Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-15

/ INT h4ASSs where boll the p1CAcfS anu
coal dealers have large consignments
ready TO be shipped. On account Of the
bad condition OF the weather the rail-
roads have not been able to get the
fuel 10 market.
II Yea have a York shillin' and tup-
pence to spare. or in plain United States,
If YOU can raise Is cents next Thursday
evening the members of the Presbyterian
church OF the city will be glad OF your
presence at their old time social to be
held at the church building. Twenty-third
and ] streets.
A most interesting program is promised
for the occasion and the women Of the
church have labored hard to make the
affair a success. The following is the
program.
Chorus. by ye Women Singers
Worldly Song-Mollie Holiday Van
SAINT.
Performance on Ye Ffddle-Andie Lau-
renee Barr.
Two-lart Tune-Julia Rachel Eads and
| Hetty Green.
Chorus, by We Men Singers.
Performance Upon the Piano-Julia
/ Rachel Lads.
One Part Tune-Abram Justus Brag-
~ formance Upon ye Ffddle-ors Ed
A Worldly Pieee-Hester Frances Cop
per.
Performance Upon ye Trumpet-Jsmes
/ Comstock Carley.
| Worldly Song (duet)-Ollie Jane Ames
and Laura Jane Holmes.
German band.
Performance Upon ye ACCORDION.
Worldly Song Uuanital, four-part.
Swiss Song-Martha Brullman Henni
Worldly Piece-Herman j. Oswald.
Performance Upon ye Piano-Lydia
Martha Henni
Chorus. by We Men Singers.
Coronation, by all ye Men End Women
| singers.
Magic City Gossip.
No deaths have been reported in South
Omaha for over a week.
Mrs. ]. L. Curt entertained In honor
Of Miss Zola Brown Thursday evening.
w. Clarence Bronson returned Wednes-
day from a months vacation In Colorado.
The meeting Of the Mothers Self Gull
ture club was postponed Friday after
noon.
Charles Carlson has returned from
South Dakota where he went on business
some time ago.
Mrs. NJ. Morrill, is recuperating from a
recent Illness at her home, 1910 North
Twentieth street.
Mrs. Fred Towle and children have
| left for Little Rock. where they will
, spend the winter.
Miss Beulah Davis has returned home
after visiting with friends at Gladstone,
Neb.. and Chicago.
Miss Jessie Suit. principal Of the West
side school, is confined to her home by
an attack OF acute Indigestion.
Miss Alice Virginia Davis has written
to friends OF this city from Paris, France.
where Miss Davis is spending some time.
Mrs. o. d. Maybury left Thursday for
California, where she expects to spend
several months in the hope OF recovering
her health.
The New Century club will hold its an.
nual business meeting Tuesday afternoon
at $50 at library hall. Election OF Off
GERS will be held.
THE Ladies' Aid society OF the Brown
Park Baptist church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Barrett.
Upchurch lodge No. 2 Degree Of Honor,
VIII install officers January H. Grand
Chief OF Honor Mrs. NJ. H. cleayer win
preside at the ceremonies. b..
The South Omaha Plattduetsche verein
will give a prize masquerade ball al the
Eagles hall on Saturday, January DO A
most enjoyable time Is promised.
Desk Sergeant Mike Corcoran has re-
turned to his post after ten days va
cation and Officer Anthony Smith was
given his annual ten days leave.
Regular attendants at the gymnasium
class of the local Young Mems Christian
association visit the Omaha association
on Thursday Of each week, when they are
permitted 10 enjoy the delights Of the
swimming tank.
/ ne
Armour & Co. returned to the city yes
terday morning after a trip TO Dakota,
where he went on business some days
ago. Mr.. Howe reports that he was three
days coming distance Of 800 miles.
Mrs. q. l.. Hessner, sl7 North Twenty
second street, was hostess at 1880 lunch
con Friday, Places were placed Tor
Mesdames Z. A. Cine, II. Bennett. J.
L. Shainholtz. Chevik. W. b. Routt, Put
man. Monroe, A. ID. Majors, Howe, ]. c.
Martin and w. II. Hancock.
PenEans Lodge No. 2s6 Installed the fol-
lowing officers: N. e. Paulsen, master
Workman; August Schmitt. foreman; J.
overseer; III. J. Rowley, treasurer; Frank
Price. guide: William Schummy, inside
watch: Il. L. Gillian, recorder.
First Presbyterian church. Bible school
at s;5 DIT. Mheeler's morning topic at
II, He Left Nothing undons" Music
Nv 1Oip W MIS- 1HdIltt
a.. Letter. Young Peoples service at
GAS. led by Deacon A. J. BraRonier. An
honorary members meeting. Topic, The
Cultivation OF the Winsome Spirit"
Preaching by DIR. Wheeler at 100.
Ions Berry entertained the Tres-Kai-
Dika club Friday evening at his home,
l4l4 North Twenty-sixth street, Those
present were: Messrs Herman Jobst,
Ralph Campbell, Walter Jones, Perry
Singles, Frederick Bucholx, Fay Porter.
Wallace Shepard, John Drexel Ellis
worth Moser, Robert Edwards and Her
bert Davis.
The following officers Of No. es2, Ma
tlonal Association OF Letter Carriers. were
ins allied In their respective offices Mon
day night by State Vice President George
F. Kleffeur; President. f.. w. Black;
vice president. Herman Tombrink; secre-
tary, Charles l. Cove; treasurer Jesse
f. Jacobsen; collector. Leslie Way; trus-
tees, Earl Hodgen and Herbert Lind;
sergeant-at-arms. Earl Hodgen.
Superior Lodge No. 1873. Degree OF
Honor, installed the following officers at
the Ancient Order United workmen hall
asst "Wednesday night: P. C. of II. Ida
Jones; c. OF II. Mrs. Avery: Q OF H.
Mrs. Hugenberg: c Of c Nary Wise.
Mrs RAIDER: receiver. Mrs. Benson: In
side warden. Mrs Finer: outer warden,
Mrs. Rubin; ushers. Myrtle Reese and
NJ. Morris.
Located a distance Of six blocks from
a ~ ~tan-, 49, A. a.ii- S0.ss.s- S-Sl-
pied by Peter CIaas at forty-siNIn and
streets was burned down yesterday at
2 O'Clock. TIE house lies beyond the city
limits and although fire company No. 2
responded to the alarm 1t was powerless
TO assist because OF lack OF water. The
house, which was owned by Mrs. Mary
Cassidy. was valued at 800 and Is a
total loss
Mr. and Mrs /. l. yauSant entertained