Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-30

fill on the sage, are visiting their
mother, Mrs; Hannah: Eckstroni, for
ten days. Miss yEckstrom goes to
New York TO join Julia Sanderson's
company in "Sybil," which opens
August %, and Carl Eckstrom, who
played with Margaret Anglin last in
Chicago, goes east also.
Former Omaha Girl to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Klauck of
Cripple Creek. Colo, announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Ger
trude Viola, to w. G. Goetzsof Chi
cago, the wedding to take place in
I'll, theSestly faH II T. /
Piano Recital
Alice Virginia Davis and Cecil W.
Bergman gave studio recital OF
solo and two piano numbers Tuesday
morning before an audience of fifty
invited guests. The program con.
sisted OF the Beethoven Emperor
concerto played by Mr.. Rerrvman;
four modern numbers by Miss Davis
Chaminade's Morning and "Es-
pana' by Chabrier, arranged for two
pianos.
Miss Davis will leave this week. to
spend the month Of August with her
aunt, Mrs. George Christiancy, at
Hartsdale, N. Y.
Off for the West. .--
Mrs. J. E. Marks and Mrs. Simon
Neveleff leave today for two months
at Colorado Springs and Manitou.
Mrs. Peter Loeb and sister, Miss
Ann narrower, left Saturday night
for an extended trip to California and
Yellowstone park.
Misses Rose and Hattie Kunz and
Misses Wilhelmina and Hulda Arm
brust leave Sunday for Manitou,
where they have taken cottage for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pierpont and
children leave today for Manchester,
Wyo., to spend two weeks with Mrs.
Robert HOLSTER and her family on
the O-4-bar ranch.
Morton and Thompson Wakeley
have completed their trip through the
Yellowstone and are at Eaton's ranch,
Wyoming, for few days before COM
ing home this week. .
Mrs. Charles Dyball left this week
to join her daughter, Miss Irene. who
is spending the summer in Nevada.
Mrs. Dyball will remain in the west
until late In October, but Miss Irene
will return in time for school in the
fall.
Word has been received from the
Misses Grace and Marguerite Lowe,
who left Omaha five weeks ago, that
they have just arrived in San Fran
cisco after an ocean voyage from
Portland. They will spend the rest
of the summer in Los Angeles.
Changes In Residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Guckert have
rented their house and will take an
apartment upon their return from
Clear, Water lake.
T. c. Gaul, who has just come to
Omaha to live, has taken Mrs. Lu-
creta S. Bradley's home during her
absence in the east,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kuhns' new
home in Dundee, at Fifty-third avenue
and Farnam street, is nearing COM
pletion and they expect to be in it
next month.
The S. D. Barkalow home on North
ThirtyAeighth street has been sold to
E. F. Folda, who,S with his family, is
at present at Ephraim, Wis, but who
will take, possession in the autumn.
MIRA. Barkalow and daughter, Miss
Caroline, are now in Estes Park and
it is understood that they will spend
part OF the winter in the east. =
Gossip Of the Visitors. go. ~.
Mr.. Lewis S. Reed came over from
Chicago Monday and has been at the
Wellington all week. q.
Miss Eleanor Whitman Of Logan,
Ia, who was with Miss Amy Gilmore,
is now the. guest of Miss, Alice Switz-
Ter.
Misses Alice and Adds Wait of
Lincoln are the house guests Of
Miss Lucille and Marguerite Mohr-
man.
Mrs. Conrad E. Spens arrived in
Council Bluffs from Chicago Thurs-
day and Is with her mother, Mrs.
George Keeline.
Mrs. Charles O'Neill Rich had her
brother, Mr.. June Cox Of Houston,
Tex, 10 her guest this week for Z few
days. Mr.. Cox left Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coggeshall Of Pasa-
dena, Cal, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Goss for a few
days this week, leaving Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Lamhofer of Los An
geles, formerly Of this city, has been
at the Fontenelle since Wednesday
and leaves today for Estes park on
her way back to California.