Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-19
Brief City NeWs

Film Exchange Dance - Wilfred
Ledoux, manager of the Empress
Rustic garden, will entertain the
Film exchange managers and their
employees at an informal dance at
the Empress Rustic garden Friday
night.
Accident Victims Improving-Mrs.
Blanche Ashcroft and Edward l.,
Daugherty at st. Joseph hospital
and B. j. Kashouse at Methodist
hospital, Mondays auto accident
victims. were reported improved
yesterday.
Slayer Faces TriaI-M. Glassman.
watchman. for the Peoples Ice and
Goal company. is held to the district
court for the killing Of o. c. Smith,
who. he alleges, was in the act of
stealing when shot. Glassman's
bond was set for $3.50.
Bank Head Chosen - Charles A.
Sunderlin. attorney, was named
president of the Commercial State
bank of Omaha yesterday, succeed
ing r. A. Guggenmost. The bank
Is located in Florence. Guggenmos
remains on the directorate.
Quits Greenhouse - Charles r.
Wolff, superintendent of the Han
scom park greenhouse for eight
years, has resigned. Mr.. Wolff an
nounced yesterday that he intended
going into landscape gardening and
horticultural work for himself In
Omaha.
To Found New Parish--City off,
cials, military officers and Archbish-
op j. J. Harty will be present at the
founding of a Catholic parish In
Fort Crook Sunday at 4. Rev.
charge of the parish, to be known as
st. Marks.
Service League to Meet = The
Church Service league OF Nebraska
will meet In Trinity cathedral in
Omaha Friday. Bishop Il. V. Shay
Ter of the Episcopal diocese, Mrs.
Philip Potter, Mrs. ]. B. Jones. Mrs.
Oscar Williams and Mrs. w. II.
Wheeler will speak. ......
To Wed In Chicago-Harry A. Sig
wart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Sig
wart, 1928 South Tenth street. will
marry Miss Anita Rebara, member
of an old Spanish family Of ST.
Augustine, in Chicago, June 4. The
bride-to-be is a granddaughter of
John Mclaughlin, noted writer.
May Face Charges - Fred s.
Kelly. patrolman suspended on
complaint that he pressed attentions
upon young woman in the City
Mission building, denies the charge.
If he does not resign, charges will
be brought against him before the
new city council, Inspector Pattullo
said.
Betrayed by Hip Boots--Hip boots
was the evidence John @. Holmes
pounced on to prove that Denny
Ryan, Jack Tolliver. Bernard Tim
mer, F. B. Herman and H. B. Coles
were shooting ducks, not crows. as
they claimed on a recent trip. The
game warden filed complaints
against the five for violation of the
game laws.
Memorial Day Mass-A pontifical
high mass, followed by love feast
for the Society of st. Vincent de
Paul-the first of it's kind ever held
in Omaha--is planned for Memorial
day at $3.50 a. m. in st. Cecelias
cathedral. Archbishop Harty will
officiate. The women's auxiliary
gives May festival Friday night in
the school building at Thirty-ninth
and Webster streets.
Mi Ro Co Entertained-The Mi
Ro Co club, consisting of the en-
ployes of Milton Rogers & Sons
and their friends were en-
tertained last evening at a dinner
and party held in the assembly
rooms of the Unitarian church, at
which music. dancing and cards
were enjoyed, About so guests at
tended this informal gathering, the
veteran members vying with the
generations Of this pioneer
Arms business family in giving all
a good time