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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
MRS. ABBIE B. LOWE
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Mrs, Abbie Is. Lowe died in the Latter
day Saints hospital yesterday of pneu-
monia following au attack Of acute APP
pendjcIts She was "a years old at the
time Of her death. She is surviy cd by
a son. Arthur j. Lowe of this city and
daughter Mrs Louise Lowe Turner
who Is tho wife of Colonel Ruben Banker
Turner. United States army. stationed at
Alcatraz, Cal Both OF her children were
present at the time of her DEATH Mrs
Turner arriving from California last
Tuesday Announcement regarding fu-
neral arrangements win be made later.
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|yRES|DENT
Il LAKE DIES
he's SucculllbS t(
Disease After
Eprt Illness.
IS died yesterday afternoon
Bot his daughter. MIS-. /. j..

fpt MS tiuUSDleT. hiSs l. u.
FNSrth Third West street, after
of but TWO days. lie was down
3Hst a week before mis- death and
Gcd his friends. apparently in the
of health. Brisnts disease was the
ie OF death.
Ecclcs was born IN Paisley Scot
November IL lSiv, He canlc 20
&country with his wife when ho Was
Aos man and had lived IN Wyoming
KHh for about forty-Iire Years, He
cen living VITA lis daughtrr. at
home he lied, for the last eight
Ills wife die1 n nunbcr OF years
Eind he married again. the second
dying six years ago.
Peforc coming to This country Mr. Ec-
s WAS IA weaver and since coming hcre
hzSorkeJ as a laoo-rr being employed
klany years by an OGtlrh lumber firm.
-as a devout LAticrday Saint and
cmhcr OF tho high priests quorum.
5 survived by four children. all by
FIRST wife, and fifteen grandchildren
children are Mrs, Jennie Rankin uf
Zen Robert Ecclcs OF san Francis 90.
IS r. j. Flynn of this city and Mrs.
Eichard Hall Of Los Angeles. He was
4 cousin OF David Eccles OF ogden.
Robert Eccles and Mrs Hall are cX
5sy,cted 10 arrive In Salt Lake CITY, to-
div and funeral arrangements have been
postponed until their arrival. The cody
will he taken to Ogden, wnerc funeral
services will be held. the time TO be an
nounccd later,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Political Notes,

The Woman's Welfare league viii
meet this afternoon AT o'clock in the
Y. W. &. \ rooms 10 read the answers
Of candidates TO the questions submitted
to them. The answers TO the questions
Viii then be made public.
The polling place III district q for next
Tuesdays primary election has been
changed from $50 L street 10 20 Il street,
a location more central than the other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Bet Quickly Taken.

\ bet that Bransford would bc do
foatcd was quickly snapped mp yester-
day by u Br1nSford supporter. Some
Republicans, for the purpose OF aScer-
t9uing how much confidence the Amer
leans had In their ticket posted het OF
500 even that Rrausford would be de-
featej. II was on the board only few
minutes when it was discovered by n
supporter of Mayor Brausford. who
quickly took the bet. His friends are
eongratulatiuS him on his good fortune.
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AND VICINITY

aged i years.
ally shot in tho abdomen
by his uncle, tlaudc
ried 10 be greatly I'm
TX : hospital. Although
the boy were perforated
places. Dr. G. NJ. Bcne-
* physician. now holds
pf recovery.
NJ, state insurance com :
receipt of a letter from
pm. ccmmendinS him on
X been done In Utah to-
Ion cf flros mr. Anon
OF the Peoples National !
,mpany. Of Philadelphia
leaders in the fire pre- =
Hat an electrical bolt
his body and injured
he wsE in tho employ
company. In March of
Grosweiler began suit
riot court Yesterday
lorse. Church. Kerr
"a lsborcr residing in
ID a petition for relief
lrough the bankruptcy
the United States dis
ves his total indebted :
nd his total assets al
ms TO be exempt.
olored. who Is alleged 10
J.. l.. Dorsey, colored.
wing card game last
las released from ST.
sterday and is though,
tcr.
AINT issued h. tho
office Yesterday, Paul
rgcd With assauitiue
Sith "A deadly weapon,
N0S Of non support and
re T.. Rowe began sui
4 court yesterday after
rom William =. Rove.
r husband with jnhdel.
fiey began suit In ih,
rt Yesterday Afternoon
urtis II. Mckinney.
HE CITY are now en-.
7ment having for II.
hg Of all barber shop:
irdny nights.
JNDS OF non support
eSau suit In the Thir,
tterdaY afternoon for di
4 9. Barnes.
sSioN OF the state lanr
yesterday and d numbe
"a upon.
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FOWLER WILL RESUME
HIS EASTWARD FLIGHT

PASADENA Cal. oct. cO.-Aviator
Robert q. Fowler will resume his cast
ward transcontincntal flight carly to-
morrow morning.
For a time today 1t seemed as IL tho
flight would he called off owing 10 IA
disagreement between Fowler and his
manager. The latter wanted Fowler to
return TO Los Angeles tomorrow and
make Eight over the motordrome.
Fowler objected and announced that
rather than do this he would call the
flight off entirely.
Later Fowler and hs manager came
10 an agreement and tho proposed flight
10 Los Angeles Will not Inc made Fowler
said hc would follow his original route
eastward along the Santa Fc tracks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Cook Found Guilty

Albert Vocler. former coos cotn|
Hotel Utah. charged with thfyIrtsl' tIotsl'
kill Louis Them. chef AT the trVc nm
was found guilty YESTERDAY :. n isst
the court of Harry 5. Harper, IA
the peace. Sentence NIL be 1vors
Friday. THEM testified thnt III
threatened To Kill him becausIn,
discharged him from the c".p"s
hotel.
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yery Man Hurt.

aged 20 years. a delivery
bhum Brothers. 14e South
Ftreet, sustained a slight
Jack last night as the rs :
down the cellar steps Of
partmcnts AZ ie was de-
tnk- he WAS removed 10
% North Eighth West
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Bancroft on Trip.

w. Bancroft. vice president and ecn-
cra manager of the Oregon Short Line.
and his assistant. Fred II, KnickerDoCker
left yesterday for a trip of inspection over
the COMPANY S roads in Idaho
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cLll|
BOARD IS |NCREI
Governor and Mayor n
Made ex-Officio Mems
of Governors. y
ELECTION IN JANu3
Nominating Committee n
Appointed to Select caa|
dates for Balloting |
ELECTION IN JANu!

The board Of governors OF the r.
ciai club yesterday approved N.
Of special committee rccoms
n change In the form Of balm.
used IN the election Of governo,.
club, and also that the mayor
city and governor OF the state 4.
e5-officio members OF the bo,,,
creasing lis roll TO seventeen .
next meeting of the club memt.,.
report as approved will be s,s|
for adoption, and the change y
embraced III the by-laws.
When The board members ws,,
inally elected. five were TO .ef.
years, five for two years and y
one year. Under the adopted =,
mcnt as II exists without tbr
suggested, the board appoints 81
tee which nomiuatcS five ca-I|
Any five club members outside NJ
mlttcc also may nominate five ~
Under tho plan. IT is noccssary !
elect five members each year. q
three years. Thc new plan Ar
mendod by the special eommir.I
lows,
Nominated by Commits
\ committee TO nominate can
for the board OF governors FOR b.
suing gear shall he selected by ID,
OF governors at Its regular mes,Irl
month preceding the annual q,
such committee 10 consist OF I
members c( the club not on the b,1
governors, whose duty IL shah
recommend the names OF membsr
Ns..I 4 ~.
three years. TO make, 10 sign and
port all such nominations and pls.
names of nominees on zinc bulletin
Of the club rooms at least ten ds-
fore the date OF th> annual oleclJca
also 10 report TO the board Of soy1
the result of their election.
There shall be nominated hy
nominating committee not less .hz
teen nor more than twenty named
which five members shall be chos
ballot. There shell be five n
groups OF nominees containing
names in each group II fifteen are 1
mated, or four names in each I'd
twenty arc nominated. proyidm
where there are vacancies up1z
board. an additional group shall b 4
for each such vacancy, 10 I'll lLr
expired term. -
Add Mayor and GoTe1R
Any resident member OF tAda
good standing may cast q balkf NJ
Domincc from each group, maitz11
OF five names voted for, with ~
tional names as may be neccsz7 4
vacancies, but no member can n
more than ono nominee In ans onc
and an attempt 10 do so shall 60
vote for the candidates in that q
Your committee rccommends u
governor of the state OF Utah RI
mayor OF the city of Salt Lake b
to the board OF governors OF he|
merciaI club rs ex-officio membr1
that the number OF elective Inenlz|
min at fifteen. making q total II
ship of seventeen
The next election for msmbess
board OF governors takes place
uary.
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If YOU want 80 rent that furnished
room, use Tribune want ads. Call either
phone, Bell $500, Ind. $50.
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Salt Laker in New York

Special 20 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-lIerald Square,
NJ. T.. Lenehau.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
For the Future

Mrs. z P. Boyer viii entertain At dinner
al the Field club Wednesday evening.
The Grand BuuncerE club OF the High
school are planning q motor picnic to
Calhoun June II.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H Rhuades win enter
tain twelve guests at dinner at the Field
club "Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Nd. c. Peters win enter
tain twenty-fUur guests at dinner at the
Field club Wednesday evening
Miss Helen Cook VIII entertain Monday
evening IN honor Of Miss Marie sla11n. who
leaves next week for Denver. Cola
Mrs Paul Cline, Mrs. A W. TaEr and
Mrs. Thomas Kelley win entertain AZ
breakfast June for The Crescent Whist
club.
Mrs. Chenoweth ano afrs. Bowman Of
Fort Crook VIII entertain At bridge Mon
DAY evening, May q al Mrs. Chenovsth'F
quarters. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Bow
man viii be hostess Of the Fort Crook
Bridge club At her quarters.
The Young Peoples club OF 81. Fhfle-
nsnE'E parish viii entertasn at q card
party Friday evening, June al their hall
"a South Ftfteenth street. This win be the
last party Of the season and a large aSten-
dance is expected. The latter part of the
evening wiz be music and refreshnents
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

her parents. Nj and Mrs H s. Mcdonald
Mr.. Robert Shiverick- who met with such
an unusual accident while IN rhearer
last winter. WA In Omaha for q dav OF
TWO last week. Re has entirely recovered
Mrs T. a BruERn leaves Monday for
Chicago 10 make short visit before going
east TO spend the summer. she viii At
ten6 commencement exercises at Harvard
where her son. Albert BrogRn. graduates
this year
Miss Jessie Willis Of Worcester, Mass
will arrive about June 10 TO he the guest
OF Mrs. George Gilmore until after the
Carpenter Baker wedding which viii taxi
place Wednesday. June Is Miss Nell Car
pente-, sister Of the bride, viii bs the maid
OF honor, md Miss Willis q bridesmaid.
Br1ERdisr General John @. Butler Is visit
ing his son. Captain Lawrence Butler. At
FOrt Crook after q brief STAY al Fort
Riley, kan. Captain Butler also has as a
guest Tor ten DAYS his sister. Mrs. J. J
Morrow. wife OF Major Morrow. United
States engineers, for several years district
commissioner IN Washington. y. C. and
now stationed in PortlHnd. Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
Timely Health Don'ts

Duntf buy
un
Dent milk OLD
a1o1e n
buildings
u1npta
Don't drink o. nd
IA Jams ale and it
50 frerns To
q co on
regularly
Don't
IA
O. L
dividends than AL combined
Don't
10 lose
Duuu IN
healtt L walk to ri
Don't Uvfeed the Its the
miss notions Of FOND but Enorau
Don't overon four
In
surrti
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
Personal Gossip

son was born Friday evening 70 III.
and Mrs. Clarke Powell
Mrs John c. Gown is visiting her father
and sister in Cleveland Q.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell left Friday even
ing for q short visit In the west
Mrs. Antics Of Stanton. Neb.. IL the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs II. n. Way.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrige left last
evening for ten days stay in the east
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Turkey have gone to
Missouri for several days TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Everett Preston, VINO spent the
winter at Biloxi, Miss. has returned anc
is residing at the Madison.
Mr. Edward O'Brien, who was hurt by
the explosion Of an automobile tire. Ia
much improved MIR. OBrien was badly
cut in the face
Mrs. William c. Francis. who has been
spending four months in Florida and south
ern California for the benefit OF her
health. has returned home
Mrs. Z. V. Krug OF St Louis has beer
spending q few weeks visiting at the horns
Of her mother. Mrs ]. r. cOAd. returned
last evening 10 her home
Miss Josephine ConEdon. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Congdon. who underwent
IN operation for appendicitis this week a
Wise hospital, is now improving.
Miss zola Denecksr and Miss Olive Ham
mond 80 10 Lincoln for the PAn-HelloniS
dance Monday night They win also viEit
the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald, who Is attending
school at the state university. returned
home Friday 10 spend the weekend with
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
OMAHA TRAVELLERS RETURN
By DIFFERENT ROUTES

Friends uf the party OF omRhsns who
are travelling around the world as members
Of the foreign trades committee Of the
United States have received cards outIin-
ing their meanoe-tngs through the orient
Also a numbsr OF Interesting kodak pic
lures taken on the trip have been received
here The party left the orient early this
month for Gen1A- four weeks trip. The
kailys vii 80 10 Switzerland and Ger
nRny. while the Coles are bound for
Franco England and Ireland The Kiuslers
win return on the Magnolia and the Dietz
took the trans-siberian route on their Wny
TO Franco In the latest notes TO friends
there wEs no indication as 10 when ths
tourists would return home
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

CONTINUED from Pare Two)
ri dinner M and Mrs. J. A Sunderland.
Mrs. J. ". BdEerly and daughter. Miss
Adine Of Ottumws Ia. Nj and Mrs. s. T.
Bdgerly.
Mr.. and Mrs J 3 McEitrick entertained
at dinner Mr.. and Mrs H NJ johnson
Miss OrphR McIlitrick. Mr.. 7 G. Camp
bell
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Mcdonald entertained
al dinner for Mr. and Mrs. T. q McGiltun
Mr.. and Mrs c. r Sherman. M and Mrs
A. W Carpenter, MI and Mrs. J. W
Robbins.
Dr. and Mrs C. z Smith had covers
placed for fourteen: Mr. and Mrs D. M
EdEerly, six; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel U7hl eight:
Mr.. and Mrs 7. c. Callahan. six: Nj w
s. Right five: Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Shirley.
six; MI B. W Tandy, ten. M A l.
Creigh two: Mr.. and Mrs George Z. DHrr.
two; MI and Mrs 4 l. Carter three.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ r. Funkhouser three:
Air. and Mrs. W. p. Durkee, four; Nj and
Mrs. T. J. Dining. two: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. i. Lef1ang two; Adr. and Mrs. A. G.
Enick, two Mr.. n. Z 1SewBwunger, two;
Mr.. and Mrs c. II WalrRth, three; M
and Mrs L. J. Van Court. Two; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Van Dusen three Mr.. and Mrs
N Sherlsy, two, MI and Mrs. B. Hey
den, two. Mr. r. L. Rees, two; Mr.
and Mrs c. L Bradley, two; Mr. and
Mrs A G CrosEmRn. two; Mr. and Mrs
#. H Chicker4ng. two; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H Westsrneld. two; Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Rich. three; Mr.. and Mrs C s. Hayward,
four; Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Dodds, two;
Mr. and Mrs. H. H MORROW two: Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Gutnter, two; Mr. and
Mrs. r A. Swartwout. three: Miss Jean
nstte JessOp. two: Mr.. L NJ Burnett two;
MIR. y. W. PRrr. two Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
SlRbauEh, four; Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". STA
baugh. two: Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Foster
three; Mr.. and Mrs. P. y. Peterson five
MIR. r p Baird. four: Mr.. and Mrs. n. g
LOOMS. four: Mr. and Mrs. A. Perry
three; Mrs. Z. A. Won Ostrom. two; Dr
and Mrs. w. @. Henry, two. DR.. and Mrs
A Z Mack two; Judge and Mrs. Howard
Kennedy, two; Mr.. D. H. Ferrel. four
Nj c. W. Ryan. five; Mr.. p W. bod
four: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edholn. three
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. c Freeman, four; NJ
and Mrs W. y. williams, two; M Rober
Arthur. four: Mr.. r c. Hoyt five; Rev
and Mrs. A W. Clark, three; Dr. g. T
Gilmore, three; Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Ralph
five; Dr and Mrs. W. +. AIilroy. two; Mr.
Earl Bur-kett two; Mr.. Howard Gates
two; Mr. and Mrs J. Fl. HBrte, four
Mr. J. A Fuller. two; Mr.. and Mrs. A
c Rusk three; Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward q
hamilton, three, and Mr.. Claude Hamilton
four
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

Richard ? Rifenberick. Mrs. !. !. Morrow,
Portland ore; General Butler, Washing
ton. d c.: Captain Lawrence 7. Butler,
Major Harry Hale
About twenty friends and relatives sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. John H HHrberE 81
their home Saturday evening. the occasion
being the twsnty-fifth anniversary Of the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs Barbers They
were presented with q number Of silver
gifts, Out-uf-tUwn guests were M and
Mrs. Fred W. WEIGH OF Nebraska City,
Neb.
Mrs. Arthur Howe and Miss Alice Burn
nam entertained al miscellaneous shower
at the home OF the former Friday evening
in honor Of Miss Ruth johnson. whose
marriage 70 Mr.. Eric EelErHn takes place
june g Those present were: Mrs. Mary
Carmen. Mrs +. A Hanson. Mary Olson
orettB Webber. Mary Doud, Runy Jen-
kins Lena BerSOwitz, Marie Slaven- Mar
Earet Kelly Ellen Settler. S Neveleff.
Ella Matteson, Ellen sribers, II Printz
Alice Anderson, Ruth johnson, Alice Burn
ham. Mrs. h n. Howe.
Miss Corinne SanuelsOn entertained Sat
urdRy at her home al q miscellaneous
shower Tor Miss Della Jacobsen A vel
low color scheme was carried out IN yellow
tulips. The guests spent the afternoon
hsmninE linen for the prospective bride.
A musical program was also arranged.
Those present We're:
Misses Misses
Della Jacobsen, Lillian ROsensweig
Irene Harmon, Stella Jensen,
Mabel SproIn berg. Amy MRlchien.
Frances Gould, Charlotte Hendriclssor
II. N. Knapp, Bertha HeiIfeldt
Mira Arthur CRiacub
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mawer. 5O2 South
T'weuty-eiEhth street Mrs MRwer and
Mrs Edwards are sisters.
The wedding Of Miss Ruth Coryel Of
Trenton. X. j.. 10 M Irwin Mureartv Of
tins city viii take pluce Wednesday morn
ing. June Z. al O'Clock. ct Sacred Heart
church. Father Hurley win perform the
ceremony.
Miss Lucy Miller will play the wedding
march On the violin. accompanied by Miss
Edith Miller on the organ. Miss Elizabeth
kissing viii be the brides only attendant.
Little Miss Helen Mattern and Miss Mar
Earet CIeary viii be flower girls. Mr.
HiIRrd Moresrty, brother Of the groom,
viii be best man Invitations have been
issued for a reception TO be given Wednes-
cay evening from 10 10. a. the home o.
Mrs. Edward MUrearty.
The wedding Of Miss MRble Euutlsy,
daughter Of M and Mrs. Z L. Huntley,
to M Laurin Ames Snyder. win take
place Monday afternoon. June 8. al $3.50
o'clock. 81 the home OF the brides parents.
Rev. c. z Cobbey Of Kenessw, Neb.,
the wedding lines
Miss Carrie GiBcomini viii be maid Of
honor and Miss Olive Huntley. sister Of
the bride, will be bridesmaid. Mrs. Harry
Bradshaw Of Des Moines, Ia. and Miss
Myrtle KRyser VIII stretch the ribbons.
LATHE Miss Ruth Ribel viii be ring bearer.
Miss Insz Bloom viii play the wedding
march. preceding the entrance Of the bridal
party.
Mr. B. B. Smith will be best man.
One hundred and twenty-five invitations
have been issued for the wedding and re-
csption which follows the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
Pleasures Past

Mrs A c. Davenport entertained Satur-
dHy afternoon IN honor OF MrE. NJ B
Davenport Of Kansas City
Miss LILLIAN Palmer entertained inform
ally saturday in honor OF Miss Loretta
Glennon. WHO VIII be a bride Of next
mOnth Pe0nies were used IN decorating.
Mr. 0ne Mrs. Howard G. LOOMS gave
q farewell dinner Friday evening At their
home for Major and Mrs Fl. NJ. Lord and
Mr. and Mrs John Forbes who leave soon
10 reside in other cities. Covers were laid
for six guests
CAPTAIN ana Mrs Louis n huffman
gave a dinner party Friday evening III Fort
Crook, when their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Mortimer Alien Captain and Mrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

EE Omaha Wamar'E club will
give its annual luncheon Mon
GAY a. : O'Clock 81 the Ffeld
~ club. when Mrs p L E-tfe.
I&kI9-SN General Federation director.
- Mrs 2. ! Gist. president Ne
ufeska Federation. Mrs. w. 6 whitm1re.
vice president OF the second district VIII
be the guests o. honor.
ne l'ca. club pres dent. Mrs N u. can
efoi-, WI pres d. af t0aFtrlist-efs. tho gen
era l'lhc being the outlook fur the caruinr
year. Mr. keefs viii give the forward
IGOR Tor the General Federation: Ms
EIsl' The future SURVEY from the state
j eoefatun standpoint: Mrs. Whtnure. aE
seen from the district point Of view. TIE
local outlook viii be given by the lenderF
OF ine EIGHT departments or q Representa-
I'VE tesiEuEred lv same. These will be- as
1oliows. Art. Ms 7. e. Hammond: current
TOPICS Mrs. c. Vincent. household ecuuum-
les. Mrs = J. Burnett; literature. Mrs.
Albert Edh0lm; music Mrs. Edith War-
oreri orator., Miss Fitch; Psychology. Mrs
Mary Newton social science. M-s p J..
B-rss Miss Ruth GBnsen assistant leader
Of the musical department. viii sing
Mrs. y. =. Nelson. recording Ee,retHrr
q the Omaha WumRn'E club has kindly
offered 70 receive the offerings from the
club members and anyone desiring 10 con
tribute 10 the parpetuBrion o. tho Louisa
NJ. Alcurt Memorial home any amount viii
be acceptable
Mrs. T. J. Gist Of Falls City. VS. Il L
Eeefe u WBIthiu and Mrs L. / Cowau Of
Ashland are the guests Of Mrs. NJ II Cam
eron, having arrived 70 sttendsths Omaha
Woman'F club luncheon Monday 81 the
Field club
Mrs W. H sherrer entertained the W
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

The University Extension club held its
regular meeting TuesdUv evening 81 the
Omaha Commercial college building. Mr.
f. A. Sears. president presided Rev. @
@. smith Of Council Bluffs gave an inter
eatsnr address ar the subject Of phychol-
ury. Dr smith MADE rnGuv practical and
helpful EurraFti lnE. The meeting last
Tuesday was one OF the most interesting
% the veGr and the members Of the club
were especially HutrusHstic An outline
FOR the fan and winters work was dis
uussed and the club decided 90 continue
the meetings during the summer. They
plan TO hold meetings now and then Al the
parks
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

". club wednesday. with Mrs. Van Dorian
as g guest Influenced hy the lectures OF
ur Emma = Tucker o. China who re-
Gently visited Omaha the club decided o.
annually contribute enough money 10 sdU-
cate Young chinese girl The next meet
iur VIII be June g. with Mr. George Eanp-
ton
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
New President of the Iowa
Woman's Clubs Federation

Mrs Homer A. Miller Of Des
MoineE. was elected president Of the
Iowa Federation Of WOmen's clubs
Il the ninth biennial IN Sioux City
last week. Mrs. Miller Is 8 repre-
sentative Iowa woman. who happily
combines domestic nfs with the RbIl-
ity 10 be 3 success socially and 10
De prominent IN her executive slin
as q club woman She has held sew
era minor positions On The official
staff Of clubdum IN Des Dolnes, and
Tor 1slS-g was the popular president
Of The Des Moines Federation OF
Wumen's Clubs.
Sine has beautiful home IN Grand
avenus, q devoted husband and three
lovely children The older caughter
IA suudy-ing In Germany. where she
Went last year IN company with her
parents The two younger children
are pupils In the Dies MoineE schools.
Not only h. ues Moines happy In this
election u birE Miller but there WIS
no opposition IN the STATE ana she
Vii be cordially received by all the
club women rs they come % know
her.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
Rent II Fer 50 Gents a Week

Write today for thu dsta1s q our
new rental plan II tells you hOW yOu
can rent this motor for 80 cents
week. VITA Il We Sand yen q eOpy q
our muEtrStsd bOoklst-ssew with
ont Labor" Learn al about this
wonderful littls m0t5r. I'm out tina
coupon a. . reminder and NAB IL 20
rs today. XOn VIII gen Al answer by
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28

Until last Wednesday night at Il o'clock,
when She quietly slipped away from her
home in Eeokuk, La, Mrs Hurley II.
Edwards, who is visiting in Omaha wac
Miss Mary Anderson, daughter OF Fire
Chief John Anderson. Miss Anderson and
Mr.. Edwards. both OF ksoEuk. surprised
al their friends by selecting the hour of
midnight FOR the quietly arranged eere-
mouy, Immediately after which they came
70 Omaha. They are visiting Al the home