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THE OMABA DADDY BEE , SUNDAY , DECEMBER 14 , 1800 THIETY-TWO PAGES.
AMONG FASHIONABLE PEOPLE ,
What Tbey Are Doing and Saying In the
Emart World.
SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENTS THE PAST V/EEK /
1 ho Oinnlia < ! imr < ) H null tlio Success
\Milli Attended Their Ilrcoptlon
A "Jlcnrtf. " 1'nriy Card I'nr-
lien nnd
Mrs. Burton Harrison , the very clover
nutlior of the "Anglo-maniacs , " has recently
Written tin article for the North American
Ilcvlow , ontltlcd , "Maids and Maidens lu
American Society. "
If wo nro to bellovo Mrs. Harrison , mat
rons mo to bud and blossom and bloomngnlu ,
nnd qulto naturally tnko all the lion's share
of attention , whllo the "buds" and second ,
third nnd oven fourth season girls will have
to look on and secretly lament that they do
not belong to the mnturcr school as repre
sented by their married slsteia.
In looldntr over the smart world ot Omaha ,
ono cihinot help but admit that oven now
come of the young married women command
inoro attention than their younger
Bisters , who , though quito as
jirotty , hcl < - the experience In social
customs , these llttlo amenities which are so
courted by ttio male sex.
"Whether a dance or liono show , opera ,
or drum , the woman most conspicuously fol
lowed utid fntcd by tlio other sex is , In nine
cnsos out of ten , in marriage bonds. None
can pretend to vie with her except the real
rolgnlug 'beauties , ' who nro almost nhvuvs
'about to marry some ono.1
'Ihls quotation Mrs. Harrison Is responsi
ble for und In very many cases it is the gospel -
pol truth. It Is piobably n wring Idea of civ-
ili/ution , but tliou a woman some how or
othci becomes moro charming , moro IN inning
tun man's eyes , when bo knows thntsomu
other nun ] has the right to her smiles , Is en
titled to her caresses , whllo bo can simply
look on nud regret .that tha pri/o did not foil
to him.
Still ho enjoys her conversation , ho listens
Intently to her strictures upon forms of soci
cty , ho crosses swords with her upon tbo
great problems which sway mou's minds and
ho relishes the bon moUs which fall from her
lips , Auperllclnl probably , but still intensely
alluring ,
"A married woman 1ms all tbo freedom of
action thnt a widow enjoys , " saja a writer in
the Now York Woild , " "without the pro
tection Afforded by the worldly wisdom of
tliatporjion. "
Anil contlnulnp n'cug ' the line laid down
above , the writer further snys , speaking of
the gradual evolution of the society favorite.
. ' Ono by ono nil tlio good people of tbo
town , us it grows larger , got beyond the
trammels and toils of provincialisms and
colloquialisms. The 'do tells" and the 'haows'
become 'icidlys' ' nndyou suiprlso mes '
"Then somebody electrifies every ono else
by giving a tea at which salad Is served with
a mayonnaise upon It , which no ono daios to
cat heaitllv and soulfully. And thus goes on
the evolution through all the grades of
cookery and dress , until , la supreme clo-
ganco , the women wtar light Clocks in tbo
evening , tbo men don dross suits , and pie , if
served ut all. Is called p.istry , and oysters add
clcganco to e\cry social scene.
"Ihen comes the mariied woman's dnv.
The j OUIIK girls have had theirs In tbo earlier
progiosaof civilization ; now the latter must
be content to rustioato. hibernate and ruminate -
nato whllo the founcr become the belles of
society , to glitter and sparkle and gleam in
the full light of popular favor.
"Tlio community has reached the highest
possible stage of social progress. "
It Is to bo legrettcd , however , that tbo
married woman should domlnato the world of
fashion , as she aocs. It seems a little bit
coUl-blqodcd for mon to fill n matron's dance
profe'ramrao while around and about them nro
seen fair young girls , with the
roics that rival these of nntuio
upon t-holr checks , bright , intelligent
loWibld giils , walling , longing lot a dance
that only comas , In so many cases , after tlio
young married woman's card is flllod with the
names of nor admirers.
The debutante hns her rights. While they
should not bo assoitcd to the disregard of the
charms which young womanhood soboautl-
f ullj typilies , still inoa should be taught that
it Is to the unmarried woinitn they nro to
give their nnino , not to the ono who enjoys a
beautiful mauled llfo of her own.
_ If this now order of tilings would dawn
tthoicrvvoulJ. ho loss said about the vices of so
ciety by these who are without the charmed
last week was an off wiek for society. The
guards' ball brightened the social utinosphcio
a hit , but only to lapse again Into deeper
shadow titan ucforo
Until after the holidays thciowill bo llttlo
doing in social circles , the rank and lllo bclnc
busy with their own affairs , bujlng nnd link
ing presents , alleviating distress , and doing
tbo thousand nud ono things which are ro-
gulled of the devotees of socictv.
This week promises llttlo in the way of on-
tcitainniont. The pace which was set at the
beginning of the se.isonwus seemingly too
warm to bo Kept up , nnd fewer affairs of note
are lemarked.
And then Lent comes so very shortly after
Christinas that it is qulto safe to assume so
ciety \ \ 111 have llttlo cluuico for amusement
until Raster bunislicb the snck-clotli and
ashes.
Tlio Guard's Hull mid ICcooptlon.
Tlio war's whole art each private soldier
knows.
And with .V gen'ral's love of conquest plows.
Aiullson ,
"There Is something Intensely fascinating
about brass buttons , " said n fair young dcbu-
tanto to a civilian ns they whiilod through
the mazes of the "Bluo Danube , " and the
civilian who was haidly civil , replied that ho
had hcaid it said that brass buttons could
win any young girl's trusting hoart.
'So they will , whoa tlio right man is be
hind thiMii , " said the "hud" as she Increased
'the step and a frown settled upon tbo face of
the gentleman in n dross suit , which grew
deeper ana deeper as tlio evening woroa\\ay.
It was quite evident that the gay soldier
_ bojs WPIO the fu\oiltes of the night , and If
They were ilcllcicnt in the "bettings up , " It
Mas all forgotten In the charm and delight of
U'ucsdaj evening , the occasion of tbo Omaha
Guard's inlllt.iry bill and reception at Wash-
.lugtoii hall.
The hall , which Is especially adapted for
big affairs , was mtlstirally ( Uvnr.Uod la hon
or of the thlid annual ball of the company.
Around the rail of the balcony , Hags were
festooned und allowed to Uopond buovv the
bnltony line ; hunting was deftly arranged
about the ceutuil chundollor , radiating llko
the spokes of a wuool to different portions
tions of the building. Around
the raised platform which encloses
the dancing spiui > , palms nnd hrjsaiitho-
inuiiiH were placed , which , blending with the
led , whltonnd oluoof the ling , made a ury
nttlstio picture.
A detail from the cnmpiny was stationed
nt the head of thostnlrvv.iyvhllofouiMiou -
lommlssloiicd ofllrvrs , If such n thing is not
unknown to an independent infantry oigan-
ization , acted in the capacity of ushers and
dlsli ibutors nf dance cards. A lonely sea-
tlnul stood guard ut the second landing ,
whllo two guardsman occupied the right ana
lott positions ut the door Uuuling to the hall
proper ,
1or a tlmo a number of the pitroness s ro-
rcivod the guests ns they entered the bill
hut gradually they found moro congenial
pleasure tu dancing or Joining the lookers-on , *
und by 9 o'clock the lloor was occupied with
tha dancers , tbo last of the lady patrons had
capitulated to a guard.snmn.
Twenty-two numbers were on the pro-
cnimni'j , thy mualu for thu ovonlng being
fnrnlshod by lit teen members of the Musical
Union orchestra under tlio dlrcoilpn of .Mr.
Harry Jivinc ,
Supper \\M served nt 11 o'clock , Mr. James
Ualchof tbo Hotel Ilarlter having thnt \ < jry
necoswiry feature of the evening In ehaigo.
The illnlng room , w hllo not elaborately dcior-
nted. was very prettily arranged , and the
wrvlco was remarked for its excellence.
For the elderly people who have long slnco
given up dancing , and the young mon and
maids who would rather sit opposite each
other nud watch the lovellghtcomo nnd go ,
card tables were arranged la a room off the
( lining hall , and toward midnight they were
nearly all occupied , They afforded pleasant
opportunities for toto-a-totos , which wcro uu-
dotibtedly greatly eujojed.
Too much credit for the signal success of
the reception cannot bo given the executive
( committee which had the affair In cbnrgoi
Captain Mulford , Q. M. Sergeant , ,1. L. John
son , Corporal Campbell , Privates Clenvr and
81C
Cook. Tlio floor coinmltteo counistod of Cor
poral ' Unrry McCorinlck and Prix'atcs Altcho-
son , Moron , O'llcllly and Chat Ucdick.
The patronesses were rcprcscittod by Mrs.
il cnr > V. Yatcs , Mrs. Hoagland. Mw. General -
oral ! Brooke , Mrs. Mulford , Mrs. K. S.
Dundy , Jr , Mrs. D. II. Wheeler , jr. , Mrs.
Clement Chnso , Mrs. Thurston , Mrs. MeCor-
mlck , Mrs. Uroatch and a number of others.
Mrs. Kelp Dundy , a general favorite In tbo
social life of the city , uoro a very handsome
siK
gown of old rose crcpo with an effective
glrdloof gold.
Mrs. U. H. Wheeler. Jr. , another of the
charming ) oung married women , appeircd In
ono of the prettiest costumes at the ball , a
dainty heliotrope crepe , beautifully trimmed
about the neck by * a deep line of pansles ,
which qulto suited her complexion.
Mrs. ll-nryMcCormlcK , a pretty nnd vivo-
clotu brunette , were a go-.vn of red crepe ,
which \vai Just suited to hcrstjloof beauty.
Mrs. Clement Chase , uiiotlicr of the favor
ites In the smart world , were a dainty pink
crcK | > trimmed with silk.
Mrs. OcorgoV. . Ames , wbols alwajs re
marked for her exceeding good tastuln nutters
of dress , were a handsome Paiislun costume
of Nile gicen silk with a pretty ovei dress of
Incc , trimmed with ribbons of the satueshado
us the silk.
Mrs. Captain Mulford , black lace over
black silk , red roses ,
Mrs. H , U. Lockwood , n beatlful creation
of the modiste , black velvet , tiimmcd with
yellow brocade , cutrnlne.
Mrs. Uonll were a stjlisb black gown ,
trimmed with black passementerie.
Mrs. C. S. Whitney , black silk trimmed
with gold braid , ontralne.
Mrs. W. N. liabcoclc were a pictty costume
of lavender nnd white cmo.
Miss Wnstncr of Orand Island attracted
unUersal attention. She Is an exceedingly
pretty gill , with liquid bluooycsnnd n peachy
complexion , and were n gown of gray crepe
with rosettes of the sumo shade of crcpoi
duun the light panel.
Miss Hlbbard , another of the pretty girls
who wcio present to break the hearts of the
sons of Mars , appeared In whllo cashmere
with yellow satin trimmings.
Miss Mm gnret AlooroOH : a stylish plnld
> engaUnosllk gown with whitectepo , silver
lussementorio.
Miss Mihcl Pratt , pink silk trimmed with
due tulle , a combination that on any ono clso
, vould offend the cje , but colors which Miss
ijrattweirs extremely well.
Miss LJIIH Uuitisworoa very graceful cos-
.umo of uliito China silk tilinincd ith a
lofusionoC pmsles
Miss Tournlin , whose debut Into the social
ifoot Omaha has been so very successful.
: iulto captivated bcr ft lends by u bewitching
uiess of green rrcpo tiimmcd with slhcr.
Miss Inez Haskell , white silk , \ery plainly
but prettily made , with Inco trimmings. She
iarrled a \ orvhnncUomo bunch of pink roses
Miss Jennie McClelland , Nile green silk ,
rimmed with white silk fiin e.
Miss Nellie Bums , n looker on In Vienna ,
, vuto n simple but pretty costuino of red crcpo
rimmed with led silk.
MI.SH Mamie Moore adorned a modish gown
if blue tulle over blue silk , tiimmcd with
; ) ink for-getMiic nots.
Miss Mary Hroxvn , an exceedingly charm-
ng young \ \ omaiivlio inindsyou for nil
.ho world of a Puritan maiden , woroastrlk-
ng costume of bright red net'
Miss Pearl Hurtnmn , lavender casuinere
> rimmed with lavender silk nnd ribbons.
Miss rnU.i Barnard a petite and pretty
blonde , with light golden hair nnd dark brown
ojes , an unusual tvpo of beauty , were white
"TJrusscls net over white silk.
Miss Hall , whoso last reception it was be-
'oiu Iciialng for her home In Minneapolis , an-
icared in a delicate shade of gny net trim-
ned with gray moire ribbons oor gray silk ,
a very sncot gown , bv the way.
Miss Turner , white cashmere ttiinmed with
ivlilto silk.
Miss liuntnan , white net trimmed -with
bows of white ribbon.
Miss Bishop , n pretty costume of bright
red cashmoio-tilmmod with llttlo puffings of
creno.
Miss Laura Hougland were a very foreign
creation , which was purchased last summer
in Pails , a black lace over llguiedold rose
silk , Ixjimot to match , and with her sister ,
Miss Hoigland , Misa Bessie Yntes , Miss
Biwlc , Miss Clara Brown and Mias Ludlng-
ton hiado up a party of gay spectators In the
balcony , i
Among the l.'O guests present the following
are recalled : Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Thurston ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. W. Yules , Miss Bessie
Yates , Miss Brock , Mr. and Mrs. C. S Whitney -
noy , Mr. uud Mrs. W. N. Babcdck , Mr. and
Mrs. AithurUemlngton.Mr. and Mrs Ilariy
McCormlck , Mr. and Mrs. William Uyger ,
Air. nnd Mrs. Lockwood , Mr. nnd Mis Hmry
Whltinorc , Ml. nnd Mrs W. J. Broatoh , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Max Mo\or , Mr. and Mis "Ucoigo
W. Amos , Mr. and Mrs. Geoigo Kelley , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Mctcnlf , Mr. ana Mis Dan Wheeler ,
Mrs. i : . S. Dundy , Jr. , Mcs I. W. Miner ,
Mrs. Clement Chase , Mrs , Geioral Biooke ,
Mis. Hill , Mrs. Boall. Mrs. D. C. Patterson ,
Colonel und Mrs. Sheridan , Captain nnd Mrs.
Schaiff , Mr. nnd Mrs. iicindorff , Mr. nnd
Mrs. ( Jeorgo A. Joslvn , Mr. and Mrs Grej-
ory , Mr. nnd Mrs. Branch , Mr. und Mrs. IJ.
S Kood , Mr. nnd Mrs. Guible , Mr. nnd Mrs.
.Stntoy , Mrs. Lioutonaut Snrscn , JNIr. and
Mrs. Jules Lombard , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Paffenrath , Mr. and Mrs. ICuhn , Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Itobmson , Mr. and airs Mul
ford. Misses Touzalln , AVnkeloy ,
Doane , Curtis , Mabel Pratt , Margaret
Moore , Mamie Moorq.nsiner. . MtClellund ,
H irtm in. Hnscull , Schmidt , T/schiiek , Hib-
Inul , Knight , FriUn Bnimird , Hall , Turner ,
Johnson , liauin.iu , Whitman , Bishop ,
Maurei , iJurnoll , Maiy Blown. Mossrj.
Siundeis , John Patrick , Captain Kennedy ,
Bcall , Dr. Wilcox , Crary , Baxter , Kedick ,
Jordon , Hath , Stockton Ileth , Wing Allen ,
O'llolllyVoid , Bamford , Campbell , Cook.
Butler , Smith , Berlin , Lawrence , Palmiitlcr ,
Tabj'an , Atcluson , Soarlc , Njo , L.untGeorgo
B. Tzchulk. Johnson. Toy , Balaiidgo , Belt ,
Tzschuck , George Miner. Whitehead , Knapp ,
Murray , Cone , Kdwaids , Morau , Loomis ,
Hess , Voss , Hull , K. C. Snyder.
They IMnjoil nt "Jlonrts. "
In honor of her diughtor. Miss Fritza Bar
nard , Mrs. J , F. Barnard gave a very charm
ing "heait.s'1 ' party Monday evening at her
residence , 19J3 Capitol uvcnuo.
Tbo floral decorations were very pretty ,
palms being effectively placed throughout
the lower iloor , whllo the chandeliers wcro
entwlnod with snillaxroses being distributed
In pretty vases and bo wls on the mantels ana
tables.
Kofreshments , which were qulto elaborate ,
were served early in the evening- , cards being
resumed afterwards. Ordinarily refresh
ments come after the conclusion of the game
and usually tciurinates the e\cning's pleas
ures , but in this en > o n pleasant innovation
was introduced whlcb was well received by
the guests ,
Prizes wcro awarded as follows : First
ladles' prjzo , n very pretty silver spoon , to
Miss Sheppard ; second prize for women , to
Mins Kmily Wakeloy , n rery dainty piece ol
Dresden china. This was Miss Walcclcj " 3
llrst recognition of her ability as a card-
player , and naturally plcasod the young
lady greatly. The first gentle
man's prlfo was won by Mr.
Downs , a pretty ash receiver , the second
going to Mr. Clinton Mills , which was a cal
endar for IS',11 '
The follow ing were the guests present :
Mr. mid Mrs. Harry MeCortnick , Misses
Donne , n. Wakeloy , Toiunlln , Curtis , Hall ,
Bishop , HartmnnHakerBaum , Miller. Helen
Smith , Sheppard , Hudson , Mason of Lincoln ,
and Burns. Messrs. Clapp , Loomis , Hess ,
( liiiou , Lewis , Downs , Driscol , Mills , F. Mo-
Corinlck , Wai rack , White , Jonlln.rosbonner ,
rail-field. Bnldwlgo , Meirick , Hotb , Alooros ,
Ucdick , Word , rorscnun , Cleaver , Keller ,
btanloy Smith ,
The game w s slnglo "propresslvo hearts , "
and piovcd to bon pleasant relief from high
live , which seemingly is the only soduty
game , faslilomibln people know how t play .
A House
Mr. nud Mrs.tJ , J. Burgstrom hud n genuIne -
Ino old fashloneilhousowaunltiK intheh now
nnd elegant homo , No , 173 ? south Ninth
street , last Sunday evening. The time wtis
pleasantly wlnled away with music and slug-
ingnnd every ono present was niado to feel
thoroughly at homo. During tha evening n
very appetizing repast wiw served up , to
which all did amule Justice , Short speeches
were made by Judge Anderson , John Stool
and. I , Nonlwall.
Among the guests were noticed the follow
ing : Mr. and Mrs. John Nordwoll , Judge
and Mrs. 0. Anderson , Mr , and Mrs. John
Steel , Mr. nnd Mrs. K. LUJcnstolpc , Mr. and
Mrs. A. U. Dahlstroin , Mr. and Mn. G.
Audreen , Mr. and Mn. S. U , Johnson. Mr.
nndMrs.Grundln.air. and Mrs. ILSandstodt ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. R Llndbcrg , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Olof Johnson , Mr. and Mn. A. Isokson , Mr.
nnd'Mrs. Cbnrles Johnson , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Koticrt Sandln , Mr , and Airs. M. llltigcn ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Green. Mr. and Mrs. N.
\V. Nelson ; Mcwrs. E. WldlngliOff , A. Bowman -
man , .T. Sanilln , C. McManus , Charles linn-
.son , A. Newman. Andy Johnson Axel Smith ,
M , Pirn , Lars Johnson , A. SJoberg , H. Llnd-
berg. O. Nordnall ; Misses Ebba Lafgrcn ,
IdaSwcnson , Annie Nordwall , Lillie Stool ,
.Toslo Gustafson , Annie Nelson , Emma An
derson and LouLio Grandla.
Indies' Night nt the Wheel Club.
At Its last regular moating the Omaha
wheel club decided thnt In future It would
celebrate what Is known by the club as "la
dles' night" on Wednesdays Instead of Thurs.
dajs as was the custom , nnd the wisdom of
this change was made \cry apparent lait
AVcdnesdiy cuulng on the occasion of the
first entertainment under the now departure ,
tbo attendance being three tlmci as great as
it had over been boforo.
The club orchestra opened the entertain
ment by cxecutliifr \orybrilltant overture ,
and this was followed by on excellent rendi
tion of a ballad entitled 'The Answer , " sung
by Mr. Lou Dale. Being lecnltcd , Mr. Dale
then treated his friends to u comic song en *
titled "Tho Banana Man. "
The next on the piogramrno wns n cornet
solo by Prof. Hov , who proved himself to bo
n very tine musician , nnd tbosatno may bo
said of Prof. A. B. Todd , who performed
some lively \\ork ou the pianoforte.
The talented orchestra gave a charming no-
lection and Mr Uou Dale uanlii ontcrtnlncd
the guests by singing "Lovo's Sorrow" and
"Mako a Little Homo for the Old Jjlks. . "
Then cune the most entertaining part of
the programme , nnmoly , the refreshments ,
which comprised nil the delicacies that iiro In
season at this tlmo of ttio jear. The ra
in Under of tUo evening was consumed In
dancing ,
Among these present wcro observed the
following : Misses Meyer , Coombo , DpqlUtle ,
Blown , Livoscy , Parker. Polssant , HicUolc ,
Codso , Thomas , Lehman , strntinan , . Stratton
nud Straup : Mi's. Underwood , Mrs. PalffM-
rath , Mrs llollon. Mis. Wheeler : Messrs , 1\
PafTonrath , G. S. Giiertln , C. O Undervvool ,
W , Urandt , Dr. Jones , 12. B. Smith , \V. 1) .
Townscud , W. II. Hold. 13 Ltftlo , B.VhcU -
er. W. Coombe , W. Moriis. U. Epenetcr ,
AVIlliatn A. Gnnjcan , R Siefkln , J. E Eber-
solo , B. Portorticld , II. II. Ithodcs , A. M.
Cowle , T. G. Mathcns nnd B. Little.
A Fancy Lamp 'liudo Snip.
The lamp shade sale at Mrs. Uco. W.
Ames'residence on Park avenue , under the
auspices of the Parish Aid society of Alt
Saints , Wednesday from " until 0 o'clock ,
was aery pictty und novel Idci
The house , which is exceedingly well
mhptcd for semi-social entertainments of
this kind , although the object Is for charl-
tnclo purposes , was darkened nnd a hrgo col
lection of hindsomo lamps stood tn the drawIng -
Ing room , decorated by nnny colored shudos
mido by the fair hnnds of the members of
the society. Thcro wcro green shadosx and
blue shades , shades roprcsonline the ripen
ing corn , rod shades and J ellow shades , nil
bemtlfully rmdo nnd trimmed -with dcop
fifhgesot tissue paper , which gu\o thorn a
very handsome appearance.
In the dining room a largo coutro table
was placed , covered by u snow white cloth ,
and relieved bv a broad bind ofsmilax which
completely circled the table. Upon this a
half dozen old nnd rare cindolnhru were
placed to display the beauties of the candle
shides which had also been mlido for the
sale. They were oxceedingy pretty nnd
graceful and for luxurious entertaining there
is nothing that so lights up a buiquet boaid
as eflectivoly shaded candclabin.
Tea was served hi the llbraiy off tno dining
room , Mrs. Louis Bradford being the goddess
of the urn. And hero the Indies congregated ,
for it was n cosy ictrcat , and discussed af
fairs of chinch , state , possiblv tbo situation
in Ireland , \vhilo they sipped the dclicioiwly
brewed oolong imdntc the wafer which ac
companied every cun of the beverage
Owing to some misunderstanding as to the
place where the silo would beheld , it was
not as Inrgel } putroul/ed ns it deserved to bo.
It was such a pretty idea however thnt tlio
snlo ought to bo repeated , Just before Lout ,
nnd with proper advertising would undoubt
edly attract u lareo croud of church peojile.
The ladles having the sale in charge and
who undo all the pretty things on. exhibition
were Mrs. D H. Wheeler , ) r , president of
the society ; Mrs. Ames , Mrs. Bradford , Mis.
Hutit , Mrs. Cross , Mis Westphallng , Mis.
Drake nnu Mrs. Will Ourloy. Among the
\ Isltois who attended the sale during the af-
aftcrnoon were Mesdames Arthur itotnlu-
ton , Clement Chase , Dr. Mooic , E E. Ed-
waids , Dundy , Pr Connor , Lockwood , Babcock -
cock , Llaikson , Wool worth , Lohmer.Clmp-
mau. Harris , /Calmer , W. F. Allen , Dudley
Ev ans , Tillson and Miss Tatum.
A Very I'rctty IConai 11-2ton.
Mrs. 1) . B. Wood , in honor of Mrs Hin-
man , a sister of Mrs. "WooJ , give a porfcctly
appointed Kensington tea Thursday aftev-
noon , which brought out the loproscntatlvo
society people , the day being balmy and
bright , an Ideal day in December.
Mrs. Wood has a very pretty house at
Tvvcntj-second and Davonpoit und interior-
ally is ono of tlio mojt charming houses In
the west. The decorations show the highest
form of art , cvorj thing being in the most
delightful good tusto , usjou would expect In
the residence of ono of Omaha's beat known
bankers.
While a number of tbo puests brought
their fancy work , the major portion plaj od
cards , a feature of Kensingtons. These rtays
which our mothers nnd may bo grandmothers
would undoubtedly frown down , ns nn inno
vation not In keeping with thoprlglnnl inten
tion of the founders ot the society teas.
Mrs Wood has three beautiful children ,
and their introduction to tbo guests was a
pleasant feature of the altcruoou's chirm.
Dainty refreshments by Balduff wcro served
during the course of the tea , the guests in
vited to paitlcipato in the pleixsuics of the
nfiernoon being Mesdames Brooke , Hill ,
Ayers , Summers , Lnucli , Lchnior , Concdon ,
1. H. Congdon , J. .1. Brown , Hustln , Coinlsh ,
Motcalf , Btn Smith , Howard Smith , Uik-gs ,
I ) . H. Wheeler , D. H. Wheeler , } r , AV. IT.
Alien , P. H. Allen , Buck , T3cnnett , Duiulp ,
C.itlln , Sheridan , Hanscom , Horbach , ( jiucl-
ncr , Richardson. Beall , J. N. H. Patrick ,
Peck , Kd Peck , Squiics , Bstabrook , 0 M.
Carter , I > vl Caitor , Beobo , Kilpatrlck ,
Doano , Hill , Yost , MorsemanV. . V. Alort.o ,
Coutnnt , ,1 H. Millard , C. "W. Hamilton ,
Cumlng , WallaceCnrlis , Baldwin- ) . , Luvvls
Rood , II. ( ! Burl , Joseph Marker , Geoigo
Barker , Pritchctt , Green , Adams , McKeiinn ,
Wesscls , Chase , IMwnids , Linlngcr , Ilallor ,
CJuy Birton , Joseph Dm ton , II. 11. Hingwalt ,
Powell , Nicholas , AVood , Hodick , Woolworth -
worth , S. D Barknlow , Lacy. . H. W. Yates ,
McCord , Misses Summers , Ijams , Ames ot
ChicaRO , Carter , Knight of Texas , Dal-
eoinbo.
A Pancy Itnzanr and Imnihoon ,
Thursdaj afternoon from ! } until0 o'clock ,
a very pretty ba/aarvvaa held attherosl-
donco of Mrs. William Gyger , 20J Half
Howard street , while a luncheon was served
at the residence of Mrs. Ford , adjoining ,
both cnlorUinments being for tuobonctltof
the Westminster Presbytoiiati church.
Mrs Gysnr's house was prottllv deco
rated with gay ribbons and the
fancy articles for snlo were suspended
thorcon. Hut the paitlcular craze of the
afternoon was tliodemana for butterfly lamp
shades , n novelty Just Introduced from the
cast. So gicitwas tkodonruul lorthoprottv
trlllo , that the ludlos who wcro Instrumental
In their ii ( iking , were compelled to take
orders for udditlonnl ones , the supply being
exhausted very early In the afternoon.
The tables in Mrs. ford's lesldenco wcro
decorated with chrysanthemums aiiclsmllax
and was assisted by Moscamos Shields , Guild ,
nnd Miss Mercer , Among the ladies present
dining the afternoon were : MesdamosIClor-
stead. Stone , Botkln , Ed Williams , Barney ,
Miss Nettle Johnson , Mrj > . Allen ICocn , Mrs ,
Curtis , Mrs Wnrrcn , Mrs , Sbunk , Mn. ( Jur-
toy , Airs. Bnitzlor , Mrs. Ferny the , Mrs Gun.
dorson , Aim. George i licks , Mrs. Kandall ,
Mrs. Cleonro Oyger , Miss Gyjjer , Mrs. Will
bur , Mrs. bheldon. Mrs. Croy , Mrs. Mclklo ,
Mrs. Love , Mrs. Nowcomb , Miss Nowoomb ,
Mrs. Penuell , Mrs. T , J. Penuoll , Miss Kas-
son , Miss Murphy , ,
High F'ivu tutlio Horrlaui ,
Mr. L. P. Stlclmcy , manager of thoMer
rlnin , and wife , Invited a fovr friends into the
parlor on Monday evening , and throe tables
of "high flvo" furnished lively entertainment
during tlio evening' . These present woroi
Mr. and Mrs. W. W , Morsman , Mr , and Mcs ,
II. N. Blood , Mr. and Mrs. I , W. Minor , Mr ,
and Mrs , 0. O. Hobble , Mr. nnd Mrs. L. P ,
Stlckney , Miss Logan , Mr. Hamilton and Mr ,
I. VI
Feathorly. The refreshments wcro nmplo
nnd very choice. Tbo lint ladles' prizo. a
beautiful fairy candle , wfts won by Mrs.
Morstnan ; the Unt ffOfittomau's prize , an
OTydized silver smoklnifrJMt , waa cut for by
Messrs. Hobhlo nnd Mltw , nnd was won by
the former. The consolidation prizes \voro
awarded to Misa Logan BM Mr. Fcathcrly.
At the lljrmenonl Altar.
CUNVINOIIAM JUt > CASBT.
Mr. John Cunnlnghnik1 and Miss Loll N.
Casey were united la jnarrlngo on Wednes
day evening by Roy. Father McCarthy. The
bride was attlrod In n btoutlful gown of dell-
cato Dink silk nnd vvhlto plush , ornamented
with orange blossom3.s"Sho were a whlto
plush bat trimmed witnostrlch plumes. Mrs.
T , J. Murphy , sister off tlio groom , acted ns
bridesmaid , nnd Mr. Torn Casov , brother of
the bride , ncted at best man. The groom Is
In the postal service , nnd is a\ery promliinp
young man. The hrldo is the jouugcst
daughter of Mr. Tom Casoy. After tbo cere
mony tlio bridal party went to the residence
of the groom's parents , on South Tenth
street , vvhcro an elegant supper WM served.
Later in the evening n reception was held at
the homo of the bride's parents , on Vintou
street. Daiiclntr vvns n feature of the even
ing , and elegant refreshments were served.
The presents wcro numerous nnd costly.
CAIISOS A > 'I > 11US9KM , .
At tlio residence of Mr. Charles Driver ,
2tU5 .North Tivontj-flfth street , Omaba.Nob. ,
December 11 , l&yo , by llov. W. K. Beans ,
pistor of Trinity M. C church , Mr. George
H Canon ofMindoii , la , and Miss EaithM.
Hussellof Chicago , 111.
A .O.illuo 1'a.rty.
Monday ovoulng Erfllag's hall was the
scene of a very unique form of entertain
ment , a calico party , glwa through the efforts
of Mr. Powell and Mr. Holbrook. It was n
very Jolly evening , nil the guests present
showing a disposition to make as much na
possible of the opportunity afforded for a
good tlmo.
The costumes -were varied as might bo ex
pected aud many of them w are very elab
orate. A gentleman who was In attendance
was" heard to remark tint if his wlfo could
looic so very handsome In a simple calico
dress ho wondered win her dressmaker's bill
inn up Into the hundreds during a season.
Among the guests present were : Mr. and
Mrs. Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis , Mr. and
Mrs. Lally , Air. nnd Mrs. Fisher , Mr. and
Mrs. Kid dell , Mr. and Mrs Campion , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Wood , Ir. ) and Mrs Crummor , Dr.
and Mp ) . Oapoii , Mr. and Mrs Mat Patrick ,
Mr. nnd Mis Frank Patrick , Mr. and Mrs.
liolbiook , Mr. nnd Mi's. Lewis , Mr. and Mrs.
McCo.v , Mr. and Mrs. Burke , Mr. and Mrs.
Mole , Mr. and Mrs. Baiter , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Diuibir , Mr and Mrs. Juvnos , Mr. aud Mrs.
Williams , Mr , and Mrs. Blum , Mr. and Mrs.
Chadwii'k , Mr. Klmmcl and Miss Kimmol ,
Mr. Chadwlck and the Misses Wolkor ,
Campion : mj Glacomiul.
Tlio Don Ami Club.
Dr. nnd Mrs. K. C. Moore entertained the
Don Ami Card club Monday evening at their
residence on Park nvcnuo. Tbo following
members were piesont : Mr nnd Mrs. Pratt ,
Mr. and Mrs Clarke , Mr , nnd Mrs. Boscho ,
Mr. nnd Mrs Collins , Mr. and Mrs Tutum ,
Mr. und Mrs. Citlin , Mr airl Mrs. L. J.
Oniko , Oolonol and Mrs SUnton , Dr. nnd
Mrs. llrovvn , Mr. and Mr ? . Ilussio , Mr. und
Mrs. Harris , Mr. and Mrs. JJahcock , Mr. nnd
Mrs. lUymoad , Mr. nnd Mrs. Purvis , Mr.
and Airs. Hobcrtson , Mrs. Ilamlln , Mr. Mor
ton , Miss Pratt and Miss.Stanton.
Mrs Collins took the firs't prirc , a lovely
royal Worcester plaquea idJIr. Collins cip-
tured the first gcutloidUn's honor , a tiny
clock. Mr. Pratt and MI& Brown took second
end prizes , fancy candhaioks
'llio Club HI plQfo Series.
The fourth same of the series of five games
at high live by the HighFlvodub was plaj ed
Wednesday ovonmg at Jha residence of Mr.
and Mrs. James Q. Mactin , near Nineteenth
and Vintou streets. 'IliOHo who took part
were Mr. nnd Mrs. R ) A * . Powell , Mr and
Mrs. A. Li Lott , Mr. and-Tfvlrs Sol IJoppor ,
Samuel G. Wright , Mr ( and Mrs W. B.
Cnoek , Mr. nUd Mrs. D'l ' iJl'arkhnrst , Misses
Wallwork , Lour a"u"d Nltohlo and Messrs ,
CharH SJ-Porsyth. Li"TV MarUM/nhti-SHns
Wright nnd Mr. and "Mb.ttataiilrG. Martin.
The fifth and last game will bo played at
the rcsldoitcfc of Mr. and Mrs. Jamos-G. Mur-
tlii next " \Vcdnesday evening.
< < ?
' 1 ho Ii idles' " Bliisifiil Sopletj- .
The i eduction" the mombcrship fee of the
Ladies' musical society is proving to ben very
\v iso movement , and the morabcrdhlp is in-
tre.i.liir in consequenco.
At ono tlmo it looked a if the society would
dioofdry rot , but tl.o active andencrgotic
women who tm\e been connected with it from
Its inception , oignt yo.ir ugo , determined to
make on o more effort for its rcoigiiiizitioiu
Mrs. J. .M Woolworth continues as the pios-
iilcnt nnd Mis. J MMotcalfvho is nn en-
thusiistic musician , has been prevailed upon
to Uko the secretaryship Between these
two very popular ladies , both in social nnd
musicd'cluies , there ought to bo n.o question
as tothosouot.v'ssuct.os3 this year.
The third recital of tbo season , or moro
propcily sneaking the ninety-seventh inn-
sic.ilo , v'vill bo given nokt Wednesday after
noon by Miss Gcnevioio Wcstormin , who is
nnid to bo a very line pumlste , n graduate of
the Boston conservatory of music under Oto
Bnndlcks , who was a fnvouto pupil of thu
great Lls/t It Is confidently oxneuted that
thin iccital will bo up tothostandnrd of those
which havoprccedod it , the programme bying
as follows :
Proliulo iind Fugue , O sharp v It.icb
Auf ( loin wisserzu s'ngcn Sohuburt-IiK/t
Ur.idlo hon ; KJirulf
Auf clnvuiiK Beliiunanii
Tarant % lli Oo 27 , No . ' .tioszkovvHkl
Ktiide , Op iNo \ 2 i Uublnstuln
Noetui IKI. 0 minor Chopin
Boniiti. 1) inliior , Allegro. Adagio , Allo-
k'rctto lliMitlmvcn
Ulgoletto . . . . .Vordl-LKit
and \V
Mr. D. W. Hnynes , treasurer oftheBojd
oicri nouso is visiting in Chicago
A number of children's parties will bo
givei during the next fortniRht.
Messrs. W. N. Nason , C. P. Goodman and
Joseph Garneau , Jr. , loft for Chicago on
Woduosduy.
Mrs. U. E. Squires returned homo Monday
from a two weeks' visit ( o St. LouU.
Miss Marccau of St. Louis has charge of
the society work on Topics ,
Mlsslrono Simpson of Kobraskn City is a
guest at the residence of Captain U'llcot.
Mrs. FrcJ Nye Is vlsltlna friends In Pro-
mont preparatory to Joining Mr. N } o In Chi
cago.
cago.Miss
Miss JncMon of Svracuso , Now York , n
lister of Mn. Dean Gardner , left for her
homo on Monday ,
Mrs 'Wntch of Chicago is n guo < t at the
Hotel Uarker , matting some Investments In
Omaha realty.
Miss Hall of Minneapolis , who hns be n
the guest of Mis < Donno nnd Mlso Wakoloy ,
loft for her honioThundny.
Miss Dvvlght o ( Peonn , n lady well known
In Omaha , will he the guest of Miss Moore ,
1059 Park nvenuc , this week.
Miss Nettio Sherwood gave a dollphtful
tea yeslcrdiv nftornonn tn n nitmbor of nor
friciuN nt her rosldeuco on Dodge street.
Mrs. WTOU Uoecrs Ins nmiounrod n
luncheon nt I p m. Tlmrsday of next week ,
invitations hnvliie been issued this week.
The Cosmopolitan club will civ o their next
dance on Tuesday evening , December 2J , In
stead of tho'J. > th us previously announced.
Mrs. A. II IliimU , slitor of Mrs. E. C
Snyder loft for her homo in Philadelphia on
Wednesday after nu extended visit In Oniahn.
Mr , nnd Mrs. Clmrles Tumor have Issued
Invitations for a reception , which Is really a
homo warming , Frlaiy evening , 10th , untie-
Inp after.
A number of Omaha's studcntsnt the vari
ous colleges throughout the country are ex
pected to return for the Cbrlsttup holidays
the lattcrptrt of this week.
The Misses Hoaglnud gave nn Informal
dinner Thursday evening In honor of Miss
Wymin , a cousin , who with her pirents has
comd to Oniiha to rcsldo.
Miss Smlo Colpot/cr li expected to return
from her school next week ami will probably
bo given n Dirty by MM , Colpotrcr iKJfora she
returns to New York to resume her studies.
Mri , Ificd Tjconnd her two sons are at pres
ent guests of Mrs. .T. LifoCiirtli , an aunt of
Mrs. Leo's , at SI513 Lake nvcnuo , Chicago ,
whcio they will loinain until after the boll-
dais.
dais.Mr.
Mr. Casper E , Vest and Mr. Flemon Drake
erom Washington Thursday Investigating
the workings ot the telephone. Prom there
they went to Now Yoik nud will return this
week.
"Wednesday evening Mrs R. C. Gushing
gave n dclishtful luncheon in honor of Hishop
ICenno of Washington , D. C , who is visiting
friends in the city in the Intcicst of the
CatholiCiCiiurcli. .
The Elks club and lodco are planning a
Indies' social in honor of Dr. Simon Quintan ,
uxnlteil Kund lulor of the older , on his re
turn from the Piciflo coast The date has
not jet been doildca upon.
Mrs. O , W. Uugfjlos , the wife of the gonenl
pissengecngcutof the Michigan Central rail
way , and ale.ider in the sitnrt woild of Chicago
cage , is the guest of Mrs. John Prancis on
Virginia averuo , In vvhosuhonoracai-d party
was given last e\oninc.
Mr. D. IL Goodrich , who was a Chicago
visitor lost week , returned homo Wednesday
with \ > \K \ stories of the flno sloighlnt ? Chicago
people aio havinp and how thoroughly suited
the boulevards and drives of that metropolis
are for the purpose.
The Onntia division , No 120 , Order of
Railwav Conductors , will give its second an
nual ball and binquct nt Washington hall
next Tuesday evening The invitations for
the hall are very neatly potten up , having la
illuminated letters the 'nonogrmnof the order ,
whUo In tha upper left hand corner in gold Is
an engine , tender and caboose.
Mrs. Raymond of Lincoln , who came up to
piny the piano accomp initnents for tbo Apollo
club concert Thursday evening , Is nt the
head of the Oratorio society of the capital
city which is hooked to pivo "Tho Messiah"
daring the lirst vvpek In tbo now year at the
first Congregational chinch. Mr. Torrens
and Mr. Lombard will assist in the rendition
of thobeautllul oratorio.
The Postofllco social club gave their third
paity Tuesday evening nt Metropolitan hall.
TJio fifty or Uxty couples who attended thor
oughly cnjoved a programme of twenty
dances. Owing to the great , holiday rush nt
the postoflicc the boys will nil bo compelled
to postpone the party scheduled for the aid
hist. The next party takes plucd on the flrst
Tuesday In January.
Miss Ada Stieppanl , who graduated on the
harp and p'smo ' at St. Mnr-j's convent , Notre
Danio , three yuir > > airo , a tall , stately hlomlo
of most charming manner , with a voito that
Is sujrtjestlvo of the x-lpplo of a mountain
stieam , low and sweet , will bo found a
charming addition to Omaha society , her
parents having recently located hero ,
i Ward McAllister has been horribly scoffed.
Sotietv hvs sneered at him. Priests hue
denounced him. lie has been culled a snob
nnd accused of giving i No to moial djspepsia
in "the land of the free and the tiomo of the
bravo. " In spite of nil this Mr McAllister
hns the laugh ou Ills side for bis book sells
like hot cukes In this umntiy tha follow
whoso plant hnvo a money value can affoid
to Ignoio rll the abuse which can bo put upon
him "I'ho jinelo ofthc KUlena" does moro
than help "tho hurt that honor fools.11
Mrs. L II. bcveraiuo ixturned on Friday
to her tiomo in Now York , after two weeks of
business and pli.iMiio in this city. This lt >
her llrst visit since she was assistant priml-
ual in thq high school six years ngo. She
admits tint with nci information of what has
been troing on here during thuso low years ,
she is perfectly iimazcd to behold such rapid
inowth und hoe such miig'iificent buildings ,
and so m my of them and all occupied , the
many milus of paved streets , the wagon
inidgo across the river , the viaducts nnd tha
rapid transit of the electric car system , mid
csptLiullv the stupendous growth of the pub
lic schools all over the city , which stio savs
has done moro to advertise Omaha in the
east than auj thing else. Such is her conll-
denco in the future of this city that she his
instructid h"r cousin , Gcoigo W. Holbrook
( whoso ( 'iiost s > ho has been ) , to purchase a
tract of hind amounting to several thousand
doll irs , an sbo considers it better thnn money
at intciost.
"The Mystic Circle"vill pivon grand mas
querade ball nt the Coliseum Now Year's
eve and as nn effective Inducement for handsome -
some costuming- , offer n series of prlr.es ng-
Rrogntlne $ TiOO. A largely augmontcd orchcs.
tra iu addition to a military baud will ho In
attendance to furnish proincnndo muslo dur
ing the Intermission , The grnud match of the
charnotors en tnosquo will tnko place
at 0 o'clock nnd dnnctng nt 0:30. : No
moro pleasant \vay at present suggcsst
Itself , to welcome the dawning ot the new
} oir , thin through the carnival which will
liohold next Wednesday evening at the Coll-
souni.
Court Oato City , No. Ml , of the Order of
Porester * , gave their second annual ball nt
Porest halt , on Wodncsdav uvcnliiK list.
Tlicro was an oxccllont ntteiuhnco and n pro-
gmnnio rontaininir tvvmity-six numbers wus
successtully earned out. The follow Ing gou-
tlcmen had the management of this very en-
] onhlo affalri Master of ceremonies , M.I)1. )
Qpera
Tlmrsday , Friday , Saturday and Sunday ,
December ISlli , 19lli , 20tli , 21st ,
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Eeturn of the Favorite Comedians ,
lonnelly & Coil
In the Greatest of All Furco Comodles ,
QMS
la a NBWMer ] \ ,
Embellished with How Music , Now Songs ,
New Dances , Striking Costumes ,
Provoking Situations and Pretty Faces.
Tbo Company of FunMukeri Include the follunlnit :
Henry V I > oimollr , AtmloMiuk llorloln ,
HlffiiqlOlrnrd , Jlrro ( locdwln ,
Goo Mutplir , I.llUnn rjson ,
Pit i Murk. Cnrro Ilomn ,
J. W. Myers , Jlhnclio Howard ,
Sugar Mlilglcjr , JC5 lo fiitnlnur ,
Klwln Ijiwrcnco , Inutile Unit.
Musical Director , UIC1IARU BTA1IU author of tlio
Sea KliiK nnd Said I'mlia.
Dolsnydcr ; commlttooou nrrniiROitionta , J , n.
Dorland , J. M. Ilaldwln nnd Pimlol McLcirl
reception , Thomas Donnollr. Charles Off and
Thomas Thotnpum ; floor , MlUoOarvoy , F. B.
Hanrnhnn , J nines Itlchnrdson nnd .Tunic *
Crottloy ; door , 8. Campbell and James Ilros-
sixn.
A NIGHTS ,
Commencing
Sunday , Dec. 14th
Tl-IE
.AND
"muni
COMPANY.
Under the management of Eich & Harris ,
The Mastodon Specialty Organization.
50 lifty European Aitists-60 ,
A Programme of Novelties.
The Most Enjoyable Entertainment Ever
Presented. Sale opens Saturday.
STANLEY
In Darkest Africa.
*
- Brilliantly the explorer leads n great azidience
Jrom coast to coast of Africa , and tells them oj
those dreadful months under the dense , hot and
steaming foliage of the Dark Continent.
HENRY M. STANLEY.
Will deliver his famous lodure entitled the "Rescue of Eniin Pasha ;
The Forests ; Pigmies and March Across Africa' " at the
Grand Opera House
WEDNESDAY EVENING , DEC. 24 , ' 9O.
Tickets , $1 , $2 , $2.BO and $3 , Including the following :
HENRY M. STANLEY , DEC. 24.
THE UKVOWNKD Al'KIOAN KXPLOUGH.
fMilliiiKCincnt of J. 11. 1'ONI ) . ]
The Rescue of Emln Pashal The Forests , Pigmies and March
Across Africa.
The subject ou wlilUi the minds ot HIGH Is rhctod.
Ovide Musin Concert Co. , Jan. 8 , 1891 ,
Ovldo Musln , tlio giuit Violinist , .isnlstoJ byoonllst3 of rcat ability ,
A Night of Music and Song ,
'
George Kennan , February 7th , 1891 ,
NowsiuorCoriosponlont | ) nndTra\cIor.
"Russian Police , Exiles and Prisons. "
Au Intensely Interesting Lcuturo.
Gen. Horatio C. King , March. 16tti , 1891 ,
riouret.ity 0. A. U : Judso Advocate Gononl of Now Vorlc.
"From Winchester to Appomattox. "
A Thrilling AVur Story.
Owlns to the uiinrocodentocl domund for tlaUols tlio box oftlco of tlio Gr.ind Opera Ilouia
will bo opcnod for tlio silo ( it rosorvutl heats'iiifsdiy , Die , tnth , ut U o'clnuk n in. The miinn-
eur lias had iiiunyAi | > llcat Inns for every f'eit In tno ( Iriunl Oora | Ilruso , und Inonliirtu bo
fair vtltlio ory one , linsili'ildtMl to put tlio tlckutsoii Hiilo ton days In ndvaiuoof the lucturo.
Itpiiiuinljur. you KOI four Krand oiiturtiilnniuiilH for the prloo of 0110. faiouru yourboati
carlv , and nvold tlm oliuiicunt not iotlliiK asout.
I'aitloxholding an Invitation lo tlio tocentlrni and b.inqnot cnn Rot tlukotu nt tlio box
office , Mull orders will rumlv o pronipl attention.
DUE EDEN MUSEEP
LxA-WliE. ! ? . , Manaser.
Cor Ikh and Faraam Sts. - Week of Dec. 15.
Donaldsons' ' Travelling Worlds' ' Fair
Including Beasts , BirdsReptiles and Creeping and
Crawling Insects and
A NURSlG BABY MONKEY
The only on born in captivity , a cunning little
beast with the ways and manners and pranks of a \l\ ' ,
human baby. A stWdy for the student of animal history. \ j
'
The mother and'baby monkey are a constant amuse- /VfH
- J
mcnt. The istandonly baby monkey born in America. (9 ( ' ] |
THE UILLHBE ELRGKSM1TH
DELINKS OP CRIMH A thrilllnff rnfjlish drama , presented
ior the drat time in America , by the wall known Actor Jenn Anthony
supported by a troupe of star urtlsta of the first magnitudo.
Trie Tsteisliville Students
Jublloo , Bongo.plnntiition . melodiesfancy buck , vvinpr , jljr and clog-
dancing Introducing Tom Witliora , the greatest wing dancer la
America ; and Richards the double voiced vocalist.
A Rare Refined Entertainme nt.
Curiosities , Freaks & Monstrosifies.
The host ontortuininont of the year , at pormlar prices. One
dlmo to all. On Saturday the children have the bostuouts froo.