Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-18

Mrs. Paul G. Devol entertained at a
of Mrs. Tindall of Portland, Ore.
Miss Mary Devol gave a luncheon
Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Tindsli. who
is visiting here from Portland. Ore.
Rev. Henry belong performed the mar
rage ceremony yesterday for august In
torn OF Carlock, s. D., and Mary r. swog-
ger Of Nebraska City, and for II. T. Urmey
and Evelyn r. Hughes, both OF Johnson,
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin c. Van Derveer
entertained the members Of the Art club
at their home on North Second street
last night. The evening was devoted to the
study OF the art OF drawing, at the close
Mrs. NJ. Murray. entertained the l.. c.
0"N0' club Tuesday afternoon. Three tables
SMere used. the club prizes being awarded
Mrs. Baine OF Des Moines the guest prize.
The club will meet next with Mrs. Henry
Book.
Mr.. William Orr and Mss winifred
McIntire, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
MdTntire, 900 South Sixth street. were
ceremony being performed by Rev. DR..
Lawrence. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church.
James johnson was before Judge Wheeler
in the district court yesterday, charged
with being a dipsomaniaC. A commitment
TO the state hospital for inebriates at Knox
VILE for three years was suspended on
johnson promising to abstain from intoxi-
eating liquor.
Miss Mary wadsworth entertained at
NhT0S fTllbN HlNtTDuOu Cu'IDlllIltlldIN "
Miss Arleen Weaver Of Lawrence, Kan.
\ Eleven tables were used at go and prizes
were awarded Miss Cherrie Wells, Miss
Bess Hammer and Miss Helen Bixby. The
guests numbered forty-four.
Mrs. George Fitch and babe, who have
been visiting rt thG = family mn OF CAPTAIN Gi' o; M;
they will visit before returning home to
Peoria. II They were ACCOMPANIED 70
will visit relatives there.
Walter. the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter A. Mendeyhall, 2l7 Twelfth avenue.
illness Of three DAYS, aged ? months. The
funeral will be held this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the family residence, and
SHvriai will be in Falrview cemtery.
The mems meeting at the First Baptist
church at 4 O'clock this afternoon. under
association, will be addressed by, John A.
Goodsell. extension secretary Of the Young
Meme Christian association state commit
tee. Edward Howell, a baritone soloist of
Owaha. will sing.
The funeral Of Miss vena Moore. daugh-
ter NJ Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.. Moore, 300 West
Broadway. will he heI7 This afternoon NJ
2.SO o'clock from the Danish hall. which Is
heing temporarily used by the First Chris.
ton church as a place or wotsh,p' !Trhha
services will be conducted by Rev. Edgar
Price.
rested in this city with Lizzie Frahm' a IL
year-ulo girl with wnom he mad eloped and
wnn Whon I 49, vas ~ nIinnils Sasterdsv Ih
Sheriff j. A. Norris of Pekin. Beck will
have to face a charge of committing a
statutory crime against the girl when he
reaches home.
Mrs. Charles Lunkley entertained the
Jolly Sixteen club Thursday evening at
her home. 62i Sixth avenue. Prizes at cards
we're awarded Mrs. Henry Scheidle, Mrs.
]. r. Davidson. Mr.. Henry Ottemeier and
Mr.. George Cronkleton. At the close of the
game refreshments were served. The club
will meet Thursday, January rs, with Mrs.
e. NJ. Learning, 1923 Fifth avenue.
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dered a surprise party last evening at
their home, 1911 Third avenue, by a large
number OF their neigh6ors ana friends, VINO
for a good time. Cards and music were
enjoyed unti!- a 1ata hour when an selahoT-
pected, but none the less welcome guests
was served.
A burglar broke into the hardware store
i. of G.. w. Richey at S36 West Broadway
= FRIDAY night. Entrance was effected
through a rear window, which the police
small boy passing through. The safe was
opened. but Mr.. Rtchey said yesterday thai
the az tSlef had a' Secured sS in cash from the
safe was an error, he SAID Footprints I
the snow under the window strengthen tht
belief that the burglar was a small boy
Franklin f.. Meyer, aged &c years, dieC
yesterday morning at the Edmundsol
Memorial hospital. He leaves three nieces
Mrs. Louis O. Smith and Mrs. Agnes Swart
both of Jackson. Mich, and Mrs. Mary Il
Graves OF Dresden, O. Deceased was
member OF valley lOdSe NO. u, hnlBhts u
Pythias OF san Bernardino. Cal. The boa
was taken to Woodring's undertaking estao
lishment to await funeral arrangements
but IL is likely that It will be taken I
y Newark, o., the old family home, for buriaI
A series OF tests mace by the Citizens
Gas and Electric company has so FAR falle'
to locate the leak OF gas I'm the conduit o
the Independent Telephone company. Henr,
Martin, an employe Of the lighting com
pany, was overcome with gas yesterda,
Afternoon while working in the conduit, bu
after being taken TO the company otllc
and given treatment was able later In tn
'day to return to work. The presence o
gas in the conduit is more noticeable thai
on the day OF the explosion, and II Is be
lieyed that the force of the explosion cause
a fresh breakage in the gas pipes or en-
. larged the former leak.
Mrs. Henrietta Whitney, widow OF tn
late w. II. Whitney. died yesterday morn
ing at Mercy hospital. where she had bee
a patient for the last three months, aged
years. Two sons, F. w. Whitney or I'M
city and o. d. Whitney Of Oakland. Cal
survive her. The funeral, which VIII b
private, will be held Monday afternoon q
3 o'clock from the residence OF the son. /
w. Whitney, S22 North Seventh street an
s. interment win be IN Walnut Hiil cemetery
~ The services will be conducted by Rev. .
w. Jones. rector of st. Paul's Episcope
church. Friends desiring to view the bod
can do so this afternoon at the residenC
on North Seventh street.