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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
OTHER SIDE or QUESTION.
Pennsylvania Grange and United Stores
Association From the Oranges
Standpoint

Explanatory OF the action taken B.
the United States Association OF NeN
York relative 10 the admission 10 Il
company OF Pennsylvania oranges
state Lecturer i. y. Dorsett has thi
to say IN the Pennsylvania Grang
News.
Tie action OF the executive commit
tee In withdrawing its connection with
the United Stores association was
deemed advisable following a resolu-
ton adopted by the executive commit
tee OF the United Stores association
instructlng me to return all money re-
ceived for subscription OF It's stock,
The instruction has been carried out
10 the letter. and neither the grange
nor any grange member has any mon
ey invested In the capital stock Of the
association This does not mean that
the movement has been discontinued,
but that the policy has been 30 changed
that In the future they viii endeavor
TO make II a general farmers move
ment AZ the present time shipments
OF farm products are being received
from the farmer and marketed free OF
cost TO him. The association believes,
and wisely so. that II II first demon
strates It's ability 20 secure the farmer
a better market for his products the
manner OF securing membership In the
association can then he readily deter
mined
The policy ii the association Is still
somewhat crude aud susceptible OF
many changes Mistakes viii doubtless
ha mad httf thgep t4usi ha overlooked
until the policy has been more fully
determined Mir George T Powell Is
giving ma1h s l4ahle tmo and thought
10 the 0golH.n aul Is sugyes'ing
that some aan es Re .jsaa which wiil
greatly Waiit. q eat he
comps as ga UCA hrn + las'e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25

perfectly ture that air Henry bad
been robbed and Ind no doubt that
fhg thief eoula be captured by means
" the excellent description which We
iad ana yet. from tbe police point Of
view the case was blocked There
would be no complainant
When left Air EdIibger's private
room ! aw 10 tie cutter olire = young
man. who attracted my espe iai attrn.
iloa chlegy beran-e he WIS recording
me a. passyd with . very strenuous
Interest Iron chance | made a
slight slrn to thls man aud then wait
"a hi tbp corridor outside around cor
ner. Aiy sigu was understood The
young man lolaed ms Within nys min
uirs
YouFe frcm The police BE- said
ara showed ms .hirld There's
something duins What i hi"
TOD bjm. apd 81 beard nc WITH
aruir attention. bai wien I mentioned
ttc hapilkpn i4ief u ihe rah hls Inter
s.t hr~ 70 Tie PJint " positive rain
All last BE- aid
Thls f. aa aWfui Thing lse seen
tnus d,dHgs lint were pretty tough
sinrr I've lern chasing around mi
WIN street teglen. llHt illi4 lsafs them
al. alt tell ten the wholr stvrJ
hli Ssouf dn.te ~ lt y0u ~ 10 thg
Gifts al tissnes II Rrayau. LAWYER
nud 81 Tnve nae the sdilrss "and yop
All fur Mr. flratdon. and II be's out
ss~ II NJ SssA d wsiilag fgr hlm o:
Mlss EdAh Trnshridse Tel what
yop knoa 10 snF ene q these people
ard ~ spa same from Jsmes that's
ne ufd srr ntai nnppeHs
wsas 10 Mr. Htaydeas eaice lie
IVES oa' Air, Nash bad b,eu there and
had ruae Mics Ifap hfiase sas wait
igg 10 th~ iaNsrF. rfttate ROOM &,
whl 4. pPon her iatiistaa. ! vas 90
nlaea
The sonag isay was 81 fefg si;rac
iiFe appea@Hge youthful sweetness
miuEl.us wiib considerable hfmnrss of
ehafastcf 10 e1akc un iae geuetai la
preston which tie eafr at ne Gra
sanee
n seeaA auempf % leii b. siery
ip ~ puu serfs ana % eive a pic
igfr q her Ia ihe acs q testing II
seuia mensy ina q nns, aarr oaiy
tie fecis e. J eiagiasS ihrm
Hiss ffoA hf.8ee wss ihr aaukbief
u i.eenah1 q IF8Mifdess nho was
aAre ~ fsTy Frspe'vgs may oi
nus.urss ia 4esasiana, ~ he was
divWnea ia she er, aoad ~ lss@
lsis SHE ere SIS tsse sos slso perish
et-fAe STOLE .amsy except Ediik.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
Estate OF Carrie B Graham

order OF Notice Allowance OF Account.
STATE or vEBMosT Distriet q Man
chester. -.
he Honorable Probate coarr IN Ne Dis.
frit fore old
To all persons Interested Ia the estate 81
Carrie X. Graham late ~ Dorset, In said
Dist rlct deceased. GEEFTIsGi
WnERrAs, said Court has assigned the 9Th
day ~ Feb. next, 81 70 O'Clock q. m. foi
examining and allowing the account OF
sohn Fisher Admr, Of The estate Of s6id
deceased, ana for decree VI lhe resi-.
due OF sald estate TO the lawfnl claimants OF
the same. ana ordered that public notice
thersof b. gwen 10 6i1 persons Interested
81 sald estate - Publishing thie order three
weeks successfully previous to The day ns.
signed. IN The Manchester journal. ueNs.
10 per published al Manchester Ia said flis-
irifs
TngEEFoEF, you are hereby notified 10
APPEAR AZ The PROBATE once IN Manchester
10 said District. on The dap assigned. thea
and thsff 10 contest ths allowance Of said
account II yDp tse raAse. and 10 establish
yOQf right Ne heirs. legnises 6nd lawful
claimants 10 said residue.
Given under my hand. thn is;h day a
" EDWARD eRiFFITH. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
Estate of Caroline Elizabeth DuntOn
Order Of Notice Win.


STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Man
chester, s..
The Honorable Probate Cotrt FOR NE Div.
trfct u Manchester:
To nil persons interested IA the estate o.
Caroline Elizabeth Dunton, late Of porse,
in said District deceased
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden ut Manchester
within and for said District ON the 18th da.
OF jan, lyl2, an instrument purporting u
he the last VIII and Testament OF uarolin,
Elizabeth Dunton late OF Dorset in said Dis
trict, deceased, was presented 10 the Cour
aforesaid, for Probate.
And II is ordered by said Court that TIT
9Th day OF February, 1912 at 10 O'Clock IA
the forenoon, at the Probate ONCE II
tald Manchester, be assigned for proyini
said instrument and that notice thereof b.
given To all persons concerned, by publish
ing this order three weeks successfully IL
the Manchester journal a newspaper circu
lating I'm that vicinity, In said District, pre-
yious to the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified u
appear before said Court at the time an,
place aforesaid, and contest the probate
said Will, II you have cause.
Given under my hand ut Manchester n
eaid District. this eth day Of January 1917
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
The Ears,
EOldeHce
Nalay Foled b. SAsion
a . Cab Myaer
o. HOWARD FIELDING

Dr. WAS IS. b ths aays wpfe ag rs
a d Iaalsew upgA esra aar " ~ efst
~ - hat sBF eiafr iaivftnaaE et'
d as 10 tafY Toe rnafoa1 ~ aat
iva was ~ osiy o. paiu l0thcs
a. he wsef pfr ~ gasst wtrrt AfW
Yea ID aaa asoui Boon saa tan
saF slb. IS FROST Wi Aaio@a aa go
a. Gaa tfe frsfcf a-a ga desp fteia
H. ssst ard oneaea ias rab conr as
asfeas showed p5nftaisg vss WRONG
mtBt otrt tbera aad f7upd iiaat
tbert vas e nan ID tie cab Uuooa.
r hh thought 81 First ihai he was
DE-
lows ihlsr faia l to ihe fahfg
hFre nas smother oua vita blm.'
A. cred the eabhg very wtiis around
ths si8s he sent toto ihe saloon
so ~ and see Il hre ;hefe nov
sall +. ~aad II ae Il rfab nlm and sell "
iried 10 a. something igF tAe na'
eds iaus m8u. uad laridsutaly ! piek.
ea ao s@fy ane handkerchief from
the sest Il bad 90 safts cofunei IN
,af corner aud tbs ieitef y. Doeu'
faents Ia ibr maa's pocteis intiCeied
al hssty glance that be Was Henry
TdgaRer q Julian EdliaeeF & Co,
lAusofs $50 hrakers Exchange place
The eabby came tsck AGA said that
bts dher passenger bad ranahcd
Meanwhile rgirolmaH bad appear
.d ioa bin Whist bad happened.
rnl b. attended 10 The matter Of re-
porting The cnee while ! to0s lhe siill
unconscious ytetlm 10 tie Emergency
hoyatai near Is
r8m the hospital I communicated
viii The detective bureau and then.
artlar undef orders, went 10 the Office
o. Ediueer & GO julian Edlinger IS
fhe bpad " this ID fact, be Is
practically tile whole Of Il lie &
abort sixfy ycars Ola nud Is said 10 hs
wcr iweuiy or thirty millions, bur
fhe Public never heard ~ him
had % wait balf an hour or more
before could see him. and then he
re,fcd usp rery a1ably He ovfrdd
g. Ny suslltaas were excited lmlne'
6atIv the more surely heeause he
laNenvd % speak Of some rewHrd for
rae he thanked ne for my prompt
tudp and intelligence N caring for Mr.
Henry Edllugtr. bis nephew aud was
cure that Nanld be FritHpd IL learn
thst that gentleman wax raridly re
COVERING from bis seizure Nj Henry
was subject to attacks Of thls KIDD.
but they were 10, serious The doc
tors Al the hospital thought he might
even he able TO return 10 the otfce that
afternoon.
Of course ihie yves lie. but n Mr.
Henry should tell lhe same siory-nr
be certainty would there would br
small chance OF getting the truth from
the escaped criminal whymust be .
man Of resolution and cunnine felt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
Estate of Sabra Barber.
Order of Notice-To Pay Debts.

Order OF Notice-TJ Pay Debts.
sTATEoF VERMONT District Of Man.
chester, IS,
The Honorable Pr0bate Court for The Dis
irict aforesaid
To the heirs ana ali persons interested II
the estate Of Sabrh Barber tate OF Dorsei
IN said District. deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS. application hath been made y,
this court In writing, by the Ad
ministrator, praying for license and au
thority 10 sell all OF thereal estate OF said de
ceased for the payment Of debts and charge
OF administration, setting forth therein IN,
amount oi debts due from said deceased, tb'
charges Of administration, and the amour,
real estate.
WHKHEu pos the said Court appointed
and assigned the sih day Of Feb
ipla. at ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon
az the Probate once in Manchester In salt
District. 10 hear and decide upon said ap
plication, and ordered that public
notice thereof TO be given TO all persons In
terested therein, by publishing said orde,
together with the time and place OF hearing
three weeks successfully IN the Manchestei
a newspaper which c'rculates IA
estate, all Of which publications s!-xil b.
previous 10 he day assigned for hearing.
ThEEEf0RE, you are hereby notified te
appear before said Court, nj IN time and
place assigned. then and there n said Conrl
to make your objections 70 the granting OF
such license, IL you see cause.
Given under my hand at Man hester, 10
said District, this leth day OF Jan, 1919.
" kt'wAhD GkifFITH, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
Estate of Ann M. Adams.
Order OF Notice Will.

oiutI VI ANotlNt w IA.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Man.
chester, IS.
The Honorable PROBATE Court for Mt
District Of Manchester
To all persons Interested In the estate OF
Ann NJ. Adams, late Of Manchester IN saio
District deceased
GREETING:
Al n Probate Court. holden at Manchester
within and for said District on the nth da.
Of Jan. 1912. an instrument purportlng u
be the last Win and Testament OF Ann NJ
Adams late OF Manchester In said Dist
trict decease was presented TO the Cour,
for Probate.
And 1t Is ordered by said Court that tn,
Sth day Of February. lgl2, at ten o'elocl
IN the forenoon at the Probate ONE,
in said Manchester, be assigned for proyinl
said instrument; and That notice thereof b,
gwen To all persons concerned, by publish
ing this order three weeks successfully IA
The Manchester journal, q newspaper cir
culating In that vicinity, In said District
preyious to the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified u
appear before said Court ut the time ant
place aforesaid, and contest the probate o.
said VIII, II you have cause.
given under my hand at Manchester II
said District, this 18th day Of January, 1919.
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25


state The Interest ~ the grange a.
aEfiealiural e,suchtion IS naieppnhy
The new stllnbns II ihe fdueaiioa AZ.
parmeut WIZ devote iargcr attention
20 the stpaY of agriculture IN the rarBi
schools The state grange gives twelve
scholarships 90 granre young people IN
the state Agricultural college al Coz.
nell Anathor indication u the prog
ress 81 the order Il the incroascd unm.
Der ~ new strange halls 0f these
seventeen wlf have hsn dedicated
tllls year htfeie the annual meeting ~
The state er4nec this winter oue ~
thrse eoN s1o0n 4 largp cooperative
eusive- Is oue aleong toe rranges o.
New Nefs NJ CeafreN iaylicd the
national erpnSr a. n1ci Ia New York
nesi wear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25

IN rrcent years New EnElanA has
bad two granRer governors. Que ~
Vermont and one in New Hampshire,
both Republicans Now there is a
granger from Maine appointed to the
United States senate, obadiah Gard
ner. Democrat The New England
grangers are no, 10 politics. bot there
Is good deal 81 politics "a the New
England gsneers aud there are more
graneers IN New England than Is com.
monty supposed Boston Transcript
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
NATIONAL GRANGE
Forty-fifth Annual Session Held
at Columbus, 0.

Over -Four Hundred and Fifty New
Subordinate Oranges Organized the
Past Yesr-The Total Resources Of
the Grange Are 3,so3-soms Of the
More Important Features and Facts
OF the Session Given.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
Lsneolal corresnondence. ]

There are now twenty-nine grange
states, and every one was represented
by delegates at the forty-afth annual
meeting at Columbus. o. II was an
unusual record. National Master n. J.
Bachelors address was an admirable
statement Of the conditions Of the Or
der and Of Its plans and purposes
The secretary OF the national grange.
C. NJ. Freeman, reported that there
had been 453 new oranges organized
for the fiscal year ending Sept. 80, 1911.
and sixty recognized. Ohio Is &c.
credited with the largest number OF
new oranges namely. fifty -six-and
Washington fifty-one. Oregon forty-six,
New York fortythree and the other
states with lesser numbers. The re-
ceipts OF the secretary's office were
S13.T52s5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25

A large grange store has been opened
at Auburn. Ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
National Orange Resources sii3,so3.

Mrs. f. s. Mcdowell. treasurer, re
ported thai there was on hand Oct
]. 1910. s2l.24340; receipts at secre.
tary's Office the past year, sl3,152 50;
received MS interest on account from
Farmers Loan and Trust company.
s5l5-3J; Interest on notes. $2.46i01:
payment on notes. SG,3TG %; interest on
bonds, sl.s25: sundries, $4,000; re.
celpts from state oranges for dues,
s25.2iG.l3. ut may be noted here that
Pennsylvania lends all the states In the
amount Of dues paid-namely $5,ll0.3T
New York is next with si.6lGsi, Maine
f2.soo0i. Michigan s22525s, New
Hampshire Sl,si09n Thus the total
u receipts. with the amount on hand
Oct | last year, amounts TO s7i.5s3O6.
expenses for mileage and per diem
az the forty fourth session of the ma
tlonal grange. s5.1i3 20; pension o. II
Kelley. $500; printing proceedings
forty fourth session. 81 .435.l5. sundry
expenses forty fourth session. si.1s3 IS,
general supplies and printing for
the year. $1,000, grange extensions.
$4,000. lecture account. si.07l 80. dep
uty fee fund. s. 40; salaries Of officers,
5000. expenses u officers sle79,Ia,
expenses Of executive committee, 81.
T46G0; expenses ~ legislative commit
tee. sl,soi0s: account National Grange
Monthly. s2.eTl-g5. for protecting repn
iafioB OF national grange It's officers
and members. s2T29.e3; deficit the "a
iioaal grange organ. postage and sun
dries. S3.GiiT1 The total resolves o.
The national grange. Oct ! 1911
amonnFed 10 sli3Go0s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-01-25
R.nert or karie ultars

Beginning with the statement that
the fad u today Is lack 70 the land
tia, the press il fpll Of II; the agri.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

the University Of Omaha booth were
Mary Alice sidwsll and Clara Barnes.
The musical portion Of the program
was furnished by Cecil Bergman. Eliza
beth Hamling and Joseph wooiery.
Thee were also three five-minute
addresses. Mr.. A. W. Carpenter spoke on
The Value OF the University Of Omaha
10 Omaha" Mr.. f. L. Cummings. princL
pal OF the South Omaha High school,
spoke on The Value OF the University OF
Omaha to South Omaha" Miss Margaret
Gutherle Of tho faculty OF the university
told of The Aims OF the University Of
Omaha" DR. d. Z. Jenkins. president
Of the university. presided.
The committee In charge Of the affair
we're Almet Solomon. Mildred Foster.
Pansy Williams and Mary Alice sldweil.
Dainty May Party.
Miss Lucille Hager entertained the girls
and members Of the, faculty of the Uni
versity Of Omaha at PRETTY appointed
May party on Saturday afternoon at her
home. The afternoon was spent In making
paper flowers for the Gaia day exercises
which will be held at the university on
Friday, May a. and at May day games.
Prior to going TO supper each girl was
given white card on which there we're
hand painted violets and q girls name.
using the violets for the central thought
and Inspiration she had to indite May
verse and then return the card to the
hostess. who used these As place cards.
Some Of these were very clever and win
appear In tho yellow Sheet Q daily
paper OF one sheet, published by the
students.
The dining room was decorated in vel
low and white. In the center Of the
table was huge bouquet Of DAISIES and
ferns. and at each girls plate daisies and
ferns.
Who Will He NAV awa@uR
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

and stay in their summer home until
school opens again in the fall Their cot
tags Is one large room with a great deal
Of porch. Wren company Gomez they
put up tents in true camp fashion.
sun farther north Is the cof,age Of Mr..
and Mrs \. P. Dodge. 8 four-roOm
cabin
Near here also Is the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Bacon. who Ike II 50 well
that they live there the year around.
Not so near the woods and nearer
Florence other omahans have summer
homes. Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Burnett and
daughter win leave June to remain I'M
til autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Cole and daughters,
Doris and Mabel. have a cottage across
the way. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D.
Crane have already left their apart
ments az the Colonial and are settled IN
their summer home at Florence.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Pleasures Past.

Mrs. n. LanSs entertained az . isen-
sington Thursday afternoon In celsst n
ton Of her seventy-fffth birth dsy.
Twenty guests were present.
NJ. George r Reach entertained at =
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

OF the year al the University OF Omaha
and each girl oherishes hope that she
may be crowned May queen at the an
nusl Gala day exercises on May D.. Last
Tuesday was the day set aside Is cleo
ton day and Immediately following the
close OF the poles" the committee locs ed
the ballot box in the university safe and
refuses TO diyulse the name Of the war
ner. There has been a great deal Of speca
lation and political prophets have rise 4
galore, but stu the burning question is
"who?'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
NnIxer.itk Neeepslen.

@ .
The reception which was given by the
students OF tho University OF Omaha Fri.
day night IN honor OF thu senior classes
Of the Omaha. South Omaha and Council
Bluffs HiEh schools. IN point OF numbers
and sociability was the biggest event IN
the social life OF local educational insti-
tutions About 30 guests were present.
In the receiving line we're Or. and Mrs.
D, 4. Jenkins, pr, Y. 7, Rouse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie w. Carpenter. Miss Selma
Anderson. Robert strehlow. Miss Kath-
crime Matthies. DR. y. p. Ramsey. Harry
jerome. Miss Mildred Foster and Neal
Parsons
At the end OF the line there was a
table presided over by Mas Mildred Fos-
ter. who presented each guest with q
mounted photograph Of the university
and campus.
In the gymnasium. In which the recep-
ton was held. there were flags. pennants.
and Japanese lanterns Behind the speak
ers' platform was huge American flag,
from the center Of which floated crimson
and black pennants Of the University Of
Omaha
On the south were two booths. from
which punch and waters were served.
One OF these was decorated with purple
and white Of the Omaha High sshooi,
and the other In the blue and red Of the
Council Bluffs High school, On the EAST
side was booth bearing the scarlet
and cream Of South Omaha. and opposite
was the crimson and black OF the Uni
veTsity OF Omaha In the purple and
white booth Katherine Case served punch.
Beulah Mccaw and Rhea I.amcreaux pre-
sided; In the Council Bluffs booth Ferne
Nicoles and Ethel Whitley served; In
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

prominent IN musical lcirciss- Shs has
spent considerable tine studying music
In Germany with her etusin. the wei
known Chicago opera siIzser. Jane o.
borne Hanna Her many friends regret
that her marriage win take her 10
another city TO reside
Mr.. Mills resided In Omaha for . short
time about ten years ago and has many
friends here
They VIII spend the surnmCa On the
Atlantic coast and viii make ttsir home
In New York
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

where omahans Are TfaveliaE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. !. Root sailed yester-
day from New York on the caronia for
six months in Europe.
. Mira ]. u. Summers. accompanied by
Mrs John Z. Wilbur. left Monday for
Atlantic City to reeuperate from q recent
operation for appendicitis.
Miss congdon Is In chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hamilton expect
to 20 10 New York this week
Mrs. J. J. Mcneil leaves today for Call
fornia, and sails May Is on the Siberia
for Honolulu and Japan. Mrs MonneIl
goes with relatives for an indefinite stay.
Miss Frances Metz has engaged passage
on the Msgantie June TO accompany u
party Of friends. former schoolmatss at
the National Park seminary In Washing.
ton. for q summer abroad.
Captain and Mrs. David L stone and
children expect to leave within = week
for California, accompanied by Mrs
George A. Hoaxland. They viii spend
. month IN California before joining tbs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Mrs. Chase 10 Art Convention.
Mrs Clement Chase will be one Of the
omeha women to represent the Omaha
Society Of Fine Arts at the annual con-
venton cf the American Federation OF
Arts in Washington. D. c.. next Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. After the
conYention Mrs Chase viii so to Balti-
more to visit Mrs. John Rouse in BaIti-
more. formerly Miss Brownie Bess baum
OF Omaha. From there she win 90 10
Bryn Mawr cottage to the present at the
graduation Of her daughter. Miss Car
nlelits Chase. June q She viii return
BY way Of Toledo. where she win visit
her son. Clement. who Ia assistant en-
einsc on the new municipal bridge being
built there.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
showing AZ PhiladeIphia and
Return Home with
Trophfes.


II seems as II society were holding off
from entertainments Of all kinds this
week in order TO be ready for the most
important event 50 far tais season. the
opening Of the Country club next sAtur-
day evening. There are few large affairs
until Saturday when many viii siye din
ners at the club and the membership
win BE- OUT In force to start the Summer
season In proper fashion.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

Hop at Fsrt Omaha.
Many Omaha guests attended the miiit-
AIRY hop At Fort Omaha Friday evening
Among those present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05
Jane weadinx.

fhs engsssment Is announced Of Miss
Esteiie Brown. daughter Of Mrs. Henry
Brown. to Mr.. samuel Arthur Mills OF
New York
The wedding win tai<s place Tuesday.
June n at the sp&rtmsats Of the BRIDES
mother at the Barnard Miss Myra Me-
clelland viii be the maid Of honor. and
Dr. 8 y, Hoyt win be the best man.
Miss Brown is . member Of the Tues
day AornlnE Musicale club and has bssn
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-05

captains regiment at Fort Lswton. Wash
Captain and Mrs. storrs Bowen havs
recently been ordered from Fort Column
bia TO Fort Stevens. Ore.
Mrs. W. j. Cornell and daughter. Mrs
Edward Creighton are at colfax SPRINGS
and expect to be gone I'LL May Is.
Miss Frieda Lange and Miss Lillian
Rosenzwsis. who had booked passage on
the Titanic. but who decided to remain
abroad a few weeks longer to visit a
cousin Of Miss, Lang. sailed yesterday on
the America. and after visiting in the
east will return, TO Omaha June /.