaffrey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. McCaffrey, will leave Tues
day for Seattle. Wash, to attend the ex-
position and later will visit relatives In
California.
Captain and Mrs. L. D. wildman, ae-
comphnied by Mrs. John T. Stewart and
Miss Gibson OF Council Bluffs, will leave
July 26 for San Francisco to sail August 8
for Manila, P. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cudahy will leave
the latter part of next week for Lake
Mackinac to spend the remainder Of the
summer at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Cudahy.
Mr.. J. d. Weaver will leave Tuesday for
Kansas City to reside. Mrs. Weaver and
Miss Mae Weaver Will visit Mrs. r.. h.
Hayward until the middle Of August be
fore leaving for their new home.
Mr.. Conrad Young left this week for an
European trip, to be gone until the first
Of September. He will visit various points
in England and will be the guest for a
week Of Sir Horace Plunkett in Dublin.
ireland.
Mr.. H. II. Baldrige leaves Monday for
Europe, where he will join Mrs. Baldrige,
who has been spending some time in Paris
Mr.. Malcolm Baldrige will visit Mrs.
Baldrige's sister, Miss Coffey, near Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. G. J. Mcdonald returned this week
from Milford, Conn, where he accompanied
Mrs. Mcdonald and her mother, Mrs. Clark,
who had been visiting here. Mrs. McDon-
aid will spend the summer with her mother
at her home in Milford.
Dean Beecher and family left Thursday
for Colorado with a party of friends from
out In the state. They Will spend the re-
mainder of the summer camping. After
their return to Omaha the dean and family
will take a house for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly sailed
Saturday for Liverpool on the "Carmania."
Mr.. Kelly usually goes to visit his mother
at her home in Ireland, but this year he
will meet her and his brother in Wales,
from which point they will go to Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kessler will leave
Saturday evening for the east. They will
go to Cedar Rapids, Chicago. Boston and
New York City. On July 81 they will
sail from New York on the Mlnnehaha
and go direct to London. They will make
a three months tour of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Smith left yes
terday for a summer at the residence Of
Mrs. Smiths parents at B~rookline, Mass,
and the White mountains. Leaving their
children at Brookline, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will tour Lake Champlain, the Thousand
islands, and will also visit Bar Harbor.
Mrs. w. v. Morse and Miss Ethel Morse
and Mrs. George Palmer and two children
sailed on Tuesday from New York City to
Holland, where they will spend the sum
mer. Mr.. Morse left last evening
for Winnipeg, CaiIs6a, and from there will
go to visit his son in Seattle. and also at
tend the exposition.