Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27

Young, 116 North Thirty-first avenue, re-
turns east Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pinto has gone to Florence,
Wis, to participate in family gathering
concentrating the 18th birthday of her
father, Mr. H. d. Fisher.
MIR. and Mrs. John ]. Brown, jr., Of Han
nibal, NO. are visiting with Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. shriver,
Twenty fifth and Parker streets.
Mrs Frank Anderson and daughter,
Luella, leave this week for Philadelphia
where they will sail for Antwerp. Miss
Anderson will study violin in Brussels.
Mr.. Ralph Newman OF the New York
company of the musical comedy The
Spring Maid is spending a few days in
| Omaha visiting his brother, v. NJ. New
man.
Mr.. James MoKenns, who has been max
ing the Norway trip, sailed on the Cal
edonia" last Saturday for New York and
will be in Omaha about the end of next
| week.
| Mr.. Frank B. Johnson expects to join
| Mrs. johnson soon at Ogonquit, Me-, where
| they have built a bungalow this summer
They will remain until the middle of Sep
| TENDER.
Captain Mars oConnor, who is on leave
Omaha and will sail September for the
| Philippines with his regiment, the Tenth
cavalry.
Mr.. James Kennedy, Jr., son Of DR.. ].
c. Kennendy OF Brooklyn, N. Y, has been
the guest Of his aunt Miss Ella Kennedy
for three weeks, leaves Monday for the
Pacific coast
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson Mercer plan to rent
their home at Fortieth and Cunning streets
for two years, and with Misses Caroline
and Mary Mercer sail for a two years
stay in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pritchard returned
Friday after a two months tour of the east
in their automobile, motoring from Rich
mond, Ind, to Boston and New York and
back to Omaha
Miss Anna Clifford, who is visiting Miss
Halcyon Cotton at Lake Okoboji, will re-
turn home Tuesday. Mrs. H. Rex Cot
ton and Miss Halcyon will remain for a
time longer at the lake.
Mr.. Arthur c. Smith returned Monday
! from his summer outing on the Massa-
chusetts coast. He left Mrs Smith and
family at the Profile House and made the
run from there to Boston with his brother
in-law by automobile, 1876 miles.
Mrs C. o. Tslmage and daughter, Doris
will return from Clear Lake, Iowa
Wednesday. also Mrs. w. E. Rhoades and
her son Morton, and daughters, Mildred
and Helen, who have been spending several
weeks at the Clear Lake Outing club.
Mrs o. C. Redick was called home Wed
nesday from Cheyenne by the illness OF
her mother Mrs. Himebaugh, who suffered
slight stroke of paralysis Tuesday at her
apartment at the Hamilton She is doing
nicely and it is thought she will be about
shortly.
Mesdames NJ. N. McNaughton, Mary F.
Jackson, F. F. Jones, G. T. Rumbaugh, j
M. Tinsley, s. C. Boise, ]. s. Jackson. d
Z. Tomas b. C. Hullinger and Miss Leths
Jones OF Villisca, Ia, and Mrs A. A. Tay.
lor of Lincoln are spending the week lend
as the guests Of Mrs. Retta B. Johnston a
The Landon, 511 South Twenty-fourtl
street
Miss Matte Kibbler of wellsviIle, Kan.
who is the guest of her sister Mrs. Eugen,
Bice. will leave Sunday for San Francisco
! from where she will sail September 2 fo
Honolulu, II. l., where she will teach dress
making in the Kamehameha school To-
!, native girls Miss Kibbler recently grad
uated from the domestic arts department
. of Louis institute, Chicago
+. Mrs. Charles S. Iobingier is in Omaha 70,
few days. bringing greetings from tn
= judge to Omaha friends. She sailed from
Manila on July Il, coming over on tn
transport Buford, having a long trip bu
b. fairly recovering during the passage from
the illness that banished her from tn
Philippines during the rainy season Sh
is staying at the Rome and expects to b
Vi here for a week at least.
y Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pixley, Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mr., j. ]. Deright
Mr. j. f, Wiley Of New York and Caspe
and Jarvis offutt will make up a hunt
ing party that will leave here in auto
|" mobiles next Tuesday or Wednesday 10
D. Northwestern Nebraska. where they wi
- go into camp for two weeks. Both wome
in the party know how 70 handle a gu
~ and expect to participate in the sport
Re Atkinson Company.