THE CNAUA SUM) AT BEE: APRIL 23, 191ft,
sac
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Coi-krell-Dickkson SuptiaJi.
Annuuwaitrietit I tnauJ of the insimafe
of Mr. itlward (kauilrtch Ctickrell and
Mil Gertnidu Inrklnsun, JU(flitrr of
JiilK n't Mr. Charles T. Dickinson of
till rltjr, which took pltw html Ualurdaf
afternoon at t o'clock at tha home of
tha forld parents. Mr. and Mra, Coek
rell will ba at horn aftrr May 1 at 74
Fort afreet.
Eaiter Sunday Betrothal.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur . Churchill an
nounce tha niicm.nirwnt of thalr daukh
tar, Hlldred. to Mr. Cllntoa Bribed Htuht
of thla city, aon f Mr. Mary K. Ktuht
and tha lata Mr. Brnmt Btuht. Tha wed
din- will Uka place In tha early summer,
Mr. and Mra. If. N, Craig nnnonnoe
fae bmtroihul of their daughter, Joe.
pMn. and Mr. J. R. Tral, aon of Mra.
tMflwta TrevU at I'lattrnouh, Tha
lata indue If. D Travis was father of
ha lirMmiinom-to-ba, Mix ral l
lyric aoprano who tiaa won favorahl
mrnllon at tunny puhllo ap'uren'a.
Tha wtdflliif will ba tiolebraleil tha mid
dla of Mar
Eaiter Week Visitor.
Mr. and Mra. K. L. llurk aspect Mr,
liurka'a mother and slater, Mra. John K.
J'.uik arid Mr. OaorK Luut of Callfor-
nla, to ariiva tha Uat of tha week to vlalt
tbein.
Mr Charlaa IVaefcea and Utile deuKh
r, Muriel Edith, of Woiia, Nb will
arrive th:a week to m tha gucat of Dr,
V k rnia, Mr. and Mr. W. II,
while tha dMtor la taking
lml ci'Kl lour In tha a uat.
CapUln and Mr fiforr I'uwin arrived
T)urdr from fort Williams, M., on
three weak leava, and at (ueats of hi
raolhar, Mr. William Ji. iiowea, and
ttr will 1 with Mra, Jloweri' l(ar,
Mr, floor; Mclrityra. Uoth Captain and
Mr, llowan are former Omnlian, nd
thU 1 tMr flrat Vlalt iiera In several
ftara. Mr. Mclntyra will glv a tea
Wdn-dajr for Mr Tlowrn,
Social Plan, of Eaiter Week.
' Mere -lub will trlv a pot-Lilii
dinning party at Ui J Coma bolel Keatar
Monday,
Tha Katurday Kvenlrig Dlnnar-Davno
fluh will (Iva It eloln olul affair at
tha Konunelle Katurday evenlnc.
With tha bfulnnlnc of tha apdnc aon
the l'nlvorlty duo will raiuma tha din-rer-dautes
o popular during the winter
and announces tha flrat ona for Hut
urdajr vnlnK.
Tha fcVull, a-iil Pro-raalv club will
Irtv card party at tha club hall Mon
day tvcf.lnf. Tha hoeteear ar Me
dma M. rrya, M, Hardy, R. Hoffman,
Albert Klein, Edward Morris and W. A.
K-Uy.
Tha Nabob club will lvs a danclng
tarty at Jlarta halt Friday avenlng.
Hobart Oraana la praaidant of tha club
and I aalt4 In tha arrangement for
tha affair by Hlchard J'mrry, Hud Millar
lid Hertort Uelah.
OmBhini Bt Excelnlor Sprlnifs.
Mr. and Mr. M. C. I'ater. who hv
fcan at tha gpiinifa, returnad homa today.
Mr. and Mr. Clark Colt and MU Duty
Colt have returned from a 'waak'i atay
t lha Rprlrma.
Mr, and Mi$. Louis O. Doup ara at IC
calalor Spring and will not return until
fiaitt wk,
Mr. and Mr. Jack Sharp and Mr. and
Mr. W. M. Jaffora ralurmid Wedneday
from Excllor Bprlni.
Mr. and Mr, r. II, Myir rcturnud
aarly In tha week from Exonlalor Spring,
wher thay pnt two weak,
Omahan rltnrtd at tha Rim Dotal,
Ecllt.r finu: Mo., Includ Mor.
A, J. Oole, 0 A. Baabury, O. C. Chaitnut
and 11. S. Uodoll.
5ewi of the Wayfareri.
Mr. and Mr. Howard Baldrlga and on,
Malcolm, ara apcndliut Eaater at Atlantlt
City.
Mia, Franklin Bhotwali, who ha hpnn
In Sw Tork, haa gona to Atlantic City
for i;ater. ,
Mr, r, Ilurklnshara I at Worland,
Wso,, vUltlrn and will not ba homa until
aflir Eaatar,
MU .Nellla Mrrrdlth and MlM Effla
Cofwnharv ara iwndlng Kantur Sunday
with friend In Hhitnanilnali, I.
Mlaa Margaivt Oriwr Tlaum wmt to
Atlantlo City Vdnvaday from Nrwtoai,
N. J., to ha with her aunt. Ml Hltn
Haum, at Jiaddnn Hall, for tin day.
Plan for Spring Travel.
Mr. and Mra. C, 1. "myth ara fnlna;
to California tha flrat of May, to h
puna M'vral tfk.
Mr. 11. 0. Wood atpixttt ta go to
l,vrr about May 1 to vliit her d i(hlrr,
Mra. JUrry Cranmor.
Mr. and Mra. Hgrti.n Millard and rhll
drn laava ahoul May I to vUlt Mr. and
Mr rinr nutatlanry at llrtilla, N.
V., fr thrra "ka or a month.
Padety to Hear Lecture.
Mra. Anthony MrH!l (i Iwfin hr
la if I liir l lntiy. Tha firt
Making I Moat ft Vr l.r," i t.
t tha hnm f Miaa JhiU Mlilartt and
lhant (Ha will I I rt.Uy at Mr lt,r
iatMtf hr
Th4l ! I tra, f hm, ar all t
ka glvtit at prtvai hur juI ara anuoi
th antu liUd .toa.na tf lha rf Ha
t rr)na M hunt Mr
Marrtll laat yoar U Ih In ki-n lntr
l ta tha t 1.4 itr at i ir, whi.'h
ara i la ia in !' i .!!,. A
fr
WedJinff Annouuff ment.
TH Hm vt Wt t tiilr k
4ttMr of VSr A V Vir.i, at t ail.
f-wftt. bul I irinfir f r-itiiria, iM Mr
i kn VV M .. ) .f K i t n
rart4 ( rnit Tt tr
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t-si l f'ltnt i t ti.t i,f y-n-:. i
mh '.lJ t.'r t h"
t.M '!. M h. 'ii ht h. !
i'l Ulndlt 14))) j
Mr dt V '! tl M t ) (
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t'ai , l ' ft ! 'i-m l f
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tot , b tka tv v .. .a '
!.rvt k .a M . .m i i .s t
tic a It ' . .' t.Mi (
Active in Dundee Catholie Woman's Club
- f - '.a-asmw.
M ty - ,' t ' '
tl xs Y ' J ' ' v
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'-sa ' i' ' f ..... ',1
JtX, James lJIdnhy ;th
frland. aftr which ha will go to Chi-1
oago and iMKalb, III., bafora raturnlnf
homa.
Change of Residence.
Ir. and Mr. Charlo rTNalll Rich Will
mov from tioj Capitol avanua to WW
L'ndurwood nvrnua about May X.
Mr. and Mr. J. K. Kllstttm avid will glv
up tholr picnt homa In Uurtdaa anil
mova Wodnraduy to W14 Oil' ago atraot,
Mr. and Mr, i'uvld A, )tum hav aold
their Hai-nay lrwt homa and will Uka
up prma.rint r"ldurn:a at Tha Fnnta-
nnllo.
Weddlny Plani.
l lioalrln Tannook, daughtar of
Xin and Mr. Jamn A, Tanuoc.k, will
ba niarrlad at Trinity eathadral Eaater
Monday at S o'clock to Mr, Klo Mor
gan of Omaha, mm of Mr. Albart H,
Morgan of Lawl, la. Tba officiating
clargyman will ba tha fnthar of tha brlda,
Tlmr will ba no attandant. No Invita
tion hova ban laauad for tha wadding
and tha young eoupla will leav lmmdl
atnly after for tlielr wedding trip .
Pant Fettivitiei.
Mr. Andrnw Cl)rlitenen antartalnad
tha laly Kanalngton club at bar boina
W(liie(jay aftrnoon: Tho praaent
wara!
Mtidam-
Mdama
Flunk Miichal,
Will HlldW,
Tloyd ll,
(It In IlnmiMn.
Charlf ITxa,
Chnrlea Kantaky,
John Itlha,
Una llayadorfitr,
Auiifn Mill.
Will rihollberg.
Franco-Belgian Relief Flam.
Mr, John A. MHhiai will rapine Mr.
Worrn Rognra a ai-tlva president of tha
Franno-Uelglan Itrllnf oclty nrt yaar,
nd Mra. Herman Kountia atinatd Ml
Jeaala Millard a vh a prealdnnt Tha
I at mnr-tltig wa hnld Tuedity with Mr.
O. C. IlDdli k. Iliilili a lurga box of
bunilagt) and tii'gli'al driliiga to ba
forwarded thl wk to Rouen, a gum
of money axoadlng ll'JO will ba aunt to
MI Oraca Korbaugh In Parla. Naxt
autumn lha aocli'ty will attain take up
lha rallrf work. In whli-h It ha ahowa
an unflngiilng Internal litre flrat etartrd
lat yrar by Madame llorglum and Ml
Mlllurd.
University Dinner Club Dance.
The Omaha, lnltrlty club will glv a
ninnrr-dtini' at the club houa next Sat
urday tvrnlng.
On the Calendar.
MU Margneiiu Krntt will entertain tn
fnromlly on fat unlay, rnmpllmenlary to
(he Mlnac Juno ami I.uctla llruwn, whnae
envaiienivnt wore aniioiitii'ed recently.
The Carter I.nk t.unclieon rlub will be
entrrtnlnnd net Klrt.y by Mra. Dyron
Hurt and Mr. C, l. Hcott. at 1h home
of Mra. H.-ott, III Houth Thlrtr'th
Irevt.
Notei of Intr rrst.
Mr Jo.r Chmtwlik rrtmnel flitridey
front rhtraan, hi ro f) ha ben whh
Mr lewl t lu.l for aeteral rk.
Mr l:awl n t-iii vry III. h'H la Im-
Hi.nl(ii( elowtv ll r .oi, !,! tteed, !
he hn li It nl.t i. i bunineaa an I uirrana (Viiir Unt wnrk, r.irn.
now on hi war h . ,Bunday !t ( hl.-tso Mr tult'i..r and
Mr I'.liaalirih i..1y Ikr, portrait j hpf mother, Mi lmt.,.ia. n g.,
ta inter of V Votk. rh. pi. turn 1il"ag. wtihln t. ee three ,.!.,
ere M en t ililit..n at Whilnmre i IU Mr an ! lr M iktn,
I lit wh, arilvre M-i l and will be
Ih g leet of Mi r V. Nih wtilti her.
eil of Mre kf (..limit t.og
In tH r-iH bom In. linllug on f ti
Fran. aol lit of hr llr.
the Ute I'D H.nr i ii,n at,. Mix
l o.r Nh
Mr Artnur C iUh. rilut f IK
Wet V-pt ef t t i.Ul I'tinea, anl
Mr W tH M ' t t I'-i. . tie I I'K
nl' ml r. n -." of the tVinoUl
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Jama Jcajj33crndJelh
Wadnaaday from a aoutharn trip to Nw
1 Orlaana and Vaaa Chrlatian, Kanturky
and Tannaaw. Mra. Kntanr'a mother,
Mr. Oeorg N. Oullman of DaJlaa, Te
la hare to pend the nmrnor with bar.
Mr. and Mr. Newton K llarkaJow and
Ml Oenylv Barkalow left Wednesday
for tnver, where thay will ipend the
ummar. Thay will ba there In tint for
the goldno wedding annlveraary of Mr,
Iiarkaluw'a paren't Mr. and Mr. O. M
Carter, which will ba Tuday
Mr. U V. Cratuot and Mr. C. G.
0oi motored to P Molne and re
turned Wednedy by train, owing to tha
ram, Thuraday evening Mra. Cm foot
went to New Tork to apand EJtater with
hnr daughlnr, Virginia, whoa vaoaxlon
from acliool at Torrttadola, Fa., 1 at
thla time.
Mr. Gilbert M, IXltchooclc bore from
WaAhlnrton aprindlng two wek with her
datiKhlar, Mr. Harry Poorly, and Mr.
Dwily. Tha lattar'a brother, Mr. Jolia
Doorly of Ied, Kntrland, wa eJao
guaat at tha Uoorly home fron Minda.y
until IVadniwlay, on a Chiititlnn Hrlenim
Ifottire tour.
Mr. and Mr. J. II. Ruahton returned
Thuraday morning from a three mouth'
abaenca, during which tlma they vtltd
Florida, New York, Washington and
other aaetarn polnu. Mr. and Mr. Ruh
ton, who went aouth to eanapa tha iver
weather, ar much rfrehd and Im
proved In health.
Ferional Mention.
A daughter waa born to Mr. and Mr,
Faul Gallagher Uat week.
Mrg. Fred Looml returned Saturday
morning from a, week In Kanaa City.
Mr. K. If. finhwleder of Sprlngrield.
Mo., la vlIUng Mliae Peart and moduli
lllgglna. i
Mr. R. J, Dinning plana to Join her
daughter, Ml Louie Dinning, and Mr.
Charlea Turner, of Fremont, In New
York In June.
R. D. Hall of tha Milwaukee Athletto
elub ha arrived to take charge of the
tmiaha club, of which he la to ba the
manager-eteward.
Mra. George Poane. Jr., baa been at
Immanuul hoepltal aeveral day for a
llkht throat operation, but prt to
return home today.
juogo ana Mra. w, A. Redlck have
bought In Dundee, next door to thflr
aon a home at IXM Chicago atreet, and
oi uuuu a noma mere In the near
nit lire.
Mra. George Voa, who haa been east
for aeveral week, haa been quite 111 with
ear trouble at the homa of her ltor,
mr Alien, in Ihllmlehihla. and la noi
yet able to eom home.
Mr. J. Ijiudauer and her eutor. Ml
Cahn. of Chicago, ara the week-end
gueata of Mr. and Mra. J. Indaiier and
w. ano Mr, a. M. Landaunr. enroui.
horn from California, where they i,t
the winter.
New arrival at r, Hotel 8nt.i in r.
eelalor prln, MV.. Inlin1 the follow.
Ing Nlrakne: Mr. ( hurle II hi...
man, Mr. J, ft m,1..i,i, ,, Mr Tl,
dor ha of iHnahi. nnj Mr. John
tiotd ft York. f..r .rk amy
Mr Herr Wilkin
for Ih funeral of hr fniher, M
In and Out of the lire Uiv.
Mr, en-1 Mra Anhir f.ley and hl.
dr. teiurn4 Thurad-ty (nut tiirilnr-
Mi a l.r Tv.i,a Jirf lft lMe,li
f,.f i..l..fcui-. Ill, ta tli eeUUve f .
l.i week.
Mr ! Mi. 1. i"i
kaie TueaUy fii. t,
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Social Items
Ml Olga Mortanaan loft tn (Jrat of
the wetik to vUlt with her aider at Dag
Molne, la. Hh aipecta to b gun about
a week.
Mr. and Mra. K. T. Cbrlatenaea ar
happy over tha arrival of a boy at their
home Sunday. "
Mr, aod Mra. T. D. Perrtn of South
Oruuha have moved to the Peterion farm
north at town to make tholr hum.
Mr. N. A. C, Francl of Iloiton, Ma.,
who baa been vlaltlng Mr. E. La flat,
return to her home today.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Durham left
Wedneaday for Lincoln, wher they will
vlnlt for two weeka. Their daughtar will
ba married In Lincoln the coming week.
Frit i Matthteaen of Herman, Neb., baa
been apendlng th week vlnltlng hi
brother, Martin Matthteaen.
Ml Edna Irloo of HI air, Neb., pnt
th acre part of th week a tha gut of
her glater, Mr. W. R. Wall.
Mr. E. C. Webetor will entertain th
Jaxdlaa' AM aoclety of th Methodlit
church at her borne Thuraday afternoon.
Horn, to Mr. and Mr. Frank Able,
Monday, boy.
Mr, Gerrlett Jnen will entertain th
leu' guild at her home on Wedneaday
afternoon.
Mr, and Mr, Frank Barrowclough and
fumlly loave today for Lo Angela, Cal.,
wher they will ipend geveral week
vlaltlng with relative.
air. and aire, rrita Hlackmlth ara
relol:lng over th arrival of a baby girl
Monday.
Mr. and Mr. F. W, Parker and Mr,
O. W. Nulon ar expected home from
llulne City, Fla., next week. They are
motoring horn after having apeiit the
wiriUr there,
Bellevue ,
Society Circles
Iil!evue Mlodern Woodmen gave their
bl-weckly danc In th town hall Utat
Paturday evening.
FtIiikIii of Ir. and Mr. A. A. Tyler,
formerly of lutllevue, but now In De
catur, III., where Iir. Tyler went In Jan-
unry to act a head of tha department of
biology, have received favorable report
of the Tyler' work In Illlnola,
Pr. W. H. Iteta ha Jut lifted th
amallpox quarantine from Floyd Bptcer,
after a three week' confinement. Tha
family la atlll tinder quarantine.
Th old collrg building at th eornar
if Twenty-eighth and Franklin atreeU,
kr.own a Rugby hall, haa been purchaed
by V, A. Jonea.
Th local Preabyterlan church waa rep-
rt'ente,d at th prhytery meeting at
Wahoo Wedneaday by Rev. Charlf &
HaakervIUe and Prof. W, R. Nlrholl.
Th prbytery agreed to aeclt th ra
Iguatlon of Dr. Stephen Thalpa a paator
of tha Ptlleviie rhiirch, t tU effect
Aiig iat SI.
Jake 1 iwlt, unopnoeed demoeratlo oan-
lldat for eherlff, wa tha only one of
the four lMvu raiidltlatee for rvoniina-
tl"n for county office la win out,
Han Monroe, an old reeldent of fialle-
vna, aiM ha been in yoniing on a
inrnriit during th laat two inoiuh.
will return to vult hi family
Ttie tnwn board ha arected a new
drmHlng fotiiiialn lit the center of the
tl'la itiar.
Thirteen or of hay lead beJuiigiiig te
th l..n will be teaMd to th h'gheat
H-I1 thl m-mili. Tn acre at alt
uaie4 wl t ttellew 1 three a "re
anrth t ttte renieiery.
J. M Wheat, county M.1i t Ifj-yr
iotii.it, baa na-urled th utrt and
a-ln.ir uf Ih Htalt ( h let Jam
f e k eeltl Kl aflavlrav
:.!. eid llaa tji-. b.ritaty baavtuaaater
at t tTa. ha rv re4 frvea Call-
!. M ba -i.n ji4 11 ra Tean-
a kik etreet tt-i A. Ili Dutia. h
l ai.t to I. '. A. bwral
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Buy It ami Leave
It Campaign for tho
Belgian Relief
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EASTER WEEK VISITOR
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REAL SON OF KING
BORIEDAT OMAHA
Romance of Life and Death of Jamei
Ord, Who Waa Descendant of
England's King.
UTJTTED STATES ARMY OFFICER
Laat Saturday, April 15, a heariie might
have been aeon prucooOlng from Holy
Sepulchre cemetery, V. eat Leavenworth
atreet, to the Union etatlnn.
The hear borw a eenket in which wa
the body oi a on of King Oeorire IV of
F.ngland, The grave rilKRor. In Holy
Hcpulrhr cemetery had .luut dle.terre
It and It waa about to ba nt to th
Arlington Natlonul cemetery near Wah
Inifton, D. C,
Probably not half a doxen vnmrn In
Omnha knew thnt tha body of the aon
of a grant king wa burled bore ffft forty
three year, a flrt eoualn of tha tat
Queen Victoria.
Thl man wa not a prince, thoimh h
we ft eon of a klmr. He wa horn In
178(1, 111 grendfHther wa George III
who Dmacputi'd lha war agalnat th
American folonle tht reaulled In th
Inrtniii'iidiinea of the t'nlted State.
Gnorg IV married Mr. Fltxherher In
17h6, when he w a hoy of 21, and the
man who afterwivrd bcoam a renldent
of Omulia end dh-d her In UTJ waa th
laaiie of thl mnrrlnge,
Grandaon' Will errled Out
II wa known n Jame Ord, A num
ber of hi dencandunt are now living In
tha United Btate. Ono of hi aon wa
General a O, C. Ord, United PUte
army.
Th removal of hi body to Arlington
cemetery waa made In accordance with
tha will of hi grandon, Jnm P, Ord,
who died recently in Albany, N. T., leav
ing a large aetata, That part of hi will
relating to removal of th body from
Omaha to Arlington read a follow:
"Article Flv I rquet my executor
to ereot In th National cemetery at
Arlington, In which ar th remain of
my uncle, Major General Edward Otho
Creaap Ord, and hi gon, JJeuttnant
Jule Oareach Ord, a einelMe mnnumont
tn their menviry and. If pnlbla, to plane
tn th ern lot th remain of my grand
father, now hurled at Omaha, Nobraaka
iwho, after leaving Georgetown collngo,
became a midshipman In the United
Htate navy and afterward a lieutenant
In th United State army), and to place
upon uch monument an imcrlptlon In
memory of them all and to maka uch
provlalon aa my executor, with th pr
mlawinn of th proper offlcerg In charge
of th aald cemetery, may ancure and
deem beat for th Inscription to be placed
upon guch monument In memory of any
other male descendant, but by th male
tin only, of my aald grandfather, who,
having aerved In th United State army
or navy, may be entitled to tie burled In
a United fitat government cemetery;
and for th purpose xpreed tn thl
article I empower and rerjuet my execu
tor to expend such gum as thay may
deem sufficient, not to exceed fifteen
thoiieand dollar ($15,000)."
Tha will Is dated November T, 1S1J."
Wish la Parried Oat.
Tha matter wa taken up by th execu
tor and negotiations mad with th Holy
Boptilchre Cemetery gaeoelntlon her for
th removal of th body. Th reiueat of
th living descendants of James Ord had
to be leewfii befor removal of th body
was permitted.
The New York firm having eharg of
the estate of James P. Ord corroborates
tho statement of hla birth. Ho was
brought to thl country when a small
hoy a tho nephew of James Ord, an
Kngllnhman, and eventually entered the
army and nary of hi grandfather's for
mer enemies, the United State of Amer-Ica-whlch
la In Itaclf an odd trick of
fate, ui Jester.
Th reaeon for hi coming to America
ta not hard to conjeetur In reading the
llf of George IV.
atory of Kin;' l ove..
Rmltten with a boylah love affair, the
young prino married Mra. Fltxherbert
leoerniier U. 1786. I, than two year
later, to obtain parliamentary asslatance
for hi debt, he allowed Fox to denv
the marriage In Parliament.
In 1713 the violent-tempered. Brofl1-te
ana extravagant young prince married
hi coimln, Caroline Amelia Bllxabeth, of
Bninwck, In order to liquidate hi
debt. He deliberately left her a ve.r
aner meir marrln. and hi conduct
toward tier, hi attempt to procure M
Vorce, his numerous mltree-nd gen
eral behavior made, him extremely un-
I'opu.ar. notwithstanding hla clevernei,,
..!inry a no, grartoua .manner, which
" certain close of aenrvcl.te.
ameo mm th title of "the flrat gentle
...... ... r.orop. ne Became kins In
an ana aieii in its,
iri....
' 'ne tmiatia men wa a fli
OOUaln of th lata Queen Victoria .v..
in aaugnter of th duke of Kent
wno wa a brother of 'leornn IV
And he wa a aecond eoualn of th
prent king of Kntiland
rfanie orl dle1 In Omaha In iirt .i.i.-
a.1. . '"oil'
rnoain waa miMn nt
He wa burled III th nM Mt. Maea'a
rametery nn avntorth eet ani hit
b1y wa remove.i , u,v ,,.prhr,
twmetary when at, MP-, wa t,(
SUFFERS TWO OPERATIONS
WI iHlnl tlGHT WEEKS
Mr. rsit.th M.kl., who dla.l U.i
la a Co-.tM-U nintr boatitlal anf.
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Tha t iiiaral was a(ind4 by nwiuioa t
th Mtcba and IU)I ,Nalhlnia ,,
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Belleview
College Notes
Mer. Paul Sharp, Uregg McBrlde and
Lloyd Worloy of the Nebraaka Veloyan
iluliHt team, which lost to Bellevu Fr
duy evening, wer entertained after th
debut by Mia Luella M. Carter, deun of
women.
Mlaa Marguerite Neablt of Tekamah,
of the class of 1013, wa the guest of
Ml Jeanett Goodwill Friday and Sat
urday. ' '
A special Boater dinner will b served
by the cook tn th college dining room
thl noon. Member of th faculty and
atudnnt who remain on the hill over th
wok end will be present.
President W. 3. Nlchull acted ai Judge
ut Auburn Friday evontng In the debute,
Ml Marguerite Jack spent Friday and
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Saturday on the hill as th guest of Mlaa
Ooodwlll, teacher In th academy. Mlsa
Jack wa a member of the cluas of 1915.
A awlmming cUa for girls on Saturday
morning haa been organized. Many oB
the college girl hav enrolled. BrowneH
Hall glrla hav a class Wednesday after
noon. '
Arthur Raymond Jones, 11 spent Fri
day and Saturday on th campus aa tha
guaat of P. Wyckoff Cummlngs ot tha
enlor class.
President Nloholl and Vic president
Bakrvill aoted as representative ot
tha lioilevue ohuroh at the Preabyterlal
meeting at Wahoo Wedueaday,
The cast of tn senior play waa choaen
thla wak by Prof. Edwin L. Pula. Tha
first rehearsal, took plao Thuraday v.
nlng.
Rlnold L. Ohman, '1.1, rturnd from
Lincoln Friday to hi horn In Bellevu
and vlalted tha hill to renew old associations.
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