Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Personals

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is the weekend guest Of Miss
Louise Tucker.
Miss Francis Carrothers Of Lin
coin is visiting Miss Helen Como
way. She will remain over the
weekend. ii4
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Welsh and son
Jimmy, left Friday, June 9, on 1
motor trip to Lake Okoboji for Z
two-week's stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fordyae Of
Los Angeles, formerly Of Omaha,
are visiting in the city with Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Blundell.
Harry, Burkley, jr., is leaving Tues.
day for French Lick, Ind, for q short
stay, later he will join his family in
Quebec, Can, and will sail with
them for Europe.
Caroline Miller returns from
Ames, Monday, where she has been
staying for her class commence
ment. Miss Miller graduated with
bachelor Of science degree.
Mrs. J. H. Hansen. and her two
children are motoring to her sum-
.mer home at Lake Pass, Friday,
June Is. She will be accompanied
by Mrs. Ethel Kerr and her daugh-
ter, Katherine.
Mrs. F. H.. Hothkop, who is leav-
ing for Sacramento on June l8 was
given surprise party by so of her
friends on Thursday afternoon. The
guests presented her with gold toi-
let set as parting gift.
Mrs. Catherine Finch and her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Dennis, left
Saturday for a three-month western
trip. They will 60 to Billings, Mont,
tour through the Yellowstone and
then go on to California, returning
to Omaha in the fail.
Milton Darling sailed Saturday,
June 10, from Montreal on the Re-
gina for Liverpool. He will spend
the summer touring Italy, southern
France and Spain, accompanied by
Roy Runka Of New York, a student
Of architecture Of Harvard.
Mrs. Lester Kinsey has been cleo
ted BY the Altrusa club as delegate
to the national convention of the
organization which is to be held in
Louisville, June Is, l6 and II. Mrs.
Kinsey will leave the first of the
week.
Miss Elizabeth Fairfield and Miss
Peggy Reed viii return Sunday
from Vassar, where they are in col
lege. Miss Fairfield will visit at
the home Of Mrs. Dick Mallory, and
Miss Reed will be at home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Reed.
Miss Margurite Fallon motored
home from Lincoln at the end Of
her school year Friday, June 9. She
will leave Omaha early in July for 4
two-month motor trip with her moth
er. Mrs. ]. P. .Fa1lon. Mr.. Fallon
will accompany them as far as St.
Paul. l
Miss Hazel G. Long is visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J.
Thresher in Kansas City, where she
sang last evening at the wedding
Of Miss Susan J. Thresher and John
Clayton. Miss Long and Miss
Thresher were sorority sisters togeth-
er at Denison university in Ohio.
Miss Thresher has many friends in
Council Bluffs where she often has
been house guest Of Miss Long.
Mrs. Samuel Schaefer left today
for Cincinnati with her young son,
to spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilanski. Mr..
Schaefer will accompany her. going
on to Rhode Island where he will
attend the National Conference Of
Social Workers. Mr.. Schaefer has
been asked to give two talks be-
fore the Jewish section Of the con-
ference. He will return July I.
Mrs. Bollin Sturdevant, formerly
Miss Alice Duval. is leaving tonight
for her home in Kansas City. Mrs.
Sturtevant has been in Omaha for
a family reunion with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Duvai. Her
brother, Mr.. Flair Duval, and wife
and small daughter from Norfolk.
Va, have also been with Mr.. and
Mrs. Duval. Mrs. Sturtevant will
return to Omaha in July to join
her mother on lake trip to Geors-