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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

Good. r. j. skankey, Frank Roberts, Ruth
T. Cutler
Mrs. j. II. shary gave bridge party
Friday afternoon at her home when the
rooms we're frightened with flowers and
those present were: Mesdames E. e. Bry-
son. T. Kelly, II. Lund, w. A. Smith, Clay
ton Pratt. A. b. Curre. c. A. Belamn, Leo
Grotte N. II. Nelson, II. n. Wood John
Stuben, Walker, Newman, d. J. O'Brien,
Robertson, c. b. Coon, Hayward Henry
Rohrs, william Clement, s. r. Rush, J. II.
Mcdonald. skinner, Lee Huff, Miss Mae
Weaver Miss Emma Lorenzen, Miss Lii
Ian Grotte.
The members of the Jolly Thirteen club
gave a Chancellor banquet Friday evening
at the home of Mrs n. l.. Beard, 54 South
Twenty eighth street in compliment to their
husbands. The table was prettily decorated
with pink and white roses. Mrs. l.. M.
Beard read an interesting paper, giving
complete history of the club. Another fea-
ture of the evening was the grab bag con-
tanning favors contributed by the guests,
as a surprise. Covers were placed for Mrs
j. NJ. Beard, Miss Louisa Harris, Colonel
Harris. MIR. and Mrs. w. W. Carmichal,
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Dimiok, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. o. jennings, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. White
house and Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Beard.
The graduating class Of Lothrop school
was entertained Friday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Cattin at their home on
Henderson street in honor of thor daugh-
ter Miss Ruth Cattln. The yard and YER
anda were decorated with Japanese Ian
terms and the evening was spent with sew
eral amusing games. Prizes for the diff
ferent games were awarded to Miss Isabel
ireland Miss Esther Roberts, Miss Belle
Kern, Mr. Arthur Miller, Mr.. Charles Kis-
sci and Mr.. Charles wead. Assisting were
Mrs De Vor and Miss Ora De Vor. The
guests were Miss Lucille McCreary, Miss
Pauline Mason, Miss Cora Kinear, Miss
Helen Shepherd, Mrs M. Lemon and Miss
Josephine Grant. The forty-nine members
of the class were present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

Many informal lat homes will be given
Monday afternoon and evening by the
parents and friends OF the young people
who will be confirmed at Temple Israel
Monday morning. A large number OF
friends will be present at the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kirschbraun will re-
ceive their friends Monday afternoon at
their home, 7O1 South Thirty-ninth street,
in honor Of their daughter Lena's con
firmation.
Mrs c.. Goodman will receive at her
home, 11O5 Park avenue, during the hours
from to . o'clock Monday afternoon, in
honor of her son, Harry, who is a men,
Der of the confirmation class OF Temple
Israel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Levine will receive Mon
day from to o'clock in honor of the con.
firmation of their daughter, Miss Molie
Levine.
Mr. and Mrs Sam A. Adler will receive
at their home, 1929 Harvey street, in honoi
of their daughter Paulinas confirmation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

The local alumnae of the Kappa Gamma
sorority will have luncheon at Happy
Hollow.
Mr.. Thomas j. Kelly and his choir will
be entertained at dinner at the Happy Hol-
low club Monday evening.
Miss Mamie Page will entertain at
bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Rachael Kincade of Kansas City.
Mrs. John A. Kuhn has issued invita-
tions for a bridge luncheon to be given
Thursday afternoon at the Field club.
Mrs. c. e. Johannes will give an after
noon tea Monday from to o'clock at
her home in honor of Mrs, H. NJ Lord.
Mrs. W. j. Bradbury will give luncheon
and linen shower Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Bertha Bradbury OF Chi
cago!
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lane and Miss Gretna
Lane have issued invitations for a dance
at Happy Hollow, Thursday evening. in
honor of their house guest, Miss Dorothy
Hutchinson of Kenosha, Wis.
Miss Adelaide Funkhouser, sponsor for
Company G, Omaha High school cadets,
will entertain the company at Happy Hol-
low Monday evening. Captain Chester Me
man is the company's commander.
Mrs. John A. Wakefield has issued in
vltations for two luncheons to be given
at her home, Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons. June 81 and %. The events
are in honor of Mrs. Harry Street OF Chi
cago.
The Columbian Circle of Sacred Heart
parish will entertain Friday afternoon
June II, at their hall, Twenty and
Locust streets. The hostesses will be
Mrs. John McCreary and Mrs. J. w. Ken
nebeck
Mrs. ]. P. Bailey will be hostess Monday
for the meeting of the Thimble club, when
Hollow, and her guests will be Miss Jean
cite Swannell Of Kankakee. ILL.,, and Mrs.
Blwood p. Bailey of st. Joseph, Mo.
Five dancing parties will be given for
the members of the school set during the
early vacation period Monday evening
Miss Katherine Beeson and Miss Mildred
Butler will give a dancing perty at the
Country club. Thursday evening Mrs. A,
d. Lane and Miss Greta Lane win enter
tain at Happy Hollow for the school set.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs e. o.
Hamilton and Mr.. Warren Hamilton will
give a dinner dance at Happy Hollow
Monday evening, June 20, Frances Hoch-
stetler will give a dancing party at the
| Country club for her cousins, Miss Myra
Grout of ogden. Utah. and Miss Lucin
Hochstetler of Kansas City. Tuesday even
| ing, June 81 Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reed will
give dancing party at their home, Aloha
near the Country club, for their daughter
Miss Elizabeth Reed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12
rom 3 10 O'Clock Monday aftern ,on.

from 3 to o'clock Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. kopald will receive
Informally at their home, 1t2 North For.
tieth. Monday afternoon ana evening. IN
honor OF the confirmation OF their daugh-
ter, Hanna Belle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pregler will hold ain
Informal reception at their home, S3i South
Twenty-third street, Monday afternoon. IN
honor Of the confirmation OF their daush-
ter, Pauline.
Monday morning the following twenty
one children will be confirmed June
Abrams. 2lOi Douglas street: Pauline Adler,
1929 Harvey street. Minnie Arkin 80 South
Fifteenth street; Lcola Harris, SIS South
Twenty-second street, FriedS Kahn, Sll
Indiana avenue Lena <irschbraun, 7Ol
South Thirty-rnth street; verna kirsch-
braun, 800 South Twenty-eghth street!
Hanna kopald, 1i2 North Tenth street,
Molly Levine, 1914 Locust street; Ruth
Meyer, 1882 Marcy street; sylvia Moskovit2,
201I North Nineteenth street; Pauline Preg-
Ter, SSi South Twenty-third street. Esther
Rachman, sA South Twenty-fourth street;
Irene Rosenwater S424 Locust street;
Louise Schonberger 1898 Locust street SO.
phie Weinstein, 14IO South Thirteenth
street; Mayer l.. Conn. SAG Georgia avenue;
Harry Goodman, 1lO5 Park avenue; Eman.
ue Ieshin, 1926 South Twenty-sixth street;
Arthur Levy, 1880 North Thirty-thlrd street.
Mayer Spiesberger, SAG Georgia avenue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

large number of dinner parties were
given Saturday evening at the Field club,
preceding the weekend dance Mr.. and
Mrs ]. d. Foster entertained as their guests
at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.
Van Court Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Dining,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Buckingham gave
one of the large dinner parties, their honor
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilbins
of San Francisco Covers were placed for
sixteen.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur English
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. Bronze, Mr. and Mrs. II. d.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12
Weddings and Endorsements.

The wedding OF Miss Mary Fahs
daughter OF MIR, william Fahs. and Mr.
Aiya Z. Brown OF Fremont. will be quietly
celebrated Saturday afternoon at o'clock
at the brides home. Rev. r.. Scott Hyde
win perform the ceremony. There will be
no wedding attendants.
Cards have been received In Omaha an
nouncins the marriage OF Louis J. Kettle
son and Miss Kathryn Bradley, wednes-
day, June s. in 81. Louis. After an eastern
trip they win reside in this city at lsOs
Lothrop street
Ms Elizabeth Mccormick announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss Alice Nc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

mally at luncheon Saturday at Happy
Hollow Covers were placed for twelve
guests.
Miss Helen Hayden entertained at lunch
con Saturday at Happy Hollow for num-
Der OF her friends. Covers we're placed for
twenty-four.
Miss Marion Funkhouser was hostess at
an afternoon bridge party at Happy Hol-
low Saturday in compliment to Miss Nell
Guild, who will be a June bride. Forty
guests were present.
Miss Zadelle Smith. who leaves shortly
for California to reside. was the honor
guest at luncheon given yesterday by
Miss Ruth White at the Field club. Covers
were placed FOR twelve guests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

At the week end dinner dance at the
Country club Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. f. b. Hochstetler entertained al din
ner in honor of Mrs. Hochstetler's sister,
Mrs. Grout, of Ogden, Utah. Covers were
placed for Mrs. Grout. Mr.. and Mrs F. p.
Kirkendall, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Baum, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Mahoney, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Fl. Gaines and Mr.. and Mrs. Hochstetler.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Baldrlge entertained
at dinner for their house guest Miss Vera
Henderson of Philadelphia. Covers were
placed for seven.
Mr.. Charles Hannah of Council Bluffs
entertained eight guests, Guy Furay eight,
Ben Gallagher eight, f. s. westbrook six,
c. II. Guiou four and w A. Redick three.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

Several OF the teachers in the Omaha
high and grade schools have planned TO
proceed to Europe for study and recreation
during the vacation period. Miss Mag
Somers, OF the German department OF the
High school. will go to Germany to study
as soon as the school closes for the season
Miss Autumn Davies, of the history de-
partment and Miss Mary Dallas of the
Latin department viii spend the summer
in Italy. Miss Jessie Flynt- OF the Train
school viii devote her vacation to a tour
In southern Europe, Miss Clara b, Mason.
principal OF the Train school. is to put in
her vacation studying at Harvard unNer-
slty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

MoNDAY-Miss Katherine Beeson and
Miss Mildred Butler. dance at County
club; Mrs. G. t. Johannes, afternoon tea
for Mrs. Herbert NJ. Lord Miss Adelaide
Funkhouser entertains Company G.
Omaha High school cadets, at Happy
Hollow.
TUEsDAY-Miss Mamie Page, bridge
afternoon for Miss Rachel Nincade;
senior dance, Omaha high school; ladies
at Field club and Happy Hollow; Mrs
G. j. Baird, luncheon at Field club; Mrs
Mrs r. e. WEIGH luncheon at Field
club Mrs. W. j. Bradbury luncheon for
Miss Bertha Bradbury of Chicago; din
ner dance at Happy Hollow
WEDNESDAY-Wedd for Miss Edith
Butler and MIR. James Fisher; wedding
OF Miss Zerlina Dreyfoos and Mr.. Louis
Hller wedding of Miss Louise Heuck
and Mr. Paul Grafton Luce Of Cedar
Rapids b. b. club; Mrs. c. b. Liver
luncheon; dinner dance at Field club.
THURSDAY - Bridge dinner at Country
club; Mrs Kuhn, luncheon at Field club
Miss Alice Kennard, luncheon at Field
club; Mrs. John A: Kuhn, luncheon at
Field club; Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Lane, Miss
Gretna Lane dance at Happy Hollow;
Ladies' day at Field club and Happy Hol-
low dinner dance at Rod and Gun club;
Mrs. Henry Able, Coms club, matinee at
Boyd.
FRIbAY-Original Bridge club meeting.
SATURDAY - Wedding Of Miss Mary
Fahs and Mr.. Alva e. Brown of Free
mont; Mr. and Mrs. +. o Hamilton, din
ner at Happy Hollow Miss Frieda Long,
linen shower for Miss Emma Lorenzen:
weekend dinner at Happy Hollow, Coun-
try and Field clubs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

Miss Roby Mcclure has gone to Mars
land for the summer
Captain Harry F. Dalton returns today
from a short visit in New York City.
Miss Katherine II. Dickerman Of Kearney
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

Miss Edna Harper OF Burlington, Ia,
and member of the Delta Delta Delta
sorority of the State University OF Iowa
was chosen Queen of the May at Iowa this
year This is one of the highest honors
that can be secured at the university and
both beauty and popularity are consid-
cred, when the choice is made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12
CLUB LIFE TAKES SCEPTER

CLUB LIFE TAKES SCEPTER
Outdoor Clubs Prove Magnet to Draw
Society from Home,
woMEN's TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Entertainments Planned for the De-
parting sixteenth Regiment
and for the Fourth, which
Arrives This Month.
TrioIets In June.
She was the maid Of honor
And 1 was the best mani
I gladly gazed upon her.
She was the maid Of honor,
! knew / was a goner-
Twas there Il all began.
She was the maid OF honor
And / was the best man
Twas there my gladness ended
! stepped upon her train.
The breach can ne'er be mended.
Twas there my gladness endcI
She may have thought me splendid,
But never viii again.
Twas there my gladness ended
=. Il. NJ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

Summer club life has assumed It's sceptre
and society is acknowledging its rule as
is indicated by the announcements for this
week, which are largely entertainments at
the club houses Guest luncheons. bridge
lunch parties are to be numerous
with the progress of June and the con-
sequent passing of the much anticipated
dates of the big weddings, the bride must
perforce give way, in a degree, to the ar
irving Summer girl" and returning i'col-
lege maid" both of whom are receiving at
tention in Omaha
The week just past was exceptionally
lowered with notable weddings as 1t in
cluded three of the largest weddings OF
June This week, as the calendar an
movements indicate, will also be well
supplied with weddings OF interest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

Arrangements have been made for the
large military reception to be given at
the Country club Thursday evening, June
80, to welcome the officers of the new regi-
ment, the Fourth infantry, who are ex-
pected to land in San Francisco Friday,
and who will come directly to Omaha.
Each Thursday during the summer there
will be a large entertainment and the mill
tary reception will probably be the largest
affair
Next Thursday evening the club will give
a bridge dinner for its members. Mrs. A.
l.. Reed is chairman of the committee in
charge and will be assisted by Mrs. u, 7.
Lindsey, Mrs. Isaac Coles, Mrs. Arthur
Remington and Mrs, w. A, Redick. Def
mite plans and final details have not yet
been fully arranged. The committee Will
take charge of the different sections and
prizes will be awarded IN each section.
Thursday evening, June 20, an evening
musicale under the direction OF Miss Daisy
Doane will be given at the club, following
the regular table d'hote dinner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-12

That part OF society which Yields the
RACQUET or is interested in the game from
the gallery point OF view has marked the
week OF June q with red letters for this
is the week chosen for the womens annual
tennis tournament. The date is late AS
those in charge wished to give the return
ing college girls a chance to enter The
lists are likewise open TO high school girls
and those of Brownell Hall.
Miss Kate Moore is chairman OF the
committee in charge of the meet. Those
who will assist Miss Moore Will be Miss
Elizabeth Mcconnell Miss Hortense Clarke,
Mrs. ]. Nj Cudahy and Miss Helen Buck.
Miss Buck is a high school. student and
will take charge OF the high school en-
tries. rs
All entries should be made as early as
possible to Miss Kate Moores. A number
OF prizes are TO be offered for the players
Those who played last year and who are
planning to enter this year include Misses
Kate Moores, Hortense Clarke, Elizabeth
Mcconnell. Blanche Kinsler. Alice Cudahy,
Florence Cudahy. Marie Hodge, Daphne
Peters. Meme Davis. Gretchen Mcconnell
Ruth Hammer, Agnes Burnley, Mary Burk-
ley. Dorothy Hall, Janet Hall, Elizabeth
Sweet, Mary Richardson, Catherine. Ora
Bile, Bess Dumont. Mildred Butler. May
Eastman. Mary Mahonsy, Edith Patrick,
Frances Vessels, Bess Baum. Irene Coa1
Beatrice Coad. Dorothy Ringwalt. Laura
Dale. Martha Dale. Carmehta Chase; Mes
DANES Harry Doorley, Frank Johnson
Fred, Tea. Harry culver, {. ID. Armstrong
Isaac Coles. Joseph Barkar. Wurd tur-
gess. Clarke. a. L, Reed
Arizona republican., 1910-04-13

 IRRITATION At The Continued Nagging By Speaker Cannon THEY'LL ATTEND 10 HIM
When Administration Legis- lative Program Has Been Carried Out - Reckless
 ness of One Who Strikes Matches in Powder Mill

Washington. April 12.-Speaker Cannon's challenge to the republican insurgents in his speech yesterday. when he abruptly told them that un- less they had the courage to com- bine with the democrats and vote to vacate his chair. he would remain speaker until March 1. 1911. brought expressions from insurgent leaders in no uncertain tones.
 The speaker can continue to make these irritating defis.' said MT. Mur- dock Of Kansas. until after< the ad- ministrItion legislative program is disposed of. He knows he is perfect ly safe just now. but after we have passed the important legislation his case will be attended to-
 Mir Poindexter of Washington was equally caustic "Cannon's action is foOlish. he said. He is sitting in powder mill and it seems to me that it is pretty reckless performance for him to keep on striking matches all around the place.
 The speaker cannot eliminate the issue of Cannonism by constantly pa rading it in the house. Cannon's speech yesterday was a particularly fine effort at harmonizing the party"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-13
PUT 4 WITNESS
 OUT OF BUSINESS
Why the Trial of the Copper Stock
 Stealing Cases Was Postponed.

New York. April 12.-The black jacking' of Walter Clark, which pre- vented the beginning yesterday oi the Heinze copper stock theft trials had a sequel today in the arrest oi Charles Katz. one of the three men indicted with Donald Persch. at whose trial Clark. having turned states evi- dence, was to be witness
 District Attorney Whitman declar- ed that he was convinced that the assault was an attempt to obstruct justice. and today he caused the ar rest of Katz
 When Katz was arraigned detec- tive made an affidavit charging Katz with a felonious assault
 The bail of Katz was fixed at 5000. He already was under s25.OOo bail in connection with the alleged theft of copper stock.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-13
At Conclusion of Second Conference With Roosevelt
 NO STATEMENT OFFERED
But Announcement That Former President Had Accepted His Invitation to Address the National Conservation Congress

Porto. Maurizio. Italy. April 12.-Aft-
 CT spending second day with Colonel
 Roosevelt this afternoon, occupied in a |! Hong tramp in the mountains. Clifford
 Pinchot left for Zurich tonight. seem 1 ingiy in happy state of mind. He | still declined to make statement with reference to the conference. but his beaming countenance was as eloquent as words.
 l Colonel Roosevelt .s evidently not greatly exercised over the concsisions that may be drawn in the United States from the announcement made today that he had accepted an invita- address the national conservation con gress this summer.
 My actions are frequently misuu- derstoOd." he said this evening. Col onel Roosevelt then explained that naturally his interest in the conserv- ation movement was in nowise dam pened by the trouble that had occur red in the department He said he would attend the congress regardless of what had happened during his ab- sence and in his address he would not necessarily speak of the past but oi
 the future
 Mir. and Mrs Roosevelt dined alone with Miss Carew at the Caraw villa Kermit. with several friends. took motor trip along the coast. extending the journey beyond the French from tier to Monte Carlo. wehre he dined and passed the evening
 Police investigation shows that the man Magagno who last night was found prowling about the villa with letter in his pocket addressed to Col onel Roosevelt asking for the position of valey. is T harmless vagabond
 Former Mayor Phelan of San Fran cisco failed to put in his expected ap- pearance. The men of Porto Maurizio seized the occasion of Colonel Roose- velt's presence, and honorary citizen ship conferred up him. to launch a boom for the town. This afternoon they inaugurated scheme to transfer the little harbor into a great port. and re-chtistened 1t Porto Umberto"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-13
JEFfR|ES IN BOXING
 DISPLAYS 0LO FORM
AND HIS FOLLOWERS FELT
 BETTER.
He Is Still Lacking m Quickness of
 Footwork.

Ben LomOnd. April 12.-E'or the first time since beginning training Jeffries I donned the gloves today and had three | fast rounds with Sam Berger. The ! bout was scheduled for longer dura- i tion, but after planting his overworked | face in the way of several smashing | left hooks. Berger decided that his 1 charge was in danger of overwhelming ! and called the match off
 "I never felt better in my life said
 Jeff as he playfully doubled sam up
 with wallop in the brisket at the ! end of the second round
 You seem to be coming fine re- piled sam. smiling dolefully. as he came back for more. The third round lasted but a minute and half. when Berger
 recalled an important engagement
 Jeffries completed his mornings eX-
 ercise with d ten-mile run along the
 muddy roads. During all the boxing, although going fast, Jeffries scarcely
 drew a long breath He no longer ap- pears muscle bound and the blows were
 delivered with the old. smashing drive that made him champion. His foot
 work leaves much to be desired. al
 though Jeffries was never especially last at side stepping or dodging. Imme-
 diately after the bout, the fighter de-
 voted ten minutes to shadow boxing.
 punched the bag six rounds and tussled
 with Farmer Burns and Bob Arm
 strong. During the exercise with the
 punching bag he showed that he is
 working up remarkable speed and ac-
 curacy in hitting. All together the re
 suit of the days work gave much en-
 couragement to the camp followers.
 Now that Jeffries has really begun boxing there is expected to be an abundance of glove work every day. Berger wired transportation to Joe Choynski. Choynski will leave Chica-
 go April Is. Jeffries disappointed the newspaper men and his friends who
 had come to the camp by pulling off
 the. boxing exhibition so quickly that it was over before anyone knew it had
 been planned. The days schedule in cluded only some road work and hand
 ball, and the boxing was decided upon unexpectedly when Berger ''kidded"
 Jeffries about having forgotten how
 to fight.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-13
WAITING AT THE CHURCH"
 0M \ FRISCO DIVORCE
WHY A COLORADO WEDDING WAS
 POSTPONED.
There Had Been a Miscaic ulation of
 Some Hours.

Colorado Springs, Colo. April F. After waiting at the church." figu- ratively speaking. for thirty-six hours for the bridegroom's divorce decree in san Francisco, it was announced to- night that Mrs. Grace Goodyear Depew and Captain Ashton Potter will be married tomorrow. at which time it is expected that the California courts will have formally declared Captain Potter free to wed.
 The wedding was fixed for yester- day. on the supposition that twelve months had elapsed since Mrs. Potter had secured a preliminary decree in the San Francisco courts.
 Mrs. Depew is daughter of the late Robert Goodyear. the millionaire. Her former husband is d nephew of Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew.
 Captain Potter is d nephew of the late Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York. His former wife was Miss Mary Louise McNutt. daughter of Dr, w. F. McNutt. prominent in San Francisco society. Mrs. Potter se- cured q divorce in San Francisco on April II, 1909.