Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
M
Teachers Of sarpy and Douglas
Counties viii Meet To-day.
[THREE HUNDRED ARE ExPECTED
After Resular Sessions visitors WIN
Inspect Manual Trnininp and no.
nestle science Departments
at Hieh school.

AHN NlhN ~ AiNN AtUHNluN N0HnNF tHuIltNl ,
will meet at 10 O'Clock this morning at
the South Omaha High school auditorium.
II is expected that 80 teachers viii be
present. The afternoon session will begin
AZ LIS o'clock. The heavy work Of both
morning and afternoon sessions will be
cnllyened by a musical program After
the regular work OF tho meeting has been
concluded the teochers VIII inspect the
new manual training and domestic science
departments OF the high school. The fol-
lowing is the program.
70 A. M.-Muslc. South Omaha High
School 0iee club.
Value OF Accuracy and Rapidly I'm
Number Work." Miss Ella Boiling, sarpy
county.
'Industrisl Work and the shumway
South Omaha: Miss Maylns Maioy,
lis r. M.-MusIc. south Omaha High
sMusic IN the Schools Mrs Grace r.
Miller, Douglas county.
Sociology. the Basis OF Teaching
Geography and History Miss Mildred
Making The Sciences OF Practical value
IN the life OF the Pupil" Dr. II. A.
senter, Omaha; Prof Paul y. Evans.
Presiding officer. superintendent Frank
+. Adams. Valley.
Lnborer Hurt.
O. kautsky aged %, Polish laborer was
struck by westbound q street car az
Thirty-thIrd and Q street and was seri-
ousiy injured about the head and
shoulders. lie was taken 10 hospital.
He lives at Thifty-thlrd and v streetsi
Surprises Father.
william Samuel Cline. a young stock
.-ss. A.. rfsf.. 1k.at- ....a -.
over on his father. Charles cline OF tho
N. X and T. Cattle company, yesterday
when he presented himself IN bis father,e
office with bride. Young Cline Is %
years old and his wedding was com
plete surprise TO his friends md relatives.
Tho bride was Miss Genevieve EIler only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Elier.
2sl7 North Twentieth street, Omaha.
Young Cline has been active IN South
Omaha athletics for several years. He is
crack amateur sprinter and wrestler.
The young man works for his father.
Miss LYDIA wherry and william Maioney
OF Omaha acted as bridesmaid and best
man at the wedding which took place at
the homo OF Rev. c. w. Savideo OF
Omaha, who performed the ceremony.
Suffrage Tea Success.
Fifty guests attended the colonial tea
given Wednesday afternoon BY the
Equal Franchise league at tho new
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Lyle, 1907
II street. South Omaha. The rooms were
decorated with American flags and
votes for women" pennants. The presl-
dent, Mrs g. r.. Copper. read IN OPEN
Ing. "A Prayer for Children Who Work."
BY alter Rauschenbusch. ana the COM
| pany sang. America"
| Mrs, w. W. Widoe replied to anti
suffrage arguments. Mas Esther john
son. juvenile court officer. told OF her
work done for delinquent children. Mlss
Esther Aiiiier. high school giri. sang two
songs. Little Reqh 1ianning sang and
danced. with Mrs. Waiter w. nill. accom-
panist.
Tea was served by DR.. Adaa Wiley
salston. Mrs Ola Barrctt-smith. Miss
Hazel Barrett, and the hostess Several
new members Joined.
| Tho next social tea and program Will
be given March II. at tho home Of Mrs.
~. A. barrett, 1880 North Twenty-fourth
street.
maaie caty Gossip.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John Mugan, a
son, Mrs. Mugan is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks.
office space for rent In Bee office. 2ais
n. street. Terms reasonable. Wen known
location. Tel, South n
| The n X. o. society win meet this
afternoon at the homes Of Mrs. r. E
shindle. Mrs Arthur Pancoaat win be
assistant hostess
Of the south Omaha High school met
yesterday afternoon IN tho auditorium