Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1893, Page 4

; \ | The Bostonians 3ave the Bwells from a Week of Eaforced Dullnoss. PATTI COMING TO AMERICA IN AUTUMN Mrs, Onrter Gives Two Kinl Thorsday -Mes. J. K. Marciage of Miss Tuesdny 1 Baum Sehiosinger rtuing The Bostonians savea the week socially, | otherwise the past seven days would have been entirely de Mrs. Carter's luncheons and Mrs. J. E. Baum's pleasant entertainments. The an- he I aglike in apt ance to tempt st Dblase appretite. High flive i ayed during the afternoon, Mrs | ). Hughes ~ winving the Arst w eaddy, Mrs. George Hicks, tho second hit of Sevres war The guests I Dr. Rosewater. | Wheeler, old of interest except for | yji.. vas decorated artistically in white and 1, the samo colors beiug eareled out in | sefreshinents, which were sufficiontly fortunate in Charles Gr Martin Cahn | sels, Mrs. Sarson being present weore: Mrs. \, Mrs. Clinton Powell, Mrs Mrs. Albort Cahn, Mrs. Wos Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Georges | Paterson. Mrs. Warren Rogers, Mrs. Louis Bradford, Mrs. Metealf, M arimer, Mrs Williama, Mrs. Charles Sqnires, Mrs. D, H. Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Bache, Mrs Antes, Mrs, J. N. Cornish, Miss Barker, M-s. Ballantine, Mrs. McDanlcls, Mrs, Montgom ery, Mrs. McShane, Mrs, Floyd, the Misses Hawley, Mrs. [ughes, Miss Miller, Miss Latta, Miss Funke, Mrs. D. H. Goodrich Charles Smith, Mrs. Anghn, M George Hicks, Mrs. [leth, Mrs, G. 1. Gilb Mrs. George W. Loonds, Mres, (3. W, ton, Mrs. Churchill Parker, Mys, A, ‘Thomp: nual visit of the Bostonians, looked forward to with interest by hosts of people, has be- | Tuesday evening the men had an’ oppor como one the social features of OmAhA | punity to try their skill with the paste awelldom, and is quite as much of & social | boards, and the pleasure they showed in triumph as lyric period touched during the | beine iormitted to join their wives i | friends inasocial gane was in itselt n de T i { light to the fair hostess. Mrs. Colpetzer Wednesday ovening the audlenco was dis- 1 (/ou% 10 (LI Buv v Thdtas, u stivet | tinctly repr the fino flower of { pickle fork, Mrs. el won the second, | Omaha be ssent in crowds. A jolly | Silver papor citter; Dr, Browi won the first of voung people occupied three of the | prize for men. o silver cizar lighter, while boxes with “Robin_Hood" as the at- | traction, by Miss Jessie Dickinson, | playors, won the i, s1ivor vilie tog the very daughter of Geueral Man- | Tha guests present on this occasion were ager Dickinson o Union Pacific, to Miss | Mr. and Mrs. W N. Babeock, Mr. and Mrs. | Florence Craps ovious to her departure W R, | Mr. and Mus. Claflin, Mr. and | for Chicago, In the party were: Miss | Mes. Holdroge, Mr. and Mes. Dundy, sv . Mr Dickinson. Miss Crapser, Miss Mae Mount, | and Mrs 5 TRaymond, Mr, and Mrs Miss Leila Carter, Miss Louise Squires, | George Squives, Mr. and M 15, Smith Miss Bulah Sharp, Miss EFredericka | Mr. and Mrs. David Ba Wessels, Miss Darleno Coe, Messrs. | [ranic Golpetzer, Mr and M Sam Burns, Arthur Cooley, Joe Barker, i M, Wiittios: Mi ¥ Wilbur Christian, Jim Wallac | and Mrs. Moore, My | Hobbie. Mrs. Thomas . Boyd_erte ander. Me. and Mrs, | in her box Mrs. C. I Paylor,” Miss Mc | Will Hamilton M. land, Miss O'Rourke, Mr. Taylor and Mr. | and Mrs. T J. 1 ind_Mvs, ‘Tatum, | Boyd. k. ‘.\lr and Mrs. Clark ss IKimbail, Miss Thursday evening with “The Knicker- | Rogers, Miss Morton, Mr. and Mrs, Meik! bockers as the attraction tho boxes were | Mr. and Mrs. Hartwan, Mr. and Mrs, Har particul Ay, among those no- | pis, Dr. and Mrs. Brown, Mvs. Cochran of ticed g Mrs. O. M. Carter, Mr. | Los Angeles, Miss Funke, Miss Miller, Miss and Mrs, Newton Barkalow, Miss Leila | Latta Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Belden, |~ Ihe tea on Thursday at 7 quite rounded Mr. and Mrs y Barton, ‘Mrs. Williams, | out the festivities of the weel planned by | Miss Silver, Mrs. Pritchett, Mr.and Mes. | Mrs. Baum for her friends, the decorations | Warren sRogers, Mrs. Rollins, M. Charles | of this occasion bein wand white, the | Barton. For Miss t of Kentucky, Mr. | lights sh cen_crepe paper, while and Mrs. Joseph ( au gave a box Party | roses w Jout the rooms, Refresh Thursday evening. Those of the party wero | ments were served ab small tables, and after Mr. and Mrs, Garneau, Miss Truett, Miss | the ses cards were played, the priz Anna Millard Johnson, Mr. Charles | winners being Mrs, Scip Dundy, Miss How, Mr. Pierre Garneau, Mr. Lander, Mr. | Funke of Lin Mr. Kemp and Mr. Dan amuel Brown Wheeler. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs Friday ovening on the fivst presentation of | Tevine, Mr. and Mrs, Kennedy, Mr, and Mrs {“The Ogalullns.” all the boxes were filled, | Mulford, Mr. ant Mrs, Lehmer, Mr, aud Mrs those recalled belng Mrs. Guy Barton. Mrs. | Bosche, Mr. and “Mrs.* Paticrson, Me. ud Rollins, Mr. and Mrs. Will Mil | Mrs Rowley, Mr. and Mrs, ‘Taliaffero. Mr Mrs. Warren Rogor: man ud Mrs, Cl Mr. and Mrs, Kemp, M. Dickey and party oceupied box | and Mrs. Wilbur, Mrt and Mrs, Wheeler Mrs. and the and Coles Reed entertaimed M Cormick, Mr. Ike Misses Balch {n onc of the first floor boxes. Mr. and Mrs. Will Poppleton, Mr. Luther Drake, Miss I’ratt and Dr. Summers were in another box. In an upstairs box were Mr. and Mrs. Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Dan ‘Wheeler jv But the Bostonians were not alone the entertainers of the week, some of the mem- being entertained at . und Mrs. W. H bers of that luncheon ¢ compan Friday by Hanchett at their lovely home on Pine street, opposite Brownell hall, Mr. and Mr: H. . Barnabee, Miss Bertha Walt zinger, Miss Louise Cleary and Mr. Eugene Cowles of the company mecting Dr. and Mrs. Fred Hanchett of Council Bluffs and Dr. Smith. The tables was prettily decor- ated with ferns and roses, the ladies receiv- ing la Erance roses as souvenivs of the occa- sion. After the luncheon and the gentlemen had smoked their cigars Mr. Barnabee sang the song with which he has been identi- fied for over a quarter of & century, “The Cork Leg,” a song which he sang in concert long | the Boston Ideals, of fore which the present organization is an off- shoot, was even thought of, by Miss Ober. Miss = Waltzinger sang Quisitely that dainty ballade, ast Night,” ana Mr, Fugene Cowles ' fitting ysed a thoroughly congenial alternoon by sending the guests away with “Annie Laur ears, sang with all the r remarkable voice, Patti's Proy o Ameiiean Tour. The following letter was received yester- " ringing in their 'hness of this truly day, and, while not intended for publication, | is deémed of sufficient interest to the friends’ and admirers of the great queen of song to entille it to a place in Tur Beg: CRAIGIY-NOS Castre, Wales, Aprii 18, 1893, —My Dear Mr. Rosewater It is some months since I have heard any news from you, in fact 1 think I have not heard from you since I wrote you last autumn about Mr. sco, but L trust that you and your family are in the very best of health. I havea most grateful letter of thanks from Mr. Fusco, and I am so glad to think I was able to help him a bit, as T consider him a most excellent profe nd when I come next winter, please goodness, I shall hope to see him in' Omaha. You no doubt heard of the brilliant success 1 made at Nice und Milan and how delighted our Maestro Verdi was at my performance of Violetta in ‘“Traviata.” It was alto- ther a colossal triumph, and I shall never forget the ovations, attentions and recep- tions that I met with everywher We are now enjoying ourselves at our beautiful home, and, with the exception of going to London for'a few concerts, I shall remain here until October. We sail for New York on October 25, in the Lucania, the new Cunarder, and I ne Y You with how much pleasure my husband and I are looking forward to seeing youand your dear family again We now ve the castle full of guests, and have constant performances in our lovely theater. With our un and all of yours d kind remembran I remain, in te ADELINA PATT] s to you ring haste, 1coL1 Mrs. Carter's Luncheons. Mrs. O. M. Carter gave two elaborate luncheons last week, Tuesday and Thursday. in honor of Mrs, Worthington, wife of Nebraska's scopal bishop. Mrs. Carter’'s home is thoroughly adapted for purposes of entortaining and on the days mentioned it was made additionally beauti- ful by palms and ferns placed about the rooms. At T'uesday’s luncheon the decora- tions were in piuk, la France roses being laced about the board, while here and there aster lilies gave a touch of color to the pretty dining room. In the center of the table was a huge fioral piece composed en- | tirely of la France roses and maiden hair fern. But what was most unique about the luncheon were the menu cards. hand painted in water colors, the different courses being artistically deawn, with here and there a bit of landscape deftly interwoven to give effectivencss to the prettily arranged booklet ‘The guests for whom covers were laid were Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Worthington, Mr J Brown, Mrs, Brooke, Mrs. Stern, Mrs. Guy Barton, Mrs, Stewart of Council Bluifs, Mrs R. H. Clarkson, Mrs. 1. S. Caldwell, Mme. Barkalow, Mrs. B. B. Wood, Mrs. Lake, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Joseph Barker, Mrs. Arch Powell, Mme. Powell, Mrs. Newton Barka- low. At each end of the table beautiful rose bowls were pluced resting upon_exquisitely hand painted doilies of bolting cloth vas, if thing, more n that of Tuesday, the decora- tions om this occasion being in green and white, white roses, Easter hlies and maiden hair fern carrying out the spring time effect desired. The menus were art gems done by a local artist on pretty ribbons in water colors, the courses being pictured instead of printed as is usual. Across the face of cach menu was lottered the guest's name and spread out in fan shape in front of each plate the table merited all the lovely things said of its arrangement as well as the hostess’ ability in planning so succes: ful a luncheon. The napery and doilies, the work of Mrs. Carter's mother, were ex- quisite 1n tne needle work and embrowdery, and adaed not a little to the pleasure of the oceasion. At least so thought the guests Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Levi Carter, Miss Coe, Mrs. 5. D. Barkalow, Mrs. Dundy, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs rdiner, Mrs. Cudahy, Mrs. Connell, Mrs. D. H. Wheeler, jr., Mrs. W. V. Morse, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Pot- ter, Mrs. N E. Barkalow, Mrs, Thomas. Mry. J. E. Baum's Functions. Mrs. J. K. Baum broke the somewhat ap- palling dullness of the week by giving three functions which were highly enjoyable, a curd matinee on Tuesday for ladies, an even- ing card party on Tuesday and a teaon son, Mrs. Beindorft, Mrs. Lyle Dicley wl irt | Mr. Alexander, after entting with four good | Me. and Mrs. Dundy, jr.: Mr. and Mrs. ¢ | Tins, Mv. and Mes: Whitney, Mir. and Mrs | Conner. Mrs. Vail, Mr. David Baum, Miss i Dundy, Miss Hall, Miss ‘Tatum, Miss Latta Miss Miller Josche, Miss Funke, Miss Sadio 1 Mr. Clapp. Mr. Baldridee, Mr Hull, M. Mr. Ross, Mr. Smith, Mr Funke and Palmer Wedding at the Metropolitan Clab, Surrounded by the familics of the con tiug o and o y few int ends, the marriage of Miss Clara S D. Schlesinger. mate nd in er was sozemi the parlors of the Metropolitan elub, Mon day, at 1 o'clock. The rooms were prettily decorated, smilax and roses largely predom inating, while hore and there Easter lilies | told of the festal character of the occasion Rev. Leo Franklin read the marriage service, the wedding party being preceded by two lit tle i of the bride, C: of Denver and Hazel Hostetter of ico, who scattored flowers in the pathi the bride. The flower girls were followed by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosewater, then maid of honor, Miss Sadie Schle: ; the groom accompanied stly the bride and Samuel Sehlesin v of Den wore ve beautiful gown am colored bengaline silk, en trair ed in duchess lace and lilies of the val- ') The maid of honor was becomingly at- red in a costume of white satin, trimmed uchess lace, her only ornamenis being roses and pearls, After the cercmouy luncheon was served in the dining room of the club, later the de and groom returning to the home of ride, which they left at 7 o'clock on a wedding tour of the castern s Tdoal Club Closes 1ts Season. The Ideal Club of South Omaha gave their second fancy dress and farewell party of on at Knights of Pythias hall Thurs- evening. High five, instrumental musis Miss Sayre of Omaha, luncheon at mid- night at Austin’s, anda a program of twenty- four numbers danced to the delightful strains of Venuto Bro's. orchestra of Omaha were the features of the entertainment. Dancing continued until the wee' sma' hours of the morning. Those in attendance were: Mesdames. Munshaw enter, Harrell, Stearns, Sullivan, sMisses Person,- Savage, Woodward, M. Richardson, Grace Richard- son, Ritel t, Arnold, Hone Hunt, Addie Woodward, Lillie & iliott, Gosney, O'Neill, anchi iraham, ' Clifton, Messrs. Nitsche, Hammond, . Dougall, Cockrell, Goctschall, Gosn 5 Bates, Hall, Wilcox, Grifiith, 1 mage, Osborne. Carpenter, Hunt, Myers, Pearce, Supplee, Harvrell, Sullivan, Stearns, Andrews. From Omaha there were present: Misses Tucker, Sayre, Davenport, Gallahan and Tower, Messrs. Sehaller and Axtell, while Council Bluffs was represented by Miss D. Mikesell and Miss Mikesell Munshaw, Dunroy and Taken by Surprise A pleasant surprise party was y evening by Mrs, J.J Side to her daughter | had been begun a week b svening in question the friends of the young lady met at the residence of Mrs. Lyman, neir by, and proceeded in a body to the resi dence of Mrs. Stewart, surprising her daugh- ter completely. During the first hour “cards and parlor games wero played. After these followed dancing, which continued until 1 o'clock. Elegant refreshments were served, and everyone went home delighted with the evening's entortainment. “The ladies present were: Anna Stewart, 4 Lyman, Lena Sadie Cunningham, Julia Daloy, Liz ningham, Fay Lyman, Pearl Clemens, iven Thurs- ewart of West ma. Preparations fore, and on the Clemcas, Minuie Wrieth, Anna O'Kern, Emma Butlar, Marcella Dramm, Mrs. J. J | Ste Mrs, B. I, § and Mrs. Ly- | gentlemen present were: Wal- vart, Frank Hensman, Bert Clemens, wwenk, L. Caldwell, Herman Wricth, Ge: Caldwell, Glenn Lyman, Jesse Clemens and A. H. Rusland Played High Five, The Unique clib gave | five party Thurs | of Mr. und Mrs, | teenth street, | | Yy nightat the residence Wearne, 843 South Nine ve tables were filled, twe games being played, Miss Anua Peters and Mr. Charles Wearne winning the fiest prizes, a Japanese book and a gentleman's silver endar, and Mr. Perey Jder Bean getting the booby prizes, a tin tray and o match safo. A light supper was served at after which one or more other games we ve played until the guests we 1y to go | There were present: Misses Auna Peters, Maud Her, Sadie Bean, Bifle Moxham, Mar rdlow, Helen Black, Lulu on, Anna Weston and rs; Messrs. Charles Wearne, Fred Wearne, Perey Jensen, ( rge Roche, w. Ahmanson, Joe Redfield, R. L. F H gan, A i rank Ric 0rge 2y Cox, Louis Thoe- A Plensant Surprise. Not at all daunted by the war of the ele ments Friday evening a jolly crowd started out to tender Mr. and Mrs. Keshan of 18 South Fifteenth strect a ploasant surpri and a surprise it was indeed. Ten games of cards were played, the first prizes being awarded to Mr. 1. 'Malone and Mrs. Bros man, the consolations to Miss Ottillia Trott and Mr. W, Madden. At 11 o'clock covers wero laid for thirty-six, and the remainder of the evening was spent with music ana dancing. ‘Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Keshan Mv. and Mrs. Madden, Mr. and Mrs. it x B ———— progressive high | 2 Mr. and Mrs, Keiser, Mr. aud Mrs. Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Bawn, | . i s DAILY BEE: SUND. o e ————— MRS. BENSON. n Her New Store. | Inannouncing the completion of " The | our new store we wish to catl spe- | attention to the ad nd convenicnees offered to A CARD- new store is now complete and tomorrow we begin that will make it profitable for every lady who visits our store. below are for Monday only. The articles are staple and worth than the figures you can get them for tomorrow. an opening sale The prices quoted ery much more TR A CEAATF AR TR TTAVE L a <t wages pat- | eial | rons, s 1 Bl Dress Form Corset 75{: ‘ A P. M. Corset (A natural wood handles, great care, and prices will be ex- would be cheap at tremely low. $1.50, to See quotations for to-morrow’s | AT l K A BLACK S Carriage Shades special sale. | MRS. J. Bl SON. that never sold for less tl : This is an :ptional I For tomorrow only............. will last for one day only WILVRY PN, | Bedtord Cord Table coves By | %029 Bltck Sk B SEND FOR CATALOGVES. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. reputation she now enjoys. Always sells for $1, and cannot be bought at wholesale for this price.............. 690 Only Exclusive Ladies’ Furnishing House in Omaha. MRS.J.BENSON, 156191521 Douglas St. | nong the guests were: Misses Amanda | morning by Bishop Worthington, Dean in his pockot, but beiug possessed of a keen and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Mofil- B i ania B S BRUONEE | ardiios) oanchin s the S seiman tMorAing sensc of the ridiculous. the poor fellow was Mr. aud Mrs. Brosman, the AU | 16y Goft, Cora Cox, Bdith Vinquist, Bmma | prayer will bo said at9 o'clock, the ordina: | <Oh, mamma,” said little Ethe 1 the first | wont ton in his little houschold MeMoellan, Trott, i Ma. | Kent. May Brougham, May Dick, Helen | tion at 11 Hiae Tahar a8 a OHIN AR o0l ab ithe wortunities,” as he called '1""‘"'\")“(}[::“‘ .\“l';'.ln{ff\:i‘ll hia6H e Dougherty, Cora Bently, Lucy and Jaue | njieq Katharine Graham of Manitowod, | gentleman with bis eyes cut bias! one, O'Conner, Dz i i § rs. G, M P. Peterson, S. S. humerously ) Wis., ighter of Colonel Harvey Graham, — g 3 ' s : Kent, J. Barawell, G. Tripp, J. Nelson, G. e S LlIa e areaED Y RS yoMTE, hhnddhesnt ol Isslonbr Y o6 bing irector So-and-So of Mrs, Darrosw. | T olson, (| 45,4 \ho will be remembered by the young el had been to y meoting. Pl eI SRR The Stanton (Va,) Tndicator writes of the | I Lowry, Connoyer, J. I Kenuedy, V. | society people, having visited Omana two prayers were apt to mirror the impres. | afid ket pass to Now Orleans,” or whatevey IThe Ftantoni(Ve: Benson, J. Hennockson, G. Tully and Me- | years ago, is_again being entertained by her | sions of the day, und this is what her mother | Plice it chanced tc death of a former well known society woman of Omaha as follows: *‘The community was shocked to hear of the h of Mrs. Mary Crawford Darrosw, curred at One day he fell ill unto death. The wife was weeping when the minister who had been same from the sick room, and pausing, KKenna. d James Roe. No. 2, Knights of Pythias, rty, being the ninth ann sister, Mrs, Edwa Myrile Lodge, i aancing pa of the institution of the lodge, Mon- heard at bedtime “Oh, Lord, I 'pose you know 'boutthese missionaries, and oh, Lord, please don't let 'em learn a bad habits from the heathen.” Chat of the Town. Mr. George Voss has gone to New York. Yy the Augusta_ female Ary * Tuosday | Mrs. Bourke s in Chicago for a few days. | versury of the Institution of the lodep, M o PRI T rear youe o afternoon at 5 o'clocl. Her illuess, though | Miss Crapserleaves for Chicagoon Wednes- | ;ymber of invitations have been sént ou “Johnn ida plavmate to the boy who | "“Wilth fnstantly the ch lasting several weeks, was not generally | day. cluding all the Knightsof Pythias in the s always losing things, “is that watch your ; Tonown and. but few considered her lifein | "Ny p pradley loft last Thursday for Lex- jumped up, and, running v mother, ex her gave you going yet?" Collector Alexander, of the Omaha claimed with gr tnes: F 0 Y N At earns danger. Her death was therefore a most sad | yngion 'Ky toms oftice, and wife will depart next Tu o, roplied Johnny ruefully. *It's | Ok, mamma, wamma! Don't you s'pose surprise to almost the “'“;’1";"“‘l““‘,‘;",‘,-}' Miss Carolyn Johnson is the guest ot Mr. | day on a trip of several weeks down the N gone. papa could write up God?" Mrs. Darrow was the wife of the la ¢ | and Mrs. Yates. sissippi river, taking in St. Louis, Memphi: o s Robert Darrow, an eminent physiclan 6f | Fyi 000 worth gave a vory fnformal 5 | and New Orleans “Professor.” said ¥ “Thoy will take a river ddie, who was taking “Mamma, please gimune a drink of water; Omaha, Neb., and_the daughter’ of N o teamer at)St; Lous and, make the dist his music lesson, “‘when four peoplo sing, | i e W T he time of | o'clock tea Friday steamer at St. Lo G d ) Spraaralrib gy 8, | I'm S0 thirsty. - A 5. Crawford ol bl i truetor of the | Tho Paladins give a May party Wednes- between that point. and New Orleans. by 18 nidunztet, dsntt i) “No, you are not thirsty. Turn over and= ol ot v lusic at the Augusta | day evening, May 8. wa 1 el whan tavo ta ¢ 3 g0 to sleep.” school of vocal musie 4t has I th | * Br, Victor Caldwell roturned Thursday | _ Mrs H. M. Caldwell entertained at dinnor | , “MWell whon two peoplo sing shoulda't it | ®'(X’ puuse;) “Mamma, won't you pleaso oversealous. discharge of her duties in this | evening from California. Saturday evening. Inthecenterof the table . 5 gimme a drink? T'm so Uhirsty was a bowl of roses and La F the finger bowls. Those who Dean and Mrs. Millspaugh, Mrs. Worthi ance rose and o to sleep, I'l1y dined wi “If you don’t turn o get up and spank you'! (Anoth 186.) position that her constitution gave v and inflammation of the brain set in that soon Besides being a dis. h, son of Canon \Whit- e 111, Arthur Whitm: marsh, has been qui " id the young man’s mother, y restless in church,” won't amma, yoi ended her useful life. The eports from Mr, Caldwell Hamil- , 3 Ay the penitent respons \ A . O ehad graduate of the institution in e lust reports from Mr., ell s ton, Mr.and Mrs, Frod Davis, Mrs. Clark b response. pléase give me o drink whon you get up te ngiished Bt O e o perfectod | ton are quite encouraging. son, Mr. Benjumin Smith. Mrs. Horbach, Papa behaving in that way. | gpank me?” Why couldu’t you be quiet like him?" “Why, mamma," he answered frankly, tyou see, I wasn't a bit sleepy for a visit in | Mrs. Bourke, Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick Newton M. M ture on Vietor I —————— entat the Boston Conser- | _ Miss Barnard left Friday PR From this time the teaching | Minneapolis and St. Paul hosen vocation and she | Mrs. Colonei Strang of tho Frenzer, who her natural vocal vatory of Music of music became he n very kindly gave “Dr. Presnell t zo to the Tuesday A labored 1n this capacity mostsuccessfully till | has been ill, is convalescing. Morning club last woel at the residence of | Roy Mr Adams of* the Episcopal Chureh | (E2 IO O ber marriage some years since, after which |~ Miss Leila Shears of Lincoln is the guest | Mrs. George Tillson, South Twenty. | oo 5 Wl 08 of 10 Bpiacapal Ohureh she resided with ber husband, Dr. Darrow, | of Miss Gercrude Chambers. cighth sty Tho parlors were filled with | S yoehising a littlo girl and among the ques at Omaha, Neo. Upon Dr. Darrow’s des Mrs, Hodge, who has been the guest of | the elub and their friends, and it is safe to | tiong which he asked her was onoas towhe | & say that the ve scholar lecture was never given to 4 more apprecia- urred about two years old home and v which oc Mrs Joseph Barker, left Tuesday. brought sin she returneda to her and death into the wo d, the | | i [ome and resumed | Tnyg Tpaith Pratt Cline Is visiting her | {fonnogarre proper answer to which, of conrse, 'was her former position s instructor in thosehool | |, onts ‘Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Prat e L b But o hor confusion e little | U e daronsed mas possessed of many excellent | Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Feil are happy over | surprisad Monday ovening by i oy iy as ROROIDEly I KO (AN , - tirthe qualities of heart and mind and was greatly [ the birth of a daughterdividay eveni \ds at their residen 2312 Tzard st } great surprise You could go further of every one, beloved not only by the alumnw of the semi Miss Mill .\lm' atta i nli\h\T evening was enjoy spentin " i nary. who are scattercd throughout the | of Lincoln were the guests of Mrs fug. Those present wer Mr e ’ e . south, but by the whole community in which | Baum this week Mra. H. I Plumb, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones, Mr. H)':‘."I'v“ll!;\u"‘\||): men enjoys | U and fare worse. But if she lived. As a teacher she was most suc Mr. John Collins has gone east and Is ex- [ and Mrs. G. Goodwin, Mv. and Mrs. O. H. | SRCHRTI, SEINE “GUE With the boys ssful. Mrs. Darrow was 37 years of pected to return this week with Mrs. Collins | Stuben, Mv. and Mrs H. Stockman, Messva. | ¢5064° zoodly. number of geninl .m‘-{hl’h« (] you stop at our place and is survived by ‘n.vr l|\u{l\|4 ! ‘.u.“u ld- | and Miss Collins. |1 su.ln-n“ m..«ir(u:r" lh"“\"x' rson, l\l H.I-. and together they hit the "“::\,’I"“k ."’\’\’,'1":;”';“i L win of rs. and two brothers, Messrs. Meas i Diats and Swoba Haya sonn:to Hob | dorson,: Mia uxhold, Slater," Buscho, | ol e tior scy, e the flo bo St s b Srere Hugh and Alfred Crawford, both of whom | ¢ it it e SR VS Dietz and | Paulsen and Marsh. itlong in the s n”ru:”;“fwxhl.h'ni:-.".‘u:R, U we'll show you fruits and reside in the west. The former is freizht | YRUNES W A quiet little wedding was that of Miss | jo NANG fop loe witas nog sl i . go, Burlington & Quiney Anna Rhyn to Mr. Charles Gift. Wednesday Ry e B wines that are as good as e et Tdiann, and the | Mrs. Samuel Burns left yesterday for Chi- ipted by the S-yvear-oid golden haired i cago to be absent several weeks, the guest of | evening at the residence of the bride’s | voungster, ‘who could not understand the | [ enger agent for the same road in [ £4%0 to be ab: N e in o b g The Reter, w 0ot understand the L ' i) her daughtor, Mis. Bnstugn, © | BOoal knoy was tied by’ Hove W. B | oubently lanes why fnally reiired, bub U the best, at prices like sl N. Davenport loave: adnesday : 3 0 ovide earne had been goinig e oA i3 p.i\-l{:ii:-:' .'\l'tx‘:'.:z‘;‘,f».;fllv | . \ogs of the Liest Buptist ehurch. A | 1n an hour he returned, and giving e |l PORKIEBARE AR N 312 & fon | her sister, Mrs. J. W. Fishe small _elrclo of intiwate frionds of | o shake.sald: “Dit up. dit.up, papn. o | [] this: The Younz Women's Christian association | her e Blaher o o " contracting " parties ' woro presont | iLay, denr, and let i sioeF auad tho o | H ot last Monday night and clected the re- v and Mrs. Herber! Allce have | and witnessed the ceremony, imme- | o e . iid tho re s u|:l l.h.t ._\1.‘u.,l!.|_\ .nlm,"‘ \Il}(l»ullk!lvllll‘ lr'l changed their residence from 2719 Half How- | Giately following which Mendelssohn's wed :'YV’I:‘» 1‘;.‘.3(.‘-’“'m”‘;‘.rwb anxious boy was not J daga W mainder of the board of diroctors. The full | L SO “Twventy-cighih i avoly pontid Torth wndor. tho skiifal | 1009, shaken off for ho gave hia fathor's | I A board is composed of tho following well | © norang's childeaw's carnival of fan touch of Miss Mallio A. Littie. The newly | and taka the tomion aaee o pils heps, | o 25¢ Quart, known Iadies: Mrs. J. T. Duryen. Miss | cuaractor and nationl dances was given at | married couple will make their homo at Sov take ihe Kealoy oure.” Thiy advics | 1 Elizabeth Poppleton, Mrs. “George Tilden, | the armory, Capitotavenue, last evening at | enteenth and Charles streets, wh 3 of the situation. B A regiRaR L Migs Lillian Littloield, Mrs. Penfold, Miss | §'p. m will be quite surrounded with men : Nellie Clayton, Miss Belle MeCullough, Miss | Ny schoemakeritnd daughter of Balti: | given by admiring friends h . Los Anzsl " L Mrs. Schoe daughter of Ba i ) e flowers dey i3 bloom 0% Angeley nty, Miss May Alter, Mis PG | moro will be the guests of Mr. ana Mra. J. | The marriage of Miss Charlotta Pri Do biri 16 angin iy ] K Van_ Court, Miss Anva Millard, Mrs. | N Sywoolworth for' fow days, They arrived aughter of Mr. and Mus, I 13 Prico, 2540 De wedder's simply out o' < ight, Wiae, Liguor and O Mrs. T. L. Godfrey, Miss Miunle | phyreday Ohu t. and M. Mecritt L. Allen of M Do tolds fs enf ol fiie1e bocs'™ A Gl Mr, Edward J. Ko is one of those fortu- | Ardle precinet was solemnized Wednesday don'ttuk? | 6-113 8. 16th Bk, Omaha ho was prosided at all the 3 oM et e Dol ane | nate in having viewad the naval parade on | cqening, Rev. Asa Leard oMciating. L ol b R ] i until the election of oficers ter | Thursday of this week, while ona business | following guests wer sent: Mr - (T’ “\“v onee upon a time a man who B b reanlis acating L wiil i be | bripia Nety ¥orky: ates. 15 Allen. M and Mrs, W, i Bomett, | eatied o living for his wite aud ehild by called. ‘ANl who desiro to enter the soclety | Mv: Milton and hia nlece. Miss Edith Konl. | Miss Nellie Bennott, My J. B Swecns, W | BOLE o SEphles of noted railway man as charter members should send in their [ saat, left Thursday, for New York. Miss | \p ;‘f( 1"”H YR Siialalina tand o -“f‘m‘d ”n”«‘n:h”:""‘,‘u‘-v-i”'.:.hf{ numes at or bofore that meoting, as aftor | Kohisaat has boen gaite il and will remain | Mrs Staffors, Me and Vs, Loushort him, as a compliment, with & ass. Being that it will be necessary for all 1 @ while longer at Bishopthorpe and Mrs. Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mr 100 poor to afford to tray even with a befors the membership committ Names Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Roeder are visiting in | Mrs. Boots. Miss Boots, M. and Mrs, wertz, may be given to any member of the associ- | Chicago, enroute#ome from attendance | M Opa Werts, Mr. Ralph Wertz, Mr ation, although it is earnestly requested | upon Mr. A. B. Roader’s wedding, which | Charles Madison, Miss Emma Madison, Mr. that all who are interested will be present | oceurred recently inBrooklyn O e or at tho next meeting, when plans of the work e N{us natananean 2o e i) o || A B e [t Al will be discussed and _definite action taken. | ot Thursday moruing for their home i | Magitio i e 800 Al 14 NAYMOND, The membership has been largely auz- | fullerton. Neb. It is to the groat regret of | Mite Slebert THE JRWELEL mented, but is stll_somewhat limited if e | yany fricuds that they leave Omaha. s e L cient work is to be done. hair Ihe engagement of Miss Cocilia Mary Miss Johnstone, the well-known villis, daugh ot Mr. and Mrs, John (. | dresser, has many new, novel ways of d Willis, to Mr. William B. Tyler Belt is an- | ing ladies’ hair. 211 South Sixteeuth st nounced, the wedding to take place this fall i Miss Helen F. Thomas loft last week for | A remarkable exhibition of instinct w: Faribault, Minn., where she will remain sev- | exhibited by a horse at Oil City, Pa., on eral wecks a guest in the family of Prof. | day last week. Sunday night the horse was #'rank D. Budlong, superintendent of public | brought into the stable lame, and the stable instrue men thought it was from asprain. They were Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Idward V. | rubbing the | th liniment Monday morn Lowis gave a delightful dinner in honor of | ing, when the horse broke away from them Miss Lawric of Chicago. The table was | and ran into a blacksmith shop in the neigh . orated with La France roses, | borhood. . Here he wheeled up to the horse » laid for twelve. shoer and lifted up his lame leg. The man examined the leg and foot and found that an Woman's Club Membership, The constitution of the Omsha Woman's club will be left with Mrs. McMurphy at Chase & Eddy’s all of this week, and ail names not signed before Monday, May 8, must be voted on by ballot by the club. and it is therefore de e to sign the same as s00n as possible. Call at the above nan plice any day this id opportunity will be given to sign_the constitution. By order of the Omaha Woman's elub. Maxy DAY Hamis, Sec The sparkling, shining, gleaming beauty that holds one enchanted 1n our CUT GLASS RALACE, is not to be scen elsewhere, raved Visiting Cards, $1.50. 100 eng BanR e L Ha s i and st Mrs. George B. Tzschuck, Miss Tonle o SAALAR YMOND. Thuday eveniug a deliwhtful surprise | Tzschick, Baoy Kuth and nurse have gone | HUPIORerLy trives nail AR BA Ne, v 4 ! for an extended trip to Chicago, where they | the auick of th PIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS, OMARA party was given Miss Lou Goff, a popular | "0 SE I Tomnioms Dipents. Mr, ans | and the horse returned to the barn 3 young lady of the South Side, at her home, | Mrs, C. B. Schmidt, at 2024 Prairie avenue. - 1207 Pacific streot, the priacipal amusements | ey, Mr. baxter of York will be admitted | An electric railway wiil probably be buily H of the evening being duncing and bigh between Atami and Odawara, in Japan, o the pricsthood at tho cathedral this