Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 16, 1892, Page 12

| GREAT SPECIAL OFFERING. OF NEW GOODS TO BE SOLD GREATLY BELOW A BOUGHT, INTRINSIC VALUES. DRESS GOODS Golored Diaganals 3%e. Only a limited quantity, enough for one day's trade, 40 inches wide, all good goods. Irredescant Serge 50e. Rich looking, suitable for hous= or street wear., 40 inch- es wide, one of the most sty- Yish of the scason’s fabrics. Starm Serge 85e. 40 inches wide, colors navy green,saphire, draband French gray, For intrinsic worth and wear-resisting (ualities ric made can equal this one. Mixed Cheviot $1.00. We in claiming this cheviot to be ac- tually worth st.50. It is 54 inches wide and in Yull range of stylish mixtures. Chevron Serges $1.33, Selected and desirable col- ors. 52 inches wide. A beau- tiful texture and very popular, Scotch Tweeds $1.50. These cloths impress you with a feeling of honesty in weave, durability, eflective blending of colors and a pleas- ing harmony in its complete- ness. 54 inches wide and only $1,50 a )drd. , no fab- do not exaggerate comes a Bargam Bagemenl Blg New Store 1\()1{ \1(;\1)’\\ 10 quart b shpins + .o o o 180 12quart i dish pans <190 nd 350 goods, Wood Fibre, Paper Mache, Japanned ANt TlN TRAYS and privato use, e3 for This Week. AN NIl | Weare ov od Our sty autif almoat erstoe nd must untoad. i, our assortment OCTOBI R'S \Ll’ll\l TIDE Weddings That Have Tllumined the Week Just Ended, SOCIETY ROUSES FROM ITS LETHARGY ¥y at the Madison — edding Anniversary— Movements and Whereabouts of Woll Known Peoplo. This is the season of the honeymoon, a sea- son that never grows old or stale and takes ng account of tue thermometer. As defined by Johusox, tha honeymoon is *‘the first vear after marriago when there is nothing but tenderness und love,” a defimition which shows that the worthy doctor, much as he was posted aboutotherthings, kuew notiing about it, for the honeymoon 15 a mouth, & year, or forover, just as the mated ones elect. It is in theso latter century days considerea to extend over tne period of a calendar month from the date of the marriage. It has to be admitted that many toke their honeymoons the Koghshman is said to take bis pleasure—sadly. Instoad of happie ness it is often mado up of jars The notable wedding of the week, and which gives promiso of a glorious houeymoon, will be that of Miss Mubel Orehard sod Mr, Wil- lism H, Wyman. ‘This is of course owing to e personal popularity, social eminence and wealth of both of the parties. - 'I'he wedding, which is to bo a eneysanthemum cere- mony, will be colebrated at 8§ o'clock Wednosday evening av Trinity cathedral, Rev. Mr. Fleotwood of Chicago, a relative of the groom, officiating. The bridesma’ds will bo Miss May Dundy, Miss Loura Hongland, Miss Belle Dewey, Miss Kathleen Pomphrey of Kuoxville, fenn., Miss Blanche McKenna, Miss Daisy Doano and Miss Lizzio Hooker with Miss iielene Wyman as the maid of nonor. Mr. Henry Wyman wlil assist as best man and Mr. Frank Hamilton, Mr. Charlos Sauudets, Mr. Pierre Garncau, Mr. Dan Morgan, «Me Bartlott Richards of Chadron, Mr. Veelo and Mr. Barnes of Miuueapolis, Mr, Barton und Mr, Will Cartan as usboers, In honor of the.approachiug v 0 1L thoukht that dinaer will be given Mr, Richards for Mr, W by an at the club Mon- day evening. On Tuesday Miss Dewey will give a cotillon from 4 to7. There may bo another function for the weadwg party Monday ufternoon, but this has not been definitely deciied upon. Last night *“The Fleet” gavea dinver at the Omabs club for Mr, Wymwan and My Cartan, the former who is about to “embar! upon new and untried seas,” the lattor hay fug safoly “weathered the galo and reached port at last.’ Commodore Luswr 3 sided, being the only man who has his timbers” and danoed a hornpipe on board. 1n addition to Captain Lawren ; ‘Wyman and Mr. Cartan, the other members of *“The Fleel” present were Mr. Saunders, Mvr. Dudley Smith, Mr, Dan Farrell, Mr. A, B. Hudson, Mv, Bartlett Ricuards. Twelve courses were on the menu, and as ono *Jack tar” rewarked early in the woraing, “this salling on the prairié is not what its cracked Ty e e A Caroation Wedding, The bright October wedding aays are here and until the present wonth draws to a close marrioges will be all the rage, for Octover is peculiarly the nuptial month, even more so _Ahan June, and every year a greater numb of weddings take plave during its wellow and radiant days. Ouo of the very prettiest wed- dings of this nuptial tide was the marriage of Mr. Jobn Herbert Pardes of Buffalo, N, Y., and Miss Grace West Perine, Tuesday eveulng, st tne residence of the bride’s aronts, Mr. “und Mrs. P L. Porias Dodge street. In howor of ll. occasion the house was brulantly decoratod with flowers, carnations, piuk and ‘Wwhite, everywhere predos sppearance of & ot utended, Inating, giving the arnation wedding,” the The mautels uwud nooks throughout the roomy home of were abiuze with color, while tho library which the ceremony ook placo was & bowe! of pink and green, the deep bay window on the east being banlted with tail palms, a canopy of smilux siving a very pretty effect (0 the sceue. T'ne entire alcov was decor- ated with hot house nblants, tho pulms bemg arraveed in tiors 10 the top of tho ureh, with smilax gracetully festooning tne ceiling, At 7:30 0'clock in the prosonco of a large number of zuests tho wedding procession en- tered the room. two proity young girls, Miss Mary Wood nud Miss Hette Deniso, sus- pending the ribbous through the parlor to the improvised altar. Immediately following camo the bridesmaias, Miss Perine and Miss Margarer Williams, then two hittle cousins of the bride, Mary ‘and Gertrudo Schermer- born, and lastiy the bride and groom. Mr. Hans Albert, the well kuown violinist, and Miss James at the piano played the Lo wedding chorus very effecuvely d the progress of the oroccssion, and during the corewwony Mr. Albert beautifully improvised with the 1 avch as uis motif. Rev. Tho of Chicago, and officiated, the impre the Porines $1a)), @ Drosbyterlon divine an 0id friend of the family, particularly becn for emiony being he bride, who has ono of Omaha's social ming and lovavle girl, wo il wedding gown of heavy whi trimmed with duchesse lace, the bemng greatly banced by u girale of pearls, calin lily trimwi butterflies, the long tulle veil pretuly cavght upon tho head with white curna- tions, forming a erown around the beautiful brown huir, and sho carricd @ bouquet of whito carnutions, which luter wero di tributed wiwong her friends as souyve: s of a very happy oceasion, Miss Perine, the first Dridesmaid, wore & dainty costume of white Bedford erepo with pearl passe mentevio and carried red carnations; Miss Williams, the secend brigesmaid, and one of tho beauties of our social lifo, graced a handsome costume of white tuffeta with a bodico of crepo lisse, a deep laco ruftio fall- ing from tho neck, which with a corounet of pearls and a bovauet of pink carnations wade a very effective tout ensomble. Miss Wood and Miss Denise wore white walla zowns with whiw slipoers, while the two little girls, Mary and Gertrudo bhermerhorn wes in mulle “Greenaway gowns. clusion of the ceremony, the Me wedding march was beautifully r the guests went forwerd to join in consratu- lations. Just before theurrival of the guests mvited o attend tha reception the wedaing party went into the dining room where delicious ices and refr 1enLs wes sorved, tho table beimg ba lely oiuue wented with ribbons and il AL 11 o'clock the tho room to anpoar later in he * gown of durk blue diagoual with hat to mateh, Mr. and M Pardeo taking the 1130 train over the Burtington for Chicago, where, ufter spend g a few aays, thoy goon to Bullalo, their future dwelliniz place, Mr. Pardee boir rising attorney of rhat city. November 1 they wi tome at A6 Breckeuridge str I'hie presonts we . i room i thoir use. Kuests were invited 1o th and veception: W. L. Adum Mrs. P, H. Allen, Mr, Baleh, the Misses Bualeh, . K. Brown, Mrs. Mary Botkin, M Apple, Denver, Colo., the M win, Couticil Bluffs, H. Boag aud’ Mrs. 5. H. H, Clark, Hoxie Clavk, St, Louis, Mr. aud Mrs. 5. It. Callaway, ‘Toiado, O., Mr. 4. T. e, Miss Clarke, Mr. John Clarke, Mr. Will Cia , Mrs. D. C. Coilier, Miss Hettie Collier, TI'homas A, Creigh and family, Mrs. L C kson, Mr. and Mrs, Fravk'Colley, Dr. and My, J. C. Denise, Mr. snd Mrs. Wilson Dennett, J. B Markol, Mr. and Mrs. G, W. E. Dorsey, Fremout; Willinm Duliies, New York: Mrs. Faony Goldsmith, Rev. and Mrs. W, o, Hursba, New York; Mrs. Julia Huntington, Mr. Arthur ou the second story being setapart for “I'he following 2dding Huntingdon, M Mrs, Coarles Hunlmud\‘m. K, }!'l lla:‘:l- ings, Mrs. Hugh = Himpbe Mr, and Mrs. Howard Kenuedy., Mr. and Mrs T. C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. A, (., nedy, Chicago; Miss Kennedy, Mr. Howard Ken- nedy, §t.. J. C. Keuvon, Latdwins. ville, New York; Mr. aod Mr A Lomax, Mr. and Mrs. M. L: Roedor, Ithou, Jonesboro, Tenn,: Mr. Foster ithen Mr. C. H. Howard, New York; Dr, and Mrs, Bradloy Evaustov, Til.; Charles Harvoy, Knoxville, Tenn. Wood Detroit E. Welis und fawlly Duldwinsyille; Jumes engrin | OMATA DAILY BEE: e MORSE DRY SUNDAY OUTOBER 16, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGE G00DY COMPANY. System of Selling Every Aticle at a Small Profit, but of a Thor- oughly Reliable Quality is a Ruling Principle of this Firm. Bt the mills can produce At 95¢ vales comforts, heavy standard en co front and back, Persian designs, 75 inches, only 9 At $1.50 5bales comforts, f | turkey rod quilting, sizn rured back, neat inches, price $1.50. At $2.00 5 cases comforts, fine satine, beautiful patterns in light and dark colorings and fipured silkalene linings, size G8x75 sutine, G inches, (OMFORTABLES . The present is the best time to pur- chinse bed comforts as we are ove stocked with tho best values in comforts | % satine front, and strong and filled with white butting; back .m.l claborate quilting, size BOYS CLOTHING. Two Piece Suits. qualities. lntest ¢ servicon ie wool fabri CIAL PRICE, Sizes 4t Linen Waist White only, 82 and £235 qualities, #hitly overstocked and to offe @ you chole Wo ar aquick sal of both Lots nt $1.2 oach, Boys’ Kilt Suits, price 32 | ! } 5 eases comforts, finest imported sat- , rich e vique designs, plain Every suit In this fot is st fast colors, ] ctly Former pric Salo bezins tomorrow. Eiderdown Comfor'ts 598 b of th each, Tomorrow we will down comforts at & 1 Fiderdown Comforts $5.00 all wo They we: 20 only, served. Pirst come, 50, now $5. e $7. 2 $5.00 You had first BO) s’ O\or(,odts We nextraeffort to move Lig of overcaits, much too large for th advanced seuason, T st be sold, an quickly. To dothis o p mode ¢l Tomorrow v tra ues ut 250 and malkin Boys' Neckwear. A new foatt third floor, you wil} find them very att 1 many styles t wher 1etlvy Starlight-Saxony Yarn, 18c¢ 0 pounds of blawknnd cream white, doy oniy at this prices Saxony Yarn, 10c. the same qualit Bluck you piy id cream White, 5¢ for elsewhere. i Daisy Hosiery, ve you 1wo lots, ex- i this department on our | you cannot get else- for one Men's Negzligee Shirts 50c. Made of Amoskeng domet en colors—not stamped. loth, wov- H0¢ each, Men’s Neckhes 25¢. 50c silk four-in-hanc Men’s Half Hose 25¢. Tan colors onl faet colors, double high spliced heels, Men's Heavy Wool Socks 25¢. Gray and camel’s hair colors, Australian wool, all sizes, 25c in quality tecks and | combod maco yarn, soles und toes and pura a pair. Men’s Underwear $1.75 A special ribbed, ment, drive, fine quality tan_color, all wool, actually worth $2.50, Men’s Night Shirts 89¢ Tomorrow we will again sell 50 dozen of our justly celebratea She night shirts, the best fittin we r oand washing garment to be found in the city of Omaha, Actual value $1.25 each. derby $1.75 a gar- Our fall importation just re- 4w/ ceived yesterday, in bond to Omaha direct trom Chemnitz, Germany. Tomorrow we place 150doz- en on sale, two numbers, bet- ter values than we have ever offered before. It ¢ 25 Jay Prices 20 and 3¢ a Pai. The Daisy brand we control | for Omaha, are stainless fast Prazie, Baldwinsville; S. C. Suydam, Bald winsville; Charles Dow, Toledc Schenck, Toledo; Mrs. Kmma € Jers P. Davis, 012, Marion, Mass.; family, Mes, Willaui Flemming, N oon. 1 Robort Perine, 3 Dewint Perne and family, Ful- York; Norton Perine and family crs [King Perine and family, Lysan® Anron Perine, D troit; N rah Da- oW Auburn, , Ne lumll\ 53¢ \\L i1 nnd family, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. N Mise Laura 5 Suarp, Mr. Honry C, Sharp, Dre. and Mrs. George ‘Tilden. . and Mrs, Warren Switzler, 1. P, Welsh, Fort Washakie, Wyo.: Mr, and Mrs. Warner L. Welsh, Council Bluffs; Mv. and Mrs, L. B Williams, Miss Margaret” Witliams, iide Wilsou, Mr. and_Mrs. A. P, Wood, Mrs. C. B. Wells, Mrs. 5. O. Welsh, Miss Bessio Wilson, General Thomas \Wilson, Miss Mar- garot Wilson, Mr.and Mrs. C. k. Yost, Miss Yost, Clark Melean and family, Mr. and Thomas M William Milne, Li 11.; Mus, Lawrence Par and famil ort; Henry Brooklyn; 1ast ¢ linmstown, D Y. ; Miss Mar M Mrs. ieport, Loc r Marshall, 1za McLean and family, 1. B. bn Purdee, Ly. Liysander, werman, Bufalo, Buffalo; Rev. Wil Potrie, 1 vanklin, Prof. and . DBeneaict, Clinton, N, Perine, Hartford; Itev, (o] Clinton, Wintield, N. Y.3 Chicago: Dr, George L, ) Briggs, Mr. and Mrs, 1. Riall, Captain and Mrs, H. B. Larson, Thomas W, Miss Mitnie Wilson, M. and Mrs. L. Wood- bridge, Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Cooley, Mr. and Murs, William 17, Allen, Mr. and Mrs, Emory Cobb, Dr. and Mrs. Miiroy, Mr. and Mrs. J, 1. Christian, Mr. aid Mis, Connoll, Morrow ta Mathe- Simith, Mr, 1 Mus, Jos- N. Bubcock, aud Mrs, Dr. My aud and M the Misses Lazear, W, weesy, J. W, Bal- dridge, Mr, and Mrs, i. M. Benreu, Mr. and My eorge H. Boggs Mrs. Clinton Mmr, Clinton H., Briggs, Gen- and Mrs, BBrooke, Mr, and Mrs, Truman Buck, Miss Klla Bracker, Mr, and Mrs. D, W. Busnuoell, i Crombie, Mr. and M . 8. Car- and Mps, C. K. Coutant, rirude Chambers, Mr, and Mrs. J 3, Mrs, T, B, Cuming, Mis, Detw id Miss Cury, Mr s, H. A nk Kenourd, Miss Belle Dowey, Mr. , Mr. Deuel, , P. 13, Huston, Miss May 1 Mr T, Eastman, Mr. aloouor, Pore and Mrs rd, Mo, A, Gillespie, 204 s, Thomus & y, K. b Gateb, Mr aod Mvs, uinger, Goneral and Mrs, Hawley and the Misses Hawley, Mr. and Muos, I, L. Hafler, Mr. and Mrs, Will C. Humilton, Miss Jennie Hanscom, Miss Susio Hill, Wnd Mrs. G, M. Hiteh, Mr. und Mrs, G. W. Holdrego, Mr. and Mrs, A. P, Hopkins, Mliss Mary Hulst, Mr, und Mrs. H, M. Jumes and tho Misses James, Mr. and Mrs, Guy 1 . D, ughs, H. S. Rollius, Miss Ada Shophard, and Mrs, John L. Kt Norman Kuho, Mr.and Mrs, Thomas isumball, Miss Bugenis Kontze, Mr. and Mrs. W. (. Maul, Nathan Merriam, Mrs, Auna Millard, the Missos Miltard, J. H. Millard, Miss Jossie and Mr. Alfred Millard, Licutenant Harry Morford, U. 8. A., Mr. und Mrs. W. V, Morso, Mr. and M Mandorson, Colo- nel Mason, "Mercer, Mr. aud Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Millard, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Muuroe. Mr. and Mrs. P, J. Nichols, Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Orr, Mrs. Murcus Parroute, W. L. Pavrotie, Mr. and Mrs. J. N, H. Patrick, Robert Patrick, Joho Pas Yick, Mr, wud Mrs. M. 1. Patrick, Mrs. Bur- dette, Dr. Pinney, A. J. Povpleton nad tho Missos Pooploton, Mra. Sarab Pricoe, v, aud Mrs. George . Pritchard, O, N. lRamsey, James Ikisk, W. T. Robluson, Miss Ross, Mr. James I{oss and M Cathering RRoss, A L. Reed, Mrs. Heien C. Smith, Miss \,mu authard, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stad- E Soerwood, Miss Mary Suerwood, Me Wod Mre. Thomas Swobe, Jawcs B. Sheean, : IR An Informal Hop, In honor of Miss Murguerite Hamao of Ceaar Ravids, one of the prettiest young women who has honorad Omaha by a visit in years, and a great favorite in our social life, a very delightful dancing party was given at tho Maaison Monday evening. Hastily plauned and with verbal invitations given, the hop was oneof the most thoroughly enjoyable ous of the autuma season and was a casunt reminder to the young lady that haa a uost of adwmirers in tho Gate City. The dimmng room of the apartment house was converted into a ball room, and with & band of §six pieces the youui men and women found inuugurate . the season of soc ments. The alcoves and porches afforded many pleasant tete a tetes and toward tho close of the evoniug “tar-ra-boom-de-ay” had to be resorted to by the band to avouse the enthusiasm of the guests. As one man ex- vressed it, *This 1 the only ty I have ever attended where I would like to dance with every girl present,’ and that seemod to have boen the ruling thought with all the men in atte ce. By reason of its 1nformal- ity and the congenial spirit which provailea, the party wasabsolutely charming. The girls wero all pretty, many of them weariug new gowns, und altogether 1L was an 1deal night. Miss Haman, a strikingly pretty girl, of the brunette typn, wore a dainly gown of blaclk chiffon trimmed with pink, a tiara ot wold with o pearl star in the conter setting off tne bewitehing hoad. Miss Curtis, who 1s even handsomer than two seasons ago, when she made her debut, wore a sieet costume of blue silk and blue net, white roses. Miss Doune looked the ideal society giri in white mulle trimmed with pink ribbos very simplo gown but ono in_every via, coming 1o the daughtor of u judge. Mis> I3mily Walkeley, another of fortune’s favorites, wore a white Swiss costumo over plik. Miss Nelsie Hughes, tall and fair, graced agown of whito sili, Miss ['ritza Baruard woro @& proetty bluck and ligat blue chiffon. Miss Maoel Bulcombe wore a graceful dress of prok silk and chiffon. Miss Margarer Williams graced a hand- somo new gown of white cbina silic trimmed with black and yellow. One of tho most attractive girls present was Miss Pomphrey of Kuoxville, who is to ofticiate as one of the bridesmaids at the Wyman-Orchard wedding, Sho was cos- tumed in & gown of \Vl" ilk with lacs Miss Dewoy, n v y youug womun, who is soon to her” friond. Miss Ocehard, Lo the proteation of Mr, W woro a costume of blacls;which becomes hor well, Miss Chambers may with entire propriety ug @ little frock of gray mulle trimmed witd white chiffon, so and pretty was it in its simplicity. s Grace Himebaugh wore black eash mere with biue trimmiag about the throat. Miss Silloway was inibrown and white | When ten vears more have gently rollea strined sill, wway, Mrs Dan Wheeler loogod particulariy '..\ml brough oand your siiver wedding duy, handsome 1n @ costvme of funcy striped | We bope izain to conie. & happy thronz T To cclebrato the duy with dance and sonz. Miss Baleomoo wora white trimmed With | yyo following euests were present: M, Atnong tho othors who woro thoro were: | 44 Mus. A, & laymond. My, uud Ms. (4 Mr. and Mrs. Cherles Warnner, Mr. and | yo 0 “{' B S Havey Mrs. 1. Winll, Colonotjiud Mes. 5. 5 Curtis: | 1 awrie, Mr. and Mrs, Gieorgo A, Josivn, Mr. W cton Mt Bulohd Siss Toraiiat, . M | and Mrk, D, H. Ledwich, Mr. and Mrs, E. Whoolor, Miss BulchiMiss Thedo Baleh, | 1) 'vay Gourt, Judge and Mrs, Macomber, Mr. McMillan, Mr. “Saanders, Mr. Pierre | D 8% G5V JHKe B e o ok Gacneau, Mr, Will Doste, Mr. Clark ang “" Charles & Mr. and Y TR R Mr, Chat Redick, Mr. Bert Cook, Mr. Apt | Mrs. Charies Hua o e , Me. Zug, Mr. Wilsou, Mr. Will Wake- , it oa, Mr. Cole, Mr. Belaridge, Mr. Ciapp, Captain Crowder, Mr. Berlin, Mr. Bookm!lle Southmuyd aud Adawms, Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock the mar- riage of My George M. Soutbmayd, of the fiem of Soutumayd & Bunpell, and Miss Helen R. Adums, was solewmnized at the resi- dence of tire bride’s brother, Mr. Will W, McBride, 1003 North ‘Twenty-ninth street. The wedding was very beautiful, the wed- ging march by Mendelssohn beig played by Mr. Bunnell. - The brido was preutily gowned in a cream silk eotraine, and carried u bouquet of bridal roses. After the cer mony & wedding supper was served. The bride and groom ieft on a short trip to St, Louis_and other points, and will be ut home atter Novembor 1 6t 1442 North ghteentn streot. Among thoso preseut were: Mr. aud Mra. George Adams of Warren, O, father and mother of the _bride, 5 . i ds double fold I dozen tomorrow at the reduced a dye 2 V' ) g ce il | oL r ,|Plack dye and without a peer wixed choviots in price of 15¢ each; limit, 6 to cach custo- for durability. Tt e L o hrow kabe | sners Rev. aud Mrs. Cramblet, Mr. and Mrs, O. | guest of Mrs. W. Howland, 11u1 South [ has been secured to sing at the Worla’s fair W. H and Mr: llmhm,.\lr Twenty-ninth stree next yeur. Mr, Kronberg visits this v und Mrs. E Mr. and Mrs. Geol . Florenco Huson of Detroit, Mich., is | onee a week to teach voeal to a large num | Hutchison, V154 GlinsToar Aot kvt ing Mrs. J. N. Brown ber of pupils of the Omaha Conservatory 03 Mr, and Mrs, ton, Miss Nan Laucaster, Miss Clay- ton, Miss Tay Thomas, Miss castor, Mi Launcaster, Miss Dragoo, Miss R W. . Winter, M . Hun- od Durbin, M Do Bord, Smith, Mr. &) A , Mr. Jay v, . M. Bunnell. Anuiversa. Crystal Tu honor of their fifteentn wedding anni- versary Mr. and Mrs. B, F ik Reynolds gave o beautiful reception at their cozy home in Florence on Tuesday evening. ‘The houso was glorious 1n autumnal colors, roses, smi- lux, palins being everywhero, and later the guests had the pleasure of dancing in the pumping station of the water works, over which Mr. Roeynolds holas a magic wand. Mrs. Roynolds was assisted in receiving by her nicce, Miss Beebe, of Brooklvn. N. Y., the formor wearing a lovely gown of India sili trimmed with duchesse lace, Miss Boebe a bluck crepe do chine with jet passemen- terio, Mrs, 1. 8, Jaynes was vory handsome in black cut velvet trimmed with canary bro cade silk, ontraine, Mrs. George L. Ffisher wore a striking gowa of red crepe with iace trimming. Mrs. Seavey, policodepartment, b ife the chief of the re a pretty costume of k and canary sillk; diamonds, . Leese wore white silk, trimmed with chiffon. Thord wWero many pr and Mrs, Reyuolds, o punch bowl belag one of presentod by Mr. H. S, place 1n the following clever hnes: We've met tonight, upon Missouri's brink, Where at pumps foree the water that we droic, With mirth AWy And celebrate your fifteonth wedding day, ents vecoived by Mr. beautiful cut glas: them, which was Jayues of Kountza and dance to whilo the hours non the sen, ms 10 ho: ildren To you, our host, onc Your happy howe sweot With fair, foud wifo for two To tuke the pluce of loving, loyal crow. How strango slavi Onee souzht 1o hurl you to an oce: Your zallant ship Iv wreexod in p And now It scampers at your beek unda o It seems—that water now your arave; ar sauall, i ) time our hydrants show 1ts awful forc ( to know you drive it 1n its course, Ana drink your heaith in vintage of the sand, Thunkful (0 find there's water In our land. So that If and wif, to Kountzo I his L 5 50, s roll, weo friends” we've de non | © and for th and pu cozy “lunch. Craig, Chiof aad Mrs. avey, Mr, and Mrs, Enders, Mr, and Mrs, Wattles, Mr, aad Mrs, 5. D. Lees, Mr. and Mrs, Bates, Mr. and Mrs. ge . Iisher, Mr. and Mrs, G, Ravmond 'Lr, aud Mrs. J. J. Gibson Dr. d Mrs. W, Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs Howard, Mr nnll Mrs. Fred Engel, Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Lenmer, Mr. und Mrs. E. V. Lewis, Mr, and Mrs. H. 5. Javoes, Mr. and Mrs, 1. G. Clork, Mr. and Mrs. J. Never, Misses Boudinot, Van Court, Boyee, Rich, Tuain, Reymond, Bates, Lantry, Bruce, Miss iowe of Pennsylvania, Messrs. Heath, MacDrugal, Woodwerd, orterfield, Beach, Knouse, Howe, Coombs, Cantlie, 'Iult) Van Court, Houdinot, Boudoib, Bradbry, Bruce. With Wall K Lieutenant Bookmilier adroad. Mrs. Dr. Duryea left on Wedaesday even- ing for a Lrip 10 tho east. Mrs. H. G, Burt went to' St. the first of tho Weok. Mrs. . R. Buroell of Mioneapolis is the wn People, bas returned from Paul, Miop,, |CARPETS-- One of the Omuhn, your while to see, is the ull kinds \pl 1yed attr “stmo Everybody is 1d spartment without fee a single arti Fourt e. of carpets, rugs, ete actively in our invited to go through this i 1 great sights in and one that is worth magnificent stock of + Whiceh are dis- superbly appointed 1g constrained to buy }“l(\(\l'. UPHOLSTERY DEPT. BRASS RODS' For Vostibulos, 1-4 inch 2'ic per foot. 3-8 inch 4c per foot. Vestibule Brass Brackels, Just Half Price. Teand inch sizes, 1 il CHENILLE CURTAINS. B4, 58 neat rich hoavy no Dado. wid aualit Piain clieniile curtain fnches wide, heavy vala botton, nality now - B7.2 curta Ly fring ). n O B11.25 Plain flax velour curtiins, 313 yards long. | Inehes wido, decp kngtied frinio top and b tom, all good colors, #17.5) quality worth i yards long, 50 and co fringe top Dado rnille inclies wide, b quaiity now &, rds lon \d bottor lon Miss Mary Stephens 1 visiting Miss Ireno Simpson of Nebreska City Miss Sharp and Miss 1da from Denver on lust woek. Mr. Frank Hamilton has been absent on a bunting trip since Mond Miss Annio Funke of of her sistor, Mrs. J. 1. Baum, Mrs, Henry Gibson has returned from a threo months’ stay in Colorado. Mr. J. Williams of Williams & C spending the weok in Chicago. Sharp returned Lincoln is the guest s is Dr. and Mrs. Footo are very happy over the birth of a daughter on Frid, Mrs. M. C. Nichols left for a visit with friends in Pennsylvauia on Thursday. Miss Helen Smith entertamned §a few friends v nformall; turday evening. Miss Nash and her friend Miss Audette left Wednesday for aweek's visit in Donvor. Mr, and Mrs. Elm Frank ontertained a few friends at dinner on Thursday evening. The eng: ment is announced of Dr. Charles Iosewater and Miss Clara Schles- ing Miss May Dundy, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Newmian, is expected homo to- morrow. Mz, A. D. Morse is recovering fror an ili- ness which has kept bim for threo weeks in the house, Mr. and Mrs. Georee 1 at the T . Chn the week Mr. and Mrs. roception fr. November 4. Mrs. Lowis Reed of Omaha is in New Yorkand was o guest at tho wedding of Miss Mabel Smith, Mvrs. Bigelow of Chicazo is cousin, Mrs. Henry Iistabrook, sho has been m times past, Miss Murguerite Haman of Cedar Rapids, who has been the guestof Miss Lynn Curtis, left for her home on Tuesda; Mr. A. E. Hutchinson, stationer of the on Pacific, was married on Wednesday to Miss Cochran of St. Thomas, Cun, Miss Anna B. Elder of Sioux City, In., bas returned homo aftor a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs, (. Y. Candish, Mrs, J. K. Houso and daughter, Miss Mil- dred, left briday for Chicago. Miss House will remain some time with friends. Mr, Wing B. Allen and Mr, John Wilson Battin wilt leave for Chicago toduy to attond the dedication of the World's fair, Mr. aud Mrs, John A MeShane will give a reception Saturday evening, Decomber 10, on their roturn fi ) oxtendea wedding trip. Joslyn wore rog- ago, tho first of Har Chiris m S untit 11, 1 an announce a iday evening, visiting her whose guest Mr. L. D, Fowler and family loft Thursday evening for Washington st to spond the winter. Miss Helen Fowler is at Brownoll Hall. Cobtain H, E. Palmor has returned from New York, whera ho ipanied his daugnter, Miss Clara, who ontered Miss Grabam’s school Mr. Bonjamin I, Hughos and Miss Naunie Shinile wore married at Ht. Louis, Tuesday, Qctebor 4, They aro at tiome at 2010 Daven purt street, Omata, Mr. and Mrs. Allen I{ector gave a recep- vion for Trinity M. 1. Sunday school Thurs. day evening. Tho officers, teachers and scholars were invited, Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Yostand Miss Yost left yesterday for Leavenworth to attend th wedding of a n Miss Eugenie Tnom 10 Mr, William T. Timme of Kuusas City. Miss Boll and Miss Mao Burns left Tues- day for Glendale, O., whero they willt bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Boll's sister. Miss Hurns will be ubsent about six weoks The meoting of the Live Wednesday evouing promises 1o ba of un usual interest, Mr. A. 1. Hopkios being the spoakor of the evening, who will give “Hints on the Currency.” Issue club | Cards bave been fssued aunouncing the of Miss Emwma Adele Seliers and ward Ambrose Brown, at the resi- C I 113 North Third street, eduesday, Oghober 26, Oskaloosa, la. Mr. 5, Kironbzrg, the celebrated baritone CLOAK al ' al at fe la any house in the country, ac to our already complete as- sortment, such as L Wo are also showing several very sl bargains in Lapies’ Reany Mape Suirs, Intpox b Beaver uy Came Double shawls, otl tion, Muslin Underwear. Threo styles of gowns at 7ac C All sizes 500 Chevron Suiting 19c. C_hlldren s Waists, Musie. Mr. B. S. Whito gavo o dinner at the Bacuelor rtevs on Thursday evening in A. J. Poppleton, who has been spendin few days among her relatives in Omaha, loft last week for hor howe in Moutana. Suo was accompanicd by wh Invitations have been roc: ding_reception of Miss M an Chic Miller 1s the daughter of M formerly cago, Burlington & Quincy dent'in Omaha, A loap Mus, and 5 I T Poor Roelation”? Mr. Thirty-firth stro at dinner Pridgay evening in honor of M G. C. Evuns of Denver, Colo. Thoso pres- ent were Dr. aud_Mrs, Gilmore, Miss Bur- roughs, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Androws, M nd Mrs, A5, A o Mr. and Mrs. A, Jones, Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. P Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Chaft Holmes, Mr. « on mai reaching Om San Antonio, T accompanied the ( An the month, Seryiees at St. John's Collegiat Sunday will be in tho nuture of a ( thanksgiving, em n high mass will be coloorated and in tho evening solemn vespers and benediction, James Hooffor. S, J., president of of its delightful partics last Tuesday even- ing at im hall. The following wore Mesdam, Aus Douglas, aiil, Warde Thompson, Austin, A attend the opening fair aro Governor Mrs. Ma Mr: Hionors, Bock, of Bialr und Mrs. MeDonald of tho state come wissioners. M Patterson, Charles Coe, A. J. Sawver of Lincoln, M., H. Waeiss of Hobro B. Stewart of lhvnmllct Soth 1 Moble7 of Grand Island, A. Yale of Bassott, A. J. Vierling of Umnll-l The weddiog of Miss Mabel Smith, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Beojamih Smith, and Mr. Dudley Wolfe ok place yesterday morning in New York, ding was & v relatives and a very fe ent Miss Kdith Van Buren was bridesmaid. bride wore a costume of whito cf trimmings with white plumes. foll for ip belog omittea, ‘on S0 Vail, Mr. Fred Perle Mrs. Winthrop Raymond, erghton colle e 19, DEP'T, his departinent has attained 1 cnviable reputation for ways having exclusive and or nal styles, the workmanship d fitof the garments---per ction---while the variety is as rge wny 1 find as in you We haverceerved many new Iditions during the past week ADIES™ NEWMARKETS, LADIES™ JACKETS, RUSSIAN BLOUSE COATS, MISSES” NEWMARKE AN i ISSES™ REEFER JACKETS, Lavms’ Tey Gowss, rED MaciNrosis, Sitk Warsts and Lavies” Frassen Waists. SHAWLS. wls our assortment has Dy varied in styles. voversible we offor at $3. never 30 and ) to 810, s hair, from $ 84 wo i 50 1o $18, 20 to 89, and many wer finer grad nmable to men- . worth $1 orset Covers. and all price: ind upwards. hildren’'s Drawers. m 1 to 12 yenr: from 1 to trimmed \\'i!h and em- L only 25 from so tucks 15¢ ank W.Oner. Those presert John Wiison Battin, Mr. Wing Mr. Frank W. Ober. Mr. I, N, and J. B. Smith, a niece of Mr, Miss Mary Popploton, ho will be absent for a month or more. ved to the wed- 'y Bailey Miller William Henry Ward at Keawood, 26, Monday evoning, October 31, Miss Thowas Mill nt of the Chi ailway, and resi- d Mr. weneral freignt o vear, and Mr. party, consisting of mann, Miss Conleo Mr. Humpnray, Miss Dakin and Mr. yres, Miss IKetcham and Mr. Dakin of the izer, lnughed at Sol Smith Russell in “A at the Boyd Monday F. 1616 South a few friends thoater N and Mrs, and Mrs. Wheaton o, where of tho loneraland Mrs, the 18th for Cn in for the opening i by the 224, They will bo whilo ero, of Captain and Mrs. rt Omahu, und will remain un- of the month, when they go to Wheaton will bo sister, Mrs, Ikox. has voen in San Detroit o thoy will v World's fair, neral who tonio, came up for his family tho first of Wheaton, hurch on lumbus In the morning at 10:30 sol will preach in tho morn- cholr will sing Haydn’s *Second al soloists being Mrs, I J. Lang, Captain Kinzio Mr' Kronberg lasy Himore's vand. um company guve one i Omaba with Saratoza Lyc isses ISmma Blaedill, i Botts, ( luo- sws, Cafferty, Hamilton, ! adie Keller, Swendu; Graves, Josio Bett Derby, Nugent, ster, ' Dingos, Nowton, Donaghue, 1?ack, Page, L. Pago, Kay, Math Tuompson, Lessontin, The Will take place Wendeeday, ] Ooto~ ago today to the World's Boyd, Mr. and Buclid Briger, uational commis- 1. May, Mrs. h Mrs, Htewart Chi mong thoso going 1o xercl id Mrs, M. Furnas, Mr: Josenh Garneau, riin, Mr. 1. W Langworthy of the Mr. and Mres, W Miss 1rwin of Lincoln, rs The wod quiet one, only’ immediats friends belng pres- rk was best mau - and Mr. Tracy Cl oth a lareo A breakfast at She mony, after which of white fur, and the ¢ tho bridal couple went immediately to their flat on ifth avenue, whict had been furnishcd owed them by Mr. Swith, the usual weddiug