Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Of the Cunard line, and will spend some
time In Germany. Wales and London. They
will return about October l.
Mrs. David Stone and two children have
arrived from Fort suIl to visit Mrs. stones
parents. AIR. and Mrs. George A. Hoag-
land. In Dundee. Mrs. Hoagisnd went to
Kansas City to meet Mrs. Stone.
Miss Mae Murray Of Troy, ". T. ~ eN-
pected the latter part Of the week to visit
the Misses Irene ana Beatrice Coad. Mes
Murray will 20 from here to be the guest
Of Senator and Mrg. Carter OF Montana.
Mr.. James McKenna will shortly take
one OF the Anchor line boats across the
Atlantic and back again for the purpose Of
the sea voyage. Mr.. MeKsnna has made
trips across the Atlantic several times
with advantage to hts health.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Jackson left yester-
day for the lakes, where they will meet
Mr.. yackson's parents at with
their launch Galatea, and after cruising
around Lake Michigan. will so to their
summer home near Oshkosh. Wis.
Mrs. Will Gown and mail daughter,
Katherine, who have been the guests of
General and Mrs. John c. Gown for two
weeks. left Saturday for Fort Robinson,
Captain Gown having been transferred
from Fort Russell to Fort Robinson.
Dr. and Mrs. j. P. Lord. Miss Louise
Lord and Mr.. Prentiss Lord have returned
from IN extended trip through the east
They visited Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
Boston and New York. Mr.. Prentiss Lord,
who has been attending Amherst. Joined
his parents in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. TalmAge and daugh-
ter leave Sunday for a months trip
.h-.,~A A.. H...at,, ..-fAu,.aa ga thn
Pacific coast country, including vancou-
yer, B. c., and Seattle. Wash, returning
by way Of Portland, San Francisco. Los
Angeles, Salt Lake City and Denver.
A jolly house party was given for a num-
Der Of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
girls by Miss Eta Mae Gravelle at her
home in Fsirbury. About fifteen guests
were present, including Misses Doris Wood,
Helen Sholes, Ola Bell Hervsy and Anne
Dennis Of Omaha. They returned satur-
day.
There will be quite an Omaha party
sailing on tho America from New York
City next Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Davis, accompanied by the Misses Davis,
Mrs. S. il. Barkalow and Miss Bsrkalow.
Mrs. Warren M. Rogers and Miss Mildred
Rogers, who will do Europe together this
summer.
Mr.. Lewis Reed, jr., who has been max
ing a very pleasant visit In Omaha, left
this week for Milan, where he has charge
OF the Italian branch of the American
Radiator company. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Reed will go later in the season, and
probably take up their residence with their
son In Milan.
Mrs. H. II. Pierce of Kansas City, form
erly Miss Elizabeth Walsh Of this city, is
visiting her mother. Mrs, p. Walsh. Several
small dinner parties are canned for the
visitor.
Mr.. w. c. Sunderland goes abroad the
latter part of this month In company with
Mr.. @, J. RaIlsback Of Ashland. They will
so at once TO Hamburg and take q steamer
there for the land Of the Midnight sun.
sailing north by Scotland, the Shetland
islands and Icelan and returning down
the Norwegian coast.
Mrs. T. J. Taggart and daughter Vir-
ginia OF the Hotel Loyal left yesterday
for Hardy, Ark, In the Ozarks, where they
will spend the summer with Mrs. Taggart's
mother, stopping enroute at Fort Leaven-
worth for a few days visit with Mrs. Tag
garCs sister. Mrs. DIR. Joseph Pinquard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Weller have re-
turned from Q trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Weller left In March for a three
months business trip through Mexico and
California, after which he was met at
Portland by Mrs. Weller. They visited for
six weeks in Portland. Tacoma and at the
exposition at Seattle.
Mrs. James McKenna will next week Join
the Omaha colony on the Massachusetts
coast. Mrs. Herman KOunt1e, who has
been at Greenwich; Mrs. Curtis, Miss Lynn
Curtis and Miss Daisy Doane, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. u. Dimon Bird
there, and Mrs. Wesley Morsman will all
be at Siasconset, Mass.