Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-13

The affair has been In charge OF Mes
danes Bruce MoCulloch, Fred Towl and
Perry Wheeler. who have arranged an
elaborate musical and literary program
for the occasion. Some OF the numbers
are:
Plano solo.,.,,..........,,..... Miss Abbott
Messrs 7. J. Emerson, c. l.. owen. WI
liam Reschks and Karl Abbott
1.SSeuhB .ssss.ss......,.,.......J Jennie Cofer
violin solo. ,.,...,...., Miss Iseta Hunter
baritone solo,. William Reschke
PaSs Kari Abbott
Chrysanthemum drill by little girls.
FRIDAYS PROGRAM.
Tlano solo,. Beulah Davis
vocal SOLO. .'..................R Ruth Jenson
Reaulhs .,...;s''......'...,.,,,.. .Bola Byrd
quartet female. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Misses Eunice Conway, Geordina Davis,
.Agne5 Fitzgerald ana Angela Breen.
nIoIn soIo'''.'....s' '''....s... Bessie Rolf
lSaSS solo........ Murray French
Eldlo bolOs .tsssss.s.s............M Myrtle Ray
Chrysanthemum drill,
GlenwOOd Ties south Omaha.
A tic, 10 s, was ths score Of the Glen
wood-south Omaha foot ball game played
yesterday afternoon at the Country club
grounds. The weather interfsred with
the game and neither school seemed at
its best, Both scores were made in the
second half. The game was not well at
tended.
Mrs. O'DonOhue Dead.
Mrs. Margaret O'Donohue, aged a years.
died yesterday afternoon at her residence,
Twenty-third and q streets,
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dence Monday at a. m. to st. Agnes
church. Interment will DO made in st.
Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. O'Donohue is survived by her two
sons, Michael and Patrick o'Donohue.
and one daughter, Sister Mary CAmillus.
BiE Day for HIberniRns.
The Ancient Order OF HlDernians, in
GLIDING big contingent from Omaha,
will initiate a class OF 100 members to-
day at the Workman temple, Twenty
fifth and NJ streets.
Tho initiation ceremonies will begin
with mass at st. Agnes church, after
which the members will be entertained
at dinner at the Greer hotel. Tho degree
work begins at o'clock and will continue
until late.
a smoker will be given in the evening.
Magic City Gossip.
Take dinner at the Atlas cafe today.
A. II. Murdoch went TO Payette Idaho,
on business trip Saturday.
Special prices on burnt wood for Xmas
presents. Tel. South $3.50.
A committee Of nine met at the home
OF Mrs, r. NJ. Laverty, 2619 c street, Fri
DAY afternoon to arrange for "A program
to be given about December l by the
ladies' auxiliary OF the Young Men s
Christian association.
d. E. Robb was called to Corydon, Ia,
by the serious illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron orion were the
over-Sunday guests OF Miss Fanny Sage.
Phone South S5 FOR window glass. Paw
lick Paint and Paper Co. We deliver.'
Deputy State Fire Warden John Trou-
ton is back In town after a long trip
through the state. lie will remain day
or two,
Phone Rel South ssS-Independent F-ls :
for a Gaze of letter Gold Top. Prompt dc.
livery to any part of city. William letter
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union Will meet with Mrs. Bouk, 52l
North Twenty-first street, Wednesday
afternoon.
For Rent-Slx-room house, modern OK
cept heat; also large barn. Location, 2SlS
South 1924. w. "'' SCH ''e0D r"O"'
Mrs. Isaac Noyes and Mrs. Stewart
Early, guests OF Judge and Mrs. A. L.
Waterloo, Neb.
Take dinner at the Atlas cafe today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Porter have re-
turned to their home at Torrington, Wyo,,
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce McCulloch.
Red Men tribe No. 80 OF South Omaha
has leased the Labor Temple for two
years. The first meeting viii be held
there on Monday night.
Buy your coal OF Gunderson Bros.
Cherokee nut, $500 per ton. Bell phone
South los; Independent F-1s44
John Mendek was arrested Saturday
zaloudek. who accuse him OF pilferlng
lumber from the stock yards,
The Kings Daughters of the First
Presbyterian church will serve q noon
day dinner at the church next Wednes-
day. All are cordially invited.
After a pleasant visit with South
Omaha friends, Mrs. Frank Neihus and
daughter. Frances. returned Monday tc
their home in Keya Psha county.
The Bachelor" 2Sli N. Strictly mod
ern. Ready for business. j. L. Boyle
proprietor. South 1872.
South Omaha camp No. 2i1, Woodmen
of the World, Will Introduce a class OF
Woodmen into perfected Woodcraft on
Wednesday evening, November o.
Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Graham had as
guests during the teachers convention
more and Miss Mary E Graham OF Clay
Center Neb.
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Lulu NJ
Mathews, assisted by Miss Jessie Stitt
was hostess to the =. f. o. society Mrs
Andrew Gault OF Omaha addressed the
meeting,
CARNEY COAL is clean; no clinlsers
less than per cent ash. Tel So. O.
Hroadwell- Roberts Go.
After n visit with South Omaha friends
Mrs. Samuel Christie, formerly OF this
place, left tho first OF the week for Des
Moines. She wifi later return 10 her home
at Seattle. Wash.
For Sale-Eight-room modern house, no,
water heat, oak finish; paved street
hard sidewalk; near street car. schools
and church; $1,000 cash, balance like rent
p. c. Caldwell. 1856 S. seth, South Omaha.
Mrs. A. D. Majors. 2lOs G. street has as
guests at house party this week. Misses
Dorabeo Jones, Ethel and Bsrtice Ken
nedy, Adline and Esther Blankenship
Broken Bow. Neb.. and Mrs, Nettleton
OF Peru.
Mrs. George Parks, Twenty-flsth and
ID streets, entertained at dinner Monday
evening. Plates were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gillin. Mr.. and Mrs Bot
Omaha. and Mrs. Dan Cameron OF
Wichita, Kan.
Mrs. ]. W. Lowry will entertain the
Ladies auxiliary OF the Ancient order OF
Hibernians at her home In Fort Crook
Tuesday evening. All members are re-
quested TO meet at TWenty-fourth and
n streets In time to take the s O'Clock
car to Fort Crook.
Mrs. Anna sasranek. who 1ieu Friday
at the age OF SO years, will be burieu
Monday morning at 8 o'clock from her
late residence, 1903 n street. FuneraI
services will be held IN the Bohemian
Catholic church and interment made in