Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

gone to Toronto and other places In Can
ada to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Soden and her son, William Soden
Of Emporia. Kan, who have been visiting
Mrs. soden's sister, Mrs. F.. y. Brogan,
left Thursday for their home.
Mrs. Scott +. Evans Of Minneapolis ar
rived in Council Bluffs Saturday for a visit
of two weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
w. II. NJ. Pussy Of Third street.
Word has been received by cable from
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Orr and Mrs. A.. b.
Smith that they have landed safely at
Honolulu after a pleasant voyage
Mr.. A. D. Lane and daughter, Miss Greta,
returned Thursday from salt Lake City,
where Miss Lane has spent two months as
the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. Vance Lane.
Miss Dora Houk and Miss Teresa O'Day
left Friday for Denver. Colorado Springs
and the mountains. They will also attend
frontier day celebration at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Mr.. Ezra Willard left Thursday evening
for Canada to join Mrs. Willard, who has
been there since July. They will spend
some time in New Brunswick before re-
turning.
Mrs. A. J. Downey left Thursday for st
Joseph, No. accompanied by her grand
daughters, Miss Lucille and Miss Mildred
Carpenter. who have been her guests 70
the last month.
Mrs. II. o. Frederick has as her guests
Mrs. w. A. Seillians and daughter, Mis-
Margaret seillians Of Villisca, Ia. and
Mrs. f. ]. Sackctt and daughter, Mis-
Ina sackett Of Minneapolis.
MISS Mary Sheetze Of Arkansas is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Butts. Sh
Is en- route to New York. Mrs. Jack Don
aid Of Grand Island is also visiting at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Butts.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Garloch start Sunda.
evening for Duluth, where they take tn
steamer Northwest across the lakes and u
the st. Lawrence to the Thousand Islands
They will be gone about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Huntington Of Ne'
/, York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. {
, Holder. Mrs. Huntington was formerl
Miss low Ball of omaha, a graduate {
the high school in the class of 1881.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Morand hav
returned from Mount Clemens, where the
have spent the last month. En- route HON
! they spent a few drys in Chicago wit
their daughter, Mrs. William j. Capune.
Mr.. II. D. Nicely and two sons, Mr.. +
r. Nicely and Mr.. Donald Nicely, with ID
c. e. Rooney, are enjoying a canoe tri
, through the Rainy Lake region in norther
Minnesota. They went to st. Paul an
thence to Brainard, where a guide mi
them with two canoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morton and sor
Jay Morton, returned Saturday from a
eastern trip, during which they visite
in Washington, Baltimore and New YorI
They also were the guests of Mrs. Mo-
tons sister, Mrs. Paul Beresford, at Mour
Vernon.
Mr.. J. C. Huteson and family are spend
ing the summer on Mercer Island, nef
, Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Huteson recently r.
turned from a trip to the Caribou ira
to Fort Fraser, where he not long as
- purchased a large tract of land on II
line Of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway.
Mrs. Esther Woodward is visiting h
brother, Mr.. Arthur Butler at 1907 Sout
Twentieth street. Mrs. Woodward and h
son, Mr.. Guy Woodward have recent
n returned from Europe where Mr.. Woo
ward has been studying violin for fo'
years. He has made a very successf
concert tour Of the Pacific coast since h
return to America and is now located
Chicago.