Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1889, Page 3

—————————————— e ettt IN OMAHA SOCIAL CIRCLES. Condeneed Review of the Soclety Eventa of the Week. SOCIAL SESSION. THE ELKS Fappy Honrs Hop ~Marriages, Recep- tions, Balls, Parties and Other So- cinl News and Gossip in Upper Circles, The Elks' Social. The most brilliant social event of the week was that given by the Eiks at their spacious and palatial quarters on Wednesday evening The members had modestly dubbed it the Iadics' social session, although in reality it was given by gentlemen to the ladies and not by the ladies to the gentlemen, as it would appear. A large number of the fair wore in attendance, resplendent inbean toilets, while many of Omaha's leading { mercantile lights were pres delightful occas W 18 muster ¢ in his usual folicitous manner. part of the evening was devoted to rogramme of unusual merit, it beir with a selection by the N in club, The Mudrigal club, corsisting of Mrs, J. W. Cot ton, Miss Pennell and Messrs, Pennell and Wilkine, were next announced, and their ap pearance brought out a round of applause, Their beautiful rendizion of “Softly Falls the Shades of Ivening” brought out a hearty encore, Miss Pennell followed with a sweet contralto solo rendered in a most pleasing manner. A piano solo by Prof. Butler and another song by = the Madrigal elub followed, — when M. Jul Lombard, the famous and patriarchal campaien singer was announced, and ap pearod with a bass solo rendercd in a pow riul and deep voice, that has lost bat_little by age. He was warmly encored. Selec tions followed by the Mandolin club, Mrs Cotton and the Madrigal club, after which the rooms 1 of the chairs and dancing co hose who did ot care to mingle in the dance ench other at cards, Most cle ments were served throughout the in the dinin; Among thos and Mrs, South Mrs, musi z oper ssent were: M. nd Mrs, Joseph A Shields, M and L M Mrs, Dinning, Mr. iham, Mr. and Mrs. G. [, Les Wl Mrs, W, B, Alexander, Mr. and wd Mrs. Williams, Mr. ughs, M. Mrs. Shull, Mr. Mrs, ). N. Grave . and Mrs. {u;, pugd e Shocniake . ArBhire, My, and Mrs. W. E. lhunn(nn Mr. and Mrs., T. F. Tuttle, ~ and Mr: S. S, Curtis, Mr. and Mrs wor, Mr, and Mrs, 5. A, McAllast r. and M J Dickey, E.S. Rowle wife, J. W. Wheeler and wife, Mr, and Mrs, Rtiley, Mr. aud Mrs. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swob M. A. Upton and wife, J. B. Haynes and wife, Dr. and Mrs, Stone, George H, Boggs and ladies, Mr. and Mr ring, Dean,Gardner and wife, Mr. Miner, th Alma Ringer, May n, Misse and Wiley of Kansas City, Canficld, orth Platte, Clark, S Flor Lee, Schoeidel Butterfield, M. Buite otner, Mrs, Jennie Mrs. Fannie Bachert, Misses Bing Indianapolis, Parrotte, Delione, Hotkin, ott, Maud McClure, Kittie Brandt, Mile stone, and Messrs, Clark, Ses Comstock, Prof. Butler, Meinberg,” Gregor ordon, Spangenberg. Courtney, Keogh, 1Rheem, Fin- ley. Hanchett, Dennett, Richie, M Potter, MecDonald, Col. Chase, hmidt, Keonig, dy, Davenport, Bunird, Smith, Hamifon, Ames, Bu Cody, Sherman Cantie I\I, A Hulett, Mills, Gridley, Stoddard, l’r\‘s\uu, l'nu;:l s, Jules Lombard. Dunn Arta s, Moody, Collins, Carpenter-Phillips Union. At o'clock Thursday cvening, Janua 81, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Carpenter, Twenty-second and H streets, South Omaha, was celebrated the marriage of Miss Mary E. Carpenter and Mr. James Phillips. Miss Carpenter is one of the most accomphshed and popular of the young ladies of South Omana, and Mr. Phillips, who is superintendent of the ma- chinery at the Armour-Cu packing houses, is one of the most_ reliabic, prosp ous and popular of the young men w ke this the magic city. ~They have tne best wishes of all here. ~ From here they will go to Chicago and Toronto, Canada, and will turn in about two weeks, They will be at home at their residence, Twentysecond and H strects, on aud after’ February 15. The guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. M. De Graff and Mr. and Mrs, George Turner, of Omaha; Mrs. Dr. A. L. Campbell, of Lewis, Ta.; Misses Clara Dural, of Omaha, and Minnic Harris, of Lewis, Ia., and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Erion, Mr. and Mrs. N W. Royley, the Itev., Mr. and M Eddleblute, Mrs. Norton F ckerand Mis Ruth Watson, Maud N, Zoe jams, Jessic Sorage aad Lizzie Picrce, and Messrs, J M. Richey, N. Phillips, R. D Bratto A. Munroe, Epes Cory, Colonel B P. h'\\um‘ Howard Savage, Harry C, Miiler, William R. Laughtin and William R. Dunr LUKE-TREMAINE, ‘Fhe nuptials of Miss Blla Tremmne and A, Luke were yesterday celebrated at o'clock. The couple will accompany Mr. sud Mrs. G, T. Rounds to Chicago.” Tho best wishes of a host of friends go with them, The Olivette Club. The party given by the Olivette So cle at Metropolitan hall proved a most enjo. ablo affair. The members of tho club were out i full force with a number of invited guests. Bverything passed off pleasantly and dancing was kept up until a late hour with only u slight intermission for supper, The following were among the participants in the dance: Mrs. R H. Lucas, Mrs. W. Kelley, the Misses Eils ¢ Day, Florencd Coombe, Collins, Emma Kratz, Wallace, Rose McCown, Jessie Munroe, May Callahan, Kate Wigman, Minnie Matthews, Nello iray, Lena Burt, Hattie Bell, Austie Plat- ner, Dillon, Mamie Woolenhapp, Nellie Clark, Ida Day and Carrie Prue. Messrs, C. M. Ball, A. H. Lindley, H. n, V. C. Peterson, Fred H. Gadd, J.J. Shuey, 1. W. y Craw, Henry Vande ston, K. H. Lucas, W. Kelley. 2. MeMull V. H, W s D, Godfr Wesscl, W 3 Brandt, O. 'W. Dunn, R. M. Lewis, Charles Taylor, M. Dillon, C. A. Swan, Juwes H. Ttobinson, Happy Hours. The third party of the Happy Hours ories of dances occurred at Masonic hall Wednesday evening, and was a_delightful event. The young ladies apeared in beau- tiful toilots, ‘wud there was an unusually large percontage of pretty faces. Among those prosent were: Mr, and Mrs. T, J. Fitzmorris, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Burke, Mr. and Mrs. O.' Tag- gt the Misses O'Connor, Switt, Jackson, Cloary, Gelg, McMaton, N. Hedlan, Paul Munchoft, Moriarity, Fitzhatrick, Haye sWhite, McDermott, isbert, the Mcssrs. W 3. Scanlon, J, M. Mullen, B. J. Scannell, W R. O'Shaughnessy, C. Hayes, J. C. Swift, T T, Downey, Amoretta, J. Frenzy, J. Moriarity, . A, White, J. McMabon, I Ward, F. H. Koesters, K. Taggert, 0. Mc- Kec, I, C. Heafey, P.' McCarthy, Anna Wildo's Birthday. On Thursday Miss Anna B. Wilde cele- brated her ninth birthday with a party to a number of her young fricnds at her home, 601 South Eightcenth. A most pleasant time was had. The little folks present were, The Misses ot Moore, Mamie Welty, Bessie Welty, Bessie Iler, Zola De- laker, Niva Shoemaker, Eva Burns, Rena Jensen, Edna Jensen, Fthel Burns, Edith Burus, Ethel Geish, ' Gussie Kooty, Je Lawrence, Sadie Leisserring, Alice Pric Mabel McHride, Mable Houston, Carrie Richards, Tessio Ryan. The Mastors Percy Jensen, 'Dick Welty, Fraukie Detweiler, Charlie Detweiler, Jay Cook, Arthur Parr, Joe Burns and Norman Ryan. Lowrle-Orocker Nupiials. Miss Anna Crocker, an accomplished southern lady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Crocker, aud George B. Lowrie, assistaut superitendent of the Moline Milburn & Stoddurd company, Omaha, were married on ‘Wednesday afternoon at tho rusidence of the W. M. Brows, on North Six THE A number of relativis and a ptimata friends wer@ prcsent. T E. Graham officiated ith stroet !(rv Rosenberg-dacohs Wedding. One of the t noted events in He circles this weck was the wedding of M Esther Jacobs to Mr, Adolph Rosenbe which event took place last Sunday evening at the synage Miss Jacobs has been @ teacher in the public schools for the last elevel and has been highly estecmed among her asaoviates. In society the young was conside ne of the most popula 1aintan: Mr. Re alar merchant of So spoken of, The supper took place at the Met rooms. The festivities lasted until the hours of morning twilight. Jan Hus Lodge Reception n of Jan Hus 1ew Metz hall on Th lod. 18 hel South Thirteenth was a brilliant and enjo wtiful hall was ablaz st orche i disce No. 5 1at the street swoctest Pythians music. from - full un seven niibe ro danced, ud in the upper hall at the suth dance. The supper banquet, the choic ad, whilo the richest ornaments decked atly to their Active The lodge has been in - cxistence less than four months, but is in a most prosper- ous condition with flattering prospects for tho faturo Mr. C. C. Vodicka is the chan cellor, other farm per bein end of the ild bett fourt The Swedish Charity Ball, The Swedish Ladies’ Relief society at Ex position hall last evening proved a grand suceess nd socially. 1,000 tickets haviug nd masqu was cleared and will be distributed among the poor of the city. The Drake Rec Mr. and Mrs. Drake gave ception to their friends on which was attended by leading social lights of the Mrs. Augustus Bosche assis Dancing was the order of the ¢ ption. delightful re- rsday even of the Mr, and viving, Miss Brandeis Some fifty of the fr Brandeis tendered her Thur: evening at her residen 4 North teenth strect od musi¢, dancing, and an elegunt luneh made the evening a most enjoyable one. eprised. s of Miss Olga A cher Party, The Misses Maggie McCarthy and Lillie ankiin entertained twelve couples at a ecucher party Friday ovening at Oliio stre Happy Twelve. “The ladies of the Happy Twelve club held their weekly coffee social at the nce of ¥, on South Tenth strect, Thurs- afternoon, and o very eujoyable after- 00U Was passed General Gossip, Captain Rustin is in New Mexico. M. J. Harris is in Missouri Vauley, Ta. M. E. Cookman has returned from Chicago. Mr. J. E. Smith, of Boston, spent the past week in Omaha. sined a number of friends Miss Iessic Martin was tendered a pleas- aut surprise party on Tuesday evening. Lu 1. Cake, ha's | has returned Six months’ absen The Concordia_soci and ball Febru: t Exposition hall. Mrs. C. A [nllnm L'.l\' a_dainty tea party to & number of friends on Wednesday after- noon Congressman_McShane left Monday for Chihuabua, N. M., where he has mining in- terests A swell dance is to be given at the armol of the Omaha Guards next Thursday evenmg. Edward A. Glenn, of Minneapolis, has been spending the past weck in Omaha Visit- ing friends. Miss Florence Silloway entertained a fow friends at the Murray Friday cvening witha social hop. Robert H. Willis has abandoned his studic: returned from school onaccountof defec- tive eyesignt, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn and Miss Angie Boyce are taking a month’s tour in castern citics, Mrs. Adolph Meyer giv to her many friends on k from 3 to 5 o'clock. The Unity Social club will_give its next party Wednesday evening, Fepruary 6, at 8 oclock, in Masonic hall. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Risdan gave a cuchre party to « number of friends at their home, on Park avenue, Friday evening. fhie Emanon elub at South Omaha now numbers fifty members. On Friday evening next the members give a phantom party Miss Nash was tendered a most elegant party on Tuesday evening. Miss Bertha Yosi ana Mrs. Gregg assisted the fair young host in receiving. Mr. and Mrs. 5. K. Perfect entertained a few of their friends at_progressive cuchre Thursday evening at their residence, 1118 fourth street. pleasant entertainment was given ‘Thursday evening last by Mrs, George S. Powell and Mrs. Butter at the store of Mr. Butter to about twenty guests, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Levy. of Bennett,Neb., arrived in town yesterday and will’ be at home to their friends at the residence of Mr, L. A. Goldsmith, 1006 Davenport street. Raymond gave a dinuer to Key. Dr, Duryen and Rev. Dr. Gunzulus at the Omaha club rooms Friday. A small party of other prominent citizens were also in at- tendance, Mrs. J. B. Nelson was tendered a pleasant surprise party on Wednesday evening at her home, 1555 North teenth _strect, that date being her birthday. Dancing was the order of the evening. Mrs. Botkin, Miss Botkin, W. 18, Millard aud wife and Miss Lockwood, a young lady from Washington, who has been their guest all winter, left Thursday morning for South- ern Califoruia, expecting to be gone about three months, Tho regular | give a banquet s a large reception iday, February s, of the Saratoga Ly- ceum last Tuesday evening at the reside of Mr. and Mis. J. C. Luke was the suce of the scason, partaking also of the nature of amusical. An unusually int pro gramme of fourteen numbers w which included renditions Miss Efie Grant, Misses uten nml Barge, and Master 'Osborn. The other feq un essay by Miss Maggio Mck ation by Miss Anna Craig, an oration by Mr. Littlefield, and a_spirited debate on thie city hall site question. Mr. H. E. Jones was the recipient of a very pleasant surpriso on Monday evening, A company of friends tool possession of his home and held high carnival until the wee small hours. Dancing and games took the time so that the hour of parting camo all too soon. An elegant lunch was served at 11, Among those presont were: Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Horshaw, Mr. and Mrs E. S. Thomp son, the Misses Dorsey, Taylor, Lake, Aiice Thompson, Jones. he ' Messrs. Cralg, MeKay, Green, Whitnoy, McKenzie, Dorsey, Oak, Littlefield, Thompson, A very pleasant surprise party was ten- dered Mr. A. Houser, Tuesday evening, Jan- uary 29, it being the occasion of his fiftieth birthday. After congratulations, some of which were offered in a very unique manner, progressive euchre was enjoyed for several houes aftor which an elegant repast was rtaken of. Among those present were Bir. and Mrs, 3. 5. Buray, Mr. and. Mg, J. H. McShane, Mr. and Mrs. D. Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs, O. Taggart, Mr. and Mrs. J, N Cavanaugh, Mr, and Mrs. M. T, Murph. Mrs. T. McShane, Mr. und Mrs, C. Bro lee, Mr. and Mrs.' Joun O'Connell, Mr. and Mrs, J. N. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. @mith, Mr. ‘and Mrs. 'Deiss, Mr. and Mrs. Stout,' Mr. and Mrs. Parks, Mr, aud Mrs. Egan. Mr. and Mrs. Goutsell, and tho Misses Creighton, Stevens, Jackson and Miller, and Messrs. Sunstrom, Murphy and Goodsell. e —— V. A. 8 L. A. Hammond starts this evening as rep- resentative of Omaha Colegian No. 124, the bi-ennial meeting of the chief Cologian V. A. 8. fraternity tobo held at Decorab, Ia., Wednesday, Feb, 6, 159, OMAHA DAILY BEE ECHOES FROM THE ANTE-ROOM News and QGossip of the Week Among the Fraternities. THE POSTMASTER REMEMBERED A Graceful Tribute to Professor Bruner—A Few Pythian Points— Doings of State Fraternitics —Other Society News, 1.LO.O. P § 0dd Pellowship had & a boom at Kearney. The embers of Buf falo lodge No. 38 were o ably sur- prised by nearly acar. load of visiting broth: ers from Wood River, Juniat nd Hastings, Wood river lodge was represented by Sam- BELLUM.uel Taylor, N. ompton, V. G.i R. H. Westcott, Harper, con.: O. B. Descoe, L, : George \W. Miller,R. S. to V. rec. sec.; H. Leon- wger, Jonn L. Ballinger, J. No. 79 was ropre members. G. Angell, Brown, Hugh Moreland, O. K. and I H. Ricket, editor of the he crowd of course was not com- WIthout & newspape A press of Hastings was also represented by Mr, A. H. Brown, of the Independent. William tin, of Pe id James T Thomp son, o1 Dubuque, fa., completed the list of visitors. At Odd Fellows hall in Hebron, there was public doub! allation of oMcors of bron lodge No. 49, and of Rebekah de gree No. 38, of the same order. The follow- ing are the ofticers of the tirst named fo ensuing term: . IR Elliot, N. G < i A, Kinnoy, s d. D. Garmire, S CE Jayne, L. S, A. Jones, Henry Werner, the IRebekah degree a $ H. Werner, A ry; M Kinney, w jamin C five M. Bennett, treusur Vesta Chapter. Vesta chapter No. 6,0. I 8., gave another £ its chagming hops last night'at Masonic hall. Among those who enjoyed the event were Mr. and Mrs. Bdwin Davis, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. Korty, Mr. and Mrs. Horton, R M. Paterson, Dr. and Mrs. Van Camp, J. A. Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Crum, Thomas Batterton, Fred_Anderson, Arthur nd dith Anderson, W. N. Nuson, Eugene Keyes, My, and Mrs, Wilson, J. H Wehrer, M. and Mr. Lichtenberg, Mf. and Mrs. Bur” rows, Misscs dennie MeClellan, Virginia Sanford, Neligh Milestone, Clara Van Camp, Mith Anderson, Nellic Smith and Fitz- K. or'p. The offiee of quartermaster to this vegi ment formerly filled by Bro. C. S. Higgins hias been vacated in consequence of the re- tirement of that gentleman from the ank. Hissuce2ssor has not as yet b pointed No. 1, Mt. Shasta and Viola, have appaint ed a committee to take charge of th bration of the twenty-fifth anniver the 19th of February. This is the outeome of the discharge of the committec formerly constituted to cover the same ground by No. 1 rendered nee y its too comprehen- sive plan of including the whole organiz- tion of the state in the ccremonies. The latter_committee was reappointed and in- cluded m the joint committee, “The jewels of honor ordercd by tne last session of the supreme lodge are in the hands of the major general for sale. The following ofticers of Eurela lodge, No. ka City, were installed last ¢ lum: J. K. C+; John DR . Fiela, M. . Audreasén, M. . Prue, 0. € Waldsmith' and J. M. ing by Farmer KK i, i Bd McCallum, M. E. 1. Taylor, 1. G.; S. Campbell, J. W. Taylor, trustee: The ball given by the lodge at Falls City WAS 8 SuCCess. K. OF H. Good Will lodge is arrauging a ball and ception for Wednesday evening, February 6, in A, O. H. hall. Rowley block.” Tesson’s or- ctiestra will furnish the music. The com- mitte : Arrangement, Messrs. J. Seltzer, Charles H. Burgess and Dotterwy’; reception, Messrs. Jacob Be stein, James Whipple and Frank O. Doyle; floor, Messrs. rd B. Weachter, Harry Reed, Da Compton, Rich- ard Carr, L all andG corge J. Selt- 3 door, cob Beilstein; dressing- room, Mes: mes Whipple and’ Frank O, Doyle. The erand maroh will be headed by George J. Seltzer and Jady. e G. 0l 0, A charter for the institution of a council of the Grand Ovder of the Orient was delivered at Chadron to & number of princes by the supreme orient of the world, who having arrived instituted Aladdin council No. 1064, The following officers were elected and in- stalled: A. (i. Fisher, O.; L. A. Dorring- ton, V. O.; L. A, Brower, H. P.; J. W. Owens, Viz; A. L. Miller, sccretary and trearurers B, N. Bottinger, A. P.i A V. Haurris, I W.; F. S. Hines, 0. W, The princes were very quietin wovking this council up, but it is now in fine working order and the princes were highly complimented by the supreme orient upon their pertinacy and assiduity in bringing about this result. ‘This, with the exception of the council to be instituted at Siduey by the supreme orient, will be the only council of this order be- tween Chicago and San Francisco. The of- ficers of tms council huve also been granted a dispensation as supreme mstituting oflicers to institute all councils on the line of the Fremont, Elkliorn & Missouri Valley in Ne- braska, Wyoming and Dakots. They have already 1eceived applications to institute four councils in this part of the state, and the order werits the popularity it is now at- taining, The principles of the organization are as follows: To recognize and assert the fact that th no exclusive possession of edu- cation, wealth or position; to eleyite man's social position; to germinate thought and gather reason from symbolism; to recognize these principles as having existed since time began; to promulgate and maistain them while we live, and to hand_down and to en- join upon posterity their existence uutil time shall be no more. 1. O P Atthe regular meeting on Friday M, E. Kerr was installed as chiof ranger. This gentleman was ranging the forests of Penn- wylvania ut tho timeof the installation of Lis brother officers. A ana A8 R, U8 The inauguration of the Ancient and Ac- cepted Scottish Rite of the United States of America in Sioux City took up the time of the local masons and of many delegates from Nebraska, other points in Iowa and other states for several days. The organiza- tion includes sixty-five charter members, Upon the conclusion of the ceremonics n inety rnrnuul sat down to @ grand banquet given n the Hotel Booge by the Sioux City breth- ren in honor of the large represeniation of distinguished visitors. Tho tables were re- lieved of many courses, cigars lighted, and tonsts responded to as follows: ‘‘Grand Lodge of Iowa” N. B. Evarts, Web- ster City; “Grand Consistory of 'Iowa,! H. Bennett, Cedar Falls; “Cedar Rapid Bodiesy) 1. "C. Barber, Cedar Rapid “*Scottish Masoury in Northwestern lowa. G. W. Hewitt, Orange City: he Candi- dates,” H. 1 Brown; “Abstract of Our Title," Colonel Hill, Council Bluffs; “Omaha Bodies,” H. P, Shumway, Owaha; “The SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 9. -<TWELV h PAGES. ROYAL EAGLE Gogdman Drug Co, 1110 Kurnam milto d s W A THost A CT Paulsen, 16th and How mte, 10th and Hicko T, 10th and Cay 1122 South 10th street A 1o, 301 North 16th Kuhn & Co,, 12 H S Dyor, Cuibertson, Chas Katser, Belloim, D1 Clark, Creston H |~Impn & G0 and Cuming W Ward, sl N Tith st Clarendon Drug Store, 3 . Schyle Laftin & Toit, Wymor i Morgan & Co, Council Blurs, Towa ey, Council Clark, Cro: Kountzian, From © Emmelcrh, | L . Omaha H A Mcho vnl\u‘\lli”l”‘ ‘i TC Hickma Tais, Neb. Jumes Kennddy, Decatur Neb. PEYCKE BROS. Co., N leed py Factory No. 2 R Mason, 14th and Cass W F Hunizky, 13t and Willlams T W Smith, No 102 S 10th St A Seh Farnam 8o immers, 2:th and Fars 11 W oolworth K Ave & Panl, 17th and Clark North 10t St berger & lark, Par and Dodge. < 11 N orth S MO Gross, 1020 Clark str. Tigas & Bireh! Fafzfield > 1AW White, Meadow ¢ 1K, Dunbar rant st Counci 1BInfrs yuncil Blufts 3 'd Clond, Neb R. O, Smith, on, Nebraska, L. M. Macklém, Fullerton, Neb aska, W Brown, Nan vundson, Hartiugton, Neb sson, Hartinet Maniel, Seribner, Neh Me uth Gmuha, Nel Chapin & catur N b WM Ha immine 1ol 1807 Take, ishop, Saunders and Lake crns, 1860 S 10th Getty, 1117 Do Chus Hin OM Crins Cornisii & 2 ith and Laks 118 Dot veet Avento £ A Co, Bl Neb nd Caf Wary's W Walker, i N 10t st L Hall, Utan, ' Neb 4 G Pilér Neb, Knowles, Siunders s, City Ao, Cotmal s itto Cavel, Friend, Nebroaska corge 1L Suiith, Newim Geo H Hirford & (0 E 1 Downs, Pender, TP Clark, Pendd Hoss I S0 Odell, B Holand, | SHmerman, S w1 Cloud New, rior, Neb iyder & K J L Schnitt, Camd Max Neer, 612 8 10th Mathews & Cunning I Fruehunf, 114 8 J N Dirake, Louis: 88 ABbott, Ash N R Wilcos, Papilliy nd Saunders n, 508 North 16th bt Amison, 1717 St Mary's Ryers, Swanton, Neb, <0 Goodman 1 Phillips, Nelizh, Ml lynats,Sutton, M Macklem, Fuller H Zimmermian, SIS Feo B Gradon, Albion, \-‘. John Tobin, Mover & Co! Philip Kean i ave, Plttsmouth, N meil B, Towa, n. Conneil Blults, lows troet, Farnam strect,” FOR THE BEST CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR for S Cents. CALL ON Sole Agents, Omaha, Nebraska Any dealer purchasing 1,000 of the above cigar can have his name in the thls advertisement The HUSSEY & DAY COMPANY Supreme_ Consistory,” G. A. Trambes’ Mears, Mich. 'The home members con- ributed interesting talks, and Mr. Crane, of Councill Bluffs, made the concluding tpecch in happy and felicitous style. A0l 0w The newly elected officers of Arapahoe lodge No. 104 were alled as follow [} Child, master workman W. N. Bowman, foreman; Carl Roth, oversee: A. Alber recorder: J. W. Eyans, receiver; . D. Beach, financier; Charies Pratt, guide: J. Wagner, inside watchman; R. H. Bellam outside watchman. The lodge is starting outwith its best foot for encouraged with prospects of numbers and usefulness, increase in The officers of Gould post No. 216, at Re- vublican City: of Belmont post No. 17 Wakeficld, and of Mission Ridge post No. 149, at Greenwood, w; installed last week. There was an cmo\ahl(- dinner and camp- fire at Dawson. On Washington's birthday the Harvard wiil dance and sup, post at and AL M County Superin- tendent Bruner is to- day one of the happi- est and proudest men in Owaha. Last V week Mr. Bruner cel- ebrated the forty. eighth anniversary of his birth, and St. Johw’s lodge of Free- masons, to which he belongs, gave him a great surprise. It came m the shape of a past master’s jewel, studded with diamonds, richly carved and appropriately engraved. or made the presentation speech AR ter: 1 desire to say words touching a matter that lies close to the hearts of us all. In_doing so 1 shall ad- dress myself directly ® a member of this who is well kiown in_every Masonic > circle inour growing city, He is a pular in our fraternity in the state of raska; & pillar that unites in itself all the and harmonies of the orders of hitecture which he often eloquently de- scribes in our middle chamber work; for he is doric 1n the strength and ability with which he labors among us; Ionic, in the gracefulness and ease of the performance of his duties, and Corinthian, in the beauty of his devotion to Masonry and in his exempli- fication of his many virtues. Brother J. B. Bruner, I refer to you. we are correctly informed, you will soon brate the forty-eighth anuiversary of your birth. For the earnest, faithful man a birth- day is a perion for pleasant retrospection and sonal joy; for his friends, it s an occa- 1 for congratulations and expressions of You have had many such many an- and many of them b found mason and an ardent member u[o\n 'JLIU\UII lodge, For four years you presided over it with the punctuality, pre- cision and_dignity of the true worshipful You are now serving In a minor of- > in the same spirit_and with the same ion to your lodge. As entered ap- ntices we have had your aid and encour- as fellow-crafts we have re- ceived your insel and admonitions; and as master masons we have enjoyed your friendship and brotherly love, It’is, there- fore, but naiural that we should seck a chan- nel through which to express our gratitude and to tender our best wishes on this happy anniversar And this we now do in a4 way that we trist we ean never forget and that yon will always remember with gladness, Here in open lodge, st the conclusion of our labor in one of the noblest of tasks, the rais- ing of a master wason, I have the Vlcn»uru of adorning you with this handsome badge. It comes to you from the friendly hands and warm hearts of ‘your brothers in St. John's lodge, not simply s a reward for your as sistance and services, but rather as an en during manifgstation of their esteem, and of theiy appreciation of your devotion to the principles of their order, Wear if, my brother, on all fitting occasions, for ngthing more becomes a man then the fokens of the aprobation of those who knew him, Wear it, my brother, for our sake; and thisou cun do, T assure you, with the proud ol sness that no man on earth weirs o badge more honorable, or more significant, than this radiant )u\\ul It is wasonic in its ferm and almost divine in its expression of brotherly love. We will join in tendering our hearty congratulations, trusting that the God of all true masons will bless you and grant you many 4 yoar for the enjoyment of your order, and of the fruits of & full masonic life, e Modern Woodmen. There was a regular meeting Wednesday night which developed features of unusual interest to the members. A jnumber of the sturdy wielders of the fraternal and social axe spoke of methods calcu- lated to clear away the jungle of ignorance, superstition and prejudice that has grown up around the natural fraternal and social impulse of man. Doubtless the utterances gave impetus of weight to the labors of the order. Messrs. Lydick and Bachman and a visitor from Kearnay 124 @ appropriate selections that were well ceived. At the pany of Bluflites appearcd, and ( and instituted a rank of the Prinee of Oricnt. Neighbor Cole took a de: enjoyment that was oni sense of the humorous sit among the assemble The [uHu\nnu is @ list of the oficers of the CH. MeCoy gerand pastin; izier; J. T, T. Lydick, grand e, grand wardsmany Ge nd’ videt M. Bacumw ary; M Kobeleno, , grand_padishes Dr. L. Yates, werand sect urer; J. H. manijulato “The ball and banquet of I 120 of Couneil Bluffs on Tuesday alarge attendance from Oniaha, contingent will appear at the Mills at 8:30 p. m. sharp and take the motor. affair promises a pleasant evenin, grand zel Camp will attra At a meeting of Red Cloud Camp No. 60 ¢ elected and ir the follow! stalled for & officers the ensuing y : D. . Trunkey, adviser; -, banker; C. F. Cather, Paliner, oscort Masou Fisiier, v . H. Whitson, sentry. [ G Life. Phiiadcdphia Ledger. 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