Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1881, Page 3

TRRPSICHOREAN TRIPPINGS, Resume of Another Week's Doings in Omaha's Society Circles, In Which Music and the Dance Turn up Trumps, The Lininger Silver Wedding Anniversary, Random Notos From Hall and Parlor. THE LININGER SILVER WEDDING The clegant resdence of Hon. G W. Lininger, on Eighteenth and Day- enport streets, was on Thursday, Doc Lst, the scene of one of the most su perb receptions ever given in this city, the occasion being the twenty-fifth wedding annlversary of the host and hostess. The neat ‘inyitations issued several days previous to the affuir, bore on one corner the legend, “No Prosents,” which, of course, pro cluded any manifestations in that direction on the part of their fricnds and the hours within which they were “At Home" were given, 2 to 12 p. . There was no attempt at elaborate decorations, which were, in fact, un-|Ne necessary, as the display of the treas- ures gathered during their recent ex tended tour in Europe made the cious residence one store house of valuable paintings, bric-a brac and ar- ticles of taste and vertu. The signi- ficant dates, 51881, and the word “Welcome,” wrought in silyer, adorned the lumbrequins in the prin- cipal reception room. Every floor was thrown open to the guests, who, to the number of fuily two hundred, thronged the rooms during the aftcrnoon and evening. A magnificent collation was spread on the tirst floor, adjoining the par- lors, while the second floor was set apart for dancing, the music heing the very best that could be fur- nished by that excellent organi- zation, Hoffmann's orchestra, which turned out in full on this occasion. On the third floor the gentlemen who wished to vary the usual social enjoy- ments enjoyed the advantages of a completely ~equipped billisrd and smoking room. The greatest attraction, however, was in the reception rooms prover, where were found Mr, and Mrs, Lin- inger, across whose lives, the years required o bring them to their Silver Wedding day have utsaed so lightly. Mr. Lininger and iss Caroline M. Newman were mar- ried in Illinois and came to Omaha about seven years ago, after a resi- dence of some years in Council Bluffs, Here, as elsewliere, they made a host of friecnds for themselves, and the guests included not only tho first peo- ple of our city, but numerous repre- sentative citizens of some of our I neighboring towns. Mis, Lininger was assisted in her duties as hestess by Mrs. Joe Metcalf, Miss Minnie Hainesworth, Mrs, Bow- man, Mys. Ella Beal, Mi-s May Camp- bell, Mrs. Byron Reed and Miss Jes- sie Roddis, and these ladies enter- tained the visitors right royally, while Mr. Lininger was omnipresent and made the occasion a most delightful one for all. Among the guests present were: FROM ABROAD. Murs. Dr. Osborne, Mr, and Mrs, Miller, Mr. Marshall Key, Mr. E. L Shugart, Mr. John B. Atkins and Mrs. S. Farnsworth, of Council Blnfls; Mrs. Jos. Betz and Nellic Betz, ot Bellevue; J. B. Lininger, of Wymore, Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. Cornish, of Humburg, Towa. FROM HOME, Miss Carrie Millard, Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Millard, Mr. and Mys. J. S. Mc- k McCormick, Mr. and ]\[ra L. H. Korty, Mr. and Mrs. D, C. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Pitt, Mrs. Bean, Murs, Beal and sons, Mrs, Gwyer Miss Ltta Gwyer, Mr. and M J. Mctealfand Mr. L. Metealf, Mr. and Mrs. Thon Metealf, Mrs, Doan d Miss Clark, Mr. and M Judge ely, M liams and Miss Silv nd Mrs Kurtz, Miss Walker, Rev. Robt. Doherty and Mrs. Windsor, Miss Ly Millspaugh and wife, | O'Conr Rev Patterson, Mr. and W.J Mr., G Locke, ) d and Mrs. Webster Snyder, M Byron Reed, Mr. and Mrs, L Reed, Miss Mora Balcombe and Mr, E. L. Bierbower, Mr. and M Campbell and’ Miss May ampbll, Mr. and Mrs. A, Mr. and Mys. Judge Lake, Mr Mrs, Champion S. Chase, Miss Fanny Butterfield, Mis Mr. Ringwalt, Miss Jessie Roddis, My, and M hrall and Miss Thrall, Colonel J. J. Dickey and Miss ey, Mr. and|j and Mrs. Mro, Hellman, Mr. and_ Mrs. Wil liam Bechtel and Hainsworth, Mr. and N Miss Sully Gootschus, Mrs, P. E. ller, J Poppleton and Miss Poppleton, Miss Louie Tjams and Miss Carrie IJAu.m, Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Alle Allen and Mr, and Mrs. Fink, Mr. and Mis. Dr. Chas. Paul, Mrs. Bar. ney, Mrs Dr, Nason and Mus. Allen, Judge Peabody, Mr, aud Mrs, Her- man Kountze, Mus. and Miss Barr, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haines, Wm. R Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. N. Merriam, Mr.and Mrs. G. B, Harris, Mr.and Mrs, M. M. Marshall, Mrs N. Shelton, Mr. and M wder, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bar . Frank Mur phy, Mr. and Mra, Col. Harry Bron son, Mr. and Mrs, Weed, Charles P, Schwart Needham, Miss Abby Tait, Mr, and | Mrs, J. | ¥, Miss Minnie Am brose, Wi, and Prof. i inger, Miss Carrie Goff VOOLWORTH RECEPTION 'n.., second reception given Jud evening Mary nw their residence on St avenue was attended by a and their wives, The first party | to given two weeks ago was intended | string orchiestra, of ‘ ticipated are nm)msm tic that they never had a more sp, i ullul tion were almost exclusively to|time in their whole hives. solely for the younger memb society. The invitations to Friday's rece) older friends and acquaintances. The broad verandah of the residence was < . among whom were the following Kingman and Bishop 0'Connor, Mr. and Mrs, l:m and Mrs, Gon, and Mra, Ma “lll,un\hu Genl, nul \Im b uum! She \ml .\ln Montgomery, \h\ M .J..r Thoma , Mrs, Byron |.‘.-.1. Mis, Misses Iutter- Ross and May; Messrs, | VESTA CHAVTER, ¢ party of thesixthsocial s erie given by ves f this organization was at- and the excellence of the man- agement exhiqited itself in the thor- oughly enjoyable time who participated in the cvening's en- Trving’s orchestra fur- nished the music for a programme of twenty-one numbers couples kept the floor echoing to the steps of tho dance until early Among those pr and Mrs, Edwin Davis, Mr. and Mrs. and nearly fifty , Me. and Mrs. R. Wi Osborn, Mr. Mr. and Mra, Strathman, Mr. and M|s. Wm. Umperson, Mr. ] lh\y, Mr. and Mra. W, the Missos Truckey, Pickens, Mahdney, Stratman, Bushman, "Borthwick, i Gannon, Frank Hoe!, Mat Hoover, Joo Hensman, Hobbs, d, Nels_Johnson, Patrick, Fred Pickens, ‘rank Zummer. One of the most enjoyable musicales of the season i tendered to the gentlemen of the Kellogg Concert Company on Friday evening by that prince of entertainers Mr. Julius Meyer, in_this elegaut Messrs Briguoli, Tagliapiotra, Adamowski and Major Poud from the coucert company were present and together with the follow- ing invited guests made up the even- Martin Cahn, S.’J. Fisher, W. E. Annin, C. H. Hendricks, Chas. Oy uer, and E. A. 'Brien. u_elegant champage supper was served which wi ample justice by nari wnd o 1l prescut and music | an conversation flled up tho renyiin- der of the ovening. owski and Sauer | experimeut s performanc X | naturally avises, what is wrong? Coul omathean concerts, Rev, Jolm Wil- | ping s |of us, This being the c an, Dean | and Sauer were heard in a duet Thos. | lupon our local coal-deaiers is unj 1 The fact that towns all over the state | g after midnight, acd it is safe tosay that no one of fortunate enov and Mrs. | Mus, Ives, Mr. | nd will soon of & most delight- | music and song. SOUIAL NOTES, 13 hield on Monday ¢ Minnic Hall “"d‘Sulnnh-r.u |:‘..‘1.'-'_\v, Sharp, Nelin Lelmer, Carrie and Lou Ijaus, Woud, and Miss Etta Wells, and the , Jewett, Ring Moses Barkalow, Remington, Redick, Garlichs, und Horbach, Tho first of a sories of four parties was given by the *“Torpsi Miss Minuie m., and disposed of ghteen regular numbers with several . Ttwas a real merry, hearty and social suc man’ orchestra furnis Miss Ira | | Fdward Marphy, ] y, Edward Shelby, ' H. Cotter and Henry Bushinan. daten of the three remaining pzu'livn are December 27th, and Junuary 10th tandard Club party of their eveniug ut their A delightful childrens rance, Mrs, . 8. Over | given by Miss Mabel Brown in honor and R. Over, Mrs. Dr Matthewson | orson, Mrs, Bowman and Mr. Hay, Mre. and Mrs, Watson, Mrs. J. H. Millard, Miss Nettic Lin: | o nesday afternoon at the residence were |u:vw‘|' > and Mrs. Woolworth on qul.\\ | souve lm-l\ the two hundre llu..m ?m the little hostess w | to the entertain The atternoon jor of our representative citizens | was most charmingly spent in dancing /" was given on Friday evening by several of the teachers at Brawi rered with crash and enclosed by nvass affording ample room for| Hall tuunmnlurui their gentlemen dancing in case of overtlowing parlors, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Chicago street rejoiced in the pos | | session of a candy pull on Friday | acceptances of | | evening, Tt is callod “‘commerco’ because there is so much trading of seats dv ing the sitting. Mrs. number of her friends ata ladies'lunch on Wednesda The ninety-ninth ‘‘Pleasant Hours' takes place on Thursday The “Saus Ceremonie” hold their fourth party on Tuesday, December Gth Polite Personalitios. Miss Mamio Lako spent sovoral days in Lincoln during the past weok. Miss LizzieClark is visiting at Judge Doanes. Mree, J. H N, Patrick has returned from: New York. Miss Aldie Borlin is steadily recov ering from the effects of ler serions fent of two weeks ago. Miss L. H. Ogden has returned from a Thanksging visit to Kansas and Mrs. John M. Thurston have returned from Wisconsin, Senator Saunders left on Thursday | for Washington H sethrup, of St. Louis, to " | gether with hus sister, spent Friday in Omaha Mr. Tom. Rogers has gone to Now York of a business trip, She Took No Risks. Cincinnati Mus'cal People “Have ye any gud pisnnies”’ sho asked, as’she stepped into a piano wareroom on East Fourteenth street the other day, displaying & prosper- ous looking pocketbook. I want wan fur me datter, who is comin’ lome frem the semetary wid a fin- ished eddication.” ““What style of instrument do you said the clerk, displaying” an upright. *“This plano is the double- patent - quadraple - stringing - board - er-stay-in-tune and cellulowd keys,” Jeh! never o happoth do 1 cire about the shtoile, 8o long as it's a strong case, Have ye any wid iron cases/’ “No, ma'am; but all our cases are made extra strong.” pre “‘How much’ll you take for that piannie?” *‘Four hundred dollars, ma’am. " “Do you sellon the slow-pay phul’ *Yes, oceasionally we sell to reliable vurchnwrfi on the installment plan. i instaliment on this piano would be 815 a month.” “Will ye throw in a cover and sthule!” “Hardly fair to ask it, ma’am, but throw in those articles this An’ a buck o’ musie?”’ “Yes; we won't be mean about it?” “Now, if ye'll insure the piannie 11l take it.” ““Well, really, ma'am, the purchas- | o .t usually insures the instrument; but, to close the bargain, we'll insure this piano and agree to tuke all risks.” “You see, betwane me an' you,” said she, after she had made her mark on the necessary papers and deposited the first mstallment receipt in her bosom, “T'm glad to feel aisy about the insurance, as I want to getthe bet- ter of the ole man, who tuk an oath that if I brought a piannie into the house he'd smash it up wid an ax. An’ faith he's the bi to do the next " toime he gots dhrunk ! To Persons About to Marry “To persons about to m Douglass s advice was “don e supple aying, without laying in a supply ING BLossoy, which cures albumi- v kidney and _bludder com- e 50 cents; trial ot les, 10 plaints, Pr cents, odlw The U. P. Conl Monopoly. Central City Couricr, The inhabitants of Nebraska spent ast winter in a comatose condition be- Iy | cause they had no fuel From present | indications we are about to try the ain. The question beds almost unlimited lie around on all sides within a few hundred miles , and the people being willing to pay for their fuel, why are they not able to get it/ A portion of the blame, at least, laid . : now but limited supplies on hand hardly show that all our dealers are negligent or improy The U, P. Company gi on_for their failure to supnly the towns along the road that the have not cars cnough, Now, if the company, as a public carrier, does not furnish means adequate to carry - n the traflic of its road without seriously inconvenicne ing the people it should be told its po- sition in the matter. It may be that tions are not so securc in their arbi- trariness, or 8o far out of reach of law, as they think, Tt may be that their grasp on the throat of the pub- lic is not so firm as they imagine The people have paid exorbitant prices for coal, as well as for all other commodi- ties and services under the control of the railroads, and no doubt would pay still higher with as little complaint as at present, but they do not propose to wait upon the convenicnce of the rail- road companies for their supplies. The U. P. owns its own mines in \\)(. ning, and has a monopoly of the coul trade along its line, " All other companies « owning western mines without 1icans of transporta- tion are starved out. If the people can not get coal of the railroad com- panies they can get none at all, The fuel fumine last winter ¢ have been unavoidable, or the result of unfor- seen circumstances, but the experi- enco of last season would seem t s | leave no excuse for the present out look There is an abundance of coal yet unconsumed and within o short | Qisrance of us, but we are not able to govit at any price. If the railroad companies are not at fault in the mat [ ter lut us havo somo satisfuctory expla- | nation Humbugged Again, T saw 80 much suid about the mor its of Hop Bitters, and my wife who w always doctoring, and never well, ™ | teased me 80 urgently to get her some, I concluded to be humbugye and I am glad I did, for in less than two months use of the Bitters my wife was cured and she has re; such humbugging.—H. T, St. Paul. —8t. Paul Pioneer-Pross . o tfias] oseph Barker entortained a STOMACH TTE In Hosts of Families oh Kitters is as much ro No Changing Cars OMAHA & GHIGAGU, et conneetion ar sity s stgar or eoffe 8 % honsehold i toct 'y reliablo in those emergency whore o prompt and con K, ¢ I‘HHAHHH!IA AND ALL EASTERN The Short Line via. Peoria yrior INDIANAPOLIS, CINGINNATI, TLLE, and ali points in th SOUTH-EAST. For ST LOUIS Where direct conn Depot with tho Through Tarrant’s Sweltzer Aperient Heroules” of medi r's augean stabcs, cuperstive powers of the of restoration to health BOUTB. NEW LINE =«DES MOINES THE }'A\'UIHTR um,"n: FOR May properlv be called the « the propor aventies, the ) niitted to”resumo. thoir ' work, and the SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS aily The unoqvaled |n.mmm-m affernd by this e 80 travolers and tourints aro as follows: R\ JLLMAN (16-wheel) l'ALA(‘K run_only on this lino SRAWING ROOM CARS, "with 1k Chdrs, - No extra charge for Gorgoeous Smoking Cars fitted with l'll'pflult hl;h breked rattan rovolving chairs, for the exclusive use of fAirut.class passen-: Siool Track and superor_equipment combir el with their gieat through car arrangement, mekes others, tho favorite mlltl 0 tne Gentle Women Who want glossy. and wavy tresses of Hair_ must uso LYON’S KATHATRO nt, cheap article always akes the Hair grow fl‘ce) nnd fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- ness, removes dandraff and itching, makes the Hair it a curling you will find bravellng o luxury In gh tickets vio this colobrated line for salc icon in the United States and Canada, All information atout mt Car accommodation I choertully given by applying to PERCEVAL LOWELL, t, . POTTER, Manaver (hicaco, strong, givin, tendency an position, ~ Beau- t'ful. healthy Hair is the sure result of using Kathairo: THE UG(}I]]ENTAL 1 PAYNTER, Proprietor “Onak Rfinh 1 sond Noute!” Westfor baing the st direct, qulckes saseat line connocting tho groat i and the Eantany, Nokri-EASTARN, Sou AwTYRN Lins, which torminatethore, BLUPPS and OMAILA, from which radinte EVERY LINE OF ROAD that penetrates the Continent from the Missouri River to the ucifc Slope. ROCK ISLAND & PA. CIFIC R'\IL\\AY the ' COMMBROIAL Corner 10th and Howard OMAIIA, NEB. Rates, Two Dollars Per Day. upon Fast ixproes Tra 3 of unrivaled gt LErRING CARS, and ourown world-famous 3 CARs, upon which ellence, at the low r: i, with amplo time ‘MRS, A. 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Jos Gen, Paws. and Ticket Agt., B, FACTURERS OF— BALVANTZED IRON Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finials, | % SLATE ROOFING, slm bt's Patent Motalic Sky- WISE'S Axle Girease NE rR LUI\“I Patent Adjustable Ratchet Bar and SHELVING. | nt for the above lLLm( & WISE, ILAI 386 lllinols Gtreet, unu,‘u |BRACKET IRON FENCING, Crestings, Balustrades, Verandas,Office and Bank Rallings, Window and Cellar OLA OB B. RKBON Clarkson & Huht, Buccessors to Richards & Hunt, ATTORNEYS AT LAW 80 for eighteen months since. 1T like ERAL AGENT Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind. a9 o lul*} N..W AH‘.D C(‘RRECX‘ m Frove. Jeyond any reasonable question that the CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y' 100t besi ron tIOF you to take when travellng in either dlrection between !t of the Principal Points in the Wast, North and Northwest. ATty o s ihis Nap. The Prineipal Citles of the West and Northwest are Stationg s Fond Tt throng's tralng muko close conuections with the brains of all ruilFonds sh Junction points Chiea (‘mc,\mmvrm STERN R IR0 A THE CHICACO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, Qverallatits prinelpal lines, runs each way dail o o e ally from two to four or moro Fast fxpi Trains. i the only road west of Clileago that uses tio b The Imperial Palace Dining Cars. Itis thoonly rond that rns Pulliman Sieening ¢ Loy 8000 MILES OF 100D 1t form orthiwest of Chleago, It basy K Lin I.lx ~ %] “Nor i t & Dubuque Line,” Mil 1 Bay & |.vlkn Superi aro sold by all Coupon i o " 4t Agents fu the Uvited States and Henwinbor to nsk for Tickots vin this road, basure they rend over It, and tako none othen. BARYIN INUGHITT, Gen’t Manager, Chleago, g W, Il STENNETT, Gen'l Pass, Agent, Chieage “HARRY 1L DUKL, Ticket Agont 0. & N, W. Rallway, Luth and Faimham siroste. 1 D. E KIMBALL, Awis nt Tickob Agont C. & N luun) 14thjand Farobam stroobe’ EA Lt Aons 0. & N W Haiway, U, B, . B Do ARK Genral Awont, WM. ROGERS Manufacturing Gompany, MAKERS OF THE——— * | Finest, Sirver Plated Spoons and Forks. The only wnd(g original firm of Rogors Bros. | All our Spoons, plated Spoon a Forks and Knives plated triplo thickness with the greatest M ity of care. Each : th i lot being hung o sectio s on a scale whilo where expo d being plated, to to wear, theraby insure a full do making a single posit of nilver on plated Spoon them. wear as long as We would call ) a triplo plated especial atten- tion to our sce- one. Rival. Orient. Th‘ll).d. Al Orders in the West should bejAddressed to OUR I AGENCY, A. B. HUBERMANN;, Wholesale deweler, OMAHA, - - NEB. Special Attentlon Is Once More Called to the Fact that M. ETIFILILRIARN & CO. Rank foremost in the West in Assortment and Prices of CLOTHING, FOR MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps. Wa aro"propared to meet the domands of the trado in regard to Latest Styles and Patterns, Fine Merchant Tailoring in Connection 4 RESPECTFULLY, M. HELLMAN & CO,, 1301-1303 Farnham and 300 to 312 13th 8t BROMPTONICA TELED BROMPTON. CONSUMPTION. PRESCRIPTION. B | C (il Banishes (ures Provents Bad Broath, (hest Pains, Fneumonia, Blood S;u’Lan, Colds and Chills, Phleghm in the Throat Breathlessness, Cattarrhs, Paing in the Sides, Bronchitis, | jroup, Pleurisy, BlSS GOUCH PHYSIC. Brompton Hospita is the LARGES T INSTUPUTION INTHE WORLD of whluh the olj ct is the fr ut of LUNG AND CHEST DISEASES, Its Medical Staff 40 the MOST AN BNT PHYSICIANS in Loudon, to whom we owe this— 10581 SUCCESSFUL REMEDY O 'T'HE AGT o British Metropolis alone it hat effecte Nan 1,000,000 CURES, and in llu trying Winter of 1850 ia credited with hayin D HUNDREDS OF LIVES, Send for Eample Bottle, 36 cents, Obtainable only (in Bottles £1,00 and 60¢ each), from o B PARFITT, OMAEA, NEXE. ANNREES, RESIDENO! Pt thlce A 7Y ot i & W.Plarce and 30th &