Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-18


tuary," Percy Mackaye's Bird rnasque
which was given yesterday at Childs' Point as
dedication for the Fontenelle Forest Reserve by the
Nebraska Audubon society, is successful thing Of
the past all attention is directed to the next big
event on the calendarthe society movie" as it has
been popularity christened/
This movie" In which such we'll known Omaha
persons as John Lee Webster, Frederick H. Davis
Ward Burgess, Mrs Fred Hamilton, Mrs. Howard
H. Baldrige, Miss Alice Jaquith, Robert Burns Dick
Stewart and host OF others appeared as screen
artists, will be shown at the Boyd theater Tuesday
and Wednesday, June q and %, with matinee on
Wednesday, for the benefit Of the Child Saving In
stitute.
"One summer in Omaha" is the title Of the film,
in which will be shown scenes at the Country clubs
the homes of prominent Omahans and spots Of
beauty and interest throughout the city. Local In
terest is indeed strongly conferred in this movie and
will be counted upon to charm many dollars into the
Golfers Of the institution for the homeless kddies
With the zest for movies as strong as it is, the
ticket-seing committee, including Mrs. Charles r.
Kountze Mrs. A. L. Reed, Mrs. w. A. Redick, Mrs
E. L. Sprague and Mrs. Joseph Barker should meet
with scant difficulty in distributing so many tickets
that the Standing Room Only" sign need be hauled
out.
Nor should the City Mission benefit be forgotten
DR.. Edgar G. Abbott of Boston is giving a series Of
Shakespearan lecture-recitals at the Hotel Fon-
tenelle Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and
Wednesday evening at o'clock in the interests OF
Miss Magee's institution Hamlet" will be his SUBJ
ject tomorrow and The Tempest" the final subject
Social interest on Wednesday will be divided be-
tween the University clubs field day at Happy Hot
low an all-day event, and the appearance Of Maude
Adams at the Brahdeis theater.. This oasis in the
barren desert at the close of the theatrical season
will be especially delightful.
Otherwise than this, June brides and given-in-
honor affairs for them, host of popular visitors
and affair in honor of the ]. H. Buffers and their
daughter and son, Miss Mildred and Mr.. Willard
Butler, whose departure for Kansas City to take up
their residence will be keenly felt in the social set
occupy the pages of the social calendar. 4
The spectacle of western girls carrying of all
honors at eastern halls of learning is not unusual
and Omaha girls bear their share nobly Miss Ma
sons school, The Castle, at Tarrytown-on- -Hud
son, in the Sleepy Hollow country was the scene OF
unusual conquest this year on the part Of Omaha
maidens, Miss Alice Rushton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs~J. H. Rushton, carried off most all the offices
there were to hold. She president Of the junior
class president Of the German society and assistant
editor of The Drawbridge" the school paper.
Indeed the trio OF local young women who attend
The Castle seemed to walk away with all the hon
Shepard and the late DR., Shepard, served as vice
president of the junior class with Miss Rushton
while Miss Gertrude Porter daughter of the /. B
Porters, was president of the sophomore class
At Bradford academy Bradford, Mass Miss
Naomi Towle was graduated with honors last week
Marion, who is a last years graduate at Bradford
went east for the commencement exercises. Gladys
Maurine Robertson, daughter of Mr.. and MYa M
M. Robertson, is another honor graduate this year
while Miss Lucy Garvin, daughter OF the EFank H.
Garvins, is.a junior at Bradford sssS